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pALME??fl THEM?J[ To^AY Joe Jackson and his Baseball 1 Girls present 'Two Fools That Were" Movies For Monday "THE REFINING FIRES" American Two Reel Drama. "HOGAAN'S MUSSY JOB" A Keystone Comedy. m DOLLAR DAY Make your dol lar last a long time ij^vVe want a critical public to test and ?Ufo us again and again bet?re agreeing with us that no other stqre equals ours 4ri highness ct quality, correctness Ol .ly?es and lowest of price* Dollar Day at GEISBERG'S ic IHllUllll BARGAIN DAY 20 pair Women's Shoes worth $2.00 thursday.$1.00 10. pa ir Children's Shoes, worth $1.50, Thursday .... . .$1.00 Evening Slippers,' Pink, Blue, Red, worth $3:50, Thursday, each ($2.ob pair) V. ? .$1.00 Tan Shoes for Women, worth $3.00 pair, Thursday, each (?$2.00 pair).$1.00 Other specials too Geisberg Bros. Shoe Compaoy tinder Masonic Temple. Shoes That Satisfy. 1 ??" ? '.??'?"Hil . j' lill m I ..?.SEE THE.... White Window AT . .ni* J. .... PANT' NEXT ATTRACTION I5J?LL?B DAY SEVERAL HUNDRED ENJOY BALLOON ASCENSIONS LAST NIGHT BARGAINS WORTH WHILE THURSDAY More Than 20 Merchants Will Hold Dollar Day Sales and Premiums Will be Awarded. Se'feral hundred people, mostly children, attended the merchants bal loon part last evening In front of the Intelligencer office; and Judging from the laughter and applause which greeted each ascension the crowd was weil pleased with the evening's en tertainment. Nineteen or twenty balloons were Hi nt up, euc h with a tay, attached, call ing for u nice premium when pi* sented to the doner, on Thursday next, Dollar Hay. On several occasions two balloons were released at the same time, which provided the excitement of a race, and loud were the shouts when one or the other balloons show id conn* udvuntuKc over lt's rival. The premiums to be given'' to the lucky linders of the tnt;:' attached to thc different balloons, are: A pair of children's shoes, value $2.00 given by (Iceberg Bros. Shoe Co. A pair of cuff buttons, value SI..10. Klven by Walter II. Keese ?j Co. A har pin, value SI GO. elvan by Wel ter H. Keese & Co. A lady's or, child's hat, value $10.00, given by D. Gclsherg. A lady's rhttt waist, value 1.00, giv en by Lesser Co. > dress shirt, value $1.00, given .easer Co. . solf-fllllng fountain pen, value ?U.."><), given by Marchbanks & Babb. A dress Shirt, value $1.50, given by R. W. Trlbble. A book of theatre Jlckets, value j $1.00. gt von by The Anderson Theatre. | A book of theatre tickets, value $1.00, given by The Anderson Theatre. A book of theatre tickets, value $1.00, given by The Anderson Theatre. A three months subscription, value $1.25. given by The Intelligencer. A three months subscription, value $1.25; given by Th? Intelligencer. A three months subscription, value I $1.25, given by The Ibtelligencer. ..*) A dollars worth ot merchandised given by Jno. A. Austin. 1 A three pound can of Golden Glow! Coffee, value $1.00, gl^en 'by Tho Ideal! Grocery; Co.' , ^ One pair of men's pants, value $2.00, given by D. Fleishman Broa ? > A lady's shirt waist, valve $1.50,1 riven by Mr?. B. Grave? Boyd. A silver tooth Ailing, gtveh by Dr. Weiis. ' r . A If the night had been more quiet and the wind a blt. more .calm, the | balloons would bave mounted higher Into the air, ?nd gone in different di rections ; as it was, the wind was in a ; worterly direction and blotting pret ty stiff-every balloon left 'As4$f3vu bound straight for HSrtwell,\Oa., and tho chances are that some pr them went about half-way there before they barned out and dropped. . There will be pleasant surprises in store for the persons, who not knowing of tho bal-1 loons party, who should happen to 1 And some ot these balloons In their.] front yard this morning, and as the tags tell their own story, they will Boon .understand that all thats' nec essary tb get the premium ia to bring the tag- to Anderson Dollar Day. It looked as If one or two bal-I loons dropped In the western part j of tho city; if they did. the merchants who donated the premiums attached to them, will know about it, early Thursday morning. The Intelligencer is Indebted to Messrs. West of the Ideal Grocery Co.,. Mr. Bleich of the Anderson Theatre, Mr. Curtis or thc C. & W. C., and several other gentlemen who aa ? dated us in sending np che balloons. The boys behaved tory nicely indeed; only one boy threw rocka at the bal loons after he had been warned, and