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gSSSSSSSSSSa IA C ?fj Shoes ?j That Satis Ul SOMETHING ve jjgj ^ hard to get; sas Geisberg Bro.'s S ES Co., claim to have ag ?hoes that will please :? every sense of the w< ag This enterprising, i s: V : lore has since SS cuing only a few mc =5 back, built up a rep t?on for Square dea gajid selling "SHC THAT SATISFY", 1 S will ever be a sourci 3 pride to thc manag =g and to the buying pu ac of Anderson and vi Ss i ty. , We appreciate sss efforts made by SS company to give to Sp derson a shoe store sss: ond to none in the st Always courteous aa obliging, the mana: ?jg of this concern are < ap tinua?ly striving to as the best to be had in f aa y/ear. Modern in e> as *r?spect,! this store of as ativaiVtages' that' it ? Iji^y^ow to investiga I?!!!?iiiSi?!?!!lii!!iilii!!!l i t?erso??l f ? AA*-,JI,AX.? i J-lj.Aj.AAA J .? ? A TTTTTyTT^TTT*rTiTTT'f TTT I V I'T 'f J. Meteor King of Marlin township wan among the visitors to spend yes terday in tho city. ? - v Will Tjicker of tho Hopewell Bee tloo" wau In tho city yesterday on hus t?. C. Garrison^of Sandy Springo spent a few honra In Anderson yester- ? dey. W. 0. McClure of tifo Rock Milln section was In Anderson yesterday on business;^ John ? Shaw of Belton spent part | of yeatetpay In tho city. A. MJEDOU'lof Anderson R. F. n was In |be city yesterday for a few houn: ,| '. , rfe ''..J \ J. S.^Acksr, clerk, ot the-county board, hes been taking a wedk's v? duties tomorrow. C. M, Hawkins of the Long Branch section waa" hmong the' visitors* lo l np. and yesterday In tho city. Ollie Cromer of Honea Path was In Anderson yesterday on business. j W. A. Spearman of the Brushy{ Creek section was among the visitors ; to tim olty yesterday. J. M. .Fisher of Lev-! Land waa tn .Anderdon t? it ?Ttl nv nu lnuin?.o i C. 0. Bannister of Cray ton vii le " In Anderdon yesterday for a few hours. I. T.f. York of Iva waa among the vtaitoia ;t?;spend yesterday In tho Hiss Jolla Maxwell of Walhalla eros chopping <h th?'city ycetcrdav, ' *Hrs. A. s. Bowie and Miss MUT* j. Bowie of Starr wore shopping la tho j T. S. McCall of Wlllt*raston was aiuong the business visitors to spend yesterday In tho city. M >ss Nettle Mcphail or Hopewell, spent part of yesterday in th? city. Miss Rtisa Dickson of Townvllle. .' was ?hoppingiib the city yesterday. < fid Sadler of Townvllle vas among ? tho visitor? to spend yesterday In the city. j Mr. and Mrs. Waymea Belgier of 1 lilli!!!!!!!! Ifl? ^lassi Of Firms 1 fy ; r y yet hoe the in ord. new op mth uta ling )ES that t of ;ers, blic ian the this An sec ate. and gers ;on get oot rery fers; will itt J I?0I1II ffrltfffffBl AUTOMOBII Todd Talks: There's war going on but you wouldn't know Fords are selling. GROCERIE Irish Pototoen . Tomatoes . Beuns . dunker Outs . 8 Pimentos. Sliced Pineapple Sib ran for .V>r Crab Meat with Shells Crab* . IDEAL GROI Phone 471 SHOE STOI Treat Your to Shoes that boast Styli workmanship and Dorabll Tonr shoe ls the Last Th! OB, but the First Thing notice, WK SK LL TUE KIND T< TO BUY. GEISBERG BROS. S l'NDKR MASONIC Tl SHOKS THAT I SAT lllllllllllllllillllilllllli Starr were shopping Ip the city yortvr- j doy. . i i ? ] :.;> Mr. and Mrs. Lawrance Mca*o nf Starr spent ' yesterday In Andorson arith friends. "?. O. McCown of th? Mountain Creek section was in Anderson yester day. Mr. and<Mrs. Joe Jones of Starr rpent part of yesterday In the city. W. P. Roland ot. Starr waa among the visitors to spend yesterday In the city. B. 8. Breaseale of Pendleton spent a few hours lu the city yesterday. C. L. Watkins of near Belton was in the city yesterday .for s short stay .j C.'