The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, February 15, 1914, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Would you buy a* Piano
now if you knew you were
saving $50 to $100?
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Then here's your opportunity?
We want to sell every instrument in our surplus stock in order to
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make roorji for a large sjSfring shipment. We are going to offer such
attractive prices and ^erins for a few days, that we believe every piano
and organ will be sold quickly. *
Some of these instruments have been used a short tim,e some are
samples shippejd for our inspection. We have a large and complete
line, so thi manufacturers have asked us tc , ell them at low, prices
rather ihan ship them back. We can arrang e convenient term with
you. Here are ? few?
...New Sample Piano, .?eil? .for
S500 everywhere, bow
$415.
Here's a splkndid velaa
A bargain.
Sample Placer 1'iano, fine'
Standard make, j 88 note for
Here'* a piano that will give
.long service. Mahogany esisey tue
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. H;i Every , instrument Fully Guarajnteed.
ORGANS AS LOW AS $26^00
If you can?t call ,write for complete ?st.. Write'ffOW? .?sc
these instruments will ? move quickly at these prices.
G A. REED PIANO & ORGAN CO.
Established 1878. .!
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Wonderful memory Haft
Biff Ben Lax?fact for1 hlc age
the smartest thing alive. ' Tell
him when you want your call, he
is there with hell? on. Tel! him
now you wnat your call; he ?ervea
it to you, either way you say. In .
that room with a hurry-up straight j
five minute ring. In that other
room with ten ?h?rt, take-yo?irJ
time-gentle-half minute hints.
Wakes the furnace Coo and gets
the house warm before he makes
hb rounds.
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.Palmetto Block Coal I? the
thing to hey. wh&e snow is falling
and winds whistle by yon. Yon
won't find m Ii any pieces of slate.
For food coal and trash don't
m&Le good mate*.
You^
ffere "In Quantities"
And of mil descriptions?Enameled, Aluminum j
and Wooden Ware. You'll find our offerings iii:
Eri?w?N^lvd aisd AliisTsmUssi WWe second io none.
And as always at the Lowest Prices.
QUALITY CONSIDERED.
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E. WHITNER ST.,
ANDERSON, S. C.
A JOLLY MA ER; ACE PA BT Y
pictures were taken by the'
reporter tor the Itnelligencer at the
marriage of Mr. H. 8. Snipes and
Miss Josephine Bolt at .the homo of
th? letter's parents,' hear Prospect,
on'February 4th.
e pictures were taken late In the
afternoon and the "Johnny-On-the
spot" photographer did hot expect |
even this much in the w?y of results.
The Intelligencer extends Its best
wishes to the bridal party.
One of the most elaborate receptions
of the c Jason waa given Friday after
noon at the home of Col. C. A. Reed
when the local elementary ^depart-'
ment of the Sunday ' sehnt :a of th?
city entertained In honor of ' Zftre. M|
F| Bryner and the members of the
ex.ecutlv.e-committee, who /tfls*re.i abti
Bag the copven#QMe;v^##w coix
l'a home
thrown
abowi
golden
ferns and all over the house were tiny
red hearts. AtUr the guests had-all
arrived a telegram was received from
St. Valentine announcing the engage
ment of Miss Bessie Glenn and Mr. B.
E. 'McDonald, th? wedding to take
?lace in April.
The guests were invited into , the
drning room where everything was
suggestive of Valentino day. The.
boni table with its cluny of lace cover held
edjrfnraHWL'trt beautiful red carnations
and on the mantle and buffet were
nad' ehoded i candles: In here Miss
1er,
Li
,Louise Patrick;and Miss Helen .Pat
rick served a tempting salad course.
Mrs. Jim Sullivan and Mrs. Claude
Eerie assisted ldrs. Sullivan In en
tertaining her guests.
