INTO THE STORE
AN OPPORTUNITY
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? ?ESTEIiDAY'S RESULTS. J
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Southern League.
-At Birmingham ?; Atlanta 2.
At Birmingham 4; Atlanta 0.
At Nashville 3; Memphis 7.
At New Orleans 5; Mobile 1.
At Chattanooga 2; Little Kock 0.
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American League.
At Philadelphia 3; Boston 8.
At Detroit 8; Chicago C.
At Washington 0; New York 1
At St. Louis'4; Cleveland 2.
Federal League.
At Brooklyn 1; Baltimore 2.
At Pittsburgh 3; St. Louis 4.
At Kansas City 2; Chicago 5.
At Buffalo i j Newark 9.
National League.
At New York 1; Philadelphia 3.
At New York 0; Philadelphia 2.
At Pitsburgh 2; St. LOUIB 7.
At Boston 1; Brooklyn, 10., ,
No others Bcbed??od.'
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Our second floor is
the largest line of
Coat Suits !
Dresses and Skirts th;
Anderson under one r
1
s
We are showing thi
est line of milliner^ w
New Gossard Cor
front," from #2.00 to
Mrs. Kate Elliott, M
Miss Bettie Stoffel
Milliner.
i^iss Bertha Bolt, A
Mrs. V. B. Wilson, ?
Miss Myrtle Shouse
Miss Lillian Bolt, S
Miss Bertha Grant,
Mrs. Minnie McAda
tion Dept.
WE H>
ROOM RECENTLY VAC
ir TO BUY THIS STOCi
RESS TRIMMINGS.
A? nice an assort
int as you'll find in
m at 1-3 of their
lue. '
ROYAL ?
Embroidc
colors., 10c
THE PUBLI
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PICKING I P NUGGETS
Heavy Washen Bain Washes Up Gold
For Olinr McGee, Catawba
Farmer.
Newton, N. C.-Oliver McGee, a
farmer living OE the old "Borny" Eng
land place cant of Newton which was
ance sold for a gold mine, probably
wouldn't objor.t to another terrific
rain as fell all over this section
Thursday night, for ever since he
ties bcL-n picking up small nuggesta
of gold In his patches, yellow lumps
washed out by the heavy rainfall.
He has quite a collection of them"
and they look very good. Tho Eng
land placo has from time to time
yielded some gold, though not in
quantities expected when the placo
was sold for a gold mine several
years ago.
Couldn't Shake Him.
"And when you eloped with the
girl," asked a friend, "did her father
follow you?"
"Did he?" said the young man. |
"Rather! He's'living with us yet."
London Opinion.
?S ?tv ?Efe -
loaded down with
at ever assembled in
oof.
s
i newest and clever
6 ever had.
sets "they lace in
?10.00.
>OB*sGlove-Fit??Qg
anager of Suit Dept.
of New York Head
ssistant Milliner,
saleslady.
Saleslady",
aleslady.
Saleslady.
inls, Head of Altera
IIMIlll.milBI
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:ATED BY MESSRS. B.
? REGARDLESS ?F CC
Study the
sOClETY
ry flos*, oil
?los. skeins.
EMBROIDERIES
Too cheap to no
lion prices.
C IS INVITED TO
BORNE
CHIEF JACKSON HAS
SUBMITTED REPORT
SHOWS THAT DEPARTMENT
ANSWERED 80 ALARMS
DURING YEAR
FIRE LOSS $112,811
Report is Very Minute and Con?
tains Matters of Interest to
Everyone in Anderson
Mr. Jackson, chief ot tho fire de
partment bas submitted <hls annus!
report and it shows that 80 firo al
arms were turned in during the past
year. In submitting the report Chic)
Jackson extended his thanks to th?
members bf city council for the cour
tesies shown him and the backing ant
support ho had recolvod.
After tho report had been reac
Mayor Godfrey aud Alderman Spear
man, as chairman of the fire com
mittee of city council, compllmcnlci
Mr. Jackson on his splendid service
and tho efficiency with which he bai
attended to his duties during tho past
year. They stated that they fell
nure that the people, of tho cit)
generally appreciated the manner lt
which he and his men' lind been * s<
faithful tn attending to their tiutlei
and that they were .proud of the woj
they, always responded so quickly tc
the fire alarms.
