The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, March 17, 1915, Image 9
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The Garrick Theatre
Wednerday, March 17 th.
Bowers and Bowers
present a complete change in song specialties
Moving Pictures
"The Answer"
2 reel Eclair
Featuring NOBART MYLES, IRMA EARLE,
and L. J. HALL. This is a cracker-jack Wes
tern drama.
"Fatty's Infatuation"
L-KO
Don't miss this comedy, they grow better
every issue.
"Wheo Slippery Slim Met the Champion"
Essa nay
Everybody knows that SLIPPERY SLIM is a
treat; he will cause you to laugh, even if you
don't want to.
"The Guiding Fate"
Biograph.
A good drama featuring MAE MARSH, you
are sure to like it.
OUR SHOW TODAY WILL CERTAINLY PLEASE YOU
Admission 5c and 10c.
Wc do not close for supper
Coming Thursday-"fie Master Key No. 12." "
"Til" GLADDENS
SORE, [IRED FEET
"TIZ" mikes ?ore, burning, tired feet
fairly ?lance with delight. Away go the
aches and pains, the corns, callouses,
blUters and bunions.
"TTZ" drawa
dWjm\ out the acids and
.| xii aunt that puff
V>?, up your feet. No
?aNJrv3fr*gV- - matter how hard
y?^?fKP you work, how
-?s 'Va l"ng von dance.
how* far you
walk, or how long
you remain on
your feet, "TTZ"
br i n i? H restful
.foot emu Toro.
"TiZ" i* won
. der ful for t?r?!.
aching, swollen, smarting feet. Yotiv f.et
just tingle for joy; akocs never Kurt Or
?.ecru tight.
Cet ii 25 cent box of "TIZ" now from
?ny druggist or department store! j liri
foot torture forever-wear smaller KIIOO*,
keep your feet fresh, sweet uni happy,
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O WKST CHEDDA lt N H WS n
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O O O O O O O o o o o o o .> o o o o o.o
Thc farmer-, are Kind to ?co this
dry weather and are making good
u*e ot it. lt looks now as If we
might have some more rain soon.
Our new mere-hunt is now moving
in his 'new ?tore, just onposlte th?
G. S. & A. station.
M?as Helen Price hus nluru'.-d tc
her home ut Pendleton lust Friday,
after spending u week willi ber Mis
ter. Mrs. C. C. Copeland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Copeland,
spent the week-end at the latter's
purent?. .Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Price
of Pendleton, und returned home
Sunday after a pleasant trip.
Professor Morrison filled bis up
potntment teaching the new method
of urthmctlc ut our school house.
I spoke of the wedding bells in om
town soon, OJ there ls a couple thal
hus been going together for uboul
seven yeurs; so think they .have do
elded to get married, aa the youn?
gent seems to bc nt home. All of out
people will be glad to see them mar
ried.
Our school i? in a flourishing con
dition under the supervision of Miss
Gertrude CMukscales. Miss Loin
Copeland und Mia? Lucy Kelly.? Wt
are \iry much pleased to have Buck
a fine young lady as principal, bet
assistants are filip young ladles.
Come boys und here is a chance
for vou all We expect to get np un
entertainment at our school coon, ut
the teachers are workiug hurd fot
it.
Here's to ull of us:
For there is so inucu good tn thc
tra st of us.
And so much bund in the best ol
us.
That U hardly behooves uny of U3,
Totulk about the rest of us.
When shall w,. ull meet again.
In thunder, lightning, or lu rain,
lilcst be the tie that binds oui
hearts in Christian love.
TAKEN UP--Black and , white cow
.with crumpled horns, taken ur,
Sunday. O. M. Heard, IO."? South
Kant Street'._
"The Anderson"
I
v- Our Theatre has been rented to the
Musical Festival For Wednesday,
Thnrsday and Friday of this week
We will resume picture? on SATURDAY.
I Watch the daily paper? for our program.
NEXT WEEK
We w?U ofter the greatest picture program
ever in Anderson. Our features will be the
kind that no other theatre in Anderson can
possibly hope to equal: We are going to
amaze the picture going public and the "An
derson" will be on every one's tongue.
The prices will not be increased as they will
always be 5 and 10 cents.
Of course our orchestra that has no equal in Anderson will
oe t?tere and just wait for their musical treat.
