The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 14, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
DRESS G O ODS
AT SPECIAL PRICES
In.; oro!er.J:p mate- room for our Holiday
goods, we are naming Very Special prices on
every piece of our big showing of high grade
Dress Goods. These Special prices for Mon
day Only, and for Cash.
All Wool Serge, in all colors, regular price
$1.00, Special. . . . ? ...75c
$1.50 Broadcloth, in all colors. ..... .$1.25
$1.SOJCrepe de Chine, in ail colors. .. i .$1.2-0
I GOODS FOR EVENING DRESSES
Evening Crepes and Satins in Light Blue,
Pink, White and Maise, $1.50 and $1.25
values at'. ....$1.00
Every yax^Lof this goods received within the
past six weeks. Nc old stock here.
FRENCH GINGHAMS
Regular 15c quality French Ginghams, in
piaids and all high colors at . .. ... . . 12 l-2c
TERMS SPOT CASH
On This Sale of Dress Goods Monday
B.
Exclusive Agent Frblaset Front Laced Cor?
sets and McCall Patterns.
A Clean Watch
Th?/o is nothing that will spoil your watch quicker j
than din and old rancid oil.
:?i ?f tflcanllncss and caution is ocoupmy in a time piece.
Tho delicate parts will soon wear themselves to ruin IC
permitted to run in accumulating.dirt without oil. Bring
. your watch to ouv storey where you get expert work. Try
?B on. your next Job. (
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MONDAY
Bosworth' Presenta
Jhe. International iStar
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^wasEver^
S Reel Paramount
Feature
C9S9S
hui not a joke." A complete pamtibmg ?srt?t conte?lt?g oveTj?
thing' foi* painting ybur-Ford or car of ?m?? e?3?-~qt>ality
th? heit .
Tho Job is ?vaai?y; dcnerrHun?ife andi mejq^ens?yo..
. <fv?5ii,;j? <*w:li^^:^fk.!^? ^^:^vz fW^tfcc' psSnit ?o .?iv.
F-??ot??^cSons^ ?iven on e&ch cabana yot?? car te again r
for tl^irpa?k?t^
' -You'?iii\j^.'i^^?y^ o? service or jf yoe yac* ::t?.;?sB:
Irade your ; Jf?o^ $9 s
times the cost of p?ii?t?ng.
ri* ^v'^?^-Ccatal??.^ .t?V.'enB?&mff "yoifr?>.$ar
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Doe West Al?EiuKe.
Tho Due Weet Alumnae will meet on
next Friday afternoon at three-thirty
o'clock, with Mre. Guy Norria at her
home four miles south of the city.
Julius Caesar will he the play for
tho afternoon's study. Each member!
ls requested to respond to the roll call
wira a quotation from this play.
Runnymede Club.
The Runnymede club will meet on
Monday morning at tcn-thlily, in
stead cf on TueBday as uaual.
Mrs.William Overman and, ?tor,
motber.^JVtrs.- -Mary Keith have gobo
to Augusta to .visit Mrs. J. D. Dee,
Mrs. Overman will visit Mrs.. W. *Cf;
Kyer in Aiken before returning home.:
Palmetto Chapter.
Tho Palmetto chapter will meet on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Rueben
Long, .at four o'clock.
Xasters-SIiirley.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Masters have
issued invitations-to the marriage of
their daughter, Fay to Mr. Kyle Shir
ley on Thursday evening, .December
the 2nd, at 7 o'clock ot their homo,
just south' of this city.
Johnson-Rnnkln.
The following Invition have been
issued: Mr. and Mrs. S. M. John
son request the honor "of your proa
?neo at thc marriage of their daugh
ter, Crayton Virginia, to Mr. Thomas
Clifford nankin on Thursday, Novem
ber the 25th, 1915, at 12 o'clock at
their home near Pendleton, S. C.
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I PERSONAL *
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Prof. C. D. Coleman of Iva was
a business visitor yesterday.
Mr. Frank Hawkins of Starr spent
yesterday in Anderson.
Misses Anderson \and Lots Hodges
.ot Will tamaton were visitors In An
derson yesterday.
Mr. Mack Rogers of Willlam3ton
was a business visitor' Saturday.
Miss Graco Gamble of Cheddar spent
yesterday in tho city.
