The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 06, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
(PROFESSIONAL
CARDS j
Dr. C. Mack Sanders ?
DENTIST
Ottce 304-5-6 muckley Building.
Office Phone 429 Residence Phone 149.
Dr. Lillian L. Carter
Osteopath
212 Bieckley Bldg.
Phone 168.
Residence 318.
Dr. L. Carl Sanders
j * " . " ?#
(Associated With Dr. J. 0. Baaders)
Office Bieckley Bldg.
Phone 329
Residence Phone 149.
Dr. C. Singleton Breedin
Ofllce ia St Mary's Hospital
North Anderson.
Honrs: 8 to 10, 12 to 3 and ? to 9,
Chisholm, Trowbridge St
DENTISTS
Nm? Theatre flwhfce
W. Whitney S3. .
C. GADSDEN SAYRE
. ?ir? A ' ; *
Architect
Alderton. S. C
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CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP?OSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. D?e Splendid I
In *?ne min?te your clogged nostrils
wll? open the air passage of your
head: Will clear and you can breathe
freely-. No more hawking, snuffing,
bio whig, headache dryness. -No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm frto. your druggist now. Ap?
ply a little of thies fragrant* an?
tiseptic, bealing cream in your nos
trils. It penetrates through every
. air passage \of the head soothes the
inflamed or swollen mucous membrane
and relief comes instantly.
Ita lust fine. Don't stay stuffed u?
with a cold or nasty catarrh-relief
cornea so quickly.
AT THE BIJOU EVERY
THURSDAY
vuauvoivu
L, Ga.
"o and From the
#<?ferH, SOUTH,
EAST. WEST
Leaves:
No.32 ..6:08 A. M.
No. 6 . ;? . 3:37 P. M.
Arrives:
;NO. 21 . ,.sl. 11:15 A. M.
No. S . . . . 3:0r.P.M
Information, Schedules,
rates, etc., promptly
OCTOBER 10TH TO 1CTH
S?REnilOSI?? FEATS
OF ?K CIRCUS
WILL BE IN ANDERSON
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER
32ND
MOPERN-^SWLPTESE
Of the Barnum ?nd Bailey Circus
Riyal Strength and Daring
of the Olympians
The greatest era lo Roman his
tory was the period when athletic
sports were most in rogue, and wlieu
the people not only enjoyed and ap
plauded feats of sir? -,gth, salli and
daring, but also vied with One an
other in developing their own niusoloa
and physique. The .Roman a'ltletes
were the marvel of tho world. They
learned their eic ve rn CSE from the
Greeks, and then readily outdistanced
their teachers. The curl ol thc Lo
man Empire followed the euervat?ng
effects of indolence and the loss of
physical supremacy among tile Roman
people:
In recent years there ha-* Jioo.i a
distinct revival of the strm cus life
and particularly that kind of strenu
ous life that has to do with physical
cu'ture and sports and part?mes that
bring cultivated muscle and li'tcHl
gently developed strength into play.
'Tho-denier boxer, the eoileginto high
Juniper who '.nds that physical excel
lence is not detrimental to intellectual
growth, tho maker of running and
swimming records, ana tho star ??>t t
bal1 player, all hare their plato in
the make-up of modert-, eociety;
As an exponent of physical culture
thc uup-to-dato circus has nude a
place for Itself that ls decidedly uni
que, vowhere else can ac higuefet
clat?s of muscular development. < om
blr.fJ with physical beauty, skill and
dating be found in such generous, mul
ti! ! city. It is probable that I.'onse
and Allions ir. their po-in ie* t days,
cju'd not boast athletes capable of
discounting the gymnasts of HU. h a
tcodera arena as that of ".ii? Barnum
& Balley Greatest show oh Earth.
A list of acrobats featured with the
big show Otis season ?nduovs not? G
families ot uth'eteo frcm all parto of
the- wt*~'d.
A harald, issued by tho Barnum &
Fallcy management, gives this in?er
est'L-g information regarding the i<c
rol<ats with the show.
Tito Nuarclitan Troupe and thc 31c
gflil h'*'w?o Troupes corun/i?';*- twen
ty men ard women, who bert won
signal sbrtess in .he ?!.i.-.?poia iir
CUKes These clever artists turu Mn
I?'O, double and .even triplo niiur
saults i|f mid-air, catching trapeze
bars or one another with a strength;
and skill that create wonder and ad
miration; the Four Mellllo Slaters,
who fairly dassle spectators by the'
novelty and rapidity of their posture
ings and revolutions; the Bird Mill
man, Tosca and Dekos .Troupes are
imported companies of athletic acro
batic entertainers. These physically
perfect.people and many others whose,
exploits are made known ou the dou
ble stages, in midair in the" triple
rings, on the four stages and upon
the hippodrome track illustrate What
can be accomplished in the develop*
meet of the human body, when the
work *i studiously and systematical
ly persisted in.
