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Clemson College urges the farmers in all parts of
South Carolina to put a considerable part of their ?and
in Oats this Fall.
Mr. VV. L. Hutchinson, professor of Argronomy of
Clemson College, states that the climate and soils of*this
State 3re well suited to oats. They are adapted to a wide
range of soils and good yields may be had on lands vary
ing from sandy to heavy clay loams. The crop may be
harvested for grain and cut for hay and sown in the Fall
ia ready for harvest the latter part of the following May
or the first of June.
Oats may follow cow peas, corn and cotton, so fh?t
practically, all the faun.is- available for an oat crop, jf
desired, and there' will still be time left next year for all
Summer crops.." Buy your . . .
COLE* GRAIN DRILL
Now and plant a liberal supply of oats. The earlier
. pl?otir1,, the better -thanee for? making a maximum, pro- <
duction, COLE DRILLS in several styes.
SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY
Anderson
Belton
Greenville
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puoiie mgsnemi-an?*~-?o fuiu
owners in particular. But som? :
where between .''its covers will be T
, found, something of interest to
everyone.
It is published monthly
by the Ford Motor Com
pany, and-like the Ford
car-has a world-wide dis
tribution, it will be mail*
ed free each month to any
one, anvwhere- nnnn re
quest. TODD AUTO SHOP
With the cool weather cornea th* fcnknd fer fresh
meats/ We are prepared-to serve with the -vary
fincrt of Mutton, Veal, Pork, Beef, Poultry, etc.? that
money son buy. Our business ?? this Une ?a well aa in the
Gfx^ry linc is i^rr^aiirj.
Wc arc not going to let "hard times" talk cet a
hois tn our bushreea.
We have the gooda, toe price, the service, and in re*.
tum for your patronage, we promise yon happiness and
goodlcoka. "NufSed."
212 S. Main SASH D. HARPER, Mgr.,
levaraaawjqa^
Phone 132
tn you watti
THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER
JQB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
'Gil MAKUFACTimrrIG ENGRAVERS
Pj^^uUcasReason^le as Consistent with Quality.
Personal
"WTTT'W T *t
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sltlon and Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. Sadler and children
of Pendleton spent yeaterduy in tho
city. S
W. T- Tollison of Piedmont was ?mo
o? the visitors to. tho ??.\ yesterday.
R. tr. Prihc? hud W, C". King of
Tuwnyili<! wero' in thc city yesterday
Tor a tow hours.
W?iley Pi'-ikcnB of the'Drushy Ch?k
section wai in Anderson yesterday.
Charles M. Robbins of the Lebanon
neighborhood spent yesterday in the
city.
J. M. Boland of Whitfield WUK one
of the visitor:* to the city yesterday.
Crayton Merritt ot the Fork section
?pent part of yesterday in the city on
business
James M. Parker of Martin town
ship spent a few hours in the city yes
terday.
Steve,Murdock and John Murdock of
Martin township were in the city yes
terday.
v.-!
W. p. Mauldin. of Iva was one of
the visitors to Bp?nd yesterday in the I
city.
Lawrence McGee of Starr spent part
it yesterday in Anderson on business.
"j. P. Gojsett of Williamston Wan
amopg, the visitors to spend yesterday
in tho city.'!
' J.. M. Murdock and, James Murdock
if Martin township wero in thc city
resterday.
Miss Sallie Dean of the Roberts!
section was shopping in the city yes
terday
D. P. McPbail of the Hopewell sec
tion spent a few hours in the city yes
terday.
.J. C. McPhall of Iva, was among the
visitors to spend yesterday, in Ander
don. ?
Steve Fisher and J. J. McAdams of
Abbs* Hie county were In the'^clty yes
i"* 1- I
W. WV Wilson and P. Oft Bills of
Level Land were in the city (yesterday
or a few hours
lerson's
?rday on
.Will Emmerson ^toff
Dr?dge was In the etty yet
bu*! ness.
if Level Land were In the city yester
ly for a_Xew .honre-.?..
r . P., Kowoiniii. a wen kpown An
derson planter waa in the eitv yestor- !
f .:'*.??...
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T. P. Mauldin of Iva, was among
?ie business visitors to tho city yes
j. .crday. - ,_
W. E. Chapman of Iva was among |
he visitors to spend yesterday in the
.ty.
W
;ion 1
tty.
E. Chapman or the Denver sec
spent part of yesterday in the I
C. M. bucWorth of Anderson R.
F. D., was In the city yesterday for |
a few hours.
A. D. Boyce ot Belton spent part
of yesterday in Anderson on busi
ness.
R.E. Motel bf Townville was ii), tho
dty yesterday for a short stay.
Marion, kniUl? ot the Lebanon-sec
tion, spent yesterday In the city,
lt" .'J-, ._
T. W. Pruitt of Ebenezer westone
of the-visitors to ??pend yesterday in
tba city.
