The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 03, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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Best Pianos at Almost Half Price i
Will Pay You to Get Hero Befo
& A; Reed Says, "Sell
HOWE OF THE VEHY BEST BAKU Al
y TBE OHE AT CLOSING OUT SALE
IS NOT A-QUESTION OF BRICES A
; B??>X*?*'<-li,'?,'BE??EE SATT?BA 1
Pianos Selling On
ii'*
Tiffie Crows Short-Pianos Going Fas
liong, Then Itcgrct it-Come in and
Open Evening Until 8 O'cli
During the fifty rears' experience in
selling PianqB, w havo always tried
to supply tho best instruments that
could be made,-Pianos that were made
to last a lifetime.
Wo are retiring from the music
buBluosB consequently our large stock
must be disposed of in short order.
This la tho last week to buy the best
Piaxids. . and Organs, at almost your
^'.TQv?iHwa^hndvt??ns.'' . '
. Some, of tho very highest grade I
Pianos left for the last week of the |
sale that sell in Now York, and Chi
cago at ^400; $460 td' $560-which chu
bo had now for $217, $243, $228 to|
$8i7-od easy payments. ,
Several good Pianos*that have been!
rented, for a short time that usually!
sejl fdr $275, $325 *o $850-to close I
out at half price and on small month- j
ly payments.
Good people can buy these Pianos :
and Organs on payments without any
advance in price. Wo need tho money,
but :-don't stay away on that ac
count'. Bring enough with you to)
make ,a Orst payment to bind the :
bargain and we will arranco about)
the balance.
Few. Sample Bargains.
Just to give yen a faint Idea wo|
will give below a few sample bargains
on -rood, serviceable upright Pianos j
thai have been traded In on "new
Pianos.
$200 Black Case, only... .0 GS I
$3SG. Bi?ck Cas?. - large triso7S
$$fe Wardo.. v..'............... .?127
$1*00 Wurde, good condition i... $lt?-j
' $350 Smith & Bardos,; little UKed.$?8S
$38S Kimball, shop worn_$227 I
We-expect to make this "Quit Busi-1
ness" . salo. tho most memorable In
tho -hl?ory of - Piano abd Organ, sell
ing in thlB country, memorable ??not
only for thef'pric?a and terms, but for 1
. tho high quality and numher of " ln
atrunientB Sold in so short a time.
U. S. Battleship .
' mt Mi Wiiitliiii
December X 3th
Tho' Southern Commercial Congress
will ba b?ltfc dt Charleston December
13th io J, ?th, ?9I5. This is an'Associa^
lion ol prominent business men from
ail over/tho South and meetings ard
held each year for tho purpose of dis
cUSahjg .hu?lncBs wollare, bolh-^|^M[
ro?nufactur^r and ot tho farmer. Last
year tho Congress Was held at Okla
hpma City dud the year b'efove : st j
Mobile. This yeav.'tlio mooting. ia-tft
bu held at';.Charleston and very many
^^'ot,?r^^tdeut; b?Slui?e, po?lai aba
nnhiio' ilfc^have airily ': accepted In
vitations '-(gi tm present. At 1 nast four
; ' ' ii C'' ?'yvy^^^^J^^^
';:^.ri'^E.,?IS?0B^''#I>-: .
; ^e^ijca^tt^Mt'.c?iRgi^Rv
(Nsw York Sun.) ;
. !:Mi^phiphapa^i^^^a artesia,-of
the Pfhtastant Episcopal. Church
resigned yesterday'from the board of
mfshio?is' af^er 'odd dr ' the: stormiest
^Wsatofi^?w ?'?fi?^'?Vay^l?glpha-.*^
? ;*?ntsatlo^ inS?la i
i?&mm'- ehajfreterired *he l-mfcth? 'disV
chasten, and so infuse did the situa-'
?oh become that "the board vleclded
not to hold aa evrung inecfingV; but
tb wai* anti! thia mbi?f?g,.wheh/, %
Ia hol^:*k?*6todsvm^
' ?rf-that BtJ thr?at?a'e?f?mUt
ho entire church Or^snj
<v avoided. '
y?slgnfed' Wfrn J?fshop B.