Richard. Fant were recel v
in*he M^i^ti^MM^
tractive on this, occasion. The table
was covered with an exquisite cluny
piece and in the center of the table
atnod a"tall glass vase flllsd v.l'.L Jsiak
carnations. Mrs. O. M. Heard and
Mrs. J. M. Paget presided in hero as
sists 1 by Mieses Louise Agnew, Ruth
Watklns, andJpQPflgla Marshall, who
served fruUTliPSWjl cake, and de
licious cream in the convention. col
ora and gTccu'abd white:
Mrs. O. L. Martin and Miss Nello
Sutnmerseit Invited the callers from
the dining room- to the coffee room, I
where Mrs. M."M. Hatti?cn and Mrs. a!? Bray
M| Paget scrverd. . imB&ft One ;ot the most delightful part
In the library the ghosts wore en-jof the week was given on Tn
Misses Gibbon?y
Misses Mary and Angela Gibbonoy, I
who .have been delightfully enter-1
tained; during their stay in Anderson j
were again the honor?es on Monday,
evening when Mr. and Mrs. Ix?Roy
Fale? gave an informal musical for '
iiivn'.
After a number of vocal and instru
mental numbers the hostess served
delightful sandwiches and coffee.
These enjoying thjs,,..party were:
Misses Mary and Angela Gibbonoy,
Eunlrn Ru^eU, Lucia' Cu?lu?, ??f.
Gibbonoy, Dr. Wade Thompson, Frank
Thompson. Frank McCravy and Sam
Orr Trlbble.
rtained by Mrs. C. 8. Sullivan, Mrs.
tJ W. 8pehk?v 'Mrs. Ai M. Sharpe -and
: Frank Watklns.
ire tUan 160 ladies called during
?e afternoon. .
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Mr. and .Mrtt. Bond Andersou
Saturday*afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
nd Anderson entertained informal
at ltbso Hill Club. Delightful tea
r-'-tt. ? num
r of men and women enjoyed im?
delightful affair.
At Bone HUl "
dabces -?t Ros? Hill Club-are
becoming more and more popular
week. Thursday ev?nhMti.?r.
Mrs. DeCampe entertainrd the
wing guests at one of the most
;htful dances that has ever been
m in Anderson :
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Robs, Mr. and
Clarence Causey, Mr. and Mrs
Iber* Farmer, Mr. and 5r?rn. Harr?ng
Cttdfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orr,
r. "and Mrs. Bond Anderson. Mr. n?id
Mrs. John Sadler, Mr, end Mrs. Swain
Uilmer Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby SmiC,
Mr. nnd Mrs.' Wones, Mrs. LeRoy
Sales, Mrs. Alice Sykes, Miss Marga
ret Evans, Miss Grace Spencer, Misses
Gibboney, Miss Louise Gilmer. Miss
Linda Thompson, Mise Jessie Brown,
Miss Floride Harris. Miss Lydia
Brow;,, Munt Bray Virginia, Alisa Lei
la Moaelcy, Mr. Ralph - Ramer. Mr.
Keys Gilmsr. Mr. W. F. Marshall* Mr.
Eugene Watson. Mr. Sam Anderson,
Mr. Gar ret L Mr. Clvd? ?min.. SSV J
is. Fowler, Jr., Mr. Ralph Go?oeiti
Mr M.ahon of Willlamaton, Mr. O. L.
Winthrop of Greenville, Mr. Parks,.
Dainty refreshments were serv-sd.
evening when Dr. and Mrs., Clyde]
Rbss entertained at Rose Hill Club
?0 honor oS'MIss Lucille Bray. The
first part ojf tile? evening the1 guests
enjoyed a number of games of auc*|
lib and naffer the hostess had serr?dl
a mpat delicious aalad and sweoti
course the thbtes were moved and the
rest of the! evening was spent -in,
dancing .
