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PRICES HAVE GONE TO SMASH TELLS THE STORY -, When one of the Oldest and Most Reliable Piano Houses in South Carolina "Teils You It Is Geing Out of Business, and That Yow Can Buy Good Pianos jand Organs at Half Price or Less, It's Time to Sit Up and Take Notice. SLAUGHTER OF PIANO PRICES STILL GOING ON EVERY PIANO, PLAYER PIANO AND ORGAN MUST GO AT HOME PB"1 H. IT IS NOT A QUESTION OE PRICES ANO TERMS WITH US, BUT ?SE~j, OFF EVERYTHING QUICKLY." THIS CLOSING OUT S'AE WILL LAST SHORT TIME Judghig By fiio Troy Pimms ami irgans Were ?old Yesterday, it Looks Llko All WJil Be Sold Within a Week-Tho Prices ?nd Terms, Like thu "?old Bust Twins,? Aro Boing All the Work. Open Until Eight O'clock 314 South Main Street I Yes, it ls true, wo aro quitting busi ncsa, and wo aro closing out tho entire stock, including fixtures furni ture, horsey, wagons and everything that is movable must go. /The storo will be fer >ent in a short time. If you were a visitor nt our place, of btinlness yesterday you will agrco with us that wo aro surely and cer tainly closing out if a- storo crowded with eager buyers is any indication. It IB almost a shame to see the bent pi?nos ?neil us "Kranich & Bach," "Ivers & Pond." "Kroeger," "Kimball,* "Chlckerlng Uros," "Fischer," ' und many of the othtrgood old makes go* lng at the low prices we aro Kelling' i hem, but they have been paid for, they aro our property end wo'proposo to close them ont' according to, our own notion'. % A large number of I hq finest pianos ever brought io this i market, the best that money,- brains and skill know how to produce, made to sell for $100, $4no and $500, will go fit our "Quit Business" salo for $243. $267, $283, to |3G2 on . payment;; of $15 to $25 cask and i |8 'to $lG'o; month, br other ?O?HIB; -: ' '? '?' '?' '' . .' '?? ?*M ' Plenty of new pianos in plain cases and slightly used ' pianos of various well known makes that sell every where for $275, $300 $350 and $400, that you can get now. for $135, $163, $188 to $288 on payments of $10 to $15 cash and balance '$7 to $8 a month.. ?''??.. i y.' * Out ?f Town People. It will pay you to attend this bale If you aro not able to como at once write or telephone, telling us about what you wcut and. how-you'wish to pay, leaving selection to us, and we will guarantee satisfaction in every particular, or the instrument can be | returned tn us ut our oxpense. Wo intend to closo out this largo atock of over 190 Instruments and sell thora direct to retail buyers, and let them hc.vo tho full benefit ot buying a really good piano, player plano or au organ at a loss price than small dealers could buy them at the factory, j Como to seo us and let us talk lt over; It will only take a few minutes of your time. It will pay you, and pay you well. Uacd Organs Selling Fast. . ' A largo stook bf used organs for home, chapel or lodge to closo out at $8, $12, $15, $18 up to $35 for some of tho best ones-plenty of now or gans to'sell at about half the usual selling pricos for cash, or $5 caBh and $4 a month, or other terms to Bult. Pianos and organs shipped to re liable people anywhere on our easy payment plan, without any advance In price, and satisfaction and safe delivery guaranteed or tim instrument can bo returned at our expense. . Remember, when C. A. Reed says a thing, IPs true,, and when C. A. Reed discounts, It counts. * Store thronged all day with custo mers, consequently, tired bands, tired body, tired head, tired brain, short advertisement. Perhaps "Nuff Sed,", you arc going , lo como to Ute sale anyway. C. A. Reed Piano & Organ ?o. ?14 South Malu Street. ga-.j-gqesw->- igg^j SPEC I A LS -AT ' 3000 yds good ' quality whito Homespun, short lengthB yd. .8c Ono lot pf LadieB Pur Coats, worth $5.00 to " $0.50, lu all sizes .. .; .. .. ..