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SPECIALS IN IO DAYS SALE $1.00 Llq^.Abrar.d shirt.. . AU new stock, end best quality, Sale price. IM . ; *.-..._... .75c Cogent White Dress Shirt, good value, at..,.39c $4.50 Men's press Pants, Special..; ...*'. .$3.48 82.50 Men's Dress Pants, Special_..$1.98 Ten Doz. Jeans Pants, Regular Si.25 value at..98c Dress Goods $t.o6 Quality, All Wool Serges, In all colors at..,..75c 50c qualitji Serge... Extra good value, at.............39ic Regular 8c Ginghams at.1. .Sc Dress Ginghams at..,...6c , White Homespun, Regular 8c quality at,..Sc Some Unusual Valued in-Fal! Coat Suits Striking new models in serge gabardine and .french broad cloth* ?^t?rhjg the^ew box coat effects and furjor braid trim mings.- " VSome. hanasome s.nd striking,models ?itfthe popular new shades of crow wing blue, tiela mouse gray, Russian green, French blue,' navy blue And black. Wid.e choice of styles at.$2/48, to $18.00 NewFa?Syrt? Some piain tailored with separate belts; -others braid trim med with pockets. Navy and black gabardines ar? the popu lar styl?s:?*?8pet?ul'at. ......... .. . y.. ..... .... .$3.48 ANDERSON Wi Wm COMPANY ' Anderson, ?5* C. ... 107 Main Street. SHASTA DAISIES SPECIAL ?>RIGE 2 5 for 25c THE ANDERSON FLORAL GO. PHONE 911 683 MARSHALL AVE. V ?'- MEMBER OP FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY " . IW^E W^T; ;; YOU W?NT I Your trade ' The best coal i Your confidence A reasonable price ? ? H. Yoiir good will A prompt delivery ' . !1 i> imi III iMMi'i Him i ^i i lii ?iii?^ii III'I i atara ^?ff?ff?Wiffimr - - ? 'ii liln II if' f Vii Ml ul i wi'' "t i ? fr I have a tann 7 miles? out of Greenwood that has an eight room brick fcotwe, ali put buildings, a good. . barn; two tenant houses. Building alone worth' : $3,000.00. Tract; contains 86 acres. You con buy this valuable tami for $5,000.00.' Fifw en hundred dollars down, rest on terna?. il? H. G. LOVE Real ?state Over fiuhbardV Jewe?irsr Store Belton, S:C, Capital an? Swln? S180j000.00 , Collections Given Pron?>6 Att?nt??a Ellison A. Smyth, W, E. Greer, i^^Mwtdeut. . ? V.-P. and Cashier. ::\ ? ??' H. it.. Campbell,. Asst.. Cashier, r ?.?/'<;? iv. , >.. Dining Room- Set Highly Polished Genuine. Quarter S?We? Oak Buffet, ??i?na Cabinet, Serving Table, Eight K ? i i Chairs, Eight Foot Table /.-'; will ?' An elegant Christes p?p??mv We have "others in different woodbind/other 'finr?fe*^4'sty?e? at l?sspri?ev .>::.:. WILL BE GIVEN THIS EVEN ING BEGINNING AT 7:30 O'CLOCK . -c I N V I T AT I ON S j Haye Been Issued to City Officials, Others. , T-ie banquet th!? evening given by the overseers and assistant overseers of the Anderson will gives promise ot heilig a great affair and will doubtless ; I bo well attended', Invitations. readiag as follows hayo j been. Issued 'to Mayor Godfrey, the j aldermen, members of tho fire depart- j ment,; pastors of the city, stiiool ofll ! clahv'. lawyers,' newspaper men and others. . T?te mill officials of Anderson Cot ton mills request your presence at .jth?ir: annual ? ?'banqaet Friday even ?ng, DeceWbcr 3, 1915, at 7:30 o'clock at ! the ? mill : hall, Anderson, South Carolina. Among the speakers of the evening will ito Dr. John E. 'White,,Dr. W. , H. -Fraser, Tl "Frank Watkins . andi A.. Hi Dagnall. : .