.Among those present were Mies:
wv< "moo Grace ?pencer. Misa Mar-1
garet Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Bond An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Christie De
Camp, Mrs. 'Alice Sykes, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cely.j
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Baldwin, Mr. and j
Mrs. Roscoe Moseley, Mr. and Mrs.
A. 8. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. Swain
Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Causey,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Taylor, Mra. Le
Roy Falles. Willlara Marshall, J. S.
Fowler. Ralph GosBett, William Ma
ison from Wllliamston and Mr. Gar
rotl.
lavttatie* fkeaed
Mrs. William Atkinson
At Home
Thursday afternoon, Feb. 19.
5:SO to 7
Mrs. Frauk Edward Todd.
Clemsea Dance
Among the Anderson girls who at
tended the Valentine Dun re at Clem
son Friday evening were Misses Wesaj
Gilmer, Floride ? Harris, Lois Jackson, |
and Lydia Brown.
FfcUsf <ea Claas
The Phtlathea Class of the Central
Presbyterian .church held their regu
lar monthly meeting Tuesday 'after
noon with Mrs. Witherspoon Dodg?
at her attractive new home In North
Interesting Valentine contest
yed after which'the hostess
ty* refreshments.
jflsc ?iean
Mrs. Jake
day at her
wtreet iu bei
sie Glean.
home was I
eat AsseeJatlsa
Went Aaeochftlon will be|
held with Mrs. J. R. Young. Friday.!
February 20th, at four o'clock. Theyj
will have as their study for the after- ;
noon "Mexico". All tbe members are ;
requested to Inform themselves of!
{this subject..
rest Wnlceer
M38S G&ACK W. VANI?I?EB
abaterAClaa^Bsa- KesehiUans resaHrendleg L'er Werk;
lUrran's pretty Were Adopted ? j
Lflarnauoaa and! . Resolved that this committee de
The Piedmont
Insurance Agency
Second floor of Brown Building
North Main Street
Gives prompt and careful attention to all
k i n d a of Insurance, including Fire, Tornado,"1
Health and Accident, Burglary and Liability.
Also, Fidelity, Official, Judicial arid" Con
tract Bonds.
Let our solicitor beat the FirV Engine to
your property*
M, M. MATTISON, Pres. J. W. LINLEY. V-Pres.
C. EUGENE tRIBBLE, Mgr. & Treasurer
JAMES U FARMER, Ass't Mgr.
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Our Motto Is
"SERVICE."
Phone 305
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF BALTIMORE; MD.
This is the oldest Sout hern Company, one of
the strongest companies in the country, and the
only company that has paid every death claim
since organization without litigation.
D. P. SLOAN & SON, Inc.,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Anderson, S? C.
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YOU'LL LIKE THE SERVICE
1 y?u'get'at this restaurant -Froa*,
the time you outer until you leave,
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ovary attention that will attend io
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ward your comfort will bo boIiwu.
you. Your order will be promptly
taken and as promptly filled. You'll
wonder how wo can cook things
so quickly and perfectly as we do.
U CAFE
114 West Whitner Street.
G. D. Antonekos. Prop.
aires to experts Its appreciation of
tile services of Miss Grace W. Vsndl
ver, as general secretary.
In the. face of many obstacles and
dlseourajfemenU'cn every hand, she
has pushed the work forward with
undaunted courage and has Inspired
many tc effsrts ~U?? iicr own
strong faith and enthusiasm, and her
untiring energy.
The high Intellectual and spiritual
quality of her messages has. left an
impression on not only the Conven
tion bodl??, but on indivldsat lives
la every st-clloa of our state.
We are grateful that her words,
and works will abide! As bor ex
ample has put us te shame for our in
difference and Inactivity, so we be
lieve the memory of her consecrated
teal will ever inspire us to a wider
vision and a more unselfish d.
to the great canse.
We trust that.her successor may
labor in her splendid spirit And wp
hope that in the new life which she
Is about to enter tbr.t ah* mar enjoy
all the blessings she so richly de
serves.
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