Tho report as submitted by Chic
Jackson ls as follows:
Anderson, S. C., Avg. lo, 1915.
To thc Hon. Mayor and City Coun
. ell:
Gentlemen:
For your consideration I submt
this, my fourth report of tho fire de
partaient for the fiscal year endinj
August 15, 1915.
The expense of the department foi
the year has 'been 19,903.44, of whicl
amount $1,180.00 went for payment ot
motor truck. $778.00 for 1,000 feet ol
hose leaving $8,045.44 for the ex
penses of the department.
The valuation ot all property ant
effects of the department as showi
by inventory ls about til,000.00
Inventory of Department.
Coe auto combination chemical ant
hose truck with all equipments.
One hose wagon and equipments.
Ono hook and ladder truck ant
equipments.
Ono extra hose.wagon.
Four herses.
Two thousand two hundred extn
feet of hose.
The Board of Fire Committee.
C P, Spearman, chairman.
J. H. Tate,
R. Eu King.
Personnel of the Department. .
W. Jj.?jracksoD. chief.
J. P. Goer, assistant chief anG mo
tor car driver.
F. F. McConnell, assistant moto!
car driver.
6. Q. Howard, hose wagon driver.
J. T. Davis, hook and ladder dilv
er. ...
T. C. Carter,, extra driver.
K. Richardson, hose man.
lt. A. Craft, hose man.
Foster Jones, tiller1 man.
Call Men .
B. V. Dean.
M. B. Smith.
TR. C. Nix.
Emil Ortmau.
O tir, Campbell.
Otis Nix.
puring the year tho department hai
responded to olghtv alarms, stretch**
-41,600 feet of fire hose. 1,700 feet o
cl*ctnlcal hose,' raised &>4 foot of lad
ders sad used 351 gallons of tfi?fnt
cats, distance traveled answering al
arms, 45 1-2 miles.
Cansas of Alarms.
Spark from battery... ... .. !
Spark from fine.
Unknown.3
Defective il tie or pope.
Spark from engtee..
ftxplofckm of gasoline..'. .,
Grass.
Chimney burning out.. /
Country. :. <
Nail in mill....*
Tar kettle. 5
Explosion of kerosene.
Smoke concetta g in barn,.
Bon fire. .
Spark from fire pisca... ,.. ..
Over heated pipj.
False..
Paper by heated.
Spark from wash pot... .
incendiary. ...
Total
OVED
FLEISHMAN & BRO'S.
>ST.
s? Red?cul?
' PARTICIPATE IN
PEA!
Purpose For Which Udldings Were
Used Wheo Fire Occurred.
Dwellings. .... 49
Mot in buildings.14
Store room. 4
Picker room.i
Church.... 1
Theatre. J
Yarn mill. 1
Laundry... ]
Cate.. . 4. 1
Ware house... .. I
Ofllco and court room. 1
Printing office... . 1
Mattress factory. 1
Pressing club. 1
Total.?*.8C
Wards In Which Fires Occurred.
Ward 1... .;. .! .... ll
Ward 2... ...U
Ward 3.v . '
Wfrrd 4.21
Ward 5.1?
Ward 6. i
Country. . <
Total... .81
. Days hi Which Fires Occurred.
SUnday. f
Monday.1?
Tuesday.l;
Wednesday. 1'
Tjhursdayt. .1'
Friday.,, .... . '.. i
Saturday. 1
'Total... ..8(
Months la Whleh Fires Occurred.
August.?:. :
September. j
October. r. '
November ... ,. '
Docenrber.. . :.u,, ., . . .
January,,,. ;Mf,,^.M/ .;.,. ....... .. . .. i
February. i
March.Ii
April. I
May.. i
June. ti
Jnly... ... .1<
August.,. ?
Total...81
Description* bf Buildings In Wblcl
Fires Occurred.
Frame. . ... 11.. .4t
Brick. i.li
Sheet Iron.. !
Not In buildings. ll
Concreto block... ]
Total.81
Value or Insurance and Ramage t<
Property ai Bisk.
