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JUST REC A laforp 11nI 4 & AM& ^ V* 1AAA V Vf 4 A and Children^ R Caps. immmmmmmeammam?mmammmmmmammmmmmnmmmmmm h a Hundre , i $25, $30, This S IWIorni' | ?7A(41&VI. I Grasp the full i suits from the leading choicest styles. A sale suit styles of the new i I Every whim ma ly sold for twice as mi; Fifty Stvles in this Alterations 1 Sale B< / .. 25c WOO LEX RED FLA I AND WHITE FLANXE] 15c A YARD. Cut Prices on All Oth< HALF OF SERBIA IS IX ENEMY'S HANDS Nish Railway in Full Command of x Invaders fend Heavy .Toll Taken of War Prisoners. London, Nov 8.?The fall of Nisji has united solidly the main Bulgarian forces and the Aubtro-German armies advancing from the north. Hitherto their communications consisted merely of tentative reaching out of advance guards. iThe Bulgarians and their allies now j hold considerably more than half of Serbia, and command the Nish railway one of the chief objectives of their campaign. From Xish the Bulgarian line runs north in a slight curve, en-j circling the Morava river, to Krivir, inino +v>Q mQin A ustrrv-Herman V> UUI C It J WiJLXO **v.wv W ? forces. From that point the invaders' line turns at a right angle and runs \ due west cross the broadest part of Serbia. j The rough semi-circle made by this line is contracting and as it does so, according to German report?, is taking a heavy toll of Serbian prisoners. :eived f\ a i _ j! _ _ > ah' ? v j h\ i -ciuies , misses ain Coats and L JL JL :ds Fresh $35, $40 >ale Inch facturer: mport of this announcement! suit manufacturers of America timed to benefit you. A sale season AT LESS THAN HALF y be gratified, every figure fit ich as we will place them on Sc i o rvr X mm more C i IU LCUH 5 Big Sui Extra egins Wc :si: Cald\ jrs. . % I In southern Serbia the fortunes of war are less auspicious for the invad ers. There the Bulgarians apparently/! have received a severe check from the I Serbians, assisted by French and British troops. Xo official confirmation has been received, however, of a decisive defeat of the Bulgarians who are attempting j 1 -** j XV I 10 advance imo :yia'ji;uoLua imuugu ua- j buna pass. South of Strumitsa the French are fighting on Bulgarian soil. The crisis occasioned by the resignation of the Greek, cabinet has been met temporarily, and if the chamber ol deputies accepts tne new scouiauais ministry, the present status may be continued indefinitely, with no change in the announced policy of Greece, now reiterated, of'benevolent neutrality. On the eastern front severe, but indecisive fighting continues before Riga and Dvinsk. The offensive movement of the Russians in Galicia, along the Stripa, has been halted and the long battle in that region has ended. There are no developments of importance on the other fronts. . .DWELL & JOS. T. HUT , New Suits on Sal ides Stei IfPS of S s of Air r New, handsomely tailored l. Your pick of the season's ; that brings you the choicest ? PRICE. ted in a model that formerile for mi oat 5ui i Wedn it Sale. ^dnesdai veil & Jos. T. Hutc HO ATS SU1 RUSSIANS FORCING ISSUE IN THE EAST ; 3Iake Advance in Riga Region and 1 Inflict Heavy Loss on German Forces. 1 .The Servians in the north are still * in retreat before the Austro-Hungarians and Germans, having fallen ba^k, ' according t* their latest communication, to defensive positions to the south : and east of Kralievo and to the east of j Ivagnitza, which would indicate that : the fears expressed in an Italian news- ] paper dispatch that they might be cut ] off -;re unfounded. I 1 ( Nothing has come through to show ' the existing situation in the south, where the Anglo-French forces are cooperating with the Serbs against the , Bulgarians. j The Russians are forcing the fight- i ing east of Riga and an advance has f been made by them to the west of 1 Raggatz. Heavy losses were suffered f by the Germans in the fighting around i Kemmern, as likewise was the case in t the district of Ixskull, where ten Ger- 1 man attacks were repulsed. z ) /MLTIWA"N CHISON, Mgr. jgrAfesfcifl iOgn ^ fflB SL ^ 91 Exclusiv< e Wednesda^ t * *n, Bern? uits Froi lerica. This is the great sui tailored and elegantly finis Serge-?in Black, Navy, Afi Trimmings of Fur, B Five hundred suits o ing in price up to $40-Lyoi a ts, the 1 Hi esaay iv No Suits CI / Mornir Haltiwc hison, Mgr. rs SKIRTS Little fighting has been going on ( along the Western front in France and Belgium or on the Austro-Italian front o r?Hl 1 orir rvn tVio fond CAV^C^l 11*13 *JJ CI i. CAXlV^l J V/AX UiV v/v^.