The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 17, 1915, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
Thank You
We had the largest day of the year
Saturday. We will be ready for you
with a lot of new goods Monday.
NEW COAT SUITS FOR MONDAY.
NEW MILLINERY WI\L BE READY
MONDAY
NEW COATS OPENED UP
NEW RUFFS FOR NECK AT 50c
1
Furs! Furs!
All the new fur sets are here ready
for you.
Jack Frost is on the way-How
about your underwear?
NEW GOSSARD CORSETS are
here. We'll appreciate it if you will
make appointment by phone with our
expert Corsetiere. Phone 676.
D. GEISBERG
ANOTHER SHIPMENT
,,, a_" , , ,, ..... ,_........_ _._
of those tine Selected Oysters in tins, qt. 50c
25c
50c
Turo 1'ork Sausage In boxen, per
lt?... ....
Uulmrri?j?u Applies, tlie best dpplo to cut?
peck ..i ....
Fresh Hhlpnicnt of lirio wan-, Concore', ami Magura Ump?s, Qjf\?
basket ... ... ... ... .S* ....?SUC
Oronges.. Ai\~
dozen. ... .........
.'Fresh CocounutN, j" oud *|
each. .. ,.**C I vrv
Lettuce, ... v 1 S"| _
fiend ... ..... .1UC
^ZST^:..... ... . . ... 10c"415c
Fresh Crntslu'rrJes, 2 <murts 2Sc
Frosh Shelled ? ut?! " ?"fl ?? and ?7^^
lb ......... ... ....ww . ww
Dave yon tried I'remfcr Salad DroSid?gr? thc host on tile OC^,
market;bottle. _..??wt
When you trade nt thc Anderson Cash Grocery Co. you are
patronizing the best grocery store in upper South Carolina,
where you get service-~quality--^<juantity and price.
Sellers of Good Things to Eat*'
??PITQL B4RIC HOTEL
Ab^^ WASHINGTON
Opposite Capitol and Union Station DsC
Renowned for sta High Service end Low Rates.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Soon ptrcUy without hath S 1.SO ?adM?
' s? dsy with bath $2.0O so*^
AH Rooms Outaid*
Bcoklii (or ?he *jkiflg .;
W. T.
ENJOYABLE EVENING
ANDERS0N_ COLLEGE
THE JL A. C. ORCHESTRA EN
TERTAINED LARGE AU
DIENCE
A GOOD PROGRAM
Was Carried Out and Each Selec
tion Was Well Received
Talented Young Ladies.
A larr;?! appreciative audience was
present last evening ?it Anderson col
lege lo hoar tho L. A. C. orchestra,
thu first number 0:1 tho lyceum
cutirse. Tue recital waa good, every
number being encored. 'lv<>o young
ladies who compose this orchestra are
talented, and uro weil organised and
trained.
Tlioso in charge of tho lyceum were
gratified to sou so inuny present,
there having hecu KOIUO doubt about
the attendance owing to t'ao other at
traction? in the city last evening.
Program:
Tho following was tlic program as
carried out:
Personnel.
Miss Hilda Biter-First violin.
Miss Oluyds Palmer-Second violin
ami second soprano.
Miss lilith Foote-'Cello and First
Alto.
Misa lOsta M. Willoughby-Clarinet.
Miss Eleanor Pardee-Cornet and
plano. - -
Miss Faye Palmor-Tronibono and
second alto.
Miss Marie Asquith-Piano and so
prano soloist.
Miss Ilculah Trultt-Drums and
reader. .
Aid la March-L. A. C. Orchestra
Verdi.
VUIBO-Selected.
Horn Duot-Misses Palmer and
Parde?-Gustav Luders.
Overture-itaymond-Ainb. Thom
as.
Rending-MIHH Trultt-Selected.
Soprano Solo-"In Italy."-Miss
Asquith-Joanne M. lloyd.
Violin Solo-Miss Eilor-Selected.
Selection-L. A. C. Orchestra,
Victor Herbert.
Ladies Quartette-Misses Asquith,
Palmer, Footo and Palmor-Selected.
Request number-L. A. C. Orches
tra.
1 mading-Miss Trultt-'Selected.
