The Southern indicator. (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, February 15, 1913, Image 7
When You ?
A good house may be spoil
here and get the right kind o
Glass also needs attention,
glass to merchants, factories,
For your doors-closing th?
Blount Door Check. Let us
Yes, we have a good many
pleting your home. We sell
many good makes.
Come to us for what you w
L?rick & Lo
Phones 78,
1525-27 Main St
FROST PROOF C
GUARANTEED TO S
FROM THE ORIGINAL CA
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TRADEMARK
Jg^m^ Established 1868. Paid In
Wc ?row thc first FROST PROOF PLANT:
fled customers. Wc have rra?n iud IKM man r<
Si.lr? romlilnrd. WHY I Ilnc.iusu our plants must
lt ls lime to set thrsu plants In your sect'"-i lu vr
sell for thc most rooney. WE SOW THREE Ti
Earn Your Plants for a Slight S
Postage Paul 30 cunts pur 100 plants. Dy expro:
special rato is very low, SOO for f 1.00; I.ooo to
thousand; 10,000 and over $1.00 pc- thousand.
WM. C. GERATY, CO., Bo:
COLUMBIA, NEWBERRY
& LAURENS R. R.
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8:44am
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Schedule In effect October
Subject to change without
Schedules tndlcuterf are not
teed:
A. C. Li. 52
IJV. Charleston .. .. G: 10a in
L,v. Sumter.0:4 lani
C.. N. .t IM
l.v. Columbia.ll: IGum
I.v. Prosperity .. . .12:42pm
I.v. Newberry .. ..12:?Gptn
T>v. Clinton.1:50pm
Uv. Laurena.2:35pm
C. & W. C.
Ar. Greenville .. .. 4:00pm
Ar. Spartanburg .. . 4:05pm
S A. I*
Abbeville.S:55pm
fin-Rnwood .. .. 8:27pm
Athens.6:05pm
Atlanta.8:45pm
A. C. L. 64
*" \. . ' ta . . ... o:00pm
T'*s .i rity G:2Gpm
. ? berry .. .. fi :44pm
Ckijton.7:35pm
l^iliruns.7:66pm
C. St w. c.
Greenville . . 9:30pm
S. A. I.
Ahlievllle.2 Sflam 1:08am
Ar Athens.6:04am 11:69cm
\r Atilinta.7:16am 9:65pm
Nos. 52 and 63 arrive and depart
.'....rn I'nlon Station. Columbia, dally,
- - n -1 rim through between Charleston
:<ni| Greenville.
Sus 54 and 66 arrive and depart
:. rv? ls street. Columbia, dally. ex
..'t in mia y. and run through between
i ...'...til.In and Greenville.
?."..r Information ??ak agent or write
\V. J. CR A IO. P. T. M..
Wilmington. N. C
JOB WORK
Quickly and Neatly Done by
v_t The Industrial Printing
Company.
916 Washington Street
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f building materials.
We offer special prices on
etc.
sm without the slam-use the
demonstrate it to you.
things you want for com
the best of paints-all colors
ant.
wrance, Inc.
79,166, 366.
=5 Columbia, S.C.
ABSAGE PLANTS
ATISFY CUSTOMERS
JBBAGE PLANT GROWERS
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Capital Stock $30,000.00
S In 180S. Now lin vc over twenty thousand salls
itiimcn plant? than nil othrr rr mo tn In tlio Smillurn
p.e:;?o or wa sc::il your money back. Order new.
.t ?-:n carly rabbaijc. nrd they ore tho ones timi
ONS OF CABBAQE SEED PER SEASON.
ervice-Ask Us How F?n?fyab?.
a, buyer paying express chantes, which under
4,000 tl.SO per thousand; 5000 tu 9000, 41.25 per
ic 182 Yonges Island, S. C.
SPIRITISM SAID
TO BE DEMONISM.
A most interesting lillie brochure
I has recently come ol? the press setting
! forth with Hible proofs that the com
munications received foy and through
Spiritist Mediums ls (if Demon origin.
