The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, July 15, 1915, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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TODAY
Lady Baffles and Detective Duck in
"The 18 Carrot Mystery"
? Universal.
Mary Fuller in
"THE JUDGMENT OF MEN"
Victor.
TODAY
"THE TEN O'CLOCK BOAT"
Reliance.
"THROUGH EDITH'S LOOKING GLASS"
Th anheuser.
"MERELY A MARRIED MAN"
j rj Keystone. ,
ONE OTHER SELECTED REEL
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The Latest nnd Mont Sclent Mr Alliance ' piipTITDV
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O! T^F A ment and thc Czar of RusBla. Vouched
Tor by P. lt. ll. Olllcinls, JcfferHon and
r- ? nii'jMi llnhncman Medical Colleges and leading
hospitals.
No leg Btrapa to irritate nnd soil. No binding of
hipa. Clean and durable. Unaffected by pcrsplra
I Mon-used In bathing.
_t , ... Future sorvlccs, and altcratlona to meet the nooda
of the individual us tb? condition progroaaca, aro a
moat Important feature of our work and aro done
without charge ,"
Abdominal Belts, Elastic Stockings, Etc. ?gflBS| >\
For corpulency, operations, umbilical nip- mm A
ture, backache, varicoso veins, weak and H^HfBn"''f9-a?M^H
u wollen Ktebs, cte.
Examination and Advice Fee **-WHssjkg^^^V
Call nt Hotel Chiquola. Friday and Saturday, July ^8HV
10 and 17. DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
Local references on request.
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Four sol ic dorn or canvassers for a
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wages can- be made out of 4L ?
Apply today in person to
The Intelligencer Office
It Costs Less
Than 1-2 cent an
hour
Ceiling. Will -nd Oscillating Fins
In all Sizes
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Phone 223
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT
MATTRESS FACTORY
DID DAMAGE TO EXTENT OF
FROM $3,000 TO
$4,000
CAUGHT GASOLINE
Originated in Oven and Gasoline
Vats Caused it to Spread
Very Quickly.
Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 fire
broke out In the mattress factory
which did damage to thc extent of
from $3,000 to $4,000.
The fire originated in thc oven
where tito enamel is baked on the
springs. This oven ls hented by
means of gas and it ls thought that
the f!ro originated from thc burners,
in this room were two vats filled with
gasoline and which contained sev
eral hundred gallons. Thc fire
reached these and IT a few minutes
thc whole room was in a blaze.
The fire department readied the
scene very noon ufter the alarm was
turned in and soon had several
streams of water playing on the
flames. Owing to thc dense smoke,
which belched forth from thc win
dows and doors, and also because thc
fire was confined to the Inside of the
building, lt jf'a? very hard to get
the flames tinder control for some
time. " !
Thc room In which the fire origi
nated ww.? separated from tho other
part of the building by a brick wall
and this kept lt from spreading to
other places.
The loss is covered by insurance.
Better be safe than sorry-Wlllott
I*. Sloan, Insurance.
I'D UT F It A. tTH A LEY
Is Elected Secretary of Amarillo De?
velnpment Organisation.
A wire from Amarillo. Taxas, staten
that Mr. P. A. Wit al ey has been
chosen as secretary of the board of
city development of that city.
COLUMBUS SHAW BOUND
OVER FEDERAL COURT
Prel'minary Waa Given Yesterday
Morning Before Commission
er Earle-Bond $200.
Columbus Shaw, the young white
man who was arrested on Tuesday
by U, 8.. Deputy Payne on the charge
of operating an Illicit distillery, wa:,
bound over to federal court yesterday
morning after a preliminary hearing
before Commissioner Barle. Bond
was granted in the sum of. $200.
Several witnesses testified at- the
preliminary, among them being 'Mr,
Bruce of Abbeville county . who. as
sisted thp sheriff and his deputies
in locating the still. Others testify
ing were Sheriff Ashley and Deputies
Sanders and Eptlng.
W. W. JOHNSON
STARTED WORK
Ol Remodeling Store Room on
South Main Street for C. db.
