Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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in clothes that are made to your exeact measure ment. The cost is about t he same as is asked for ready- mades that are cut by machines and lackii in distinction of correct f it and individuality, don't PRE-SUPPOSE y our size^he^ryori?s?ip in to a suit thai is tailored tc your individual meas urements, it fits properly all over from coat colfc to trouser leg bottoms. Every portion of your figure bas been taken int o account. Look at the best dressed men in town an dyou'lt understand why they come here for clothes. Prices ?20 to $40.00, l If you haye be ?n loo kins: over our Furnishine; section lately, you must have; noticed its QU ! CK ENING how much neare r it approaches its ideal as the representative pf the nie? things of men's dress; such things that a ppeais to the careful dres ser. Gotham and Vindex Shirts, that are guaran teed as .to fit and collar, all sizes and sleeve lengths-$1.50 to ?2.50. Men's warm under wear-complete line rig htly priced- all weights. When you come io look at our assortmerit?t>? , derbies and soft alike, just remember that every one was bought this fall an* +hst there r*sl4- o n i--- - -1 ?v. ti?? vw oiia-J-t? ill VU I ^5HJIC. nice jp i .uu TO $5.00. sell nothing we can not recommend. 9R3 SB9BK' TO THE PEOPLE OF BELTON Commends The Anderdon Daily Ir"eO^cer Gp Ht? Friands m * ?he City cf Many Tra?as To tee Cltfseos of Belton.: The Belton Times and teen the Bel ton News has passed through numer ?os and varied experiences and has at last ceased, for the present.. At times you hare been given a fairly good pa per, at other times it has been of the poorest kind and has passe?? at a news paper merely because it was so named and designated at the top of tue page. The fact that the paper did not suc ceed has not bein your fault, but I be litre 1 can say, with all honesty, that each time lt rallied and showed signs I of improvement that you went with it and gave lt your support You have realised that Belton, needs a paper, tis does every growing and ?regressive town, In fact you must aye some advertising medium, if you expect to progress. It affords me pleasure, therefore, to say thal the Belton Interests will be well cared tor by The Intelligencer. This company has taken over the plant in Belton, and while they wl?l not pub lish a paper in Belton for the present, they will give you ali the spare you . need in a much tarter . pej?r, with, ja much bigger circulation. In this paper you will be able to reach a great I J many more customers, actual aaa! prospective, yon will also be able to get Bolton news carried into a much broader territory. The Intelligencer will be glad to co-operate with you in any movement that will tend to build up and improve Belton and for this reason I bespeak for them your sym pathy and support. /Through The In telligencer you will be enabled to say. to a great many more people "Watch Bolton." Yours falthfu?lv. - S. BROOKS MARSHALL. Greenwood, S. C., Jan. 12, 1914. ******* * * * ff, Sf, fi * TOWNVILLE NEWS * * ; * ****** 9 * ***** TowhvMe. Jan. 14.-RT V. and Mrs. W. S. *yera after a week's visit to their old home, Johnston- have re turned to Townville. Ktav. and Mrs. Hollingsworth? the newly, elected Pr?shytArlmi mlnitu. and pastor, moved from Mississippi a few Cays ago to take charge of th? new work at this place. Rev. John Harris of McCormick, has boen visiting relatives and friends ?itero and preached several eoul-??iBpir?lng sermons ' 8.1 tho Bap ir?RTr?S' "win leave in a few days foi Nebraska where he " wiii have charge of pastorial work there. We wish f?r Mr. Harris much success in this broad now field of, evangelistic work. Ber. W. B.Hawkins and family have ?moved into their new homo ot the north end of Church street. This makes now four preachers living on thia street. ??iss Dtir.iap, cyr d?c?s~> sscs?? tak?har. af?Ar a. -vial* in h*? ho??? Athens, Ga., bas returned and as sumed ber duties fas music teacher. Miss Sara Crabbs <?f fair Play, 4s visiting Miss Winnie Grubt?. (Miss Mamie G<*ntl of Atlanta, visiting Mrs. J. N. Bolemon. Mr. Kugeno Maze and family have moved some three ox four miles from here near Fair Play. Mr. and Mrs, J. Walter Dickson and family are to move from thel homo "Locust Qrove" th ?fee mile from herc in town In the Shirlo, house on ?sSain target. ' Mr. F.ank Dickson and family have ta?v$d ?rom ocar