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THOMPSON'S BIG YEAR-END SHOE SALE Has Put a Crimp in Prices--Still They Drop One lot Ladies* $2.50 Yici Kid Shoes at.;. ; One lot Ladies' $3.00 and $3.50 Patent Colt Shoes at. One lot Misses' and Children's $^.oo shoes at. . $1,39 $1.85 $1.19 One lot Men's S4. $5 and SO Patent Colt Shoes at. Men's $2.00 dull leather shoes at..". $1.95 $1 ?39 Women's Felt Comfys, with Lamb's Wool Inner Soles, QC all colors, worth $1.50 anywhere, at. %7wC 'Talk is cheap" but the prices make 'em buy. We only give a few prices above so you will not forget what we are doing. * Remember every pair of Shoes in our store goes in this Sale-not a pair reserved. ::::::::: GET 'E1V1 AT THOMPSON'S AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Just Arrived A fall new stock of WALL PAPER We want to call special attention to our ten cent papen Let us paper that room at a very small cost to you. Drop tn and look it over. "Ask Dugan Why" Anderson Paint & Color Company Watson Vandreer Bldg. Phone 647. fa i Wo Dry Clean Better. Wc ?=!-<;?! jan ia hetcsse ao>iaaisied with our Methods* So for 5 Days Only We WOI Clean Ladles* Holts "."ic, Regular Pri?e $1?60-$2J>0. Gents Suits 75c, Regular Price ? glaHh fient!* 0 Te roo ats. Regular Price .UM. Work failed For. Work I'eUrered. rhone 414. The Only Tailor la Town Who ls a Tailor. ROSENBERG One-Taree-Four Main. QUEEN THEATRE HONKA PATH, S. C. TODAYS PROGRAM "SHIP WRECKED" i Kaiem-2 Reel Drama, > . "BUFFALO JIM" 1 . Vitagraph-Comedy. "MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE" Vitagraph-Drama. * P. I. Jones of Starr waa In the city yesterday fdr a short whUb. Mrs. Annie Bean of Starr -was .shopping Uijhe clty_yesterday._ DALME1 * TOI Cliff Watson's ! "PAI "THE ACID TEST'. .. "A HOT TIME lt? SNAKES VD. FOURTH HEEL TO BE SE CHIQUOLA MANUFACTURING CO. DEFENDANT IN AC TION FOR $15,000. OTHER MATTERS Case of Milford Versus Geer Fin ished-Court Meets nt 0:30 O'clock Today. Shortly prior to tho recessing .of court of common pican at C o'clock yestcnlny afternoon a compromise wm? renched In tho matter of R. O. OwlngH, ns administrator of the catato of John Owlngn. versus the Ohlquolu Manufacturing Company, the case be ing a suit for Siit.OOO damages brought hy tho plaintiff against '.ne mill at llonea Path as the result of fatal In juries received by his son, who work ed In the plant as a sweeper and to stop cards for thc card .'?tripper;. At torneys interested In the matter were unwilling last night to make known the amount agreed upon In the settle ment of the case. (ese Up Yesterday. Trial In this case was begun yes terday morning at 10:30 o'clock, with Oreen & Earle, of this city, and H. P. Bnrbage, of t Greenville, appearing as counsel for 'the plaintiff and Mon ham, Watkins & Allen representing the defendant-company. The plaintiff had taken nil testimony from this side and tho defense had put up two or three witnesses when the settle ment was agreed upon. aUetaUottS !S Case. The allegations in the suit charged, negligent and that as a remit of this the boy sustained his fatal Injuries. In the answer the defense denied these charges, stating that thc boy's Injuries were due to his own negli gence. Case Eaded Yesterday. When court met yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock trial In tho case of J. C. Milford versuB L. V. Geer was re sumed. This case was begun Tues day. Tlie plaintiff sought to recovar possession of some 47 acres ot land which the defendant contracted tp buy. AU testimony and arguments in the case wore completed Tuesday af ternoon, so when court met yesterday morning the delivery of. the charge to the JuTy was In order. ?The jury was given several issues for their consid eration, which Were, with their ans wers, es foMows: Question, "ls Geer tenant of Milford or ls he