$?05 ^|^?B^l?^^lB?^.*^ Biuo Serge, . Fahey Worsteds aud CoaatmoroB tn alt pises... ?$L50 Mons $}5.00 Suits in this Ben sons nowost-, materials and styles for. .. .. .. .?$10,0Q LndiOB $2.00 Silk (Shirt WnlBt in Black ?nd Whlto...,.-,,$i&0 1000 yds 36 in. good : quality Bleaching, worth 8c, tfor yd. .So 2000 yds of 10c Heavy Outing iu all colvrB, for yd.7 L2c BPr /iV ,Wool 'Serge, in all colors, yd.v: . .80c .80x72. best quality -Axminster Rugs.. worth $5.00, in a Ano j range of patterns ..' .. .'.$4.00 ?shy? "-. t??0 Velvet Suits In Blue and Brown, Sizes from 8 to 8 years. ^$8?7S .Ladles $5.60 and $6.00 All Wool - Bklrlsi via . this season's newest sty?e? 'bud materials in au colors,., ./i I.. .? :?????l??*.. $22.50 0xi2/ Axminster Art Square, in Oriental and Floral patterns .'. ., ...... .$18J>6 Ladles $3.50 Dress Shoes lp Patcuv and Gun Metal, in. Plain ton Mons $3.50 Dress Shoes In J Black and Tan, Button . or LOCO...; ..$^?5 ,, JUB/received 115 Ladies Coat..,Salta in all ^colors/and. UJb^?bwc? materials and styles' they aro worth ,$15.00' to <gg gg $16.50,, Your Choice X^LVKS 20 to 'f?^.?ei* Ort AB'?^c&^ej i SI CONFERENCE AT ST/JOITO BOTH MEETINGS ATTENDED BY LARGE AND ENTHUS IASTIC CROWDS DECIDED SUCCESS Rev. D. W. Dodge Elected Presi dent and Mr. S. L. Prince Secretary. Tho amma1, conference of the fiftli Sunday school district cf Anderson county waa held yesterday afternoon and! evening at the St. John's church. Tlie conference was a great success, largo crowds being present at both sessions and the speeches especially intvicsting and entertaining. ~.; The meeting pl?co for the next con ference was not decided on, but tho election of oHieers was held, Hov. D. W. Dodge was chosen as president for Die coming year and Mr.'Samuel L. Prince wa? elec?ed secretary of thc district. Tliia meeting was ot thc fiftli district of Anderson ivmnty. Tho afternoon session was opened by a iprayor and praiso service led by Dr. W. II. Frazer, pastor cf che First Presbyterian church of this city. Thia servir?- was followed by- an ad dress by Ufe president of Um district, ev. D. W. Dodge who made'his talk on tho purpose ot the district organi zation. ' Dr. A. L.Smetiiers made a short talk, on the ten banner Sunday school points.y " Statistical reports from delegates to tho conference wore very satisfactory and made an excellent snowing for the ipast year's work. Five minute tulka by members of tho Sunday schools, teachers and others occupied" tho next hour; These talks were informal ouos and word mostly bf personal experiences. Th*/ wcro interesting and enjoyable^ "Winning and Holding the Teens" was the subject of Mr. Lon (.5. Palmer seefcetary of tho Alabama State Sunday School association. Mr. Palmor told of how Jiard) lt was to hold a boy or girl in their teens in tho Sunday schools. Hhs talk was interesting and was of great value to many of tho Sunday school workers. A conference on Sunday, school problems was held by Mr.'Palmer and Mr. II. D. Webb, state secretary. This was another sort of oxporienco meeting and questions pertaining to tho work wero asked and answered. Pledges for thc state and-county work Wero then. made. The mem bers of the district carno forth loyally 'o take up. this woTk voluntarily.