The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, August 20, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
LADIES AND
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We have considerable, desirable merchante fc?
1
P. GENTEMERI & CO'S kid gloves for ladies
that retailed at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 ths world
over. We give you your choice at, pair.50c
dr<
The above merely gives you an idea as to what}
of dress trimmings, laces and embroideries on
their earliest opportunity; bearing in mind th?
money saved. Remember this opportunity is <
Public Square
ANDE
BIT OF PHlL SOPHy
FROM
GOO0-By ER ?10WDY-DO
kMES WHItCOMB RILEV/
ay good-by or howdy- do ?%
What's the odds betwixt thetw
Comin-goin' evVy day
>Best friends first to ?oaway-1,
nSraso of hands TOuUr<i?herhdd
Than their weight in solid doki
LtSlips their while ?reetin'you.
Say good-by er howdy-doL^S
rHowdy- cktand then, goocPBy^^
Mixes jes' like laiKjh and cry;
Deaths and births, and worst and best,
Tangled their contraries*;
EvVy jin<JlmF weddin'-bell
Skeerin' up some funeri knell.
Here's my song,and there's wur;
i-dy-do^and ttien,<Jood-by!
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lome-Oncr'a^onnin' this concer
" iatTs dot1 nothing else to learn
fcf He?| willen; weil pull thi\>u$?
^ay Qood-L?y er howdy-dol *
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TEN DAY RATES
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
'THE PROGRESSIVE RAILWAY OP THE SOUTH'
To Wilmington and
From ?. Wrighte-zile. N. C.
Abbeville, S. C.% 7.50
Anderson, S. &. 8.00
Athens, Ga. . 10.00
Atlanta, Ga..:.10.00
Beiton? S. 0. 8.00
Birmingham, Ala. 15.00
Cedanown, Ga. lt.00
Donalds, S. C.;- 8.00
Elberton, GaT.. 8.50
Greenville. S. C.... 8.00
Greenwood, S. C. 7. .0
To Wilmington and
Prom Wrlghtsville, N. C.
Oreer, S. C.$ 8.00
Hodges. S. C.... 8.00
Lawrcncevillo, Ga. 10.00
Pelser, a C. 8.00
Piedmont. S. C. 8.00
Pockmart, Ga. 11.20
Shoals Jet, S. C. 8.00
Snartanburg, S. C. 8.00
Union, S. C'. 7.50
Williamston, S. C. 8.00
Winder, Ga..10.00
Tickets on sale each Thursday up to and including September 2,1915, hear
ing final litii.t to. reach original starting point, returning prior to midnight of
second Monday following date of sale. Extension of final return limit may be
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had upon payment of difference between the ten day and season rates. Call
on nearest Ticket Agent for Pullman reservations, Information or
C. S. Compton, . P. A.,
Atlanta, G?.
Fred Geissler, Ass't G. P. A.,
Atlanta, Ga.
THRIFT
If thrift does not corhc natural to you, cultivate it. Realize
the fact that every man who has a dollar put aside is a capi
talist.
We earnestly urge you to open an account with this bank
for any sum. Either a Checking or a Savings account, in ad
dition to being convenient encourages you not to use your
money except in a wise way.
The prosperity you enjoy today does not guarantee yoe
prosperity tomorrow Changes in the business and Industrial
world may later on deprive you df your present measure of
prosperity.
We Pay Interest On Deposits.
PEOPLES BANK OF ANDERSON
GENTI
?i?t Must Be Sold. Much
RUBEN'S UNDERVESTS for infr
:n, retail price iron-, ??c to 75c. >
;m at, each.
we are offering. Space wi
which you can almost nai
at it is not what we want
open for the next 10 DAY?
RSON, S. C.
?
A LINE
o' DOPE
Sevoral weeks ago The Intellig?
! cor carried a story about a shooti?;,
in ilonca Patii, it being said that An
drew McGaha was charged with |
Shooting his son, Hurlo McGaha. Later
it was rumored that no warrants !
would be sworn out.
Tho following from The Honcu |
Path Chronliclo will be Interesting |
since it sheds more light on the case:
"A warranft was sworn out last f?at- |
urduy by Enrle McGaha before Mag
istrate Wilson, charging lila fallier, |
Andrew McGalnv, with assault' and
, battery wit a intent to kill. The case
wan transferred to; Magistrate C. W.
