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We Can Raise Your Salary! That is-by making your money go farther in the pur chase of good meats. We cut meat and we are also cutting the prices; rend these prices. Loin Steak, per pound 20c Best Roast, per pound 15c Pork, per pound 15c and 20c Ail others in proportion, and 16 ounces to the pound. G. P. FOWLER Phone 755. QUEEN TH??TRE HONKA PATH, H. C. TODAYS PROGRAM i.i SHEEP'S CLOTHING" A Two Reel Edison DRama. "THE TOREADOR'S ROMANCE" A Two Reel Kleine-Cines Fea ture. Dust With WIZARD Polish I Mwvjbt* a furnttur? pagrfi, CrmtaUa ? y?-s-i ; mad CU WK '-m good roc thi imrtt amah. No ahakiac. No aodhocnt to acratch mad tam. Imp**** that rick tat tm luttra to .raytkbsattyo- 4MS. AU lim 25c up. WIZARD Triangle Polish Mop "th. iaWaW^Catn kt** ftsm" H?o ?isawMii humjuicjbow by which joop "W?ZZIKIN" Theatro for the Oidren V Ask Dugan Tfhjt fHI) Anderson Paint & Color Company Phone d47. ' Watson Vandlver Bldg. DR. B.D. HENRY ELECTED PRESIDENT BY BOARD MEETING WAS HELD IN CHAMBER OF COMERCE AT NOON YESTERDAY ELECT OFFICERS County Meckel Board Under New Leadership for the Next Twelve Months. Tho Anderson County Medical As- I sedation held UH unnuul meeting In the rooms of tho ehamber of com merce yesterday at noon, and elected of Hot. rn for the eomlng your. Tho meeting waa one of the moat HiieeoHHful over hold. Dr. ii .A. Henry was eleoted prealdeut to auceeed Dr. W. Frunfc Ashmore, who Bervetl for th; past your. Dr. H. S. Pruitt waa elected vice proaidont and Dr. Olga Pruitt ;vas re-elected aotretary and trouHurer for the fourth term. No set uddreaHOB were made, or pa pera road, and the meeting waa given I over to relating experiencea by the several physicians, that had come un der their personal observation recent ly. After Interesting talks ty Drs. J. C. Han la, C. S. Hreedln, W. P. Ashmore and W. H. Nardin the meeting ad journed, after having been pronounced the moat aucceaaful. ever held by the noclety. NEW COUNTY WILL HAVE GOOD AREA i i ? McDuffie County Will Contain 502 1.2 Miles. All Reports Are Filed. Tho following article appeared in yesterdays Oreen wood Journal: "The commissioners of the propos ed McDuffie county have made their report to Gov. Blease and all that re mains now is for the Governor either I-j call the election or turn down the proposition. The commissioners met with tbe surveyors and attorney R. H. Welch in McCormick yesterday and [received all necesaary reports. "It is understood that the new county will have an aroa of 602 1-2 square miles, leaving over OOO In Greenwood, Abbeville and EdgeReld. Tho population in the area to vo'e on tho proposition is 15,000 and the tax able property Ia in the neighborhood of $25,000. Three whole school dla tricta and fractional parts of several others are Included In the area to be taken from Greenwood. Advocates of the new county are said to be c?nfident that the propo sition will cairy, but by a amati ma jority." WANT TRAINS TO ARRIVE AT 7:30 A. M. Several travelling men in the city yesterday stated that the preaent schedule over the G. S. & A. did not suit the traveling public exactly, as they wanted a morning car to reach Anderson at about 7:30 In the morn ing. There are many people living on the Interurban who work in Ander son and who must get here earlier than at present, and unless they can they have to drive to town. It Is understood the matter is to be taken up with General Passenger Agent of the P. & N. linea, at Green ville, who will doubtless .he glad to arrange the matter. Sick Two Tears With Indigestion. "Two years ago I was greatly, bene fited through using two or three bot tles of Chamberlain's Tablets," writes Mrs. S. A. Keller. Bilda, Ohio. "Be fore taking tliem I was sick for two yeera with indigestion." Sold by all dealers. Suitable Xmas Present For Lady or Gentleman 'FINE UMBRELLA We have a very comprehensive line of Gold, Silver hand led umbrellas; also some with the Natural Weed, with the Sil ver Inlay Handles-all