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The Yale expositor., 1914-12-10
important Town in Russian
Poland Occupied BY
kaiser's Troops
FOLLOWS THE BLOODIEST
BATTLE OF ALL HISTORY
Victory Is Considered important Part
of Campaign to Capture Warsaw
Which is Thought to Be
Next Move.

London-Lodz was occupied by the
Germans Sunday, after several days
OF the most terrific and SANCTUARY
fighting OF the war; according to an
official statement given out in Berlin
Sunday.
This is considered to give the Ger
mans a great advantage in their third
attempt to march on Warsaw. which
is about rs miles east-northeast of
the captured city, and is regarded as
part OF the German plan to break
up the Russian center, which has rest
ed on Lodz, by a forward drive and
enveloping movements on both TANKS.
That these enveloping attempts are
being made is indicated in reports OF
fighting about Piotrkow and How, TO
the north and south of LODI, respec-
lively, although the official reports
from Berlin and Petrograd have been
meager, the former. prior to the an
nouncement OF the occupation of LODI,
simply saying that "the battle about
Lodz is taking its course as expected"
while Petrograd early Sunday
morning stated only that the battle
was still in progress.
The Yale expositor., 1914-12-10

The Exposition prints auction bills
ON short notice--right In price. auai.
NJ Ant Appearance.
The Yale expositor., 1914-12-10

Yale Chapter, No. Ga. o. e. S.
Regular meetings Ia Masonic hall Wednesday
evenings during 1914 as folows:-Jsn. IA. Feb. ii
MARCIA II, April Is. May 10, June 10. July O.
Aug. IS. sept y, Oct .. Nov Dec. 2 special
meetings announced N the local column. Wis
ulng members cordially iavited
Alice Mckenxie. Sec Mrs. Drouyor, W. ~,
Mary Brown. Treas J. Y. Beavis. VIZ
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he h R'e,,ia,al
First Baptist Church Expects the
!. People Of the City 10 Attend
AN the Services. I. !

II y i Z. q -. Z Tfs :
Following the opening OF the revival
services att the First Baptist cirarch
lof anderson. apiendid services were
held yesterday; in this church Owing
to- unavoidable changes In the plans
OF those, in, charge ee the weeks
work tho services OF ian otit-of-town
|1pinisset could not b secure for tho
iftr.s servire. but DR. White, or At
Elantf arrived yesterday and from
nov On the meetings VIII be IN his
charge. " ~
Services Will take place this morn
| ing ut 10 o'clock and sslie social SER
Vice WI begin this evening at 1890
oscl9nk: IS
People present for the sirst serylca
yesterday said that Or. White won
| the iicart OF, his audience from the
i time, that lie spoke tine first word ,ln1:
Bi the end ;sUf sthe sermon and they
were lavish In their praise OF his able
effort. They say that no better man
mas ever visited Anderson and they
are Al e1fIdeht mat the meeting now
| Ia prcgress viii get results. s =
/ Tho fisstp of tie First Baptist.
Icifdreh end all the members OF his
lcongfegattn urge that the public
ltskc advantage OF these services and
Atten5 eaech and every oiias
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p t- .r-'f -F-F - 10
LOST THE
OPENING GAME HERE
WoFFoRD FITTING SCHOOL
DEFEATED LOCALS
WAS CAME FIGHT
One Touchdown Scored the Vic
tory for Fitting School Team
Over Local Aggregation.
WAS CAME FIGHT