- -u Tho evening or night service start ed, with a song and praise Bervico led by " tW^'j: MY Garrison' "of"'tho A. * SJ. P. church of this city.' A! collection -1 waa taken to defray tho expenses of tho conference. Mr. H.; B. Fitegorald sang c. solo and tho address of thc evening, scheduled to bo dellvored by Mr. Webb was de livered by Mr. Palmor. Th subject of thia address was "Tho Now Suaday School Idea." '"The school in .tho church and the church in. tho chool wa3 to subject vnosen by Dr. John E. "White, the pastor of tho First Baptist charca,, of this city. Dr. White's address wan particularly enjoyed; it being' voted ono pf -the' best pf . the'entire confer ence. . " Tho meeting was adjourned shortly of tor 9:30 o'clock. Tho placo of tho next meeting will be decidod by ? jiai committee, in" tho near -future. y _ ____ Tho Shao Pinched. , ' (ISxehange.) An esteemed citizen went1 Into a shoo store in a metropolitan town and asked to soc some leather goods. An other, minute and an obliging sales man was hauling out the beses, '"That .is a nice-looking shoo," re marked tile customer as tim salesman pushed his loot. Into a shiny right and started to iaco it* "Wtiat la. the price?" "This pair is $8,7 responded the salesman ne; he, finished the/ lacing and run. his hand ocros tho vonipV "Does it pinch you any?" "Well, I should oay that it does!" was tho prompt rojolnder of tho cus tomer. "Give mo something about $5 cheaper.' ,'.? Wifio-Oil, Jolm, dear! Ck>ok baa been awful today. In fact sim has broken oft* all diplomatic relations, is sued nn ultimatum and has demanded h?r passport.r-Passing Shov. i^^^il/? Thc Plano. Tho janitor of t? hall out ?in the c^atttry.;.waa asked by un entertainer ir mi th?Tcily if < .there 'inr?au'?,- ?t p??iio j ii ?ii. h? .?iiuiu MW? for tilt-; evening's j entertainment, says-. The Baltimore rB ttnV ; "Well, yes/ there ls ? plano down jn the celiSr," e^td th?; Janitor, "bot 'you -.couldn't play; on' it; , loaotways, vnot ao it ia, for it'a Cull ; of booka; *'i Then? the Janitor . iawled tb lila wife: ; ":mm m^r" I V "Susana where's tho work? of that piano?" ' . ;-, And Susan's , voice, floated; ; :, down from upstairs: : . - ^ v '.. "Ain't they out in tho .garden?" * V??ttuis of Tiro R?r?rd. ..r^tttt?n^liir'irM?/^'TT^?w ;*tx: ftmm?d l?-the ?ox factory fire Mon day Wore buried today, :,Th**;b " will/ -lie fcdrted tomorrow. The jared improving, j . . ;'. . . ': '?? 'i ?.-- -. ,'?;> ?*I?h h'onsh ott flro?" asked swaying to acid fro. -,!'-'-'??No!!,.-.; nWeii;r known Uia^^?-r^iK-^wbu?dn't a *n eU8ha^htt^Htt?# V got. home" Pennsylvanie. State Froth 0000 SHOWS COMING TP ANDERSON THEATRE MANAGER TROWBRIDGE NAMES ATTRACTIONS FOR COMING MONTH MOVING PICTJURES Will Be Resumed Today Begin ning at Three O'clock in fl I tVS UWVlj. The moving pictures at tho Ander son theatre will bo Htarled thiB af ternoon'.at 3:30 o'clock according lo an 'announcement made by Mr. Joe Trowbridge: last night. The slock compauy playing at tko Anderson for the Drat part of tho week btw played' their hi:..i viigSgcmeul and nat; gone- to fill nnother engagement. This loaves tho Anderson with nothing but mov ing pictures as their program. In speaking of the coming shows, MT. Trowbridge statctl that ho baa soveral good ones booked for tho month of November. Tho first of these ls "Tho Winning of Hurbara Worth." ThiB is said to be ono of the best shows in tho couth th.is winter and is sure to draw a large crowd. Tis ia' shown In Anuerson on Novem ber 8, and ' 'A Pair of Sixes" followu lt on : November 9. . Tho "Prince of Pilsen" will be played on November here November 25. Tina completes 23 and the "Smart Sot" will show the plays for tho next month. .uhc first week lu December will see a light opera