C?oss Roads to tho Dickson old homestead' "Locust Grove," SUPT. ?C. ML? ftSl fi !tt??lT 1M?T wrtu UR fl fl??t ULim CSDt. J?tu C. j ot tho groat statesman of the same j name, waa bert- on a visit last week j accompanied by his aon. Mr. Jas.. E. f Calhoun They visited ?he. home ot Mrs. M. Q; Dickson, the widow of a war Urns comrade ot Capt. 0a' Th? dtstmfeuished viattej^ tasked should not bear Ca'houn's name. The management of the college is vested in a board consisting of eight life truttees, spopinted by the Clemson estate sad self perpetuated, and sev en trijirtees elected by tho State legisla ture, lt ts said that $100,000 Would cover tho value of the propos tv left to the college by Mr. Clemson. Mr. Calhoun is very much interest ed in this coantrv. He praised the splendid stlrit of the people of this section. (Some of the local :lln> wires endeavored to get him lo tores ted in unseeing a hotel proposition here, and Mr. Calhoua bas the matter un der consideration. Soma local friends were invited to join him in Charles ton cn a yachting trip. Capt. Cal houn had boon to Clemson CoReae and toft here for Abbev?iie, ? the na tivo counry ot hi? gran?iat?er, This was his erst visit in sr> years. ..tir. W. S. Br*eaz?ssJe, tho well known merchant tailor, has ?tonel north to purchase . bia spring pat ?MSliR 10 SECRETARIES ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE' FOR FRIDAY SECR?TAkY W?TSON Win Be Ame Ag Distinguished Guests Hexe For Meeting of Stete Uve Wires At the director* meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held Friday, utans were definitely, outlined tor the quarterly meeting and. smoker to be held Friday night at B. P. M., the same being given complimentary to the visiting commercial organization executive?. * The program for the smoker 1B as follows: Mr. j; D. Hammett, chairman, exe cutive committee, chairman. So?iih' ?juron na and Panama Canal, address, A. v, Snell. Secretary Char leston Chamber of Commerce. "The, South,** address, Harry' C. Coles,. Field Secretary," Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Washington, D. C. "> V . . "Agriculture, South Carolina's I Greatest Asset," Hon. E.. J. Watson. Commissioner of Agriculture, Co lumbia, 6.('? Annoantemenis. Tomorrow or aexrilay, cardOi?tP" tying all members of the local Cham ber of tho meeting ard smoker will bc mailed out, out chairman Ham mett desires to announce that every citizen of Anderson and vicinity who may desire to attend is welcome. Tho program ls short and will be Bnappy. It was deemed -best to have but three talks and those good ones.' Te EBtertaln Guests: Announcement ..has been made hy j Hon. Lae G. Hoilemau, chairman of the ?fotsrtairi maifr-Comiwitt ec, Cham-1 ber of Commerce of Anderson, that a I special uiinrrr tvjll bc servc-u to all ; visitors .here on the occasion of -the annual ??eetiag OT tho South Cara?ina Commercial Seeret*ri*? Association. Frlday^3|n. lOthw. The dinner will be served at 2 p. m., nt the Cpiquola Hotel and only visita ; attend. Plates will be . laid for twenty. ty twenty-five guests. , . Mayor HoUii?Dfcso .a&o ia, arranging I 9HHH?SM9H9BF-Anderson fctj ..?ri? aro-s\r*7? ?ja a?tx; T ?D rTAJXTJ. [ tl At night, as announced elsewhere, . a smoker will bo iendcred';all"'visltors and members alike, and it is expected that a largo crod will bo present. * * * 4? * * * * j(fJy *. * * SIX AND TWENTY * * * ******* * ***** weil, the old year has gcse andi th? new ono-comes In. Who will try to do more f?r tho Lord and live for Hi? glory? Try to make every on-j happy and pul*- together. See if we can't mako our Sunday schcol more wonderful. We-: havn some good Christian people' at this place who shoaid wait for his partner to him. Rvery?ocy ia asked to come out next Sunday to arrange a Sunday school course. All are expected, old and young. Young men, come to church and ; help slog bess. If you cant sing you may de some good by looking on. We haye some few men. around , hero who invite our boya to have whisky aa? wnt. Good mes, won't you stop..and see how much good you c\u do In 195,4? Well we havo had some real cold yv^atherinttd mud. We" "send our sympathy lo Mr. . raith of Lebanon, wbu lost ; lust paid Che ?at the. foot of esas.' Our schools are doing lino. We trust this will be the best year wo.ha.VB aver had. BE1J?1?M BIB Me t l?o ii in tho city. Instruments have I rem.'ttltiffltf and practice will begin The ^na^Ku^tnmVH?HF^SX?lIfltltm Officers have been elected as follows: ,, Manager, C. M. Tolllson; treasurer. W. T. Cox; secretary, Clutt Hunter; instructor. Fred Spencer. The band will be quite a feature of the fair next tall, for of coarse it has been decided to have a bigger and better fair tor 1914. This will make Anderson county the premier of . the ' State in banda, with the First Bag! : ment band al Will tamaton, the Sec- , ond Dsgliuent band at Orrvllle and , I the good band at Pelzer and another , I at Lebanon. ?