Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Osborne & Pear Wednesday \W will plux*? cm Hill? WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS RUBRER KOLK OXFORDS FOR $1.40 a Pair. MADE OVER THE CUSTOM LAST WITH A SPRING HEEL. fi .Coolest oxford you ran buy for (bis hoi weather anti the most comfortable. REMEMBER. $1.40 a pall. NO APPROVALS OR ANY CHARGED. SHOE COMPANY UNI) I. U MASONIC TEMPLE Shoes That Satisfy. ii AND This is all we ask lt to do. FOB We are satisfied that if you really want to buy a home and will VIBU North Anderson-see the tremen dous progress made In a year-tho ' n umher und class of the homes built-note the whole tone of the section- you'll at least do some se rious thinking. ! f i ERES At ref reshing as a morning dip. Takes the kinks out of your brain IpflCED BOTTLES g" ~ ANYWHERE- 3C Bottled by CHERO-COLA BOTTLING CO. ANDERSON, 8. C THEY WONT FALL OFF ' when provided with a clip that fita your own nose. Glasses that won't shake off are a specialty with us, and you don't have to tie them on. either. That's only one ot their advantages. The best ls thst we flt them accurate ly to your eyes. We are experta tn testing eyes. For the glasses we charge from $3.00 to $5.00 and upward, according to the style and frame. Re pairs on frames and parts 10 cents and | upward. Dr. M. R. Campbell lit W. Whitncr St. Gronnd Floe.) , Omeo Thone 858J. Bes. Thone \ -:- I NV ?son's Relii ****** * ****** * ELECTRIC CIT .* _ * Items o? Interest and Person * Wireless on the S ****** * ****** Completing Flans For Tho Celebra! I?n. Th? committee in charge or Hi" plans for thu fourth of July coloura tion, io be held in Anderson, said yes terday that all arrangements were proceeding al ? very sal isla? tory ral?' Indeed and they expect Ibis city to en joy oin- of the most pleasant days ot the year. The committee says that Hie celebration will not be particular ly elaborate but everything dono will > ! done in thi> best possible manner, ami if the people do not enjoy the day it will be through no fault of theirs. With events fcoing on al bain Retina Vista park and in North Ander son there will be no lack of HUIIIBC 1 ments. t?rense In l'un Cnusod A Fire. "Dui of the trying pan into Ihc fire" ls exactly what happened at thc Chh|iiolu hotel Sunday afternoon. When the cooks of that establishment left thc kitchen they forgot to put out the tire in thc stove und at thc Kaine tune left a pan of grease on one stove. This grease got hot and popped out on the htovc, enveloping thc whole room in what seemed to be a tremen dona lire, It burned out in a short time abd no damage was done, except to the feelings of the people who feared that tho entire town was about to bc bi'rned. .HJSH Curtis Hus I ,l{e.turned Home. Mjfs j Marguerite "urtis. who has been spending the winter months in the city with her brother. T. ll. Cur t?s, left yesterday for her home In Charleston. Miss Curtis has been at tend'ng the Anderson high f.. hool the last session and has taken a high stand in the class. At thc same time sho bau made a number of friends all over town and these will be glad to learn that abo will probably return to Anderson next year to complete the high school course. City Swelters In ?rip Of Heat. Anderson is sweltering as she has not .sweltered in many a day. The l-cat wavo which has taken possession of tho city ls ono of '.he worst that thc Summer has prouueed and' lt bas really caused actual suffering in some quarters. Sunday ?ras hot and yester day wa.s hotter and there js little re lief In the city. The mercury did not reach tho 100 mark yesterday but If one had asked a passer-by. walking a! o,i} g. in thc hot sun. what tempera ture, was sweltering, any unfortun ate would have answered that it was Certainly not lees than 120 in the shade. It is hoped that some clouds or rain may alleviate thc suffering today. -o Ollie I ?M? Fl en sed. With PnHmnn Cars. Officials of the Piedmont & North ern lines say that thev . are well pleased with thc business they arc realizing from thc operation of thc Pullman car service between Spar tanburg and Atlnnta. which was re contly added to this