The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 24, 1915, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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TODAY
Five Reel Biograph
THURSDAY-"Za Za," 5 Reel Paramount,
Featuring Pauline Frederick.
FRIDAY-"Carmen," , 5 Reel Paramount
Featuring Farrar.
SATURDAY-Charlie Chaplin in "Caught in
a Cabaret."
Admission Friday-Adults 15 cents Children
5 cents.
P&lianefcto Tbe&ibra
TODAY
A. B. and C. Musical Comedy Co. Presents
"BREAKING ?NTO SOCIETY"
MOVIES FOR TODAY \
"THE WHITE KING OF SORRAS"
Two Reel Cen Drama.
"ARTILLERY AND LOVE"
N welty Drama.
BIJOU THE?TK
TODAY
"IN SEARCH OF A WIFE"
2 Reel Gold Seal Drama.
.Agnes Vernon and Herbert Rawlinson.
"WHEN FATHER WAS THE GOAT"
1 Reel Nestor Comedy.
"THE BROKEN COIN"
Fourteenth Episode. .
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"New Club," "Nublack,"
"Nitro Club" and "Repeat
er" Shells, in all standard
ganges and loads.
Anderson, S. ft,
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Pictured obovo k tho Hub-Mark Storm Slipper.
FROM the Atlantic to tho Pacific, from tho Gulf to tho Great
^w|t?s, thi? lo thc favorito rubber of mon' and. women 'who
wan- ? light-weight and drusy rubber that 1? a reai protection
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v Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear to made In o wide variety of binda
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M L. THOMPSON
THE SECON!
POULTRY i
LIST OF WINNERS WAS AN
NOUNCED YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
ATTENDANCE GOOD
Over 100 Entries and Approxi
mately 300 Birds Are on
Exhibit.
Tho uccond ann uni poultry show
oponed yesterday morning; in two
store rooms in the AnJerson theatre,
building, with over 100 entries and
a; proximately ."00 hirds on exhlbi
(ir:>. The ?. ow ls attracting much
attention and tho attendante Ima been
gaud.
Today will he the biggest day ol
thu Hi:ow and 'tie attendance ls ex
pected to bo large? than yesterday.
Tno lin of winners was announced
yesterday afternoon and today the
oiriis will lie on exhibit with thc
2 wu rd3.
T :e Judging waa ?lone yesterday af
ternoon by .Mr. M. P. Stewart of
r'imi ionviilc and the HE; C' winner':
was announced aa follows:
Lucky Prize Winners Sud Annuli
Show.
. Barred flocks: 1st prize, l>r. J. .M.
Ilolcomlio; 2nd prize, Alfred N
Campbell; "rd prize. Alfred N. Camp
bell.
Buff Hocks: NV? entries.
White Boeles: 1st prize. J. A. West
Hl?ck Orpingtons: Xo entries.
Puff Orpii!?t:ms: Ist nme, W. G.
Hcmbrcc; 2nd prize. g>. L. Poid.
White Orpingtons; l3t prize, R. E.
Campbell; 2nd prize, R.vE Camp*
bell.
White Wyandottes: ist prize, G. C.
Hall; 2nd prize, C. C. Hull.
ParlrtJgc Wyandotte^: 1st prize.
Boy E. Burrlss.
Sliver Wyandottes: 1st prize, lt.
Wv Bowen; 2nd prize, B. W. Bov;en.
Golden Wyandottes: 1st prize, Mrs
M. T. BurriBS.
Columbian Wyandottes: No en
tries.
J.'iode I aland Feds, Single Comb:
1st prixo, J. P. Walker; 2nd prize,
L. H. See!. 3rd prize, L. H. Seal.
Bhodo rslatvl Beds, Bose Comb:
1st prlza. S. W. Milford; ind prize,
S. W Milford.
Bv.'?kcycs: Ko entries.
White Leghorns: 1st prize, R. E.
Campbell; 2nd prize, H. E. Camp
bell; 3rd prize, Vernon Campbell.
Brown Leghorns: l3t arize. E. V.