D. A. Reed bf Martin town ,hlp?was
tn the city yesterdhy for a few hours.
R. W. PlckenB of Brushy Cree*
was among-the visitors to the city
yesterday.
Guy larker and Haren Hanks of
Msrtln tewnifhip wire In the city yes
terday.
I7??;?H oa?iu. ??ur?au, wno was oper
ated upon for appendicitis 10 days
ago at the Anderson County Hospital,
ls very much Inproved and has r<v
i turned to her father's home in tho
HI couti'.ry.
lira. Louise Roper is very much
better. 1
Mr. Sam Reid, of Abbeville, la vis
iting friends in the city.
.? t
Sheriff Ashley returned yesterday
trouva trip to Columbia.
Cel. A. R. Banks spent Baturdnv lu
Columbia on business.
KU? Grscv rmncir., ose of tho
curses at the A??*?**n County Sinei
iltal. who hs* been ill., has p->no to
ber'acme. In^olnmhla to recuperate.
Mr.-and Mrs. Melcelm McKall har?
.c'jirned from Columbia wh^re they
ipent several day?.
W. W. Smoak. bua'neas" manager Of
Thc IntetJtaaeocr. will return f^dny
.rom a visit to BcUwvilH *?d WP.'?
'??rhoro. Ha wa? railed to, JRittawTl"^
?!m BCCOUQI* ot the Illness of his sister.
Mrs. Hemden.
Lieutenant Wilco*, r.f the ratted
SUtes Marine C-cupn, Ix vi sit'.na Mr.
Ti, B. GoasetU
?O OBSERVE FLAG DAY
LOCAL LODGES WILL HOLD
EXERCISES
DATE IS OCTOBER 7
"odges In All Farts of Country
Will Hold Fitting Ceremonials
On That Day
A pleasing Innovation at the mopt
oe o' oil Knights 01 Pythias lodges
? th. . nt reduction of Hu? "flag cereuio
i!al" that was adopt ni :it the meeting
if tho supreme lodge held st Winni
ng, "Manitoba. Creon ville Knights
viii observe this unique ceremony sa
uting the colors on and after Oct.
. the date set forthe introduction of
t Sn the ledgo meetings.
The "flag ceremonial" will ac'o
jreatly to the Impressiveness of the
proceeding's of thc l'y titians. The
tnt ute aa adopted Bays that- tho flag
>f thc country tn a'liich the lodge lp
ocated shall be displayed at the or
;an|zed branch of the order In Cana
led
The. Service
The statute gives the ceremonies
s follows:
The flag of the country in which the
?tige is located shall he displayed and
a luted at all lodge meetings. Prior
0 the opening ot *.bv lodge the chau
ellor commander ordeiB the mastcr
t-uriuK to bring in the (lag, saying as
01 low:;: "Master-at-i.nns, you will re
Ire to the ante-room .und bring in the
lag of the country."
The master at arras then goes to
he ante-room and returns with thc
lag of thc country on a staff, thc on
lgn being unfurled- It is brought into
he castle hall and ls placed opposite
he station of thc chancellor cominan
1er.
To H?lale the Flag
The chancenSi* commander open tho
.eremonios by iwdcrinp tue members,
o viand up, saying: "Brothers you
viii salute the Hag of thc country."
Tho members will., salute the flag in
raison, saying: "Lom; may it wave.".
Itter the conclusion of the salutation,
he flag will be' placed in s socket at'
he right of tho Chancellor-commander
There it will remain throughout the
lessloa.
, /Effectue October 7th
Thc new ceremony, a-cording \to th?
'ythlan regulations goen into effect 60
lays after thc adoption ot the statute
iy the supr?me lodge. The supreme,
odge" mat at wihelpc-^ 02 August 7.
\ccortllngly Ooctober 7 will soo tho
nauguratlon of the most patriotic
crt moiiy in all thc subordinate lodges.'
Thc houiigc will willingly bc paid to
Old Glory" at the Weding of the. two
odges
AT S?flCrlES
Christian ( hurra.
J. T. Black, pastor. Preaching at.
11:30 a. m. and S O'C?C?!: p. ai. IV.bla
jchool at 10:;10.
Service? ut St, JoKeph's. <
St. Joesph's Catholic church, I7th
Sunday after Pentecost. Mass at H?:;:o
i. m. followed by benediction of thc
Most Blessed -Sacrament. Mass ou
V?oriflay and Tuesday ut 7:30 a. m.
Itev. Edw. A. Duff Will officiate.