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MlaS Selma,Gamble,of Belton was
among the- - visitors in the .city yes
terday. ;
Messrs. J. C. Sullivan and G. F.
Thompson of Townvllle spont^yester
day in-Anderson.
.Misses - Bertha Mooro -and Eugenia
HSnt? of Storr were :visitors yester
day. ?
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Mes sro. E. M. I voy, Atlanta, Ga. ;
G.'H. Ligon, Springfield, RIJ; Dr./T.'
C. Odom, Greenville; T. H. Hirsch
field, Cincinnati, O.;,Pi H ; Moantu,
New York end iii. J. Dome, Meriden,
Conn., were Jewelry drummers in An- .
derson ?yesterday...- ? ?
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i; Mr; J, C. Harper of the Eureka
section was: a business'visitor Satur
day. . '?I r.
Mr. Harvey. Jackson nf StorcvHle
war? in tho city yesterday afternoon. -
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- Mr. ati Mrs. -TIIIOUKIS Reid, who'a
ehoi'c timo a;iO moved to Rock ???1?,
;iravo returned 4?> ?Ai-darsiin to ?malle-j
their home.
Mr. Wi. J. Merrit;ef.filr Ploy was j
a ; visitor yesterday. >
Mr. Reid 'Campbell of Eureka was
in Anderson yesterday.
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- Mr. Henry Jackson of StorovlUe.
spent yesterday aftornooa 4n tho city.. .
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Mr. -Bonham O'Neal, has moved^to
Mr. Thomas. Eskew's at ,1 lay Stock
farm, and will operate a small dalry..
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]BlBBfc>haryv,3ocI?<?y,.
The ladies Misslona*;'< Society. ot ]
the ?Flrst Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs J. B, To-Wnnend, cn
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. fr-v
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HOUSE AMD HOME *
? BY *
* 8. M. T. *
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Now 1s timo for all good house
wives to bestir themselves, and get
their houses and homes in order. Pair
the long- cold winter months aro at
hand, and a.b'iuuoh ougiit to bo done.
Tako your jrards first, see that foncoR
and gates are In good condition. Tliat
a "stttt?h in-.timo'saves nine" ls true
enough, a,nail in placo is as true lt
? ..palin:.? is loose, fasten securely,*
if.'a' oHpo|;.'e)t the gate, put one
on, dbh^-le*: lt swing drunkenly lu
ov>)ry.- p'ft?.sliig* breeze, from days to
weeks, ^mraweeks lo mouths. A
biouBo e?p??$aes Its owner, the charac
ter ot/^;5^rspn is plainly visible in
?he ^?jb4f=s=?c?. of his homo. Sivift
le*|gj|ft?V?^thriftlessnesa are "wrlt
ton . ait- ?ver'.oo?j?-'pieces. Tho bang
ing -shutter,; thc .broken paling, lean
ing pOctV.iipk?pt yards, gardens over
grown -wtthyfcoeds' are BO many loud
ly exclaiming sjgn posts as to Ute
personal qualities ol the people .who
-l|ve there'. Tliis is tho time to tako
your gardons, in hand, ir you want
flowers, sud - , good vegetables ?ext
uumraer, .ty? lawn ougai to bo mowed'
closely, and covered with a genorous
blanket of stable manue, the roans and
shrubB carefully spaded and fertilized,
hedged thc; ?ahio/.. The vegetables, or
kitchen".garden an our grandmothers
would .?all ; it, ought to be cleaned ut
all ' dying vegetation, weeda, and old
plants Should be collected' and burnt,
to destroy all Insects,that thrive on
plant lifo.
When everything outside ia In per
fect ordor, tile lirltty and capable
housekeeper turns to the house, bright
warm, r.ml cosey lt must be, tb; offset
tho rain and cold of winter day:;, mut
ti,ic and tho cool grass rugs are to
be' taken nip and laid away, after
floors are scoured, and stained, thick
?nrpets. or ruga take their place,. the
airy- thin curtains also comb dova,
the hangings' must be heavier in tex
ture, and richer in color, tv.orc .are
some exquisite chintzes that come for
that very, purpose. .'
