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FOR SALE BY Owl Drug Co. Marchbanks & Babb. Smith. Garrett & Barton, Evans' Pharmacy No. 1, 2 & 3. Pant's Book Store. Mrs. J. C. Holleman. Mrs. B. Graves Boyd Orr-Gray Drug Co. Hubensteins. "Bob" & "Bill" Robinsons. Thompson's. . Geisberg Bros Shoe Go. Moore-Wilson Co. D. Geisberg. Walter H. Keese & Co. . .'' Atkinson's Drug Store. * . Cox's Book Store. WE WANT YOU WANT Your trade the best coal, Your confidence A reasonable price Your good will A prompt delivery S HA S T A D A I S I E S SPEGIAI, PRICE 2 5 ' . for' I:"\2 5c THE ANDERSON ?EORAL CO. l'HONE?H ."' 533,KAILS?ALI/ AYE. MEMBER QF FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY r- ' . J -V.-., .. i-^^j?? 'delici?os ?larcr? or i? it, jetais? flat' or' jitter? "with ??KXVERSAL? Fcrw'?i?rs SA? ?rf?tier. cuneo is .jin-, possible, because only thp ??jl flavor:and aroma are e^trfcCted .'?ftm0b?ib(}nyi v Tuero ia . boiling: and;fitter Tht? Patented Pumpinjr Procesa, an exdualy?c??NrVERSA^ fc^-?rft. forcea teeswater-th^^-ith?toffee qixto ten tirnea mor4;|j8??|M process ot p^rcoVanon before thc .^t?pCtrO?Sj/?nd^s^tihg-all pfthev htmMl* wt no** of ^ bitte^aiid -s.^~r-- . i?^un^j?Oii^;. \Rtch, ,fra?$ ?Usi' coffee, m?dj^l^ i'.i??i^^ov?^t? -oo'> t?jwfot $??r ?t?etsi'. >tho?s who.'';*ckanct; 'd$??#: XJ?iWaVfe?lS^ : y?$niS de^^a?^s^ to 14 c?ps. 'Pnc?d, p^$2m, ' ?Lookfert?a? ?UNIVERSA!^ Tnu* Merk .V&?i* ?t?'Booklet. kw to ra?kV Ow?? OrfTco wd 6*v? cac Ua>4 oa.yvttr ?rffc? WU can NC CHANGE IN RESERVE BANK LAW Washington. Nov. 27.-Represen tative Glass, of Virginia, chairman ?f Ute house committee on banking, said today that while ?is committee would consider recommendations in regard to tho reserve bank law, ho did not believe it would approve any change in tho system. Tho recurve bank act was working too well, ho said, for any radical departures. The Limit. "For a camel to go through the eye of a needle is considered about tho limit of impossibility, isn't it?" "Oh, I don't know. It's no more Im possible than for a collar button to slip out of ono's flngorn and roll to ward the middle of the floor." Holding nanda. "Why is the .parlor clock stopped every mornlnpf" ?.fr***************** * * + ? CHRISTMAS GIFTS ? ? S. M. T. "f> ? ? ?****+*********+****j Some months ago when flowers were abloom and . everything was j fresh and green, I enoke of Christ mas gifts, and advised women with .nimble fingers to utilize tao iong summer afternoons in making their presents. , It really -was very sensible advice, but it met tho fate of most advice, no lone paid any attention to it. I have -, talked to ? dozen women lately, and . ?ieard the. same lament from every j one, Christmas oaly a fow wacks o?r, and nothing done, so I have come to the conclusion that they Uko to walt for tho lust minute, they revet In tbe !. rush, tiley worry, tho road excitement,, i of packages going, bundles and boxes coming, tho wtiirl of tissue paper, J ribbon, stickers and cards. They I don't want to "take time by the fore lock," they, do not In the least desire to have their gifts ready, and boxed thoy do not care for a "sane" Christ mas, they love to rush wildly through store after store, pricing luis, look ing at that, tired, cross, pretending to hate it, and really loving every minute of'it. That .is one, reasoa that women ns a rule, give such extraordinary pres ents, they do not give themselves; time to think. "Mercy, I must get some thing for Susan, I forgot her >-ro pletely, wbat on earth shall it be. I I:; ave so little money left, and so much I simply haye to buy, there ls a bag, the very thing 'oh goodness! I gave her one last year, here is a basket, it is pretty enough, and ten cents cheap er, .don't toll nie she has dozens, of them, I don't care, I am absolutely worn out, and won't look at anbotter ? thing. ''So poor. Susan, or Polly, or Jaine, groans as she opens a daintily packed parcel." Another basket! Thero are two or three on every table In the bouse." "Now, if Susan's. friend: bad . evion herself :tim?, to .remember, how demiy Susan \ lo.-sd a book, and , how Jane who deteste Tending, .has'.