! Clement by change of venue by de
fendant. A warrant was also sworn
out by Andrew McCuha against Iiis
son, Earlc, for destruction of per
sonal proporty. It Is generally un
derstood that the cases will be set-|
tied out of court."
Among those attending the Ham
mond school picnic yesterday was
Mr W. W. Long, state agent e ? on si on
wori- at Clemson College, and during
the day while talking with a repre
sentativa , of The Intelligencer , Mr.
Long stated that in the past few days
ho had traveled nearly all over the
State and the crops everywhere were
godd. Ho siated that in some places
they had suffered from rain somewhat
but the recent seasons had brought
them out wonderfully and that every
thfng ?now.{ pointed to a good cotton
inerii--for the'farmers of South Caro
lina.
While talking about crops Mr.
Long bogan talking about conditions
in general. He a-tated that he believ
ed cotton would bring a good price
Ulis fall because a great many peo
ple were going to invest their money
in cotton and in this way thousands of
bales would be taken off the market.
Mr. Long stated that owing to un
settled conditions people wero not
going to put thoir money in perma
nent, investments but would Instead
buy cotton. This, he said, would be
the wise thing to do, for In a short
timo after tho war stops in ' Europe
tho price of. cotton is going up, and
money will be made by those who
have it to sell.
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Following up Mr. Long's statement
about the heavy rains of the past few
days and the conditions of the crops,
Mr. S. M. IJyars stated that bo was
glad to see the rains in Anderson
county. The red spider has been do
ing much damage in different sec
tions and tho heavy rains will cause
him to stoplng bis damaging work.
Mr. Byars stated that rain was one of
tho best demedios for iii>ls little In
sect that he knawjjf.
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The heavy rains of Wednesday af
ternoon and night caused Whltner's
creek to got out of its banks and be
come a small rushing river. Ralph
Smith stated yesterday that he did not
mind the rain at night because ft en
abled him to 'sleep much belter, but
ho did mind being awakened about 1
o'clock in the morning by tourists
who wanted to get across Whltner's
creek. He stated that on Wednesday
night be .had to get up and show a
party how to cross the bridge over
the creek on the'national highway and
that M. was not a bit of fun.
A few days ago Mr. W. C Babb and
a party, went off on a Calling trip but
for sona? reason nothing much was
ever heard as to th? succose of th?
outing.
It is thought now--that the mystery
Is solved for yesterday morning Mr.
Babb was unable to get his Ford
automobile started and called on
.? '?,
?putable goods; brands we
mts and chil
rVc are selling
.25c
GORDON 1
the 100 hind,
ill not permit us to enumt
ne your price. We insist
UT what is the stuff wort!
> ONLY.
OSI
"Huck" Hart?n to help hint locate tin
trouble. After much worry and fiis
nlng. "cussing" and discussing, un
ordinary kitchen knife was fourni
lodged in itUo muffler of the machine.
It la not known how this knife
made its way into this pan of the
auto but it can be reasoned that Mr.
linbb either had a "cuttin" up" timo
oli bis trip or else he is trying to ?n
ven't a new "cut-out" for his auto
mobile. With a knife found In the
muffler of bis car, and a dime in the
radiator of Gene Watson's Ford. It Is
hard to imagino what may be fourni
in the next one.
Many peoplo of this city will take
advantage of the excursion ito Tal lil
iali Kalls, this morning. The train will
leave Anderson at 8:0f? a. m. and will
arrive at its destination at about noon.
A special drain\"w?lll leave Tallulah
Falls ieturninu tnt. G : :'.0 hut since the
tickets will be goda for a stay of three
days, many will doubtless stay the
full Dime allowed.
"The rc*ndtrip?raTC is only $2.00,"
stated Mr., William Archer yesterduy
to a representativo of Tfie Intelligen
cer, "and aince it is the last one day's
trip of the sensori, I expect many to
t: ke advantage of it."
Severa people oi this city are plan
ning to take a trip to Chattanooga,
Hirmlngbam or Atlanta on August 2G.