Tho su?hyr'wTndow must "have its
flower bei:: anil a friendly palm add?
beauty to any room. In your prepar
ations \ for thc winter look well ip
tho fire pl nee, that most important bf
things, the heart bf tho hom?.".A
room without ,a firs ls like an empty
bird cage, ?t?(i Ufo has . fled," a chilly
vacancy ls;atl Ihat rem?ins.,; When 1
Bfl.y;'a: fir?, I "do not mean a hideous!
iron stove.-pr an atrocity;'fa Ute shape
of glass . Jogs/tibut ?}ther ?. mass | pl
glowing Coals, .or ? wood fire, that
most beautiful and delightful of coni
panlptfb,, with. ) . its dbtlcjitb, fambont
fiamos, :'a?<?,''U? bx^olsite' colors ..In
that -mest .?birraing bf books '.'Back-,
log ctudlcn**, ey. Charles rj??ley Warn
er,\ne. peates pf/?he.'Jpys bf an bpeh
-fire, and\v,tW, weintet ovehlnga. made
Swppy by, ttaob?Flli^g;?t..st^'rlng taloB
ns?ntke iffl?Wj ?f, tbb leapl?g .??m?g,',
tho roasting of ...apiden and nut3 on
toe \R?de,aparthj..;iF^?m\that to not'
appia 'toddy 4?; butfljep,. which old
fashioned ;pavorsgei,was; often ,brew
cd in. the ;oiden ,d&ys> wltn .a clear, ?pn
EClence and ahelean, home, nome ?of our
?1 ospltable hpuierkeepers. may . ';tr/
these : during tile . wintry , months.
i Ho| Apple Tpdd#c, "
lt-T^oro'pghllynitoa.yt-a dozen .-Jans.
Juicy apples;; .wlnesapo an^lVjplpplca
or? excellent 's? this, purpose. .Scrape
tho. pulpi ond^ jiilce;{free pi seeds anil
cores end raisin ? /bowl .with one
pound) < of - pul wrlsed .sugar, JStlr., tbqr
tughly,. adding afterwards; one quart
pf good) whiskey, and >.half pint of
Jamaca rum. This mixture",; . ns it
i^ands is caUeb.the \'?dg" and it may
bo t^pt adorn; time, but nll,the.mtx>
inar. .mii?t b? 'bUowiHl -by ? good Sl?r
>r V^opn r,#iy .-f?, ?%>?~p'?t wc
"PUS" >n a. punch bowl/,and pour-bu
boiling water ^t?.'IflM?,. pr bise add
oneri'Mrd or bhe~foufth not water tb
the peg afteK.lt lins been put u?dil?t-:
od in tba Utile glasses*.. ' Too much
water will. spell, <this delicious punch.
i Claret Copt"'
I nut in' a big apiece'.pf ico. . '? \tiif?$
, -Th??? quarts o? ?ood claret;, three
bottles of soda w ater, rix'-lemons - thin
ly sliced, ono jeUp pulverized ?sugar;
poQr,.sugar ,oyer;,Jpmehs, -and - let, the
Julee draw; ae,d!ciarbt,-aud sola w.a
;<$$;Just: ,,^|pr?' jjBOTvJug. ' put
ih;:>a.blg.piece",;;of. Jcs. \ ',A truly
wonderful, fr.?it:piju?h is nihdb by sile
Jng j?r^nges, -leonis,i pineapples; baba
jn'sA,'ohd. ?rsibsi icOyer with .sugar
an4. so? . add JdietRlcd ?br : mineral
water, and Jutyt :A&f?r? ?eryliig ?dd
erbeked - ice ?kb?'.-bClher n. bottle . of
cnWpWiq bi Hhjnev^lo0'
"-. ;.et?t?ly ...ladles . bf, old ? dtd". not
diPdsln IooXlqg.'a?ter-> the needs ot tho
.household' anti -superintending ' tho
I brewing bf) detectable dHnkS, and the
making bf wwdrbu? pnaubs.' A .hPuse
yif??'B manuav.publlBbetl In 1860 'con
\auts ' reelpes'1 'fdi 'the fabtous r?t?
/lea'e-f -enc.iont'-.-.days,:?'-.f?^a?fa l3;i{?.rt; ]
cralty..' sopposisd tb bo a liqUbr,'. bri
cordial fa whl?hviho;?ayor of almond* "
ii ave- twoidsHtrnttb,}
" Wlfl?h 'they t call .cherry
ice*-''or .-ch?iVV'';ori^a^'^??;?i?^.