" rpbnd ad ?Ae; ?isS?p G.
,M. TA Mft?ni{*a^!hf^Trh^^nfl?*l?fc^
>W York/ and We Twv. Beldon P.
Delaney, dean ot Ail Saints CftthedraL
jT BE SOLD
r
-:- '
During the Last Week of Sale. It|
re Beat Bargains ?rc Sohl.
Everything This Week."
NS LEFT FOB THU LAST WKEK OF|
??ffe WILL FAY YOU TO COME. IT
NI? TERMS WITH US, BUT GET THE
' NKHITj
Almost lour Own Terms
t-Moaey Sering Bte-Bon't Walt Too]
[ Let Us Talk lt Over.
}ck. 314 Sooth Mainstreet
No Better Pianos Made. .
You will agree with us that no'
hotter Plano:; can be mada than wo
have in this stock, consisting ot Up
rights, Parlor Grands and Player
Pianos.
- It Is a. very rare opportunity, in
deed, to buy such. Pianos as Ivers &
Poad,. Fischer, Brambach, Chickering
BroB.,. Kimball,. Kranich. & Bach, and
the others w?'h?ve hero t?t cut prices
and on easy payments.
Every instrument marked in plain
figuresI and fully warranted by . the
makers, besides OU? own personal
guarantee of.satisfaction.. -
- Tho'greatest carnival of bargains
and tho biggest feast for Plrno and
.Organ huyera, during this ?week. Tho
"lid. is off" at pur store, so,; come
right In, "and help yourselves, we will
make everything satisfactory. No rea
sonable terms- from debt-paying peo
ple will be refused. .
. Square Pianos and Used Organs.
" Plenty of Square- Pianos and used
Organs /"ultablo for home, chapel or
lodge that'can be bought now for CS,
$16, 5iii up to $35. New Organs
end shopworn Organs .that .usually
gell, for |75, $90, $100 to $115, to go at
this sale for $32, $38, $4T, and a little
higher for some of the best ones.
Payments $3 ?0 ?G cash-and $3 to $4
r" month. " .'v'
The 'Anderson papers do circulate;
kiar advertisements1 aro being . read,
the' people are coming.- .We are
selling ! Pi?r ns and Organa by i letter;
telegraph and long distance tele
phone, and-the ritoclc l?. going at a
lively rate. Be sure to-get here if
you want to save money.
AND 0R6ftNG(K
314 Sonth Main SC'.?et
'South Carolina"
t? l?ih, ?9?5
memhors of tuo.CaUrtct of-thefr??l
d?nt ot the Untied states', will bo prcs
.>(......
A squadron'ot: the:.? Atlantic Fleet,
Torpedo Boats, Submarines and Torr
pedo Boat Destroyers, as well . as
Dreadnaughts;^M- be' in the .Chariot
ton Harbor, open-for insp?cilpn bf the
public,'Deeembor 1.'4th *ajtdv?Stt?, '?al?
Visitors at thf? tiioe .xviii aleo have the
pleasure; o' eee-iu^. ii roasni?eont car
. (Southern Raliway, ia arranging s
ci?rfaro tickets^ and;.oxcurehm. trains
Milwaukee, 7 ? ?
. The question which ^r?cip?tnted the
finxr> deb?ie.?^d/th?' ris^&ibna was,
.the^coogr^ ^?rfc
:whlch i? W be held In' T*ariam? in
J^ruary?, '? Tah*Tco?gTes??,^J?':,M,.
coiaposed ot d?jl?sgatea ?rocy all .fpo*?
.^tan? ' 'chu?rent?j; .?.au&ty those1 w?to'f
resigned iix^:i4?^il^?n:y'.^?,'. theiidf
many ^'p^?rWe ;?a' t?e' oday v or the
chnrc^~|?a|??ain..-that tot the Frotefir
wnt Episcopal church to > take sart la
a congress wlUtfc eliminates dblegates1
foin the ?l?iman .CAthollc church cad'
the Russian-Orthodox 'Catholic church'
msaa* the; alienation o? ?n?ay ardcht j
communicants dad the ^deaih of/ all
hopes for V^e ^rtsat church union,
*-;-?
