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CHARLIE CHAPLIN
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Linton De Wolfe Musical Comedy Co.
PRESENTS
"A FARCE COMEDY"
MOVIES FOR TODAY
"THE KEY TO THE PAST"
American Two Reel.
"THE HOUSE PARTY?'
Casino,
I THEATE;
TODAY
"THE ROUND-UP"
This Great Wild West picture made such a Hit yesterday
that vre decided to repent it today. We have had a great
many requests! to repeat it, hence the decision to do so* -
THREE Other Selected Reels.
THIRTY PER CENT PROFIT ON SPECULATION
EVEN GREATER PROFIT
ON INVESTMENT
Wa have a single tract of approximately 850 acres of rich, Chatta
hoochee river bottom land, situated in Stewart county Georgia, with tn
twenty five miles of Columbus, which wc will sell for SEVENTY per cent
of what adjacent farm lands aro Belling for now, . .
Of this entire plantation, there is one portion of about'800 aerea which
we would sell separately. \Gf this smaller tract there aro 120 aerea;'
cleared, and under cultivtU?n now; thc balance --about 180 acres, ls in
woodland. On tho entire plantation thero aro fifteen tenant houses,:
barns and necessary outbuildings, and ono largo oight room dwelling;
boitce. The Seaboard Atrlino railroad xuna through this placo, and
there is a. sidetrack on tho form. Thoro are 40 acroB of nut hearing
Pecan trees bu tho plantation at proBcr.L
This Is a very desirable, plantation, and to a practical farmer of grit,
-detonttluatlon, aorae means; and who is not afraid of. tho work necessary
in tho management ot such a plantation, this offers tho opportunity ot
a lifetime. . . . ?'
Our only ronson for offering this magnificent plantatics at auch a tro- ,
mondons sacrificeJa strictly a personal one, and wo will glvo it to all Ju
li .re-.;! cd parties, privately.
Wor-vvlll pay tho expense of a trip to' Stewart county if tho Investiga
tor, or his .backers, " buy the tract of land or any part of it.
There aro quito a few Andorsou county peopjo living in Stewart
county Ga. now.
Adore? ?'Stewart County, Ga."
Care 'the Intelligencer, Anderson, S. C.
For Xmas
Spe^ 0e?ner?:
Four Cans of Spotless Cleaner, Which cleans anything;
willi One Luster Box, which brighter" and polishes Glass
and all Metals, .with One Jiffy Brush Free. All for 25 cents.
Seven tvxes or cakes of either Golden Rod Washing
Powder, or White Flag Ulundry 'Soap ,(or you may take
ihcx? mixed) for 25 cen!;. ,
These Special prices are good while ocr
present ?tock last?. These turo truly remark
able prie**, so take advantage of ii now.
; This, week we also haye Special price? on Teas?. Cocoa
ml .'Spices. , Money saved is money made. Phone 22.
Phone 22
BY SALVATION ARMY
NEW PLAN OF COLLECTING
FUNDS IS WORKING SAT
ISFACTORILY
MORE IS NEEDED
Contributions Good But Mutt Be
More io Give Dinners to All
Anderson's Needy.
"Wc are well pleased with tie re
sponse we aro getting from our ap
peals for money for the annual
Christmas dinner und for tho Christ
mas -tree," stated Capt. Knox of the
Salvation Army yesterday. "How
ever, tills doe3 not mean that we
now have sufficient funds and do not
need further contributions for we do.
The bystem we are using, distribut
ing envelopes on any street one day
and collecting them tho next, is rk
ing splendidly, and it is dor ful
tv/ether we will resort to the -Boll
til? Kottln" i'lpn Which ?R "finir linorf
in so many other cities. Wo aro al
Bo soliciting funds in Belton for a din
ner In tant town."
Capts. Knox and Guest have made
themselves very familiar with con
ditions in Anderson sinco their as
signment hore and aro well prepared
to help only jth :o who deserve and
really need a O-'iis'?mas dinner. They
aro kept buBy making personal Inves
Llgaliono -?o that none except ftJio
really needy will be served.
Tho Christmas dinner will be pat.
up uncooked In a 'basket, tho size toe
Jng regulated by tho number of peo
plo In the family. The basket* will
contain. Irish and sweet potatoes,
chicken or beef, bread, sugar, coffee,
vegetables und fruits. If tho funds
continue to toe turned in as- they
have been lu t'lro past fow days, those
In charge state that they ?will bc able
to scud out about 400 dinners.
Tlio Christmas treo for tho poor will
bo hold in tho nnny's headquarters
on East Whliner street oa Christmas
Eve night, t!":ils time being more con
venient to all parties concerned. Thoao
Invited will toe deserving children and
presents for them only will bo placed
on the tree.
