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U4JC JKMHHMHHim Siih-x i i(i? jjjj? 11 one year. in advaucl Advert Cor the ^^^b| ineertioin^^^ advertise by law. "ljft r??tltU tion, j? \j Bubseqi? lt?Oi8 D ve mon aries, t y W * w ZTxWrC have to tislug. sub jec insert"' ~.o" 36 inch Sea Island, Homespun, clad Regular price 8c., now 6c. ami Good quality 36 inch Bleachdres ing, regular price 10c, ours 8 1-3. irti' Extra quality 36 inch Bleachlen: . , * our lrig-, regular price 12 1-2, ours 9c. we exf ? Heavy Flanette Outing, regu_ lar price 81-3, ours 6c. Extra heavy Flanette, regular price 10c, ours 8 1-3. . jm V irnnn a h'l QriA+lon oil /?Alnro ? A* A1UV iiGk IWU^VVVO} OA! WiUi J, ,l,l regular price 15c and 12 l-2c., Jj ours 10c. ISTOC | Fir UHilHBI * < * >> < * * > > * * : < < * * * > * | = JHHMHHHIHMH tjl {. {. .j..}. .j. .> >.j. > * > *J : & A Hunt IBs fit j llllllllllllllliiiii Tells him where t | most likely to be foi %.Mt t one of the reasons y t ~ | and one that a true *S % | in the selection of h S t t of the ammunition h <>H! | cannot kill unless tli JB|| | make and that is wl jJJ? t care *n selection &| + We carry only the 1 !Bt t ou our store a bettc t 4l>DUll>a*a nl?A ? Hi ibv t;4 aujTTucic cisc iu l/i Sliiiiiimiiimiaii |s| In Hare | S !' ! ;>9* * You will find that the % selection of everything \ J ware dealers in Dillon c * line can be of great assi : ^iiuiuuiiminii |S| DON'T 1 illllllHIIIIIIIIIIII ; ;B| | That at usual our st | ters for everything i ' |l| | *ow prices this year P IgiimimBrnmniHi I Dillon H: : * iunNHiiiiim ?u [ Ml cc move, tc LADIES' SUITS. All the new creations, stri< man tailored, perfectly fitt garments. $15.00 quality now - - $1( 16.50 44 44 - - - 11 19.50 44 44 ... i: 25.00 44 44 - - - l'i Misses' $10.00, now $7.50. Our Capes and Coats for b children and ladies are in abu ance at prices that will pk you. iKMl st con H ! < > > < ;< > ?: :? : iiiiiniuiiiiii .;. :<.;..;. .;. .j..;..j..;. ,j.j..j, ......... ore Incf L/IO lllOl mi o look for game?where il und in abundance?and tha ivhy he kills, but another rea sportsman never overlooksis fowling piece and the aua e uses. The best marksi ley use guns of the pro ly we exercise the greates of our guns and as&muniti >est makes and you can fin< i . .? * r selection than can be toi lion county. iiaaiiiiiiiimi Iware ? ! same [ care has been taken in ve handle. We are the oldest hi ounty and the dealer who knows stance to the purchaser. Illlllllllllllll F O R C ore this year will be headqu d the Santa Clause line. ( will astonish you. inlwant uunuiv )NTINL tn Move Cash Now is the time to buy in your :tly winter supply, saving money for ,ing yourself and us the trouble of moving a heavy stock to our new ).00 rooms . J.50 J. 50 CLOTHING FOR MEN AND r.50 BOYS. Boys Suits, all wool, $1.50 to S3 50. k Pants $1.24 to $5.00. Dress Shirts, 65c value, 48c. n<*~ Dress Shirts, $1.00 value at 79c. iase Dress Shirts, $1.50 value $1.24 15c Collars, 12c. JST BE lies, Bigge DU ihiiiiiiibihiiiiiiiiiii . ,j.4.4. 4. 4. 4. 4.4.4.4.4.4. ??? < 4" 4* < 4- > 4* 4* 4* > '> > > > > *' hi*:* I % |S? IV. 9 ... m * m *H* Don't take pills an ^ w I *:*H* matters worse. They d iousness, Indigestion an *? inony with nature. * n* ! !* mi Dr. Richardson has l * % * years and says he L if> : 4. .it t is * * will give sui * *mt . % S? Why not try a medici ?IS * * BiJ effects are so very suce lity * % M * most every case where nen % and when we offer some _g|. * personal guarantete thai Y r ? I Ml cost you one cent if it I nr < *> *?? .j. what we claim. That ion. * t** abel proposition that y I k *2H+ what we say or at leai J thorough trial when we Lind % + j These are facts we wa J i pie to substantiate and + try R. L. T. we know tl IIIHIIHltSl hesitatingly agree with * = < assert that there is no 1 4* dy on the market. R. %wm% medicine prepared by a ?BI+ Pre8crlpti?n (I)r- J- M. m >> of Anderson, S. C.) wh with wonderful success ^ years. We are dai the + good reports about thii ar(j. % and we know if all who * tM* of H k*ver medicine (r i his ?s? are) wouud give R. L. 4* trial they would pronoi % * H* thoroughly reliable r< I ? H* would not be without I homes. It aids and cu ^ y? mbhh % ^ V tion, cleanses the Liver 2| Jj^ I .*:* purities and a better t I'e found. It tones up IHMMleB* sy8tem and prepares yoi weather. Now, we insii * * W* tTy R* L- T>' beginning s " after a fair trial you ^ > ?.M+ '8"e<l tell us, and we w: W ly and promptly return ; J without question. Call + * m 4- Pharmacy and see testim 4 + H + leading citizens of our iHmnm!5? maniac _ * : Co. ill IIIIIIIKIV S; Pharmacy, D ! ! JED. Quicker WOOLEN DRESS GOODS. 