^ the ?^t ^alne principa^- Tr>
_ 'puhbfc?sr ?b^'appe?aors .1*
?f?bp,iiaa&y., people use. thom
th?lr^ ^vf^^sHs, i.cut.^iia dice
':Mta?j:oraa^4.^C,^??P,p1.<{
. ok?sd < *iiibir, ' and >
bn.J.nioe^^pb^
,.br minced ;^ritn|:' cpveted^wiUv'
'indJss and placbv: 'on toast i?
..irrgpod opictiierVi fTh^ nwtt?
r lexion., so : f rp.entress. TR wo . a^ ria
Creoie', ;?s' espe*^'*; r^Wm^hbnt??il.
?Oflbk rico wita bWcfc'ea vrHb
blt? : ?t- tt? t&i.;C^^Vfbebpbr,f' and
sliced! JU?>^U^ . TV: ;
A chlffonftde di^sslng. /Two te?W*i
H??^fcibf-;^^^ tu.*
Seo? bf chbP?^ r*d ot gh?en t>bp?*f?,
teespebn of mittcbd 6iitJW(H^lac*4b*P-;
tlon o? cayet^??, four ^laspoon* ?r
oit^? on, au* two; bf vfhegar. ?our
We aro able to oiler our patrons better values this year than for several previous seasons.
Our burying organization is able to command the lowest market prices, yet we never buy in
large quantities which involves duplicate styles frequently riot authentic. Our suits are re
markably well chosen for style, quality, trimming and workmanship, yet because they are
bought on a ctese iviargin they are marked at prices often below suits of the cheaper grade.
Beginning at $12.50 and ascending by <easy stages up to $65, each suit in otu* stock is an
overflowing value of its kind. Our line of suits at $23 is exceptional.
Special Vales xis Week at $2198 and $20
OUR CO A TS ARE WONDERFUL VALUES
Coat weather is due almost any day and it is well to be ready for it. Beginning at jaunty lit
tle SPORT COATS at $8.50 v/e have some very stylish models, in the three quarter
lengths you will find poplins, gabardines, zibelines, wool velours ahd vicious pile fabrics such
as Salts Sea Plush. Handsome coats in the latter fabric may be had as low as $25. Fur
trimmed plush.coats sell at $30 up to $50; AU colors and a variety of styles that will please
almost any taste.
New White Hats
Wo . novo/ a good showing
ot the how WHITE ,HATS
that; Sro ali tho rage Just
now.'. They, are mostly small
shapes ?nd: are-trimmed with
.f??, hoad .ornaments and
handsome huckl?B. Not high
priced either..'.
,'i The.{ gold lace hats aro
very handsome, a's', well \ SB
black velvet "hat^Hb BP1^
lace'crowns. "Good, modela
at $6 arid up.
YoUr now ault , will demand
a pretty wal8t., We -have a
good selection In ta??uUi,
crepe do Chine, ? ? Georgette
crepe, bot or lace waiata 1st
$3.08.and $0.50. All have th?,
newest collar, and; cutt, effects ?
and. many Show vests ip con.
tr?istlng. color... ....
? to m ember, our ?ino of
, Children's Wear is the ht?ftt
in OreonvUJb.'.; Drcs&ds, hatsV
coats, -etc. at lbw" pnces.
i
I Our "OSTRICH FEATHER
BOAS' at 16 and ?0.08 In
plther solid or J mixed colors
aro soiling rapidly. There
ore also pretty net chiffon or
malino ruffs at as low bs GOc.
Gloves, hosiery, nechwear?
etc. in bli tho newest Btylos
may be had nt bottom prices.
New styles in leather hand
bags at all. prices.^
L - 'Tl . . '.' t J . wsasasi-.-^ -
????fe
?ver -crisp .lotluce, and,.,**iry?; with
toasted, chea?B?;eaadwlchC8. .
:" Pew housekeepers < t in to know Hie
yalu*'-of egg? ia coufcug. but"What
delightful dishes. can ..be made. . A
New York hotel has a Special card
giving forty-n?nc ways to' coble eggs.
1 wish.I. had .!.. pace for more than ono
'dr.'two/. ." . [. / '
sm . Gitnbletts.
r- Beat' together four eggs unis well
thixed, add a season in g.of tait ana
pepper, four ^tablespoons ot' er?nm,
.?i?d a half ,'cup.' full of .grated, cheese..