road. Thc busi ness realized since the car was put or has Justified the belief that such ti service was necessary. Officers' of thc road say that almost every berth is token every night before Greenwood le reached. Mr. Robertson Is Now Cnnvnlsrent. Thomas Robertson, who arrived ti Relton yesterday io visit his undo. P P. Robertson, has a number of friend* in Anderson and they will all he glac' tn hear that ho ls now reouperatlnr after a serious illness. Mr. Robert son lives in Columbia and about r fortnight Hgo he had to enter a Co lumbia hospital to undergo an opera tion. Tho news that he bas almos' completely recovered will bc welcom ed hore. Another Candidate Oat -For Co m m is s hm er. - The latest candidate for county commissioner in Anderson county h FX D. Smith, who will offer from dis trict No. .4, which is composed o' Honea Path, Brondawav and Martin township. Mr. Smith has a strong fob lowing and many say that ho wir have an easy time in landing the Job Ho Is an expert road builder, hes had experience with county affairs, and lives within one mile of the corner of ntl four townships. Shrmcrs Are Kee0ming Active. With the publication of the notice In Tho Intelligencer a fow days ago concerning the intention to organize a Shrine Club in Anderson, member? of that order have become much In terested and lt ls a foregone conclu sion that the club will be organised With an Idea of effecting the organ-1 ?ration, a meeting will be h:?ld thb> afternoon at 5 o'clock, to discuss C?e matter sod to enter Into the forma tion of the organisation.' It Is ex pected that the club will be organ ised without difficulty. 'lng Prices and Rugs. .Y-Y- Y- Y- -Y- H' # ff. ff. ff ff ff ff Y SPARKLETS * _ ff al Mention Caught Over the * trecli of Anderson ** 1*1 .y. .y. y. y. y. .y. sf sf sf Sf. Sf* Non Agent For (ieiiiMin College. Anderson people will he Interested in learning that John <). Williams has arrived at Clemson college io sue roed T. J. Watt ? livestock demon i'Vation agent for (South Car?)ina. While Mr. Williams will receive a hearty welcome at the hands of An derson county tanners, .still they can not hut regret the loss of Mr. Watt. He has done a groat deal tor C?e ?toe!: growers of Anderson and they w.ll miss him. Mr. William.; ls a graduate in animal husbandry of ohio state university, ile comes to Se ith Caro lina from Fort Collin!;, ''ol., where he has had charge of horse breeding work for the .departmeut o!' aerl -li tare in cooperation with the Colora do experiment station. Heilders Like Political Service. The offer made by The Intelligencer some time ago In regard to subscrip tions during thc state political cam paign, met with hearty favor at the hands of thc readers in Anderson county and they have availed them Relvc8 of this opportunity. So far. there has not been one reader to be come displeased with the ?servier The Intelligencer ls furnishing. Instead of that thev have been generous In complimenting this publication on thc accounts published relative to what each wing of the speaking party is do ing. As thc party approaches thc piedmont the service will bc improv ed. Elks Meeting . In Sew Home. The first meeting of Anderson lodge No. 1206 to be held hi its hand some new B. P. O. E. home will take place next Thursday evening when there will be some important business transacted. Tho new home ls ac knowledged to ti the prettiest in the State. Erected -on the corner of Sharpe and MoDufflo strocts at an approx imane Cost of $10,000, it is a credit to the-city- and an honor to Anderson Elks.'