The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, April 15, 1916, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
TO ANNOUNCE
THE ARRIVAL
ol* a shipment of these
"awfully good" high top
White Kid Shoes
We've been (old a number of times by women who rec
ognize slioe values, that ou rs .a re much better in style, qual
ity and tit than they have seen any pjace for the price.
Really, it is a good shoe-all that youscould desire in every
way. Your size is in stock todays
White Kid Pumps
Also gray, champagne and black. Wo especially want you
to see these feather weight black kid pumps, made by a city
shoe maker-Cousins, of New York. It's a city shoe all
over, price S6.50.
White, gray and ?champagne at ?5.00.
Other dandy pumps and oxfords at $3jOO lo $'1:00.
Large colonial buckets in patent and kid, easily attached
to any pump. ^ j ." ?<.*, f J.
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"White Canvas
Oxfords and.pumps in the cheaper gr.u'es ?l.5o tu ?2.50.
Some with white rubber soles for all sorts of sports and gen
eral outside wear. \
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White canvas ?hoes with rubber soles at $3.50.
An excellent line of children's pumps too. Of course,
you know we sell only the kind that's so good they need no
guarantee.
CLEAN IIP AMP PAINT VP I /
How to Start a Campaign That Will Produce
Results in Oar Town. ,w,
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^IRST: Toke your telephone in hand-set a half-dozen
oWBtere.'together-r-"the' Tower the qulckor" you'll get
started. Talk it over and befqre you part, agree
' upon a meeting to bo held a day or two later-each
of you .agreeing to have present at that meeting other cer
tain ones whose interest. wlU be valuable, especially soma
public official- and some physicians who can toll about the
need of public and private cleanliness.
Second: "vyiicn tho meeting is called, organize at once.
Select a chairmen and other officers (we suggest enough
vice chairmen io include overy co-operating organization
and interest), and instruct the new chairman to appoint all
the' chairmen of the various subcommittees within " a
day or two-these and the officers td count I lu to tho general
committeo. There should bo committees on co-operation,
finalice and publicity, one to provide wagons for rubbish
collect lon, one to obtain the co-operation- of the school
'children, and one to interest all merchants.
Adopt a resolution requesting the'board of health to
.proclaim the opening ot tho Campaign for the. Gleaning,
Sanitation and Beautification of the town.
Adjourn, niter Axing date for a Got-to-Work meeting a jg
lew days later, which all th?se chairmen and memhers of
their.committees wUl attend to plan their work.
Third: Wrlto to Chairman Allen W. Clark of tho Na
tional '"Clean Op and Paint Up" campaign bureau. Kinloch
? building, St. Louis. Mo., and got freo literatura telling Low
to clean*up and paint np the town, together with reports
ot resulto in cities, towna' and Tillages throughout tho
country." ' * ... ,,'. '.
Fourth: Get as many men and women as possible to
WORK, each at some specific thing. Don't muka tim mlc
tnkv-, ot heaping upon one willing and patient enthusf?sr
ol! tho detail and responsibility ci this work.' Cornnjittcvc
to do aped Ile work, mid chairmen who will think and work,
and Inspire BUggcotlonB and zeal uraong tho irembcrts of
their committees, are essential.
You'll want enough commute ca to out everybody to
work; but not too many committees to compl?cate and, con?
fuse. Select % halt dozcu or more for specific work, and
do well that specific ^Jb^f^:''.''r . .::[''>.? ?
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Tailor-Made Suit Dry Gleaned
Tallbr-m?de eolts need a frequent-drycleaning and pressing to keep
Our service costs you bul little, .ind it keepa tho garments clean,
"bright and fresh, in appearance, until worn out. ' r,
Wo remove, marks of wear and coll. Wrinkles and creases are re
moved rand tlie garmcr?t is kept in perfect nt and shaped so lt hangs
lust rglht.
'Y'tiJ'lY find bur service adds a *r?%| d?el of wear to the seit and
lieepaii COTStajHly.flt'for^ .
Anderson Steam Laundry
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ll AT THE CHURCHES
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Gruce Church.
Kev. J. H. Gibboticy, rectoi
lenone 835.
.Services for Palm Sunday, Anjri ;
I Otb.
K:oo a. .m.-Tho Holy eucharist, j
10:15-Sunday, s-chool.
10:15--Bible .class ut the Rectory
ll :.'10-Morning prayer and Ber
.jon.
4:30 p. m.--Even song and Ber
.::on.
Holy Week Services.
.Monday before Kastor:
10:30 a. m.-Holy Eucharist.
4:30 p. m. - livening prayer am
ci mon.
Tuesduy Before K?ster.
10:30 a. m.-Holy Eucharist.
4:30 p. in.-Evening prayer au
sermon.
, Wednesday liefore Easter.
10:30 a. m.-Holy Eucharist.
