Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wc are in our New Buil OSBORNE ? Paurlunp?TOftTlliimlbr< TODAY THREE Big Reels of COMEDY Daily Price ONLY FIVE CenU. BIJOU THE?T1 TODAY "On the Night Stage" A FIVE Reel Mutual Masterpiece Picture, Featuring Wm. S. Hart, Robert Edeson, and Rhea Mitchell. See the Opening Episode of the Grear Serial Picture: "Broken Coin" Which Starts at the Bijou Next Tuesday, and Every Thursday Thereafter. TODAY DE LOSS MASQUERADERS Pr?sent "GAY CONEY ISLAND" MOVIES FOR TODAY "THE HEART OF JABEZ FLINT* Two Reel K. B. "SHE THOUGHT SHE COULD" Mut. See the Omening Episode of the Great Serial Picture: "Broken Coin" Which Starts at the Bijou Next Tuesday, and Every Thursday Thereafter. TOE AMIDE! TODAY "THE BEAST* Two Reel Lubin. "SOME ROMANCE" Kalem. "THE SCAR OF CONSCIENCE" Edison. WILL TOLLY. Capital and Harp?as $125^00.00 Collections Olren Garerai Attention Ellison A. rtmyth, Jae. A. llndgens, Vahar Q P President Cashier. gXl?VI, ?J. V. It E. Toninos, Asst Cashier. CHICORA BANK to A \T?7 Al? ?I17? TAM Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 BANK OF BEMQN?MC ^T?? Rattan ? T. President V. P. and Cashier. JWllUU, i*. V>. H. It Caajpbelt Asst Cashier. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES and rinds o Md Baerls. The beat tiree for Ud nae ever made. Wo hm th? lissi ?argaiM ia latin ?ad Pedals that money can buy. *2 rr?rk Guaranteed, GATES & SMITH 255 rf. WkltaerSt . Pheae 1B6 3 PEARSON !. FLEIS WELCOME SERVICES IO BE HELD SUNDAY NIGHT DR. AND MRS. WHITE ARRIV ED IN CITY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON PICNIC TUESDAY Instead of Wednesday as An nounced Yesterday-Program of Services Sunday Night Dr. and Mrs. John Elington White arrived In Andoruon yesterday after noon at 6:50 and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Ledbetter at their home on the boulevard. Two o' their children, Miss Gladys, und Master J.,, E. White, Jr., are with them. Un Sunday eventng at the First lian'?st church there will bo a union service for Dr. and Mrs. Whito ant' all congregations of the city are cor dlally invited to attend. All of the people of the city are glad that the new pastor has arrived and an unus ually largo crowds is expected to be present at the welcoming services, ric nie Tuesday. Yesterday morning it was announc ed that the Sunday school of the First Baptist church would have a picnic at Willlamston park on Wednesday, but this Hhould have boon Tuesday. In somo way thc days were confused and were givon Tho Intelligencer as printed. All those who are contem plating attending will please remem ber that the picnic will bo on Tues day instead cf Wednesday. The Program. The program for tho special ser vices Sunday evening IB as follow.;. Invocation, Dr. J. .M. Garrison. Scripture reading, Dr. John W. Speake. Open*lg prayer. Rev. O. L. Martin. Addresses ot welcome. The city ot Anderson, Mayor J. II. Godfrey. Ministerial Union, Dr. W. H. Fraser. Baptists of South Carolina, Dr. Z T. Cody, Greenville. The Saluda Association, Hon. J. B Breazeale, moderator. 1 Anderson College, Dr. James P Klnard. First Baptist church, MT. B. F. Mauldin. Hie Sunday School of the Firs: Baptist church, A. L.. Smothers. M. D. . Tho Organized Sunday School Clans' es of Anderson. Mr. It. 8. Lig?n. Responses by Dr. John E. White. ' Benediction, Rev. D. Witherspoon Dodge. The above program will bo Inter spersed with musical selection:-,. The music, both instrumentai! and voc.il, wan arranged hy Mrs. O. L. Martin. The choirs of all the churches will take part In the musical program. With Mrs. (Jraves-lloyd. Miss Evelyn Kay,, who has boon with Miss Dora Geisberg for some time, baa accepted a position with Mrs. B. Graves Boyd. Mir,.