Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I BIG BUSINESS IN THE AIRTI S Not the kind President Wilson has been wrestling with; but P I Osborne & Pearson are Going to Do It I jl Seu* out: l?ck< stock and barrel their entire $ 75,000 stock ff 7 PALMETTO THEATRE .'. * TOMORROW'S PROGRAM TOMORROW IS "FUNNY DAY" AT THE PALMETTO "THE GREAT TRUNK MYSTERY" ...Lubin This is a rip-rcnring Lubin comedy with a laugh in every scene-two reels. The funniest thing that has ever been shown on thc screen in Anderson. "PUTTING ONE OVER". . Edison Another rich farce comedy. / ti fM "Af H?? EXPENSE" ... .Lubin1 Still another funny one. "It is to laugh" if you come to the Palmetto tomorrow / * AW w? FOUR BIG REELS EVERY DAY 10c. THE MAN THAT PUT THE "MOVE" IN MOVIES This bank is interested in every business and professional man and woman in this community, no matter how small their opera tions; If at present you have only limited means, ^ b u t character and h?stle we want to have you as a depositor and customer of this bank.' We are looking for customers among the people who are trying to make a success in their profession, whatever it is, and we want, you to come to see us. j )ye are still making a specialty of small notes running from $25 to ?too,, that will be paid in October and first half of November! Come to see us. Interest paid on deposits. . ? .? . . . . i "\ Farmers and IS/lerchants Bankn fe and Fqrmers Loan and Trust Company., Anderson, S. C. .i i I 7 " <". White Mountain ICE CREAM FREEZERS The freezers al\ cooks like because any cook?.-can make good civ am with them. There is no feature of merit in any Freezer made that has not been embodied in the WHITE MOUNTAIN. Thc triple motion of the Freezer keeps the cream con* stantly moving, insuring every particle being tmootly and evenly frozen. Anderson, S. C. ' ??MS i ii---<.'- IM ? i Greenville, S. C. Belton,, S. C. fr* ? -.-? To Erect Building. Columbia,- June 27.- Hunkers and budinera men today launched n cam paign to ratee $50,000 for a South Car olina building nt the San Francisco exposition. E. W. Robert? 1B chairman of the commlBBlon. "1 am very much pleased with my house since you have painted it." This was the expression used by a gentleman whose house we have just finish ed painting. . Anderson Paint and . ' v ?olor Co. Bleckley B?dg. Phon? 647 y. y, .y. .y. .y, .y, gp 9fr ff, Sf> ip Jf? ?f. .y. * ELECTRIC CITY * _ * Item? of Interest and Personal * Wireless on the S tr ****** * .y- * * * y. * y. ('opiimtlec !!:.? Half eil Ifs Wi.?fe. On ri UK the absence of J. S. Acker, clerk of the county hoard, thu com mittee) appointed to examine into tin: wliiskey petitions has been forced to v liait its work. Mr. Acker, who is In r Johnson City, Tenn., will have return- c ed by Monday morning and tho com- r mittee will then resume its labors and I wil probably bo able to report it? find- a ings within the next wonk or possibly r earlier. This has'been a stupendous r task and tho thre men entrusted with' c the undertaking have found it to bc ? very tedious. Thpy are not yet ready v to give out any Intimation df what I they have discovered ;} Force Work Through Night. The large force of mon ongagoi in ? the construction or* tho new iliac t F<"dgc station on Main street workcO ( ' thron ch the night Friday night in an t effort to get tho fli.st floor of the new, ( building completed. They have prog-1 F resscd to the place where Friday night ? tliey worn pouring thc cement for tho floor and it was important that thia work be finished,in ns quick time a?| possible. This station will bo a hand-J some Htrueture when it Is' completed j and it will be so arranged that travel- ! ors will bo supplied with every pos sible convenience. Its location is Hn-j other'strong point and it will certain ly be a great improvement over the] .present inadequate quarters. MT: Frlrkhocffer : ' Returns Tomorrow. C. W. Frlckhoeffcr, who had in charge the construction of tho hand some Boll Telephone building in this city, wlir return tomorrow from his' home in Birmingham. Ala., and will spend several days hero before (paving for another contract. The handsome building which Mr. Frl?khooffer erect ed hero ls a credit to the city and thc t?l?phone officials ny. well pleased with lt. They are now making propsr- ; atlnns for putting their 'installation' gang on tho work of changing the ap-' paratus but say that it will bo thou: October 1, before they can oecuply tho new-quarters Kveryon? Enl?yed v The Tennessee Trip. V Quite'a large number-di Anderson "?nty people returned: yesterday ( jiu Johnson City. Tenn., where ?.b~y went on the excursion which waa op-1 eratcd by the Piedmont & North?:.