In pos session under contract to purchase?" Answer: "He ls In possession under contract to purcnase." Question: "It n purchaser, how much balance ls due on nurchaae monev?" Answer: "$301.65." Birk Two Years With Indigestion. "Two years sgo I was greatly bene fited through tining two or three bot tles ot Chamberlain's Tablets," writes Mrs. 8. A. Keller. Elida. Ohio. "Be fore taking thom I was sick tor two years with indigestion." Sold by all dealers._ [TO THI )AY'S PROGRAM Sf VAUDEVILLE: Peerless Comedy C US UPSIDE DO WIS Delightful Farce Comedy IN MOVIES: .. ... ... ...\...-. ... .. v li" ... . . t?CTED MBS. W. A. HUDGENS* Editor Phone 37. MrB. C. W. welch of Boston is hore on a viBlt to her son, G. C. Welch. Miss Agnes Speights of Lowndes vllle was here this w?ek tlie guest of MIKS Floride Harris. r.Ilss Hazel Gilreuth of (?reonvllle 'a visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. <Mink souls. Mrs. R. V. Hansom ot WHHamston 1B the gucHt of Misses Irene und Claru Osborne. Mrs. JnB. lt. Aull lias returned from a short visit to Newberry. Miss Annio Lucile Poole of Colum bus, Qa., who has been the attractive guest qf Miss Floride Harris, left yes terday for her home. MrB. E. F. Kimbrough has returned to Anderson after a two months' stay with relatives In Auguata. Glee Club. Tickets for the entertainment to he given by the Glee (Hub of Anderson College are on aale ut Evana' Phar macy. Thia delightful entertainment will be given on Monday 'night, De cember 14, in the college auditorium. Musicale Tea. The following ia the program for the musicale tea at Mra. J. B. Town send's on North McDuffle street thu afternoon from 3:CO to 6. The 'adles of the town are cordially invited. Piano solo-Mra. Frank Watkins. Vocal aolo- Mra. James Craig. Trio-Cello, Mr. McCauley; Violin ist, Mr. Horafal; piano, Mra. Martin. r anding-Mra. A. P. Johnstone. Vocal solo-Mra, Chas. Greene. Piano solo-Mrs. Chambers. ? Vocal Bolo-Mra. P.. S. Lipon. Plano solo--Mra. Rhoda Vandlver. . Trio-Collo. Mr. McCauley; violin, Mr. I Io rt sf i'I; piano, Mrs. O. L. Mar tin. Vocal solo-Mrs Walter 2?atty. Vocal duet-Mra. R. S. IJgon and Mrs. Allen. *. Plano aoio-Mra. R. R. King. Trio-Cello, Mr. McCauley; -violin, Mr. Horafal; plano, Hrs. Martin. Piano duet-Miss Welch and Mra. Steel. Vocal solo-Mis? Avery. volcal solo--Mrs. T. .Allen. / Vocal duet-Mrs.: Nardin and Mra. Cely. Piano duet-Mrs. Earle and 1 Mies Chapman. Trio-Violin, Mr. Horafal; cello, Mr. McCauley; piano. Mrs. Martin. Vocal solo-Mrs. Vines. Piano solo-Misa Broylea. Vocal solo-Mrs. Nardin. Mr?. C. C. Jones of Starr was among the shoppers in the city yesterday. o. presents: itagraph-Two Ree! Drama Essanay-Western Comedy I Personal I Miss George Martin of Due vV'ost ia the attractive guest of Miss Carrie Medien. -o Frank McGee of Iva was among tho visitors in the city yesterday. Pat O'Neal, a well known farmer of | the county, waa In the city yesterdaj. -o R. C. Fisher of Atlanta waa among! the business- visitors in Anderson yes terday. . Jos. A. Bell of Greenville was in the city yesterday on business. George D. Boyd of Charlotte was among the visitors 'In tho city yester day. A. P. Caldwell of Spnrtanburg was a visitor In the city yesterday. J. D. Hall of Charlotte spent yes terday in the city on business. I 6. C. Templeton of Greenville was among the business visitors in the city yesterday. ' Mrs. B. H. Glyrapnof Townvllle was] shopping In the cit;' yesterday. G. W. Sullivan returned yesterday to Willlamston after a short visit in tho city. . T. W. Pruitt of Belton was among j the visitors in the city yesterday. Lee Wilson of the Craytotivfllle sec-1 tion was In the city yesterday Mrs. Sam E. Lunday of Willi iston was among the visitors in thc city | yesterday. Ira Hamilton of the .Craytonvlllo section waa in the city yesterday. H. G. Adams of