. X?. lt. t? Church
Sabbath school at 10:30 a. m There
iv i 11 be a Cradle roll ?ervice Rabbat?i
morning In connection with the Sab
bath school. Preaching at HUD 1.
tn. and at 8 p. tc.
rentrai Frssbjrterhi 11 t'hareh
D. Witherspoon Bodge, pastor. Sun.
lay school at 10 O'clock; Morning
Berries .at 11:80. Subject pf sermon:
"The Primary Marks of tho disciple
"f J"9us Ohrlet/' evening service at
The first Presbyterian fhn roh:
Sabbath school at lo o'clock. Mr. is.
V/. Browa. KupcrthiciHient. The pas.
iuj, Ko*, rr. x J . rxa/er, .wm preach
at 11:30 and 8 o'clock.
St. John'? Methodist Church.
Services Sunday at il : IC a. to. and
S p. m. During tho week every night
at 8 o'clock, Afternoon cottage prayer
meetings at 4 o'edock. Morning music:
Quartett -- Resignation-Coro Ferna.
Mr. Trlbble, Mrs? Nsrdln, Mrs. Green.
Mr. Batt. Responso-I Conofu to Thee
- Mr. Tribblc. ...
-a.
?race vfou rca.
Kev. J. H. Qtttbonev, rector. 8:00
?. i?-..: Hot? EeehariKt. lOiir. a. m.
Sunday sehocd tt: 80 a. m. Morning
prapor and sercuoa* 8:15 p. m. Bren?
lng prayer and a?rpioa. Mrs. Alov
ah?er L*?$*'<?f Beek'nil!. present Of
tho Wenssn'* AwcSllarv el tho Groon
viii- convocotHitt, srill ylnit Oraoi?
church Tuesdays! 4:::0 in interest of
the meeting of.??witixillsO' on Of'o
ber 21st.
Wrst ftaaSTrh^'-.
ares chem' rooetfttg at *:4Z. Sunday
school at lOrOO-^KpT.,. 8metherf. ??'..
perint^dent. PtthjW? .vornhin nt ll-tl
*?. rn,. Sornnn W'-dic naslor. Bev.
Jno. P.' Vip<?s. 'H,"V. P. lt. st Ti?
n. m. C. n. J??We. president. W?*
l!c worshln at RtQfl. Sermon by the
pastor. Subject, **IK?ldlng a LU" "
.T. W. Rheim, cf tt>f T)\m" Si'vlnr"
Punk, is visiting in fix stor.
CIRCUS TO BRING
DUMB ACTORS
Ringling Bros. Have Whole Com?
party of Animal Performers
Including Clowns
Trixie Congo, ts a modest, demure
little miss despite the fact thal rho liv
the leading lady of. the trompe cf itui
i diana whose .intlcs uro laughed at hy
young and old lu every state tu tho
tinton'. Trixie is dhe of Ihr ?tars of
KtQgllng Brothers*' zoo and ?he ls to
uppear hore Thursday, October 8.
Trixie ls only ono of a number of
wild animal actors who will nmux?
the children abd grown-upB. Never
before In their career as showmen
have the (tingling Brothers offered no
many truined wild animal features as?
Tris!? Congo, one ef Ringling Bro.'?
Trained Oran-outangs.
they are presenting this season. In
addition to Trixie Congo, the wonder
ful educated orang-outang, there arc
two marvelous boxing and wrestling
kangaroos, a troupe of trained baby
elephants, five 'herds of performing;
elephants, who do most every kind of
feat from playing baseball to dancing;
tbb tango; two troupes of educated j
aacls and sea lions, and a number of
marvelously trained, herds of horses!
land ponier..
Thc menagerie is grea ly enlarged:
and now totals .108 case.-, housing
moro tiran 1,000 animale, many of
i them rare specimens never before
seen in captivity. There are 41 ele
I pliant s 32 camels, five giraffes, H
zebras and a large- number of lions
tigers, leopards; pumas, rhinoceros!
gnu, antelope and other interesting
Jungle habitants.
. The circus this season ls.featuring
I a massive ncc spectacle, Solomon ans
i thc Queen of Sheba, produced at a
?cost of ?i.?SG.OOO and requiring a cast
cf 1,250 characters and 300 dancing
glrlu. The ballet ls under the per j
.?ona! direction of Ottokar Bartlk. bal
let master, of the Metropolitan operaj
New York, and the music has beed
written by Pallin Effendi, late bandf
j master to the Khedive of Egypt. Tho
I spectacle la,said to be the Host elab-j
j orate ever staged under canvas. -
REVIVAL lg 'VIA NSKD.
| IT?-, ale Brayer Meetings fur TliM
Weak.
The I.ev. J. W. 8p?ake? las? ^ ot
the hit. John'* Methodist church; hrs;
meetings to bo held in the church j
but there are many other meetings
io be held v at the homes of various
members of the Methodist church -iud
of other Churches. Tho?o loco! inga
are to be held slmiiltaneously at tim
different residences and each will,M
presided over by one worker and ona
leader.