*. Martin or the e Na le's Creek section was in tho city yesterday. ^, ? i... Gerfjse Rogora. a well known Aft* aersoh planter, spent yesterduv h>$4 city. I . ' Mra^l qiarflu?e eDan of Starr waa ahdpping in the city yesterday. Dr. S. C. Dean, ot Starr, was in the. city, yesterday 'for ' * few hours. Misses Nellie and Sarah McHugh hate arrived In the city for a visit to Misses Alberts and Millie McCue on Bleckloy street A. Loaser .has returned from the j norm wh?ru he has been pti.'elm&ing looda ?.ir lin ?nov rson atore. Mm J. N. Land ot Starr was shop-i pinar In. ?{JA pl?? ....".^-,1;... ? ??,,.. I boors. ' ' " Miss Alice Geer and Misa Iremvt'.ecr ! at the. NealeV Creek section were in I Anderson yesterday. Mm W. M. Woolbright of Townvllle I spent yesterday in tho sltr with] friends. Mr. sud Mrs. F V. Harbin of Pen-1 tlletdn were in the etty yesterday for! a few hourn. * Joe Simpson of Iva spent part of] rciCordsy tn the c-lty^ on business. Jeff, Oases way and He. ?, Pelham ! n* Pendleton wore among the visitors 0 spend yesterday in the city. Miss Ada B. Casey,of ScpUis wae| {hopping tn the city yesterday. 1 l>. Brown of Anderson, R F. D,,| ?pent yesterday ta tba city on busi ????. . . . . Mr. sqjd Mrs. J. C,_ Pruitt of Starr | vere among the visitors to spend yes crdsy in the city. lllllll?ilHIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ned . rhat Will Et LES. in Europe it the way Todd BARBER Complexion E -o Th? Sanitary I Sanitary Bar HOTE .. 45e peck .tte banket ., alka Sae Lins for Sic ,. 10c caa 90e or tiW for ^'"jj M00E4AT? SUBSTANTM < OOL, ( LKA1 and CLEAN : -at *E. Feet L Material, llty. v ina; 700 pnt that ot hera OH OUGHT, HOE CO. iMPLE. ISFY. SHOE SI HON'T THROW YOL'K OLD SHOES AWAY. Bring them to 11 murh more servi On the Square. I W- J, WC CARD To the Democratic Voters of South Carolina: Not being financially j able to make a canvass throughout the State and see the voters person ally, I take this means of thank? ing my friends for their help in the first primary, and of asking ther.i to continue their good work. 1 nave made r. clean, honest campaign and have stated my platform in a plain way. 1 have not had men travel over the state and work in my bc' "If, as my op ponent has done; neither am I giving up a position thr.t pays be tween five and six thousand dob 'btrs.'rJer year to nm for an office ?jjiat only pays ni ..teen hundred, as I charged my opponent with doing:-and he ". as never denied the charge. 1 understand that high /officials of railroads a- ' very active in Mr. Sheab/s bel ;lf. Certain parties are a!so eire-?'..tiing false and slan derous stab :nents against me over th? state, 1 ask the people of the state this (..testion: "If these state ments are true, why did not my opponent* charge them against me while on the campaign? " I charged Mr. Shealy *in my speech in Charleston with playing double-that when he would get with a strong Blease man he was a Blease man, and when with a strtyng anfi-Blease man he was ari ?ja?Hy strong opponent o'. Blease. I said then, arid say now; ?hat he is deceiving thc voters of this state, and 1 ask you, Mr, Vot er, which ls better-to have an honest man in office or a strad dler? I am a poor* man und need the office! at?4 if elected I promise to give my whole time and atten tion to the duties of the office, and no man shall ever have cause to regret my election. I shalt be fair to the interests undcrlhe ju risdiction of the hail road Com B USl?? ideavor to SHOP. I beautifiers : barbers BAV Whi Ugh Flak Nou "OldHoaie, DE. EA Ajdersoi LS. MONU PRICES. L MEALS ?ROOMS i.l NEN levue el THEE! IS i We are still ca MONUMEf White & HOP. LS and you'll get lee fra ai them, (ear EYans Ne? 8 ?od iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii U V- . y.i fid till j Ssion anua thal.Jth?v_ar?Iair.^^ ]?