Muuudy Thursday.
10:30 a. m.-Holy Eucharist.
8:00 p. m.--Evening prayer. Tb
?tory of the Cross tung nt this ser
Vice.
Good Friday.
10:2o a. m.-Morning prayer um
sermon.
12-3:00 p. ni.- Three hour service
MeditatioiiB on tho Sovsa Words fror
the Cross.
4:30 p. m. - Children's service.
K?ster Kren.
10:30 a. m.-Holy Eucharist.
4:30 p. m.-Evening prayer. Hoi;
Baptism administered.
Tho public .is cordially invited t
thc services at Grace church.
Or nillo M el bod ist Chinch.
Revival meeting at Om'illc Moth
odlst church.
The revival meeting at thc Orrvlll
Methodist church will begin nox
Sunday morning April 10, 1910. Th
pastor, F.>2V. L. XV. .Johnson, wli
conduct tho meetings until Wednc:
day night April 19. 1910. at whlc
timo the Rev. John L. Harley c
Spartanburg. S. C., is expected t
bo present and. to take the load, an .
do the preaching. Mr. Harley I
the conference evangelist for the up
per South Carolina conference. M
E. church, South, and is well know,
over tho Btate. Mr. Harley ls
splendid preacher and has consldoi
able ability as an evangelist. He bu
good meetings everywhore he goes
Come and hear him, I'm sure you Wil
like his preaching.
Soi vices Sunday at 11:15 a. ni
Sunday night at 7:45. and every nigh
during tho week at 7:45, song an.
prayer eervice, and preaching a
8:00 o'clock.
Steward's meeting for the chargt
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock par
sonage.
First Huptlst Church.
10:00-Bible school, Dr. A. L
Smothers, superintendent.
11:30--Public worship, sermon b;
Dr. E. S. Alderman, pastor Firs
Baptist church of Spartanburg.
3:20-Meeting; of tho Royal Am
bassadors.
8:00-Public -worship, sermon b.
Dr. E. S. Alderman.
Ar~<onday.
4:00 p. m. Dr. J. L. Bristow, :
Columbia, will preach the nnnlve:
sary (.'?rmon for tho Woman's Ml:
Blonary society In tho Sunday schot
auditorium.
WoJiiTH'Juy.
7:"0-Teacher's inciting.
5?:1'0- !*rcycT and praise service.
Friday.
4:00 p. m.-Meeting of tho Chris
tian Growth club.
Thc public ls cordially Invited t"
be present and worship with us at al
these services.
Central Presbyterian Church.
Sunday Behool at 10:15: till mern
hers.aro asked to be pre-cut and tt
bring.Some one elso with them.
Morning service ut 11:30: subjjc
of Hermon: "Life's Richest Blessing.'
Evening service at 8; subject of
sermon, "Tho Law o? Building."
.You are cordially invited to -wor
sjllptat this church.
We have Strawberry and Vanil
la Ic? Cream today-Mono. Owl
Drug Co. 1 ?
(m&?.%>-.
Butteric). Patterns for May.
Cox Stator ?ry Co.
BRAY MUK BECOMES
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite I
Recipe of Sage Tea and !
Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
ree. and Sulphur, properly, com
pounded, bring back the natural, color
and lustre to the - hair : when faded,
?treated or gray. Years ' ago the
3niy way to get this-mixture was'to
mako it nt homo, which is mussy sind
troubleso-?e* . - ' . ,
> Nowadays* wo simply aek at any
drug store for "Wyeth's ?Sago -and'
Sulphur Comopund." You will get a
large bottle of this old Hmo recipe im
proved by tho addition ot other ingre
llen ts for about 50 cents. Everybody
uso3 tilla preparation now, because
an ono bah possibly ' tell that: - y??;
iarkened .your hair, as lt does.it so
naturally and evenly. You damper? a
?ponge or ?oft brush with' ' .'it'. i<nd
draw this-through your hair, taking
ano small strand at a timo; "by mprn
!~g thc ZT?y hair u???ppr?fn, atm si
ter another application or two, >our
asir becibmeA. bea iV? if ul ly \ darfe. .thick
ind giossy and yon,look years young
er. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite.
It'/fc'.ttot intended for' the .cure, mltl
latl?n. or prevaptlon pT disease,;
MEWS OF THE WEEK
AT WILL?AMSTON
WiUicmston, s. e.. Apvit ii.-SUH?
Lois ' Mullikan hus returned home
tom Pendleton. urte:- a few day? visit
hore, sho was accompanied hom?
by her cousin. Miss Bessie Olvens
..ho will ?pend severiil dayo ut theil
home. t,
.Mr. Harold Dean of thc College ol
'harleston, spent Saturday with Iii?
arents. Dr. and Mrs. I-:. E. Epting
le had us Iiis guestB the following*
.ollego friendb': Messrs. Archlo Bak
r. Charlie Milling, and George Mc
Duvid.