In the opening game of football for
Anderson this year, played on Buena
vista field yesterday afternoon be-
tween Anderson High School and the
Wofford Fitting School, the Spartan
! h"NS lads won by the close score of
To U. For time it appeared that
the game would be tie, and again 1t
seemed that Anderson would shove
across the winning count, but three
or four miscues and superior playing
OF the opponent team at certain stages
OF the game went to make up the de-
feat Of the locals.
Inc game was called shortly before
4 o'clock with Means as umpire and
rarks as referee. Ligon and Boleman
as time keepers.
Anderson had the Kickoff and from
that time until the end of the first
ha!f Spartanburg Gutplayed the To-
Gals. The visitors rushed the Ander!
son team off its feet for the first
Quarter and It was almost more than
the A H. s. could do 10 hold rs
own until the end OF the first half. A
radically different story describes the
remainder of the game, with the ex-
ception of the one score that the
visitors managed to register.
The locals got their breath In the
second half and for the greater part
OF the time played the Fitting School
of its feet. The splendid work of
King. Jones, Kay and Smith, Ia, fea-
tufed the game for Anderson. Kings
kicking was especially good during
certain parts Of the game, whiie the
ruts made by Jones were se, nal.
The work of Smith and Kay IN the
defensive was also noticeable.
The game went without a SEM
blance of score until the last quar-
ter. In the last three minutes of play
with Anderson's ball, King made a
ruI, around right end, was tackled
and lost the ball, which was recover
cd by Wofford sraayer and was
rushed straight through the line for
n touchdown. The brilliant work OF
Mcmillan was alcne responsible for
his teammates scoring. he carrying
tho bali across the goai-line. ~
The Andersen boys played a game
Throughout worthy OF an older and
heavier team. They were fully as
good as their opponents at certain
stages OF the game and at other times
played a more superb game. If they
VIII keep In training for the next
fs% weeks and viii tieyots I. little
more time to teamwork there can be
no doubt about the outcome of the
game with w. F. S. to be played In
Spartanburg on November g.
The following Is the fine-up pre-
|sented. by the two teams yesterday:
suANDERSON-Kay, &C.: Paget. r.
g.; Hood, L. c.: Lawrence. L. t.;
Watkins, Ri T.: Findiey. R. e.; Smith.
T., left end; Jones, q b., captain;
Smith, R. right half back; Bruce,
loft half back; King. r. B.
WoFFORD- Fielder c.; Tate. r.
e.. Petersen, L. G.: Mcmillan, L. T.;
Carson, r. r.: Clark, Hart, r. e; Je-
ter, Watson. Smith left end: Minis.
o. :B., captain: Huston, right half
bach; Johns, left half hack; VIII
ifnn1S b. B. f-a,y 9 -
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.

