The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 19, 1915, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 6
Palmed? Tteate
TODAY
Al Shaffers Boys and Girls
PRESENTS
"THE ARRIVAL OF LORD FITZNOODLE"
MOVIES FOR TODAY
"PROFIT FROM LOSS'
American.
"JOHN T. ROCKS AND FLIVVER"
Thanhauser.
"DESERTED AT THE AUTO"
Beauty.
T O D'A Y
MARY FULLER In
"LIL' NOR' WESTER"
Three Reel Victor.
"BILL'S PLUMBER AND
PLUMBER'S BILL
Imp Comedy.
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JESSE L. LASKY
Presents
"THE VOICE IN
FOG"
Featuring
DONALD BRIAN
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Early Jersey Wakefield Coptrihagen Market
Flat Dutch
Anderson Floral Co.
. PHONE 911 -
Member FloriBt telegraph delivery.
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? M?^ .... .$8.50 M\)
Fumed Oakv^kcxs; G?nuifie leather seats....-, .?7.50 tip
Ooldea Oak dockets, Oenu?n? leather seats. .. .h^W.?O up
" - KuriY English Oak Hockers, Genuine leather serajlMnm
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carry an- immense stock of rocker* with woor! and
?limitation leather acata ?t lower prices, too.
EE WIN D O W
PWP1? NEW F?ffllliE CO.
?tV Eft?y to Pay the Peoptea Way,*?
Phone S?3
BIBLE GLASS BANQUET
WAS A GRANO SUCCESS
MR. R. S. LIGON WAS AGAIN
s RE-ELECTED TEACHER
FOR YEAR
OTHER OFFICERS
Were Elected-Affair Waa Beet
of Kind Ever Given at
St. John's,
Tho aiuniul banquet or ?be Wesley
Bible cluss of St. John's Methodist
rJvurch, given last evening at the
church, wa? the biggest and best af
fair of Its kind ever held at yt.
John's. There were about 12f> pres
ent, many being kept away on ac
count of the condition of the weath
er.
'Pie copper was prepared by thc
members of the Phllathea class, and
lt consisted of one of tho moat elab
orate menus ever served in Anderson.
There was oyster cocktail, turkey,
barn, and all that goos with, a turkey
supper, all served hot. The desert
?.on:lated of ilium pudding with whip
ped cream.
After the banquet wan flubbed the
nominating committee, consisting of
W. C. Brown, S. L. Prince and J. Al.
Etfans, nominated R. S. LJgon for
reelection of tho class. Previously
Mr. Llgoh had 6tatcd to the OIUSB
that owing to the condition of bia
health, ho felt that "he could not car
ry on these duties aa i ;c should, there
fore, offered bia resignation. Tho
class felt like It could not give Mr.
Ligon up and unauimciusly reelet-ted
him. Mri Ligon responded and stat
ed that lie felt aa if i,o could not lot
bis own feelings prevent him from
accepting such a token of love and un
enthusiastic re-ein: ti on.
A. H. Bagnall was nominated and
elected as assistant teacher. Mr.
Dagnall responded In a happy speed 1.
He stated that ho had been elected to
ii position bo honed bo would never
Borve, and that bo knw If bo over did
have to servo, it would be for ono
timo only, that being enough for mc
[doss.
J. H. Geiger, former assistant
teacbor. wan nominated and elected
president o? clans. He responded In
a very appropriate speech.
W. C. Brnyles was nominated and
elected treasurer. He mado u
Bpseca..
B. B. Bleckley WSB nominated and
re-elected* as secretary.
Tho 'members of tho class 'then
stood and gave 15 rahs for the offi
cers.
Mr. Carter of Dillon, who ls a trav
eling man and also a Sunday school
worker Of note, was present und ad
dressed tiio class, complimenting ?low
on such a snlondld affair.
Mr. C. Ban Allen, formerly presi
dent of th? class, acted as toastmas
ter and called on the Hov. W. C.
Kirkland, who made a very appro
priate talk.
Mr. R. E. Ligon was tho next to bo
called upon. Ho stated that In coin
ing to. thc Moquet ho was .making, his
annual vito to the Wesley cinsu. ti'o'V
over, lie ^?atod that th-o folt: proud "ot
the ?part his brother was taking nra!
was glad that ho was re-elected ai
teacher,
Mr. O. M. Heard, .superintendent
ot tho Sunday school, WOB tho ?next
speaker und he gave a. little achoo}
history.' He Bloted that ho had been
superintendent for six yeara and thnt
beforo Mr. Speake became pastor hq
was never able to get the attendance,
to reach'over 300. Howovor, since
the presont pastor had taken chars?,
t^ey had gotten together, made piaf?,
and as a result tho n tte adan co Sgftr
reachod tho high mark of over 1,003.
Ho stated that he wanted" to give Mr.
Spvakv'?nun .-??VT -T?iin^ vim 55 ?? w**i*
lio folt like it would bo a calamity '.o
tbo'churcCrlf tho present porter -y:n.
not returned to St. John's church ipr
another year.
' As ' a result, tho cl asa voted that
tho presiding cider bo asked to try
lo have the Hov. Mr. Spoake return-:
ad to tho Anderson cfvurch.