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? KfcW ENTERPRISES *
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Golumbia,-,Oct. 5.-The secretary
bf state hos1 Issued a charter to the!
W. J. Brennan Shoe company ol
Charleston with a capital of .$10,000..
The officers are: W. ? J. Brennan,
president and J, P. O'Brien, secre*.
bary.
C. P. DuBooe and company of
Camden has been commissioned with
x capital ' of 13,000. The petitioner*
Lr?: C. P. DttBose, J. 8. Lindsay.
H. C. Boykin and L. A. Kirkland.
tnd Crisp Da%, Phooe No. 733.
t's Grandmother's Recipe to
k=-p her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Thick.
The old-time mixture ?i Sage Tea
md Sulphur for darkening gray;
ttreakod gert faded bair ia grand
noiher'a treatment, and folks- ere
takln using it to keep their hair a
rood, even color, which is quite sepal
de, as wc aro living In an age when
i youthful appearance ls of the great
8t advantage.
Nowadays, though, we* don't have
ho tronbiesomn task of gathering
?go and the mussy mixing at oom*.
Ul drug scores sell the ready-to-use
iroduct called "Wysth's *?3ge amt
Sulphur Compound" for about flo
?ats a bottle, ft ts very popular be
*uso nobody can discover it has beeb
ipplled. Sl-np?y moisten .your auno
ir a soft bruah wt*? It and ?i*w/thV
h rough your hah, -faking one- small
itrsRd at a tuns; by morning the gray
!Sir disappears, but trU&t del'ei.t Wai
adie? with Wyeth's ?*?e an i Sulphur
s that. beaid** beaut lt uilr darkening
ho hatr after a **nv. ' s^Uca? lone, it
?90 produces that sor1, lastre ead e#4
jearance ot nbundSJ ce which la so
tttrsDttve; besides, presents dandruff,
tching scalp and failing bair.
SO CI
Catoeekee Chapter.
There .will be a call meeting of the
Cateechee Chapter, D. A. Ts., thia
afternoon at 5 o'clock at the hom?
of Mr?. J. R. Yandi ver.
Heart? Delight Clea-.
The meeting of the Hearts Delight
club which was to have been held on
the 7th hss been postponed until the'
14th when it will meet with Mrs. B.
B. Allen.
la Honor af Miss Lente.
Miss Edna Lewis of Baltimore who
is visiting Miss Mab Bonham, wasj l
Mrs. Fi. C. Laughlln's charming,
guest of honor yesterday morning
when she entertained a few friends
at a delightful little Informal sewing*]
party. Each guest brought her sew--]
lng and they chatted and sewed, tor
quite awhile several guests giving
beautiful musical p-ogram. Among
these wi.re: Mrs. Steele, Miss Ella
Aveijr, M2as Mab Bonham, and Miss
Prances Findley. After the sewing
was put aside a dainty salad course
was served by the gracious hostess,
assisted by Miss Mab Bonham.
The guests for the morning were;
Mrs. M. L. Bonham, Mrs: W. B?
Steele, Mrs. J. E. Allen. Miss Ald
rich, Mrs. Levis Sanders, Mrs. T. E.
Howard. Mrs. George H. Ballee,
Mrs. Grace McGregor, Mrs. James
L. Klnard, Miss Lewis, Miss Ella
Avery, Miss Findley, Mrs. C. E.'
Greene, Mrs. May Dorrlty and Mrs.
Ouuld.
For tte Trlbble-Pearce Wedding ,
?arty.
A beautiful social event in honor of
the Trtbble-Pearco wedding party
wah given yesterday morning by Mrs,
D. A. Ledbetter, at her lovely home,
on the Boulevard. Only the mem
bers of the bridai party were Invited
and after a pretty musical program
the guests were ushered into Che
handsome dining room where.an ele
gant course luncheon waa served. A
color scheme of red was beautifully
carried out, large red demias being
used and their bright 'beauty add,
much to the effectiveness of tLo
scene. Assisting Mrs. Ledbetter in'
her duties as hostess were Mrs. 8.