State of South lin cou-t 30
esre,.as esSSas County of can%5n u0aT' 1a p,e,,
Watson, in their own right; r. Par
will of Jas. 0. A. Robinson, deceas-
ed, and r. Parker Robinson and
Chas. p. Watson, as administrators
with the will annexed OF Geo. B.
Robinson, ased,-Plaintiffs
fs.sHs. - q
Geo. Jas. Frederick Robinson, min
or under the age of fourteen years;
Fred G. Bigby, as executor, ETC., and
others,-Defendant
Pursuant To, an order OF Court in the
above styled action, will sell on
Mon9ays NoYerIher .2nd, next, during
the usual hours or sale, at public out
nrysito the highest bidder, before the
Court House door at Anderson, s. c.,
the following described real estate, to-
wit:
l. All that certain tract OF land.
situate in Martin Township, County
and State aforesaid. containing One
hundred and fifteen (116) aeres, more
or less, and known as the ihomeplace
of Emily Elizabeth Robinson, adjoin-
ing lands howror lately belonging to
the estateto tof Jas. O., A Robinson ON
shs north. os G. 2. Mcclellan; On she
east of Mrs. A. q. Mowan on the south
and OF Jesse T. Drake on the westji
[ i2-f Also all that certain other tract
OF land, situate in the County OF Abbe-
willie. State OF South Carolina, on the
southwest side. of Little River, extend,
ing from the bridge known as the
Robinson bridge up tho river about
three eyfonfths Of q mile and inciud.
ing the milf known az Robfasohss
mill. said tract containing ssxty-cieht
l69l acrea more less, less, sji;Ttiiiittf ,t,u
the northeast by w. Cooley Brock and
y..h Fields, on the southeast i;s ty
lands sold by 8. L. Callahan TO wilt.
ID Thomas and on the other sides by
lands now or formerly OF Geo. b. Rob-
lnson d Bros. Little Rivar ir.a.yea4
being the same tract conveyed
to NJ. G. Smith by s. Il Callahan lby
deed dated Oct 25th, 1905, and record :!
ed In the office ofsR. M. C., .AbbeyiiIe
s. G., In Book 2sj at page IS, and de-
scrtbed by a sirvay thereof made .by
1908. S 49, 3 80 - 80. ;. :, +, :,
TERMS: one half cash, the credit
portion to be secured by ifirst4mort-
gage on the premises. ITO bear inter-
,,st at eight per cent per annuii, etc.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
.hsW.1P. NICHOLSON,
Probate Judge as special referee. j
Oct. 18th, 701A...
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the real estate described as follows:
+An that certain tract OF land stu
ate IN Brnshy Creek Township, An
|dsfsOn Coanty, &C. containing Thir-
ty-three (33) acres, more or less lying
on waters of six and Twenty Mile
Creek, waters OF Savannah river; Il
ksing the same tract of land convey
cd to- piaintiif by John A Cason, by
deed bearing date Jan. "a. 1880, re-
corded In the office OF the Clerk of
Court in Book SIS, page $50.
Terms cash-purchaser to pay ex-
ira for papers.
r. w. P. NICHOLSON,
Probate Judge as special referee.
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] Niiat sVoitld Ynu DS9

There are many timoa VIXEN one
Efllsl stieBti0ns anothetsa ocsiensS and
ot1tes Men aet differently !. under
ldiheeeEk eirennistanceB The question
=, what would You do right now II
you had a severe cold 2 Gould Won do
better than to take Chanberlainss
Cough Reaiedy7 II IL highly recoiii-
rmended by people who have used Il
Ter ysngR and know its value. Mrs.
~ Sargent, Peru( md, says.
sqhaInhef fla5H's Cough Renesiy n
worth sits sseight ih gold ana / take
7irasiIfe ID rcconiIsendiL if.s Foz1
|sties h1 Evans Pharmacy Aid shii deal
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Why Not Publish Iti

When you want q fact to become
generally known, the right. way is to
publish it. Mrs. Joseph Kallans. Peru,
Ind. was troubled with beiching, sour
stomach and frequest headaches. She
writes. 81 feel 1t my duty to tell ot,l-
ers what Chamberlain's Tablets have
done for me. They have helped my
digestion and regulated my bowels.
Since using them have been entirely
we'll" For sale by Evans Pharmacy
and all dealers.
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PLEASEzDon,t believe the follow
sihS statement, but come, see Tor
yourself whetherait is true OF not.
We. claim thAtsee give Just q little
better shave, d little better haircut,
"a little betfer seryice IN every way
than is offered elsewheretin the city.
The Eagle Barber Shop.
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Mrs. B. B ALLEN and Miss Ida Al
len have returned TO their home in
Lowndesville, after a visit to Mrs.
Corrie Watson.
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(7,(6Ml1ljI
49,
MRS. W. A. HUDGENS, Editor
ts- Phone 37s

Miss Minnie Eussei left yesterday
afternoon for New York. and will
sail from there this week for Pan
ana. where she has accepted a posi-
ton In the government service. Miss
Russell has been teaching In Rock
Hill since the first of September.
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Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

All dinIenquent road tax collectors
are proviaed with TN official receipt
book with numbes, and stub numbes
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt as
above provided or. f'
- ]. MACK KING,
u County Supervisor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

II SEEMS TO BE-A special provi-
sion that fruit lis the most desired
and adapted food for warm weather,
and you'll iind It here-Calif
fruits, oranges, grapes, plums, pears
and northern apples--all fresh.
: Also Sickle pears, and plenty of
bananas. a AJ.pKt1 danos.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