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY fiOSE HILL CLUB
MEETING OF MEMBERS WAS
HELD FOR PURPOSE
YESTERDAY
REPORTS READ
John Linley, President, S. M.
Wo??e, V-Pres., B. M. Parks, I
Secretary. .
Tho annual meeting, of tho mem
bers of the Ro3? Hill club waa hold*
yesterday afternoon in tho piuco o!
Mr. Linley,, the most important bus
iness being-that of . electing officers,"
Which resulted as follows:
John IdOley, president. '
S. M." Wblfe, vico president.
B. M. Parks, secretary and treas
urer. . '.'.< ; . ;
Messrs. S, M. Wcl?e aud T. P..
Dickson wore elected ns members ot
tho board of governors to succeed
two who had moved away during f io
year.
Tho reports of the- secrotary end.
treasurer were gratifying and show
ed that the club, Waa getting along
Splendidly.
T*\o regular Christmas dance will
bo given on Monday night, December
27,
MARKETS
Local cotton market ll 1-2 to 115-8
cents.
Cotton seed $42 ton.
liew.lork Cotton. V --'
: ; . .-''.->. Open. High, Low. Close.
Jan . , .11.98. .U.,88 11.71 11.71.
March . ..12.16; 12.10 13.00 12.00
May . * ,12.42 12;42 12.23 12.23
July . . .12.64 12.54 i 12.85 32.85
Oct . . .12.18 12.20 -12.10 ?2.10
?pOtS 11.95. , .
, \ ' .~TJ- "-I i i
Liverpool Cotton.
opon, oiose;
Jan-Fob ,. ., .. .. ..7.29 -7.31
Mar-Apr. .7.27 7.20
Moy-Ju?e ,, i;.,. .. . .7.21 7.14
Soots 7.47.
*??t?l(e ?7,000.-.
Rect?pia 18,000. .
0??m*?i? ' 0PFE1V-Th?9 ?nd Se.
. DONT MIS? TH*S. Cut ont this
slip, enclose with : Sc and iaal| it ; to
Foley fi? Co., Chicago. - 111., ' writing
your, hame asd address clearly. You
will ! receive by return a trial pack
age containing Foley*B Honey and Tar
Compound, fdr coughs, colds and
ip; Foley yidney PlJls? ter pain
td? and back- Vhei???i?t?stn, bock
!, kidney and bladder, ailments;
Foley Cathartic Tableta, a vehoJe
o and thoroughly Oiefnalnsjealh
c for cor;??pOiUc?,;;hn?ouaneas.
d*r)j? and sitt&^lahbo&ols.-SoId
here;
THE P.11 RAILWAY
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. THOMPSON, VICE-PRESI
DENT, AND C. W. CROSBY,
HERE YESTERDAY
SHIPPING GOOD
New Record Wa? Set in Spartan
burg One Day Last Week
Short Visit,
"We are finding: everything in
splendid condition and ' nslneBB ls
good," stated Mr. 'E. T .iason, vice
president and general manager ot
tho Piedmont & Northern lineB, who
waa in tue city for a short time yes
terday. "One day last week a record
day was made in ?freT??anburg and a j
ucw record in shipping waa mada."', j
Mr. Thomuson and Mr. E, W. Cros
by, trainmaster, carno to Anderson
yesterday morning oh an inspection
tour, staying only a few minutes.
They aro completing theh* rounds and
expressed themselves as being well
pleased.
Mr. Thoinason stated that ho was
glad to see that the paving work was
nearing completion (but did not state
when tho ticket office would bo moved
back to tho Unties building oh Nort'k
Main street. Tho remodeling of this
building was comtoietcd some limo
R/30 and is ready for occupancy, lt
can not bc stated how long it will bo
before the heavy interurban cars will
bo allowed on tho track on North'
Main &'Jreet since the weather condi
tions may be unfavorable and moro
time will havo to tfe given the concrete
paving to sot.
VISI?Ofil?sWftY
li? HILL
r i i .
VICE PRESIDENT SOUTHERN
PUBLIC UTILITIES COM
PANY
ELECTRIC SIGNS
Campaign to Have More of Them
Used By Merchants and Local. '
Business Men.
A. V. Harri'1, vice president of the
Southern Public Utility company
was m f he-city yc?terdiay morning, I
accompanied -by C. A. fenley of
Knoxville! Tenn.,..?.n electric sign-ex
port," who carno to Anderson to con
fer with Mr. A. E. Holman, who ls in
chargo of the sign department ot tu?
local branch of tiie company. They
returned to Charlotte, N.; C., on the
midday train. Mr. Henley is visiting
all o" the" cities whore the Southern
Public Utilities company, operates! and
is "making efforts :to have more elec
tric signs placed. As,- announced
some ' time ago, the . company- ls mak
ing a campaign in Anderson for tfce
purpose of having more rof the- Signs
erected and- tho proposition Is.appar
ently taking well.