! Visiting Elks from all parts of the slate haye boon com menting Upon thc place since they returned to their homes and word of Anderson's hospitality has now ex tended all over the State. Attending Meeting Ot? .Medic?! Society. Dr. J. R. Young and family have Bone to Atlantic City, where Dr. Young will attend a meeting of the American Medical Society. This is one of thc principal events of the year with the physicians of thc United States and thc program is always fill ed with thing.? of interest to tho m?di rai fraternity. It ls said that tills year's meeting will be no exception to that rule and a number of very learned addresses will ho heard. Telephone .Men Here Yesterday. Coming to Anderson for tho pur pose of Inspecting the work now un derway of putting the telephone wirca underground, two officials of thc Southern Roll Telephone Company spent yesteivay in the city. These gentlemen were W. Wi. Collier, dis trict commert'vl manager, with head liiarters In Creen ville and J. L. Moore plant superintendent of the Richmond division, with headquarters In Char lotte. They . complimented Manager Oeatty- on tho splendid manner in .vliich tho work is progressing and -aid that they had no criticisms to make. \o Flue As To ? Origin Of Fire. : J. W. Quattlc'baum. who lost his >arn, together with some, valuable .tock, farming implements, etc., when '.hat building was destroyed by fire Saturday night, discussed the matter with a reporter for The Jntelllgen er yesterday. . Mr. Quattlcbaum says that ho has no idea as to how thc Ire originated. Shortly before lt was liscovcred a negro had been in the lam but this negro does not smoke ind bad no matches' In hts pockets. When the blase was 'first seen almost '.lie entire building waa enveloped md there was no chance tc save anything. ' Prominent Pcndletonian Here Yesterday. Capt. M.. M. Hunter, or Pendleton, was in the city yesterday on a busi ness trip. Mr. Hunter is one .of thc leading merchants and business men of-his section of tho county, and. is teld In high esteem by all who know him. Crop conditions In his communi ty are vastly Improved, since the rMln, said Mr. Hunter, and the .prospects are bright for a gocd crop dosppo the Infcfc cretlnued "drought; - Aller..!ing The " Plate Meetl**. J. B. Felton, Anderson county's well known Superintendent .of education. ls In Rock Hill where .he Is attending the meeting of the State Superintend ents of Education of South Carolina. Although thia association was organ lied only a few years ago. it has prov on Handsome Apt Squares RICHARD TRAVERS. ..qrVIE "Dolly of tbe Dullles" oe ? rle?, by Acto!) Davies, I? prov- j lng a ninny time winner. Mary Fuller pinja tho title lends in nil of these pictures, and the channing little lady acquits herself nobly. A capable supporting cast adds much to the strength of the plays. Richard Travers ls u lending candi date for the honor of twins "the t?est looking mnn In the movies." although Tari Williams. Jnck Kerrigan oud Car lyle Blackwell are all tuning contend ers. "Shannon of the Siztb." n ?pectncular four part drama, has Just been com pleted. Bnsed upon the Sepoy rebellion tn India, "Shannon of the Sixth." which, by the way. ls ndopted from the famous drama of that name, involves tbe use of hundreds of soldiers. SCENE FROM "DOLLY OF THE DAILIES." In "Nina of the Theater." the first feature of the Alice Joyce scries, pho to play patrons will see the audience as the actor see-/ it. One of the big situa tions takes the patrons back of the stage while a piny is going on. "Nina of the Theater," like the stories which ure to follow, is complete in Itself and lins no connection wit li any other pro duction embraced lu the series. "Hy the Old Dead Tree" is a story of country school any? and a teuth-?t'f. ir manee. No doub* the call of tin? ulm pie lift brought the young bachelor to the country. No doubt bis love for the plain and tl Oe prompted his friendship for the little teacher. Yet his Inten tions were misunderstood-this wealthy young mnn from the city. A hetter understanding caine by the old dead tree where the youug man proved the hero. lu "Bunco Hill's Visit" the men an al) boasting nf their bravery. Jnht. Billilly tells his wife what he would do if bu met Hunen Bill, the terror of the town. She disguises herself as the lind num. confronts Joh tl and frightens him st i IT lie gets square by turning some lillee loose mid scaring ber. Bill visits John's home and robs bim. His wife eoines to his rescue, petrifies Hunco Hill and lands him In jail. She receives :"j(H> for bis arrest 'Andy Goto ArPlrating" in the sev enth adventure of Audy, by Mark Swan. Lured on by the Irresistible dime novel. Andy forsnkes the tele graph ellice for