The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 26, 1915, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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TODAY'
A. B. and C. Musical ComeRJ^. GorPresents
"THE BELLE OF B?
MOVIES FOR TODAY
"THE IDOL"
Clipper Three Reeler.
BIJOU THEATRE
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"WHEN WILLIE WENT WILD'
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"STOLEN HEARTS AND NICKL?S"
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"THE TRAP THAT FAILED"
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Dining Room Set
Highly Polished Gerome Quarter Sawed Oak
Buffet, China Cabinet, Senzig Triple, j Eight
Chairs, Eight Fooffei?*, ?fvV
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250.00,
An elegant Christmas.present. We have, others in different
woods^ and other finishes and styles at less price.
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U, S. BaU?esh?p ''South Carolina"/. .
Tho Southern .Commercial Congress!
will bu hold at^Cb?r??slbii December*
; ISthto nib, ms, ?^jjjLis^n^e?clit:.
tlon. of prbmfa^
all ovor. tfao Southland mo?tlng? are
held each year Tor tho jjurposo of dis
cussing business welfare, both of. the
maauf&ctitrer and of tho farmer. Last
year the Con?reis waa hold at Okl?
botea CUyjhnd -'.? h ti year .before ?t
Mobile. Thia year tho meeting la to
be held af Cb'?f??st?h and ^ory.'lWaay
men of fromlnont business, aacia? Vjad
mcrpbera ..pt. tho. Cabinet of the Prcai
dent of tho Untied fetaieV '#u>be preav
ent afc tho.:|U06*)nf5-.
A squadron of iii o Atlantic Fleet,
TbrpedbA D?t?,^imiaMne^ and Tor
pedo Beat'Desi,byora, aa well as
Dresdaaughts.' Witt'W ? lb? Charles
ton ^?ar??or, open for inspection ot tho
;''p^io;??re ;ba^sdu*?adr '
pleasure of seeing a magnificent oar
nival, . ..
THE DUTCH
TAXES/
j Tho Hague, Netherlands, Nov. 25. j
--The Dutch people are. to bo called!
j upon tp pay ucarty five dollar? por
head 'nore tax?>s every year into tho
I national exchequer as a direct result
or tho war. llr.lierto fie annual tax
lut lon of the country has usually
amounted lo something over $3?\000,
! ?00 lu ronn i figures, or about $10.20
per capita; bur the new bill just laid
before parliament brings the anual !
j total up to approximately $105,000,000
or $21 por capita.
I Besides Increasing the ratio of al
ready existing taxes, tho government
has declined to impose ones which di
rectly affect capitalists, hplders of
stocks and bonds, pensioners, persons
not belonging to the anny or navy,
institutions enjoying incomes from
bet|uesta. drawers of registered docu
ments, railroad and street car trav
elers, smokers, carl players, and pos
sessors of moro than one front name.
Marlo Willem Frederick Treub.
minister of finance, who himself will
como into the latter category, line
the la3k before him of convincing the
Dutch public of the necessity of these
inronds upon Its income. . lt is gen
erally assumed, 'lowevor, in parlia
ment circles, that Dutchmen as a
rule will coincide with him in the
view that It la better to pay tao high
er taxes rendered necessary by tho
national defense than to leave the
Netherlands opon to violation by. one
or other of tho fighting nations which
might soe fit to enter its territory
In order tc farther Its military ends.
The sum of tho Increased annual ap
propriations for tho Dutch army and
navy (now together about $22,500,000)
CARDINAL POSTPONES
HIS TRIP TO ROI
Paris, Nov. 25.-Tlio Petit Jour
nay says lt is in a-, position to an*
nounce derinltoly that tho visit to
Rome of Cardinal Mercier, primate of
Belgium has been postponed. Ho pub
lishes a dlapatd'.i' from Havre saying
tho Belgian government have learned
of tho postponement of the trip pre
vious to tho announcement. This
trip was the basis for reports of a
peuce movement underway. The rea
sons ar signed, for tho postponement
are that ti :?_ cardinal ? considered be
neath bb: dignity certain conditions
Imposed oy tho Germans. Tho Over
seas ?M8S ffo Agency ou Nur? rn bor 20
reported tho Gormans- assured the
cardinal every facility for?niaklng the
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.s':Vli^^Uon.o?.M?t??it:--??ooa.
