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Gettin The cause of this is dise for less money in Clothing, Dress C Jackets, Raincoats we challenge compI SHOESI SHOES1 Shoes For Everybody. Baby's soft sole shoes, all colors, lace or button, at 23 cents. Children's all solid leather shoes, wedge and spring heel, lace or button at 50 cents. 10 cases boys' and girls' solid leath er shoes at 75 cents. 10 cases boys' and girls' s"I"n'I . er dress shoes, worth easily $1.50 a Spair for $1.00 and $1.25. 10 cases men'. and women's solid leather everyday shoes for $1.00. 10 cases shoes, best everfday shoes for men and women, at $1.25 and 1.50 .10 cases women's fine shoes in kid, patent kid, gun metal and vici stock, blucher or plain, "Krippendorf" and Come direct to us White Spreads, Sheets. handle. Satisfaction gua, ar whether you buy or not. D COF RELATIONS WITH JAPAN. " 'i its liv The Situation aud Trying to Find a ing oh Soluton-Both gides Oharge the snout Other with Violating Treaty its no of 1894. such f instan inial I Washington ,Oct. 26.-Serious con- benefi sideration was given the Japanese sit- you k uation at today's cabinet meeting. Al- your i though matters have not progressed na's - to the stage of "strained relations'" ess, between the United States and Japan itidige there is no concealing the fact that YOU W officials of the administration are digest considerably p)erturbed lest such a re sult may ensue. Each nation has, in effect, accumsed 9 the other of violating treaty rights. tIm n Japan asked the United States its opinion as to whether or not action of mn the San Francisco authorities barring " II was not an infraction of the treaty of beeni a S1894. While these exchanges arc go--I they d ing opu between the state department (eC ~and Tokio office, the administrationSn Shere will make every effort to assuage sailed ithe anti-American felling in Japan. .t a .Plans were considered at today's i a ~ neeting at the cabinet for wvoring" ua solution 6f the p)roblem at San susper Francisco. " was si San Francisco, Oct. 26.-A mass e >\meeting was held by San Francisco '"A * Japanese last night for the purmpose~ wuhcee 't of discnssing (he present situation re- stew a~rdmng the adminuistration of Jap)a- ''N e ~se children to thme city schools. There tookI .ere 2,500 p)resent. One importantI etion taken w'as to r.aisme funids to er'ies es an injunction suit in tihe courts.,rop r'. Kairkiwa, one of the leading Jap- sl >. nese, said: "'We shall fight out a ~t case in the circuit court. Mean- abhoII 'ile the Mikado and Uncle Sam wvill a '0 together to arbitrate the inter- 'tu ~nal side of it." As here is no di.sgusing the fact that thme w anese .are ment ally wrought ny~ i e Simportant international results mnimg id upon the final settlement ofnes . atter. nl digA Queer Oure. The 11 iigon an elephant in Ceylon, Thme da native prince on hunting ex- pelled tion," said a clergyman, "the sume ersation chanced to tuurn on indi-knw tion, to which I said I was sub * t. The prince at once pulled out For at lack leather button kind of thing, paid f hich lie was wearing on a string Puiblih ound his neck under his clothes. Street " 'What's this'?' said 1. Word " A hyena's snu, was the start- lar m hing reply. n " 'What forf''On '' 'Tfo cure indigestion.' script How can it do this?' g. Bus easily explained; w than others. All lir ,oods, Shoes, Hats, and Overcoats. Oui Etition. All we ask "Ultra" makes, every pair guaran teed at $2.00, $2.56, $3.00 and $3.50. 