50c. quality, all the leadii shades and weaves, our price 3J $1.25 quaility, the extra ne things. Big values at $1.25, *o price 84c. Full Suit Underwear for bo ladies and gentlemen at t light price. Best Simpson Calicoes, reg lar price 7c. and 8c., ours 6c Shirting Calicoes, 6c. vain for 5c. RED! st Val MB IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII X. ?1 id violent purgatives. They only on't cure. Take R. L. T. for Consti id all Liver troubles. Its acts in r been prescribing continuou: does not know of any ryme< ch good results, as this reme ne when its 1 have been using ? , , , l have been using " ?sstul in al- L.ver Tonjc? ,n my |10 it is used mon^s past and find i of our own ient preparation. It h L it will not a substitute for calomel does not do desired effect without is a reason- nausea following a doss ou believe mul leaving the liver ii st give it a tivity. I reccommend take a risk, hesitation, nt the peo- A , CAUTHi when they Presidjng Elder Auder hey will unus when we I always keep on hi better retne- of R. L. T. I have uf L. T. is a family with most satii Physician's suits for liver trouble! Richardson, tion and as a general ti ich he used it very highly and kn< for at least perience that it does ly receiving claimed for it. s medicine 1 Signed ( P. B. WE) are in need Pastor St. John's nost of us church, Anderson, S. T. a fair iince it a Chiquola I>rug Co jmedy and S. C. it in their Dear Sirs:?In respo res Indiges- inquiry, cheerfully state of all im- U8ed R. L. T. in my far onic cannot eraj yearg wRh every b the wh?l?|8U|ts j have personallj i for spring Bt that you cently for its tonic effe it once, and been much benefitted, are not sat- constipation, indigestion ill cheerful- j|verj j do not know a your money at Evan 7' _ oniais irom | \jcj\j. Hi. rKl city. Judge of 10tl rUltED AN 1D GUARANTEED BY Chiquola Drag Co. derson, S. C, For Sale by tiiion, s. C; J. S. Dayis, Mari ' ^ ' ' I ml inf f man uooas. s Big assortment of colored Dress Flanelettes, regular 15c. and 121-2 quality now 10c. ! w m "r SHOES! SHOES! SHOE! Our shoe stock is overrun with he the best makes and are correct ^ < in both style and fit with the ? _ profits cut out. ;u Positively no goods charged les during this sale. Only cahs goes. Mil LJCED.i I llftS. I AR.I Twho is he? Shouldn't He An Officer Much | Longer, This Fellow Shouldn't B ' ?His Conduct Disgraceful. A prominent State official, whose J make had ! borne >s in Greenville, spent the I ' j greater part of Monday night in a | pat ion, liu- cejj jn Spartanburg's police station, lerfect liar- j charged with being drunk and disorderly. Kather than face trial yesI terday morning he forfeited a bond 1 sly for 25 The official has wealthy relatives ] lv fkat I here, but was not visiting them i jy iuai. when lie got into difficulty. It iqv seems that he was merely stopping B * over here for a few hours between j? trains. B Richardson's The trouble first started about fl Richardson's midnight Monday night, \yhen he me for some attempted to enter the telephone ^ exchange. He told the young ladies B it an excel- that he was a telephone inspector, as served as They were not acquainted with him is giving the and- besides thought it peculiar ' J . that ho oKahLi i? ? ? ue musing and intne usual Spection at that hour. They therei of calomel, tore refused to admit him. The ofi normal ac- fioial protested violently, and the <t without Eirls telephoned to police headquarters that a man who was either drunk or crazy was trying to break * ?N into the exchange. ? When the police arrived at the son District, exchange the man had gone to the $ Argyle Hotel. Thence he went to md a bottle the Southern railway station. The ied it in my police made no move to arrest him. rp but watched him to see that he got iiaciory re Jnto nQ miBch,ef and (Ud hlmseif i, for diges- no harm J onic. I value The official became annoyed and \ )w from ex- telephoned to Chief Hill, of the po- ' 11 that is "ce department, demanding to a 1 know why he was being dogged by policemen. Mr. Hill -eplied that L.L/S, he was not himself and the officers / Methodist *ere merely trying to keep him from harm. C. The official, dissatisfied with this explanation, came to police head., Anderson, quarters to argue the matter. He lost his temper, used violent lan. guage and offered to "lick" Chief nse to you if latter would come to that I have Greenville. Mr. Hill's patience was f nily for sev- flna,ly exhausted and he ordered j the official locked up. eneflcial re- He stayed in a cell until 9 o'clock f used it re- >eBterday morning, despite his V pleas during the night to be releasct and have ed?The Spartanburg Herald, Nov.. For chronic 23r^ and torp?'? HATPIN WAR IN BERLIN. bctt< r re.r Dangerous Protrusion of Article icut loo Many Injuries. NE, Berlin, Nov. 24.?The police presh fMrrntt ldent of Berlin has declared war on the dangerously protruding hatpin. In a proclamation issued to-day. he calls the attention of the women _ of the city to the many recent re- ? ports of Injuries inflicted by hat- Jr pins that projected beyond the rims # of women's hats. The accident ha^J been especially frequent In streefl I cars and usually men are the vicV I tlms. I The president calls upon the wo>| . I I ?u vu cun?r cease using long pins V I l or turn the points so that they wilt ? 1 S C 10t *** a COD8tant menace to the \ j