Value of property at risk .. $518.190.0<
Value of insurance ai risk 328,733.0(
Total value of property and
Insurance at risk-... .1846.923.0<
Property loss. ..$ 89.937.01
I j Insurance.loss.'.. 72,884.01
. Hotel... ... ..$112,811.01
For the'year ending August l,r>th
1?JB. Number of calls forty-six; loni
$24,813.00. For the year ending Au
gnat l&th, 1914. Number ot calls for
jty-two. Loss $92>845.00.
? Recommendations.
i 1. That two moro regular men b?
[added to thc regular force.
2. That your honorable body, li
V early a darto as - possible, maki
jomo provisions in order Dbat .some
r i thing may be >kept in reserve lu-caw
of-second alarm or large fire.
Inclosing this report I wi-jh to ex
J press my thanks to your honorabli
! body for your consideration durlnj
j tho past year sad for the active ant
untiring Interest manifested In al
. mattera psrtainlnj; te the ettetenc:
(and ad"ancemet of the department.
To au the members of this depart
ment X extend my thanks and con
gratulations.
" To Chief Sommons and Captait
Bell of the police force, to their of
fleers and men I wish to extend mj
thanks for their valuab'o aid- am
asal s tan ce ,
M 7?> WI. C. Gtlmejy.attest overseer
r| Dr. J. P. Major and Health Offlcei
Campbell and to their department
I wish to extend my -thanks for tool,
assistance to this deportment.
To. Mr. W. A. Sanders, city eng!
near, i wish to extend my thanks foi
hie coo-?esy shown me and- my men
I j To the duttons of tho city and toca
representative* of inanraaot . com
! j panie?, I with to extend thank* fo
II toCertnatton received telaUve t<
? { amount of insurance paid on IOBSCI
at tires.
I To the members of p other- depart
j ronato I wish to extend my thanks fo;
j oourtefrie* shown.
Respectfully submit tad.
W. L.. jackson.
Chief Fire..Department.
He ErjaipKieai.
"Why don't you bes?me civilised T
asked the missionary.
"We're wiling," replied the sxvag
chief, "but we have no facilities fo
studying explosives."-Wastainrtoi
Star.
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AND WILL CONTINU? UTIL IT IS SOLD. THE PUBLIC HAS
ous Prices :
? FEW THINGS IN
OC ERIES.
FOR SATURDAY
Standard Granulated
Sugar, 25 lb. bag?,
$1.55.
3 Packages of Arm
& Hammer Soda for
10c
SHOES
From 10c per pair
up. Come Look!
r THIS MONEY-SAVING SALE
Anderson.
S. C.
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? T?YTOVILLK +
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.Mr. and Mrs. Levi Parker and Mr.:
and Mrs. Luther Dean aro the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thad G ai nos.
Tho members ot tho pa?tet church
have bought the lofe adjo?ram tho betel
for the Baptist parsonage.^ Rev. J.
IS. Crlm will occupy the house.
Misses Lila and Ines. King and
Lucilo King of Andcrecm are visiting
Dorris Price.
. Miss Theo Fant has returned home
mtier visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Felton at Anderson.
Tho board ot trustees for tito lit
erary school have ol acted Fror. Hig
gins of Greenwood aa principal of
the literary school.
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Advertising reduces the cost of selling superior
goods to you, because it introduces such goods to
many people whose second and subsequent purchases pay
for the cost ot the Introduction.
Advertising kills Inferior goods, tor such gooda do not
make permanent customers. -
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On almost every Express, we are receiving Daily
shipments of Coat Suits, One Piece Dr?$8?s^ and
Coats in all this season's wanted shades, and
made-up in thc very latest, and most-ja^^rttic
^yjes-. m^mHm
Serges, Poplins, and Serge and Silk'PUiUs Com
bined, r ^xiHA,.
Coat Suii?
$10.00 to $254)0
$ 6*00 to $15.00
...
We have the Greatest Values in Ready^to
Wear in Anderson, and we've the styles,
and fabrics, too.
RU B E N S T E ? M'S
Minor's Old Stand.