10 cases men's fine shoes, in but ton, lace and congress, bonght direct frum tne best manufacturers, vici kid and box calf at prices raiing from $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 to $5. DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND DOMESTIOS. :20 picees all wool Panama cloth, also Mohairs, in black and blue, sell for 75 cents at other stores, our price, 49 cents. 25 pieces 52-inch Broadcloth, twill ed back, chiffon finish, real value is $1.25, foi 98 eents, * i: -I-...rc "-:.deloth, all shades wanted, worth $1.00 for 75 ets. 10 pieces 52-inch all-wool Sackings for ,ven's Women's and Pillow Cases, Curtains, Rug iteed, or money back if you on' forget the place.-We a ELA t is very simple. A hyena gets TO ing by digging up and crunch- Notice is I bone. Now, it. possesses in its o'clock a. r this peculiar virtue-that when . se approches anything hard, w will drav s bone, these tough substances persons who tly grow soft and enable the an- jurors for th o eat them with comfort and wlhich will e t. So you will find that if i, S. C., 0 eep this charm hanging round aid contiluc ieek the proximity of the hye ose, though dried up and life- Ji vill soften your food, however AA stible, to such an entent that J1 ill never again suffer from in- Jury Com on.' '' County, S. -- ______October 2( The Newboy Shocked.. ~~ was awful, awful!'' e.xelaimned NOTIO: wsboy, just as the group of wo 'as passing dowvn the platform. Notice of M< hat was that which was awful?~ Party of t liybody been killed ? Has there terrible catastrophe? What did o with the wvounded1 When did A mneetinog lesion take lafce?'' of the Town eh were a few questions that as' hereby called the younth' chamber on 'wa 'n 't no colesion, ladies; but 7.30 o'clock awvful all the same.'' providing for hat was it ? Don't keep us in cipal officer se." and for sue] eli, you see, Iadies, a gentleman b)e properly andmig right here on the plat- By order and just as the train started lie e id was crushed between the I. H. Hui ,andl his mangled cropseC was Secret for miles along the track?'' ........ >t exactly, marmt bu the train is head right off.'' antly the air resounided with >f horror from the feminineI R WVhen t.he boy could make him aar'd he remarked: Don 't see aniyt hing hiorribleEv it., ladies. The train took the body off, too. But ha6 came I will CC y near being left.'' the women turned to move on, rant at the "rs'disgusting little cea- get moved 'were b)orne uiponi the air, tero, the d with a low chuckle from the ny's vicinity.''-Chicago Jour- next door Don't forg ev. Irl R. Hicks 1907 Almanac. mr tt Rev. Irl R. Hicks has beeii com.. my "up-to by the popular demand to re- rant, next the phblication of his well A COntinui 'annd popular Almanac for 1007. plendid Almanac is nowv ready. eral patrol die by newsdealers, or Bent post- me for the or 25 cents, by Word and Works hing Company, 2201 Locust be appreci ,St. Louis, Mo., publishers of and Works, one of the best dol onthly magazines in America. Jlmanae goes with every sub-B n. er Evi e, are selling High Or ies included. Lower Underwear, Notions, - stora is filled with n is a look before you 1 You can't match it, 117f)MI, 75 cents, for 49 cents. 50 bolts of 38-inch Venetian, Serge.;, Moliirs and Henriettas, in plids and plain, specially priced, at 49 e- ts. A .i, assortment of Woisteds, in phih nnd plaids-also flannels--. wort 40 cents everywhere, our prico, 25 . its. A IJ assortment of Ihmneletteb, On11i. :s, Canton Flannels, Red Flan. nels, WAlhite Flannels, Sheetings, H1omespins, Drills, Jeans and Cassi niers, AT LOWEST PRjURS. 