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Ready ~to-Wear
and
Millinery
Store
Our stock la brand new-every Hom correct as to style, qtc. And
when you compare our prlcus and valucB with others, you'll buy hore.
Complote lino ot Ready-tn-Wear, Millinery, Underwear, Furs, Etc.
for Ladles, MISBCB and Children.
If you wont a hat that is becoming
to yon, you'll be coming to us. .
M. S. N?MMONS
South Main St.
Nejtt Door to C. A. Reed Music House.
Belton, S. C.
Capital and Snrplns $180,000X0
Collections Giren Prompt Attention
Ellison A. Smyth, W. E. Greer,
President, . V. 1*. and Cashier.
IL E. Campbell, Asst. Cashier.
fllCAPITOL PARK HOTEL
AbioUUly New abd Strictly Koicm WASH S [MOTON
.Opposite Capitol and Union Station OG
Renowned for .ita High Service and Low Rates.
EUROPEAN PLAN
RfJOm peraty without bsth ? l.SO obi ap
per day With bath $2.00 and op
All Rooms Outside
Booklet for the biking
W. T. KNIGHT.
Manager.
J
Ycmr Home .and'Your
?rs
1????? . Is **??c?g??bor??OO?2 ' Trriyi?^iVfTY?i*rit \*T?/>1^'^
in thousands of communities ? where every property
owner, is as??ed to consider thc improvement of his
property and[thc neighborhood in which it is located.
Are you helping to arouse interest in your neighborhood?
In home and neighborhood improvement plenty pf good paint
fa the first essential. Thc point must; both beautify and protect
buildings. You can accomplish this mostc?sily nndsatlsfactc^y v.ith
TOWN AND COUNTRY PAINT
. FOR SALE BY
ANDERS?N?PAINT & COLOR CO.
fot a Serie?
of Small,
Light Chilled
' 'v/:>, the manufacture of - ; V
Series of Pi?ws*
Well balanced, well: proportioned
pl?i?S ?Tv??h ' the ; ??'SSt^ w?plwvw?^?^^^
A\, orte-piece* i dof?U, mouldboard maka
? (fovriger^ bottom,,
Strong, steady, and bu* running' ptqtbt,
S&* them NOW.
Hardware
Anderson
INTERESTING ME?
AT COLLEGE TONIGHT
Three Distinguished Speakere to
Be Heard on Subject? of
Great Interest.
. Tonight Will be a big one for
Anderson college. Dr. Currell, pres
ident of tho University of cSuth Car
olina and Prof. D. W. Daniel of
Clemson college will both make ad
dresses In tho college auditorium, as
a part of ob educational campaign
conducted by the state university.
Of tho nature of this campaign, the
following letter explains:
"The three state institutions, Win
throp, Clemson and tho University
of South Carolina, are endeavoring
this year to got Into touch with each
other and co-operate through their
extension departments. After con
consitierablo ' discussion, we decided
upon holding meetings in different
parts of tho state at which represen
tatives from these Institutions will
appear together upon the same plat
form to outline tho work of each in
stitution and consider matters ot state
wldo educational Intorest.' Tho first
of these meetings is to bo hold In An
derson tho week of November 7th.
Prof. D. W. Daniel will represent
Clemson, Prof. J. W. Thomson will
represent Winthrop and President W.
S. Currell will roprescnt tho universi
ty.
"We arc corresponding with Pres
ident Kinard, of tho Anderson college
to see if ho ca nlet us havo his audi
torium and furnish music for the oc
casion.
"These meetings should be extreme
ly helpful and suggestive,, and I hope
will mean much to the communities
in which they are held. Anderson
has tho first one, Sumter tho next and
Rock Hill the third."
The following account of tho moot
ing to be held and the objects of tho
meeting to be held and tho objects of
thc meeting was sent In to thiB o ni ce:
In keeping with their efforts to be
ot the greatest possible, usefulness to
the stato, not only li the training of.
the future citizenship, but also by
touching the lifo of the present citi
zenship in every helpful way possible
ind in necking to lend assistance and
inspiration in; the work of solving
problems that the people face day by
lay, the University, Clemson, Win
throp, and likely the Citadel will hold
the first of a Borles of institutes in
Anderson at the auditorium of Ander
don college .on the evening ot Novem
ber 9, beginning at 8 o'clock. At this
meeting W. 8. Currell will represent
Carolina, <D. W. Daniel will repre
sent Clemson and there may bc oth
ers.