Dr. Kpling spent yesterday in An
ierson on processional business.
Mr. Und Mr?, li. 15. Gossctt or An
ierson wore lu town Wednesday.
Mrs. ->y. M. Sherard and daughter
>ydia ure thc guests of Mrs. Hufus
'ant, in Anderson.
Mrs. A. T.-. Sharpe of Helton spent
ist Friday In. town with her motlier
1rs. Ferguson.
Mesdames C.''Webb und Duff Bog
rs of Piercetown spent Tuesday in
>wn tho guests or Mrs. W. M. Webb'.
Mr. Jas P. Gossett attended thc
uncral of Lewis W. Parker lti.Grcon
illo Wednesday afternoon.
Mis? Lola Hammonds spent several
ays this week in Piedmont the guest
f MIEM Annie Campbell,
Mrs. Tom ?iugers visited houtefolk*
ear White Plains Wednesday.
J. lt. lludgens spent Sunday in
>wn with his parents.
The friends of Mrs. W. H. Austin
re glad to learn that she is iniprov
ig after an illness of several weeks
MisL- Mattie Powell v-pent the weck
nd In ('reenville with her sister.
Mr. Joe Anderson of Anderson h
;lsiting his brother. Kev. J. S. An
erson.j;
Dr"- W.. *t. Lander is at Tillan
niyci'sity. ?NetftfOrleans. La., takina
. special coUree In medicine. Mrs
ander and little Mary are spending
?e time at Lander college.
Mr. J.-J. Burnett of Belton spent :.
iw hours Wednesday In town wit;
.lends. Mr. IJurnett will tc remctn
ered aV our former accomodatin,.
gent at thc P. fi N.t un J his, man
r ends were delighted to havo him
i their midst.
Mr. H. T. Crlgler. attended court
i Greenville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Martin ol
rreenvllle have rented Mrs. Crymes
ottagc on G. street and will spend
he summer hore.
Mr. H. W. Kirby spent several day.s
h's week in .Spartanburg on JJUSI
lcsa.
Mr. Hugh Mahaffey. Sr., who bas
een very low for the past week !i
eported to be gradually sinking.
Mr. Matthew Austin of Richmond,
'a.,. is visiting bis mother, Mrs. W.
I. Austin.
Misses Lol it.- i rby and Mary Boyd
vere shoppers lir Pelzer yesterday.
Hon. O. D. -Grey returned Wedues
'ay from Greenwood where he attend
d the F.?ed Men convention.
Mrs. Sharpe -who died .>rom!.ay has
lany friends hore who regret to learn
f jicr death. She lived In Williamson
<A -^MrjA A>go?gj ?wj?ajinp lins, gpno ia
1er reward.
Misses .Inila and Kllen Plnckne>
eft Wednesday Afternoon for Andcr
on where they will visit several day?.
Mrs. Taft, who has been quite ill
ir some time ls improved te the de
ght of her friends.
Mrs. J. T. Black of Anderson wa?
'ie guest of Mrs. H. H. Gray last
'rlday Mrs. Black is the daughter
f Mrs. Goldsmith formerly of this
. ?ac? and is well known here.
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? COMING AND GOING *
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. ?
Mrs. Winslow, Sloan pf Clemson
vas lu tho city shopping yesterday.
or. and MTH. Jj M. Hobson ot
Townylllo were among thc visitors
'eslorday.
Dr. und Mr?. -J. H. LaWrcnco of
.lOwndcBvillo spent yostcrduy In thc
illy. .
Mr. V*. C. Jonos- of Starr waa a
'justness visitor yesterday.
Dr. V.. Henderson . of New York
va? a" jewelry drummer In the c'ty
?rlday.
Messrs. T.- C. Jackson, Jr.. P. B.
lalleyr Jr., and Dr i . D. -.A. Burris?
vero business . visitors yesterday
v'rom Iv?.1 .'' .' ?.. ?,,
Mr. Clyde Stone- of Wllliamston.
was in tho city yestorday.
FINE SCENTED SOAPS
MAKE BIG ? ADVANCES
IN AUSTRIA SINCE WAR
(By. Associaitu Press.) ?
vienna, April. 14.-Owing to the
shortage, of oils and fats the price
Of soap in Austria bas advanced enor
mously,.,. Flue scented soaps now tost
?lj or eeven timespan much as before
the wari .
Laundry soaps'at the beginning ol
tho,war cu^t about three cents u pound
nt wholesale but now they are priced
at ' sixteen to nineteen cents.. Mean
time foreign soaps have -tran brought
la hut. th$se sell for as much as
fifteen cents a pound, though very
inferior, containing only sbmo twen
ty, :per i?mi.ol fats.
in the last few weeks tho ?oap
manufacturero havd found lt almost
impossible to. got raw material, - and
asme bf .the larges;! soap works which
formerly dealt only in carload lots
are now glad If -jiney, can, deliver a
few case*. . j
We bair? Strawberry and Vanil
U -Iee Cream: today-Mono. Owl
Drug Co. t
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fl SOCIETY [I
Anniversary Sleeting.