"Waaf- JB in the mall rrom^daaifh?
i?rTr asWed' mother, - eagerly. ;
' 'A Shousais d ktaaea;** ^a^svored. fath
er1. c g*7??ty;: ^ttd 18 *l^a?dfcerch?#i*
Otto i iwaiste abd t wir batches :of";VH^l
hrt^'lpt'?p?' *o wash ?n?V?n?d?it'S
Kaup??'CUy? Journal.
B5HB
NATHAN STRAUS I
DIED TUESDAY
(C50NTINUHD PROM PAGE) ON1C.)
fonts ot tho poor, and secondly for
the men ana hoys athirst In the
U'crcetB.
lr. In New York City alone, during the
first twenty-two years of the work his
! ?i???k ucjivi? ?h. uiiji? ed 35,???,??t/ bot
tles, and 18,000,000 classes of milk
at the rate of ono cent each. During
the first thirteen years (from 1892 to
1905* tho" death rate of children un
?der ??vtj years was cut in New York
City from 12G in every thousand to
only 04. Ks. ch succeeding year, has
shotvn steady gains in baby-saving.
j While medical authorities said thia
I was due prima rial y to Mr. Straus's
work, he faced consid?rable criticism,
?..orno by'those who interpreted his
mottveB as -.. profit-making, notwlth
standing figur?e to the contrary; and
some by those who claimed that tho
[sterilization of milk devitalized it in
A way to ir-.akc ii ic sn nourishing. Th*
reformer, at on? time, wa? even ar
rested for selling, milk alleged to be
inferior'. In thu fnco pt such circum
stance:?, he 5 ('Shed on with his. sey
vloo, to find ?.hat praluo always out
balanced -criticism. At one time in
1910 when- there -wcro report'; that
lie'would abandon his milk stationer, ?
mass meeting ot thousands in tho Kant
Side tenement district of New York
called upon him in fervent resolutions
not to give' up his "sacred task." .
i Although of Hebrew parentage, and
of the Jewish religion. Mr. ~ Straus's
benevolence was remarkably nonsec
tarian. In tho panicky times of 1893
ho sold to tho needy in New York
2,000,000 buckets of coal at tho rate ot
five cents for 25 pounds. At qne
time, he auopltad thousands ot tur
keys 'free tc New York poor. At his;
own expense ho erected the. first of
tho now numerous recreation piers
Which surround-Manhattan Island.
, Oiitsid of these home philanthropies,
his greatest interest lay in helping the
inhabitants of tho Holy Land. He
epent a quarter of a million dollars lh
establishing BOUP kitchens, an. anti
rabies intsltute, a public health board i
and othor benefactions in Jerusalem,
and planned tho thorough moderniza*
tien of that city.
Mr.. Straus was born January 31,
1848 in Bavaria, Germany. Ho waa
six yoara old When the family eml:
grated to America and settled in Geor
gia,, and vas a young man when, Just
after the Civil War, they moved tc
New York. 'They established a ohma
and glassware storo . in" Chambers
street j New 'YjrraTaud later another' as
a branch in tho R.' K. Macy & ?Op..
?tbr?. " Nathan:and his-brother Isidor
later became eolb~ owners of the Macy
store. Another brother, OscarV ;b?;
carn? prominent in civic work,; and
was Secretary ot 'Commerce .anti
Labor in the Pfco'sovelt administration,
and later ambassador ,?o-Turkey.'
i .Nathan Strauss sabrer od . a sorloui
sot'back in his health aa a result O?