Mrs. Sam Prince spent the week
end with friends in Greenwood.
Mrs. ]. b. Leverett, OF Starr, Il
visiting Mrs. Charlie Spearman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

NOTlCE-We are now prepared to do
your grinding OF all kinds of feed
stuff--cotton stalks, corn stalks,
shucks, straw, grain, etc. Price zoe
per cwt, Strictly cash. Anderson
mattress and Spring Bed Co.
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FOR SAL I've have a small tract
of land formerly part of the Ounce
HDmond place, which can be bought
cheap ~ you act quick. Frank & De-
Camps Realty Company. 9-3c-tf
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LOST

L0ST-A cameo and pearl bar pin,
between Court House and Calhoun
street, return to w. II. Lyon, the
Cash Jeweler.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

WHILE EATING is necessary to life;
Why not .ent where you can enjoy
= It? Our service is the best in the
city, and orr prices ere right.
Everything in season. and It tastes
just right, too. The Luncheonette. tt
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

MIDWAY CAFE-Clean and up to date
place for ladies and gentlemen. We
are Americans and deserve your
patronage. Think IL over.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

Miss Eliza Crawford. OF Gastonia,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. G. Pre-
vost. She leaves today for ,'cndle-
ton to attend the marriage on We'd
nesday of her sister, Miss May Belle
Crawford and Mr.. Ben Happoldt. for
merly OF Pendleton, but now OF Mex
leo.
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Mrs. Gertrude Mathews. of Easley
Is tho guest of Mrs. r. S. Ligon.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-New Ivers and Pond
piano. fdr s300-cost $4,000. Ap-
ply to Pt w. Major. treasurer HAM
mond School. Anderson, r. i.
10-9-1mop
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E0R SAEE-Sweet peas, Burbanks
and BuRpee's superb Spencer collec-
tIons - nncsages. We also carry
bulk stIbck of prize Spencer mixture
md nrIe mixed at moderate prices.
Furmah Smith, Seedmap.
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GLASS; fled Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Six Tmks S1O9 - ~
All
word} Rates ON 1000 words to be appi
Gon J
No advertisement cents cash sdyanca
your the telephone telephone
w4nt ad to 92l bill
prompt payment -" Ssf5fs-2 EI4 SsistLtaes NJ
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Mrs. L. NJ. Brown. Of Walhalla, IL
visiting her mother. Mrs. Lizzie ca
ter, and other relatives.
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DINNER SERNED-Mrs. 4. p. VIII:
slinghnm, ftefie recently occupied the
ilRobinson Boarding House, 207 o.
5Nedl street, Bolton. s. c., will serve
dinner for SO cents to the visitors
1of the fair. Wednesday, October 21st
from 129to $3.50 D. m
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Miss Ruth Stouch has returned tt
her home in Greenyille- after spending
few days in the city with friends.
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f. Kowoiski, we'll known Ander
son planter, spent few hours in tn,
city yesterday.
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Miss May Belle Crawford left yes
terday for Pendleton. after weeks
visit TO her sister, Mrs. C. c. Pre-
voat.
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!: Personal y
D. 1ufhNh AtNU,
County Supervisor.