Music Festival a
Chautauqua td
PERFORMANCE AT 3 THIS
AFTERNOON AND ANOTH
ER AT 8 TONIGHT
DICKENS READINGS
AND A LECTURE
Scheduled for Opening Day
Those Attending Church To
night Will Be Dismissed in
Time to Attend Readings
Anderson's lirsr music festival and l
?...lour chautauqua begitiB today with
a performance ut -i o'clpck this af- i
teruoon and uuother at s o'clock this
?'Wiifiii;. The artists who will par
llcipato in today's program have ur
rived in th<- city, and everything la -
in readiness for the three days' of |
profitable entertainment, whf.-h have li
MECCA MARIE
S?~
VAUXEV
been planned by the chamber of com
merce in- conjunction with the An
derson College Association.
1'rogruin This Afternoon.
The prograTn this afternoon calls
for two of the best numbers on the
entire Hst. the artists being William ?
Sterling Maltis, America's foremost
Dickon's mun, and Francis Versey,
one of tbe best known lecturers on
the chautauqua platform today. Mr.
Maltis is scheduled for "Bill Sykes
and David Copperfield Churacterlza
THE ll KARON'S SISTF.KS.
tions" this afternoon, while Mr. Ver
sey ls scheduled to deliver his fctirring
lecture. "Signs of the Times."
The Program Tonight.
Tonight's program opens with a
muaient concert. The second number
on the program calls for . entertain
ment by Mr. Versey. while the even*
TVM. S. BATTIS.
lng will bc closed with moro readings
by Mr. Battis, 'who will give portray
als of Nicholas N'tckelby. - Mlcawber
and / Hu?- ten other well known Dick*
ens characters. ,
Mr. Battis' readings will begin at
9 -o'clock. It was announced inst
night that the meeting which Mr. S.
D. Gordon is to conduct thia evening
at the Firsi Baptist church will be
gin at 7:80 o'clock., instead of thc
usual hour of 8 o'clock, and close st
8:45, thus giving persons attending
the church plenty bf time to get ta
the theatre for Mr. Battle' entertain*
ment.'
Aviator Killed.
!/)S ANGELES. March 1?.~
Frank Stiles, an aviator, fell 300 feet
In an "sir well" at ? motion picture
city near here today.
Ile Jumped from ' the aeroplano
when 80 -feet, from the ground and
died front his Injuries shortly after
ward.
Stiles hud >>''*'P. lvjr>r here several
years in airships-of his own tunk.
ind Indoor
Begin Tonight
WATKR ANALYSIS
Anderson** Drinking Hilter N Free
From t oiit.uufaMiion Hays Fx
pert.
TU? Southern Public Ctilities
"otnpany ls in receipt ol the follow
ing analysis ?>i diinkiiiK waler sup
plied in the ?:ity of Anderson:
Charleston, s. C., Mur. 13-15.
Sanitary witter analysis No. 1"3?
of water received .Mardi lill".,
rroin .Southern Public l'lilitie? Co..
Anderson, s. C.
Results In parts per million: Color
1.110; Chlorine 1.00; Cree ammonia
. .02; Albuminoid ammonia l).03|
nitrogen in nitrates ll.00; Nitrogen
in nitrites 0.0?; Total solids 10.no.
bacteria) Analysis.
Macteriul Indications nf contami
nations negativa.
Remarks- -Frc,, from contamina
tion.
Respect in Hy submitted.
(Signed; F. h. Parker. M. I).
McChord Appointed.
WASHINGTON. March IC.-Com
missioner Charles c. McChord. Demo
crat of Kentucky, wa? elected chair
man of the interstate commerce com
mission late today, succeeding Com
missioner Jamel S. Harlan. The
chairmanship1 changes annually, the
commissioners rotating In the office.*
To The Public
Mr. Battis in charac
terizations of Charles
Dickens at the Anderson
theatre tonight will not
begin until after Dr.
Gordon's lecture at the
Baptist church, which
will be completed at
3:45 p. m.
Mr. Battis will start at
9 p. m" giving every
body ample time to go to
the church and then at
tend the Battis attrac
tion at the theatre.
Capt. Wrh.* Laughlin,
Chairman Festival Committee.
Fred. M. Burnett,
Serrntary Y. M. C. A.
Bring your
dollar here
THURSDAY
and get the greatest values
you ever Iud in your whuie life.
See our show window-any ar
ticle in our west window for one
dollar. .