-. Kay will be pleased to have her trie ids call on her at her new pince. S'.to ls a saleswoman of ability nod is un tiring tn her efforts to corve cus tomers. K?w Hope Church. There will ?be preaching services at Now Hope church next Sunday afternoon. At Bethel Church. There wil be preaching services at Bethel church Sunday morning. The meeting at Union Grove has hen postponed until the second Sunday at ll o'clock a. m. At Prospect Church. Rev. W. B. Hawkins will preach at Prospect church next Saturday night at 3 o'clock. Sunday morning baptismal sendees -will bc held. Protracted Meeting. A protracted meeting will begin at Midway church on net Monday night. F(yr. I. B. Wallace of Seneca will do the preaching. ti* ? T The "R" Months are here and so are | FRESH OYSTERS Served any Style by chefs whe know how they ought to be prepared. Order Now PIEDMONT CAFE GUS ANTONAKAS, Prop, \e Operi for Bu 'S old stand-i HMAN Great Pro Rally Ti MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD IN COUNTY COURT HOUSE SPEAKERS MEMBERS FLYING SQUADRON J. Frank Hanly, Ex-Governor of Indiana and Dr. Oliver W. Stewarl Will Make Addresses. In the court house tonight at S o'clock former Governor J. Frnnk Hanly of Indiana and Dr. Oliver W. Stewaic of OMcago will speak on the subject of prohibition. These gentle men are touring the state in the in terest of the prohibition referendum election to bo held on the 14th of September, and they will speak in practically every important town and city in upper Carolina, winding up their tour at Columbia on the eve of the election. Governor Hanly avid Dr. Stewart have established a splendid record as eloquent and forceful speakers. There is not a in g sensational about what they say; they aro fair- and impartial in presenting their facts; they aro prov ing by facts and figures, and by common sense appeals to >tbc public, that tho greatest evil facing the American public today is rooted in tho whiskey trathe.,' Tho high character Milli BOYS AT THE GREENVILLE RANGE GOOD RECORD'S WERE MADE OVER THERE YES TERDAY CALVIN ELL ISON Made the Highest Score-Another Trip is Being Planned for Stewart Will Speak. Thirty-tour members ci company B., N. O. S. C.. went over to Green ville yesterday to spend a day shoot ing at the Greenville range. They returned last night on the 9:30 car, tired, but all saySug that they had enjoyed the day. Cpt. Ligon stated last night that he was very well pleased with the day's shoot. Tho men showed Up well, but need a little practice. Pri vate Calvin Ellison took off tho hon ors, having mado the highest score, it being 182 out of 225 shots flrod. Fourteen men qualified as first class. The instruction course was shot yesterday and not the regular course. Capt. Lipon stated that the company would probably go to Greenville again next week when the regular oouvac would be fired. Yesterday the mon were put' through 200 yards slow fire, 800 yarda slow Ciro and GOO yards slow fire. When shooting this thc count ls made after each round is fired. The company also went through '200 yards rapid fire and 300 yards .rapid fire. Tho score ls not made np in this until all shots are fired. UNION NEWS STAND Located Locally in Bine Ridge Depot. Train Kc rv lee Also. Mr. W. W. Wright, superintendent of the southern division of Ihe linton News corporation waa in Anderson yesterday, completing arrangements by whioh ht* compaaf will begin operating with ?hcSI-* news tfeyvjico at the Blue Ridge station in Ander son snd on all niue Ridge trains In to and out of Anderson. . Tho service at the AnderBoa sta tion will begin today or tomorrow, and the news service will begin on tho trains 'Monday or Teesday of next week >? Mr. C. B. Taylor will be In cbargn of the station news stand, where they wilt keep tho Dally Intelligencer, all the national magasines. PENDLETON MEETING Prom attica M oct lag at Pendleton Is Called Oft*. The prohibition meeting which was to have been hold *t Pendteton this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock has been ln iHSMiiteiy postponed. ?