Trombone Solo-"Air Vario"-Miss
Palmer-Clay Smith.
* American Patrol-L. A. C. Orches
tra-T. W. M eacham.
SH
M. TOWN SK NP
Fermer Resident Andersen Died Sat?
urdny morning.
J. M. Townsend, agc 70 years, dlc l
Saturday morning, at Um '.onie ol hi..
Boii-ln-luw. .Mr. lien Hintun. One 30:1
John Andrew Townsend ??tiis below
Orr mills. Four other children.'
survive. Funeral services will n#
held at ton o'clock UIIJ amnwug nt
silver Brook cemetery.
Mr. Townseud was formerly r. resi
dent of this city. Besides his chil
dren ho has many other rclutlvcs lu
Anderson county. .
. Death of Mrs. Herbert ll. Pearson.
Mrs. Mumlo Cobb Pearson, wife pt
Mr. Iierbort H. Pearson, died at 1er
homo at Holton Tucaday, October 12,
after an illness of ouly a few Moura
duration.'; She unl'od With thp .Isa*?*
list church early in lifo, and was a
eon.se?: ra teil member. For a number
of . years sho was. a faithful Sunday
school teacher at Rivortddo and Tox
away churdltcs, teaching in ono lu the
inornlng, and the. other in tho after
noon. Her church also chose hor j
church clerk, which positlod ?f.ie fill
ed most acceptably.
Possessing a lovablo disposition, he
deceased numbered hor friends by her
acquaintances, and, .though these
friend!-, will miss her, they nro assured
Ui'at for her the chango ts better.
Funeral ser- ices were hold Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock from tho
late residence, conducted by 1 ova.
JU S. Oraham and ll. Hay dock,, in
tho presence of ? .'argo congregation
of ?orrowing relatives and friends, and
Interment was .mule in tho . Holton !
cemetery.
; Mrs. Pearson is survived by uer
husband and one child, an infant, to
gether with her paroats. Mr: and Mrs.
Charlea M. Cobb of Neal's Crook, ?two
brothers and thrco sisters.
"Sho has passed away Uko a g^ntj-j
breath, .
And hor eyes arc closed with tho clasp
of death,
The leaves of tho trees will flutter
and fall,
And. tho drating -sn own will cover aP,:
Hut sho will peacefully, c?lmly rest,'
Forovcr happy by angola blest.
Let .us rejoice wv.ic-n- such 'a life.
Given up the b?ttlo,.or earthly strlfoi
Belter to know tesl,her tasks '?rj?
r ;I.dono, y
Trials ended, and gt?ry wonr
T?aro aro vain, when a soul so
. bright . .'.?..\':- .
Winga its way to tho gates of itght-"
Nev*r. v
J\Ir.WHUa-But why don't, you t?%e
TOWfenank. booH in to h*Y?^&.$$:.
cured? . .
i Mrs. Willis-1 ./don't . want tba
snbtipy looking- cashier to -lenoir
much money I'vo got in there.-Pitta
purgh Pt??a,";; .- :v.\ \"--\:,
BELTON Fl WILL BE
HELD ON - WEDNESDAY
SIXTH ANNUAL EVENT
PROMISES TO BE
BEST
EVERYTHING FREE
Public Cordially Invited to At
tend and Have a Jolly Good
Time Together.
Thc sixth annual Belton .fair will
begin on next Wednesday, October '?0,
and premiaos to be one of the biggest
und best In tho history of the asao
ciatlon. This annual event always
uttractB wide attention lu this sec
tion and draws '.argo crowds.
Tho Piedmont ?i jg?rthorif company
(.ns contributed firo works for the
occasion and theso will be used on
V.xa raisin o? the 20th. Tho merchants
and business men of tho town have
contributed ?">U0 to go twoards cash
premiums and these will bo awarded
to those -having tho best exhibits, otc. ?
In addition there will bo several horse
races and premiums will be offered
for the winners.
Ono of tho prominent features of
tho fair will bo the Clemson-Ncw
borry football game. Tills alono 1B
expected to draw a largo crowd.
The ladies of tho civic association
arc arranging to servo dinners nnd
li'icre will bo plenty to serve all.
There'will be no price of admission
charged and everything will bo free.