Durlng^t^.suinjner-Of iois an Inno
vation In th?. work, ot fighting fires In
in tho '.national forests was brought
about by tho In.-:-'.a) I at hm of Mt. Hood,
ona of the tfvo highest mountains 'of
tile Pacific Northwest, says the Do
cembcr Popular Mechanics Maga
sine. Mt. Hood stands. 11.225 feet
above sea loveb and even In midsum
mer the weather conditions at the
KU m ni lt aro nt most times severe. The
establishment of -ho station was
.i;\\;eiy an experiment on the part of
tho govorhmont, there having been a
great deal of doubt before tho ekperi
mout was..tried; aa to whether ' an 'ob
server could Stand for an entire sea
son, tho lonely existence, , the high al
titude.' and tho storms. This point
was consluslvcly nottlod hy a moun
tain guido ?wh?in1 the, government eon
ployed os nn observer. This, guide,
who bad already made 350 ascents ot
tho mountain, succeeded in establish
ing a camp on the summit and spent
tho entire si?nmor ?there in compara
tive comfort.
When it came, tc? establishing tho
fire observatory on ?ho summit of Mt j
Hood. Ibo work - of getting .tho nec
essary ouulpTOcniv end supplies to tho
top proved ' io : bo ? big' undertaking.
Above ifie 6,000 fe'ef* level the mount,
tain ? continually covered with ?how,
willie tho slopes are sou steep and'
treacherous> hs to tax tho resources
of tlie moat skillful mountain climber;
Tho difficulties encountered in car
rying supplies uad establishing a tole
phono lino to tho. summit aro. graphi
cally; depicted' by illustrations accom
panying tho article':-'
Bartender Hakes Jtfortono.
Tho success of a bartender ?io the
mo4Ug.picttire business,as'told in tho
December Wonuan's iRtrtUf Companion
'a au excellent illustration' of what Hie
pabilo wants and how the exhibitor
can grow frich by giving it to them.
A few years ago one'of tflie. leading
tyiw York exhibitors "was working be
hind tho bar. ,
"He.eaw eouie motion pictures, real
ised their wonderful ? entertainment
value, bad decided that hero was his
big oppot i?n)ty. He rented the empty
room aburo tho saloon, got a scrub
brush, ornoo strong soap and a pail ot
Sliter^ and scrubbed the pl?co on. bis
hands * id knees. "
. Cleanliness was Gtfs alognn in. bia
films aa well aa nt* theatre . Si\y-\
"Any plctUrosth?t be vtbought was
had'ho -would not show. Objectionable
parts bf other films he cut bat, After
murkbig tho place so (hat the piece
o?nld bb'ta6?r*ed*g^nbof?rt?re film,
was oen-t on to tho next man on tho
BlrcUlt."
Soon he had to move bis theatre be
cause of increase bufcinesa. Then his
success, .was so great that he tried his
Suck ; in Hitor YorkY : Tbday. i he l ;the
propfSwmI'sasww of'?ho larger'?'?nd
rinost theatros tn the city,
>'o Wonder.
" Young Mrs. Wombat doesnvt ween*
to know, what to dd for her baby."
"Well. 30U caii't?-wonder-. No book
'S
IRE RAISED
does not appear very big w?:en coin
pared with the present uillitury bud
gets of other nations. Tho Nether
lands, however, make only a very
small spot on thc map and (ho addi
tion for tills purpose of $3,200,000 to
tho already existing expense* of Its
five million inhabitants is regarded
as a considerable further burden.
One of tho principal points of ob
jection by t?:o Dutch public against
tho newly-proposed taxes -is that con
cerning the impost on rn?'-oad tick
ets. In this proposition the Dutch
government has, knowingly or not,
followed the cxamplo of Germany,
where railroad travelers are taxed
proportionately to tho class irt which
they travel. TW proposed tax hore
amounts to fifteen per cent on" the
prico of first-class tickets, eight on
second and three on third. Laborers'
commutation tickets and school child
ren's tickets are to escape taxation
Another point has aroused'discus
sion everywhere-namely, tho tax
on front names-for tho Dutch are
prone to burden tfieir children with
from four to six namos. A glance at
any Duich directory brings to light
many instances bf family names being
preceded sometimos by nearly half tho
alphabet. However, the tax is evi
dently not to bo very heavy, as tho
total amount it ls expected to bring in
is only about $2CO,000.