The writer traces lils subject through
the Scriptures from the time when
certain of the holy angels became dis
obedient. Ile proves from the Scrip
tures lh:it those fallen spirits per
sonate the human dead, with whose
past history, spirits, though invlsili'r
ar? in.ron^iii.v acquainted. He shows,
I thin tiley also frequently person
! ate tho Creator and the Redeemer,
coin mn liding their deceived ones to
pray, du pena ncc. etc. This, however,
is morel j to lead them on and to brilia
' them more thoroughly under demon!
i acal control. Sometimes by breaking
j down thc natural barrier, thc hu nun
i will, they |H?ssess their victim, and rule
. him more or less to his ruin-frequent
! ly sending such to the mad-house.
' Numerous illustrations. Scriptural and
! otherwise, are given. The price of the
lillie hool; is but ten cents: lt shdtdd
> be in the hands of all interested in
Spiritism or who have friends Inter
ested therein. Knelose five two-cent
stamps to the Kible and Tract Society.
17 Hicks stree?. Brooklyu, N. Y,
JlRav. D. F.Thompson of Green
/ood was in the city this week.
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ABRAHAM, THE HEBREW.
Genesis 12:1-9-Feb. 16.
"/ trill bliss ?live, atnl untkc thy mime arcot;
u:'d thou shalt be a btcssiiia."-Verse 2.
HBRAHAM is one of tlie great
est characters iu history. (Joel's
promises milde lo him consti
tute the foundation of faith for
Jews. Christiaus and Mohammedans,
although many of them are not aware
of the fact. The Jews ure Abraham's
descendants through Isaac and Jacob;
while Mohammedans represent espe
cially Ishmael and Esau. Christians pro
fess to have become heirs to the chief
est blessings promised to Abraham's
Seed, by becoming Joint-heirs with
Christ Jesus, whom they consider the
antitype of Isaac.
The New Testament claim is that the
Church of Christ is the antitype of Re
becca, Isaac's wife and Joint-heir; and
that Christ and the Church, as the
Spiritual Seed of _
Abraham, will be f/l M'j
God's agency In U0! /'//fl
blessing Hie na- B| ' ''?I
dons. But much %\t\?^-^^ '
of the New Testa- ?$yf?/??f\
ment teachings 11 f^/nh?^y^^p
was lost during ?? WM ^4>^r^
the Dark Ages. Iq3
Christians forgot 5I? r**--^
that they were '^^S/^^?
called* to be Joint- ^*
heirs in Messiah's "In thy seed shall alt
Kingdom, to bless be olesaed.'
nil the families of the earth. Instead,
they got the narrow view that merely
the Elect would be saved, who to all
eternity .vould look over the battle
ments of Lien ven and see all others of
mankind in torture, and hear their
groans to ail eternity.
Only now are Bible students getting
bnck to the teachings of Scripture
Only now are we learning the true lin
port of St. Paul's words. "If ye be
Christ's, then are ye Abraham's Seed,
and heirs according to the promise."
God's Call to Abraham.
Abraham's birthplace was Ur, one
hundred twenty miles north of the
Persian Gulf. His father Tera h was a
heathen. Polytheism prevailed - the
worshiping of many gods. Erom Ur.
the family migrated to Haran, about
five hundred miles in the direction of
Palestine. There Abraham remained
until Torah's death.
(iod's dealings with Abraham, accord
lng to St. Stephen ?Acts 7:2, 3). began
while he was in Ur. God called him
out of his evil surroundings, to be the
founder of a new nation, holy and
obedient to God. The migration from
Ur to Haran took the family O'W-u
from the Idolatrous scenes of the n'
tropolls to pastoral life. In hnrmo'
with the Divine call. . Abraham, thi n
seventy-five years .old. his wife Sarnh
::::d his nephew LbiiT Ivitt? their flocks
nnu herds, moved to Canaan after the
death of Torah.
Abraham's Great Faith tn God.
Abraham was full of faith. This
feature of his character especially en
deared him to the Almighty, who. be
cause of it. styled him His friend. The
Bible does not claim that Abraham was
perfect The reverse of this ls de
clared-"There is none righteous I per
feet], no, not one." (Romans .1:10.?
None measure up to the glorious image
of God represented hy Adam.
Abraham was not the friend of God
because of his great educatlou. nor for
his wonderful Intellectual powers. Nev
ertheless, he had Intellectual powers
The fact that he was very rich Indi
cates thnt he was a good mannger. His
skill as n leader was shown when Lot
and the wealthy Sodomites were taken
captive by Chedorlaomer. Abraham
promptly armed three hundred and
eighteen of his servants, pursued the
victors and recovered the spoils.