with the very best of silk covers and at moderate prices. Priced from *4 to $15. a EARLY SHGTPERS GC f BEST CHOICE '> Tv?archbanks & Babb WONDERFUL INTEREST IN THE CREAM ROUTE Recently Inaugurated tn Pendle ton and Sandy Springs Sections by Clemson College. According to Cncle Dave Taylor, who has lately visited various parts of the section of country in the region around Pendleton and Sandy Springe, wonderfnl interest 1B being displayed by the farmers there in the cream route which Clemson College recently Inaugurated in* that part of the coun ty, as recently exclusively announced in the columns of The intelligencer. He 8?yi. that heretofore willie the Pendleton-Sandy Springs couutry ha* been well ahead of other parts of the county or the State in dairying, that there has been no sufficient immed iate market, the cream having to he shipped to Atlanta, Charlotte, Charles ton. Columbia and elsewhere. Ander son-taking only a small part. Now the formers are enabled ?o turn over 4heir cream and butter fa-, to the route wugon of the college und once month ly get their butter and cream checks. By this means an immediate cash market has been secured, which ia paying the farmers handsome cash dividends on their dairying invest ments and proving of incalculable value to the whole countryside. Later, said the populur Sandy Springlan, so well known in Anderson, the number of farmers making a bus iness of furnishing butter fat and cream to tho route will have grown so large that it will be necessary to locate in Pendleton, and later at Sandy Springs and A?UOI'BU?I cream eries, which will be a revolution In conditions In thc county, thus provid ing a monthly cash money (dairying) crop to the farmers, and turning over io them hundreds of thousands of dol lars annually. It will literally trans form the county. No one who has not visited Wisconsin, Illinois or Iowa can appreciate tho vast importance of the work, as it means a new revenue to all farmers, and incidentally tho giving to the county of a claa? of in dustries which guarantees the perma nent future of tlie county. 8PARTANIIURG MUSIC FESTIVAL IN BALANCE After Twenty Tears of Achievements Great Institution May Fail. SPAF'TANBURO, Dec. 2.-After 20 years of achievements, during which time lt has become recognized as one of the great annual musical events of tho country, the fa^e of the Spartan burg music featlval ia said to bb hang ing in tho balance. An o ni ci ul call for a meeting of the directors of the Spar tanburg Music Festival Association to be held tomorrow Bay: ''The meeting is called to decide whether there will be a festival nest spring cr not and ls therefore very important." It costs more than $10.000 to give thia festival and though it has, lost money onlv upon three years in the 20 it has been given, the loss. lost year was heavy, amounting to more than $2.000. a fact that is evidently, having its influence In bringing about the present crisis. At the close of the festival last spring thin inns waa announced and immediately, in order to assure the life of the festival a campaign was launched to sell tickets amounting to $8*000 for 'the festival of ISlu. SuuBcr?y?lonB were made to tickets amounting to $6,000 and lt waa believed th<> festival had been saved. No announcement has been made as to the difficulties that have arisen since that time so th*.ro is naturally1 Intense interest In tho developments of the meeting called for tomorrow. It was understood thae the r>smro3ch Orchestra and, possibly artists had^j been engarrad for the next festival'. Practically all of the great Bingera of the world 'with the exception of Car uso have ?ung in this festival and its patronage has been from all tho Southeastern States. Card: of Thank?. j We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for the great ? assistance, rendered us in saving the household effects from the fire; and to express our sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Geisberg. Asdersoa aaa* Hpertmabnray St C. * ^HK . 