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"THE PERILS of PAULINE." Second Installment AT THE PALMETTO THEATRE-Today, April' loth. = ms****"** mm FOUR BIG REELS Every Day lOc. In three big Reels, the second installment, picks up the story where it left off two weeks ago, and shows the Tieroine, Pauline, in the good graces of the villain, who with his carefully laid plans entices her away from her lover, on a trip to all parts of the world, into unexplored regions, fraught with perils and dangers never dreamed of by the beautiful andiU^siis pectjng Pauline. This highly absorbing and interesting story now published each Sunday in Hearst's Sunday American, ll without a doubt, the greatest romantic novel of the day, and to see it enacted into real motion pictures by real hurrian be ings, is a feat nothing short of marvelous. Don't fail to see it. ONE CONTINUOUS. PERFORMANCE, as;we don't ?lose for Supper. ._ FOUR BIG REELS ma . * Every Costume Worn by Pauline, Designed by Lady Duff Gordon, the Famous Lucille. "The Man That Put The 'MOVE' In Movies." Spireas French Hydrangea * ^Easter Lilies . Margurites' Cinerarias and Cyclamen ANDERSON FLORAL CO. roo t.*_i_ti A ' coo marBium r\ve. i Phone 252-L. /uEnBEKS OF FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY. ^^^^^ ?WW I? A NOME IM0^^""^^^^^^ re)-*- to the people of ^SE' North Anderson. j J| # S^*"4-^* ii^i^yy \nderaon ls a?1 now ond clean, AN lt's "clean-up week." We will ?end a wagon around Saturday moro lo remove auy trash that may have accumulated. li (See Cabin ad Ia Ute afternoon paper) 1 IMP Tf?HftY -- Ulli. l ?Uni li j New york. Ap?-!? ii^-A ii?raa;ii J ?. '-./ [f: injonction granteu->y inc sup'-fUC ri: installment ot this S2??2^ l. ^Lt*7m?wn ?m kn P?rt of the new *Si?i?K"iO.building ?rf ..fa? tri^^r^SrrTTRlaATBB Western tmioo -Tttefrtf WE A in T doubfwlH draw oulte pa?1? ?t Broadway an 1 T?ey a?, evt. A ?L2ria? tSiayto a Wwtern Union bullita*. wh?ch i..uat two weeta MO 10 * coroc down to moko n o n for thc r.ew *i?t?. *ottheV.,uouon. . When ^rwS?and lenone of the most ?? proprietor ref need -o vs^Ue the -iJr^ad ?irniiag romaa?c Telegraph company h'? ?1*^ -howrt in thia etty. Your ard ***ter eupply ' dv^^ ??ine X at topi ?o; thete neceset - -4 rf W? IM?M' |tt*a hronght Ruc" : r r. -anIV'.n m tlUJ Lt( . i(i tjjn. western l"?I?#* fro<<? lur !& . i s ss?ii^of Westminister? was tn Ith't interference u.ml >:. ? ?ito? :<t?rday ipr a few houro. I >t it* l st?? In tnj*. * ELECTRIC CIT * Item? of Interest ead Person; * Wireless on the Si ******* * * * * * ?I Musicians trill ?Ive a HeelUI. For the benefit of the Ladies Civic Association ot Anderson, Webb von Hasseln, accompanied by his friend. Mr. Gralil of Gormany. will give a concert in th? chamber of commerce roc m next Thursday evening. The event will be on? of tho h^?t attractions Anderson lias ?njoyed this reason. Mr. von Hasseln ls an ac complished musician, having studied under some of the most famous violin roosters of the old country. Mr. C. ra hi play the 'cello and thc two will give a ipi cr.;! ?d prcgrss. next v? c :k. Bu L u these mon have national reputations and Anderson people should feel timt they, are fortunate In having this op portunity of hearing tl? 3 recital. , An ndried attraction ls the fact that Mr. von Hasseln ls a native of Anderson and bas many relatives here. An ef fort was mad? to have tho recital In the auditorium of Anderson, college but the ladles could not secure the place, so the svent atfU take plaoe In the rooms of the chamber, or cqm Wft^./u'iU' o Cold Werner -.?*... Dh! Arrive. the cold woather predicted for thia ?cct|on of thc country made its ap pearance last night, getting to Ander son near the close ot tho aftornooon. Overcoats wore hunted up again and Ores were rekindlod in the homes of th ) city. Considerable ccaiDlaiat waa heard from those who had been so unwise as to make a change of their clothing In anticipation of the cont ing of Summer. fte??.?