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21, 010 THIS YEAR 21,736 LAST YEAR 726 Stiles Less Received by Stand ard Warehouse This Year Than Last. The coton report of tbe Standard warehouse of thia city shows that thc total number of bales of cotton re ceived to date is 21,010 as compared with 21,736 of tho same date last year. This shows a decrease of 72C bales. 1!V I STE lt F ST PROHIBITION. Two Meeting* Were Meld Sunday at St. John's Church. Two meetings wore held at St. John's Methodist church Sunday ht interest of prohibition. The first was at 4 o'clock in the aftetuoon and the othur at 8:20 in the evening. Dr. George W. Young of Kentucky was tho speaker at both and brought out some interesting data about liquor and Its disadvantages to the human race. Rev. J. L. Marley, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league of South Caro lina, was present and at the afternoon meeting urged, the voters to bo sure to cast .their veto In the coming election. FIRST CALL?--1915-16 We have the "knowing how" ability of mak ing your clothes expressly for you and the "show ing how" meth od of retaining your patronage. LET'S get ac quainted. NOW? Our new winter woolens surely contain your fav orite. CALL AND SEE THEM TODAY. T. L. CELY CO. ON THE SQUARE. /chatter, e* otter, og J flow. To ?oin tho trimming rtven For mon maff come oriel men mop ?o. But i io on forever,, The Standard Beverage Imitations of COCA-COLA come and go-none last more than a few seasons. TKis has been going on for 29 years yet COGA-GOLA, unchanged in name or self, keeps its old friends and makes new ones. Detnrjtd the genuine by the fufl name that ha? inspired so nuuvy mutations. Whenever you see sn Arrow, think of Coca-Cola THE COCA- COLA CO. ATLANTA. GA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ANDERSON, S.C. 1? W. Earl St. ?-: Phone?37. a1toa?a#?sri*s?i*iBs? MMttSMM Will ms ke you 50 per efficient. THE COST IS SMALL more Phone 223 \ 87. ? - Ladles AM Society. The Ladies Aid Society of the First I Presbyterian church will meet till? | afternoon nt ihre o'eloeV with Mrs. It. S. Thompson, or. Calhoun street. Palmetto Chapter. The Palmetto Chapter U. D. C. will meet ' this afternoon at Ave o'clock with Mrs. Prank ?Prced and Misses Amelia and Helen Heed on E. Orr St. Delightful Little Party. Two attractive young visitors, Miss es Alice Cooley of Lowndesvllle and Gertrude Gillis of Sumter were Mrs. R. W. Speer's honor guests at a de lightful little informal party yester day afternoon. An Interesting little.} .contest on the letters of the alphabet [ vere the source of a great deal of 1 pleasure, Misses Alice Cooley andf Josephine Womble cutting for the I prize wntcb was won by little Miss) Cooley. Dainty refreshments were served. The guests for the afternoon were lit tle Misses Eunice and Sara Evans, I Caroline Maxwell, Mary and Martha j Paget, Evelyn Archer, Kathleen Hol land, Mary Knox of WilliainBton and Josephine Womble. Mrs. Lillian Owens assisted Mrs. Speer 4n entertaining thc young guests. Misses Alberta and Annie Earle Farmer are attending a house party in WoBtttUuBter. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lawlor andi son Master William Keese Lawlor of Balboa Heights Panama are visiting j Mr. and -Mrs. C. B. Allen on Green ville street. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Allen and j Mrs. B. Berry Allen have returned.! fro ma few days visit to Lowndesvllle. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brown are in New York. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ould have re turned from a week's visit to Lynch burg. Mr. Harry Gelsberg has gone to El-1 berton, Ga., to visit relatives. Mrs. J. G. Cunningham and family are spending sometime at Anderson vflle. Mias Janie Chapman of Greenville 1B visiting Miss Helen Burris. Mrs. Rosa Ba cot of Charleston ia J visiting 'he:* brother. Mr. E, W. Tay lor on Franklin street. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Smtth of Greenville are visiting their daughter, .Mrs.- T. JJ. Cely. Mr. ari Mrs. Ed Frleraoh of Bel-' ton are visiting relativ s here. Mrs. Ella Walton of Atlanta ls visiting her neice Mrs. J. J. Fret well, Jr. Miss Margaret Evans bas gone to Clayton, Ga., to visit friends for n' week. Miss Pearl Balles ot Greenville spent the week-end with her brothel Mr. George H. Bailes. Mrs. Roscoe Wilson and Master' Roscoe, Jr.. of Greenville are visit ing at the home of Mr. G. H. Bailes. ' Miss Elizabeth Manarhlp of Jackson. Miss., who have been visiting friends here, will be the guest of Mrs. B. Qui Evans this week. Mrs. Charles Manshlp of Shreve port, La., is visiting relatives near Pendleton. . Mrs. J. M. Giles who haa been spending the past two months with her brothe r In Portland, Oregon, ls j expected home today. Miss Louise Du Ra nt of Clinton ls] visiting Mrs. J. A. Neeloy on Riverj street. McCoy Bennien. Tho children and grandchildren ol Eliza Ann McCoy will hold their an-l noni reunion at North Anderson, Prl-?f 'day, August 40. E. V. McCoy. BED HEH PUK , FOR BIG A MEETING Wai be Held at Chide Springs1 Sept 4-Outlook is for u J aL*&r^? ?Attl?