The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, June 28, 1914, Section One, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
Opportunity !
Opportunity! ! Opportunity ! ! /
KNOCKING AT Y OUR DOOR
PEARSON
ALE
THIS WEEK
A Few More Left
.We still have a few more of our
$2.50 to $3.60 Oxfords and PunipB left
that we are closing out at?
$1.00 The Pair.
Ladies with small feet can get some
big values In th?se shoes. Your
size may be in the lot.
THOMPSON'S
? Business Man's View
First of alt Life ?r?Bnrance Is peace of mind.
1 am a cloie Investor. At death, Imemdlate needs require
immediate cash. - Life Insurance Is ready money.
I am earning a good salary. Insurance will continue
what death would end. Life Insurance ls the widow's
salary.
Creditors aro glad-I owe them while I live. Soon as I
die they will want Jhelr money. Life Insurance pays
debts*
I may lire to earn and save n competence for old age.
A large maJorUy-ol jnen do - not, .- Life Insurance- guar
antees lt.
My home ls mortgaged. If I Ure I eau pay lt. If not. the
home wonld have to sro. Life insurance would save the
borne,'=? **?:*..?...'---. '.. - .'titvvtf
I am we?i med today. I may die wealthy. I may not.
Wealth often takes to itself whigs.. Life Insurance does
' not. . -<....,
My father-in-law ls rieb. So is my father. They and I
moy die.boor. I pay a company to adopt my orphans
und care fdr my. mother.
There's a mortgage on my Ufe.' It ls doe to ray widow. I
signed it^rnldar tbe.mlstle toe.* Foreclosure nay come
any tlm?? Life insurance ls her security. ?
D. P. SLOAN & SON, Inc., Gea'! Agts.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO., of Baltimore
Pianos For Rent m
; $5.0*0 Monthly twh
Br* Rental paid can be applied on purchase; " j, pk
|BvG..^feed;'!^ & Organ "Cfc Jg
W HIN Kit AL NOTICE
MCCONNELL-The friends, relatives
and acquaintances of MK'and Mrs.
George McConnell are Invited to
attend the funeral services of the
latter at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at 6:80
o'clock. June 28,. 1914.
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First BaptiNt Citaren.
Teachers' meeting at 9.43. Subject:
"The Teachers' Life." Sunday school
at 10.00. A. L. Smothers, supt Pub
lic worship at 11.30. Sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Jno. F. Vines. Subject:
"Equipped for Battle.' B. V. P. Z.
service at 7:30. C. B. Earle, presi
dent. Sermon by the pastor at 8:30.
Subject:. "Wounded Unto Death." The
public is cordially invited to attend,
and worship with us at all these ser
vices.
Grace Church.
Rev. J. H. Glbboney, rector. Phone
835. Services for the. Third Sunday
after Trinity. June 28th. Holy Eucha
rist at 8:00 a m. Sunday school at
10:15 a. m. Morning prayer and ser
mon at 11:30 a. m. Evening prayer
and sermon at 8:15 p. m. Monday, St.
Peter's Day, there will be a celebra
tion of the . Holy Eucharist at 10:001
a. m.
Central Presbyterian ('burch.
D. Witherspoon Dodge, pastor. Sun
day school at 10 o'clock. Morning]
service at 11:30. Meeting of session j
at 11:15. Subject of morning sermon:
"God the Shepherd of His People." I
Evening service at 8:30. Subject of
sermon: "The Unavoidable Christ."
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Church.
Sabbath school at 10.30 a. m.
Preaching at 11:30 a. m., and 8.30 p.
m, If you have no regular place to !
worship God with, his poo ole we ex
tend'you "a'cordial-invitation to comej
With UB
Chprehman ?!no. *
r"'4a'he Churchman Club of Grace |
church will meet with Mr. W. B.
Steel at his residence on Manning
street on Monday. June 29th at 8:30.
pEm. At this meeting Mr. G. Cullen
fifcllvan will address the club on the
subject, the trial of Christ from the
legal point of view.
? First Presbyterian ('burch.
{ SThe services at Ihe First Presby
terian church tomorow will be' held
ht/ the following hours : Sabbath
school at IC o'clock, under the direc
tion of Mr. E. W. Brown, superintend
ent.
The pastor will preach at 11:30 and
8:30! The room is kept cool by the use
pt electric fans. The services at both
hours will be short. Tho night ser
vice will not exceed 45 minutes.
Come and enjoy the singing and the
entire service and know that you will
be out in three-quarters of an hour.
Ushers will meet strangers at the door
show them to a seat and hand them
a hymn book.
St- Josepha's Catholic Church.
Sunday, June 28. sMass at 7:30
o'clock. Father Duff officiating;
F?RST BAPTIST CHURCH
9:45 Teachers' Meeting-Subject:
"The Teachers' Life."
10:00 Sunday School - A. L.
Smethers, Supt.
11:30 Public Worship-Sermon by
the pastor, Jno. F.. Vines, subject:
"Equipped for Battle."
7:30 B. Y. P. U. Service-C. B.
Earle, Pres. '
8:30 Sermon by the Pastor-Sub
ject: "Wounded Unto Doath."' '
The public is cordially Invited to
attend and worship with UB at all
these services. {"
<;RA(K CIICBTH0
Rev. J. H. Gibboney. Rector. Phone
sar,.
Services for the Third Sunday af
ter Trinity, June 2?th:
d:00 a. m.-Holy Eucharist.
10:15 a. ni.--Sunday School.
11:30 a, m.-Morning service and
sermon.