Mr. Han ill had not'been a visitor
in Anderson since 18SI1 ? and ho was
v,>ry much impressed with . the city|s
slzo and progressiveness!,.1- Ho compli
mented tho business . dlr,trier, ranting
that' judging, from tho ? .many r- .'?tty
window displays the merchants . Cera
were'as live ns' could' 'be found any
where.'1 He stated that ino paving was
ono of .tho best Improvements that th?
hlty could have made and that Us
importance could net bo estimated..
. Mr. Harrlll at one tln>> pitched- ball
for a Charlotte team and .some of tito
records Tie made then jfcre well": re
membered by Anderson -peopl cf.
LECT?BE LAST KUlIlT
YT. Blanchard tfoor? Spoke a* thj
Paramount Theatre.
Mr. W. Blanchard Moore, traveler
and lecturer . delivered Sala illustrated
lecturo on the prisons itt-Siberia Inst
night: at the Paramounts theatre. Ow
lng! to' the'.weather thoattendahco was
not So good-. Tho lecturo waa very
vivid in Its'.dealing with..conditions'??ni.
these prisons and was very inntruc
? ve. . -';- '
Mr M/iaa's Appointments:
Kev. J. T. Mann v^ill preach at
CMouola/'church; Henea P^tlu next
Sunday morning, December'1?, at ll
o'clock. --' .
Laughter Aids Station. ^ - i
laughter is one ot Uia most health?
iul exorticne ; lt 1B, of , great help to
digestion, A #tlli more ?j?eetual he??
ls a dose. ot Chamberlain** Tablets,
It yea, should be troubled with Indi
gestion give them ?'-tri&\jf?o*gjm
cost a quarter, por twl'e'-by.'aji deal*
era. ? . . *: .
YEARLY MEETING OF
RY. STOGKHOLBEBS
BLUE RIDGE OWNERS MET
IN ANDERSON YES
TERDAY
PRESIDENT HERE
H. W. Miller Arrived Early in Day
on Private Car-No Impor
tant Announcements.
The aunuul meeting of ?Ihe stock
holders of the Blue Ridge raliway
ecmpany was. hold yeaterday in' tho
ofHco of the company'a attorneys,
Messrs. Bonham, Watkins & Allen
and all directors ".'yere re-elected ox
cent two young members who live In
haleigh, N. C. These two members j
.wsre replaced by two young men of
Atlanta, Qa., this city having become
tho road's headquarters since' the
death of Col. Andrews and Mr. H.
W. Mlller'a election to tho presiden
cy. The only local monier of t?o
TL r ^ V T'. ff-ll- "~ _ HJL
w........ .vj i . u. iv. Touuivci, naa i
elected. Tho only stockholder? .pre
sent were Mr. Vandlvcr, President'
Miller, who represented ,tho South
ern railway and Mr. C D. Mackay
of Atlanta, secretary of tho Bluo
Ridge and all subsidiary Ha c.; of. the
S< nthern.
President Miller, accompanied by
Mr. Mackay and Mr. E. P. "Webb,
private secretary, arrived in-thc city
yesterday morning at 9:15 o'clock in
a private car. After the mooting of
the stockholders, Mr. Miller stated
taut the annual meeting of the board
bf directors would 'bo. held later in
Atlanta. ' Tho party left at 4:37 ever
the Charleston, and Westeitn ' Carer'r
lina railway for Augusta, Qa. '
While in tho city Mr. Miller Btated
that tho work of 'ballasting tho road
bed of tho Blue Ridge would now-gb
right ahead. Ile said that the rock
wc ii ld be hauled over tho Southern
from Alta, Ga. Mr. Miller also stat
ed that the improvements ; on ' the
Soulhenn were progressing rapidly,
especially between Greenville and
Spartan bu rg, and between Gainesville
and Corn olia lu Georgia.
DEATH OF MR., JOS. GARRISON
Aged Walhalla Man Bled ni im lHoai?
ot Ills Daughter nero.
Mr. Joseph C. Garrison, aged 64,
? died Friday morning at tho home of
j his .son-in-law, Mr. John Knox, who
jives near Anderson; Mr. Garrison
'^Uf.ered a slight stroke bf paralysis
about two weeks ago ^md he, never,
recovered from this attack. Ho comb
to tho horne? of bis daughter and. on
Monday tho second attack carno. ' He !
died -.yesterday morning ;at>4; o'clock.