Cnriipbell; 2nd iprlze, E. C. Keys;
2rd prize, E. C. Keys. . .
' Buff Leghorns: Ifet prize, Leon L
!Y.co. ? ? ]
Black. Minorca*: 1st prize, E. V.
Campbeil; 2nd prize, E. V. Camp
bell; 3rd pTize, Lucius .Murphy. Jr.
Mottled Anconaa: 1st prize, Alfred
N. Campbell.
Hamburgs: No entries. * ., t
Pine Andalusiens, Single Comb:
1st prlzO Mr?. M. T. nurriss; 2nd
nrl.-.c, Mrs. M. T Burshs; 3rd prise.
Mrs. M. T. Burrlss.
Silver Campincs: 1st prize, Mrsi J.
L. Gray; 2nd prize, Mr?. J. L.
Gray.
Dark Indian C?nica: 2n-l prize,
C J. DeCumps.
White Indian Gaines: isl prize, M.
S. Jolly.
' Pit Gamea: No entries.
Bronze Turkeys: No entries.
White Turkey.;: No entries.
Bed Turkeys: No entries.
Guineas: 1st' nrizo. .Lau!* N.
Gambrell.
Duck Runners: No enfries.
Chinese Silkies: let prim, .El wa vd
Howard.
^est'Patr Capons: Iftt prize, fi. C.
Hall; 2nd prize, G. C Hall.
L'sst Single Capon; 1st prize, G.
.C. Hall; liad prize, Alfred NV Ca.ap
bell..
Bantams: 1st prize, Lucia i Mur
ray, Jr."-;-'2nd prize, Lucius Muivhy
Jr.; 3rd prize. .M. T. Vhnr'lsa.
Homer Pigeons:' 1st prize, Mrs. C.
F:. Tolly; 2nd prize. Tom Balles; 3rd
prize. Tom Bailear
! 'Fancy-Pigeous: 1st prise. Misa Aa
nic Sadler
Ca ru taux Pigeons: lBt prize, Miss
?hnle Sadler; 2nd prize Mrs. C. E.
Tolly; 3rd prize, Mrs. C. E. Tolly.
Pair Squabs: NO entries.
Sweep*fe.j.VB.: Best trio in show,
1st prize.-R. E. Camp'boll; 2nd prize.
Dr. Si- M. Holcombe.''
Best Cock: fl E. Campbell.
Best Cockerel: Alfred N. .Cdinp
bcll.
Best Hon: W. G, Hombroo.'
Post Pullet: Dr. J. M. Holcombe.
. Specials.
Best trio exhibited' by lady: Mrs.
D'. L. Reid.
Second beat tHo exhibited by lady;
Mrs. M T. Burrlss. ( ,
; ' Rest exhibit by child under io
years,'Old: Vernon -Campbell.
Best -pullet bred trio Barred fucks!
Dr. J. WC. Holcombe.
Best White Leghorn Cockerel; R.
?. Campbell.
Best Jib ode. Island Rod; Cockerel:,
J. p; Walker. ' >
Best tHO any variety of Plymouth
Rocks:. Dr.. J, Itf Holcombe.
Best tri?' exhibited by. member nt
association: U. E. Campbll. ;
Best shaped malo: Alfred N. Camp
bell. T . '...-'-?
Best shaped ? female:' Alfred N.
Campbell.
Roar colored' malo: F.<, E. Camp*
bell. .
. Best colorod female: It, B. Camp?
Hfeht of WnyV
"Ever notley how Jones butte-into
a. conversation?" ''Yes;' he! .always
thinks .his particular trnin of thought
bas tie right of way."--??Bost?n Trans-;
crlpt.
0 ANNUAL
SHOW ISON
AMERICAN DEFENSE
DAY TO BF. OBSERVED
PRESIDENT ?D CLUB RECE1V
ES LETTER ASKING THAT
THIS BE DONE
DECEMBER 6TH
Has Been Designated As the Day
By D?fense Society-No Plans
for Anderson Yet. -
Mr. Harry Oelsberg, president of |
the Anderson Ad club, has received
the following icu or from thc Ameri
can Defense society. Inc. No action
has been taken on t' Is nutter in An
derson yet. ' The letter asks' that De
cember C be observed a3 American
Defense Day in Anderson.