1915 TERM BEGINS JANUARY 4 % A special discount la offered fer Ural weelu Make arr? na sensata aow, UM? prepare joerscl! fer aa career. Sere call? fer eoMaeteat kelp tba? we eaa sapplj. Cau?egae free. Write ar call teeny. FAVORS LAING CITY TO PAVE THE STREETS Ruft? Fant Says Every Citizen of the Town Should Get Behind ihe Proposition. "I sincerely hop?? Ande.Bon may be spared the Ignomy of ever having again to present to the stranger ? nd home folks alike the disgraceful ap* pearance -of the city's streets for the past few days; it is an outrage that a wealthy, prosperous city the Bize of Anderson, the fifth largest city in the state, affords such streets. Every citizen of thc city should get behind any move made to give the town tif ien to twenty miles of paved streets. It IB the Imperative work before An derson and something must be done. Of course tho abutment property law bill will help, and he the hammer by which the streets can be paved. I hope personally I may never again have to drive down such streets . It ls simply an outrage," said Mr. Ru fus Fant yesterday, when discussing thc matter with u group of business men. "We should get rid of such con ditions and not let it happen again. This should be the last winter under such appalling conditions. Here is a city of 20,000 people, alive, prosperous and growing, and Oh, such streets!" Mr. Kant -favors voting bonds at the earliest possible moment, and believes that 90 per cent of the voters, and es pecially laboring people, who need work, and property owners, who de sire the improvement, will stand back of tbe bond issue. Personal I ?a.is.Aj.j J J fL_s, a .a. a . ? ? . . ^ Y Y Y'Y^r^w^Y'Y^r^w V"IY I If Tl 1 ? Y "? I I Mrs. A. O. Sitton of Autun was In the city yesterday. Mrs. Sam. McCreary and daughter, Miss Ida, were shoppers Jp Ander don yesterday. Dr. Will froyle of Seneca was a [business visitor to "My Town" yester day. Jim McElroy of the Sandy Springs I section was in the city for a few [hours Wednesday. It. W. Lewis of the Iva Mills was I a business .visitor in Anderson yes terday. Messrs. Beebe and Prank Sharpe ot I Pendleton spent yesterday in Ander son on business. Misses Lelia Buchanan and Oer I trude Doutbit v>f Sandy Springs were shopping lu Anderson yesterday. John A. Horton of Belton was in I the city for a few boura yesterday. Messrs. Tom and Cal King of the [ Hopewell section were business vis itors in Anderson yesterday. Messrs. T. C. Jackton. Jr., and Har I per Hall of Iva were business visi tors i? A?ucrSu? yesterday. . Sam J. Wakefield of Antrevllle ls j ?spending a few days in Anderson. Miss Neille Lou Carter of Weel I minister is visiting relatives at No. 519 Piedmont avenue. i MKS. IV. A. HUDGEHS? Editor Phone 87. Elk's Home. Friday will he Ladies' Day at the Elk's Home, and the management re quest that alt- ladies wbo ere plan ning to attend will notify them so that arrangements can be made tor | their refreshment. Everything possible will lo done to make tbe afternoon pleasant for tho ladles and they hope to have a little dancing after cards are put aside. Miss Ruth King of Easley ls expect ed to spend the week-end here as the guest of Miss Margaret Archer. . Miss Annie Lucile Pools of Colum bus, Oa, ls the attractive guest ot Miss Floride Harris. Miss Louise Sheldon has returned to j her home at Westminister, after ..I ..1. 1~ &. ~* .i . . . TL* V ?WM Mrs. Neill O'Donnell of Sumter and Mra Sara MeHugh ot Hallston, Penn, arrived last night in tbe etty and are the guests Of Mrs. Pet O'Donnell, on South Me Duffie street Delightful Party. Masters Lawrence sad Robert Glenn ontertsned about fifteen ot their lit tle playmates ak a very delightful lit tle party on Friday afternoon, in hon or of their cishth ssi tssth L.rth daya They are the young sons ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glenn, and the tittle folks spent a very merry and happy afternoon. A dainty sweet course wa? served ia the dining room which had been pre-.tlly decorated lu holly, with