Cut Glass
$2.00 Comports.?1.00
$2.00 NappleB.$140
$2.00 Oils...$1.00
$1.50 Salt Shakers ....$1.011
$2.00 Spoon Tray ....$1.00
$2.00 Jelly Dish ... .$1.00
$2.00 Olive Dish ... .?1.00
$2.00 Vinegar. .$1.09
$2.00 Sugar Bowl ... ..'.$1.00
$2.00 Puff Box. -$1401
$2.00 Pebble Vases.$1.00 j
China
$2.00 Mayonalse.$140 |
$2.25 Jelly Set .. ... .?MO
$2.25 Almond Set ... .$1.001
$1.75 Mayonnaise Set. ..$1.00
$2.00 Sugar and Cream .. . .$140
$2.00 Syrup Pitcher ... .$lJ50
$2.00 ? Bread and Butters, white
and gold. ... -.$1.00
$2.00 6 Bread and Butter, Mara
lla...$14t
Sterling Silver
$1.50 Napkin Holder. ,.$1.96
$1.50 Bells.$149
$1.50 Tea Balls . .$140
$100 Salt and Peppers.$146
$1.50 Combs.$149
$2.00 Baby Brush and Comb...$149
$1.50 Whisk Broom .. .. . .?1.00
$1.25 Pencil Set..$149
$1.25 Purr. .$149
$2.00 Picture Frame .-i.$149
$1.50 Puff Box ... ...... .-....$149!
$1.50 Cloth Brush. .$149
$1.00 SOLID GOLD $1.00
Scarf Pins Bar Pins
Tie Clasps, Cuff Pins
lungs, . Chains -
i .(.(kets, Hat. Pins
See the Window
It speaks for itself
Walter H. Reese & Co.
Anderson's Progressive Jeweler.
JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
? ?o
? SIX AND TWENTY u
> o
?OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
During tbe past few days of fair
weather our fanners liare doue a
ronnideiuble amount of furui work
md many fields are now ready for
fertiliser, and by the l.'.th of April,
f the weather will bb flt for farm
ivork we will hardly know that wt
vere behind with our work.
There is some complaint .about
>a(s being killed out during tbe se
vere eold weather ou red laud. Of
.ourse this land will be planted tn
ol ton. Fertilizer hauling ii now in
ull blast, and believe me some of
t ls being hauled, but not on half
nill be used this year that was used
a st year.
C. M. Martin has moved his shin
fie mill to this section and ip saw
ing ??,w:e fine shingles for our peo
ple.
Lee Kl rod lost a valuable cow last
Monday.
J. H. Elrod was. a business visitor
io Anderson last Wednesday.
Rev. H. A. O'Kelley preached one
M the best sermans at this place last
here. His subject was: "The Second
Coming of Christ."
Our Sunday school ls certainly
doing a fine work now under the
leadership of Prot. A. W. Meredith.
Everybody has a cordial invitation
to attend. We have over oue hun
dred at present and room for more.
A. Martin had a nico barn stolen
fpnm him a few nights ago. "Dug"
Robinson, a negro living witU H. F.
Mullikin also hud one stolen from
him.
G. S. Martin of Walker-McEl
moyle vvaB herc several days recent
ly getting out blocks for having a
large number of shingles saved.
W. H. G. Elrod ls in Anderson
this week attending court.
C. N. Murphy waa a business vis
itor to Anderson Thursday.
Emory Williams and wife of Mc
Elmoyle were visitors here last
Tuesday. ,
Rev. O'Kelley of Greenville spent
Saturday night at the home of A. Z.
Bryson.
Mrs. Adolphus Murphy of CroBS
Koads visited Mrs. A. M. Martin
Monday.
Misses Addle and Annie Wilson
of Hopewell visited relatives herc
a few nights ago.
There is still a considerable
amount of cotton in sor-? places yet
to be picked.
Mrs. W. T. Link and daughter,
Misn Janie of Willis' Chapel attend
ed services at this place last Sun
day.
E. W. Sion? and wife of Ceitrul
were visitors herc, last Saturday .Mid
Sunday.
In there Is a single voter
In tbi3 section who favors the
good roads bond issue, we have
failed thus far to? meet him
and we try to make it a point to
ask everyone we meet lt they are
in favor ot'the bonds. In conversa
tion with a prominent farmer of thc
Roberts section in Anderson lajt
Wednesday, we asked him if the peo
ple in his section were .In favor of
tho bonds, and be stated that to bis
knowledge, there wa.i only one. mani
in his section that was in favor of
them. Another from the Whitefield
section taid the same thing.
W. L. Casey claims that the Five
Fork section is opposed to them.
Are these communities not among
the most progressive ?In 'Anderson
county and does Pot some of the
county'? best citizens live in these
sections. ' Have they not brains
enough to know what is best for
them? Do they have to sit Idly by
and. let a few who, are under the
control of corporation.? 'dictate to
them what they must do. and if
they do not be dubbed as non
progressive, and of poor Judgment.