*n. lines. Among those to make thi, trip1 from this section were H. 3. Trescott| and Harbert Martin of Pendleton ..and wheo these gentlemen passed throngn j Anderson yesterday, en route io their home, they said that they had never enjoyed a trip more than ?hoy did thi? one. Prominent Men - Here Ycs*crday. Among the best known of the visit ors attending the Travelers Protective Association rally, held In Anderson last night, waa W. A. Livingstone of Orangchurg, who ls president of tl?-! Stat; T. P. A- and Thos. B. Pearce of Spattanburg,. who ts also high In the offices br the State Association. Th eso gentlemen have both visited Ander son a mimi)er of times and they al ways expect and receive- ? very cor dial w?fcome here. . -o-_ Condition Of A Starr athen, to bo noticed in the condition of .V. News has come from Starr to the effect that but slight improvement is H. Pruitt and .grave fears ara enter tained for his recovery. Mr. Pruitt has been Ul for some timo but that his con dit Ton 1s serious.has not been generally known. Friends of bis hope that he may yet .rally end regain bis hoatth. ' \ ?-. SPARKLETS * Mention Caught Over the * eels of Anderson '* H- ? * <?> * * * Hiss Chiles Is To Return Herr, Mian Lucia iChlfcs left yesterday norning for Af ho vi] Ie. N. C., when ;he will .spend the Slimmer month? vitli her brother. Miss Chiles has an. lounced that sherwin return to An lor?on in September and reopon hoi nuslc school ut the home of Judge W. ?*. Cox. For the last five or six yean ihe !ias conducted one of the bes) nusic school*- in tho city and has had mich success with a large numbei )l pupils. Anderson people will b< rlad to learn that this ls morely a acation and that she will return nexl Tall. ?VIII lmproTC Towers Stree!. ' The street force has gouc to v?orl m North Towers street and a liumbei >f Improvements arc now being made The street IF beinK widened and will io made as good an any in tao city Cement sidewalk will bo !ai?l on ??!f lido of tho street and a brick wall ilong the other, while curbing will ilso be put In and the street properly trained. This will ho of much con rcnlence as this street is used by II lumber or vehicle; and before thif imo has not been ?in very good shape -o ['louds Yesterday Brought Some Relief. The few drops of rain and the low* iring clouds yesterday aftcrnonr .rought. somo relief to this section af er. the terrible heat of all day. Ev ?ry body was In a hotter humor lasi light and things livened up in ? -omarkably short length of time. Som< lections of tho . county probably goi tome rain and information from otb ir sections of tho State waa that ralr 'ell. The intente -Jient of the 'ast cw days In Anderson county surpass. ?a anything ever experienced hero be 'ore. I anther Candidate^ ?i,v 'For L?gislature* Th? latest canatatnV?or 'the legisla ure to offer himself before Andorsor :ounty voters is George M. F'3id ol .Villlamston. Mr. Reid 1s well know: til over tho county and he ls- said t< re very popular vj Ith thc voters. H< ia? never had experience in politic? -fe once made Ute race'' for cu'muj ; ii per visor, about five years ago. bul iiiis exception he has never r.?kr Int people for I.' elr support. Ho wit n al probability make a good race. Dr. Babb Is I . J? > 1 Seriously III. s * ... L . News has come from Columbia U Anderson to the effrct that Dr. H. M 3abb of Horici I'ath is critically il n a hospital -it that place and muet inxiety has been -occasioned over hie condition. Art ^n-i-y^n pliysi? ? in ?ai ummoned yesterday morn', nh. to com? o the sick maa s liedij'de and every hing possible lb being dono. 7hit innounccment will occasion much re [rot In Anderson because Dr. Babb IE mo of Honra Path's best known and nost popular men. larrrlsters f?ave '1 V ' .' .In ?I ge An Ont In fr. \ The Anderson bar association plan i?d and put into effect ?? very pr?t compliment yesterday ?\ftir.imm foi '?'??'