.Poor .,thls tdto' eight buttered " raoius,
st^nd in a':tp&'n.:'ofV?rm'7T^ter?.->and'
Plac? in moderate oven until misturo
is".; -firmly" set.,-put :asld?'until -coli
?um.rout. and~cut ia .slices, dip in
erUmb? i LU ii r.r.imm ' 0?gcj and STOW a
'J?/,h?t lard like?fcroa?ettos. S-.rvo
.wilb them white sauce, to . which hus
juju added, .grated cheese. '
j' A? good Juicy.tender omelet seemrt a
rarity, >-ot\it\?s easy td make. To
tour! eggs add two. lablospodns 'ot
warm water,1:eea?. slightly..-' flare the
pan hissing .hot, inolt in 'dt ? half, i<?.v
spoou of butt?i1, -season, , abd. pour in
tn*, eggs, shake] the pan .-hard, for a
minuto, tliep with a fork lift the conk
ed .layer . t^at . tho j uncooled portion
?nay flow. nndorncatli, co?tihpe to do
tnis? tilting Ifte pan to facilitate tho
operation, 'until ihe omelet ls ;;el, hut
nVt^lial4^/.^?gih..at^tb?vB^lavOf tho
Wji^a?arost;. the,,h?^dte. io ?-oil<{ the
omelet, first- placing iii '.tho. center (p
Spoonful or two of the filling if the: o
is one. . ; '< ? '
; Kcal b^$ib> .?re tho things that
Borve better, irrespective ;of ; coat?;.
Lo*o hours and a spicy breath are
boii^d.to tell pn a jcuaii.
'ir?--'iSr '? ' ' ' 1 . ' . " '? ', '. ".' ? ' II... i
??-JlfcviW Je tho history of tho develop
ment . of : 2ocfal custom's : h-r,ve Christ
mas Cards been sd much Used as they
are today.
??Tho custom is,al?lOst universal and
ls ejtcndlPg e'ach ybar| a^fact that li
n a tura 1, waett it Ja. rcmemberc il that
tula'ts the least expensive and moa:
MWMt?, mean's, fit ponveying, purran
in?-the Bom total ot Christmas han
lewiss. '
'?wbU'fe:.' ready-made. cards for tali
occasion are offered,,fp4 . ??ie' ?t mahs
?lapes ;-, t?**e .a^t ? so ; ^jien ; it
demand now ns those . which ' ar?
Speciallyengraved.^ Card's for"''Christ
bits Erecting*/ abeu ld ; oBpres^ one'/
individual Sttfctta a?^gPsAt :.a;,degr?
asV^d??iar. p?r?opal,greeting, aa<
this can : .Odly :' be .-^a^pomiillshw
mrwgh tho. medium . bf . a 'card ? en
g rared in accord?nce -witifi^Dur o wi
laste la arrangement sad-artistic cf
4t1ie'meit satisfactory ; results cai
be ??^ltii^r\w^m^-!m^.!-,p
paveas ^gravl?g^ cb., 47 WbUehal
ib^t^tbo .work, can 1? made up for yoi
?Vi 'itu- J^?-OT . JV??1J>'-V 1 ' "-:r.? * ;. = . ? ;
G S3
flnpIUl and S?rVlt??, .?Mft&BQQA*.
Confections Chen Careful Attention .
(..^.--y -WW 0lllb?B'-Ju fiatf^vVWittf; A. Holsens,
?M
Early Jersey Wakefield ? i ; Copfcphager? Market
> 1 Wat Dutch
PHONE
Member Florist; telegraph -'?iejliet^i.^
inn l> I1 ul |-l'iil'mil I ilw^frgjjii^WftSwwH
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We are recomniending our 10-rl-O
I and and 10-2-?-C f?r wheat
?n? ??ts this f?? wheii you &ow it?
This will give it stalk ; and grains in ?he ^
head, and that it \vhat wu Wanl
^o? wi?? sow f?v 4?% in
oats this fall, after i^eparip? the; land vrell
arid fertilizing it ?ell
/;;gqods^jypu;lind ]lt advantageous. ,TK?;.
10-2?-?-0 ?s ap;especially fine g? grain, j
?feus hear:^om you. '. '
Andersor?? S?^ih Carolina