company at tho An derson for ono week's engagement. This ls to be similar to nothing over in Anderson before. Some time dur ing Christmas week a good play will ,be presenteil, either. "The Pink Lady" or "When Dreams Come True." CITY IS INSTALLING NEW STORM SEWER To Take Place of Smaller One in Front of City Hall Nearing Completion. , : ? ' tip If, , I : , The work of installing a storm .sewer in front of tho'city hall and at the intersection of" Mb in and Market Streets is nearing completion and will be a much needed;improvement .when finished. For years this place has been flood ed with evory rain, the largest part of the public squafe'drafeiln-g^down Main street .atul. flowing i nip a florin ^cwt 'of''at tht:< point, t/.?j., pl?fi was too smk?? io carry on. ibo .water,in such volumes' ab's hard raitt would produce and: oeveial' times, t?ie water has flooded tho streets to the depth of two or moro feet, sometimes rising into tho City tall. This is noW being remedied 'by tilla additional drain pipo which With tho olner one wlll.be large enough.to carry off,BM jenter coming down, these: drains r~ The improvement iii a much needed :'?neuand will be a gi^?t help when complete. USCLAIMEp;jMAIli . Following is the Hst of letters ,re makilng uncalled for-In tho ipostOfftco at Anderson for the week-ending Oct. 27, 1915. Persons calling for these will pitease say that they wero adver tised. Ono. coat duo on aii advertis icd mattr. \ _ ?TV-. ' B-Ajlm "Beck, J. u. is urde i i ir, Mimic Baskin, Mrs. Minnie Ballard, P. S. Burnett, ?.*?RS Sanders erfy, W. D. Bailes, Job Burden, D'. M. Bur$?tt'bi B. A. Burdctto. C--Miss L?o?a;i Cabo, i)-Will Io Donaldson. F-Luther Foromour Jn?; Franklin. G-Carl Grant, Crayton Gaillard, Janies 'Gary', ' Jolin J. oGorge, J." L. Gary, Miss Pearl Grove; V H-W. IC. ,HII1, Tl.- Hi Hawkins, Prince HawUiornc, J. .C. Hand, J. T. Harper, John Heaton, Emma Harris, Annie I lad den. J-M, L. Joyco, MISS Lelia Jayncs, JV D. Jones, Miss Carrie P.. Jones. K-H. W: Kby. Mrs, Weldon Kay, W. C. King, Androw, King, J. B. .' Konnedy. ' '!. L-A. Keller. :r L.-Ac. M. Lindley,^N\. G. Little, lt. F. Lo?, T. B. Leland;. MV-Wade Masst-A T. . j*.\ Maynard, S. I,. McCracken, Rufus McLebsb,-!!. L. Murphy, Norman McGill, W. L. Martin, M. M. Major, J. H. McGill; Jennie McIntosh, J. J?;.,-McCloud, John McDowell, H. Q. Miller, H. p. Mar tin.. B, D". Miles, F.'*^' McClain, C. ? M. Mahoney, Charlie Morgan. N^-Miss DilUc Neals. C-Miss Louise QJlvor. '.Y . P--AV).' * B.' Barded, W. 1*. - Pruitt, W. P. Pruitt, T, K^vP'obrej- Il,' G. ; jPotUgrew, Ozo. Park?, '. M?as : . M?enlo berman, iiitli or Peace, .Lester : Pace r Miss Liilio May, Presley, JV A. Pot i? ter.vjpo. Parks,) C. It. ipeace, JO'.' C. : pilgrim. ' '' -,;? "'. - . ?RU-C. -D. .Rainer, J.'tC. Rampoy '&<'-!&; I?oland,: L. J. Jlbhibeon, Miss Wine Rice, Ott Reynolds; W. P. Rjb ' ert?;on;. ;. ? ;"'? ' :..: ?' S_^W> : O'. Sand ort; C'iB. -G. Smith W. H. Sullivan, Mary .Smith. Robt, ir Spake, l'aimer Smith., J. Swink M?ck\fBmlUi/ Lurle'r.Shrri?y, Jennie i Stewart. J.' iii ShaVtklin; Miss- Gino? ? Sims, Miss Gencav?r Sanders. Froncis Street, Mrs: Frankey StfSbllhj?; C. E. Shirley,Chaarlto .'Shaver, C. W. Sat rJ'f?0bt& ?.?:??,' Simmons; ' 1;V:T?1C. E. Taylor? G?p?<f*\ylortlra? ?i T^y?br.VJoseph ThOm(p*o*V Mrs; Ufik . eaguo. R. F. .Thompson. ?twieri .'- /Thompson. y^W^? ?L^WW?