Are the tax payers of Anderson
county not already paying taxes to
.support several offices .that I.? 'not
worth a whoop to.them?. We can
name several, and one in particular
that ls of no more benefit to the
peoplp. of the county than the chief
of some African jungle tribe. Like
the turtle, the taxpayer has already
got too many leeches sucking their
living from-them. It ls not a question
as to Whether or not good roads
would he a bsd .or a good thing fdr
the''County, but a question as to
whether or not the' county is ahle
to try a three quarter million dollar
experiment. Just a little comparison,
please, aa to who hears the burden
ot the taxes.* This ls true ?nd the
parties are alive today to bear wit
ness to the facts. A, is a man living
on rented land. He made his return
at $40.00, includjng . everything he
Owned. The assessors raised 'his* as
sessment to $30.00. lie pay a poll
and road tax. The tax was lt mills,
making his taxes $3.14 B, is a mah
who owns 180 acres of 'land, four
head of horses, two cows and three
dwellings with necessary outbuild
ings, beside house furnishings that
could not be replaced for $1,000. Hts
taxes, everything Included, was a
little over $28.00. Now, where did
the burden fail?
It has been said that good roads
would increase the value of land'
from $10 to $20 per acre. It that
be the case we think that a large'
part of the money for the roed work
should be raised by an . abutting
property tai, thereby . making lt
heaviest on those whp receive tho
greatest benefit. lt does seem
strange that with the bond issue
there la. created enough offices to
take a nie? sum from the total
amount. The taxpayers should haye
been given to understand in no un
certain way that the boudv were to
be used .'or road work and not go
to pay L'.ncy ?alarles to road en
gineers,., i extra commissioners,
a CM rds and other grafters, aa wa*
the-case ia Tennessee.. The writer
ha? never in thirty-six years seen
the reads sa had as they, have been
the past . winter, and lt may be that
they will not. tie a? bad again Ut the
next thirty-six, and at the . and J of
that time roany ot us will not be
WAISTS
Nothing adds to a lady'? costume more than u pretty Shirt 'A aiM.
and we had this in mind when we bought our waists for this spring.
Wi- ask yon to come and sue them, and you will be de- fifi
lighted with the ones wo are showing for. *4>1.?""
Pretty Morning Dresses.
( omit Wbat the material would c ost yon for a house Dress. Ito
nothing of thc making We have them Thursday $ 1' 00
Also pretty Children's Dresses and Middy Blouses Q\ 00
10 yards of DleachinK Thursday
H? yards of CitiKhani Thursduy
$1.00
$1.00
NEW MODELS IN TAILORED S?1?S
Priced I'liUKUiill) Low.
WOMEN'S NEW NECKWEAR
At Popular Prices.
PRETTY HATS.
Millinery of Distinction
i . .
There's a distinctive style touch to our Millinery-a .refined ele
gancc that can only be imparted to a bat by ah artist-a pl asia;
becnmingnesS that sets off the face and gives a smart individual^
tb the wearer that is satisfactory; thutV. why our millinery busbies;
lins grown so. why it is still growing.
Mrs. B. Graves Boyd
Millinery and Ladies* Heady to YYcur.
needing Anderson county roads.
We. like Josh Ashley, are more in
favor of a direct Jax than we are ?
a bond issue, fur the simple reason
that If we become tired of the tax
we pan get that taken olT. but if
we get the bonds, death ls the on
ly thing that W,IH-rid us of them.
Wp thin!: Supervisor King is now
doing pretty well with what he has
at his command and let , use? common
sense and let pretty well alone.
W. fji. BARNETT. ?
Greenville Attorney /
Was Here Tuosdny. .
J. Frank Epps. a well known attor
ney of Greenville, was a visitor In the
city yesterday, haying come hero on
professional business.
ALL IO HMS OF I NT titi HANO?.
ABLK .MILEAGE AM PENSY
SCRIP BOOKS GOOD F lit INTRA
STATE PASSAGE IN SU TH CAR
OL! NA.
Effective S .turday. Mardi 20th.
1915. all^ Interchangeable, mileage and
Penny erip books, formR Z. 7,Z. SIM
and Penny Scrip (regardless of date
purchased) will be good with., -limit,
for Intrastate Journeys In South Car
olina by exchange' coupon? at ticket
windows for' passage tickets In ac
cordance with contract and tariff pro
visions.
Seaboard Air Line Kailronil,
Southern Hallway,
Carolina Atlantic & Western Ry"
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.,
Col umbin, Newberry & Laurens H).,
Atlantic ('oust Line Railroad.
TODAY'S PROGRAM
Tom Grimes' "Southland Girls"
presents
A Farce Comedy
MOVIES FOR TODAY
""SHORTY'S SECRET" ,
A two rael Broncho feature.
"THE HAPPIER MAN",
Beauty
The Palmetto will present for your ap
proval next week one of toe beat musical
comedies that ever played the Palmetto.
We know Ibis to be a fact, having looked
them over with our own eyes.