~ I A 'number bf yoting 'ladles will bo | present and' will see that everyone is served properly. ' ' ?The Oldest Aetor." Duringa the'Boston .engagement of "Back Home/' S?lita Solano, drama tic critic ot the BoBton Traveler, turn ed up - some unco?:?monly interesting facto concerning Theodore Hamilton, j.. Theodore Hamilton, who plays Gid eon Gill in "Back Home," ls the ql?t?i. actor oh the American stage today. ! Maying been born ?a 1836 at Baltimore, I Md:, writes Miss Solano. . His expert* ; enees would make a more interesting I book than any novel'of fiction. It was i when Mr. Hamilton was a printer's, apprentice of 13 years' that he knew Edgar Allan Poe in Baltimore. Thb poet was accustomed to dropping in to the printing omeo every afternoon to drink . of a bottle'of whisBtey with socze cronies, it must he Admitted. Then in jovial mood, he would. Chat j with tlie . boy. Net long afterward j he ' died, and - young Hamilton was ene; of 13-arid'the only one living now-?] td stand at his grave at the burial; cervices. . . - : In 18G5 Mr. Hamilton serVed-in the <&Xit war in theist and, 8th;.Virgtois, ?and fought at Bull Bun. That famous battle vras-at ita height , when Gear r.:7?igsticeet'r.ro tho :edge*.?f-*fl' wood; There i":o spied Hamilton Klaud ing behind a. tree, loading-and firing-as rapidly as he could, y? . . '.".What are.you doing there?" shout- . cd tho general: , "Don't bother mo, general/ I'm kill- j lng a Vank'eo with every bullet," an swered Hamilton. It was only- after the battle waa over that (?le discovered oe . h?d ' placed :?oven- cartrlJjea--the. aiii.i&ahionsd kind that wcj-o bitten apart before use-upsido dpwu in his musket and ail wore ;unfIred ;.. ;' ' "T. don't midd'admittlng that I wa? s^-rd to dcathi'-''laughs Gio actor; I . Thirty-'!, roe yea:.? -aftarward. Gie SpcT-i.?Bh'war broke o?i^?ro day Ham-1 ' ''.^^g&s ?o fight ??sin, ??^ ii ton'i" asked: his Old commander. "I'm thinking of it, sir." ? .f?W?ill; If:y?u go; to' Ciib? you had better, takp your tree alohgr-thoy. are' i 'scared ;there; ?'m'told.'v. Wai?? Mri Hixmilton hai bt?&rt but' a abort .time onthe<stage; ho appeared ?wltff Ida "yerhon, ploying Borneo t?lier; Juliet-the.; first Gem: either bf^Ke'] "n??p^y'ten/.?iad "reed' ?;'?l?e "bf shakes- . peate bbf?ro:?i? ^?dioiic?. This was'ln 1862-68 in.Mobile, Ala.'.Th?- *e two are, tho only ones>bf, that company,' now alive. Mr; Hamilton had tho. good for tune.Jo play with Edwin ' Bootu bad appeared in "Hamlet" with him iii rv Ulmes ht"; Boothes tbca'tre, New Yorit, ndobling the parts of che king and tho ghost. -He has -in his boasesslon a let-, itst written by John Wilkes Booth, tue brother ?bf Edwin, tho night before bb ^?Mis3ina*ed'lincoln'.; Mr.. Hamilton >tpt??d :??e'-country with Junina piTitus Boot?. thiv third brother., Juuius.*s sdn, Sydney,.- i? v?ysr. playing tho ? ero, Egb ert ^rter: in 'TJack Homo. " "Thb-bld?sV workin?r"actor,"'-as he crAtx: 5sSsseif*.iwi#aes to die 1? har?p&? Ho is still active lan dhas a wonderful memory, belog able at any wt??f?t? givra dhte-^car ah* aWnGi-^vith ab1 solute accuracy." ;.? -"? . ? EB?A? - ' : ?cslno?? First. Fussy, mah (hurrying into &:n&h$ .pa^r-oft1ce)^li?vs it?t ^my^.a^tacies. .??m?wh?ro, and I want? Jo. advertise for them; I can't eeg; to*, write ' with out .them. ^<A?vi^6em?ht c1?rk~? will x'write: the ^iverGs?su?at for yo?\-:Xtytt?kWo. on. them? . - Fui?3y tee.n-Yes, .yekf Gol?-rir??ne?;." lehtf?>:i41frereat. 'iom&&&'ne^ySUffi ?M?'&m y?r. -.'-- >,' ' ;':';;'. :^W^y<!srMt: On?'dollar^ please; C^rk^^arifirsi? It Jglves -me great ?pairare,* -airy fo^n?cr?", yed ^haf f?vf, glt?sb^ hrb oh top of your hesd; y'' d?d?'t ybVi ?sly "?H> p?t^i^?^i%iltt<it?%':-'. p>.ia Ppb?i? '.S^edgei'- ' ; r;. ' A LoT?V* ?aarri?l ' ' ' - .