: the, shock: of the ; Titanic disaster, 'ir
! winch I his-.brother Isidor- and ' th?
latter's w'if? went' down in oael
.jiic*>a-o'?t?brace. In speaUng ot tub
disaster Ivathan Straus once said :
"All deeds were, united thero ,ie-?i
brotherhood of death, if ono epu?t
only hope for a brotherhood of Ufo'
Why wait for death to teach , us (tH?
lesson of human fraternity V
: Although political lifo, was :alw?y?
open tb Nathan Straus; lie' accept?e
little In this line. Ho waB oncr^?bm^
pated for mayor of New York, but thc
only two'^offices ho-over .accepted wort
tlio&o of par?\fx>mml?sIoner and pres
ident'of; tito" ^ '.of'health, in whlcl
Im pound jhV^initloh^rer his camoaigr
of !iaby auv'^cr. "
I?' iyj:5i; >a"?a: GlituSFS, was ?i?5 sr
dent* ebabjotor in oil bis pbilanthro
1'iv.j, .-v c^/'j, ,i itt mu? un c?tiCt ti i . ; w ii:
largely ?nterostod la his-father's won
and lt was said- hu would; carry R or
so far as possible. . ^
At a dinner in Kew York In 191
whsn "?00. dteUng?isli?d citizens li
many, 'itelho of lifo did him honoi
Nathan - Btr?ns told of his work-;
"I often think;" he- said, "of the oh
saying: 'Tho world Is dry couh.tiy; ti
do;good is my roligicn.' This bas bf
<cu:.*c??i" as ?fispirst?es to- nie.
might say, 'Humanity W my* kin;' V
save babies ls my religion.' It ls. i
religion I hope will have thousands o
^WQ-ffera. #? "..' ?:
HORSES RAISED IN PAQUEA! . .
'^^i^?^V. S. AUV.Y BE tty ici
'Panama, Oct. 23. -(Associate
-FTDBS"OoiT?sp?n4?n??V)--^Mucii dim
opity is being et^^^i^^^/^aSk
United States troefrS in obtaining goo
horses tor the various braach?K|HM
jlS?rtce in the Canal Kone. Very fei
i?fythe animal? raised In Panama ar
??H$?r high or heavy enough for th
r^?ulrementsi of'/thd army.
Recently Lieut. Joseph A. . Marino;
alda do camp - tb Brigadier Qenatt
iTojxmeo Ri ?Mwartfe, oommandlc;
the Panatna.Canal troops, made a tri
to tho Pyovlnee of .ChlrltjUl to^bbtili
horses. Out of ?ere titan 2{&$xpji
, hied only eleven carno .anywhere:'ties
the ormy.B^?c?l?icatlora?. -All ot the*
were p^r Iran?s ?.tgtii ; ...'.?? "fr
General Sawards madei a trip t
Costs Prtcn '.whore ho purchased, a tei
animals but they also are not. quit
up to tho ?rwy apeojficat.ona. Arru
officers beltevo it v *K necessary t
ahnten - bu*i - : tho/ latter -market, b<
^?n*e :of 'tbs war,' is now tamporarll
. ?jajising- und uerasiorii Confer.
-Washington^ Novt. 2.-Ambsasprtc
BirnstorfT
morning hudih?? -rltst ctmvorsatic
since ^ Arabie c?ae Vwa? -sett?e*
The plan of settling tho Arable ca?
withot^tbrwaV notes^ bs trttd In Lus
tania eas?. :! Today's convorsatfou^
only approach to the variona issn.
involved.
.'>'?'..': r~---'??
^?(?e?reat' ra?Kr.o?:g?lxar*.-^'v-'
r Wai?Std?, \^Nbr.:v5.^$?ir^l?3
?^s^^-??Wed''^' Pai
. to'aj?^iri?l?, ffcl?y^ ??j??^^tife ?^lti
tbo'-An^er l??nlst^^ ??
! took her. Into, l?alifaf..
. ......
IlsoeiETYll
+* *+?*???*?????
Lewis M. Ayer Association.
Tho Lewis M. Ayer association will
hold a' reunion for the first time in
two years at tho residence of Mrs. Jy:
ic. Yandivor on Monday ?aUornoon,
November 8th. It Is hoped that there
Will be a full t?tondanco, and the
meeting will be In tlie order of a
pound party. These meetings are al
lays -delightfully pleasant, and fully
enjoyed by the old pupils.
Itotert E. Lee Chapter.
. . Tho regular monthly meeting of tho
Robert E. Leo chapter will be held
?ba Friday afternoon with Mrs. E. It.
Horton, on Wost Market street. Mrs.
