The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 16, 1915, Page 8, Image 8
PALMETO
Empire Musical Comedy Co.
This Empire Musical Comedy comes Very Highly recom
mended hy the Booking Agency. They say that this is an
unusually Strong Company. We have never seen them. We
had a Company hooked for this week, but we learned that
they were not up to the standard we have set for Anderson
so we Cancelled them; and had this new company jumped in
here from Tampa, Fla. Some jump-and Some Company,
too-says the Booking Agency.
MOVIES FOR MONDAY
THE STAIN OF DISHONOR"-Reliance.
"THE LIGHT IN THE WINDOW"-Reliance.
"BIG BILL'S BROTHER"-1 hanhauser.
Your Money Back If You Aren't Satisfied
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Change of Program Nightly
GOOD MOVIE PROGRAM, TOO
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* ELECTRIC CIT1
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* Items of Interest and Persona
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lt. W. Trlbble Hi"!
Kim* Putronar ?
Since yesterday morning at 9
o'clock lt. W. Trlbblo's store has been
ono of the most popular places m
Anderson for beginning with that
tiinc he throw nis entire stock of
ni ii s mid boys' up-to-date furnish
lugs on ^ale ut greatly reduced prices.
Tliis ?i?!i* was occasioned by the re
cent Ure "hieb started up stairs in
lils pla? H of business and caused
slight smoke and water damage lo a
very small portion of his large .?tock.
The goods which Mr. Tribble are of
fering for sale ure not damaged, but
rather than offer the public anytbnig
that hud been in a store where an in
significant tire occurred he decided to
put everything in his store on sale ut
reduced prices. AH a result his place
was crowded both Friday and yester
day, and u splendid business was
done.
AH to Cliuutnuqiiu
Tickets Next ???r.
The chamber of commerce au
thorize*; the announcement that only
those persons who B?gn pledges now
for next year's chautauqua tickets
will get them at the minimum rate of
%'?.:A) > uch. When tickets go on sale
next year for the chautauqua the
nilce will automatically advance to
$:i.00 to ull but those who signed
pledge cards this year.
Correction in
Court's Work.
Instead of 22 convictions during tho
past term of court in Anderson, the
solicitor states that there were l!4
There were three acquittals, one di
rected verdict und a mistrial. The
fines imposed und which will be col
lected, amounted to $G25. Sixteen
abled bodied men were sent to the
county tiiaingang
I.ad Deliver*)
Fine Oration.
One of the best original orations
for a school boy that has been heard
in Anderson County was that d?liv
r?e! by Milton Hall at the closing ex
cises of the Sturr Illili school last
Thursday night, according to a well
informed business man of the city
who attended the exercises. "Why
Wo Should Not Have Compulsory Ed
ucation" is tho subject,of the oration
delivered Ly Master Hail. The speech
showed remarkable thought for one
uo young ns this Iud, and would have
done credit to u much older person.
Bishop Henny
Will Preside.
According to assignments made at
tho meeting of the college of bishops
at St. Louis last week, lt was deter
mined that Bishop C. Denny will pre
side over both South Carolina Metho
dist conferences tills year.
?l??r SPECIALS gmj]
;KHH% THIS WEEK'vPHSe
.Wfff^fr Monday ??imm^
"WHEN A WOMAN LOVES"-Pathe American Drama in Three
Reels.
'PATHE NEWS"
"PATHE CARTOON COMEDY"
JESSE I? LAS KY In association with DA VI II
HKIiANCO presents EDITH WYNNE
MATHISON the fumo UN Murrena
"The Governor's Lady"
A Paramount Feature la Five Heels.
Charles Chaplin
Ia
"A Jitney Elopment"
Aa Essaaay Comedy ia tero reels. A laugh every
half minute at the funniest man In
' moving .pjelures.
"An Invitation tind an Attack"
A Two Reel Edison Pram a.
"Fates and Flora Four-Hush"
Part ^aree, FeatariagCLARA KIMBALL YOUNO.
Thursday
"The New Exploits of Elaine"
Featuring ARNOLD HALY, PEARL WHITE and
EDWIN ARDEN. Read lt In the Sunday
. American, aee It here In motion airfares
"Pathe News"
"Pathe Cartoon Comedy"
Friday
The Treat of the Season.