Monday, St. Peter's Day, 10:00 a.
m., Holy Eucharist.
TWO .lll'Kn Kit KO FOR
.M0>'EY BY HIGHWAYMEN
(Continued from Page 1.)
when they came upon an obstruction
which hud been placed on the track
by the highwaymen. When they al
ighted from the car to remove it, the
negrocf opened fire upon them, kill
ing Fit {patrick instantly. Simons,
fatally wounded, died a short while
afterward:
Although badly wounded Robinson
made his -way back to Stevens and
gave the alarm. A special train was
sent from here with a posse to join
in the hunt for the rpbbers.
ANDERSON IS NOW
. IN LIMELIGHT
_i_ \
IvTssissippi People ?re Anxious To
Leam About Plan for This
County's Fames' Exchange
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That 'Anderson is by ho means an
unknown hamlet or village was dem
onstrated : yesterday when; ti?: local
chamber of commerce received a re
quest from Vicksburg, Miss., that the
secretary -of the local organization
furnish them wit li. a plan for thc
Farmers Exchange, which has neon iu
i operation in this city for some time.
The letter was written by T. H. Dlck
' son of.Vicksburg, Misa, who is aec.re
I tary of the Rankers Association of
j that state and in the,.course of ?he
letter Mr. Dickson suys that he was
I wonderfully 'impressed with the ad
dress which Mr. \Vhaley delivered at
Vicksburg during the early part or
this month. He says that a plan sim
ilar to the one tested but In this
county by Mr. WnaJcy. will prove suc
cessful In his-state and.he hopes that
he may be able to organize such un
undertaking there if Mr. Wnaley will
lend his assistance.
Immediately following the receipt of
this otter Mr. Whaley sent the gentle
man all the details of the plan, to
gether with photos of exchange dny in
Anderson and these will appear in a
Mississippi magazine* within the next I
few days. .? .
Becorated Trees.
Naco, Ariz., June ??.-Tho recent
capture of the village bf: Santiago de
Esqulntlas (in the territory of Teptc
hy constitutionalists resulted in the
hanging of fifty Federal soldiers and
sympathizers, according to reports
which reached Naco today. The exe
cutions were said to have been a whim
of the colonel io command, quoted as
having said the trees in the plaza
"looked too bare/.' The executions
were stopped finally through tho In
tercession of a' priest.
MOVING PICTURES FOR
RESIDENCE SUBURB
ELECTRIC THEATRE WILL
CHANGE LOCATION
NORTH ANDERSON
Plans Now Complete For Furnish
ing People of That Section
With Amusement
Due to the fact that no ot'ie,* cltv in
Soutli Carolina possesses a residence
Bection one half co comphi".* aB ?B
North Anderpon, the proprietors of
thc Electric Theatre, on Main street,
have announced that they will close
this theatre next Week and on July 3,
an airdome will be established and
during July and August, McCullough
and Bristow will furnish tilga clues
amusement there. ,
In speaking of the proposed change,
one of the amusement men said that
the people of Anderson ure anxious
for open air amusement and it ls,
their purpose to provide it. Me said
further, that he planned to have, one
of the nicest places in North Ander
son that the city har ever known and
that he believes that the people of the
city will patronize lt. Ho plans to have
the North Anderson show so arranged
that all the air going will be admit
ted and he hopes to make every pat
ron of the show comfortable during
the evening.
It tr. planned to put the new showfc
ic a place just adjoining the park and
thlr will doubtless prove to bu de
lightful for the moving picture peo
ple and for the people partial to
shows of this kind.
Thc airdome will reut several hun
dred people and popular predictions
will go far amiss if the place ls not
filled every night during the summer
months. With the coming or fall, the
Electric Theatre will be reopened.
The Weather.
Washington, June 27.-Forecast:
South Carolina; -Thundershowers
Sunday and probably Mords v.
Big Consolidation.
Chicago, June 27.-Tho business of
the Colonial Trust Comp my with de
posits of $5,000,000 was taken over by
the Central Trust Company here to
day. The transaction inureased depos
its of the Central Trut'rf Company of
which Charles G. D?wes, former
comptroller of the cuiToncy, ls presi
dent, to $43.500,000. . ,
A N STA I'OLIS MAN OTSM : SS:
B!> FOR IM I'E USO NATION
( Continued from page 1)
of T. B. j-iongre.'alpo ot Mississippi,
and passed the first examination for
him in Virginia. When Longre ap
peared at the Naval Academy to take
the physical tests, the deception was
discovered because his handwriting
did not agree with the first examina
tion papers.
Although kept in ignorance of the
investigations and told that he was
suffering from a slight physical de
fect, Longre left Annapolis when
You Ought To Be Inter
ested In These Dresses
We Are Selling.
Because they are pretty, stylish and they fit \\
-added to this we offer them at reduced
prices.
You'll find the assortment good all White,' 1
White and Colors, Solids, etc. .
A few Silk Dresses included in this price re,^s1
duction. ' .
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A New Lot Of Shirt waists Ai
$1.00 and $1.25.
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Just remember there are bargains through-^
out the store. So all your wants can be
filled here economically.
Moore-Wilson Co.,
, Anderson, S. C.
publicity woo given to thc affair anti
did not return.
. Tile Naval Academy authorities re
commended courtmurtial for Harrison
but the ruling uf the secretary of the
navy was for dishonorable discbarge
ap. Ilarrlron ha; boen a prisoner on
board the prison chip Heina Melecio?
since the discovery of his guilt.' .
Liongre's case has been reforged i.to'
the civil service commission at Wash
ington. , -,. ti ,
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