then when the policeman spoke to j him rather sharply, he wished he had minded,' better. Next time balloons ara sent up, that particular Ix.y willi not tlu'ow rocks, theta certain, the of ficer scared him pretty badly. The people all seemed to enjoy the evening, and the Intelligencer force, having the matter In charge enjoyed thc party as much as any kid in the crowd. Here's hoping that the mer chante have another balloon party again coon. THEATRE CLOSED Ttl ill UIPIYifflfVl iu ?LL non una i Manager Blekh Requests VWtortj to Slay Out for . . ...... "Please stay obi or the taWre un til the opvnfng reception st 8 o'clock Thursday evening." la the earnest re quest the managemsnt of "The Ander son" theatre makes of the public. Those engaged tn putting tho finish ing touches ou the building are going to be kept busy until the last moment getting the theatre ready tor the re ception Thursday ?vening, and the workmen cannot do their work prop erly and cannot make the required progross with visitors walking through tho buddina, explained the management. THEATRE RECEPTION PLANS ARE CHANGED DIRECTORS AND MANAGER TO RECEIVE PUBLIC THURSDAY NIGHT THE PROGRAM Reception Will Not be Held in Afternoon-Staff of Theatre Hamed Thc platiB for the formal opening of "The Anderson" theat lo to the inpppctloti of the public have been slightly altered. Instead ot the di rector.? of the Anderson Development company, owners of the amusement houae. holding a reception Thursday ufternoon and evening, they will hold it lu tho evening only. The opening reception will, there fore, be held at 8 o'clock Thursday evening, under ihe Joint auspices of the Bleich Amusement company les scof the playhouse, and the Ander ron Development company. As stat ed already, free motion pictures will be shown during the evening. Thc following program for the open ing reception has been announced: Music-Anderson Theatre Orches tra. Chali man-:J. 3. Fowler. President Auder:.DD Development Company. Invocation-Dr. Jua. P. Kinari]. President Anderson College. ' . Address of Welcome-^GetC M. L, Bonham. ' Music-Anderson Theatre Orches tra. JH?!* Our Plans to Entertain the Peo ple-C. H. Bleich, Mgr. Bleich Amuse ment Co. 21 Moving Pictures-Vltagraph Fea tures. Mr. Bingle'? Melodrama. General Inspection of Hosue-ttv Directors ot the Company. Mush:-Anderson Theatre Orches tra. Electrtr Lights Galore. Preparatory to the opening of the theatre, two strings ot incandescent electric bulbs have been stretched along either side of West Whitner street, from Hotel Cblquola to "The Anderson." Across the street, for the same distance, bave been stretched at regular Intervals cords from which are suspended American -ftne? aj\1 pennants advertising the opening* night-attraction at the theatre, "The \&^???S*>y&L~-.-J MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL [ Honor Roll for Mountain View School December 1914.. S-Epurth grade-Jar Kelthr---* Sixth grader-J.- P. Campbell, Elaine Keith. Ninth grade-?lvyn Scott, May Bess Campbell. January 191.'). Fourth grade-James, Orr, Ada Keith, J. C. Burgess, Sampson ' Bur gess, Hassle Myrtle Gallllard. Sixth grade-J. P. Campbell. Elaine Keith. Frank Orr. Eugene Hammond, Palmer Gallllard. Eighth grade-Luther Campbell, Cevera Hammond. Ninth grade-Maybess Campbell. Alvyn Scott. ? NO STOMACH PAIN GAS, INDIGESTION IN FIVE MINUSES ["Pepe's Diapfcpsin" it the only real stomach regulator , known? i "Really does" put. bad. stomachs, in order-really does overcome, indiges tion, dyspepsia, gas. heartburn and' sourness tn five minutes-that-Just that-makes Papa's Dlapepsin . the iargest" selling stomach regulator''tn the world. If what you. eat .fermenta into stubborn lumps, you belch gas and erucaixie . ?OiU , nnd?j^sted feed and acid; head ls dIssy and aches: breath foul; tongue coated;'your IT?4 sides filled with bile and indigestible waste, remember the moment "Pape'B Dlapepsin" comes in contact with the stomach all Buch distress vanishes. IC? trulv astonishing-almost marve lous, and th? Joy ls Hs harmfulness. A large fifty-cent case of Papa's Dis pepsia will give you a hundred dot tars' worth of setlstBtttlofi or ! your druggist hands you your money back. It's worth it's weight in gold to men and women who can't get their .stom achs regulated. lt belongs in your home-should always be kept haadv la ease of a sick, sour, upset stomach during the day or at night, lt's the quickest, surest and.' most harmless stomach regulator la the world. --, Dollar Day Thursday [in Anderson. Be Here! "The h GKA Friday, Auspic THE G< ,4The P SEE Reserved Seats No You are invited opening reception "The Anderson" ' day, February 18tl and bring th? fami pictures. LECTURE OK PANAMA ^nN?LJ?H?BSOA? Will be Given by Zone Resident at K. of P. Hail at 8 P.M. fm illustrated lecture on tho Puna VI ?anal, by one wh? has lived in j! tone some swen years and 1B trdughly familiar with the subject, ll /be delivered Thursday evening' f Cblquoia Lodgo 'KftightB' of Py /n's ball by Mr. Stacy Russell, an' /Merson boy, who is-h?re off a'short ? cation. f?