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A Ford on the road for every
car of another make. More
than 900,000 now in use?ev
erywhere. This could not be
if the Ford car had not, and
was not proving its superiority
every day, in all parts of the
world. The sturdy, light
weight, economical Ford car,
useful to everybody, saving
money for everybody?at a
price within reach of every
body. Runabout $390; Tour
ing Car $440; Town Car $640,
f. o. b., Detroit. On sale at
ANDERSON AUTO CO.
N. Main Opposite Palmetto
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SWEETS
FOR THE SWEET
She would appreciate a box of these assorted Chocolates to
day much more than the ones you sent her before you married
her. If you don't believe it?try it once!
We have an excellent line of absolutely pure Chocolates, as
sorted nicely, made by one of the very best candy makers m
the United States and our price b a one mat will please your
puric c!z?o?? a much as the candy will tickle your palate.
And include w&h your next order for Groceries an order for
some of Austin Nichol's "Broadway Blend" coffee; it's the best
coffee va the state.
This new grocery is stocked with fresh groceries of the very
best kinds, and your orders will be attended to correctly. Please
let us hear from you!
"BOB" and "BILL" ROBINSON
Next Door to Peoples Bank Phone 574
Beautiful Cut Glass For
Wedding Pr?sents
We have a wonderful assortment of beautiful,
rich patterns in the highest quality of cut-glass on
the market. The pattrens shapes and styles are just
" what is in vogue now.
No bride, but what will be delighted to receive a
present of this cut-glass.. Each piece is beautifully
cut and highly polished.
Marchhanks & Bahb
Reliable Jewelers.
FRESH OYSTERS
The SPT'.CT Kind In sealed Une, per S0c
. ' ? , .
Fresh shipment of Delaware and Ceneord OC - end
Grapes, per banket.? *?C "Vt
^tsr.r..
New cranberries, oar quart lSe| er 9 quarts 25C
New Keeker's Self Rising Buckwheat ga?r (Jnst to) 1 , IS 25c
tile's Ia-pert?d sjrnp. A heavy Hjrup? thr, best syrup that ^jS^
was ever pet tots a esa, per ean.? ******
New Terk Celery^er l?c
And Many Other Gee* Things to Bat.
Anderson Cash Grocery Co.
"Sellers of 6?od Things to Eat"
Phone SU anA 215
THE GQTTQfi GINNED
IN BOOTH CAROLINA
CErtSUS REPORT SHOWS DE
CREASE OVER LAST
YEAR
COUNTY REPORTS
Shows Number .of Buie* Ginned lo
Date This Year and Same
Tuna 1914.
That tbore has been less cotton
ginned in South Carolina this year
than last is evinced by the report of
Mr. Samuel L. Rogers, director of
the census, department of commerce.
The report was mado public for the
state Monday, Oct. 4.
Following is tuo ginning report for
each county in the etate, comparing
the number -of bales this yeai* with
tho number of balos ginned last
year : ,
County 1915 1914
Abbeville. 4.875 5.870
Aiken. 12.022 14,923
Anderson. 8,187 8..614
Bamberg. 6,972 9,566
Barnwell. 13,789 20.421
Beaufort. 452 1,677
Berkeley. ., 1,324 3,462
Calhoun. 5,655 8,683
Charleston. 461 2,121
Cherokee. 907 1,269
Chester. 7.094 ? 6.656
Chesterfield.. .. .. 7.610 6,131
Clarendon.. _... 3.813 15,630
Colleton. 3.376 5,478
Darlington. 8.15C 7,50t
Oil lion. 8,662 S.G02
Dorchester. 3.749 4,856
Edgefield. 7,512 7,941
Fairfield. 5,623 2.981
Florence.. .. .. .. 6,422 8,102
Georgetown. 362 640
Greenville. 3.758 4.644
Greenwood. 4,703 6.03 t
Hampton. 4,907 8,154
Horry. 720 674
Jasper. 854 2,500
Kershaw. 7,309 5,588
Lancaster. 3.478 1,600
Laurens. 5,969 6,366
Lee. 8.852 ? 0.691
Lexington. 7,258 5,804
Marion.. ..' .. .. 3,061 2.680
Marlboro. 15,468 16,487
Newberry. 7,746 5,096
Oconee. 1,570 1,515
Orangebug. 21,689 24,169
Plckens. 882 1312
Ricalano". 5,862 6,483
Saluda. 5,965 4,629
Spartanburg. 8.583 8,644
Sumter. 8,352 15,361
Union. 2,022 1,667
Willlooisburg .. .. 6.670 7.712
York. 4,564 5,654
Total...259.261 303,794
OLD CAPITAL OF
SERBIA TAKEN
BY INVADERS
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
to stand with assurances of continued
neutrality. Thirty-two thousand al
lied troops are, reported as already
landed at Saloniki, the obstacles to
their transportation to Serbia being
removed by the prompt action of the
Greek minister's communications in
the Venizelos cabinet, freeing the
railways ?rem Austro-Gprman con
trol. Russia made an official : an
nouncement of t:ie sinking of a Ger
man transport by a British submarine
in the Baltic.