^:?he;'itutnl?rf'-^$ ?.the door^^j ih??k rustic boftch'atthfc fav end b? ao^j i?r?>to*y.r-r?iaart gat ! tim - ? ; ' . ' = llsQcnsTYli -. Doe West Alumnae Association. S The -Due Wont Alumnae Association will meet this afternoon .at three-thh ?y, with Mrs. A. M. Sharpe anti Mrs. Dalsj W^s?n at HIP home of Mrs. Sharpb^m^So?th McD?fhe street. Dr. Kiqard will bo present and give an address<'?n*, "Macbeth." Mrs. .H. B. FUEgerald will return home today from a visit to friends* In Atlanta. ' Mrs. J. I. Brownlee f.ias returned from a'weeks' visit to Charlotte. -J' Relrat EV- -tt?' Chapter. . The R. E. Lee chapter will meet tbie afternoon at three thirty with Mrs. G. M. Tolly, Mrs. J. Bi Cooley, and Mrs.-W. 13. Cason el tho homo of tho former on WeBt Whither Street. For Mrs. Holt. A bea ut i ral social affair' and ono that was a' pretty compliment IO 01? charming old'lady, was given donday at the home or -Mr. and Mra, M, W. Oalnes of Belton. M:s. Belt met the chlldrca and grandchildren, with bright and' cheerful faces, ready to congratulaio, mother of grandmother | for bclrig with UB on her seventy-ninth ? birthday.. The guests were met at the door and rushed in the room" where there was a-warm fire, and they all began to chit and enjoy themselves. In a few hours they- were all' Invited (into tho'pretty decorated dining room, where fc. big old fashion turkey din ner wos:enjoyed by each one. .Date in tho afternoon they all Jett [ ??ch one wishing mother and grand mother many more bapv?y birthdays like Ails one: I PERSONAL J Mr. ?Kenry Fields' of Belton spent j [yesterday in Anderson. . ' Mr. .Cary.,?hamb?e? of .Roberts -Vjas ja business Visitor yesterday ? ?'-'^f Mr. J.;E?VNance of Du9 West spent] yesterday iii -.the city. . .. ..''ipp. W< B.^opr? of Pendleton waa a'Visitor yesterday. . Mr. .0. B. Ballard of Roberte was runong the business visitors yesterday. .r.-jlr. Waiter!Rn^l8? 0.1'tho carpen lter|s'nilli- sectjpn was in the city for j a few hours, yesterday. Mr: FA; B,v<iampbe}),of Relton,spent [yej-?eplay^a'?Ainderson: H**??? M?sosRuth and Annie Martin of ?epttis were in-the city shopping yes* torday. ... : fe Mr, Weiter i Greer, representing <?e South Bend Watch company at South Bend, Ind., was a business :v?sitor "yesterday. /Mr. Mertz,->general' feupe^lnt?ndent of Southern Paving *M?d Contraction Company; ia a? brj-alaess visRor id An darBoh. . .? . ?. ? ; ?>>-.v , Mrs. S. M-. Byara has gone . to Meridian, Miss.-,' to'spnd a month with her fattier. ?ti? '- _? ?., ? ^WljicS^ V?rmc* "/?f. Sear Belton Died") ? ?esierday Afternoon. >?: .-^M jSawB: reached Anderson ? last night I ot the: death bf (Mr.- Ralf.?;. Greort, a young farmer cif. pear 'Belton. Fun eral serviceswill be held this;, afier n'pb?' at Barker's Creek- church at 2 O/c?ockV ''"-". Of;.'. : v'-Mr^. Greer : -was- the : son : of Mt? t'?ufl , .'Mes.' D. H. Greer of Belton-and bo s^a?s'hls ^Dar?hfs is Survived by a wtre,'1''two children; and ono tfotb?r, Mtv Walter E. Greer, cashier of the iBank et Belton. .. Mfa DEATH <>F WOOD Mci ht r of W. J. \ve?d ?r Anderson ! ..; .? Has'.Pissed Away, ','M^ Mrs. Mary t?v Wood;, aged 7?,>diod ai ;;er homo on McCaiiy street, Wed nesday, afternoon. .;. : '] j'V. :r? ' V^jjjfo.'.'Wbbd was them'pther'bf Mr. yfc 3l- Vf?o? ?fiht?<dty.?Jtd.Sras ono' ot tho mo3t highly -reacted i?dt?s'of 'th^t??irity. She ?aa a .^oodvi^rWr' ti^'-w?mah'and a .faithful. .ohufefc SfWwr';- Th^,Jfttheroi waa held, :ye?1fte*i t?iW?rdo^n'-W'^ ^^^-'-'ioe?