D. Brownlee .and Mrs. John E.
White.
Miss Carrie Fretwoll left yesterday
for Franklin, Ky., to visit friends.
She' will also visit Miss Sara Hayes
in Madlsonville, Ky., while away.
TrfhMe.rearee Wedding.
Mrs. Walter Powell went Friday to
Anderson to be one of tho matrons bf
honor at the wedding of her broth 11
Thomas Butler Pearce, and His?,
Anna Valina Trtbble -et 8 o'clt,:j?
.*~-~~-.?rv* 11
Mr. Joe Gatley of Iva waa a busi
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. W. H. Dalo ot Roberts spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr. W. M. Moser of Belton was a
Visitor Tuesday.
Mr. R. M. Spearman 'of Piedmont
was among the business visitors yes
terday.
Mr. Frank Skelton of Roberta was
a visitor yesterday.
Mr. C. M. Duckworth of Lebanon
spent yesterday In tho *Jiy.
Mr. Frank Pearson of Greenville
was a visitor yesterday.
Messrs. O. T. Htett and W. K.'fk
Maddox were visitors yesterday from -T
Belton. ol
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BEF?GE ?
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A great many of oar fermera say tu
hit a lot of their cotton ls rotting. fo
Roe, T? M. Land Ulled his regular w
ippointmcnt at this place last Satur-, al
lay morning. A large congregation
it tended both services. Mr. Lar.d M?
ms lust rf ?urned home from a busl
ies? trip to Alabama and he says Bi
Stat crops In Alabama are off one- L,
*ird. ; L,
Visses Beatrice and Zoo ta. Phillipa to
sf ?andy Springs visited Mr. and
?r?. g. P. Phillips, last Saturday fo
light. B
Born onto Mr. and Mrs. D. #C. Ci
Sv&tt, September 29, a son. te
Little Miss Iselt Wilsen delightfully
mtertalned about twenty of her little
'rlends at a birthday party fast Fri
lay afternoon. Dainty sweet cou rae*
were served'. Many little games werai ta
played during the afternoon, welch M
were vajuy?cg uj u?* prci-?itt
Hiss Sallie and Master Sloan Gilles-T
?de spent Saturday night at the homo ,K
if their elster, Mrs. Mollie Craig, of K
Central.
A great many of our old people and
some ot the yoting enjoyed a Blblr til
reading at Mr. B. L. Hicks* last
3*turday eight. We bose to havs<
mother In the near future. ? ?
Mrs. Margaret Gillespie is on th* P
Bick lint this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Brett and lit.' ?M
ile daughter. Agnes, visited In Goonoo
last Saturday and itanday. ?
Mr,-Oem Poor ?ad faaitiy ef asar
Lebanon were visiting Mrs, PoorV li
elster lat* Sunday, Mrs. J. C. Oil M
..?pie. ti
ETY
?Vedcesdeyr ?vOniug at the First ap
lat church, Anderson. Others uf the
iridegroom'a family who will go
r?er Wednesday for the occasion witt
>e his parent?, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.;
3earce; his brother-in-law a id-sister,
?Jr. and Mrs. H. B. Hair, and his
irpther, Dixon Pearce. After the-Vwed
ling ceremony there will be a recepr
lon at the nome of the bride's par-gfi
?nts. Mr. and Mrs. Jam?H lemuel
[Yibbie, &QC North Main street. The
.<>uDg copple will come to ruke their
mme in Columbia'where Mr. Pearce
s In business with -his rather. He
ia* recently" returned to this city
ifter haying: boen engaged in -he
wholesale grocery and fruit business
n SpartanbuTg for four or five} yeo rs.
ie and bis bride will live ot the.
7oloala.-The State.
Beautiful Affairs for Miss Trfbble.
The last two of a merry serleB of
leautlful entertainments tor the Trlb
>le-Poaroe wedding party wera giren
ast evening. The first was a buffet
supper given b;. the bride's motlier,
irs. J, I<. Tribble at their handsome
tom3 on North Mam street.
The guests included Just the mem
bers of the bridal party and the evon-'
og was delightful informal and pleas
ing Miss Tribble presented each of
1er maids with a tiny gold friendship
drel? aa a ?ovenlr of this happy
Kxaalon.
Later the bridal party were enter
aiaed hy Mr. and Mrs. Q. Frank
lohnson. Their pretty home on
s'orth Main street was a scone of
>rlghtness and beauty, with soft
ighta 'and pretty flowers in striking
?ontreat to the rain and dreariness
mt aide.