For Monday afternoon, starting ai
[4 p. nj. meeting* will be held as fol'
Dows:
At thc nome of Mr. tra ?. watson. |
121 Ella street. Mr?. R. D. Dodd isl
the worker In chi.rge and Rev. Ti'.
Witherspoon Dodg i ls tho leader; nt
the home \of Mr. B. B. G?sset?, m
North Anderson with Mrs. S. L.
Prince aa the worker and Rev S. W.
Danner ia' charge, as leader; at the
home of Mr. Prne D. Skelton, with
Mrs. J. Ri; Anderson as worker, and
Dr. W. J?. Fraiter as leader, a the
[home of Mr. .1. M. Davis, on Calhoun
street, Mrs. F. W. FelkeL as worker,
and Bev. J. W. Speako as leader; al
the home of Mr. J. B. Marshall, or.
Mcl>ufflc airest with Mrs. ?. M.
Sharpe aa worker and Rev. J.
Garrisoning leader; at the nomi cV
Mrs. W. C. Broylo* aa worker and
I Mr. F. 3?. Butent, the iBatltu i??r
Ibems cf_a?r..7Y. o Me-Mr? S" Mo-i
r?.!?-. :l?fise?. with Mr?. T. ft. itertv,]
!n?oud a*+ worker sni Dr. .lohn R*
vino? as loader; st tim home of Mr.
G. IC- Turner. 131 Mcr-*v nveirud
with Mrs. J. P. Hpich'nson as
worker and Mr. TJ. S 1?~on s?
Ipoder; ?t the home of Mr. L R. Fant.
Earle ?treet. with M?"*. W; n. ,<Ur$v
sn worker and Rev. W. T. Bel vin ar'
leader, -j ;
Thatjis the list for the meWgfe-?
M.ondsvVal'tCrnoon whi?di - ail stn?-*.
|or*?n?ptty rt 4 VctorV ped ic?
~i1v ?n hour rr no. Rt? Cds mean* .
? ho ???on?o in all nrt' ?I" the oUv p--.
J-earlie*? p,^ thc plea of inconvenience
' ls avoided.
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j/gV^? *_ IS A H^M E ? N OE ? 0_ -^s/^l
?jjv^ North Anderson is beginning .<-.*T?*"?!
gjj^ tc put on tts 'Tall Regalia."
iiii^ ''S?
YOU KNOW
Fall is North Anderson's
. prettiest season. Once the
leaves tum the parks present
a gorgeous array of colors.
COME OUT AND SEE
How pretty avery think
. looks.
< Un*
Now Is the Tim^?
TO PREPARE YOUR WARDROBE, FOR
THE FALL AND WINTER SEASONS'*
Make your selections fro-i
our Exclusive stock of super
ior ?nerchwnd?se sX rock-bot
tom prices.
OUR SUITS
'$8, 10, 12, 15, 20
Our Suits represent t ie most
becoming effects in .he nev.
styles. , Models adapted t >.
every figure are shown in
our extensive collection ai
exceptionally low pries.
OUFLCOATS
$2.98 to $20.00
Smart Coats in big . plaida
with caoexe effects are twite
in the foreground this ^sea
son. We ar? showing some
cjever infidels.
$1.50 to $6.00 I
? " Sep?rate .Skirls are today.* ?
more than eyer, before, .a?gi.
attraction to the go?? dress
er-. AH th lit is nev we have
OUR WAISTS
i 98c to $5.00 \
Wc have the . embroidered
. Organdie Blouses in low*
neck, with Gladstone collars'1*'
I and longe sleeves.. Blouses^
of Crepe Voiles, Lingerie
? ?some with P. K. collars,*^
Cuffs and vests which, are^
very desirable. Blouses ol 4
Georgette Crepes, Crepe de v
Chine, Messaline and Frtncbtl
Crepes. m
_ m
Nene but the newest Style?,
most favored andi best ma-.
teriah, and high clase works
manship in our garments. *
Coat Suits, Coats, Skirt?, Waists and Blouses
Millinery, Sweaters a.-d Misses' and Children _ Coats,
Be Wise-Buy Now-The Selection Is Better
-The Prices Lower.
I
INVEST TUUK IVlUWfc-Y-BUY DIAMONDS
AT PRESENT PRICES THEY WILL MAKE YOU MONEY
The nar lu V.?n,^e has storm i the entity* nnd* Bltt>rap?i ol ail
klndK of (rems.
If you have any. spare money, w? can offer you a splendid harbin
from new stork Jiswt rec rived from nbresd.
WALTER H. REESE ? GO.
THE TI FF A Nt OF AM>EHS0>. .
I Ht AjxUtKSON li^TEL?GENCEK j
, JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT \ \
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