Arrangements were madt'to take
; thc body to his home in Walhalla, thc
! funeral will probably, bo held thora
j this morning.
j lintcr? amru ent at Beavcirdam j Church-,
The following program wjll be gly
l on at Beaverdam church Friday even>
lng,!.December . 24. . 1915 . at soven
o'clock. Those -who ; desire to put
presents on' tho Christmas tree, will
please bring them .early. A a ma ll
admission will be- charged for tho
benefit of Welcome school:
."Joyto the World," a quartette.
"Silent NigCit,"* ? quartttlo'
"Pearl's Christmas", a playlet. j
"it Carno Upon tho Midnight Clear,
j a quartette.
"Papa's NeckUo," a dialogue; .~
'.'Hark the Herald," 'a 'quartette.' JJ . .
A humorous reading.
"The Garden 'of tho Christmas,
iTro?v" a playlet.
"Oh Littlo Town of BethichcnV' Va
i quartette. ^'^U-MfttV/
For Infan^a^f^^ 1;
fa Us? ^r?mmyem^
Always bc jura
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8ignature of .;
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;S?t???:--f?ti???. from i? f
fe'3'^Oc,
.^o^T??totr.
Headquarters ior Xmas Candies
The kind your grandmother used .to make; seasoned with the
old time sage and red pepper, pat up ia sanitary packages, 25c ; j
per package.
We will sell you a 12 H> ira of sausage for Christmas for $2*20
Sliced Meats
Wo hare installed a?. S. Siloing* Machine nt a big expenso in ordor
that we may t-e able to give ..to our trade the best sliced meata on tho
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market. Cooked Ham, Raw Ham, Dried Beef and Breakfast bacon.
Moto the difference in the flavor of tho meat sliced daily compared
with those'put up In packages and in cans. We have secured the ex
clusive agency for the famous Baany-Nut Baoon; whicb hs?. no ec;u?l
when it comes to cure and flavor-come in and let us glvo you a bacon
rack to broil on inside tho stove wi;h the 1 pound of Bacon tor 40c.
Don't fail to visit our store before you make your Christmas
purchases; We have a lot of nice things in store for you to eat.
SHAVES REDUCED TO
- 10c
Best equipped shop in the city. Strictly Sanitary. ^Clean
liness is Nest? to Godliness." Efficient Workmen-Besfc servico :
in every respect.
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; / Barbers: Rainer, Bruce, Lindsay and1 Rasrrf. .
RaWs Tonsorial P^^^
Ugon Ac Ledbetter 31dg. Next to RaOrosdon North Main.
Attractive Winter Vacation Tours to
FLOMOA, CUBA, THE :^0BT; I?4P!gS, PANA
MA ?AN AL, MARD! OR AS N^W ORLEANS,
NEWYORK^D
" C^fieyatedDurJ^^,;..
Tiffi CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, JANUARY, ^RUAi\YMARCH
Tours of Ten; Fifteen; Twenty and Thirty Daya-D^^on^' C^vcrcns
. Many Points of Great Attractiveness and Historical Interest
.. Wo have a Tour at extremely low cost including all expenses to. Flprlda
and Cuba, December -27th to January 7th, especially attractive, and ot unlimit
ed educational value to Teachers and Students during their vacation-their
j only opportunity.
A TOUR OF
Florida, tho World's Greatest Winlt\r.&lesbrts, during tho height of their sea
j non ; through; tho beautiful tropical co?vatry tn nearby Foreign- Lands ; StoaJ?*.
[ship Voyagea' in Southern Seas; and the Isthmus of Panamevduring tho win-*';
'ter montha lat homo, affording1 an opportunity iior great comfort and pleasure.
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"We cro sur? one ot our many attractive ALI^^Pi^SSl-USCLlJDBD, PER
SONALLY CONDUCTED and CHAPERONED TOURS at- a REASONABLE
COST will interest yea. .
GATTISTOURS ' J
Tourist Agents, 5eaboord Ai? I?O Rtwlv. ay v.
WMv-M, ^?al??gVN?rih Caranta.. '
-Q? -Generous
?e Practical
Let your gift be of an.enduring, serviceable nature; a Jewel
Hange dr eater? Coal Vases, Shot. Gun or Rifle? * Kitchen
, Utensils of Aluminum. Coffee pots, Tea. Pots,^ frying Dishes,.
;\Cary"mg Sets, Cutlery, pocket Knives, Scissor?, Razors, Fire
less Cookers, Steam Cookers, Oil $t?y^:^^f^^y?I?^
pedes; Aut?mobiict;, Food Choppers, Flash tighiSi Mops;3SM$
any otl^V one of hundreds of practical gift's" usually f?ti?'vl tn a.
Hilar? Store.
;. Practical gifts such as these serve; to rcnihuj the' recipj?nt of
i! the givermany, rii?nths io come. '