The letter follows:
if , "Nov. 15, 1915.
"President Ad Club
"Anderson, S. C. -
"Dc:ir Sir: 1
"Tho American Defense Society haB
officially designate 1 December Gth.
walch marks Uic opening day cf con
gress, as .American Defenso day
throughout tho country On t ris day
we have mado arrangements to have
demonstrations in every city In the
country through the co-opor?tlon ot
the governors, mayors, . boards of
trade and our local committees.
"We are vory anxious to havo you
cooperate with us in mak'ng 'chis
dat? stand out as a country-wide de
mand tor a botter national defense.
"Encloaedi yc-.i will find a press
slip w> .ich wo earnestly request you
to distribute to the press. Such ac
tion on' your .part will be a vcTy
valuable contribution to our nation
al campaign.
1 "Ilcspcctfully yours,
"J. F. Hubbard,
"Chairman, Committee on Organiza
tion."
The following press notice has
been received;,
Monday, December Gth the opening
day Of congruas, has been namoi by
tho Defense^, society as "Defense
Day" throughout thc United Stator
thc most timely occasion for folding
mass meetings and addressing letters
and telegrams, to congress on behalf
of better national defense.
In .caso there is an earlier meet
ing or congress,.the opening day will
then bo . chosen for "x\morlcan De
fense Day,."-,?.,-,.. *...
in order,; to? make tho occasion an
impressivo One. tho American r-e
fensp socletynhas requested the co
operation of .the board of 'trade of l?e
various cities,, asking that t.:ey desig
nate this day. as a flag .day over the
city of Anderson, on which day all
citizens who aro in favor of a great
er national deicnae %are. urgently re
quested to show-: HU.Oh. belief by hang
ing out flags at every house.
At.ibo same, time the Ameiican De
fense society is distributing a card
j appeal to bu signed by Yoter3 and
i sent to their respective congressmen
.and senators, urging action at t)~e
! next session of congress in favor ot
I adequate national defense. Cards
1 may bo had upon roauest at tho nn
! tiona! headnusrtsrs-of the American
j Defense society, 309 Fifth Avenue,
New. York City.
Cure of a Iitsver.
A youog lady v/ho lisped very badly
v.-a s treated by a specialist, and af
ter diligent practice'and the expendi
ture of some money'learned- to Eay:
i "SlBter Susie's sowing shirts for BOI
! diors.''
Kio repeated it to her friends at a
private rehearsal j and was congratu
lated upon her masterly peTfermanco.
"Yetti," she said; blushingly, Mbut lt
Uk thoth aa ccthoedingly- difficult re
mark to work i?t?.a~couvorthathloni-;.
'cthpothlaiy w&cn'.-you cohthtdor that
I have no thither Thnthiit."-Cur
! rent Opinion..
?bregon After Yilla.
Douglas, Nov. 23.-^General Alvaro
Obregon, the Carranza commander
In chief in northern ' Mexico Is; Ox-'
poe tod today to take the field in a
final attempt to drive the Villa forces
out of Sonora etate.'He expects tp
?meet Villa's forces-soma where along
tho NogaleS-HormOsiHo. IID JS. .
sit.
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Thanksgiving Dinner
Turkey \ Oyster. Dressing
Giblet S?u?<?.
Cranberry Sauce;. - Potato Chips
Lettuce
Celery Salted Almonds .
Cold Boiled Ham v Chicken P
Candid Yjirns
Creamed Potatoes . .Steamed Rice !
Green Peas m Timbales
Chicken Salad Pumpkin Pies
? Brand vPeach AS;
S Weet Pickled Peaches
Fruitcake /{?;?, --Assorted Cakes)
SKeTfyicerCr'?a"rh '. . 4 .