***,&trVtV* ***.!: . _ ' * ; i . Mle* Grace Vaodiver writes- * i 1 . "1 think, in ail ot tue conven- . ? \ . tiona ? iora Rniaii? for, ? r . . have never found just the spirit * ' j . that 1 round at Anderson the * | 1 . other day. It 1/ needless to say * i t . how'pleased I am with thc out- * j j . look.'r ~ r *j , . * * * * * *J* * * * * *j t I I ? i ENDORSED mmm By Hundreds of Satisfied Patrons The Burriss Metal Shingle STANDS ALONE IN IT'S Superiority The "PEER & pf all Roof Coverings. Small orderslas well as large ones given strict attention and promptly filled. .. . . Call at our Plant and let us show you why you should use BUR RISS METAL SHINGLES. :: :: :: :: :: :: John T. Burriss & Son W. KABLE STREET ANDERSON, S. C. Dont i. of the Mother of Pastor of 1st SOM I Yiesojteria* Church, Mi 3\ John A. Prazier of Layafelte. A'" : Men dir night at S.40 ai the erne of her son. Rev. Dr. W. H. Prat cr>n West Whltner street. Mrs. Frai er had como hero to spend the holli ays'.and while on a visit which was so All.of pleasure she wasproa trat d With a sudden sevore Hincas, flfi jipMsred to rally, but later her cont It'ion again became alarming and the ?&dMad been expected for hours. Her vewrablo husband, her corn pan 2n Ar 4f years of hsppy raar rfJB'ifMhad been la very bad health HK?fl>9 time/ and the visit to gough Carolina apepars to have ben efited lpn. (Many friends tn Ander *gg| wi* be grieved tor hoar o? his lars. Prazier was C7 years of age. berlmajflen name having been Emily Abjynatbj. She ls survlv?4 hy her ??ai? and five children, manly PM ?srBse lives prove the splendid BjjBSi^S, cbs rscter of tula ?a mt ly Kpftfta&They are J. P. Prazier of Ai?., ur. frasier of An IPpjjay? A. R., B. C., and B. K". body will be taken Tuesday at U.?O toi tho old borne In Alabama. Bl sorrow of many friends should belo? sotno comfort to the bereaved flnifr flrjr. Frasier and tho Rev. Drj Wim". Hollingsworth ot Town ?s wtH accompany the body. ? A brWt funeral service will be hen at>;th? home this morning at SE?felswc, conducted by Dr. Hol ?MMpaA. The officers of the church w3p attind in a body. The pal! b^ws 3*111 be from among the of ?pj- ITERAS S REUNION MKS. JOHN A? FRAZIER, anderson Ceteras* Petition L-rtrtft tare fer au Appropriation. An enthusiastic meeting of Camp Stephen D. Lee waa held Saturday ?fternoon at the court house. A TiUsa t>cr of memorials were paused' and Mr. Jas. M. Payne waa appointed a iommlUje to go to Colombia to tn list upon their passage L~ ths ?ral assembly. The principle memorials adopted aere those railing upsn the general sssembly to co more for the persona ?nt!*!-? to pensions, and another argie; that the appropriations for U.SOQ for the Coafedorate reunion je continued. The reunion will be Held la Andarse? thia Uar. The rsterans of Anderson county also po rtioned tho liglnlatur* to pay the ?ot?f-ot 8t^?c endorsed. ?> Hovcr:mr ??a Goa- i oagu?' to get money ?nojogh for the old soldier* te go oi ?ae Gettysburg P?ttaWa, WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE A GRAND NEW ASSORTMENT OF LINENS, RATINES, ETC., AND AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES-10 to 25 PER CENT. BELOW REGULAR PRICES ELSE WHERE. ? ll lt P?*ce? Sf lack Soft Finish Shirt Jj?mSii Linen, ?ei"<> mi mest ?tor?? ft? 50 ene ts yiri, Bailes way? 25 cents MM. 10 Pelees M Seen 80 cent linen Cern. ?ric ?Balles way, only 25 eents puni. 44 Inch Kew Snow Flake BetMe cowes la Pink, all shales of Blee, While, Crean, Vas ?Brown, etc, Baues way only 25 cent? yard. . 90 lach Linen Finish Sheetleg eely 50 cents ycard. *. . '.? .. ? sv??s>iyg:\^- '-: 90 fach ell Linen Sheetfa^Uie 91?5 kind, Balles waj, 9? coats yard. IF IT I?>NEW GOODS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR-Jsf?W PERCALES, GINGHAMS, POP LINS, CURTAIN GOOPS, SWISSES, SCRIMS, ETC., YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL HERE AND AT BAILES' WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES, G.'ii; BAILES, #r?^.