^t^elit': friade iai ^a^?tery.;., /^-'^na^S^Srf" ' 1 Jg^iBryah dm certainly t*i?? elo iueriUy wheo he gets warmed.up on m?^phiect ?i^p?ac?,> .anbali',: the ory about our national opp&thhlty .te?M6:the 'tai?J^fc^T^^tf&w?do pm*-: prop^gamvt??M^?i?l- as' toils* -above .?Uttcism Mrfota : e: pntii?y 'r?dons'..stteo^Ki??i^,.Hbnt -.'when it. ?otA9S to ' col? s?i^ ,at?tk?cick-doWn arguments ho; bas soine ?PS^?vJn n?dlng ?h ' ef???V t?cW "or ? 'profane history prcred^V>o> a??port - his %f. ^e?a~.Albany HatpSd, ? - ? J. . i.-,. - ; Bear This ? M?.. ; ?,<ri- cdtttnaer:-Ch"^^ riemtiay by far the: h^ft ?ed^ tho market for obldi lind: \Mr*mtiP?' "amys-MrtV Albert Biosser, Usn?, Ohio. Many ethers are of tho same opinion. F<?r s&le hy alt dealers. : . V ANNUAL YOUNO WILL EE HELD AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH THIS EVENING 8 O'CLOCK ' ?a_f : ELECT OFFICERS For the Ensuing Year and Several Speeches Will Be made-Re freshments WAI Be Served. The annual mee tin s of tho Young Men's cla&s will bc held- in t. JO Sun-, day school room, of St. John's Meth odist church this evening at 8 o'clock, and will doubtless be ono of the big gest BOC??.? ??T<?if? of its kind bf tho church this year. A splendid sup per is to be served and a largo at tendance ls expected. At oiese annual meetings officers aro elected for the ensuing year and this matter will bo attended to to night. In addition to the election of officers, several visitors will be pres ent who will ni?kij speeches, as will also several members of tho class. Dr. W. H. Nardin-is teachor of this enthusiastic class Shd he urges, a full attendance'this evening at 8'o'clock.. Fodder FPr Lions. A menngerio stopped in a little country village, says tho Washington Star. One urchin,; with hiore cheek than cash, thought he would like to see the animals, BO he' quietly pushed .his t head through a gap in the canvas j and had a look. ' >,..' I But the, manager saw him and hauled him out. V ?. .'. . .' "Here, Agrippa,; hb: yelled to a help, etti "firew tU8 lad into the Hon's cage.". - f -, ':?'?<). If ho, thought:ho. had aiarmed thejj yaungstor he *a^.mistaken. The boy i 'd' calmly; ' v. "Wait, mister! if you'll let mo see the,show jf?r nothing Til. got 'all thc fattest boy? in tPo". vill?gp to crawl under the.cahv?B.tomorioisv lilghtl". i Has Heired Him. :ef?rrlng lo .thfi, statement that Mr. IF *a? will not oppose Mr. Wilson, for re-ol' Mon, the . Pittsburg S Dispatch remarks: !*So fdr what Mr. Bryan bas done hbB-certainly helped rather "than hurt 'thej president's .^chancee." That's a palpable truth fraukly stated by. a. Republican newspaper.--Houston post.... ;y. .? . ai Mu bfagc?uine PearlNecklace mit fcSiwjl mV*4 to* J$fprffieb?by? the gal, the young lady, t?e bride j Work, save, sleep, r exerf j- eise, breathe desp, keep, your ' mind and blood, c???n, r? spe?t others , ?nt? yourself, ; lie diligent itt ^?iV^lbusIn??s, which ?s thc,?usirtess life '-: ' th^?is?ess DT goo? &?nk f Birne Pocket Savings Bank? : iw?U? help ->ij? to beeorrie '; inore . je|^ yoii use itsysf?at?eall^" Wff ,._..- -,_r-- . .. .->.-.. . rnviBi. *niM? . T - ?'".?..^?riitfdU^^ .i. i . j m i 'n II II ii i ii II 11 * V il i Vi lill ii' WiijliTlt U'k'fll ' ' ll il'...II...i i I Ililli? /^^^ Shoes . ^^^^W WeVeosathe JuwW?w&en Pl I comes to ... ,^^gj^ these lines Shoes for Baby in-all leathers at, - Shoes for Misses ?nd Children in Patent Colt, Vici Kid, and Gun Metal at .50, $2.00 Shoes for the Large Girl, in Patent Colt, Gun Metal,, and Vlei Kid at ' V