Coffee With .Whipped Cream
Hot Tea^^?et'?k'Butter Milk
Nuts , Cheese Wafers
WILL RESUME WORK AT
ANNOUNCEMENT BEEN MADE
WILL START NEXT
WEEK
G O VT OFFICIALS
Played Important Part in Causing
Adjustment of Differences
Have Returned North.
Mr. Jas P. Qossctt announced
yesterday that tho BrOgou mlllB would
resume operations on next Monday af
ternoon at 1 o'clock, the differences
between the strikers end tho manage
ment having been amicably settled.
The details of Pre agreement have
not been given out /or publication
but lt is known that ten operatlvcc3
who Mve at the mill will have tb
move. The mill will be nut in readi
ness for work thia week by a suffi
cient number of employees who will
bo .selected by the superintendent;
all of these to be white har. 33 ex
cept such colored '/.ami.; UH shall bc
necessary to scrub and clean toilets.
Thc agreement provided that all pick
ets and t( nts should be removed
from the mill, premises and tim has
already boen done.
The conciliators in- this maUrr,
Bornholm and Colpoys of -Washing
ton,. LV C.. end Mr. Smoke Thomp
son, representative of Governor Man
ning, have been Instrumental. in
bringing about ,t''?ls settlement and
held several conferences with . the
management and cnerativee on Mon
day, which resulted In a satisfactory
ndhistment.
MesBra. Bondhelm and Colpoys left
the city yesterday afternoon.
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Despite tho inclement weather last
Ti niBday evening the little city of
Wllllamston was astir with Interest
over the official opening of the com
munity home at the Wllllamston mills.
This attractive building with its beau
tiful play grounds ls supported by tha
national government under the Lover
bill to a certain extent and tho
balance is maintained by the mill
management.. The community home
ls ono of fie mill cottages overhauled
und ls ono of the most attractive
houses to be found tn any mill vil
lage and is well lighted.' .The flarni
turo is mission and was made by local
carpenters and is nice enough for any
homo. It consists of book case", tables,
stand;', umbrella .racks, etc. ' Tho
work that has been done on the build
ing and play grounds was in charge
of our superintendent.. Mr. W. Mi
Sherard, assisted by Miss Maggie Car
lington Of Anderson, v,-':o will bc In
charge of the work.:
Several of the speakers were pre
vented from coming on account bf
the bad weather. However, the oven
ing was most pleasant and every one
o? thoso connected witft. thc mill both
managers' and- operatives, could not
hide, the evident pride t'o?y felt in the
institution,. which was a'token of a
progressive ?nd* kindly community
spirit and the institution of a useful
buiidine. -which iwo'jld teach bettor
.methods of homo maintenance, better
preparation of food, better carevpf in:
fauta, living conditions generally.
Mr. J. P. Consett, president of tho
mill, . presided at the meeting. - and
Maj. William F. Robertson, secretary
of the Greenville'; chamber of-- com
merce, was presentoi ss tho first
speaker. His . remarks pertained
ICTgoly to' community . cooperative
spirit and stressed the, fact..that only
when this .-spirit ot working together
existed' for manufacturing enterprises
in cr. m ;nun i ties could progr?s;} and
prosperity bo oxpect?d. Next Miss
iJfjLty E. Frazer of Winthrop college,
who has general charge qf fc;.?.work,
made' o I very interesting talk. Miss
Carlington also, spoke. -. ;
. During' the; evening most excellent
musk* ' was tarnished by tbs* First
?.'?siment band. ..
Mr. CossOtl at the closing thanked
all the workers -who had- done much;
tb make tho building and. its furnish
ings pasible nnd assured all that
would take -part In-this work that his
ln**r**t and cooperation could at all
times be cpainied'upon. ; ?
MARKETS
Local cotton il i-i cental :
Xew York Coi ton.
New York. ?^??ts. 2Z.-Cotton Opened,
steady 2 to 4 down in response to'ret*:
atively easy cables. Sold off about 6;
to 8,after; the cali. LU?? So^i^ern
selling On decline. " Offerings were
light and prices rallied to within a
{olut or two of taast night, going
boat laat night's .fclb?e-at midday.