WillianV. ton was j among thc visitor* In the city yester day. J. H. Kay of the Hopewell section waa In the city yosterday for a short while. . Misa Allie Ashley of Honea Path was shopping in thc city yesterday. C. D. Chamblee of the country was { a visitor in the city yesterday. Dr. BurrlsB of Iva wag among those I -pending the day itt the city yester day. W. B. King of visitor in tho city1 8, J. Hes: ar of ; Ht , the well ! known rhlcken fancier, was in the j I city yesterday. i..a O. A. Cane of Atlanta was among j ?the business visitors In the city yes terday. -ir v S. H. Morgan waa m the city yes terday on business. * A. D. L. Barksdale of Greenville, representing the Southeastern Ufe Insurance Company, was a visitor li the city yesterday. Kwn Davidson of Charlotte, assist ant general freight' agent of the At-1 lantlc Coast I me Railroad, spent yes terday in the c??y. Mrs. Floyd Cox; ot Belton was among those shopping in the etty' yes terday. Mrs. Reed Sherard of Belton was I j among those spending yesterday Inj I the city. Mrs. B. H. Joh tetons and Mrs. D. W. Daniel of Clemson College were] j shopping tn the city yerterday. Mr. and Mrs. John. Kay of Mt. Car-' I mel were tn the city yesterday. lira. Ernest LatittVr and ?on Ot Lownde*ville sure visiting in the etty. Mrs. John) Horton or Belton was [shopping in the etty yesterday. Dr. L. O. McCall? of Starr was ?among, the visitors in the etty yes 'terday. ONLY BQN-A-FfDE WAR PICTURE IS COMING WILL BE SHOWN HERE FOR BENEFIT OF BELGIAN RE LIEF FUND THE PARAMOUNT Will Have Its Formal Opening Next Saturday With This on Program. Anderson people will shortly have the' pleasure (it IB can be called a pleasure) of viewing the drat and on ly authentic European war motion plcturea in existence, for on next Sat urday the Paramount theatre will ex hibit for the benefit of the Belgian re lief fund the celebrated picture "On Belgian Battlefields*," which waa taken by staff photographer of the Chicago Tribune. Saturday will mark the formal opening of thia new mo tion picture theatre, and it is the ph?., of the management to give the p:o ceeda of the 'irenoon perfo manee to this worthy cause and r.Z per cent of the afternoon and evening receipts. A scale of prices of 10 and 20 cents has been agreed upon for the forenoon ehow and 25 cents for th?* afternoon and evening performance. As a straight admission fee of 25 cents IB charged wherever thia wonderful pic ture la shown, the management of thc theatre does not feel that the people of Anderson would object to these prices for admission, especially since the proceeds, or ? large portion of the receipts, are tc be given to the Belgian relief fund. .Opening Saturday. Secretary Fred M. Burnett of the Y. M. C.A., who is looking after the In terests, of the Paramount theatre, re turned Tuesday night from Atlanta. I where he went to make the necessary arrangements for securing thia Eu-, ropean war picture. Mr. Burnett an nounced yesterday morning that the new motion picture theatre 'would open,next Saturday morning. v I' 'At 'a meeting aotne ddya ugo*cf the I Chamber of Commerce committee which has charge of the movement to raise here e. contribution to the Bel R-ian relief fund -ii wah announced that the Paramount. theatre* would put on an especially attractive program for the opening day o? the house and give ?the forenoon > receipts and half of the afternoon and evening receipts to the cause. The proposition waa glady ac cepted. For School Children. Tlie understanding was that the at tention' of school children would be ' called to the special program and ' that they would be urged to attend a ' performance. The special price of 10 cents which will be cbsrged for chfl- , dren Saturday morning is intended for them, as well as other children ot the city. It was the Idea of the committee that the forenoon would be ' given over to the children, 'Adoito, 1 of course, wishing to attend the .fore- 1 noon performance will not be barred But the afternoon and evening per- ' formancea are intended for the grown ups. A Wonderful Picture. 