The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, May 19, 1916, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
CLOTHES
FOR SUMMERTIME
It will bo to every man's advantage to bo
on Very intimate terms with this House ;of
good outfitting. Sly Summer * Suits-Kool
.(lotti; Palm Beach, etc., at
arc the productions of Makers v/ho have won'
reputation for making the heat clothes for
Men. lu other words I have selected tho
best from the best. . '. ' '- .* .
And I have spared-no paine to u that
tlie $10, 112.50 and $15 Suits sold here are
correct in every litio detail..
. '*i
You khow tho Hamberger line-$20 and'
$22.50.
New Straw Hats 50c to $3
Panamas $5.00
R. W. TR?BBLE
The Up To Date Clothier
We have a.good stock of Ajax Tires on
j f hand which were bought before any advances
? went on. We want to sell you what you need
1 in tires at the lowest figures you can buy a
% >- 5000 mile written guaranteed tire. Call in'
r and save yourself some money and at the saine
I time get an "A No. 1" tire and our guarantee ?
? for 50?0 miles.
fin HARDWARE SSS1
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IXl - . \v.:,WestSidaSqtt*ro ... . .? ^...^i..'.-.
We are now offering our stock
-'I ?f. Ladies' Suits, every one. of
? which was a good vatue at qrigi- ''
nal price, at the following reduc- .
tions .
AU Favored Shades For
Summer
? Suits Formerly priced to $20 at
$15.00
1 Suits formerly priced to $i5, including beautiful style Shep
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THE TOWNVILLE
SCHOOL CLOSES
NEXT THURSDAY!
Commencement Exercises Will Be |
Held-Other News That
Section
. ? .
.Townvlllc. May 18.-Commence
ment exercises will begin next Thurs
day evening. Tlic public is cordial
jy invited to attend.
Rev. J. E. Crim and family arc
visiting relatives In Johnston v
W. C. King has gone to Columbia
to attend the State Democratic con
vention.
. Mesdames w. T. Hunt and Lon
B?lcman attended the convention of
T}?e Slate Womens Federation in An
derson last week, which was mort
royally entertained through out th",
meeting.
Mrs. W. C. King and children
scent. Wednesday with Mrs. E. C.
Asbill.
Mites Dorris Price entertained thc
seventh, eighth, nineth And tenth
grades last Wedncaday evening.
Little Miss Ruth Parker of Bol
ton is the guest of Miss Mario Gains.
Miss Susie Sharp spent tho week
end at ?i'er home "Rivoli."
The Methodist will observo child
ren's day next Sunday morning 'be
ginning at ton o'clock;
Following is the report of "Tho
Priscilla club" of Townvilie which
was read by the president.- Mrs. W.
T.- Hunt at Anderson,
"The Priscilla club of Townvlllc
was orgnnicd in 1013 with a member
ship ot twenty members and has
grown to a membership of forty-eight
members. We met once a month at
first and only had fancy work and
a social meeting. However, wo real
ized that wo were accomplishing
very little and decided to do some
thing to improve our town and com
inunity wc appointed a committee
to canvas tho town and community
to find out who needed help. Follow
lng are sc-mo of tho things- that we
have accomplished:
Screened the doors and windows
of a homo where they had typhoid
fever and made clothes abd bou
clothing for tho patient.
Bought and made clothes for a
blind girl and sent ber io Cedar
Springs. i .
Clothed and Vd a sick woman with
a family of five children and later
buried. her, and sent three of her
children to the F??scuo Orphanage
and ' one girl to the Door of Hope
and have done maay other things for
tho -betterment, and uplift of our
community and future generation .
On April 28tf .'Better Baby day. was
observed, and was a great success.
Thirty-five babies were registered
and examined and free literature, waa
on hand for the use of tho '^oth
^LLIAMSTONIS^
YET ON MAP AS;
SUMMER RESORT !
Plans Compl?ta For Handling j
Usual Crowds Of Pleasure
Seekers
' (Special to The Intelligencer.)
Will lams ton, May 18.-Plans Uro
already .underway to xreplace, the'
?burned area.' hero with a modern:
Btrlmj ofbUEdricsa houses,- according
to Mayor H. '.V; : G. Cooloy, . who la
far from being daunted by the tOwn'e
recent disactor. It . is understood
that W. K. Hudsons, of Pelzer, and
a number of other prominent -busl-.
ness'men are behind the movement.