It ls hoped that there will bo a
large attendance of- all the citizens
of the- city and the country round
about. Matters of vital concern vto
everybody will bo presented in short
addresses that will, not be dry- ?or
heavy. Cooperation in the building of
sommunity life will be Btrsssed. Sug
gestions as to thc work accomplish
ed by Chambers of Commerce will
De made. Educational needs will bo
.5tressC3. ' r '
Dr. Currell ls too well known to
need comment to tho people of An
iarson. He has made many spion
lid addresses in numerous communi
zes in tho state that have resulted 4n
treat good. He is a delightful speak
ir. Dr. Daniel spent last, summer
)h the chautauqua platform * in s?v
irai state* and has recently made ad
i re sn es to tho .chambers of commerce ?
in^Charlotte/* ?reenviile, and Rock '
u the newspapers.
There wKl be no ' chargeT. Lot
everybody who can attend do so. This
first meeting-at Anderson should set
:he pace-for those to bo held in tho
near future at Sumter and Bock
aili.
There will bo fine music furnished
jy Anderson college.
Ules Got Wrathy.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 8.-Threat
ming another uprising,. wUh an at
tack on the Vernal jail unless some.
>f their tribesmen who arc. Imprison
ed there are released thirty armed
Ute indians" havo barricaded 1 them
selves in oil government buildings in
tho White. Rock reservation. Fivo.
nen wore. repulsed when '. thoy' tried
bo arrest two Indians who had shot
? peace ofllcor, ' seriously wounding
bim.-. ". :??
Kee nf ore erne nts have gone from
Roosevelt to assist Sheriff Murray in
lefending the Vernal Jail.
Graters Sentefteed.
' Marseilles, France, Nov. 8;-A sup
ply cbrps officer tnamcd Parent abd
bis soldier clerk nave been sentenced
by accourt martial to five years , im
prisonment and $2,000. fine tor , ??.
iopting con:-rn ? cc ? o n .T irom contractors.
>n purchases of supplies amounting
?. over $1,200,000.
Jean ?usseret, a tent m nnu factur
ar, who obtained. ?$200,000 worth ot
>rders by .payment of . commissions.
?va? sentenced to ten years, . and a
teavy fine; Three other . business
men were : sentenced. '. ', ..v.
\ , Gasoline Prices. . J
Atlanta, Nov*. S.-Commissioner Wv
i Harris of the federal trade com
mission, besas . gathering information
jearins on allegations made to H tho
:bmml3s-lon recently that gasoline
lenlcro ia Georgia and other Btates
vere discriminating against valions
dries and communities in the matter
ir brices.
;'Hs will' visit a number of Georgia
it Ues. and other parts of the south.
?o will not hold set hearings^)
< hlldreo Burned.
Chinook, Alberta,, Not; 8.---Three
ihildren were burned to: death .- and
heirmotlier,-.- Mrs. William I>,mry,
Ulf?ered> probably fetal injurie? ; .. toen
ho, Henry borne, hear hera' -waa
? ' hfft? T? ' . ;
Get this
what ails
TTuST about a
i soon as yoi
get next an<
try Prince Alb cr
tobacco you'l
wise right uptha
it was mad?
for your taste
A.nd that's nt
idle dreamt
Line up in the rt
then you'll cure
some pipe and cir
lt9stills way; Coal
m Puts the half-Neli
I cigarette grouches
j tongues and can't
you prove our say<
^ a patented process
..... and the parch. Tl
1 controlled excluoiv
??~$ th?t when you h?
i good as.P.-A." stu
Bj - . R.J.R?*TS
Snapshbtltng Drinkers.
Grafton, Wi Va., Nov. 8.-Armed
with cameras Baltimore and Chlo de
tectives are taking > photographs of
every employee, they eee dn the act of
taking a social drink. Since Septem
ber 1 several employees have been
called, in to headquarters and discharg
ed. One man; who asked for. a rea
son, was. shown, a. photo ot litpisolf in
the act of draining a whiskey bottlo
while standing in n box car.
All places whore railroad employees
congregate aro now closely watched
and the..dlsmisal of employee . v;ho
are known to t?ko A nip ia still gn
j ure il after accidents has been posltt
Uvely prohibited by Joseph F. Tuney,
chief medical examiner of tho Balti
more and Ohio railroad. AU ot .tho
company's employees havo received
a copy of "the Order. ? .