Margurite Clarke
In the Famoas Corned j
"Gretna Green"
Produced by the Famoas Players Film Co. for the
Paramount Fletare Co. ta four reels.
"HER SUPREME SACRIFICE"-A Kalem Two Reel Special.
"BRONCHO BILLY AND THE BABY"-Featuring G. M. Ander
son.
"LOVE WILL OUT"-A Vitagrajh Sentimental Comedy.
"HE GAVE HIM A MILLION"-Luhin.
{SPARKLETS *
J Mention Caught Over the *
reeta of Anderson **
Reserved Scats for
Monday Night (?one.
All reserved seats for the chautau
qua attraction Monday evening have
been sohl, according to an onnounee-.
ment yesterday from Kant's Hook
Store, wlutre the tickets were on
.sale The announcement was made
that all reserve seat tickets will have
to he called for by Mondav, else they
will he resold.
Little Girl Hit ?
Bj Street ( ar.
Klizubeth Smith, the three year old |
daughter o? Mr. Monroe Smith, of j
Orr Mills, was struck by the Gluck I
Miil trolley car Saturday morning at
10 o'clock and was painfully Injur- |
ed. She wus playing in the street and .
did not see the cur coming. The phy
sician who wus called in states thal j
the child suffered severe bruises, and I
perhaps is injured internally.
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l'iiblic Invited to
Visit School.
The Kennedy street school extends
an invitation to its friends and pat
rons to visit there Monday morning
between the hours of 9 and ll o'clock.
Exhibits from tho manual and domes
tic science departments will be on
display. This school ls one of the
best In tl!?* city and it is anxious to ?
have the Anderson people know just i
what they are doing.
Important Announcement
As to Mulling Mutter.
The announcement ls ma.le by Post
master William Laughlin that all let
ters anti packages must be dropped In
at the postotllce at least :?0 inimit?s .
prior to the departure of train, pro- I
vided it is desirable that mail matter
.;o out on tho tirst train after il is
malled.
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Kev. Yarborough
Hied Wednesday.
The new? of the death of Rev. W.
P. Yarborough at lils home In Lees
ville on Wednesday ls received In An
derson with regret. Air. Yarborough
was u prominent nu mber of the South
Carolina Methodist Conference, and
was widely known over the State. He
has been engaged In evangelistic
work for the past few years.
Capt. Busby
ls Recovering.
Capt. J. T. Busby, who has been
confined to his home for the past nine
months, is now In much better health
und ls on the road to recovery. His
many friends all over the county and
State are delighted to know that he ls
better and will rejoice when ho la
able to be up und about.
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Mr. Baldwin Is
Very Successful.
Mr. J. J. Baldwin has just return- :
ed to tho city after un extended trip
to South Georgia and Florida. He
went on this trip on business and se
cured several large contracts for
school buildings. Mr. Baldwin hus
hud long experience as an architect
and is doing lots of work lu both
South Carolina and Georgia.
Cfiange Houd
At Devils' Fork.
The road at Devils' Fork, which
has long been known as the bad part
of thc National Highway in this coun -
ty is being changed and put in first
class shape. This ls a needed repair.
Another good piece of work is the
changing of the West Whinier street
road just beyoud the city limits. This
has been in bad condition for some
time and the people who have to
travel thl? road will be delighted to
have it put in passable condition,
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Dr. Smothers To
Build Pretty Home.
Work will begin Monday moruing
on a beautiful home for Dr. A. L.
Smothers on the Nance lot on River
street. This lot ls an ideal site for
a pretty home. Casey & Pant were
engaged to make the plans for this
home. The work will start early Mon
day morning and will be rapidly ad
vanced. The cost of this home will
be about $4,500.
Annual Meetlug of
Orr Cotton Mill.
At a meeting of thc stockholders ot
the Orr Cotton Mill all of the old
directors were reelected. Mr. Harry
A. Orr was elected ' as a director to
take the place made by the death of
Mr. N. B. Sullivan. The directors met
Immediately after the stockholders
meeting and elected Mr. J. D. Ham
mett, president and treasurer, lt. 9.
Llgon, vice president, and J. B. Hum
bert, secretary and assistant treasur
er. ; ?.
Odd Fellows Are
Considering Change.
Delegates to the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows, which met tn Rock Hill,
made their report to the Sterling
lodge Friday night and one of tho
most Important things embodied in
this report was that the lodge, is con
sidering the moving of Ita orphanage
now located just out of Greenville, S.