^.Mlas Etlaaelt Wh?s?nbnt, Esteljo.' Walker, Hi L OPENS NOVEMBER 23 i Li'JNS FOR EXHIBITION COM PLETED AT MEETING OF ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELECTED Premium List Will Bc Compiled and Printed As Soon As At ti recent meeting of tlio Auder Bon county poultry ?;? oblation, ofllcera were elected for tho continu year" and it was decided to hold thc annual poul try show for Anderson county. No vember 23-24. Tho oHIco/n elected arc: Dr. H. H. Harris, president; S. W. Milford, vice president; A. N. Campbell, sec retary and treasurer; 1). A. Reed and Ii. B. Campbell and the above limned ? gentlemen form ail executive commit tee of thc association. It was decided to hold tho ?how November 23 and 21th. All birdi to bo brought in ami cooped -properly by noon November 2:?rd BO tho Judging can begin by 2 p. m. No ono allow ed in.tho building that day except owners of tho birds. Tho doors, will bo opened free to all at U.a. m.- Wed nesday, November 2ith. 'everybody la cordially invited to come out ami in spect Ai'ierson county'? thoroughbred poultry. Coop for singlo blrlB should be made ?ame elzo as laHt year, two feet high, two feet wide ?nd 20 inchon deep; For trio samo size except they should have a 26 inch front, door must be in front or rear. An entrance foo of IC cents will bo charged on siuglo birdu.. Trio '23 cents. All birdo will bo fed by the association, cup for water must bc placed in coops foy-tho owners. The secretary was authorised tc publish premium list and distribute same os soon as possible. Tho county .papers will bo ached to print Hst an soon aa lt Is completed. Let everybody boost tho show ond bein make lt o success. Alfred N*. Campbell, Secretary aud Treasurer. Qualified. "Wo want sbmo ono to play Sam son," explained tho movio manager. "Do you think you could wreck thc templo?" , "Can I? Well, I've been a bag gageman for eleven yours."-Buifak Express. Watt. H. T. Whitman, J. W. Wide man, J. H. Whitfield, Mrs. Matti? Bell Williams, Miss Ola Walker Omena Williams. Ti. A. Whitaker Mrs. S. H. Waters, .y-f-lt. A. Yarborough. "TIZ" GLADDENS soi,jp fin .TIZ" makes coro, burning, tired feet fairly danco with delight, away co tnt aches and pains, tho cora a, callouee?? blisters and bunions. "TIZ"' drew out tho acida.and poisons that pnfl up your feet. Nc umttor how hard ?~~OX? work, I; o Vi ona you danoo how " far y?t walk; or how long your feet, "TIZ' bringa . restful foot con; foi-o. "TIZ" is .won derfid ' for tired oi-.hinp, swollen, ?mafting feet. Your feel Just tingle for joy; shoes uovcr hurt oi fcc-m tight. Get a 25 cent box of "TIZ" now frau any druggist, or department store. Bini t?O?? torture forever- wear erpaller ?hoc? '??cp your feet frvi?i, ?-vcct and happy vlw'erw n lcd ?(.people who always beep it in the (.tii^??;.-' That's, why thejir. born?es aro bright and cheer ful AO thor floors, fanntura ' an-iwoodwof klooklike new. . ?? ' Ic ft wonderful houii. ' >i?. ? t ell colore. IX-, over tliet ?oor end ;* - I pt?hdui?bieKviitihefinlAft?;?. I M*ko ? dat F? Comoln.W ANDERSON PAINT ? COLOR CO, >-.: 3? * "My Town" Hats at T. L. Cely Co Special at $2.50 Jno. B. Stetson & Co at $3.50 and $5 All shapes, styles and colors. T. L. CELY CO. wm . Give us a week of this kind of weather and our October ' calca of North Anderson Lota won't toiss the 10,000 Goal I...,?.,, v v .-c .....4 inj,' .-. ;, ?.?.?. ;t. ;.-:?-.- . .'..?'>.. ...? r . far. ' ? . : , . . -! . ,.' , . , You Know . . . - , ? .'<...: . , . . ' We advertised that we had set $10,000 as the goal for our October sales and it has beeen raining Bear ii ly ever since, but give us sunshine and things w31 hum. North Anderson Never Looked Better-See For Yourself. t i ? i I tom veryiii?gl^ ?^y no one; but buy; where you get the best,... W^?BK^m liiveryorie will tell you wh<^ ha?ymad? Everything Evejryt?^ everybody's