.8 Frlnce. The AndTar? v lnwyi rt ?averila Honor alroty-idallghtiot Ht lu i'onie at Carlisle -McKinney i pring, the event liking attended only ty the lawyers and the court effi lai?. Judg'e Prince* ls one of tho most lopulnr Judges on,she bend and holds t socjrt place In tho licarta ot Ander, on poodle. * . '--O-mi fr. Lig?n Is NOTT Improved. Anderdon people*.will, be glad to aarn'that Clifton blgon. who has been ulta 111 for the pa?t Tow weeks,' ls 'gi*, y. '?' ANOTHER SPECIAL FOR NEXT TUESDAY 60 PAIRS SAMPLE SLIPPERS Worth $'1.50, $4 and $6 NEXT TUESDAY FOR $1.95 A PAIR. TH KS 10 samples are from the line of the UTZ & DUNN CO. and the very nbwc3t creations _J4Q_J?1U_ stock, but livery pair fresh and up-to-date. Sizes range from 3 to 4 1-2. NO CHARGES NOR APPROVALS. SHOE COMPANY f \ *? ? ' ' . . :'v .. * U N Ot R MAS 0 NIC T EMPLE Shoes That Satisfy;. 1 now quite a good deal Improved and . la now. able to be down town. Mr. Ligon wu3 rclzed with an attack Fome days agu and it waa (cai cd that his illness i?ight prove to be serious. Thc . information that he ls better will be i welcomed on every side. ? Mr Burnett To 1 Deliver Address. | Fred M. Burnett, Secretary of tho r Anderson Y. M. C. A . vMH go ;c Clemson college today ?ind will de liver an nddre.is In the P.v. ?.? ;-- r.l.nrch f at that place. Mr.. ' Burr-.e.u is a scholarly speiker and a .deep 'Hunker, " and tho Clemson peo-A' wif.- cirtvln ; ly be pleased willi hfa effort: today. Animals Are Also Suffering. From dilfereiu sections of tho coun try reports are reaching-. Anderson 1 that the live stock is suffering from ' the heat: lt. is said that a number ! of horsor. and mules have- euccumb ? od to the heat and tho farmers of tho 5 county are becoming exercised over tho matter. It IB simply a question of f the "plow- hands and others. remember t lng that the-animals-suffer almopt as 1 much ar. men do anil it ls up. to them 1 to see to it that they have proper' caro and protection. -o i ? \ Mr. Austin is the Newest Candidate. > H. Ware Austin, of Belton, one bf . the best known citizens of that place, I lr the latest . candlato to ' announce ? for the position of county auditor of i Anderson county. Mr. Austin numbers , his friends by the hundreds and he . will make a.good raco for;the office. . He ls now holding a responsible po , 8ltion with tho Belton m il lr, and- it . he should be elected to this office, , he will prove to be capable and com i potent. .. : ' * ??? . o Pleased With the Forst Buy's Prospects. Those who are In charge of thc arrangements far thc flrat day ot thc Opening series with Greenville, which ', ls to be played on the home ground! Monday. Tuesday arid Wednesday ' are now planning for waking. Up thin gt ' Around Anderson tomorrow. Tho) 1 will circulate a petition around towt '? asking tho . merchants to close. at * ? o'clock and Anderson-* will tomorrow . outdistance Gaffney's 800 at the open ' lng ?ame. ' . ' Mill League Is> * Nan. Going Good. Thcattendaoco at the mill league game ,in' Anderson yesterday. after noon was excellent and ' lt was sah that ? number of fans at*" Belton \ wit nossed tho exhibition In that place '. : "* : ? Fait ball IP being played every Sat-*' unlay afternoon between the. tlife va rious mill league teams and if'-, the Anderson fans .really want to see tirot class hall thoy will avail themselves of thc opportunity. While thc -mill leaguo teams may not be as fast, as aonib furnished by the other leagj?tes of this section, they go after ,'tho games and they furnish good, whole some amusement. Gluck defeated Bregon yesterday 13 to 1. B IJOU , ...THEATRE MONDAY'S PROGRAH' CHELSEA 77?h Famous Players. Henry E. Dix IB featured in this thrilling detective drama produced in 4 wonderful: reels. This is the greatest detective- story over filmed, as a play it ran on the lo gftim'ati stage in New York for more that n year, and was ono ot tho big t ?' .successes ever shown there. The pl / round? every depth or tho under ? ,orld, dlccloses Its secrets, its meth ods and emotions. Don't fall to see tms great production. , Coming Tuesday "Lucille Miore" se rlos No. 9. . . . : . Coining Wednesday' "Acron1' the At lantic" 3 reel IMP with King Bag got. Seo our big od for this week's pro gram In this paper today. .'. ;, CLECTWC f IL... THEATRE ; " . ' g _ , :. y MONDAY'S PROGRAH | THE NEWEE WOMAN Majectic. A -suffragette face every lady In tho city should BOO. SHORTY'S TRIP TO MEXICO*-^ Broncho. A" two reel feature' ot lifo On the border. Beginning a now series "Thc Adventures of Shorty." FOR LOVE OP COLUMBINE Reliance.. This ts Bo?ner comedy. Coming Soon ?The. Million Dollar Mystery," 4 REELS-^lOc Mutual Moyles Mali? Time F^.