Distilled liquors., tobacco of all
kinds, beer, snit, sugar and playing
canis, are all to provide their share
townrd tho Increased government out
lay, which, In consequence of tt'ie re
cent issue of loans, promises oven to
augment with the coming years, as
the Interest amounts to a large sum.
THE BOBBERS ESCAPEO
AFTEfl LOOTING STORE
Asheville,V-NI?J?OV. 25.-Although a
bloodhound was 'put on the trail, the
robbers who.' broke Into thc store of
Hoary Bucknel- ot Alexander early
Monday .morning pre still at largo. As
tho rbbbei^ .'was'hot dl?cover?d until
Boveral ho hrs niter tho Storo breaking
'had taker! pl'dce.. the thieves, fcad a
good start a?adir believed they must
navel caught ? tf?lght and l?rt' for
Tennessee. '."'.'??:
When Sheriff Mitchell was inform
ed by telephone that Stovo risers ot
Lei cc:-ter. abd Ws Woodfroiiud word
trailing the robbers' toward tho c'ty,
the sheriff ?^t^pu?y/Shsrtit 'L. E.
Bevis to n::?h;t ia'tim hunt. Later in
the day, h?u^ciy$?'vo'jjd^th a t,the
dogs-had losi'^'frall at a point near
tho railroad, 'and^?r this Treason lt l?
thought that'tlf? men' wanted buist
havo caught.,a fr?ight. An inVentry
of tho goods at the starre robbed
ehbwod that a''yiir?e ' quantity of
clothing, shoes;' gloves and 1 'knives
was stolen.1
Mow to Wear jowclry.
I f you have ' ?vean eyes don't; wear
rubbles bec??60?-yo?r hair is brick
rea. Look out ?or.?Sjj^Ses and amethy
beware of emeralds and sapphres un
less your cosiumWbf your complexion
of your coloring;) can", stand them'.
In the Drceoibbr Issue of tho Worn
an'h Home Companion is an article on
tho scionco- of adapting color and de
sign to tho indivjSduaL. In it wo are
told that massiveness and brilliance, of
necklaces and Hares-do not add one
ouheo of distinction ?tb tho wearer un
iw??'they are yrej?sriy'ssiectsd'. *
"A, change," vro read, "hos taken
placo in tho estimated value.of Jewel
ry as an acc*ssory;.;0fxdTO38. 'indeed,
tho wQll-drcs9cd':)J?woman- of today
realizes ttrat, no matter htrw beautiful
her gown, her cOfisutno ia: not quite
complete without ' Hs barmoni7finz
Jewel. '
"In the selection of apiece of Jewel*
ry to bo worn with-a. certain cosjhmo
upon a certain; Occasion, tho ?rlno?
Pj?s gpYornlng\'HtB^>appllct?i<nt'N aro
carefully : considered?."'hy her ???? who
wooM roaster th? Art of its appropriate
use. rlTho subject ; bf (abriet for in
stance, together.ib;;bttlliho bf t?ce>
?tid figuro, will' ''tlci-mino. t?>.? pro
portions of the o. jtt?erit?. the heavier
pieces being au ./bio foi- thick ma
terials and. for We. woman of rather
large build, -while; tho daintier Jewelry
adapts itself gracefully to cboffon3|
silks and laces, aftd'to luir ot slender
form and .smaller-fcature?..
"A woman's vanity usually ?3 lc tacos
that her favorite <?Tor; ia the bne tfcat
is most becoming to her. She is HkOlyV
therefore, to seoir a, eton* of this - pre
ferred color in 8eiectlr|g ? jeweled or
nament- since" 'it-1 Accentuates ? her in-:
dlviduality." ' .
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Sisters bf-' Cfm$T; e#?^M^;
. In.tT?e Dv**ember"issue:of,tho Worn
anya Home. Coinptbrtj'ta the .following
description Of a slater otYcbsrity who
has become- an operating nurse. Her
work * typical of wfc*t wont cn or vari-'
ous religious orders aro doing- in Eu;
rope: . ?o;? ?
^.?loj the mlddl? tsf -t^iO- ward, behind
the. long row of'cote : on tho rb$t$i?
low door opeos-dhto Sister Gabrlette'o
office- The olothcs-fc'ansrer shows - tb?