>uring his residence in thc cone, -luring which time he nae peen, in the Ifdistal service. Mr. RuHsJe|lpwfanfcen W*r keen Interest in the construction iM/the canal. He has studied the great engineering feat- at close range, and bas at his Anger tina a - multi tude of facts and figures regarding the'big ditch that are not known to the- average resident oV the States. Mr. Russell has rorie numerous photos of ?"cito. Ja ?'ie L'one, his plc msjim suowlng alt stages of construc tion from the tinja Uncle 8am took hold of the proposition, where the French had fallen down'on tho Joh, until the; first merchantman wont through the'canal. Mr. Hussen -has transferred a great many of his photos to lantern sillies, thereby being able to splendidly il lustrate hts tectttrss.1. HeEafeowa wHh hts -lecture a large amount* ?f dita which bei secured from officiai sources. Mr. RusHelf has not. gojie? Into the lecture fie ld. but merely con sented to give his friendo in Andern son: the benefit of the knowledge of thia great undertaking which he has picked up during his residence iff the . tone. The lecture will be given at 8 o'clock, and other Knight of-Pythias In the pity are cordially Invited to attend. BIG BARN AT IVA ?S DESTROYED BY EIRE I Structure Belonged to S. M. Mo Adams Low Between $8GG and $?00 The large modern barn ofOfrrjfcS? M. McAdams, nt fva waa burned last Friday night at 9:80 o'clock, entailing' a loss estimated to be between $800 and $000. : Two buggies and a large quaint)*' of feed stuff were thc. only contents of the building burned: Mr? Mc Adams waa not at hoffte at the time tUte ?ra occur*** hs-fc neighbors in formed him that whan they discov ered the Ure the9 flames were bursting out cf the .loft A ?mall amount ot Insurance on thc property was carried by the Citt sena Insurance agency of this city, hut not anything like enough tn cover the amount ot the loas. Petter be safe thaff sorry-Willett P. 'dloan, Insurance. inderson" Theatre LND OPENIN#f February % 19 ttl es Anderson Development Co, DRGEOUS MUSICAL COMEDY rince Of Tonight" IHE WATER-FETE AND BANQUET, A BRILLIANT AFFAIR. THE BLUE AND SILVER BALLET. TRANSFORMATION TO THE LAND OF THE MOON. w Selling at Theatre Box Office Also - . - ? ? to attend the to. be held at Theatre Thura h9 8 p. m, Come ly. Free moving Geisberg Bros. Shoe Co. Rusf us Fant Book Store The Cely Co, Crayton Drug Store Evans Pharmacy No. 1 Owl Drug Co. Red Cross Drug Co. $' THURSDAY ?? 1 is qwrBis War Say *P DAY. ??] ' " "~m .... DAY BARGAIN NO. 1-Ladies "Electric" Brand T.-: f?f? House Dresses, $t.5o values, dollar day V * BARGAIN NO 2--l lot Ladies' Waists , slightly mussed values up to $i.5o, dollar, day, three 4-1 JOA V for.. V * .VH?J BARGAIN NO. 3-Children's Rompers in blue and pink \ check, values 39c, dollar d^y four pairs ftfV for. ... ..PI?. WI \ --j-fr--: ' ' ?' . . 1-\j $ b BARGAIN'Np. 4-Choice of any yladies' or children's win- } ? tSjm !;hT:.^?.!?:'!^$1.00 j -lt J v .-i~.-? \ -!-r-^---1-- . BARGAIN NO. 5-i lot of discontinued Red- d? 1 fkfk fer? ?^wetsjvalues S3 to S5, dqUar day.. ?P * .BARGAIN NO. 6-1 lot Children's Dressesv. tf* ?| |W| all sizes,' fast colors, value $1.50 dollar day *P I?W BARGAIN NO. 7-Ladies' Black Linen? Wear Silk Boot Hose, value 75 cents, dollar day, two pair tf* ?| g\f% for... . . <MAJU BARGAIN NO. 8-Ladies' Knit Sj..ip? Union Suits, knee lengths, lace trimmed, value 39c -&tti,1 Aft j dollar day, 4 pair.w * . W -? ? ? ??.? m., A. xv a t_i p'lL.i:_O I t T jSitytfe .?l.^i-. fHUIUAUl IWi gfi lui oiiNrtiiiit i tuivwR,"^ tuiuia gieviii rose and putty, vakie $1.50, dollar Q() ' 4^ Brafc?S^^ 1 ?00 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ?tt^^f^ndthft *re na{ advertised. All these specials n. display (irs! floor. ? AGENTS GOSSA RP; CORSETS