*?* Af? Expected today. Approximately 100 Greenwood busi ness men will arrive in Anderson be tween noon and 1 o'clock today, spend ing en hour here. Toe party is to piake tho trip in automobiles, headed by the brass band of ,the Balley Mil itary Institute. The Greenwood peo ple will take dinner In Anderson and lt will be a difficult undertaking for the hotels and the cafes of Anderson to feed this number of people? in the short time that they witt be ?here. > Buylaf Up ?" More Land. The Anderson Heal Estate A invest ment Co., yesterday closed a deal for the Rodgers property, consisting of 15 acre?. The property ' was ' purchased I rom E?pv,.,a. M. Rodgers and it is understood thnt t?a ?rice i?as $300 per sere. The real estate company will st once bagin the work of, developing Ibis property and w,ll P^ab lt as they have other lands recently acquired sir. Bolt IK ? Doing Veil. ..Albert Bolt, a young man of tho Portman Shoals section of the county, is said tp be getting along njoely at the Audoiaon County Hospital, follow ing an operation for appendicitis. Thc yoong man ls 16 years of age.. He un derwent the operation several days ago and for n than waa quite ill but hos pital authorities say now that be ls recovering. '' . -o Health Benartmeat "Of Civic Association. The Moil th . Depart ?nen t of th J ifl vic Association will met this after-, poon at i o'clock with Mrs. C. S. Minor at 1041 South . MoDuffie street. Considerable business of importance will bo up for consideration and ac tion thur afternoon will betaken on L-everal Important mattera. anderson Beheels Li4DB?|Mnuedy street school and the Saith Fant street school played ar? Interesting game of baseball Wednes day afternoon, North Fant winnina by a score of 6 to 4. The game was splendid throughout and the young sters did anns* *ood W\W?L H&yltt esd K. Snow composed tte battery for the Kennedy street school while McCown snd'Barton officiated for'North Fant. K ' return engagement" will probably b? played between the same two j schools at an early date and the lon- j er? of this event say that tlx?re wUl j i>c a different ?tory to .tell nest tiiftfV ? " ? Y- * ****** V SPARKLETS * _ . * si Mention Caught Over thc * bneets of Anderson * ? * # ti. A M Jt * * * * * * Good Friday 1ST Observed Today is Good Friday, aud ss such will bo observad in some of the An derson churches. The pastors of tho various churches where the day is i observed have arranged programs for I services and a large' number of Ander m ywp.o win miena. All over the country Good Friday is observed each year by certain religious bodies and ! it is annually a church affair of much importance. \ ?"tVets" Hast Soon ; ?how Their Hand. The people of Anderson county who are behind the, agitation for the re turn of tho dispensary will soon have to show .their.,hand. Tho law says that in ord^f ia secure an election, on the question a petition bearing the signatures of ,at least one-third of tho quali?ed' Votais af f&e county must bo printed 'to,the supervisor heforc tho first' da?$rJl?jni; that number bo secured ^hc^hpperyisor will then order'dh an*'jejgetion.,, H Is un derstood thJt4t?$p?ffl dispensary are' nifldSg ?ir their en ergies to Kitting, iM, rc^ftJ^od: pum, ber Of slghaWr^a* be??r?.the'.last day of this rbbn'trl. ^h^'j^eral opinion ?ahm? to bc' th'dt tft^.^Si^ey people may succeed1 in ' gcttihg'?j? Jsufllclent number of sipn?'rs byt;jwfu not bc able to carry the election. , Been Succe?,? ful.,,., Tho fact their, "clean-up and'pa:nt ?ia|r weak for Anderson has been a success is evident on every, eldo. An derson. I? today a donner city by fsr than it* was last Saturday and much credit should gu to laoae people who work id so hard in making the ldci 'popular vcr?. houses have been, painted,- yards have been, cleaned up, palees shine aa they never did before, and on the whole the campaign has been a great success. The week will come to a close tonight and it ia to he hop Jd that every property owner, neglected thus for of tho . work, will grasp-the opportunity today to clean up his premises and let tomorrow morning rind, Anderson the cleanest town in tho State. ^ Mr.'