But lt was not for his skill ns a gen
eral that God loved Abraham. The
special quality that God esteemed in
him ls repeatedly mentioned in the Bl
ble ns having been his faith. "Abra
ham believed God."
Children of Abraham.
Abraham's children, from God's
standpoint, include only those who
liave faith in God The original evi
dence of tills faith
\vj ; / and obedience
}A c> ^ wns circumcision
-^yfciphi] of the flesh, fig
'"^^^irVjSr nrativeiy repre
~Xr ^^^Jfr^^ SGntbig a turning
vf'JI v^'W'V away from sin to
"Y/ ? WVT^IS^ obedience to God
vj/ ;/ Circumcision has
^*Jjc^^vS?ibecome largely a
*^^^^>-'>^ o' ceremony w 11 h
'^^?T%?h?v ,uo ,,ews- Suon
faithless circtim
"The Tr7tuaL-'SPir' cls,on entitles
them to no spe
dal Divine favor. But all Jews who
still' trust in the promises made to
Abraham will soon lie recipients of
marked evidences of Divine blessing
through Messiah, who soon is to set up
Cod's Kingdom.
St. Paul explains that all true Chris
thins become the Spiritual Seed of
Abraham-heirs of certain spiritual
promises, as the natural seed are heirs
of certain earthly promises, not yet ful
filled. As the natural seed must main
tain circumcision to mark their sop
arnteness from the Gentiles, so the
'Spiritual Seed must have circumcision
of tj>e hen rt-sena rn tl ii ur them from the
world and from sin. marking them as
"peculiar people, zealous of good
works."
We exhort both Jews and Christians
to honesty and faithfulness-obedience
to God: the one class, that they may
Inherit the Heavenly promises; the otb
er. that they may be ready for the In
heritance which will be theirs as soon
as the Heavenly, Spiritual Seed of
Abraham shall have been completed
by the First Resurrection.
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COLUMBIA THEATR1
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Monday Night, 8:30 Februar
THAT GREATEST OF ALL MUSICAL ORGANIZATION
THE
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HOMER TUTT and BLANCHE THOMPSO
IN A DAZZLING NEW PRODUCTION ?
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THE DARKTOWN POLITISIB
25 - BIG MUSICAL HITS - 25
Book and Lyrics by Salem Tutt Whitney
Music by T. L. Corwell, Whitney, Tutt and Watterson
THE DIXIELAND DRILL
THE DANCING CONTESTS
RAG TIME JUBILEE
THE SPECTACULAR BATTLESCENE
THE MALE AND FEMALE OCTETTE
THE GRAND ENSEMBLE SINGING
THE SONG HITS OF THAT FAMOUS
COMEDIAN, SALEM TUTT WHITNEY
1 m I Dil il I INI Hil
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BOX SEATS 75 and S 1.00
ORCHESTRA 50, 75 and $1.00
BALCONY !<K bn<a -y
GALLERY 25 cenis WjL
BUSY DAY
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Special Bargain ounter
AT
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Special invitation to our Lady customers to call
and examine our Bargain Counter. You can
save one third of ACTUAL COST. Watch the
growth of the big Q.
All mail orders promptly filled,
N. H. COLLINS
Phone 1766
1125 Washington St., Columbia, S. C.
M. JAMES
Shoe Repair Shop.
I repair, half sole, whole
sole and heel shoes on short
notice and at prices in keep
ing with the'cost of Leather.
All work guaranteed. Send
your shoes to me,
M. JAMES
716 assembly St. Columbia.
For The Best Hand Tailored Suits at Lowest Prices See
I S. LEEYY
Columbia's Leading Merchant Tailor
Phone 319 1221 Taylor Street
'LEEYY LEADS."
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The attention of our readers is
called to the advertisement of
the special service at Wesley M.
E. church, Sunday Feb. 9 th,
which appears in another col
umn.
Sap?ta! Loan Office.
MOB PINKELST EIN, Proprietor
I Main St., Corner Taylor St., Columbia, S. C.
MONEY TO {-PAN l|
ON
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or Anything of Value Bar
gains in Unredeemed Diamonds, Watches Jewelry, Sport
ing Goods, Etc. Our Specialty-Trunks and Suit Caaes.