*-*. tVAiu ing sides. The German imperial chancellor has told the Socialists that the people of Germany could be assured that the i 'hopes of the entente powers of starving Germany would be disappointed." According to the semi-olncial Over- j ? nra?>/>v r\f Rnrlin flizi /IrDOlr j ocao i>cn o ui uu premier has informed the Bulgarian minister at Athens that it is the premier's sincere desire that the friendly relations between Greece and Bulgaria be maintained. Greece, the premier added, was not preparing to attack Bulgaria. Winston Spencer Churchill has given ! - -X? ~ 1 11 C IUA I ip ins pornonu 01 uuiiugeiiux- ui me j Duchy of Lancaster in the British cabnet and will join his regiment at the ' ;ront. Tn his resignation Mr. Churchill old Premier Asquith that he did not : 'eel able in times like these to remain n "well paid inactivity." He expressed ^ he belief that time would vindicate ' I ' lis administration of tne admiralty!' ind assign him his share in the re-J J 9RK529HBBBDB9HDHEHM r z-s TTTk IU?K A car los and Childrei at unheard < < JL ^ JT%., >tein, W m the L it opportunity of the season. . hprl Materials the choices! rican Brown and Green. raids snd Buttons?-also plain n the racks for this great sale ur choice of any suit in this lot ?1 P.c \ Very f* lorning, m ? W harged or Sent < ig at 8:0< inger HE 'iWHOLJ t AT cr sponsibilities and operations "while j secured us? command of the seas." The premier, in acknowledging the ! i resignation, said he was sincerely j grieved1 that Mr. Churchill felt it his j duty to leave the cabinet. JUDGE SEASE IS IMPROVING Lexinglon Friends Hope Jurist Will Soon be Well. News and Courier. Lexington, Nov. 11.?The many Lexington friends of Judge Hhos. S. Sease, as well as his hundreds of friends elsewhere throughout the state, will be glad to learn of his convalescence at his home in Spartanburg. Judge Sease was taken ill in Lexington a week ago, where he had been presiding over the common pleas court, and for three days he was confined to his room at the Meetze hotel under the care of a phy- j fi/iion o ill man i t +Vl o f ti'mfl I , a. j 111 iiiciii. l mat iiuiu j it was feared that he was in for a siege 1 but happily his condition improved ' enough for him to go to his home in ' Spartanburg on Saturday. 1 In a letter to D. R. Haltiwanger, ! 1 id of Men's, Ladies' i's underwear going :>f prices STfc !.95 , I ooltex eading | Each suit is perfectly ; t?Poplins, Broadcloths, i with no trimmings. ?former values rangfor only P5 fewest fn an ;;z 1 3A.M. , 1 ? lVE enough blankets tOIFORTS TO KEEP THE 2 COUNTY WARM?all r PRICE. * deputy clerk of court, Judge Sease states that while he is still very weak he is now rapidly improving and that ' should nothing unseen at this time arise he will return to Lexington on \* I " 1 * .\u\emDer && 10 complete tne ran term ? of the court of common pleas, which had to take a two weeks' recess on account of his illness. RUB-MY-TISM . Will cure Rheumatism, Ncu- w ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic * ^ Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec7>ma AHHSADHA AkaiIWA. used internally or externally. 25c No. 666 This it prescription prepared especially for MALARIA Of CHILLS A FEVER. Five or six doses will break any cafe, and . if taken then at a tonic the Fever will not Jfl return. It acta on the liver better tfan Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. ?5* ' Invigorating to the Paie and Sickly Ihe Old Standard general strengthei ingr tonic. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out * Malaria.eviriche "t ieb1oo<i.and builds jothesys- | lem. A 1 rue tun c . for acults and cL ldren. 5oe 1