* Wilson lu *" ? Kow Improving1. R.*$alph Wilson, thc well known and popular member ol' the Moore-Wll Bon Co. ls now wblo to bc .nu t..on th? ?tre?ts. Aft?r i.hM??;; cOnflned to his home tor some time. Mr. Wil son has been Buffering from an Injury to h'i right hand and-'for a tlnw it Bins feared that an operation might bo necessary. That ho ia improving and will soon bc recovered, will be wel comed hy his friends, ' Sakes Bestand far Spring Waler. /'.' The crasy negro iirmigbt ?o Airier son from Pendleton and placed in tbe county Jail here, is making life mis erable for all the other prisoners in thc Jail and Sheriff Ashley and his deputies a? well. When the negro wakes up in the morning the first thing he thinks of will provide his top ic for the day and tbrojWjmt tho day he will scream at the tepnf his voice on this subject. Yesterday his plea was water-sprlns water at that and alt day long bc wan ?creamlng In the Jail "I want wator. spring water, I want St right now and I want it la a big dipper." Arrangements are now tinder way for carrying the negro to the asylom In Columbia. Wife ??t Her ' ? * HdKband In Trouble,. R, AV Hutchison. M man-- of Anderson county, was yesterday Com mitted to the AndersflNmnty Jail where he will have to stay -JUtil he can get some one to texafeh a $300 peaea bond for har.. mit :hlSOB was arrested on ? wan ?. . ;: eu* by his wife, Mrs. Sallie *T?$M??"> Th? man's three weeks, during which time M has been contiauallv drunk, ba ba? nude repeated efforts to eo her bodily harm. .Sae alleges t$4|K^^R39fl| or two ago he trtod to #h.<" knife he had snatched ^Sn? dining magia trate yesterday Hutchison co aid not elvo the necessary 1300 bond as a guarantee Qi kecpvjg peaceful and it IB uucertain how long lt will be be toro he can get any one else to fur nia h it. for -him. Meanwhile ho, ls teni:ncc! in jail. Cigar Tactor? , Beginn Business. .Tho Anderson- Havana Cigar Co.. will place its war1? on calo ut thc various stores of thc city tomorrow morning, according to an announce ment made by thc proprietors of the place yesterday. Cae ot the leading ?brande to be. manufactured by the company will be the "Anderson Cigar" and lt is expected that it will nrove i>ui>umr nrviuna me city. [Show Windows .Foretell Easter The Ebow windows of thc varions business houses In the city are being decorated for the coming of Easter, many or them being very attractive. Tho Owl Drug store yesterday had three fine rabbits lu one of the show windows at the popular drug store and they attracted much Interest from pas sers-by. The candy display at Evana Drug atore No. I is also very attrac tive. Fhilatuens Had Their Hands Fall. The Phllatheu classes hud their hands full Ju Anderson yesterday, one class conducting thc candy and fruit sale at the-Olympia Gandy- and/leo Crparu purior. while the last turkey dinuer ot the .season was being serv* cd at the Hillman building by another class. The ladles said ISBt -nifht that they bad done? ?eaiarkably well In both.these undertakings and that their treasuries would he considerably en riched as a result of their labors. All day lons: both the places werri crowded and Anderson people patronized both { B .places,in a splendid manner. r. HOOD FRIDAY. rre-hear Servite a? Write Episcopal ( burch Today. In addition to the morning service nt 10:30 and the evening service at ?. :30, the Three Hour Service wUl bo conducted in Grace Church . on Gqod Friday. The service starts at 12 {noon) abd continues unlit IT p. m. Tho aervicu ia in commemoration of tho three hour? of darkness -that covered the earth While our Lord suffered on the Cross: "Now from the sixth hour there was darkness over ali tito land until tho ninth ItoUr.": St.. Matt 27:45. The service ls divided into s?v.