Mr; Bagnall then arose and stated
that he had been -requested to call
im Mr. Ban Allen for a speech
Mr. Allen responded very admira
Wy.
After this speech the class' aroso
.ind gav o tiiroo cheers for St. John's
ohuftf i'. Tho -hymn, "What a Friend
Mo; Have in Jesu," was then sung,
vnd the .benediction was pronounced
:>y Rev. W. C. Kirkland.
. JackHoi ; Highway Again.
Nashville, r'Nov. .16 ,-^Commlsslon
srO of the Jicksbh Highway associa-'
lion will moot It?re'this mortvlng wllh
?> Jfu.lt attendance. These Will 's??ofct
;he rome of tho ib?ghway from' Nash
palo to New Orleans.. A largo dole-;
RStlOn' from Tennessee. Atlanta and
Mississippi are attending.
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Localmarket yesterday ll 1-4 conlsi'
??e w ito** ' ?ot i on. '??r-,.
' .>.-:. -y-'-.' Open, y High. i^oW^Mm':
Dec . .11 .-ff? 11.68 11,4$ 11,57
Jan /v i? ill;60 it.74 H.$? 11,72
Sarch i .,11.85 13,01 11.8G 12.00
ay . . .12.02 12.18 X2.03 13,18
July . . .12.00 12.25.. 12.09 UM
jftitoU 11.75. ; . , ,;
Liverpool. Cotton. -
OpiMl. Cio??;
Jan-Fob .. .. ..6.78 C.?7 .
\f?At??i&~ ..' .'. '-'.0.78 - . 0.7*
Moy-Ju?u . , ;, i .-?5,70 - .S.78 '
v Spot? QM. ? '?
.Sales 12,000. .
Rseotpts aiJoofc
?-' We havi? set a stai
Anderson. Nov/hen
lent tailoring. It is
Anderson.
Saving, ??temin?UQVp^ cour
esy, kindness ar>.4 concentration will
micnk ail doors. Systoaatlc flavlng
HBK^^?.' : ' . ? - , .. ' '. ..'
j^j^?flr v to'. success. SAVE ' THE
DIB?B3. Call today^"t^Vgni one of
rar Dime Savjags-jB?^ they win
?elp you. V ? ;
ndard in suit and overcoat
2 will you see such an assc
just such values as these til
VfE ATHER : FOEBUAST
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Weather* Forco??ti-^Fft?r and colder
Jflrlday; - Saturday i'alr.
Bev. J. T. Mf?jnnj. Anointments.
Rev. J. T. 'Mann- Will preach at j
at Flat Bock Baptist church d?t
Sunday nt 3:CO p. m., and at Gluck
mlli that night at tho usual hour, '
mm??l??k
Glorious Indian Smmmey
W?., ?taVie " had :,a mag- '
. sriif?o?nt. fall, but/winter
lias now set in. Pre-,
parc "for, it with .
rm inn ?? inn rmi mn num ? '?"?vriHcwr'iHi WIMTOIBMM^
You're
om Now Until Christmas
J NASMUCH as this is one of the largest stores
I in this section devoted exclusively to the
leeds of men, young men and boys, we offer
you the greatest variety '<of new styl?s and fab
rics for selection. Add to that the fact we are
jiving more style, better quality arid greater
/alue for every dollar you spend here-and you'll
ealize why most men, young men and boysare
;oming"here to be outfitted.
These are the days of record, breaking sales
:or us and among the many examples of extra
/alue-giving, are three great groups of the new .
?st styles in >
Men's Snits and Overcoats
?; $20.ii
Winter Under wear
Here you'll find a Targe stock of Underwear
:o select from. Shifts and Drawers or Union
Suits. Prices from il to $4 Suit.
Shoes
We are selling more shoes than ever. Here
/ou will find good shoes for every? day wear
>ho?s thkt are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Herman's Army Shoes $4 and #4.50/ For
iress shoes this store is headquarters-Boyden
Shoes at $6.50.
Mackinaw Gost?
Tn Mackinaw Coats y/e are showing a large
md wonderful.; assort ment of fabrics, smart
patterns and rich colorings.
Men.^s;Mackinaw Coa lr,
Boys' Mackinaw Coats
^.vioT-7:5:0
#3 to #6.5G
values at ?15 that has never been equaled in
ir
ir orient, such reliable materials, su?hr excel
lat keeps1 this the leading clo thing store in
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nuiami?Rnw maw
Cast-Iron Shears break, easily. Soft steel shears soon
;|i$$m?:-'$u^ ..A? .poor /shears: VorkY1
i Then you-.haye to ?pres? ?3? pi?? th$; braces together ..'?
: V firtVe you try to ? ' this means, an aching wftt?: ?t?
finers 'anci;p?i'K?t>sl?ss .'oTtsirip?r. ; .
' W?SS Sff?ARS ?o not Work loose !jut cut rjezn ^tid smp.Qjh
>; ta?nty. :S' ?$&T\$4
Gal! md &c? the many difieren* sty!esvof ^!SS $I&\RS;and
. SCISSORS w? have, for ev?ry conceivable Aise.; 'v
? smmm HARDWARE
An?e&sc:, S. C