The public ls cordially invited to at
tend and havo a good time..
THE SOCIETY KIRMES5
PROGRESSING NICELY
MUCH INTEREST IS BEING
MANIFESTED BY LOCAL N
PEOPLE
GREAT S U;C CESS
In Other Cities and Anderson Peo
ple Hope to Surpass Them
in Production.
AH Andorson ls very much Inter
ested over thc Grand Bocl?ry Klrmcss
willoi is to ho prosonted hore thc
later part of thia month. Tho very
best of Anderson's amateur theatrical
talent in the way of singers, dancers,
otc, will bo seen In thc mammoth
production and tho success with
which tue K Inness has met in near
by cities. Buch as Columbia (whore
Governor and Mrs. Manning took
part) Charlotto, Asheville, Macon, and |
Augusta, puts lt rigbttup'tp our city
to put forth her v-ry best to equal
If not surpass work dono in these
cities.. ?,
Tho poBt wcok has seen scores of j
Andorson'B little folks, young boyB
anu giris, and aiso numbers from tuc j
oidor ?-ot earnestly working to master
thc. beautiful songs and dances, which
mako tho Kirmcss such a magnificent
as well as artistic spectacle. The
success with which theso young peo
plo have met points to tho fact O'tat
Aaderon ls to do herself. proud in
keeping up .with If not surpassing tho
successes which havo been met with
in tuber fluCS.
Tho ladies of tho Civic Association', |
under VJ : ose auspices tho Kinness is j
tn ho prosonted, have boen working j
with untiring energy to mako / this 1
production a grund success as well as
a credit to Anderson and everyone
should back them up and lend all
possible aid,
Tho coming week will bo a vory
busy ono and considerable time will
bo used In. rehearsing especially the
numbers in which tho giown-ups are
to take part. Rehearsals aro being
field over tho Anderstyi theatre and
largo crowds havo been attending
regularly.
Greenville is to be the Scene of a
Kirs-ess Wednesday and Thursdays ot
this week and their doubtless grand
success* will bo watched with much
internet hero.
... ,_ ?
?-WINNI.?U OF HA IUI Ut A 'WfWMP?
Attraction at Anderson Theatre, Matt*
nee and M ir lit, \ overseer 3.
-'
Harold Bell Wright's great Btory,
.Thc Winning of Barbar*: Worth,"
dratn&tir.od by Mark E. Swan and
presented by a powerful' Now Ycrk
coir,pony, with a wealth of sce?Wy and"
mechanical contrivances, will ?p\*itfr:
ed at ?ho Andorson th re.it ro. matinee
and. night; Wednesday,NpVember
3rd. Three years ago the book was
the -"best seller." Tirna':'* docs not !
seem to effect its popularity- ' The I
two. million >inrk was passed spm?-!
Urns ago; still tho demand Continues.
Tho remarkable success of tho play
may be but tao reflected glory of the :
boo*,, for wherever die: play ts pro
duced, the : publie. flock to seo it. A
poer .house ls unknow*?*':-"*^Jf^Vta'e'r? ?
ls the -uniform exc?l) /?ce of blay,
and company to b? rontrldeTod, also,
tho fino Fcenlc environment. All tblSi
gets abroad; News by. telephone traV- !
els -fast, and tho r^pvtation oP>,'lrav- i
lng company'must bo. A 1 or If Aoesh't
travel. lona.; Got ready- to . seo "Tho
..Waning of; Barbara Worth/* with the
IfsmlUar . fmarafetcrs 1 bi . ^Barbara,"
"JoiTerson Worth.": . y* ^W?Hi?rtf
HolmeR." V?ha ?*e," "Tex;- . "Pat
mlQ??yA ^GKehflell, . "Pablo,** and
mat yourself to a ?i?e entertainment.
WOU cannot get
" away from the
fact that public opinion
of your personal worth
is largely a matter of
your appearance. Fur
thermore, public opinion
assumes the right to re
verse its decision at any
time you fail to keep pace
with progress.
The next few weeks will wit
ness the,forming of many opin
ions; Fall is here and it's time to change
from the worn and wearied garb of Summer
to thc bright and breezy styles pf Autumn.