W- B. Steele and Mrs. Swilling Mo
[ Full will bo Joint hootCBBes with Mrs.
Hnrto?.
Ladles/?dxlUUr/.
? ,.Ao. Ladies Auxiliary of tho Elks
Home request that all the wives of tho
Elks-meet at the -Elk Home on Fri
day afternoon to discuss plans for n
bazaar' td be given two weeks ; bafoiro"
Christmas to raiso money to look ar
ter th?.j^r children of the city. This
work will be gone Into Iii a very sys
tematic' ! way and every child In the.
city will bo given a happy Christmas,
and ?the Indies hopo to raiso a sub
stantial for thisi purpose.
Senior PnUnthea Clans.
Tho Senior Phi kit hen class of thc
First- Presbyterian church will moot
on Thursday afternoon' with Mrsi
Kuith-Provost and Mrs. Blair Cruy
tod at the liome of Mrs. Provost of
Calhoun street at four o'clock.
EUREKA *
+ *
Mrs. D. O. llrcazealo is tho guest
of Mrs. It. E. Campbell for two or
three' weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. -Held McCrary and
children of Auttin spont Sunday at
Jas.. A> Shirley's.
Misses Janie and Annie Carlington
returned Saturday night from Co-,
lumbla where they had' boon in at
tendance on the Stale Pair.
Airs.' MaTy Clarke of California Is
spending awhile with Mrs.. R. E.
Campbell.
Misses Zella end Nell Gentry spent
Sunday at home. -
>' Mr. and-Mrs. O. K. Pooro and
children ofiBelton wore visitors here
'Sunday. Mr. Poorb baa treated his
family to a nice new auto.
Mr? Clydo Shirley pt Long Branch
section has been visiting in tho nolgh
bbrhood for the past week'.
, Miki Walter Anderson spont two
days:'willi Mra... C. B,>McCown of.tho
Mountain Crook section.
Mr.-L.' Vii Cawpboir attended the
union mooting, at -Big Creek church
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.> ?T. L.; Campbell was tho gu?3t
of the Dixie.Chapter, tl. r>. C., Sct
Lurday. ?at a -.turkey .dlhtfer in Ander
don. .
Mr. and "Mrs. S3. Mooro and
ippbtldrep of South Georgia have rq
; turned homo, after a-^lsit to her
I father, Q. Nr.. Pearman.
' ttrs. 'Harrison Pruitt is, ont w?lh
-her paren ta. for .a few days.
S Mflfc Tom Bolt spent Sunday at her
-fathers.
Ft?f.'.Jobn<E; Whito will preach at
Eureka tho-second Sunday afternoon
it 4 o'clock,'November l-l.
TO RELTON CONCURS
A commission ha3 been IHSUQ4.\{O,
I tho Bay Adjustable Bearing Co., ot
Belton With a capitol of 825,000. The
petitioners aro: F "M. Cox, C. V,
Cox, L. \V. ?triselh and S. H. Mc
Gee. _ ? .-.y-;-- ._
fWHt Power.? v .
Will Pow^V.r^'itoeilnoBt vital form
of ?fan Power. 'MaEter it. ; It ia
ino -Ff?twt?KVwpa cf your ii??- and
your futiirp-ipr ?.lt will protect you
.against that X'something which holds
yon back, and mai:o you do tho Square
Thing, atfd please tho man Insldo that
cells.'*;Thrbw- off tho ?hackles of He'-,
er.-d?-WQ?neas, sell yourself, yourself
and v you'll find that your talk Viii
ring with a convincing sincerity that
'will win,' for then youw UV bei loyal
to yourself^'and'-Loyniir'aUd' Sincerity
aro ono and the same, and Sincerity is
the whito bent that makes Lifo ,end
; Life's work/ Business, beawl?-jl.
, Loyalty. \s the. keynote lo successful
selling. When' yon are loxa.' tb: your
self, your 1'irohpent, and W your com?
patty," you have won, fdr p??cej. hap
piness ?nd''-a?c?eBH. are/ yours. "Your
i Heart iS iff^itj you aro Sincerely.'
^Fr?lu Too Froiecioaranji.