1 There are ? great many war plc- 1 tures going the rounds, but tnt one I to be shown Saturday ai the Para mount la the only genntne nroductlun io existence. The pk ?ure was filmed A special discount is offered ter Inti ?Veer. Here ?Bs for eenpetest at Removal Sale Owing to our being crowded for room, we have leased the SUL LIVAN storeroom on South Main St., and as we are carrying a very large stock of high grade instrument?, we will give special prices on any Player Piano, Pianos or Organs w? 'aave in stock.. If you ever intend to purchase an instrument, NOW is the time for you to investigate our prices. These instruments must be sold between now and Christmas, and you are the one to be benefited by this special reduction in prices. We can arrange terms to suit you. ^ C. A. R eed Piano & Cxs/an Co. 115-117 N. Main St. Anderson, S. C OD the Belgian battlefields, with thc authority ot the Belgian government, whose Ffdd Cross organisation will re ceive one-half o? thu proceeds. ? Mr. Burnett saw the picture in At lanta and states that it ls the most, stirring, gripping and realistic thing ot the kind he had otter seen. There is nothing objectionable about ' the picture, he states, and nothing that ) would off?nd or shock tho most deli cate tastes. While the picture shews horrible scenes ot war, it depicts the truth, and it is argued that the truth can not harm in this, instance. COMB SAGE TEA IN HAIR TO DARKEN IT It's Grandmother's Recipe to heep her Locks Bark, Glossy, Thick. The old-time' mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and .faded hair Is grandmoth er's treatment, . nd folks are again us ing lt to keep their hair a good, even color, which is . quite sensible, as we arc living in an age when a youthful appearance ls ot the greatest advan tage. Nowadays, though, we dont have the troublesome task ot gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use pro duct called "Wyeth's Sage and Sul phur Compound" for about 10 cents a bottle-. It ls very popular because no body can discover It has been applied. Simply moisten yonr comb or a soft brush wita it and draw this through your hal:, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair dis appears; but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage add Sulphur ts that, besides beautifully darkening the hair nfter a few applications, it al so- produces' that soft lustre and ap pearance of abundance which breo at tractive; besides .prevents dandruff itching scalp and'falling hair. We Can Raise Your Salary ! A nat ia-sy melang your money go farther in the pur chase ol good meats. Wa cut meat and we are abo cutting the prices; read these prices. ' Lom Steak, per pound 20c Best Roast, per pound 15c Pork, per pound 15c and 20c i AU others m proportion, and 16 ounces to the pound. G P. FOWLER Phone 755. BEST FOB Mrs. Polk Cox of Belton waa.-?sit ing in the city yesterday. KIDNEYS-SAVS DOC TOR Dr. J. T. R. Neal, Greenville, So. Car., says that in his SO years of ex perience he has found no preparation foj- the kidneys equal to Foley Ktdnev (Tills. Pain in back and hips ls an Indication of kidney trouble-a warn ,lng to build up the weakened kidneys. .make them vigorous, riding your blood of acids and poisons. Foley Kidney pills wm help any case of kidney and {?ladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine. lu 50c sad $1.00 sises. Sold In your teem by Brans Pharmacy. Andersen and Spartan burg, 8. C. gt PERM BEGINS JANUARY 4 1 ? T *S week. Bake arrangements now, aa? prepare yourself fer an independes!; tip thea we caa wppty. Catalogue free, Write er eaD today.