Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THESE PRICES WON'T LAST MUCH LONGER Metter ?ahc advantage "f Hie reduc tions we un: offering un ull low cuts. SI KN ?t;ii() Oxfords .$1.0*? ?5.00 Oxfords .*l.00 U 00 Oxfords .WJ?? $.*J.f>0 Oxfords .#2 7.?! WOMEN $5.110 rumps 4.00 Pumps . 3.50 Pumps 3.00 Piinipu #1.00 . twa None charged er sent on Approval. SHOE COMPANY UN DLR MASONIC TEMP LEI Shoes That Satisfy Weil, they ate just the nty?e ?ob one needs for the pretty bunga lows that are being built today. i. j*,! Iv; 6 c FASHION ABLY i t a 11 o n 5 i lo no o ra m J t? ENGRAVED />i, IHK ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT * FOR. THIS Jt/XCL-U>SiVE, J^mEV.* You Use a little extra money to good advantage just now? Haven't you something lo sell? Do you own something you no \ longer ute, but which ii offered at a bargain price would ap peal at once to some one who does need it? ' An INTELLIGENCER Want Ad win tum the trick. ^ PHONE 321 iv' ?<;';?.. ?' . . . ?\ ?1 . . . ._. guou ...THEATRE! TODAY'S PBOGBAM THE BELMONT QUA BTE TTE will sing today ".Medley," "When \'*>a and I Were Yoong Maggie,*' Comedy Song," "In the Shadow of the Pine," thia song by, special request, "Com ed) Hong" and MDown on the Brandy* wine" also by special request . TBIBAL WAB IN THE SOUTn SEA8| ' 101 Bison. 2 reel festuro with Wm Clifford and Marie Walcamp. WIFIE'S BUSY DA? Joker. Comedy. FOl'BTH BEEL TO BE SELECTED Coming tomorrow "Maud and nts Brothel'' 2 reel Victor, a western with Warren Kerrigan. Wholesale sad Befall SEED RYE ABBUISZIt SEA 81I?BE ASDI MOUNTAIN ?BOWN FURMAN SMITH, THE SEEDSMAN * .y. .?A # * # ****** * ELECTRIC CIT *_ * Items of Interest and Personi * Wireless on the Si ****** * ******* Toi ire Rode In "Black Marin." Th?: Anderson police Btatiori re ceived a liurry up call yesterday morning, tel lin? them that a big crai game waa going on among sonic ne groes in thc lower part of town. Twi of the patrolmen started to answer the rall and they happened io spy thc ?.hised delivery wagon belonging to the Hue Hive. They pres.-ed the au tomobile into service and the two "?.ops" got Into the back end of the vehicle, so thal they could be shield ed from view. One of the policemen auld that he had never gotten into auch a furnace in his life and that he almost smothered to death before he reached the destination. When they did they discovered that the negroes wore merely playing "skin" for fun and that no coln was in evidence. Two disgusted policemen carno back to j town . Six Nines Make Make Total Expenditure. II. A. Gentry, clerk Sn the oi?lcc o' tho county treasurer, discovered what he first thought was almost an unbe lievable total for the'county's chitins when ha figured them up yesterday. Once every month the county treasur er has to ligue up th? entire claims paid for thc month, from the 15th to the 15th am when Mr. Gentry ran hlf total up yesterday he found that all claims paid In Anderson county dur ing the month made a total og $9,999. 99. There were 250 claims of various kinds paid during thc month. It ls hardly probnblc that there was ever such a total before In the history of | the the county and lt is very doubtful if such a thing will ever occur again. Pellagra In Anderson County. Or. J. Adams I layne, head of the state board of health in South Car olina, has made public his report on discates In this state for the last month It 1B seen by this new report that only two new cases of pellagra have been reported from Anderson county, although in tho state ut large, there were 87 new cases of thc dis ease. The statement ls made that thl1? large number does not necessar ily Indicate any spread of tho disease in South Carolina, but rather shows that thc physicians of thc state are taking more pains to report. Hipase People To Have Parade Rumor has it that all the Blease supporters In thin immediate section are to gather In Greenville tomorrow for a big parade. The statement has not been verified hut lt ls understood that the Greenville people are pre paring for such an affair and have sent an invitation to Anderson for thc local Bupporters to como over and nol p out and it ls also said that a ? number will come from Spartanbuvg | for thc event. Many Other Towns Send Congratulations. Tho Anderson chamber of commerce I ls receiving letters every day from other' towns and cities In this reef lon and from prominent business men in tho state, congratulating the secretary of tho local chnmber and tho city of Anderson upon tho splendid edition of "Aggressive