Each Bummer Williamsbon loVAW
mecca for parties bf plcnlcors andi
pic a s; uro seekers from all parts of
this section, and the hotel and board
ing houses ' generally attract guests:
from all parts of South Carolina and.
other states'. ; The destruction , ot
many of tue leading stores in-. .the:
recent conflagration is not expected
to interfere with plans, fdr entertain
ing visitors .. during the summer
m on thy. au thc redlining stores, In
cluding a drug store, and three gro
cery, establishments, are amply ade
i quate to handle the business 'brought
fcer? :by ' tho usual influx of holiday
crowds. The, park_ is pret lier -: than
lever this spring and tho expansiv ,v
dancing and skating pavilion will bo
used tor various kinds ot cotefUln
mouts. ? 9 , ';
Fried Chicken^
.Atlante,. May 18,--Atlanta nud
Georgia .automobiliste are geing In
for road houses on &' scaio that bids
fair to- make thesef establishments
far more profitable /hah. tho down
town caf?s and soda to?ntal?s.- And
ftn^?fosrkafeie fact is that, intoxicat
ing beveirages are not tho thing that
I draws them to the road house resorts
.-hut old-fashioned fried i country
chicken done". Up brown'and. fender
invxxmnjtry style, with--plenty of rico
and cream gravy on the tide, and hot
biscuits streaming with yellow coun
try-butter. -v V;i '.,- '
Atlanta, Mfcy lS^Herbert Lei-oj
Oftboa std Miss Annie vii.', roste?
were married ou the dome of thc
state capital yesterday. Mr. . Gibson
.Js from .etockbrldge;. Ga., and bli
I bride from tho county ot Spalding.
The ceremony was performed by P.<
J J, C. Alversbn, wh?<e?ggested tl
the wedding take place at tho
tel.
:The capitol dome is a, popular sr
for weddings. Several couple* wets
I married there last year.
^.. -1 I I i* n' lii ".H..." 1
Nothing better for the
?^i gradWi? thari Nmisallr tv
jtm>?r ft*??.H?..l>M*f can?y. Owl
The Ku Klux Kim
Garbed Ghouls,
F?ature Of "Bi
Probably t?.ie most thrllllug scenes]
In Dav,ld W. Griftlth's spectacular
production, "Tho Birth o a Nation,"
which comet.? to Hie Anderson theatre
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday arc
Hmso In which the ghostly garbe?
ghouls o\ the Ku Klux Klan ride
madly to the rescue ot thc WOIUG?T
and children of the south. J
Secret societies organized for poli
tical enda aro no novelty In history.
There wore the Jacobins tn Franco,
tho" Carbonaria In italy and tho Ni
hilists in Russia. In America ther-i
wore tho Know Nothings, who made
their creed, ''America for Ameri
cans." Some what like tho Ku Klux
K.'an, the Vigilantes of California
were organized to bring about law
and order when tno regular machin
ery of the law had brokon down.
Tho KU Klux Klan was* organized
as "au lu6{Uut!ou ot Chivalry. Hu
manity and Patriotism." In its ori
ginal formfit was * merely a social
club and. the name waB taken from
the Greek word "Kuklos", meaning
circle. Tills society was formed in
Pulnskl, Tennessee,; in May, 18C6.
The president of the circle was
known as the Grand Cyclopo; his as
sistant was thc Grand Magi; the
marshall ivas the ('.rand Turk; the
treasurer was thc .Grand Exchequer
and tho guard? were termed Liccors.
As tho sdtro.Wa of tho South under
tho baneful Reconstruction acts be
gan to her unbearable thc organiza
tion changed it? .character and the
name became popularized >as Ku Klux
Klan, the Klan having been added
because so many of tho original mem
ber? woro dcsrcndauls of Scottish
clansmen. TT.? fiery cross of tho
Scottish Highlanders was again used
as a call to armit.
A' great gathering o'.'? tho Klun in
Nashville, Tonnessee. in 1SG7 passed
the following resolutions v.-li ich were
at that timo kept secret:
"Wo recognize our relations to the
United States government, the su
premacy of the Constitution." .
Tho alms br tho organization were
sot Tortli as follows:
"1. To protect t':o weak, tho Inno
cent and. tho defenceless from thc
indignities, wrongs aud outrages' of
the lawless; the violent and the bru- !
tal; to relieve the injured und op
pressed; tOi^Buccor the suffering and j
unfortunate and especially thc' wi
ndows *and orphans of the Confed
erato .soldiers. '. i \ .
'To. protect'and , 'defend tho j
constipation of tho Un He i States and
all -laws -passed- la conVttrmlty therc
! "to and to p-otect the states from
all invasion -from any source what
ever.
"3.' To aid and* assist In tho exe-,
cation of all cons'itutlonal. l?ws
'artd frdm ?fWtsxcfcpt' by their peera
E?
A sal? that ? winning new
for you ; neat Saturday and P
are for Saturday end Monday
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Shoes! She
.' 48 Palra Ladies' Oxfords--io
ipr this salo, the
Pair .............. . . ..