u - ~ - w. ~ ~ V&e04 a
: ~. i'..8 "a - e a...- !
*s+s+t++%4%**%%+++*+4*+s.$t
]. II. Jones of Anderson, r. F. D.,
was among the visitors to the city yes
.terday. ,fz-,- p.
f. Kowoiski. we'll known Ander-
son planter. spent few hours in the
city yesterday.
Miss Ruth Stouch has returned to
her home in Greenyille after spending
lew days In the city with friends.
II. M. Chapman and j. II. Shirley of
Liberty were in the city yesterday.
B. F. Happoldt of Pendleton was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
Mrs. S. M. Orr left yesterday, for
Heardmont, Ga, to spend few months
with her son. y.
Wayne Fant of Pendleton spent a
few hours In the city yesterday ON bu-
siness.
a. p. Spence and Edgar Sullivan
spent part Of Sunday In Greenville
with friends.
Johr, Martin of the Centerville sec
ton was in the city yesterday.
8. N. Brown of Centerville was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day. -
Mrs. b. H. Sadler of PendIeton was
shepping in the city yesterday.
T. L. Lloyd of Detroit, C. A. Merry
held or Greenyille, Mass, and william
cooper or New York were among the
3ewelry statesmen to spend yesterday
J. Mercer King of Martin township
ness.
DR.. g M. Trip of tine Brushy Creek
section was In the city yesterday.
John Tucker OF Hopewell was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
80 sfi
j. Reed Garrision OF Denver spent
mn 40 ~, n -. a..
"a 80 -. - - !. sie 70 oi'y' .
=. X. Whitton has gone to Pendle-
- : =, :. 'sts'le-4. .,A. : puslaess ~ "Trip.
+. 3. Day OF Fendieton spent a
8 ass s.is Na..o. -o son il.,., yeseeraay.
Miss Pearl Long OF Starr was ahon-
ping In the city yesterday.
,o,s l.osliy mas arrived In the city
NJ M! M 8 s1us M,,, VISIT 10 her daughter. MrA.
-, -. -.
NJ ~ .s.,. ~ saER. Fhii sutton OF lthica,
ssri,a.a1. ... !; wao aIe spend,ng the summer ut
s., NJ. n.y. .,.5'-T,-
u,,sa 81 q, os,,,, ,Ma 9.evenson OF lavonia, Ga
. ( sonn y sS,tssnitt OF Starr Sc etion was
.s,..s eue pse vIesltors 10 .nS city yester-
W
--.--.-
~: Cromer OF 'rownville spent q few
nouIs IN the city yesterday on abuai-
e j, : = E,vs,,,, .,s4: 70 &.
~, S. A. hlsrtlh of9hibefty was in An-,
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j. II. Jones Of Anderson. r. F. D..
was among the visitors to the city yes
.terday. ,f'r,r ~
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SEE, W. IA. Todd. the Monument Man,
flor anything In the MonuSneiitai
cline. Tombs.ones OF all3kinds. w.
A. Todd. 1909 South Main, street,
Anderson. s. C.f
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FOR SRLE-One 1914 model touring
car $4,000, payable 10000 in cash
and Balance In n,.cotton at 10c; one
1912 nodel touring .,a,. $4,000 pay-
able, 100000 in cash and balance in
cotto at 10c; one 1911 model tour
ing Ear, S175.00, $4,000 cash and
BALANCE in cotton at 10c. Write or
wird S. M. McAdams, Iva, S. C.
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PlainhR
81 FAllsoOdl
AEisNIE L. BAGwELL. ct al, Plain.

Defendant.
Pursuant to an order OF sale grant
ed herein 4 win sell ON Monday. Mo-
zeinbcr q 1919. next, in front of tho
Court House. IN the city OF Andessun;
IS G. daFinE the aienai hours % sisls.
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III. M. Chapman and j. II. Shirley Of
Liberty were I'm the city yesterday.
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WANTED-.To rent o small store
room In Anderson. Bolton or Nc
Coffiiick, ,bisotn small Iarm for
trucking. M. Griffin, Pavo; Ga. - =
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Mrs. Emma A. Boyd and daugh-
ter Miss Gary Boyd, Of Spartanburg.
arc in Greenville. Miss Gary Boyd
is at the city hospital. undergoing
treatment for her eyes.
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: GIfs. Harleston Barton Is at home
again after O. visit to Greenwood and
IGlhartnn, Ge.
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HAIR DRESSINts--swiiches. s.. made
from your own cnndbings. Same cal,
be found at 106 ic Church street .up-
stairs. Mrs. Le,na Arnold.
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WAETED-Cl Clean Cotton Rags. Ander.
son Intelligencer.. Job Department
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Mrs. Ella Jones and Miss Ella Sue
Jones returned yesterday from a stay
OF four months at Gain Eayer. N. G,
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y: q. optipf Niiliainston was Id the
clfyy yestsfaay foEEa few hours. a. e
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/. Or. i. .Il: watson OF Iva was anonS
the visit fc the city yesterday.
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WANTS