The Southern Railway bas put on ex
ceptionally low roundtrip ratee as fol
lows: . to Atlanta^ IJLOo. to Birming
ham. SG.50 aud 'id; Chattanooga. $5.50.
The^train leaves.. Anderson at 11:30
and. tlcketn are good returning to
points of starting until midnight of
the aist inst.
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Mr. S. M. Hyurs stated last night
Uiat be had received several te'*?phone
messages from people over the coun
ty stating that they were going to
Clemson College Joday to attend the
Anderson county ?1 ay meeting. Thin
is the jcond meeting of its kind at
Olemson this year.
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' Mr. Nathan Flelshmann returned
yesterday, from Hal ti more and Now
York c*ty ^wherc ho baa been on his
vacation,, ami also to (my goods for
the Fleislmiann store?. Ho reports
everything booming in New York city.
All tho manufacturers of wearing ap
parel lines', und Jobbers In . all lines
are as busy as bees; in fact all of
them expoct a big business Oils fall.
Mr. Fleishman says he never met a
pessimist while ho was away; that
every Jobber talked lothing but busi
ness,-and very little'iu ever said any
where about the war. Mr. Flelsluuann
reports a pleasant and successful trip,
but also states he 1b glad to be back
home with his friends.
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An Tntelligencer man dropped in to
Parker & Holt's yesterday morning,
and every way he turned he was con
fronted with a great array of hat
boxes. On every counter, and shelf
and wrapping counter there were hot
buses plied six and eight feet high.
There appeared to ?o at least a car
load . of hats, and judging from the
appearance of the hat boxes, they were
all brand new. Asking Mr. Rlcharrt
wn about it, he was told that the hats
ha evidence were. Stetson fiata for this
fall. Judging from this shipment, Ulis
firm evidently doesn't fear any em
bargo on cotton, or anything else.
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Toms Rivor, N. J.?An unusual con
dition has been discovered as tbe
cause of tho unaccountable illness of
Dr. J. Edgar Todd. On December 7 be
was operated on for kidney trouble at
? hospital in Ixmg Island.
Recently, seven months afterward,
Mrs. Todd was dressing the wound
that never had healed and she saw
something white projecting, ho Look
hold of,M with a pair of forceps and
working at it for an hour and a half,
she succeeded in extracting from the
wound a sifrgeon's towel, about 10
biches square. It bad been left in
th? body at tho time-of the opera
tion.
Only 10 AY i
steck. We m
11 known on which the orig
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3YE HOSE for ladies, number 301
few pair leil at.5(
?rate further. BUT in pa;
that the ladies of this com
to you? Don't delay. C
iORNE
RIVER STREET GARS
RUN TO SQUARE SOON
Paving Must Stand Two Weeks
After Put Down?Will Very
Likely be Started Thursday
The street care from River street
con not he run up to the square over
the car track paving before Thursday
of next week, owing to the fact that
the concrete lias to stand for at least
two .week? after put down before it
can be used. statement to the
above effect was given ont by an of
ficial of the Southern Public Utilities
company yesterday.
Many people have been wondering
why the River st/et cars have not
already begun running up to the
square since the paving looks as hurd
and at mucii settled as it will ever
be. It Is very necessary, however,
that the paving stand for two wedes,
so that the steel bolts will bo firmly
Bet and the concrete thoroughly dried.
The work of paving tho track was
held up yesterday because of tho
weather. Mr. Pi. B. Horton. Jr.,
managing superintendent, stated yes
terday that the work would begin
again this morning provrded the
weather was not too threatening.
In These Warlike Days.
"Now, Johnny, what is a nun ot
war?" ;vv ?? ..??.4
"? cruiser."
"What makes it go?"
"Its screw eir."
"Who go with it?"
"Its crew, sir."?Now Orleane
States.
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FIRES!
? more in which to close out our
ust vacate the night of the 31st
:inal cost is no consideration to us; for instance
Buster Brown, Gordon Dye -ntd Black Cat hosiery
for infants, boys and girls. Regular 25c goods.
Your choice, pair.10c
ssing will say that we have a tremendous stock
imunity favor us with a visit and inspection at
joods bought from us at this stage means
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