Anderson" which has ] just been issued. A letter was receiv ed yesterday from tho secretary of the Salisbury, N. C.. chamber of com moree, in which that gentleman take: occasion to say a number of pleas ant things about thc city. Received Letter Prom White House. Whon Mrs. Woodrow Wilson tiled] in Washington a short time a/to. Cl ur once W. Beaty, deputy clerk o: court, forwarded a letter of sympa thy to the president, on bchnlf of ?ho employes ot tho Anderson county clerk of court. Yesterday Mr! Beaty received an engruved card from the White House, which said: "Tho Pres ident and members of his family, ac knowledge with grateful appreciation your kind expression of sympathy." Fire Truck To Hani a. Triller The chairman of tho fir? committee cf the Anderdon city council ha( issued orders to Chief, Jackson of the fire de partment to have a coupler made so that the fire truck md the hook and ladder truck may be connected in case j of serious fires and Ute two hauled by the power of tho auto truck. It is said that same system is used In some other cities and is found to be feasible. *~ '.? Editor Pleased With Trip Here. G. F. Hunntcut, editor of the Sou thern Cultivator, has a most interest ing article in the curren Issue rf bia magasine concerning hts trip to An derson for the first grain festival. Mr. Hunnicut praises Anderson county and . Anderson's farmers and he says in tho art|cle that they are among the moat progressive farmers ' to be found-In the South. He was delighted with everything he saw in this city and county on hie recent visit. Caught j After A ; ? Sta Tear's Chase. Len Latlmore, wanted In Greenville | on the charge of disposing of proper ty under mortgage and of Jumping.o bond signed by Barney Jackson, wa; arrested yesterday In Belton and wlV be taken back to Greenville to stan trial. The brime of which Lattmor ls accused was committed six year ago and he has aweceeded In evading ] arrest ever since th.it time. Y. .y. :{.:{..{.:{.:{.:{.:{. .y. :{.:{?.'{. .{. Y SPARKLETS * _; * xl Mention Caught Over the * .reels of Anderson * ^T* ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty Explains Why Living h ililli Ono of Anderson's well known bua Ines men aBked tho question yester jday: "Why is the cost of living so high" and then ho answered hi? own question by saying the cost of living is due to two thingu, thc indolence of thc American people and tb'; tele phones. The business mau explained thal the housewives of the country ?depend upon thc telephone to order groceries, their meats and various 'other articles of merchandise and buy ! with but little regard for price and sometimes never see the packages when they arc delivered. He pointed out that if the women would do their marketing in person they would get better values, better measures and better weights. And Anderson should have a market house. ---. Han ker? Say Business is 0. K. A group of business men stood on n street corner in Anderson yesterday discussing business prospects and tho general condition of things around town. One man opined that business was rather slow, whereupon a banker in thc crowd chimed in with the re mark that so far as II?B bank was concerned,, hr. could not see that bus iness was any worse right now than lt ls at this season of every year und ! in fact he beliovcs that it is a little ! hotter. This put the pessimists on thc run and all finally agreed that there is nothing wrong with business conditions In Anderson. 0 LI'tle Negro Was Ran Over. AB bo started to cross the square J yesterday aftefrnpon, a little negro boy was run over by an automobile and his legs badly bruised, although | he did not suffer any serious inj' Mhvj Lula Smith was driving tho car which struck him, a Ford automobile, and Hhe had as her companion M1B? Isabelle Webb. The little negro wo.-' carried to thc office of Or. C. F. Rossi where he received medical attention. - ? o Anderson People Living In Hopes. Anderson business men and Ander . n ,1 farmers are in hopes that tho I conference held in"<Columbla yester day on the cotton qnestlon may be productive of come results and that ! those interested In the question may bo abie to figuro out some pinn for helping the South Carolina farmers if no others. Tho complete report of | the meeting ls being awaited with in terest. ';. ? o I - Examining The ?> . Anderson Bunks. Capt. I. M Mauldln of Plckcns, the State bank examiner, and James H. Craig of Andorson, the assistant ex-j amlner, are both in Anderson going over tho books of thc local banks. They have finished with four of thc Anderson banks and say that they have found conditions Very satisfac tory with all the local Institutions. -uMil?itf !