Open.Rfgb.: Low. Clos
Dec .... .H;4S 11;48 11.42 ll.?
Jan V..11:65 UM li.63;. U.?
March . :.!1.?2 11.06 , ??.?t;f-l?Vl,
May . -, ? 12.09 <:HM d2.07 ;l%r*
July .. . .12.1$ 12.21 12.13 ?2.1&
spots i'.;??.
-
Liverpool Cotton.
Opon.- Ci?se.
Ja?-Feb ..,- ?. .. .. . .6.?6 6.82
Mar-AprU .. .. '-:'.. . .6.78 6,80
May-June .. ... ;. .-(f.77 CJ18
: Spots 6,09. .
Sales'10,000.
V Kco^Pis 83,000,
.. . :.
arm, qvLgges??ons r or
Gold Feet
Our '
Bed Room
Comfyr
Made b*/ Daniel Green Co.
In all Colors at
$1.00to ?1.5Q
Other makes in Comfy* with Lambs Wool insoles, all Colors
at
12 S G
THOMPSON'S
The One Price Shoe Store
We Sell For Cash Only
a*
We Hear of Proof
Like This Often
:< Ti
"Speaking about advertising," said Mr. Babb of Marchr
banks &V Babb yesfefday, "thai ad of ours' itv S?hd?yVlntei- \
Iigencer certainly was read widely, we have heard frorn .it
7rom several sources; that dinner set, packed in the barrel in ;
that automobile there, Tam almost sure, was sold as a result
ot that ad. Quite a few came in yesterday and asked to see
that Gorham Silver plate that we had. advertised Sunday ;
we are confident of selling one or two of these parties who
enquired yesterday about that Gorham Silver plate,' and an
other thing about that ad, one party told us yesterday that
she knew of ? set of that Gorham Silver plate that had been
in u.^ in Anderson for over thirty years. .
Anothnr Instance which happened .yesterday, which tends to,
prove thai advertising in The Intelligencer gets resulto ls the ex
perience Mr. Walter H. Kee se bad with several customers early j
Monday morning. Mr. Ttnyamnd Cochran' of Walter H. KeeBe ?;.,
Co. v/rotc an ad for the Sunday Intelligencer, in which they adver
tised a Seven' J? wei Elgin Whten,' In, a twenty: year caso for aeve?,
dollars ,and. a half, . ?Before Mr. Cochran reache^. the store sev.-,*.
eral c?stom?rs' c&me to buy" this watch, and aa' ?hie. price-wa8\ y?ry !. '
low for tliis watch, and as; nomo one had taken Mr. Reese's Sunday
paper rcfrro lfo had seen it, he.'was rather, skeptical about tho price.
Aa soq;;-. : ? ^^ Cb?hran. reached, the store'; he ?t?aten the situation ;
up O. K. and the customers got their watches at the low price.
Ab?ly ??ew and Stoctiy.Modtni : . . -\*/ASl??l NGTON
Opposite Capitol and Unio? Station . 'fHlS
Renowned for ita High Service and tow Ratet.
4
ROOm porday Wit?lOt?? bath$?.BO aa?> |
R$SS ii? ?Itu oath $?.?? aid cp |
AU Rooms Outeide |
entib?
bot Lot * joke. A complete painting ou?ft?. containing every
thing for pednt?sg your Ferd! er any car of similar eke-quaiiiy
'. The si easily ?ess - -?b???? and iae^pensnre. . .c.
Only a few hour? work anti ihrc-e day? for 4fee pain* to dry.
Follow directions given on c?.eh cnn and your ear ia again ready
for the road, tt will be a dividend-pnying investment for you to
. Repaint YpiiirCar ? ;j/:-0't?;
of service or if you, want to soil or
increases. tts celling value I $ to 20
, Yon get an extra
trade your car, r '
t?osea $he cost of.
_ ' Don't let wat eal cpyour car-paint ii nov/-it only takes
???atuira everything Sot. refinishing your ' Car
/^cj?Bngtop.';
FWo^e^orcs on each can. ???s.Wi?'
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