>n tcetipna, each section consisting or hymns, pray ors, one ot tho Penitential Psalms and a meditation upon the words from the Cross.. The following meditations will be given by the rector during tbe so veil sections of the service. . The Wey of (be Crees.' 1. The Cross of Forgiveness "Fathor forgive them; for they know not' w?a't they do." 2. The Ofiross of Rest "Today shalt thou be with me In Paradles." ^\??y*&i ?. The Cross ot Love. "'Woman, be held thy. son!" "Behold, thy mother!*' 4. The Cross of Spiritual Anguish. "M|r Ged, SSy God, why bast Thou for saken Me! 5. The Cross of Physical Anguish. "I thirst" ft. The Cross of Contentment, "ii I? finished." 7. Tho Cross ol Trust. "Father, le> to Thy Hands I commend My Snirlt" Conclusion: "In tho Croas of ChrJr-t. 1 glory." 1 lilac h i ?ectlon of the service com - roonees and enda. wl^h a hy inn ?Ad thoso who attend this service can ea ter and lea?~ during vi? singing or these bymhi; Taus' a leerson .-an stay for ons or mor? Sections lr not ror the whole service. AU Christians who wish to kaw mis day Good Friday, in commem oration or tho Crucifixion, are askcd.t* attend thin service br parts o * lt. ll WHsc n Ckaaged Phau fer K??t?r. A Washington, Aprll^lO.-Piaoa, for*} Precident wtlaoa's Vaster outing were } B changed today. Ths party will go to w Whit?? Sulphur Rnrlnj*.. W V?, ?... I - stead or Hot Springs as previously *8t nnnneed at tba Vrhite House ~* purpose is tc afford Mrs. Wilsen a rtd ai? opportunity lo recuperate f recent lll&ets. r'. Tpe Preett I leave Thursday nl?ht ?jpon??lr's o'day, Saturday %tA s^lav at White ?.Mir. .?'?J.'i'W?getk't >7 Stylish Easter "'hOW CUTS Geisberg's. Mea, ,women and children will , find our allowing at this time a most com plete one: Everything new and up to-date, besides being the very best for the-Jlionoy. i i$&*gp.My, now. we are getting in new odes for the. JSASTER rush-you cant'tfgford to pass our styles uv th?? the one best bet. GEIGBERG 0 'J Under M?fco?ic Temple vsfr+?mm9 ,. A 52 ?a? i tan. A a w> K X TODAY'S PROGRAM. UNG THE DETECTIVE IS TUE MA? ?INE MYSTERY IMP 2' reel irani-? ryir^r tnriiiing nd tenee moments featuring,- . King aggot in one of his j$res&flKectivc lays. WOMAN'S HONOB Victor dram? ef ' fc.yjMHBWCktur ig J. Warren Kerrigan aud Cleo { HILO STEALERS OF FA IMP Drama taken in Parla and viea urlog King Baggot and Leah Baird, [any beautiful scener. Ifferent parta of the ? \ Coming tomorrow ?THB?Si f8 LEOPARD IiDV ?al thrilling detective arni irilla, wild animals and iiJ&M10'^ pl ions. Also "UNIVERSAL 1K? IN THK ATTLE OF LITTLE TJ^/W*#T jraedy. -?B?-;;?. I Coming Monday **OUK XL Tl, AL | iSV reel No 5. Sw^ Ige worn l^'ReTOl&9r^H K..TUEJkmE Sucecaa p?catis ' taking advent-^ age of every opportunity. HARRISON'S ?TOWN AND COUNTRY" PAINT afford an ionportiinity t._.r yo1.: io econo mically audpo filtivcly protect your properly. Anderson Paint & Color Co? Bleckley Bldg. Phone 647 iw?ii win Youl "l a bach THEATRE TODAY?? PROgRAtf. HE CHILD OF THE 1? American Western Dr II? FIRST. LOVE Majestic. tfVancllla 1) omar Johnstone In a tor's change of hear LOSER AT TEN Beauty. Henry Poll ?te in a tale of the ourth r?el'to-be at. Coming to morrow HE BR?KEN Fl Nf 3*1 detective story w ^4 Queer Fish IQ Georgetown. Georgetown, April 9.--xVt the store ?t G. A. Lohr there ls on exhibition a queer creature of the aaa, welch G. R. CongdOn thinks would have''been a politician if it had been endowed wiih power of speech. The creatare ls pretty nearly all mouth a'*i< what Isn't mouth ls mostly stomac?t, The creature is known to the dictlonar?.-.'? aud the encyclopaedias} a? the angler or fishing frog of the genus iopbius. da great sensational tg published ta nwiean. In T?iREK A TH E'S WEEKLY AM the currant newi very drilling episode orthy or mention, and: Coming Saturday **B?* V ANO THE SEI? 35 BN i? feature, featuring ii. I Bi? Reels-10c ?Alf THAT POT TH* MO