This store offers in
"Society" Brand and "Alco" Clothes
for Men and Young Men a logical, economical line of evidence as
to your personal worth. It only remains for you to visit us and
measure these Suits and Overcoats by your personality-we're
sure they'll meet the possibilities of your purse at some point be
tween
$10 to $25
"YOU KNOW THE
PLACE"
, Vy. i
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PARKER Sf BOLT
"The One Price Clothiers"
UNION SIE ETI NO
Will He Held on Fifth Saturday and
Sunday ot Gluck Hills.
T'.:o union meeting of tho second
district convenes with alack mill Dap
tiat church on tho fifth Saturday and
Sunday, October 30-31.
Saturday Morning.
ll-'utroductory sermon by Rev.
J. E. White, Rev. W. B. Hawkins,
alternate.
Organization.
Intermission.
Saturday Afternoon.
Querry-When did the .God _o?
Heaven avl .up a kingdom in iuiiiil
ment of Daniel's prophecy and where
ia it?
First Speaker-Rev. J. T. Mann.
Second Speakor-A. L. El Hs.
Second Querry-'Docs tho kingdom
enter tho Christian or tho Christian
entor tho kingdom? .
TTtret <*,-1. T???.. -Tl T
t'JIDL UJItinnvi-* -jr. xj . o . , ?uu.|f -
ton.
. Second speaker-Winston Smith. -
Sunday Horning! ? t
'Devotional services by itov". julian
Hawkins. *;!'V.\
Organization of Bundey s el . o al
union .
Missionary sermon hy Rev. Robert .
Ok Leo at. eleven 'o'clock.
John T. Milford for Commiastee.
To lipid. Celebration. ? ^
Tho members pf the cpl prod M?( B./.
Met hod 1st church. on Wes*.- \ Market
street will hold a Harvest- Day cele
bration today. This afternoon t?o
Rey. WI. H. Frazer, D. D., or. the
First Presbyterian church will preach
for thom ot 4 o'clock '. Tho public, is
invited to attend, especially any white
friends who are interested in tho cele
bration. The ; chufo".? bas . been j ap- j
?ropriatcly decorated for thavoccaa-M
lon. . . v .; . . i
Liked the. Eat?*. I
MDld tho now cook como this taorn
\innr ? ' ' I
..'Dropped In about 12." |
"How drillings seem id' suitherr* !
"Well, tho liked the lunch I gave |
her BO well that she hsu? ogreed to
?tay for dlnner>*~L?ulsv?llq ^?ourier.'
Journal.
c
? ?.??????Ul MIM?llMr?W?1W
Local market yesterday 12 i-4 cents
. ; ? T?ew Y?rlt Cottois. i
Open. High. Low, Close
Dec;. . ..12.64 13.60V isieo ia:Bo:
Jan u .U2,70 12,78 12.65 12,78
March . . .12.05 v 12.98 -12;87 12.98 .
[May , . . .13.04-13,14 f 13.0? .1844'
BpOti. 12.40. . : . r >'
Liverpool ikrtteiu
-.v.'- Vfr.'.?^?tt. ' . Close.
.. .. . . .. :.;7.10 . 7.96
.. .. .. .. ..7il8 * .7.07.V
.. .. ,.7:i5 7,00
pots 7.24. -;
FAJRIVIS FOR SALE
I tiaro farms In anderson, Abbeville, Greenvrood, Plekees and
0 con ce n m ul y s ranging in price from $10.00 per acre to $150.00 per
acre. I bave any sise joe want from a 25 acre tract to 3,500 acre
tract These ure well Improved.
Now Is your time to buy. before they go higher.
Come ?o see me. and . talk this over about (hat farm yon/have been
trying to buy, I can shit you in what you want. I also hnv? any thlngr
you want In city property.. . .. . - x
Real Estate
H. G. LOVE
Over Hubbard's Jewelry Store
A?S?DERSW? THE?TES
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 22
MANAGER TROWBRIDGE GUARANTEES ?
, JOHN ?. l'IMIIIvH't?
GORGEOUSLY STAGED WS?CAL HIT
DE V GH
_TtfjT DANCSNG CHORUS
AND^ ST?NNKK(G S?GENSEMBLE