The evening was spent in a charm
ngly social manner and added still
mother beautiful affair to the many
ilready given this elia rm lug and
lopular young lady.
Mrs. Will Tolly is at homo from a
rip to Asheville. N. C.
Maret at Finch Hotel Last Night for 1M
Mr. Pearce.
In compliment to T. B. Pearce. T
rhone marriage to Miss Anna Trib- "
?ie, of ?Asvd?rson, will be an Interest- b<
ng soqtal /unction of Wednesday j"
?vening, ss'-?e?utiral pre-nuptial din- T
ter waa given last evening at the'
Inch hotel .
Covers were bi HT for the following
cueste most of whom will act as D(
groomsmen at the wedding: 8. ;'J. w
Sch?lls, A. J. Turner, J. J. Cudd,
fr., Brian Floyd, Irvin Magness, Joe W
3vereU, Cecil Wyche, Phil Edwards,! ?
?ar? Montgomery, Miller Foster and
rixon F. pearce.-Spartanburg Her- J*
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H. H. Hamilton, New York; CE.
acobs, Cincinnati, O., and J. E. &
Vebster, Atterbury, Conn., were in cc
he city yesterday calling on the Jew-:
lry trade. . . Ul
Mr. CF. Shaw of Iva spent yea- f}
ard ay in t?? cky.
re
Mr. W. O. Gresham of Greenville 80
rea tb the city yesterday on busl- pe
__ , wi
Mr. E. A. Goans of Pendleton ?1
pent yesterday in the city. . js
Mr. E. G. Ewans and Miss Virginia o)l
Ivans were visitors yesterday from _
elton.
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Mr. and Mrs.- G. P. Cann and lit
a daughter, Miss Geraldine, hive
H?rn?d to Atlanta, Ga., after apand- ug
ig a few daytrh?re with relatives.: ?
hey mada ttJS^trlp In their automo- ' ^
''v??^^^?s? ?AIL ~Tr~~*m
Following, lat*- list of letters ro- J
ainlng uncalled for in the^post ???. ?
Anderson, 8. C., for the week end
g October 6, ^915". Persons calling ste/
r these will , pisase say that they bac
are advertised. One cent due on
i Nlyertleed^iaattar. ; SS
A-Johnny Arnold, Maggie Allen,' gQ|
adlen Allens. bad
B-W. H. Beaty, Mrs. Virginia sho
rewa, W. L. Bond. Ralph Blair, M. mo)
, Blackwell, Misc Isaboll Balles, J. and
. Boee man, John Banks. G. L. Bur- Th<
n. of '
C-iMhw'Bertha Garter, B. B. Craw-r Cac
rd, D. J. Clack, George Collins. J. F
: Carnes, John Camp, Miss Sallie sim
klhouo, W. B. Crow, W. W. Chas- Dot
en. Mn
D-Miss Willie Janie Donaldson. Prc
F-B. L. Freeman. ?Jj
G-Lear Gray.
M-Mrs. Cornella Snelgrovo Hoi-?
nd, M. L. Hendrix, T. C. Harria, *
rs. Ida Hards*.
.* "Tuarts Jenn son, Alonzo Jones.
K-Mrs. Ancel Kay. kHfls B?gcbla
nigh ton. Mente? Knecco, R. 8.
fc*f.
L-Junes Loggias. '
M-<Mr*. Lela Mack, Joe T. Mar
li, B. R. Morrison.
P-Edd Parkar.
1-M?HH Addle Rosamond, Mles
alar Robin son. Seat Rice. Miss Lila
oblnson, Mrs. Mary Rennel?.
.8-Mrs. Francie Streets, Mrs. Cora
beaklfn. A. L. ?hleid?.
T-John K. Thompson.
V-T*3SS iMnhVjaugtan.
W-Joan 1ttto&s. John Webb. Ul
an C. Wefeatamer. Lida Williams, r
Sae Nancy WlHlams, Misc Rosa Wll
im?. W.*.Tken Walto.. -
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But it MUST BE FIT!
In the famous
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we offer you a Corset
Corset in every sense c
by our expert Corseti
proving all types of iii
Special values at
$2.50, $5.00
Mrs. B. Gr
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EUREKA ITEMS +
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Mr. L. P. Smith and Miss Shearer
! Anderson were visitors here Sun
Mrs. J. Allen Mahaffey and little
oberts arc visiting relatives here.