-Hi Mr. Wilson Suffered-"'' . A Painful Injury. Ralph Wilson, of the Moore-Wilson company suffered a painful injury on | yostorday when he sprained his ankle | as he was alighting from a street cai Mr. Wilson is unablo to walk as a re sult of his hurt and ls confined to] his borne. Greenville Man Here Yesterday. F. C. Pleusants Of Greenville, -who bas charge of the affairs of the Inter national Harvester company in this section, spent yesterday In Anderson ai.'l while hero he made' a number of complimentary remarks about An derson county farms and Anderson county farmers. Mr. Pieasants says that ho confiders Anderson one of the boat farming r.cclions In tho whole state and that he is always glad of u chance to visit this city.' -o-( Man Was Caught With the G?od?. . Will rogers, a well, known young white man., was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge-of selling Uq uor, just as he was handing the liquor bottle to the buvcr add; receiving the money for thc same, according to tim statement of Patrolmen Sanders ami Footer. The two officers'became SUB plclouo over Rogers' .actions and. they trailed him down whttner street and then secreted themselves behind a pillar under tho overhead bridge They saw tho entire transaction ana nabbed Rogers. He was placed -In fall and will be given a hearing today at.12 o'clock. Senator Named Anderson Man Following, the request made by Sec retary McAdoo that the Senior senator from each state name six delegates to represent csch state, at tho confer ence to bo.held next Mondcy 'In Wash ington to consider the cotton prob lems, Senator Tillman hm* named the I men from this state, air < ug thom bo- ] lng ah Anderson man, ?- H. Glenn. Mr. Glenn has been nt .ned as one of the delegates to represent the fermera j of the state. ? -O-rrr Spending A Month . Ia New Hampshire. Col. Joseph N. Brown and family lett yesterday for the White .Moun tatas ot New Hampshire, to :W gone until October. Cot.. Brown suffers severely at times from bay fever add thia resort ls probably the most fa mous In the world, for1 that trouble. People gather there 'from all parts of tho United states and ti ls said they derivo much benoni from the halaara air. . -. .? V.4 '?NW-3?' PALMETTO THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM THE KING AND GIBBS MUSICAL COMEDY CO., . Presento THE MISFIT PARLOR The Funniest act yet presented at the Palmetto. IN MOVIES THE 7TH PRELUDE.,.M.Essanay 2 Reel Special DR. SMITH'S BABY.Vitagraph Comedy HEARST-SELIG NEWS PICTORIAL. AU the Current News Told by Movies. Vaudeville for tomorrow: "THE LADY DOCTOR." All of next week-THE BON TON GIRLS -10 of them. Il THE COOLEST PLACE IN ANDERSON nra On the THE Intest Alice Joyce feature play ls "Tlie Vampire's Trail." There are three Important roles lu this pliotn-pluy. und they ore admirably noted hy Miss Joyce, AUco llolllster uud Tom Moore. "Andy Hos n Toot linche." Eighth adventure of Andy, by Mnrk Swnn. Ani?y. our hpro who has had many stir ring escnptides lu tin- past. (Iuds him self conquered by n raging toothache, ? which his mother falls to relieve. Ar riving ot the dentist's. Andy is reluc tant about remninlng. Cou you picture bis thoughts? In "Two Stepchildren" n young lad from the country meets fi young girl from his home town, rescues ber from drownlug after an Icy plunge Into the river, len TOR her story nt privations Ufter being driven from borne by bar stepmother, snd, although down and out himself, his manliness rlBes to tho occasion, and he encourages the girl to make a new start in life. In "The Moonstone of Fez" a woman vanishes under the very eyes of ber companion. Subsequent rc vein lions, through the moonstone, bring io light the truth. The woman's daughter, left alone in Algiers, Is glad to leave the scenes of . terrible experience as the bride of the man who helped ber solve the mystery. . "A Deal In Statuary,'* by Richard Neill Gerald, a sculptor, would much rather attend automobile parties and tango teas than work at his profession. He is bard pressed by his creditors and writes bis aunt for SI,000. She agreed te give bim $5,000 for his first statue. A i..is(.. evous boy and a pin upset btt plans In a' humorous way. "Something to a Door," 'by Mnrk Swan. Tho many Isugb provoking sit uations in this comedy are caused by a father's dislike for the lover of his daughter. He finally p-ots to have the lover arrested, but finds himself a prisoner "instead. ROBERT SHOWER. Itobert Brewer's work ns Superin tendent Karkara in the recent "Cleek" series ls said to have been the best of his career. ? "Illa Wife's Biirglr.r." by II. Koehler. Mrs. Smith' was addicted to Rnddins about. Her husband, in nn attempt to cure her. placed n lifelike dummy un der ber bed. She discovered lt and calls the police. Smith removed the dummy and hunted for his RIIISHPS nu der the bed.