172 Pairs Ladies' Oxfords, in
and' styles, value *2.Q0, Special
. tire'*;- i'.'- - ?
Pair. .
31? Pairs Ladles; Oxfords, pate
hiary jane, pumps. Vlei and Gum
valuo $2.50j, Ulis aale,
;';the;pairV-u'^;;v.... .;.
. Don't forget our "Samplo .Line
;t fraient loather with colored tops
V&pecial for this sale/ tho
Pair ....'->.?. . . . ... ..''."... ...
; ..' 1 LotM?n'a .Oxfords,, in pater
and, gunmetal, $3.00 values, this
:ifv^^ ...
. ;. Webber Brothera famous Oxfo
?<^?*ralf iea^j?rs^^ri.^ and $f 50
day and Monday, at thc ,.
. Pair ,V..
t-Wt Men's -Oxfords, In all 1
[[ $3,50, ^peeial^forT.this. Bole, the
Pair . . j.'-.v'.'* 'ii.. ...:.'..'.
16R Palrs^ Ladles'Patent Pt
styles; worth $3.50 this salo, the.
. .Pajr....;^;.^,,
Special Bargains Ia Read:
" " For Saturday and M<
? -Lot L^ea'^aite Dresses^
Voile-valus ?4.00 Special for
Saturday and Monday, Each. . .
1 Lot Ladles' White and Colt
/.hl?; stripes afad; plain colors-vail
, Sal for Satnr?^jr.?nd:M?nd?y>, \ '
<:?Bach..-. .' .>{'??..??:?-.. >?>?.'.-.?. ..*>?
1 Lot Ladles' House Dresses
; iaia--thi& sale
' Kach ... ri. ... ... ...
1 Lot Ladl^VjOrir ^asb/ jSkli
Saturday and 'jonday
t With Ghostly
Is Spectacular
Irth Of A Nation**
In conformity to tf.io laWs ot thc
lund." :t
Tho Hini.ii-.-. IIB tho Klan . was
known, was ruled by tho Grand Wiz
ard. General Nathan Bedford For
rest, the gallant and dashing CoO> '<\
federate cavalry leader. Each stato ?
v.-as known aa a F.?aalm ead tho rut->
er was the Grand Dragon. Ho was
assisted by eight Hydra?. A. group
of counties was called a Dominion,
ruled by a Grand Titan and' si*
.Furies. ? ? ; .
Each county was n j Province, ufi
dcr Grand Giant and tour Goblins.
Tim unit of the organization was Ibo
Den and tho members were known
as Ghouls. The membership at-one
time numbered over 500,000. Their
mysteries and ritual were never
written until aftor tho Granu- Wizard .
dissolved thc order in March, 1809.
A slmiiar order ?vos startod - in
Louisiana known as the Knights o
the White Camella. The shibboleth
of both organizations was "Tho Su
premacy of the White Race," and U'.ot
has,survived in thc South to this very. .
day. At first the Ka Klux Kian de
voted their efforts to putting down
disorder among bad negroes. Gen
erally all that was necessary was to
play upon tho credulity and super
j stltion of that race. They would
' rido up to a negro's cabin in tho dc td
of night and one of the riders would
call for a-bucket ot water, which ne
would drain to the bottom by using
a concealed leather hag. Ho would ,
then say that wau tho first drink he.
had had sinco he was killed at -the
Buttlo of Shiloh. TI,?B-is very; Q3-.;
fectivoly shown in "Th? BlrtT:? o?.u;
Nation". . f
Another 'would wear a skuletoii i
hand and' another would taite off
his skull and ask n negro tn hold
lt while ho adjusted his backbone
Thcso things always had thc desired,
elfect. Dater on Lr:oy went after thc
vicious Carpetbaggers - nnd Scala-.
wags. It wa? tho brave deeds ot
tho Ku Klux Klan that saved tho
South from a wotoo fuie than had
ever before been tho aftermath ot
war.
Will Probably ?nln.
Indications last hight woro very
favorablo for rain. It begun to get
cloudy early yesterday morning mid
late yesterday afternoon - began .to
rain a little, t y Until one o'clock
this morning not enough, rain had
fallen to settle tho dust.
Minimalism - }
ir you are troubled with chronic dr
muscular rheumatism . give' Charah?r
laln'p. Liniment.a. trial. Thc relief']
from pain which it alfords,, is alone
worth many times ita cofeti Obtain?
able everywhere. . . .
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RD AY AN
HAT OVERSHAI
friends for thia store every day.
donday. Needs on which you ' wfl
only and be on hand early.
Viel-Special
$1.25
nil leathers
for this sale,
j $1.50
int pumps and
. For^
1,000 Va'fda "Muslins.t
floral designs, ' Special
yard...; .