The Dvinsk battle front still claims
the greatest attention is centered on
the fighting in the eastern sono.. The
Germans are now launching an at
tempt to take the city from the
north.
Tho onslaught exceeds in violence
the previous attacks from the west
and south. The Russians ndmit the
loss of part of their trenches, ten
miles north of 'Tvinek. On tho rest
of the eastern front, just who Is on
the offensive Is in doubt. There Is
German artillery fire on the whole
western front. It is particularly vio
lent against Loos, and the left wing
of the allies in Champagne..
Balg?ra Object.
London, Oct. 9.?A dispatch to the
Central News, forwarded from Sofia
says Premier Redoslavoft informed
the Greek minister that the landing
of allied troops at Saloniki was ato
in harmony with u:Je avowed attitude
of the Greek government toward Bul
garia. The premier added that the
Bulgarian cablnnet could not be re
sponsible fur a change of feeling on
the -part of the Bulgarian people. The
Bulgarian mlnlsteT at Athens said ha
had been instructed to make similar
representations.
French Report.
Paris, Oct. 9.?Reports of tho night
indicate that l.he German losses in
the offensive yesterday against the
positions of the allies, near Loos were
very heavy, the French war office
says..
- .
Rome, Oct. 9.?The british minis
ter Eliot plainly told King Constan
tin* of Greece, daring' an audience
Thursday that Great Britain nnd
France were determined to - posh
through the military expedition now
being landed at Saloniki. An Athens
correspondent of the Gtronale d'Italia
say* the views of the. quadruple en
tente wer* explained to the Greek
ruler in very energetic terms by the
British diplomat.
Hint to Others.
(Philadelphia Bulletin.)
The silence of the president atvlhta
timo is appreciated. Few words are
needed, aad ?hese mast U* fall of
power.
COBB?H?MPION
BATTER AGAIN
Chicago, Oct. 9.?For the eighth
time ir? Mb career. Ty Cobb is the
champion hatter of the American
lcegue. according to averages publish
ed here, lbs-has led tito league every
season since 1907, except 1908. Cobb's
average this year is .369. He set a
new league record of ' stolen base?
with 97; scored 144 runes; 271 total
bases.
Other American baiters: E. Collins
Chicago, 333; Fouraier, Chicago,
.325; Speaker. Boutun 313; Mclnuia,
Philadelphia, 314; Wood. S..ore, Ruth,
Foster, all of Boston, led tho pitch
ers.
National League.
Larry Doyle, New York is Nation
al champion-with 314; Cravath, Phila
delphia, led in runs scored 88; total
baees 2C. homers 21. Herzog molo
34 bases. Other batters: Luuerue,
Philadelphia 313; GrlfHtfo, Cincin
nati 307; Daubert, Brooklyn, 304;
Toney, Cincinnati, Alexander, Phila
delphia, Maaux, Pittsburgh, lead the
pitchers'.
Federal Lengne.
Kauff, Brooklyn, leads Federal bat
ters 340; Magee, Brooklyn. 328;
Konetchy, Pittsburgh 310; Wilson
Chicago, 307. Leading pitchers. Mc
Connel, Chicago, M. Brown, Chicago.
Bulgaria Kicks.
London, Oct. 9.?Strong .represen
tations are said by : Contrai News
agency to hoye 'been made by Bulga
ria against landing French and Brit
ish troops at Saloniki.
GIRLS! QRftW A MOIST
CLOTH IHRO?SH HUIR,
DOUBLE IIS BEAUTY
Tr, d?! ?H Ihfck. glo-y,
Wavy einem beautiful at
once.
Dnmcdlatc??Yes! CertainT?-that's ,
tho joy of it. Your hair becomes
light. T7avy, Huffy, abundant and ap
pears as soft, lustrous and beautiful
as a young girl's after a Danderlne
hair cleanse. Just try this?moisten
a cloth with a little Danderlne and j
carefully draw it through your hair, j
taking one' small strand at a time.