--"''"T Concert Tonight. There will be x concert tonight, PYMay. September ^3. at Bea^ordam ;'iurch. The public ia cordially in cited. Ad'mlcsion 10 cents. isiness SATURDAY MORNING at chere we can serve you best. 6? BROS. hibition might at 8 of (heir addresses has made a deep impression everywhere, especially In states ?Mere they spok? ?recedin?? prohibition elections, and they have Leen accorded much praise everywu^rc for the splendid results'followlng their campaigns. . These speakers are known as the "flying squadron." and there is about tia ir methods a dash and a genuine hitman appeal that never fail to at truct and influence public opinion. They carry conviction and awaken that confidence of victory so neces sary in every great struggle. Governor Hanly has been a very prominent figure in the political lito ot tho middle west. He is a Demo crat and waa a predecessor of Vice President Marshall, Who'was elevated to his position as the running mate of IJre?ldent Wilson from the gove-nor shlp of Indiana. The meeting will begin promptly ut 8 o'clock. There will be no charge for admission, and tho public may rest as cured tba* everything will be free. In connection with Che addresses there will Le music furnished by two young .edies who accompany the speakers. MCCORMICK VERTICAL LIFT MOWER The McCormick vertical lift mower has all tho good features of the regu lar .McCormick mowers, and. In addition, it ls so made that the cutter bar can be raised to a vertical position and lowered without stopping the team. This makes the McCormick vertical lift mower one that is meeting great demand for cutting on rough and stumpy around, 'It permits the driver to cut close to thc tree, stump, or rock, and save all the hay without loss of time or incon venience. The cutter bar also can he raised high enough to pass over stones nod stumps by means of a very convenient foot lift. SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO. A GUARANTEE THAT GUARANTEES If a broader, inore specific Guaranty could be written than the one above we would like to see it. It gives die base of these spoons as 18 per cent Nickel Silver, and sta'.^s further that they are plated with a Heavy plate of PURE SILVER; and thia Two Million Dollar corpora tion still further GUARANTEES to REPLACE at any time, any spoon which does not give SATISFACTION to the purchaser. From time to time-one ?a offered Guarantees mat are not really Guarantee?. They are Guarantees in NAME ONLY. They are simply Guarantees for the purpose of! MISLEAD ING the purchaser into believing that he is fully protected on that particular purchase. Greatest Souvenir Spoon Offer Ever Made These Oneida Community Ltd. State Souvenir spoons would sell at RETAIL at anywhere from FIFTY to SEVENTY-FIVE cent?; but on account of the ADVERTISING the manufac turera get but of the advertising mid promotion of these Spoons by the different Newspapers throughout the country, they are sold at FIFTEEN cents each, which covers the ACTUAL COST and the cost of handling them without any profit to tile newspaper. Regular 50c Souvenir Spoons for 15c Each Oneida Community Ltd, State Souvenir Spoon is wrapped m the PRINTED GUARAN TEE signed by the Manufacturer?, quoted above, which leaves nothing to be understood or guessed mt. The Guarantees state folly and explicitly just what it does guarantee. If you have not already started a set, begin today. GUpifc" coupon from The Intelligencer. You can redeem it at The Intelligencer Office. * Souvenir Spoon Cou pon This coupon, when pre sented with 16c (or by mall 20c). ?oed for oas ?tate Sou venir Spoon, If ordering fey mall, address ,3<?oon Depart ment. The Intelligencer, An derson. &C.' , No Spoon sold at Any Price With? out This Coupon. 10 STATES NOW READY South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Florida Tenn. Tesas, Virginia and Kentucky,