% the Votes-ihliVPr?SvY^ d?s, Anderson and Greewood counties/ These are ?the1' counties where i have lived and am. know,.. l .ask the honest, .people pf this state who believe in honest ?bv eminent, to go to the polls and cast their ballots for me and for the next six years 1 will make you as good a Railroad Commissioner as South Carolina ever had. Again thanking my friends for their support. C. D. FORTNER,? Candidate for Railroad Commis sioner. ;Newt Campbell .ot near Eureka school liiiu.',c was among the visitors to spend yesterday In the ?tty. H M. Garrison and W. li. Cinrrison of the Denver section were In the city yesterday. Prank nreazsate ?ad C. W. Duck wroth -or the lebanon section spent yesterday tn the etty. Ernest McCown of the MnupnUln Creek section rpent yesterday lu An derson. New Fa ml h to Reach City Teda}. mr. and Mrs. Phelps Sateen and danghters. Ruth and Grace, will ar ??? niiuci iun WUUJ ?U(| "WI mani: their home here In the future. Mr. Sasseen comes to Anderson to assume the position of advertising mansger of The Anderson Intelligencer. Ho has had much experience In "tho ad vertising business, having been ad vertising manager of the Morning Gleaner at Henderson for a number sf years. For a time Mr. mm Mr?v SaS - ^cvn "Hl nt- av munt? ar inc i nirjuoM hotel and later they wilt mow into a souse on Mc Duffie'street. Sahpoeaa SerV?d ?On Secretary nore. Porter. Ay^Thaley. secretary of the Anderson chamber of commerce and secretary Of, the Anderson Theatre Eompany, waa somewhat, surprised reiterday morning wheh he received | i subpoena through the mailt,-. For ?.minute or two Mr. Whaley actual nought that he had heel subpoenaed! io appear in tbe Atlanta courts and ?ratf about to call a ,meeting, of the' ?rector* of the theatre Ho then dis. j jovered that the paper waa.jnerely an1 Utvertlsernent-but a very clever' lehame became lt would h??o trtken i lawyer to tell that lt waa not a gen-) lina, and up-to-dat* subpoena., | Illlllllllllllllllll ess Directory eserve Your Patronage :ERY. te t fishing steadBread" MANI? IT, I IT a Bakery CIGARS. "Little Star" YOU ABE A . GOOD CIGAR Ho la "ANDERSON . sad "Fabrica" Anderson Havana Cigar Co. j Drugs-Soft Drinks. The Red Cross ? WENTS. LECTION 3VER indicia te s for your ?TAL WORK JOB WORK Co, The Best equipped Bind Gi y ila UPPER CAROLINA for bookbinding of the better Kind. Phone 693L INTELLIGENCER Job Printing Dept. DELICIOUS OKINKS APPRECIATIVE SERVICE The Red Cross On the Square I PHOTO STUDIO. =? IF YOU HAVE BEAUTY WE TAKE IT ll .YOU HAVEN'T VYE MAKE IT. o $ j ii The Grand Studio 1 v Can I Attract Attention? ?j Every business man who advertises feels the ass importance of the proper. answer to this question, ==r for in the answer he solves the question of RE- . =: SULTS. = The answer we give ir- the intelligent and per- sss sistent use of i?? Anderson Intellige ncer The Advertising Department is at your service. .illira^ Advertise In ncer Tile Best Averil siog ^?diuin ip Upper Carolina Tne ?^i^^'?S;Ot?. of tfie Many Testimonials Received From Advertisers in The Intelligencer : Steal Estate, Stock, Renting Anderson, S. C., August 27, 1914. Advertising Manager, , Anderson Intelligencer, Anderson, S. C. I Dear Sir:- N ????J11 ? ,. v. , I think it is only right that I tell you of two incidents that have occurred recently by our advertising in your paper, Ycs 't??daT?1 man walkt ? into the office-and said that he wanted to look at the Chamblee farm that we were cutting up West of the city. I showed it to him and sold him one of them before t got hack to ih^oflicc, I asked him where he saw the advertisement and he said JIT The Intelligencer. . ? ; J?,_ . , . ? o.^^ntiv HAA zr. inquiry fr~~ Columt?? -<. ? arid when "the man cameTip we sold him the place- He also said he sftw the advertisement in The intelligencer, 1 a I'M IV? ?vi j MM|^ ll L, S. HORTON, First Vice President. Il fr MORALS "?T PAYS TO ADVERTISE" ? I