W. C. Passenger Station.
Mr. W. W. Johnson, contractor,
began work yesterday on the twp
store rooms In the Anderson hotel
building which aro to be converted
into passenger station for the Char
leston ft Western Carolina railway.
The rooms will be completely over
hauled sod ooo! will bc for the white
people and onie for colored people.
The work of building tho umbrella
sheds will start within a few days.
DIlHMHS FAMILY REUNION
Will Be Held at Mountain Creek
Church oa Jaly 30th.
The annual reunion of tho des
cendente of Rucben and Levi Bur
rlss will he held on July 30 at Moun
tain Creek church.
The following program bas been ar
ranged:
Music.
Devotional exercise-Mr. F. L.
Brown.'
Minutes of last meeting.
Address of welcoa?:-Dr. I. J. Bur
rlss.
R?sponSe-^Mrs. W C Barton.
Music-By music committee. .
Talk on reunion-Rev. W. W.
Loathers.
Pcadlng-i-Mns.<. A. Burriss.
Music.
Address-Retrospective and pros
pective of the Burriss family.-Rev.
R. H. Burriss.
Report of committee.
Miscellaneous business. '
Adjourn.
Committee on Arrtangemtents
Messrs. Chas and Will Burriss and
Homer McCurry.
Program Committee-C. O. Bur
riss, E. O. Burriss, Lula Brown.
IN ANDERSON MAN
Mr. Mike McGee ls M.ia> C?ptala fa
Atlanta Fire apartment.
Mr. Mike McGee, a former Ander
son county man. has been made cap
tain In.th? Atlanta fire department.
Mr. McGee waa formerly an engineer
at Fir-, Button No. 4.
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PROPOSED ORDER OF SER
VICES TO BE HELD AT
NINETY-SIX
TWO BIG DAYS
Association Will Convene on
August 12th, and Will Con
tinue for Two Days.
The Abbeville Baptist association,
composed of all the Baptist churches
In Abbeville and Greenwood counties
will hold Its forty-?., th annual ses
eslon at Ninety Six. Thursday and
Friday, August 12th and 13th. The
following ls the proposed order of
business:
Ti.on*day, August 12th.
10:30-Devotional and enrollment.
11:00-Committee on Fifth Sunday
Meetings.
11 : 20-Orphanage.
11:4Ti-Aged ministers.
12:15-Houitf tal.
12:45-Committee on laymen's
movement.
1 : mi-Miscellaneous.
1:15-FecesB for dinner.* ?
2:30-Devotional. V".' . ? , '
2:4.r. -Denominational ilterature.
?I : to-Temperances..
3:40-Report of exocutlvio commit
tees.
Miscellaneous; adjourn.
8: tr.-Annual sermon, J. W. Bis
hop.
9:00-Education.
Friday, August 13lh.
9:30-Devotional.1 '
9:45-Sunday schools.
10:i5-Woman's work.
.;-10:45-Foreign missions.
ll:30-+-Homo missions.
12:15-State missions.
1:00-'Miscellaneous.
1:15-Recess for Dinner.
2:30-Devotional.
2:45-Obituaries.
3:ir?-Election of officers.
Miscellaneous; adjourn.
Louis J. Bristow,
Moderator.
ANDERSON BOYS ON
A LONG AUTO TRIP
Messrs. Ledbetter, Cromer, Brown
and Anderson Leave This Morn; .
ing *>r New york.u '
-arr- ?
A party of Anderson ' boys compos
ed of Mesafs'. U1 Louis Ledbetter,
Che vi a Cromer^ Donald Bro wo ,a,nd
Sam Anoersou will' leavo this morn-,
lng at 8:30.Ja, automobiles for New
York and other places of Interest in
the North.
Messrs. Ledbetter and Clevis
Cromer will,go in.one car-and Mtpeps.
Brown and Anderdon in; aftother*-Tiley
will follow the national highway and
expect to spend a few days in Wash
ington before going pu V New York.
Some members of the party will very
likely go into Canada before return
ing to Anderson.
They stated y. terday afternoon
that they did not know just how
long they would be gone. They are
going on a pleasure trip and decided
to motor through.
I DEATHS j
Edward Auen.