the brightly lighted canales. Mrs. George Foster Eubank ot At lanta ls here tor the wedding today of her brother. Mr. Merrel! Lowe, to Miss Una Cann, at the home of the balde on North Pant street kira L af! Brown of Walhalla la visiting Mra. John M. Hubbard. HOME OF LEO GEISBERG DESTROYED BY FIRE FURNITURE PRACTICALLY ALL SAVED BUT HOUSE BADLY DAMAGED MADE USELESS RUN Fire Department Waa Given Wrong Address; and Had a Two Mile Chase. Ari alarm of fire was turned in yes terday afternoon at 3:25 o'clock, which, after quite a misunderstanding as to where the Tire was located, was finally discovered to be on West Franklin street instead of West Mar ket, aa waa reported. The building was the property of Mr8. Eva Edwards, and waa occupied by Mr. Leo Oels berg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Oelsberg were away from home at the time, their child ren playing in front of the house. The fire seems to have originated in a closet which was directly against a chimney, and was probably caused by o defect in same. The plastered walls and metal roof on the building prevented what would have been a disastrous fire on account of the'd ?lay on the part of tho fire department in arriving. It was said that all losses arc ful ly covered \:y insurance. Chief Jack son. in a statement to a reporter tot" The Intelligencer, ntated that tho alarm was phoned in over th? nolie . .'phone and seemed to be the voice o.' a child talking, who stated that the fire was on West Market street. After making all haste to the edge of the city limits, without discovering the Are, thc bell rang again, calling them back to the station where the pro per directions were given. The automobile truck, of course, was in splendid shape for a two mile run in the heavy mud, but the horses that pull the hook and ladder truck, wore about all in n.ftcr their long run in search of the fire. The water pressure was fine and the firemen had things going they way in a few minutes after arriving. JNO A. AUSTIN'S IN NEW STORE All that Mt .John A. Austin needs in his make-up to appear as Santa Claus is the whiskers and costume; for he has the- else, and shapp and the Jovial, kind disposition, wfcth the keen desire that all children shall en joy Christmas. ' Any person who stood and watched him working at the almost endless task o? . awring a st?r?, and tho rear rangement of its stock, would see at a glance that he took great pleasure In his wonk; and ? after a short talk with "Uncle Johnny" -it was easy to understand why the children like to go to his store to* buy their toys. Mr. Austin told a reporter for The Intelligencer yesterday that notwith standing the European war, he had os many, and as nice a lot of toys as' hs had ever carried fer Christ rn*v. sad that he wanted each and every one ot them to come and see them. That he would have hts stock arrange O. K. by the end of this week, and for them to make their parenna bring them down to Santa Clans' headquarters to see the many beautiful toys and pret ty dolls, etc, that were awaiting old Kris Kringle's arrival In Anderson for distribution among the good children of Anderdon and vicinity. " Mr. Austin also said that while he mude lots of'friends down on the cor ner, he was glad Indeed to g.t upon .the "Square" that while he had al ways done business "on the square" his More house had never been locat ed "on the square," and he was de lighted with hie new location. PROMINENT VAN HERE Former Governor Garv, of Spartan burg, Spent Yeserday Ia An derson. Former Governor John Gary Evans of Sparenburg, waa among the busi ness visitors to Anderson yesterday, coming over in the afternoon from Greenville, where he has been tn at tendance upon court. Mr. Evans ex pressed himself as pleased with ? -the optimistic outlook, sad Is firm in the belief th&t conditions' are fast .be coming no. mal. He believes .hat with the begtnnln?. s* the new year our people kill return to normal condi tions again, and that there will be aa era of prosperity