Tho Victor^ Visw of lt.
' ''Oh,' Q?f>rg?e? Gebrgio!" exclaimed
!a' fond- mother, Til o Houston Chroni
cle .tilui ot;;w*tea site say hot small
boy c^nsib^r^aoly^.battered up. tand
dirty.. '''yoii ii^-ve bisen fighting again.
How offeii. bUVb: I told you, that you
ebbujdn't fighfr" ^
"W?l/< ?$?? he, "what aro yo* *o?
^ng' tb db tyhe^? ielf^w hits yon?"
f'Why^ keeip' but ?af * ?bis ; way,", said
the mother.
: "PH bbii* said ?h? yoti??i;tor, holt
keepi ont^v? jpntne after W?. '
The annual meeting of the pendle?
ton Farmers' Society for thc I'urj$|g
of electing: Officers to serve for ono
year, n?d to n?ter.d to-ftpy other busi
ness will W?h?ld. inv : Farmers; Hall
promptly at IQ o'clock Thnrsdsy, No
vember, llth.lfl?;.
All roemb^'w who can; possibly do
so are. urged, to attend', ns there oro
Boiho mahers T o? importance to bo
brbagkt up. - .
;-V - - J. C. Stripling.
i J. W: Sandark.Pr?sident.
[ '^fetaryl/S^Tr??^irer.
i .ai-?*-it/
A Great Suit Season^ Great Snit Store
llf81Plft^- ~VeT sverv"/!?sre s??*6 v/ant a suit. Anderson wo- S
I?MJT men arc especially fortunate in having assortments like these to i
^^^?gr select from-especially such NEW things always, and at such S
? h??vnk reasonatile prices.
W'i^\u 1 S.'urday, we received another shipment of '; g
?K jl? . 25 Goat Suits j
jHjbjj' J^jw? Special Values at ?5 15, S13, $20, $22.50 and ?25.
' T?I ?/n '? ?^re ait.soine beauties in ihis lot--specially priced.
Jj\ t : Saturday, by express we received a shipment Of four dozen New ||J
1,1 Black Velvet'Shapes that are real stunning. Drop in tomorrow :g|
'?vW\ and sec them. .
MRS B. GRAVES BO Y?>1
'Exclusive Frolaset Corset Agent.
"Sen the KIRMESS Friday Night" ^ jra
! Theatrical ?iid Social Evedt of Se^
RESERVE SEATSALE FRIDAY,;9 ?gM. L:
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Anderson
WORK EASIER
to
IV
Feople Aro Pion sc il
'Leam flow lt lia* B?e? Beac.
It's prclty bard to'nticnd toduticB
\yitii a .?ionstaiitly- aealn^vii^ah; '
;?fSRti? annoying. urinary: /dtyofdora.
..Doan'a Kidney Pilis lip yo made
w?'^k. easier.. .. -' />.',:'
So 'th?naai-ids' hav/> ?*ra*cf??ly' ?cstl
H?giey're fi?r toad i ba^kB;
ritlioy're for weak kidneys, . *< .
^Anderson people gratefully record
mend D?an'a.
Mr*.3. it Wowor, 828 Ella Bt,, An
dtfr?on, says: "My back was'??? lanie
an d my kl dneyo so weak 11; at I coul d
?iaruiy bond over to'put pn roy BIIOOB.
T^Sf^.-ycty norvouB, Irritable and
^t?iwfcii?XBtly. Ii' wne only with great
difficulty that I could" do''ifafifyffjlffi
work and. the kidney- aec'r?ttj*as eaua
edVs^o^?o epd- of annoyance. When
t.Tfcad: about Doan'a Kidney PIH^ I
got acme at ?yahs' Pharmacy and
tlH!vfl'rfct dose helri?: rn?. One box
Pri?e .500, ; at all .dealor?. Dont
simply esk fbi' a kidney remedy-get
Poan's" K?dtt?y/PlUs-the panie that
MW/. Brewis had. : Fuster-Hfllburu
tj?.,r.Propf(.L Stitfalo. N. Y.
Tv" .To
j ?Se?Wc Frida?'