Thc Wolhena Missionary uji" th.;
'ir.-t Baptist church will have it'*
annual meeting on Monday atternoou
tt foil:- o'clock in tho Sunday school
room at the church. Usually these
are all day meetings, hut this yeur the
ladle? have decided Just to have an
ufternoon session. All thc ladies of
the church are cordially invited. Dr.
I., Bristow will make the'addres?
of the afternoon, and their will he a
specially prepared musical program
During tho afternoon a short social
SCB'Sioll will he held.
Mr?. H. IC. Dargan and Mis? Ver
nielle Dargan have gone* tu Atlanta
for a visit.
Miss Nora . Long of Newberry I';
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Liing.
Miss Fannie Caldwell of Salisbury.
N. C.. 1B expected toduy to visit Mrs.
William Overman, on South MoDuflh:
street.
Mr. anders. Il. S. Dowling. Mis.,
Laurie Dowling and Matter Lesli?
Cobb aro spending the week-end at
Mr. Dowllug's place "ivvers'dc" near
For I m an.
Mis. J. .1. Trowbridge has gone to I
Greenville to spend several days with [
friends. ,
A ?OlBEE WEDDING OF INTEREST
Most Brilliant Society Event of tile)
Season to Take Place Sn on.
Have you ever seen twin slstor.-i I
I married to twin brothes? Weil, now]
Is your opportunity, for the follow
ing Invitation iii exptended to every1
mun, woman, and child in Anderson:
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Doolittle
request thc honor of your pr?sence
at the murriago of their twin
daughters, .
.loan and Mary Ann, ?
to Mr. Algernon Fulrfax Grimsby
and Mr. Joseph Durkchart Grimsby,
Thursday evening, April twentieth,
at eight o'clock.
In the Opera House.
Elegant infalr immediately afterwards.
A large number of the distinguished
out-of-town guests will be present,
such ns ex-PreBidents Taft, and Roose
velt, President Wilson, Paderowski,
Madame N?rdica, etc.
A complete list of thc names of tho
I bridal party will be published soon.
I Watch the papers.
ThiB entertainment is being given
under, the*auspices of the Ladles' Aid
society of the' First Baptist church,
and all who enjoy a hearty laugh
should bo prcsonl.
Get your May Delineator now
?at Cox Stationery Co.
Ask right now about Font's 1
Book sale.
Camera Store
IS READY
WITH PLENTY OF
FILMS
. Make tliis YOUR camera,
fi lin and supply store. Here
you cati, get films for any
size or make camera that
will give best results under
all conditions.
A Word
About Our
. Expert Developing
and Printing
When you leave your ,
films with us for developing
you are doing ail that is pos- .
sible to assure the finest
work. Your films get in
dividual attention by an ex
pert-and, you get the pic
tures next day.
It costs you very little to
get thc best. Who wants
4h? rest !
Cox .Stationery Co.
lea din rr fe tat loners nnd Printers
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Special Reductions
For Easter
We have decided
to make the fol
lowing reductions
on Coal Suits that
formerly sold for
1* r o ni $22.50 to
$45.00 and would
advise an early se
lection if you
would share in the
saving.
$22.50 Coat Suits now./. . $18.00
25.00 Coat Suits-now. 20.50
30.00 Coat Suits now. 25.85
35.00 Coat Suits now. 30.00
45.00 Coat Suits now. 38.50
New Millinery for Easter
hvcrv day adds something new in our millinery department,
which is growing more popular every day. See us for your
Haster Hal.
MRS. B. GRAVES BOYD
West Side Square
The man who ex
periinents comes back to Fircsfrihes.
The man of experience slicks to Fir?
stones. Graduate now into thr exper
ienced class who enjoy
MOST MILES PERDOLLAR
Seo tho Firestone, man and find out why you
can get .this extra sorvlco at average cost.
Automobile and Motorcycle Tires.
Tubes and Accessories
Todd Auto Shop
North Main
Burriss Patent
RplJ Lock
Has no equal, making
ample allowance for
contraction and expan
sion.
Now is the time to put
a new roof on your
house to protect you
from fires and leaks.
Estimates Cheerfully
Furnished
Write or 'phone us for
prices
Joo. T. Burriss &
Anderson, C C.
Ik Afld?rsoo County M?tqal Fire iqsur^ce Co.
J. J. HMIfi?, President sod fres starer J. J. MAJOR Vice Frealdent
JOHN A. H A JO It, Secretary
ANDERSON, S.C.
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