BIJOU THE?T1
TODAY
"THE LONG CHANCE"
B. U. Feature in SIX Reels.
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Richards Tropical Girls Present
"MY JIM"
A Rural MeloDrama.
MOVIES FOR TODAY
"BREEXY BILL OUTCAST"
Two Reel Drama.
"DICKY DEMON DASCHUND"
Fais Comedy.
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TODAY
3 REEL VITAGRAPH AND
ONE REEL COMEDY
Show Opens Promptly at 3 O'clock
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
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But
To be perfectly frank it is not
the iow price that we want you to
think of most
It Is
North Anderson's Natural beau
ty? its graceful lay-put, and. its
prosperous, progressive people*
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Destitute I
At A.nde\
'Needs
FATHER, MOTHER AND FOUR
CHILDREN STRICKEN
WITH TYPHOID
DEPEND ENTIRELY
UPON CHARITY
Clothing, Food and Money to
Pay for Medicine Needed
At Once.
In thc city of Anderson there ls n
family in which six members aro very
ill with typhoid fever. They aro in
a destitute stoto and need help, need
help urgently and immediately.
Dr. Herbert Harris has been at
tending tho family for some time. He
stated to a representative of the In
telligencer that there was one other
child taken ill at noon today, bringing
tho total to six cuses of fever in one
family.
Thu father and mother of this fam
ily wero taken ill several weeks ugo,
und there being bul a family of chil
dren, tho children wero frightened
und demoralized by tho illness of their
parents. Tho neighbors have been
providing for the uniortuuato members !
of tho family until now, and they can I
hardly be asked to do anything more.
Of course, the neighbors aro willing
and havo done, and still will do all In
their power io assist the raunly, hui
some public spirited person may feel
as If this case deserves attention and
may bo nblo to render some assis
tance. After the parents w ero ill for
Borne time, no doctor was called, but
lite two were cared for by tho other
members of the family as best they
could, but when throe other members
of the family were attacked, a physi
cian was called. This letf one little
boy of 14 years of age, the sole sup
port of tho .fumlly of six and ho was
too young to do much work, and not
able to caro for his parents and his
threo Bisters.1 Today at noon, be was
taken ill and the physician attending
the case states that he bas a caso ot
typhoid fever, similar to the rest of thc
family.
Tho family is named Partilan, and
lives at No. 31 O. Street, Anderson
mill. They are-absolutely helpless
and are dependent on tho charity ot
Anderson for aid. These people de
serve and need the help of tho town.
They have no food, no fuel, scant
clothing, and no medicine. Thc medi
cino has beon supplied by thc drug
store on the mill hill, and food bas
been furnished by tho neighbors un
til now. Now they have absolutely
nothing and are ali unable to work.
Tho father and mother aro now con
valescent, but it will bo several wcekfc
he ?oro either will be able to work.
This leaves the family penniless,
without food, fuel or clothing, sick
and unable to help themselves.
. Almost anything that can bo given
to this family will te appreciated, lt
is a worthy cari? and the people cer
tainly need the food urgently. There
ls danger of actual starvation unless
rolief 1B given.
Anderson has seen Buch ca3cs be
fore thlB. During tho winter ootths
of last year destitution in Andorsop
was not an uncommon thing, an i it
was common to such an extent that a
relief committee was formod. Now
with only one family who are actual
ly in need of clothing and food to sus
tain life, there ls no doubt as to tho
people of this city coming to their
aid. The family are well known in <
the mill and are. good, honest hard
working people. They need help
riulckly. Today is the timo, and if
anyone can help them, lot them Bend
what they may to this office and pro
visions will be made to have lt carried
to the family. Money, clothing, fuol,
uid food. Food is most urgently need
ed,
Clothing suitable for three girls,
ages from IC to ID years and a boy
about 14, or clothing for tho father
and mother can bo used to good ad
vantage. Money is necessary to pro
vide medicine for tho sick.' .