^dsntfe^CG \ "The Red Men of. this section of "thc I state are planning a great rally tori Sept. 4,'Which will be held at Chick J Springs, the meeting beginning carly in the afternoon. Special trains wi?t; be run to accomodate those wlsbta?4 to attend and thia meeting will proba- J bly be one of the greatest ever held b. I the Ped Men In Oils section. The mooting In the afternoon willi be open to the public and a number off good speakers bare been Invited to bo on hand, music furnished by I the F?rst Regiment Band ot William?] stan. '?f Dapper will be served at the Chick i Springs hotel and the night session 1 will bo dey??ed to a degree contest b-J Ijfegfr'jffirae vTrw> Ttto. 4 and Gray i f?glo Trft>e No. 43. All Red Men are Invited 4o at this meeting. W. M. Allen. Glenville, fl W. I. Mah?fTey. BeDan. I E. S. Bowen, Ander*. YOUSG MAN IS INJURE?. Press GranH Bicycle Collides WHh| Mr. ('?Udler'? Auto. Press ?ant. n young white men was seriously injured Saturday after noon when he collided with aa auto mobile near Pair Play. The young man was riding a bicycle and when be met the automobile took the wrong side of the road ruuniug square Into the machine. Thc boy went Btralght Into the air, being hurled completely over the wind-shield of the antonio- j bile. The machine was driven by a ne gro, who said that he was driving ono of Mr. Asa Candler's cars of Atlanta. Thc wounded boy was tak en to Fair Play In the automobile and waa given medical attention. He suf fered a broken leg. and was bruised and cut in many places but ls not thought to be wounded fatally. EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING. Was Pcroted Mostly to Business Mat ters Last Night. The meeting of the Epworth league at St. John's church last night was devoted to business discussions and, a number of questions about things for tbe betterment of thc league were ; talked upon. Plans wcro made to put the league In the very best condition possibl-: and in a short time it is expected to have it in Such shape that tt will be of much more benefit to church ana community lu general. CITROLAX CtTROLAX! CITROLAX! Best thing for constipation sour stomach, lazy liver and sluggish howelB. Stops a sick headache almost at once. Gives a most thorough and iatisfactory flushing-no pain, no I nausea. Keeps your system cleasncd. ? ?w wt and wholesome.-lt. H. Wel heohw Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: 'I flud Cttrolax the best laxative I ever used. Does not gripe-no un pleasant after-effects." Sold every where. "I" GLADDENS TIRED FEET TIZ" makiri sore, burning, tired feet fairly dance with delight Away go the aches and pains, the corns, callouses, busters and bunions, "TIZ" drews out the acids and poissas that puff up your feet. No , matter how hard Eu work, hew >g you dance, how far i you walk, or how long you remain on your feet, "TIZ" brings restful foot comfort. "TIZ" is won derful for tired,' ching, swollen, smarting feet. Your feel ust tingle for joy; shoes never hurt ot ?cm tight Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ" now fron ay druggist or department store. En> ot'torture forever-wear smaller shoes esp your feet fresh, s'veet and happy PLUS The day when you bought your glasses "any old place" i i8-?one, . Present day intelligence won't permit you to trifle br gamble on good vision. * lt* y?u net -T1, glasses you need the knowledge and ser vice which should go with the best. - Here, you get just what you want-glesses phis. ! Walter H. Reese & Co. Eyes Examined Free. f Hill I M ?.nil ' ? ? ' rsm" iii?i i n i i i ? i '? -? Decide the Question next time you suspect yourself of wondering if ri* '4 ?. ? - ' " " ? it Would pay tb buy a le the coal range all day one of these Hot Days and cook for your wife. That will decide the question for you quickly Many of Anderson's representative citizens have bought for their future homes in NORTH ANDERSON, thereby endorsing the location and prices of these beautiful lots and the POLICY of this company. NORTH ANDERSON has aroused much more interest than any other property ever offered for sale in Anderson. Why? Because it carries more exceptional advantages as a strictly HIGH CLASS and exclusive residence section. There is no expenditure which a family makes-outside of its actual business activities-from which more returns on the invest ment are demanded than in the purchase of Real Estate and, more particularly, a home site. And figured in the broad sense, there is no investment that will pay better dividends than will a NORTH AN DERSON lot properly improved with a home, lt will pay the divi dends of healthfulness that conics from pure air, broad. streets and open country. It will pay the dividends of joy and happiness that is given greater abundance by a home in a delightful residence neigh borhood of CHARM and CHARACTER. And in addition to all these-which are priceless-you know that your investment not only does NOT depreciate, but grows in VALUE in the sound, consistent manner that makes the best security on earth. And-remember our "Profit Sharing" proposition that makes each purchaser of the first severity five lots a partner in the proftts'for the next three years. Quite a few of these lots have already been sold, and they are going fast, so don't put off buying, that t?t. Do it TO DAY. Sea or Phone JOHN LINLEY or 'GENE WATSON rn- I . Phone? 647, 90?, 310 I fr iii "i aft? Oneida Community Ltd. State Souvenir SILVER SPOONS FOR READERS OF. THE INTELLIGENCER-A SPOON FOR EVERY STATE. Every Spoon Fully Guaranteed by .The Oneida Community, Ltd. If you have not already started a set, begin today. Clip a coupon from The Intelligencer. 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