C. 'Where the orphanage will be mov
Dd, if a change la made, la not known.
ffr. Robert Coober
Leaves Anderson.
Mr. ?Hobart J. Cooper, who has been
the teador of Th? Anderson 'theatre
orchestra since Ita organization here
aaa accepted a position aa leader of
the orchestra of the Gr*ud Theatre
la Spartanburg and will go to that
city thia morning. Mr. Cooper' hsa
been tn the etty only a short tima.
He has mad? many friends who re
gret to see him leave. Mr. Cooper ls
s musician ot no mean ability. He
was born with the talent ot leader
ind has developed lt until he has
gained recognition which very few
men of bia og? attain. ' He la one of
th? youngest orchestra leaders ta tba
South.
Bijou Theatre
"The Honor of the Ormsbys"-Victor.
A modern society drama with Mary Fuller and Matt Moore.
ThU ia a three part feature you can't afford to miss
Fourth Reel To Se Selected
TUESDAY
Matty's Decision"
A great picture with the bate ball atar Christy Matthewson.
All Contest Tickets Wi.l Be Honored At Box Office.
4 BIG REELS-Sc and 10c
Good Music -:- Universal Service
For tomorrow's selling, we have arranged a
few Specials that will prove tempting to the
thrifty shoppers of Anderson and vicinity. We
are advertising just a few of the many real bar
gains that you will find awaiting you here. Be
sure to come tomorrow.
New line Childrens Dresses just received in Ginghams, AO ^
Percales and Madras, special for Monday.Troc
New line Childrens Dresses in White Lawn, Repps, Ginghams and
Percales, Values up to Si.50 AO
Monday.^. . . . . t/?C
Ladies Black Parasols. Paragon frame, rain and sun OA
proof, value S 1.25, Monday .. .0*7 G
Ladies Muslin Gowns, well made and full cuts, worth QA
5oc Monday Sale.^?7C
Ladies Muslin Drawers and Corset Covers, special' Q^.^?
values, on sale Monday.?TTC
Atlantic Crochet White Quilts, Marseilles patterns, OA
values S 1.25, Monday.U?/C
1 case Louise 4-4 Bleaching, value 8 l-3c, />
Monday.DC
1 case Poe Mills 4-4 Bleached Muslin, value 10c, Ol'
Monday.O3C
72x9o Standard Sheets, values 5oc, Monday ^7*?
Sale.Ol v
1 lot Crepes in Beautiful designs, value 15c,
Monday .. ... ... . lvJC
1 lot Ladies White Jap Silk Waists, value $1.50, Qfto
Monday.?/OC
1 lot Figured Silk Crepe de Chine in all colors, value OJ*
35c, Monday . ..
1 lot Ladies Skirts in Ratinae, Repps and Pique, value AO
$1.50, Monday. .HOC
1 lot Ladies White Poplin Oxfords in Mary Jane 2 strap OA
and Colonials, value $1.25, Monday.0*7C
1 lot Ladies Patent leather Oxfords in Mary Janes d? n AO
and Colonials, value $2.00, Monday ...... *v * eTCO
1 case Mens Bleached Balbriggan Undershirts, special
for Monday Sale.
19c
48c
1 lot Boys Linen Knee Pants, special for Monday
Sale .. .....I .....
1 lot Boys Palm Beach Suits, value $5.00, Monday CCft
Sale.aPa>eOVr
1 lot Mens Palm Beach Pants in solid and stripes, value
$1.50, Monday ...
98c
THE LESSER CO.
"Where You Fay Less."
r. Craig To Have
A Splendid Trip.
Mr. J. M. Craig, of this etty baa
en elected aa del?gate to the Nat
?a! cTrand Lodge of Odd Fellows
eating to be held tn San Francisco
(September. The elecUon la a dis
ait compliment. A very liberal ex
. ie account ia Allowed Mr. Craig
which to maka tba trip.
Riverside Mill
Held Meetlag.
The Riverside -Mill held tho annnal
meeting Saturday. The old board of
directora was ?changed by the elec
tion. Officers who tire now nerving
were reelected. The officers of. thia
mill are: B. B. Oosaett, president and
treas?!rer; J. P. Cossett, vice presi
dent, and J. W. Triable secretary.