MANI BULGARIANS HAVE
ENLISTED IX mirri NH ARM*
London, Oct.v* 29.-(Associated
Press Correspondence.)-With .war
between. England and Bulgaria, ono
?lit.J- CCU 414 i.viunill . 1.111? tUllUll. SpcC
taclo of Bulgarian citizens In British
uniform. Some of them. In tho light
blue, hospital uniform which ls worn
hy the wounded, hare' returned from
fighting In Flamler?, and -others haye
Inst enlisted and are about to go to
the front. Most of these Bulgarians
have bad an ardent admiration for
England and have, without becoming
naturalised, contrived to enlist in the
Canadian force.
^^^m^^^r^^?on is
rson Mill
Assistance
MILITIA IS GRATEFUL
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LIEUTENANT BRADSHAW
THANKS COUNCIL IN BE
HALF OF COMPANY
AMOUNT INCREASED
? Which WiU Enable Militia to Af
ford Larger and Better Quar
ter? for Use As Armory.
"The tuon of the company want mc
to express tho appreciation of the on
tlro Anderson company to the city
council for the appropriation of $buu
a year for an armory," said Mr. Paul
Bradshaw, second lieutenant of the
company yesterday afternoon.
The armory appropriation was for
merly ?3?0 a year and some time ago,
when some llttlo trouble arose, thia
was cut In half. Now that better
quarters have been secured, the ap
propriation has been restored to what
it formerly was and by this raise, the
militia is able to afford the new ar
mory.
All of tho men from tho company
wish to express their thanks to tho
mayor and tho city council for their
work in raising the appropriation and
to others who assisted in having the
appropriation raised.
AUDIENGE DELIGHTED
"ninnjmfiiKinnTii?
I POPULAR PLAY MADE DECID
ED HIT AT ANDERSON
LAST NIGHT
ALL PLAYERS GOOD
? But Miss Gertrude Barker, as Bar
bara, Was Easily Favorite
Cast of Characters.
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"Barbara Worthy was met with n
wave of applause, when she made her
appearance before* ah Andorson au
dience. Tho show, was presented ot
tho Anderson last night and was a
good one. It was"played by a good
strong company, each member ot
which jmt seemed to? flt into his part
as if it was written especially for
him. . r
Ger'trude Barker, a? Barbara Worth
was especially good. She was well
received and judging from tho ap
plause, sho was nt one? a favorito with
the audience. The dry wit of Ernest
Mack, at 'Pat Mooney made a great
hit. Theodore Hardy, aS Jefferson
Worth was strong? In. his part, while
Owen Coll, as William- Holmes, grow
into favor with the audience aa is
intended through the play. . All mem
bers were excellent actors and the
play WAS enjoyed.
Sceale effects in the Prologue, woro
ot i.he best ever Shown, here. Tho
Scenes on the desert, with tho sand
sifting down on the stage was ono of
the best staged scenes ever shown In
Anderson.
. Following aro the characters ot the
play:
Characters in the Play.
Barbara Worth .. . .Gertrudo Barker
Helen Blair.. .. .Cecile Yeomans
William Holmes.. ;. ... .Owen Coll
Jefferson Worth .'. .-.Theodoro Hardy
Abe Lee.... .... . .Kenneth Grattan
Texas Joe. . .Earl Burnstdo
Pat Mooney.-.vi.-. ...-'Ernest Mack
James Greenfield. "Frank.. FAirasdell
Pablo Garcia.. ...Salvator A. Maltese
AT THE THEATRES
?A PAI? OF SIXES*
"A Pair of sixes," which comes to
the Anderaon for ""only |; one perfor
mance, tells:tho funniest story imag
lngsblo and it must .lio (JOG to. bo. ap
preciated. Nevef* to^-t&Vannals ot
comedy has action and dialogue so
; completely satisfied as in "A. Pair
of six ta," in deed-So close is their re
lation that tho; witty.' reparte? and
clever satire have the ? appearance ot
spotaneliy, so quiet fire is it, Alan
i Dale, tlie most blase and hardest to
please of New york;critics,'; eaoeclal
11? ,Tv^a?,ft^, -*Twhich he
f t [n turned
ii i i seid that"
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^.compel?