* His arrest aud release complete the cure. "A Canine Rival." eighth of Wood B. Weders sentimental experience*-, by Mark Swan. My. bow Dora's dog. Gyp. disliked Wood IV Wedd: But to win her he tried to gain the dog's nf fecllons). He got them, bat lost hera. Dr. C. E. Burts has arrived In the city for n visit to friends and - rela tives. Miss Alberta Bruck. Minn Lois Jack son and Mrs. W. D. McLean have re turned from a trip to the North Car olina mountains. W. E. Watson and W. P. Marchall Sro spending a few week? at Atlantic City and arc enjoying life, judging from the post curds which they ar? Bending back to Anderson. Misses Bertie and Nelle Gentry of the Euroka section were shopping in the city yesterday. , '' ' r W. P. Smith of tho Trinity section wa? among the visitors to Spend yes terday In the city. A. G. Now of Greenville spent a few hours in the elly yesterday. Mrs. A. D. Ledbctter and children baye returned from Highlands, N.' C., who're they have been spending sevor at weeks , j Dr. R. A. Allgood of Ridgeway is spending a few days tn the ctiy on business." ' Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cely left on yesterday for Chicago and other mar keting points, ' to be gone about '.cn days. 1 ~M . .' . Josh Bristow- m on-ig c?- of the Bijou and Electric j theatre has returned from a business trip to Atlanta, v, Miss Camello Smith and Mrs. R. L. Smith ot Lowndesville wore in tho city shopping .yesterday. . ... : Mrs. C. B. WareV-v of Bolton, wak shopping in the ct?, yesterday. . j. W. Butler ot Athen, Ga., was ono pf the visitors tb spend yesterday in the city. Alec Melt co of O reen v ll Jo was in the city yesterday for a few hours. Miss Annlo Shirley of Belton, was shopping ia the etty yesterday. Miss Elita; Ransom, formerly ot Starr, tn this county, but now living in Charlotte, passed through the etty yesterday enroute to her old home for' x short visit. S. W. Cartee of the Lebanon sec tion was among the visitors to spend yesterday iii the etty. I?'r. and Mrs.- Frank Burton have returned from Aehovillo, N. C., where they have been Gpcudlng sever al weelu. . . < " J. B. Stone of tho Six and-Twenty coction was in tho .city.'yesterday. Henry Harper has*'j^fa?H? ; Char lotte, N. C.,'oh a.bflisBiOB?^trip^ , .E. P. Vandiver hus'returned from a short Stay In Asheville, N. C. Mrs. R. C. Laughlin aud R. C.. Jr.,Toft yesterday afternoon for Wll BamEtou whore they will spend ten days. Miss D?osle MaGIll and -Miss Bes sie Yonn~ ** ohick Mills, have gone to J bmdorsonville, N. C., for a visit to relatives. Mr. and Mr?. Albert Kay have re turned from Asheville, N. C., where they have boen spending alvera! days. ? ? ? ' ' ' ..- - - .* . Mrs. T. E. Howard and daughter returned/ yesterday from a few weeks stay at Jncase&j t. Mr?. Gus Hodgon s and' children brfvo returned from Portman Shoals, where they have been spending BQV eral weeks. , . Mrs. D. M. McCloud and two chil dren of Sumter are; visiting nt tho home.of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Farmer in North'Anderson.1 'Dr, C. F. Rons returned yestorda> from a two weeks' visit-to Virginia. Mrs. Floss will ho out ,of the city for another-month. ~Misr. Rutli Welbora o*r~Union wilt arrive in tho city today to he the guest of Mrs. Edward Hutchins In North ' Anderson. S. M. Vance has returned to Rai oigh, N. C., after spending a few/day? tn.the pity. Mrs. J. G. Cunningham har* return, ed from a ' stay of several weeks .ar her old home In Andersonvtlle. " ? ;_?. Mrs. B H. Sadler? Mrs. T. H. Wat kins and M?as Louise Aull of Pendle Hanging Paper AT Clemson College this week Anderson Paint & Color Co. Phone 647. Bleekley Bldg, We will be In oar nen quarters anent September let: Watson VnndWer Building. ONION SETS if. u?-f I '.""5 viv.: ' 1 -. " . / WHITE BERMUDA, EXTRA EA?L_ WHITE PEARL, SILVER SKIN, YELLOW DANVERS, AND BED WESTEBHELD-KOW !K TRANSIT. FURMAN SMITH, THE SEEDSMAN _J_ ton were shopping In the city yester day v Miss Dora Gray ot .Columbia has ar rived in the oliy for ? visit tb Mrs. a. G. Cunningham.