Mrs. L. E. Campbell and Caugh
ir. Zells, spent Friday in Pendleton
islting Mrs. Clayton. Mc Al ister.- Her
anband has been sick all summer,
UTeruig from a nervous breakdown,
it since lils visit to Atlanta, he feelB
ucl* encouraged, and we trust will
I sound and well again.
Eureka farmers are so busy now.
hey hardly know which to do first,
>tton is bringing 12 cents and must
? picked and sold; grain needs to be
>wed since the delightful showers
ive fallen; corn dry and ready U.
i housed; peas ripe and' waiting to
i picked; molasses cane cut and
Ulled to the mills; plenty staring
?opie in the face. How thankful we
eak mortals ought to be!
Dr. John E. White of Anderson
ill preach at Eureka Sunday after
jon at 4 o'clock October 10. All are
>rdlally invited to come and hear
lother fine sermon. All we bear of
r. White since his arrival in South
arollna are words of praise.
Mr. Harper Balen tine and Robt,
se have returned from a pleasant
alt te Fin rm an and* Greenville.
The many friends of Mr. J, L?ee
alentine will be glad to learn that
? is doing nicely in Franklin Square
capital, Baltimore, Md., since his
oration. We will be glad to sea his
leery face among us again soon.
Mr. L. A. Cochran and L. BJ
impbell have purchased tine milch
tws.
Mrs. Mark Kay has gone to Wil
unston for a visit to reiatlvee.
W. L. Anderson's f amil ly spent
imlay at C. B. McCown's near Mt.
raak church.
Mr. Ernest Mcewan bas about
covered from fever. He is o if
me fifty pounds, but has a good ap
lite and hopes to be able to mingle
Ith his friends soot.
The friends of Mr>. Laura TJrock
exander will he glau *n kn^w . she
the mother ot four fine boys. Little
. L. Alexander will be three weeks
1 Sunday.
THE WEARY WAY
Of Becoming Less Wearisome to
sway ?a Awcrs??.
rVith a back that aches all day,
Vith idst disturbed at night,
Annoying urinary disorders,
Vis a weary woy. indeed.
Joan's Kidney Pills are especially
kidney trouble,
ire endorsed by Anderson citizens.
Irs. M. E. Manga, ?4? E. River St.,
tarnee, says: " Exertion weaken
my kidneys ead brought on a
idy, dull pafi in the small of my
k. When I was sweeping, sharp
agaa seised ase. My kidneys acted
freely ead the kidney secretions;
tressed me. I felt tired and lan
d and often my feet swelled so
Hy that I could hardly get my.
es on. After suffering about two
?the, I read -of Dean,'? Kidney Pills
I got some at Evana* Pharmacy,
jy made me feel better in a couple
days and ona box fixed me up in
i.shape."
Tice 60c, at all dealers. Don't
ply ssk for a kidney remedy-get
m's Kidney Pills-the sumo that
h Hanks had. Foster .Milburn Co.,
?ps, Buffalo, tl. Y.
lets*//Sha Av.
to Drv$$-up
tCTOBER J OTH TO 16TH
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lorset Will
ny r?gure
ED CORRECTLY
that is the RIGHT
)f the word ! Fitted
eres, they are im
mures!
and $7.50.
aves Boyd
We are recommending our'10-1*0
and 10-2-0 and 10-2-?-0 for wheat
and oats this fall whei^ou sow it.
This will give it stalk and grains in the
head, and that it what you want Vii grain. If
you will sow five acres in wheat <<gt? five in
oats this fall, after preparing the land well
and fertilizing it well with eitheN bf these
goods, you will find it advantage
10-2-J-O is an especially fine goods*
Let us hear from you.
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co.
Anderson, South Carolina,
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Pattons Sun-Proof Paittt
The Complete Paint
r . J aase
There's nothing left out th&J^ould make
a better paint. Nothing has heep put in ex
cept that which has been proven t# make
The B EST Pail
st Paint <3p.
pilone 48.
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Jj Heaters
%M t&jBKk? These Heaters have many
?HV improvements this season.
M L They require.vthe, least oil
J? JL and give the niost-heat. No
.*^^^BB^"^b smoke. Nc*-e>dor. A sim
W pie twist ?f|gj??wrist locks
.SHr* ?# the wick.
There is nothing more coWAable and
convenient for these cool morrritfflL Can be
moved from room to room, giving^ou heat
just where you want it.
II Mimili mi ! t ; , ? , ,~>.i-r-r,-; r r ?> - j^ftv,-!-1
Sullivan Hardware Company