1.500 Yards Batate ai
and floral peterus,: ?St;
Monday
the yard ? : i - :.. .. ..
20 Pieces San Silk, j
signs, Special ; Saturday
the yard : . . .
>. 500 Tarda Tub's jlkv$
value 50c, Saturday ?in
5 Pieces Golfo Crepi
Saturday and 'Monday,;
thc yard '?..}'...' \
X Case Pajama cloth/
Special for. Saturday 1
the . yard ..... ....... ;
Talking of Shirts
trtl.1 ........ j ... I
There's nothing unusual in the 'announce-''
i> ment oj a new arrival of shrits ?rt St.00 each
without they happen to be WILSON SHIRTS,
and it is WILSON SHIRTS we are telling $
you. about; an unusually pretty lot ot
which we have just unpacked to' sell at "*
Si .00 each. Our word for it, they're way out .
in front of anything we've seen at ?l. Come
. in. and look 'cm over.
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- - '?-'?<? . ?<?:?.???:?: '-. . '. i ?'>V-il\ix\sJf?..,t: ;'*??
What hat so comfortable, and ;?B9??^H?
what hat so gdod looking to the /Ji^^y^^t^^
average inanes face, as a STRAW? ^?*^t -.jj?f
Straw* $1.50 ia $3.50 Sf^^^^
Panamas $3.30 fco$6.00 d?k?
Leghorns $4.00 to $5.00 w ' >
T. L
Boys' Palm Beach Suit?
Sizes 12 to'l8j newest styles while they last at'
' $3.00Suit . ; .
D MONDAY SALE
>OWS THEM ALL
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A varied and interesting assortment of every day needfuls rendy
) be glad to save, but pleno? remember that m?ny of the prices
{ ; -1. . . j J" 'I-- ?M >**?.?" "'"VT ' ???X* ]? '? ? ' f:
Ju beautiful stripes and T-3f<r?.?- ^gjflffisj?feftS^iiigP"
tor this sale tho ??di , ''^HBHHS? '
id Seed Voiles, to' stripes. .?l^o^y;-:.": , 'mS^^S^?^'
lecial for Saturday end JLJ'ijLjr ^iy^ggfi^y^
in iloral and ?tripe dc- Big Line Straw ???MS^
' und Monday. ^c Hate For Men,. ... , JggJ^
6 inches wide, in stripes. 48c tO $3.48 ? '"-W^
d Monday,-tile yard .39c ,
J, fast colors, value 10c, Big Values. In Our Clothing Depar?neiit^
7c For Saturday.and Monday
...... ... Men's-kool Kl otb shUvin all shades. Special}
'?0 Inches wide, value 10 for/this sale, the ?"'4?i,Q? ?Q. "i
audT Monday ':'??*TX?j- '. Suit ... .;.:.?.."..' ..." ;'.,, 5p?>?*i?.'.;. ?
.. ..? ?... 8 . , .... ' \ j/)t Men's. Genuino ''Palm Beach und kool ;
SSiSrlaepS Ging- Moth Sulla.,I7.S0 .values, '^Utraay_anji ; to< ;..'
bcial for; Saturday and J** ^ - vSHmflHI
4?>C 1 Lot Men's T?Iuo (Serge Suits, $8,00 vaines,
ressos-inil materlalc, . Special'for .Saturday and; Moml?V .... .Mm
cl?, for ' Saturday- -and 24 Men's Fine Sergo Suits, regulnr value
",."'i'v.-' ... ..Wie ?io.?o'i Sp?cial for"thia sale, thiv4 Q?" I
Waiata and Middy Blous- Suit... ....... .....V*o^O, J
illa?.; etc., nicely-made, Our enlim lino Mon's Sorgo and Worsted
ind Monday it\?''^l /Stilts; S?2.B0 to $15.00 values, Saturday und
.V' aV?C?; Monday, at. ....; : .". . . . ..Xr;?:..-X.^m,\.
I t : bis "no ?f -Men's Hne Worsted Trousers at '
|?^S^^*^>^^^ t lx)t Men's Palm Be?cfi Pants, $t.5? value?,
' . , Big lino or Men's Sport Shirts Satr.iday and
. 25 Doz. Men's NalnBOok Bndorvvear-mnde In '
|,^u?.'^'.'^tt?i^*a??f' *X?d?ra^?7^
)"'^y.-['''..'-''"'?-:.,'.? fha - /".. '25c"' '
e ??ir.;..j.?. ; :: ' : . IM^
??l.teiiSpWiai for ?atur-. ladles' Muslin .:Corset/?;C0ya^.r.'-an4/.ABaTO^?
'.'.:-. ^^/-i^?;ry^.^i^^seaadrafe
MW vVaata^? ^^!:U rQualin Oowns^^ .aM^Sklrta|.:
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