-a passion for collecting baskets, sho won't! not havo sent Jane the book and' Susan the basket. A magazine is the nicest of gifts, .and to your music loving friend a! new song or two, a piece of good music. For thoo ewho keep^ house.s 0 many charming ar.H "^ost sCf . i .ceptable-. gifts' can be made, ,a table {.runner, towels, center pieces, handker chiefs, collar and cuff set*. The' delightful part of Christmas to me ls ?jtrying to get something, for your friends, that you know they want. If you have bot a full pocket book,, make the gifts yourself, but do but a little thought ia tho making.- Don't send a set of towels to your wealthy .friend, who.cm buy all she needs,.send.them ito a person of modest means, who j cannot affo-d but iiae plainest nf bouse linen, four or sis beau?fuliy .initial ed! towels.: would delight her, but tho j initials must be well done, one, badly embroidered will destroy the beauty Ot the damask. I have st cn an exquisite set or table linen ruined by a badly worked mona gram. In sending a gift, let it Wan expression of thought ard . affection, howeve*!t?kiAll.'nbA inexpensive it'nmy ho.: A dainty little pref ?nt sent hy a,'poor gbrl to a rich oho, wo? a set of lavender bags, six . 'tittle -linen I hearts with ocoltopod edges, end a de .llc?t?w.r*pr?y ot tho flower ejnbroldored on It in lllaq^and pale green; were stuffed wh!i . lavendar. which ?'*..' rh? clever gfr? . gathered carly in tlio i nibrnmgi-'vwhen its fragrance .waa" greatest, had dried carefully and bf. ;4t- 'away' for Christinas uso. . Tieu. with .i?yend?r.Tibbon this blt of Bweet- j ness and beauty made, not only oj (chanpi?g gift, tut One that-was heart illy received '.and rejoiced over by tho tclty giri:; <? ; Don't buy. trash, if one would; Just think, i.tSey would eeo that .tho . samp , amount bf hioneyapentin buying per-1 feotly. foolish, O? \? ?lili te?a junk, ii ' seh?dbl?''glaced, woaild give so much pleasure.' . A; Thermos .bbtflK sni. = . flash "light ore two presents th^t wtl J givs endless comfort; to.whom ls fdr t?nate .enough to get their*. r ?or tho. friend who .embroiders, or \ sews t?j?re ' are eomo ' charming gift: ?ht this' lino, of work boxes,, the Sayab I nab; ;N?ws mention s tho following : A i tiny leather boxy bot morie thin two i or three Inches^tong, Vhleb contains alj. tbs . implements needed for mend [ tai*. Just the thing for s snit erse \W ?and b?gl ' Then there.?re hacnt^ ful wicker, work fbb**s/ Glien" ,\ with spools oS thread,' .?rtlfa and cotton of '.every color. There laVasio 'i small ; silk bsa1 for ,traveltag, lt is;tnade with ti??s; ^?ek??a around the loeidiv each contamina a card o* ?dlk or I thread orullf^rent colbrs, darning cot {ton, a card of butions, another of snap fasteners, a thimble and a pair ot scissors, r?jr those who prefer nak lng their, qwa gifts, there aro tnsny clover ideas. A maitres* pincushion made! of satin, and stuffed with wool availed jwith pius of ?ll kind, gold invaded, j sari, rose, bins, green and . ? ?. ? * 5CH01? F0?TEA1ER j FOR TIRED ACH If WEAK ANKLES AND TO REST/ I THEfEET>^ smiismmmmm STRAIGHTENS CROOKED OVERLAPPING TOES. SHE CAUSE OF BUNIONS SCHDLL'S ANTERIOR MCTATOSAL FDR CRAMPS AND PAINS IN TOES AND BAU OF FOOT. FOR MORTENS TOE sonAi$ foo CQKN piAsna A wntRlHT KIND Of CORM ROWDY rDR.OVETUA?W?e TOES' * SOFT i CORNSC' JjETWEEN TOES OIDJCI GIQI Cl TDV ??? [uiiivui DIIILUI mi ut STOP D?NOM?FF IND BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR I Hair stops failing out and. get thick; wavy, strong, and -beautiful, H ? ? - . " Your; hair becomes light, wavy, i!un'y, abundant and appears as soft, lu?tropa b'ib beautiful as a young girl's' aftpV.a **Bandorlno bair cleanse.' Just, try, this-moisten' A cloth with a little Da'ndorlnoand carefully draw-.it through, your hair, taking ' one .-small strand at a time. This will:fcleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and lu just a few momotvts yoni have doubled the beauty'of your hafr. Besides beautifying the hair st, once, Dandcrino dissolves ovary.. partible of dandruff; e?cans??; pU?^S?a, an? invig orates tho scalp, forever stopping itehibg is?j? faV.ihg bair; ".- But .what Will pleat?! yon most will be af ter n--fc w ' waoktr'. use. when . you will - .actually see new; heir-fine ami d?wny ( at, flrst--yc?^ttt??really hew hair growing' ill over the ' scalp. If j?ov care for pretty. Soft hair and lots of it surely iget : a 2D-cent bottle of Knowlton *5 Dandermo from -any drag gist or wist counter, wad Just, try lt. ni '11 '?';'.'.,' >>.>???'>,'- ?--t;-.w. .black, makes a most accep^ble pres ?etfc: A poTtUblo wri Qng . pad can be vmade in m?s'way, .tub a- fifteen-hieb Circle from, ritft card board. Cut cir cle in iia\t",\laying the ham sc inch Apart tho straight skies' ?bias ?ach otbvMiW^5?sc^ ha)? with two ?