piratical conquests. He and his bloodthirsty crew mnn a dashing cnnnl boat. Then the romance finies a way. for their "victims" don't victimize, the police fail to see the Joke -und Andy's mother bas a strong arm. sr a PALMETTO THEATRE :. TODAY'S PROGRAM THE VANITY CASE_ ..Vitagraph This is a two'reel feature and is thc picture we told you last week that we wanted every good looking girl in town to see. THE BARGAIN HUNTER. .Essanay Rip-roaring comedy f nil of the cleanest kind of fun. WINTER HOLIDAY !N BURNESE . . . _.j . Edison A picture taken mid the snows of the Alpsf If*you want to feel gool come and see this picture. Some wonderful.. athletic feats are to be seen. Coming Wednesday "-Mansion of Sobs" a special 2 reel Lubin feature which is just what the title indicates. FOUR BIG REELS EVERY DAY 10c. I THE MAN THAT FUT THE "MOVE" IN MOVIES. ed to be of great value to the super intendents in their work and they have been able to accomplis!! a num ber of things ns a result of what tin y learned at these state-wide meetings. A number of excellent micakers ure on the program for the Ro-k Hill meeting and the attendance is proving to be linc. Mr. Felton will probably return about Friday. Recent Deals In Automobiles. Among Hie automobile deals con summated In Anderson yesterday wus the sale of a handsome elia!mers au tomobile to S. D. Brownlee, this sale being made by the Saddler Gnrage. Dexter Brown has also purchased a handsome Cadiluc car and it is said that the next few days will see a number of other cars sold In the city. At the present rupid rate Anderson county will soon bc ranking welt up with Greenville and I richland couu ties in number of registered automo biles. Coi-tractor McKinney Hoves To Anderson. Mt T. P. McKinney ls among the new residents of Anderson, ha'lng aiuved herc last vtck from Iva. ?ural route four. Mr. McKinney is a con tractor and builder by profession, and *uys that he *?as never be??n ht i ? tty with such a building boon as Auder ion. He thinks he has mad? no mis ta KC In deciding to locate her :, atid already Bays, with meaning 'An.h-r aon is My Town''- Mr.. McKiar.V/ and family are. living Ipr; the pr<:<tu at tits Nardin av?nuc. CARI) OF 'I HANKS We wish to thank our relatives and friends for their, many acts of kind ness and sympathy, during the illness and death of our daughter and elster, also for the many beautiful flowers that were heaped ?ver her last rest ing place. May Belle loved , flowers-: May God bless and keep each one of you. and grant you an abundant en trance into tbat "land where the Inha bitant sball no more say I am sick." J. D. Sonecypher and family. FREE! FREE Received another supply of those "Ask Uliban Why" Fans. One to every person making a purchase. Remember we are herc to help you decide what you want. Come. Anderson Paint and Color Co. ; . 1 ' ; , . ' ?? . J".; , t tv". Blackleg Bldg. Phono 647 l-l I I 11S Cherry, Sherry, tarome!, Peach, Vanilla. OWL DRUG CO.k :^ Phone .SJ^Cttsh Store. s J!, fl. ?va*? ;** Seiii Pendleton, S. C. IJOU ...THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. UT!LLC LOVE, THF GIRL OF MTS? TF.RY Thc 8th installment. Lucille leaves thc ('li in ese town ns a Btowav. 7 In thc hold of a ship on which Hugo ls a passenger, and lands in San Fran cisco ?NITZ JOINS THE FOltCE-^ Sterling. A rapid flro Ford Sterling comedy, in which he gets away with something original and killingly fun ny. '?..... < HA HUE'S NEW SHIT Crystal. A dandy comedy with Viv ian Prescott, the. now Crystal star. Coming tomorrow "Swede Lnrson'' 3 reel Rex with Bob Leonard and Haz eDBuchman and written by the "Mast er Pen" that wrote lucille Love Coming '.'Thursday . ?^The Doctor"* Testimony" 2 reel Victor with Flor ence Lawrence. ELECTRIC i ;? ' d... THEATRE TODAY'S~PROGRAM. THK ALARM- ; - Keystone. A two reel, comedy that's great. Be sure to look this picture over if yon want tb enjoy a hearty laugh -1 . - THE ANGEL OF THE GULCH Reliance. A stirring western drama. FOURTH REEL TO BE SELECTED ^ Tomorrow ?The Embezzler." A sUr^ ling-two reel feature. '. . ^orolng goon 'The Million'Dollar ^R?ELS-rlOc. j Mutual Movies Make Tim? FIy\