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wfao are;
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5 i te English
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The Biggest Dollar's Worth
Of Clothes Goodness for Every Dollar Spent With Us
"MOT since we have been in the Clothing business
have we ever seen ANYWHERE such extreme
values as we are selling this Fall for
$15.00
At this popular price
we carry the smartest
models, in lr owns, grays,
and blues; mixtures, plain,
colors, stripes, checks and
plaids; two or three but
ton models, soft roll or
flat lapels; single breast
ed; with patch pockets or
flaps.
$25.00 Worth of Style
$20.00 Worth of Value
For
We set out early this Fall to buy the Greatest line of Suits to
Retail at $15.00 we ever saw. We have succeeded. When you
see them, you'll agree with us. : / ii:::.^J^^'i^?^^^^^^3a':' fM
rM?OA/?Pf?/C? CL OTH/Ef?S
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?See the KIRMESS Friday Ni
?Lrs. Alice Woodson.
Mrs. Alice Wtoodson of' Piokone
county died Tuesday .night at her;
homo in tho ?ix Mill community. She
was a daughter of "the late K. C. Mc
Coy of tho Neal's Creek section1 bi
Anderson county and ia survived 'by
her husband, Mr. D. H. WOodsoti"
and eight children, seven of -which'are'
rosidents of Anderson county.
The funeral ' will bo held nt. the*
hdmo this afternoon.
OF BE
Belton, SC;
Capital and Sarnies 9180.000.00 '
Collections Given Prompt Attention
1 Ellison A. Saytb, Vf*. E. Greer,
! President. Y. P. and Cashier
ll. B. Campbell, Asst. Cashier. .
Pejzer, S. m
Capital and Sarrias f 1?5,000.0?
Collection > Given Careful Attention
ElUsan A. i :mj'ih, Jno. A. Hudgeaj,
President Cashier.
Ii. ?. TolHson. Astt Cashter.
RUSSIAN FINANCE MINISTER
EXPLAINS ATTITUDE ON JEWjS
London, Oct. 29.-:(Assoelatod
Press Correspondence.)--r>jringV his
recent visit in London M. Havi-r, the
Russian minister. ot : finance, gave a
sympathetic uudlenco to W...-A. Ap
pleton, honorary president of v.-??^
I Workers' League, for Jewish' Emane!*
patton, who askect that the Jows,' \n
Russia be accorded the rightsof^wlH
tfitia ohwn they.-perform the dutic. of
citizens. .' \
In reply, Vi. Berk said nn attempt
to pads' laws ? conferring additional'
rights on'the Jews would have. ari>us?~|
ed controversy," ?nd perhaps hostility
among the Russian people, so that the
FJj&sIar. goveK?Scnt, had takon
mater ia itavown hands and conwrrod IS
liberties and privileges by administra
tlve action. Th? government lu'?' sb * *
acting proceeded on tho assumption
that closer contact with thc ?Russians
would break down prejudice' end
clear the way for sweater liberties J]
Jbws are now allowed to settle down
and lire among the rest of the peo
ple. -.
STE AMER WRECKER OrF OREGON;
SEVENTY-TWO PERSONS
Marsh?elO, Oregon, Nov. $')-r-Tbo
?ter-mer St.. Clara' was wrs'ck^nef?il
here today. Fitten of her fony-^wWT
pasgeingors and twenty-four of tbs
crow aro missing. Tho vessol eirock
s/jetty and was a total wreck;
Uenuine 'I'exas
Rect Rust Proof Oats
??|??poct Wrdncsdtiy, ftorn Texas, n cir of genuine Red Bast
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Proof Oats, which wa consider ourselves fortunate in haying secured
Also, we baye 'encaje;of tho eld reliable ^
. Terra year land with this plew, sow genuine Texas Bed.Bast Proof ]
Oats and yirtt'ro sure of pleasing results,;
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