ushered ia that wiri offset the temporary setback we have had. _ Ladies' Shoes 98c. 39 Pairs left-Vici Bluchers with a medium heel, regular $2 values but they must go because we have too many. Nb Approvals GEISBERG BROS. SHOE CO. Under Masonic Temple. "Shoes That Satisfy." COMMUTEE HELD SPECIAL MEETING Du cussed Qram Conference to Be Held Here Monday and Ap point Officers. The special committee of arrange ments, appointed to map ont details for the grain conference, to be held here next Monday, met in special ses sion this morning at the Sullivan Hardware Co. offices, and after dis cussing the proposed conference at much length, decided to appoint Hon. B. F. Mauldln, president of the Bank of Anderson as chai rm in for tho meeting and also selected Judge S. Fowler as the gentleman to make the Introductory talk at the meeting. Oth er talks are yet to be selected, -includ ing Mr. S. A. Burns, president of the Anderson County Livestock Associa tion, who has taken a very prominent part in the upbuilding of-Ute county, and who 1B especially Interested in grain, production. The publicity department of the lo cal Chamber of Commerce will today send out 1,000 no s tal cards to various parts of the county, reminding all grain planter? of 'h? necessity cf at tending the meeting. Tho hour for the conference has been Set at 1 p. m., as lt has been ar ranged that court will adjourn and the dinner hour thus utilised. This hour, it ls believed, will better suit the convenience ot all. And especial ly will it suit the farmers. MEETING OF BELGIAN RELIEF COMMITTEE Details as te Plan for Getting Relief te Suffering Belgians will be Explalned. There will be a meeting ot the Bel gian Relief committee at the rooms of the cb-.mber of commerce this after noon at 3 o'clock, at which time Rev. J. Faller Glbbony, who ls very much interested in this work, will have a detailed statement ot the conditions surrounding the matter of making contributions to the relief of these sufferers enrosa, the water. A tele-1 gram % ~ reviewed by Mr. Glbbony yesterday Aufta Henry Clews, tress er of the Belgian ' Relief committee, Hew York, staring that he had -for warded all details as to the plan for getting substantial relief to those un fortunates wbose homes were destroy ed and who are now dependent on the generosity of the world for subsis tence. Mr. .Glbbony states that he hopes all members of the committee will be present this afternoon. BEST FOB KIDNEYS-SAYS DOC TOR Dr. J. T. R. Neal, Greenville, So. Car., says that In his 80 years of ex perience Jae has found no preparation for. the kidneys equal to Foley Kidney Pills. Pain in back and hips is an indication of kidney trouble-a warn ing to build up the weakened kidneys, make them vigorous, riding your blood of acids and poisons. Foley Kidney pills will help any case of kidney and bladder trouble not beyond the reach of mediclffe. In 50c and 41.00 sises. Bold tn your town hy Evans Pharmacy. Let every member of tbe. Junior 'Philathea class of the First BaptlM church have her doll in the class room, not later than three o'clock Thursday afternoon. Every doll moat be In on time, aa' the committee will need every one for1 decorating. Change In Location '. I am now located over W. A. Power's grocery store at 212 1-2 S. Main Street I thank my friends for their past patronage and ask con tinuance of same. I make plate? at $6.50 I make gold crowns at$4.00 Silver fillings, 80c and up. Gold fillings $1.00 and op Painless Extracting 40ku I make a specialty of treating Pyorrhea, Alveo laris of the gums and al. crown and bridge work and regulating mal formed teeth. . All work guaranteed first : class. _ S. G. BRUCE DENTIST " PALMETTO THEATRE*! TODAY'S PROGRAM ?j|| One Performance in the Afternoon and Two at Night BB I BILL LEIGHT AND SIS "TEDDY BEAR" GIRLS present 1 'THE IMPOSTERS" MOVIES FOR TODAY: B I "MERELY. A MOTHER." Two-reel Biograph Drama fl "A PRIZE IN EVERY PACKAGE," Paree Comedy, Biograph I I "SUNNY JIM AT THE NORTH POLE." Vitagraph I