This w!!l"cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
or excessive oil. and in Just a few
moments you have doubled the beauty
of your hair. A delightful surprise
awaits tbose whoso.-.?air has been j
neglected or is scr?ggly, faded,'dry,
brittle or thin. Besides beautifying,
tho hair,. Danderlne dissolves every j
particle of dandruff; cleanses, puri
fies and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling balr, hut
what will please yon roost will be af
ter a few week's use, when yon tee !
new hair?fine and'downy at first
yes?but really new hair growing all
over the scalp. If you care for pretty,
soft hair, and lots of it surelj get a
25-cent bottle of KnowRon's Dander
inc from any drag store or tolteti
counter and just try It
Andei
AC
THE MOST
MISS REA
METRi
SEATS NOW ON
* +*?? *+**?*? ? ?+*
FOOTBALL GAMES
* + *
At Auburn 7; Florida 0.
At New Orleans--Tul an e 14; South
western Industrial 0.
At Atlanta?Tech 21; Davidson 7.
At Chattanooga?Georgia 6; Chat
tanooga 6.
At Lexington, Ky.?Washington
and Lee 27; Marshall 0.
At Wost Point?Army 21; Gettys
burg 0.
At Cambridge?Harvard 29; Carlisle
7.
At New Haven?Yale 7; Lchlgh C.
. At Annapolis?Pittsburgh Univer
sity 47; Navy 12.
At Philadelphia?State 13; Pennsyl
vania 3.
At Princeton 3; Syracuso 0.
-U Lexington Va ?Virginia Mili
tary Institute 7; Oallaudet 0.
At Columbia?University S. C. 41:
S. C. Presbyterians 0.
At Ithaca?Cornell 4G; Williams 6.
At Nashville? Vanderbilt 75;
Georgetown, t'.ij) College 0.
At Madison?Wisconsin 85; Mar
quette 0.
At Ann Arbor?Michigan 35; Mount
Union 0.
At Hanover?Dartmouth 20; Tulfls
7.
At Ampert 7; Brown 0.
At Clemson?Frenshmat/ 0; Fur
man Seconds 0.
At Charleston?The Citadel 04 ; Por
ter Military Academy 0.
At Tuso&loosa?Alabama G7; Blr*
mlngham Collegei 0.
At Knoxvilio?Tennessee 0; Clem
son 3.
At Charloltesville?-Virginia 71;
Richmond College 0.
At Scwanee 47; Cumberland 0.
At Chapel Hill?North Carolina 35;
Wake Forest 0.
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son Th
?uaranteed Attrae
FASCINATINE
OLIVER A*
O9 M
By J. HARTLi
[ARTIN AS "PE
OPOLITAN CAS
SALE
Now Look Out For Jack
Frost
Better come in at once and select your
HEATERS
Ours are the kinds that save fuel bills
and make warm homes, A home comfor
tably heated day and night it the greatest
luxury of winter life.
We have them in various styles and
sizes.
Sullivan Hardware Co.
Anderson, S. C* Helton, S. C, Greenville, 8. C
CHICORA BANK
Patvar Q President; Cashier.
re&sjCr, ? V. JL E. ToUIeon, Asst. Cashier.
Capital and Surplus $12Sr00O.00
Collection Given Careful At ten! Ion
ElUHon A. Smyth, Ino, A. Hungens,
! l? k XJV 17 Capital and Surplus 8180,000.30
l B?Nl\ 1 li It L HIN Collections C'en Prompt Alten?oa 1
h Ul Allia VI UULi 1 VU Ellison a. Smyth, W. e. Gr?er, i
Ralf An C President. T. P. and Cashier. 8
' DrJllUU, . v. h. H. Campbell, Asst. Cashier.
P?CAP?TOL PARK wB.
Ab?,!rteiy Ntw ?si Strictly Med?. WASH I NGTON
Opposite Capitol and Union Station JJ ?
Renowned for ita High Service and Low Rates. 1K%
EUROPEAN PLAN " 1
Room psrdty without bath $1.50 and?? '
pc \y with bath $2.00?d?p
All Room* Outside
Booklet {or the uktag
W. T. KNIGHT.
Msnsgsr.
Greatly Reduced Round Trip Fare
VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
In Connection Wtih Blue Ridge
FROM ANDERSON, S. C.
TO
WASHINGTON, D. C. $16.25
Account of Scottish Rite (A. A. S. R.) Thirty Third De
gree.
National Association of Postmasters of the First and Seo*
end Class.
Atlantic State Association.
Tickets on sale October 15th to 19th inc. with return limit
October 31st, 1915.
For complete information, pullman reservation, etc.? call
on ticket agents , or write
W. R. Taber, T. P. A, J. R. Anderson,.
Greenvfie, S. C. Anderson, S. C.
CM
Oct. IS ala
eatre
'.tton.?J. J. Trowbridge
i COMEDY OF ALL TIME
?OROSCOS
V Til? AU :
E MANNERS
Gr WITH A DISTINGUISHED
AND PRODUCTION
PRICES $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c