>bouKht -or sh?r?t?lf which 'baa
place in Sister Gabriello's mind, n
spotless wbte? blouse which abe slips
hastily ov?r'fr?r bi?e Sister; of Charity
for the c^ora?a* robin. '. . In the
midat of ?111 these things (auoolles for
tba woStndod) Sister Gabrielle's young
nj&4Mtween the wings of ber. white
headdress io Uko an'"angeHc . vision,
reddy to Tot?rri again, to heaven. It
ia in this room that ?r:o Slops to tobo
her breath at the ?foot of her crucifix.}
when tooday* ave too.lrard, and there
I 'iwnd ber 'Weeping after tho dosi h
of liar brother. .Bnf from. thia, room
than j?llaW..ABit. -?".?It . Aniw^^y^y 'inr???M^itf
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You'll find many choice articles here on these two days in
addition to these Specials for Saturday and Monday that are
Supreme in Quality and Extremely low in price.
We Would like You to
se
25 Ladies Sample Suits,
worth up io $18.00 In.
this s e aso n ,n e w e s t
styles . . .. -". . .$8.45
Childrens Coats, worth
up to $5.00, Spe
cial. . . :$2.95
Boys ?5.00 Suits in
blue serge and fancy wor
steds, plain or Norfolk
make. .$2.95
Ladies toe Hose in
black only, Special pr. .S?
12 l-2c extra long
towels .. ...... . .8?
Ladies ?2.00 Shoes,
pair.'.$1.19
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Jack and Jill cloth in
solid colors or stripes,
yard .. .. ...... .8c
36 inch wide white
homespun, yard ..3 1-2c
Ladies $15.00 arid
$16.50 Coats m ? ni?s sea
! son's newest materials
and styles .. .. . .$8.95
Ladies $3.50 Skirts in
all wool serge in black
and blue .. ... . $2.48
Yard wide Bleaching,
yard ..; .. ... ... .5c
$25:00 Royal Axmin
ister Rugs, size 9x12, for
Saturday and Monday,
only ..$19.75
$15.00 Men's Suits in
this seasons styles and in
all wool materials $10.00
I I HlllIKIMiyi. ? lill -
Men's. $7.50 Over
coats . . .... * .$4.95
5-4 Best
Ml
Cloth, yard .. . .. . .ISc
Ladies $2.50 and $3.00
Crepe de Chine Waists in
Black and White ..$1.95
12 l-2c Dress Ging
hams, yard .. .. ;. /.8c
IOC-"Pajama " Checks,
yard ..... .. i.? . .7c
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40 Per Cent Saved On Ail Purchases
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Anderson, S. C.;.
WHEN TO AW1ET?S?
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When Business is Slack
An advertising; tonic, will break up
the most obstinate case of; commercial
inertia and automatically place you on
lhat side, of the. street where there's
real activity. If for no better reason,
advertise to show your competitor. Fiat
. you've, not lost courage.
When the Fieldt ss AU Yours
Advertising is ; the best fortifica- y,
ti?n?y.pu ?an provide against, ? possible
competitor. Keeping, your' hame?con- j
.tinually befor? thd public gives'you a
precedence that's ^Jracticidly, -eompeti
tor-proof.
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When ?usiness is'Good;.
You've the'advantage of a down
hill pull so'make the best of i He run
ning whi?; it's good by keeping up youf
advertising, liisure yourself against?
that coming slow season, by making
every; season activa., '.-'y.
When Entering ?t Hzw'M?ld
.;.\.People;--wonjt^flojtfi into ymir.. csiab-?
ji^hment to. inspect i your stbck?vuntil ;
they knovv V ju're in town. -Be* suire.'
- - that - your|^?ods "are th? best-then
with confidence tell people what you've
got. You'll get there in spite of com- ;
petition* ' -* . .. r, -
sm
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When Your Cfepetii?r
.:;:v;Kno^t?ppf?i ;y7;M
Keep up your advertising therev
are now; &v)ir adveritsirig your business.
Every knock is - just somuch publicity
in . your favor-r-and it's free. In (his$
case you get double value for your; ad'
vevtis?rtg expenditure.
When? Never! ' \ '
Advertising ;can ?e - adapted^ with
profit, io;-atty business; ill,"- o . matter
^^K^ ; trii!irjg??; or how serous.r Ask :
- NV?namaWr or Marshal} Field which
dny, ween or^ iriboUi : bf .-?ife':-Vc?r"i?-- is
/ safe to lay back on their advertising.
' The aniwer is self-evid?nt.