WAS1{ {ED-t;arrier boy. Apply at The
Int hgencer office. 1O-S-tf I
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The Palmetto Chapter, U. d. c., will
meot en- Friday afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. j. b. Humbert, on South
Main street,
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WANTED-You to know that we do
high aclass cleaning! and pressing.
ladies work especially. Agents Ben
Yonde Company. the South, largest
dyers and dry cleaners. Columbia
Tailoring Co. F.. 7if' -i.i: +;eii.
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B. F. Happoldt of Pendleton was
among the visitors to the city yester.
day.
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$, - j ..,l;;;; "a. ssi.SSS
TO Start Gas Fire:
You Strike i latch and
] Ts,ril 8 Handle

ThiHe is no tirne iostin waiting
for the fire to burn freely so that
yon can begin cooking with gas.
The fire IS ready the very second
you are and It can be put out jusf
as quickly.
/ Gas only burns when needed,
you control II hist as easily as the
water from the spigot ID your kit.
chen sink.
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sail from there this week for Pan
ana, where she has accepted posi-
ton In the government service. Miss
Russell has been teaching In Rock
Hill since the first of September.
Mrs. Gertrude Mathews. OF Easley
Is the guest of Mrs. R. S. Ligon.
Mrs. l.. M. Brown, of Walhalla, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Lizzie ca
ter. and other relatives.
Mrs. B. Allen and Miss Ida AL
len have returned TO their home in
Lowndesville. after n visit to Mrs..
Corrie Watson.
Mrs. Sam Prince spent the week
end with friends In Greenwood
Mrs. ]. b. Leverett, OF Starr. is
visiting Mrs. Charlie Spearman.
Miss May Belle Crawford left yes.
terday for Pendleton. after a weeks
visit TO her sister. Mrs. C. C. Pre-
poat.
Miss Eliza Crawford. of Gastonia,
ID WISHING ner sister, MRS. 4. q. Pre-
vost. She leaves today for i'cndle-
ton TO attend the marriage on Wed
nesday OF her sister, Miss May Belle
Crawford and Mr.. Ben Happoldt. for
merly or Pendleton, but now OF Mex
leo.
Mrs. Emma A. Boyd and daugh-
TER, Miss Gary Boyd, OF Spartanburg.
arc IN areenVille. Miss Gary BOYD
Is at the city hospital, undergoing
treatment Tor her eyes.
80" -.
The Palmetto Chapter. U. d. c., will
meot en- Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
wish MRS. j. b. Humbert, on South
Main street.
Hiss Caroline Vance left yesterday
Tor Columbia, where she Will make
her future home" Miss Vance is a
ment and charming personality and
during her stay In this city has made
o host of friends, who truly regret
.,, s, stuu Soi uta'
, melcohe wiz ai"ays await her
he'e'
.s s' IS easSns ss, ..ss ssa ssss Sssse i is no
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Mr.. ana Mrs. win MeMniian, an;
daughter Miss Lois pf, F5artWeiIs Ins
We're shopping In the city yesterday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

]. a. Weiner of Pendieton spent par
u yesterday In the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sitton OF Ithica,
y. &. who are spending the summer at
heE Edleton, were in the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

Johr, Martin of the Centerville SO.
ton wes In the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-20

w. Il Martin ofrHiberty was in An.
derson on business yesterday.