Edward Allen, the' little ir. months
old son of Mrs. Jennie Allen, died
at her home 127 B. atreet. Equinox
Mills, Tuesday evonlng. The run
oral services were held, yesterday af
ternoon at 5 o'clock.
AUDITING BOOKS
COUNTY OFFICES
Mr. W. W. Bradley, Public Ac
countant, is in City for That
Purpoaa.
Mr. W. W. 1?radley, public ac
countant working a branch office un
der the state bank' examiner, has
arrived In Anderson and will spend
several days hcre auditing the coun
ty's books.
He will first audit the hooks tn the
treasurer's office and''from there he
will go to the other-offices in the
court house.
Mr. . Bradley is thoroughly compe
tent to do the work; and ls making
this audit under the general statute
psssed by the general assembly which
provides that tho branch officers of
the state bank examiner ?hall make
the andlt of the county offices If so
requested by the grand Jury lt he has
time after he has finlshd hts rgnlar
work.
SEKD IK SCHOOL REPOSTS
Dae July 1, Bat Many Nave Net Yet
Been Sent In.
*!".'. J. B. Felton ?tated yesterday
that some of the reports from the
school trustees had cot been sent In
although, they ought to have-reached
his office Joly 1.
A nev scholastic year begins on
July.i. and thes? reporta are das to
?bs In nt that time.
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SHIRT B?RJGXINS
Mammoth Clearance
OF THE FAMOUS
"EMERY"
$1.50 Grade at - - - $1.15
$1.00 Grade at
85c.
These "Emery" shirts for men and
young men are the most signifi
cant values; the super-opportunity
for shirt buying of the year.
It's in the smartness of. style, hig*\
.?*.*? quality of materials, the infinite
variety; it's in the treble Guaran
tee-"Not to fade, but to/fit md
give satisfactory wear" that this
"Emery" shirt stands out from the
crowd.
Parker & Bolt
The One Price Clothiers
WBkt
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CAR TRACK PAVING
WILL START SOON
i .
Southern Public Utilities Company
.^Vailing'fof Material Which
i Has Bean Shipped.
Mr. H. A. Orr stated yesterday
morning that the Southern Public
Utilities company would begin laying
Its part ,bf the paving as soon ss the
material, airived.
Some of the material is already here
but not enough for them to start to
work. He stated that all of it was
on the road and would be here within
the next few. days.
? Work has been- going on on South
Main street , locating the water mains
and everything being put in readiness
for the car track paving when th? ma
ter lal arrives.
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i! Personal i
??++??? M |?H>li??*t
Messrs.' Erwin Prince, Johnnie
Wakefield and Frank Bell were in
the city from Antreville yesterday.
Mr. A. P. Vnndiver v/ss in Green
ville yesterday attending the Baptist
assembly.
Mr. George H. Harwood of Rich
mond, Va., spent yesterday in tho
city on business.
Mr. J. J. Baldwin bas returned
from Chattanooga, Tenn., where he
has spent the past few days on busi
ness.
; Mrs. Mark Speer of Lowndesyill?
was ia the city shopping yostertfayi
Messrs. J. R. Helmet of Provi
dence, E. J. G ar sta of St Louis and
Karl L. Galas of Cohocton, N. Y.,
were Jewelry drummers In the city
yesterday. _- . ,
;?' Mr. O'. N. Mattlson of Honea Path
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday. ?*
Mr. Ben Pear m an of Starr was la
the city yesterday oa business,
Messrs. r. C. Udell and Dewitt
Barnes of Lowndesville wwre.htrthe
city yesterday. i
- ? : ?>;,
. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hodges ot*Starr'
spent a few hoars ia Andarsewjrnsv
terday. -
Mis? Christine Singleton of Green?
wood ls the guest ot Miss Gladys
Reece.
The following card was received from Mr/-Norman
! L. Prince, formerly of .this city, but now a prominent
real estate dealer of California.
"Saw your very interesting /'ad" in papers 'of July
1st. That's a fine idea, and one that in part w? ife
thinking of using. Good luck to you.''
(Signed) Norman L. Prince.
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