10 pi,!ces pretty ph,it. iks at 49 c. 10 pieces pretty plaid Silks at 79 e. 10 Pitces pretty Taffeta Silks at -,I coents, 75 cents and $1.00. Children's Unde"rear, H rs, Tru -nks and Suit Cases. w want it. We want your trad re in our new store in McCau DRAW JURY. hereby given, that at 9 ri. November, 8th, 1900, the names of thirty-six are to serve as petit e court of common pi'eas, onvene at Newberry, C. n November 26th, 1906, for one week. io. L. Epps, In ever m. W. Cromer, 1o. C. Goggans, kin d of g{ missioners for Newberry m si i,10.ing, Shoe B TO DEMOCRATS. ieting of the Democratic he Town of Newb)erry, 575 M E 5. 0. ___ one in thi of the Democratic party $4.98 f Ol of Newberry, S. C., s forth to be held in the council :O he$ Friday, November 2, at p. mn., for the purpose of S the nomination of muni s for the ensuing year;La is ? 1other business ais may, brought before it. v~z~ of the excen live commit 0. B. Mayer, Chairm:m. theA% samY e Mcen's all Men's Vi< R OYSTERS Also a b $3.00, $~ ary Day. We sell ntinue my Restau-10c n s old stand until i can Ak to 1 into my new quar- to matCh Masonic Building, 60 doz. L to the Pool Room. ~et! For a few days 60 doz. L e old stand, then inl silk trimr -date" new Res.tau door to Pool Room, . mnce of the very lib pa. 23 years will ated. JONES Youi ade, Brand New an Prices, our motto fc Gents' and Ladies' ew goods, up stairsC :)uy. You will be sat 5 picecs best 36-inch black Taffeta Silk in town at 98 cents. 5 pieces 36-inch Peau de Soic, $1.00 CLOTHING FOR ME.N AND BOYS. Clothing to fit everybody. Best styles and makes. Men's high-grade all-wool suits, black and colored, single and double breasted, slims qnd rei)ulars, worth $15.00 at $10.00. Men's flue tailored high !,riade Schloss make clothes, every garment a perfect Leauty in style and fit, $12.00, $15.00, $16.50, and $18.00. Don't think of buying your new suit until you have seen our line this season. We will guarantee to save you from $1.00 to $2.50 on -very buit losiery, Cloves, Handkerc ,e positively can save you m : this fall. It !s a pleasure for ghrin Building. Boyce street Want VoU1 And Wan y department v e've jods you want in Dr )utings, Cotton and s, Ladies' Jackets, e A Few Specials foi ~n's Suits bought at s lot to suit, fits air the $7 50 and $8.0 2.50 and $19.00 on< DES! SHOES longola Shoes, Lace ; heavy Satin Calf o 3 oid price here. soid S3hoes fo r $.54 :i Blucher cut for $Lj ig line of all the ncE 3.50 and $5,00 hoe: the heaviest Cottoi ~he yard. see our Lad ies' Un .adies' 7 pound UndE .adies' 7 pound, blea nings, for 48 cents e IE BE The cheapest stor4 Money Back if L BAILE! sek At d1 Stylish Merchan r this fall and winter Furnishings, Cioaks, ind down stairs anc; isfied with the result you buy. Satisfaction guaranteed. 200 men's suits, all wool mixtures and black, worth $7.50 and $8.50; will close at $5.00. Boy's suits, well madox and good quality at $1.00, $1.25, $1.75. $2.00, $3.00, $1.00, $5.00 and $6.00 a suit. Boys, hats and caps at 25 eents, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1.00. Boys' knen nnni0 i T' Pnvmifc. 0 RI Vents, 75 eents and $1.00. MEN AND BOYS' OVERCOATS RAINCOATS. Men's Overcoats from $5.00 to $15. Men's Raincoats from $10 to $18. Boys' Overcoats from $3.00 to $8. FULL LINE OF LADIES' OLOAKS AND SKIRTS. hiefs, Blankets, Comforts, :ney on all lines of goods we 'us to show you our goods SOS r Bill, t All of It! got the goods, thz ass Goods, Silks, Do Wool Flannel, Cloth to. Saturday. 750. on the dollar, nost anybody, frorn 0 kind, up to $10.50 as. I SHOES! or Button for 98 cts. r Kangaroo for"$1.25 you ca~n b uy them at w leather in Men's a Flannel in tovvn for dervests with Pants wrvests for 25c. each. ched, with wool or ach. HIVE, a in town. You Want It. & CO.