\ir cul?r}??pisces of croton; .Th?- cretob ojW??W ?Hher pasted to tho ?astsb?fcf? ^^wWped- logethor. Stlfchsthe ma- ] ?erial to^eth?r along .-' tub .. st??'-* edges of the half circle to keop pi feo*iArit*t>'?Upping, .faaten^btrips- of' ribbbh across to? insl4??^;?M.:e!$! clo, to hold a few sheets .bf paper, and envelopes bb ono sid>>*hd.?ob? On th? other. yM?&SenmSBa A Great Free Demon MOND^ Consult thc On this ONE day FREE ( direction pf Dr. Wm. M. Schol tion of foot appliances necessar was arranged at great expense feet, for you who suffer from b crooked toes, and hamn?er toes, to buy shoes here. If you have flat foot, weal arch supports, have your feet i you what td do. If you have relief without correcting the eau If you are one cf thc Ittan; fitted to shapely footgear come* and perfect foot comfort will b WARNING: S derangement of tho vfhrle mutism of tho it ci nod hav ed was proper Rapport o: Reas< It hoB been our ever cooutant months we have thoroughly invcBtii Specialties Oud wearers of his app difficulty now able to stand tho mt standing without the slightest ann anatomically correct and scientific tho Scholl Foot Comfort we have ai an orthopedic department for conti .Foot Comfort Specialties and Appl There's a Scholl Applii What over your foot trouble permanently tho troublo from .whh vise you about your trouble. Under Masonic Tem SOiOlf?BUNi?liRt?UCeR'' More Convenient-More Efi-eleut More Economical Washing Ironing station of Schell's Foot Comfort Service LV, IMO V. ?9tfi i Chicago Foot Specialist FREE examination and advice will be given by an expert under thc I, the famous foot specialist. He will also give demonstra y in the correction of foot troubles. This important event principally for you who have weak, tired, aching, calloused union pains and corns, or who have broken down arches, for you who have tried fruitlessly to get relief. Not obliged, t feet or broken arches, no matter if you are already wearing" scientifically examined by this specialist and let him advise been using bunion and corn remedies that furnish temporary se be sure to get this scientific advice. y thousands who have always had trouble in being .properly to our store. The difficulty will be solved easily and simply e given you. "v iny not realize lt bul those slight arches at the heels and , those palatal cramped tees, that body weariness nod brain .e typical o|. weak,, airbnti and likely io result ia a sorions systenn Many people have mistaken these pains for rheu c tried internal remedies to correct them when all they need* I tho feet arches. . on for This Demonstration . aim to make this tho most progressive shoo store In town. For gated the oiheiency of tho service rendered usora of Dr. Scholl's Foot Huncos. have BPOU people who proviouBly walked with great ist rigorous exercising of tho toot, enduring long walks and long oyancc. We have found every one of Dr. Scboll'u corrective devices ally perfect. To give our patrons and friend? the fullest benefit' of rranged this demonstration and will henceforth conduct lu our store sued service of thia character. Wo aro headquarters for (Scholl's lances, mee for Every Foot Ailment or Deformity may be, there is a Scholl appliance or clevie; which will'correct in you are suffering. Conna?t thtB noted specialist and lot him ad G BROS.SHOECO. SCH DU'S ABSORBO PADS AStZE FOR D?lYT0r> CORN AND FOR EVERY CAU0U3 ON BOTTOM OPfOOT Shoes That Satisfy SCHOITS BUNION SPRING ) ACTS AB A LEVER FOR DRAWING CROOKED BUNION . TOTS STRAIGHT;' ?>?: tea?? Anderson. South Carolina? We are recommending our 10-1-0 and 1?-2-0 and ?u-2-?-0 for ^?0% and oats this fall when you sow it. This will ?iye? ifstalk and grains in the head, and that it what you want in grain. If 1 you will sow tlv? acres in wheat and five in oats this fall, after preparing the land well and fertilizing it well with either of these goods, you will find it advantageous. ' The 10-2-J-0 is an especially fine goods for ^r|T^ Let us hear from you. . ,, ,i i , i,-.M i H M.e . i.Bataam Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co. i: Ab?l?t*iy N.? ts? Strict* H*** tyASj l I N.CTON Opposite Capitol and Union Station ; ?Jt ' Renowned for it* High Bcrvko and Low Rates. , ., :... , EUROPEAN "Pt?N* :; ^lff??f*f: S ?-'.* tvitit festit ;|iao?aWW: AH Rooms Oui?dt? Bool?<J for Ae fctfcvag