Soul hem Medical Association.
Dallas'./Foxas, Nov.'8.-Tho South
ern Medical' association opened its
annual .convention hero. . Delegates
from fifteen southern '-'states and tho
district of Columbia aro attending.
UGH! ARID SrOniftCH.
SOURNESS. HFARIBURH.
6AS_QR_1NDI6FST1QN|
The moment "Pape** Diapcpsin"
MT'
reaches the stomach all
distress goes.
Do some foods you-e?t blt back
taste good? but work badly; 'ferment
nato stubborn lumps ond cauco a sick,
??uf, gussy liiqnmcnr Now, $ir. er!
Mrs. DyflpepUc/jot this down: Pane's j
DIapepsin digests everything, leaving ]
nothing tb sour and upset you. ,7*here ?
never ?aythlng ?o safely quick,
so certainly effectlvb.: No difference
how bsdiy. your atom ach ia disordered
you will" get happy relief in; five min
utes, but - whtt pleases you most is
that it fltr?ugtbcpa and regulates your
stomach', DO'yon can gal your, favorite;
foods without tear., .. . .
Most remedies give, yen relief nome
limes-they ar? sloy, {but not> sure.
$&??&? ?Dlapep?=* ?? ^?:?ck,J Abstuve
and puis ?our stomach Itt a healthy
conduin so tha 'mW?ry -won't come
back. ' .'..-. .-...
Yon fe?l^dlffer?ui .!ea. soon as
"Pepe's Dmi?ep8ln^^omes,'* in coatcat
with.-tye- stdmaalj^^tresa Just van-*
lehea-r-youf. stomach, get? Sweet, no
gases, nb : belching,^n6; eructations of
undigested food, youp head clears and
yoo^fe^l;ljn>,. . ...
Co now, make the best Investment
you ever. made, by getting ? largo
flhy^eeat case of Papa's. Dispepsia
from any drug Stflvt... You realize in
Ave minutes how- needless It is to
suffer --from- indigestion, . dyspepsia of
Isa^tMbuacb disorder.
ow with other men;
enough wake up to
garotte makin's facts!
ta you a dime for a tidy
red tit
that y
fxagra
or roi
tke national joy
?on on oil pipo and
because it can't bite
parch throats. And
-sd! P. A. is made by
that cuts out the bitQ
lis patented process ?3
ely by us. Remember
sar come of that "cs
if!
Right <
you'H f
o.-ut of
honest
gotcha
Joysmc
Sot
tldi
hal
[OLDS TOBACCO CO., Wins!
Our Jitney Offer-This ?nd 6c.
Dont' miss thia. Cut out'.this slip,
enclose with 5c and mail lt to Fr fey
& Co., Chic, go, 111., writvug.yc.'r same
and address clearly. Yo J will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
bladder aliments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation,
biliousness, headache and sluggish
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pain In sides and back,
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bowels. Sold everywhere.
For Infants and . Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always beurs
the
Signature of
ANDERSON THEATRE
/Tuesday, (November Pth. '
fi
$1.50, $X.tsv i m.,
Seats on Sale Thursday at Box
a of P. A, that'll prove in jig time
ou never did get such flavor and
nee, whether you hit a jimmy pipe
1 up a delightful maida's cigarette.
moke
itt tho bat you'll sot mighty happy If
jo to Prince Albert Uko you're on tho
a best bet. For you tv.vvt will got
and trae tobacco salis faction till you
mmy with Pxiaco Albert-f/ic national
>??/ .
JcccryvTir-rji.^tcppyrcJbasSfGcg
f nd tino, ?Oct ?tho In pound and
f-po and fiamldore. H .'.
:on?Salcnij N. C?
$10 to $22.50
Tsemendous values
at $10, $12 50 and
Exceptional yalues
in Chinchillas, Astra
khans, Meltpns and
Kerseys./".; 1 ' ' , ' .
$10,? Sl-S-vand $20
And don't forget the greatest Shoe
\Values oh earth-the REGALE At $4>
$4.50 or $5, we give you more real shoe
value, style and comfort than yoiiVe'been
ns?^ ip. We also carry other good shoes
at $2;50, $3.00 aid WW&m
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Varied Style
Serv?c? aiid Fit
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