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$25.00 SOLID GOLD WATCH GIVEN AWAY At THE BIJOU TONIGHT THE NORENE St. CLAIR STOCK COMPANY | WiW Present Their Only Western Play Tonight "The Cowboy and me Thief" PHOTOPLAY THE LURE OF THE GEISHA .."101 BISON 2 reel drama with William Clifford and Marie Walcamp. THE DIAMOND NIPPERS (Comedy).JOKER FOURTH REEL TO BE SELECTED Watch for next week's Sensational Knockout Bill. Buy Your Fall Shoes Now PRICES WILL ADVANCE LATER ON IN THE SEASON OWING tb the War situation prices are bound to advance 25 to 75 cents a pair on shoes. The advance will not effect the shoe on hand but as soon as these are sold they must go up. This declaration is not made merely to stimulate trade (as it would be more profita ble for us to hold our shoes and then sell at an advance) but to let the people know what they may expect and give them an opportu nity to buy their shoes at the same prices as last year. Ill HERE is what thc Shoe Retailer, a Trade Journal published in Bos ton the heart of the leather market, has to say. : "Tentative advances rang ing from* 25 to 75 cents per pair, ac cording to the grade have been figured on Men's shoes and proportionate ad vances will *>e made on womens' shoes. HENRY B. Endicott, one of the lar gest tanners and manufacturers, has this to say: "it is a sure possibility and 1 think a probability, that shoes may be a dollar higher, in fact, as far as I can see, 1 don't know why we should limit the price to one dollar. Jt may be more." In 1913 this country imported $50,288,228 worth of leather from the war effected countries, and exported in raw material and finished shoes $25,504,184. Besides this country imports all the chemicals and dyes used in the chrome tanning of hides. These sup plies are cut off. In addition to this Africa, Australia, South Ameri ca and the Far East are looking to the United States for their shoes on account of the European factories being closed down and the countries at war will have to count on us for shoes, so you can readi ly see why shoes will advance. OUR FAUL SHOES ARE HE RE AND WILL BE SOLD AT THE OLD PRICES AS LONG AS THEY LAST. AFTER THE SUPPLY IS GONE THERE IS NO TELLING WHAT THE PRICE WILL BE. WISE BUYERS WILL BUY THEIR SHOES NOW. Geisberg Bros. Shoe Company UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE CHERI ?1PI? URI MCC Til RE? thtt6'theyhcanb^ on cn LU u i\ nu Lili Lu IU DL s^fn^ ____ __________ you to look it over. DlilPUT TUIO MnDUliin Don't you think that thie is about bftubn n u MN Nb -??? wiiwwii i . mw mwiiiiiiiv wll, flnd that by fro8henlng up wlth _ , a Paint thia fall that you will enjoy home more and your friends CONTENT ENDS TODAY AND SOME- ??SS3_5_? Dr\T\V ^IITTT T /^TjVP rPTTTT* <T?OC ,ook ao dismal around the home. Ck? ?jyJXJ I W l_jJu VxEj 1 1 lilli tb_D. down to the Anderson Paint and Col ! -_?._. or Co., and you wfll be surprised how T> ?it . ? cheap they can sell you all that 1?' necessary to give home a new coat. Read the Conditions of the Contest if SnVt?E Jt?wu?__F_^K2: -, __ ? rating line. Paints, wall paper, and You Want to Enter the Chase for ?'?rJ? .fVk_ TVy"Fnn_\r lh* waison-Vandlver building. tilt; lYlUIl?y* I guasa if you were leaders in any particular thing you would be proud m?swa-t?.. -?______-- of lt, wouldn't you? Well the Aft PP?f' leur ?na .he mere fee? .h., .?ey W J^'S^?TSTS? '. .Inst it tew more hours and the inn onneeted with stirb KS institution cr; !** their ?iae. *?y the way, I muse ' will all ba over. My nama will be ts sufficient evidence of its soundness tell you that ihm firm has the largest , Denni. In box car letters. To be hon- and reaponsibllUy. lt is a notable ^* ^ens^^^y^e > est about it, I will be glad aa I am fact that Ita out-of-town patrons are oi winchester and Remington auto- ( tir. il ot trying to dodge ao many peo- increasing year by year. The banking matte guns cn?? rifles. Their line at ' pie, and then too, somebody wll i be service is equal to any In the coun- Stevana' double abd singlo barre? 926 richer. I made good ct the Bijou try and aa I have enid before, I want guns is the beet that they have ever5 1 last night and tonight I will be there to do business with conservative men shown. If you want a Fox gun, the ' again but not under the aame clrcum- when our dollar -^s at stake ?M. that Roosevelt carried os hU Btances. I will go to see the play But Just a minute while I whisper African trip thia ls the place tn get and If you don't go too. yon will mise a little ditty. Talk about pretty lt. You can get a Fox for from |25 a treat-. The bill is a good one an?4 things, they certainly bare them In to $360. Thia ia headquarters for th? worth fcwlca tho admission. carload lou down at O F. Tolly * Winchester and United State* Cart My picture will be withdrawn to- Bon. Here ts one stor*> that would Jp- ridge Co.. ammunition, day from the Bank ot Anderson and a credit to any city five time? Ole soe $ If I Waa going into business here, placed on display In Cely's ?how win- of Anderson. Their four storyibulhi- t woulerrnn down and see Mr. Brown dow, For your courtesies, gentle- lng ls full from top to bottom a*d the of the Anderson Hardware Company; men, I am going to throw a bouquet stock representa the beet furniture lo and close up for a lease on one of' st.the Bank of Anderson. That thia be bought. Really, I have seen few those dandy stores he hi building ou, bank ls conducted in every way by houses in this lute that offered s Saat Whltner street. They are the business principles goes without say- larger stock to select from. ^nettere *est storerooms to be had tn the city, lng. The raen behind the bank ako I can safely say that this firm baa a He has about completed them nil prominently connected with the larger patronage than any halt dsasu there will be Uv? large storerooms Wud commercial and industrial life ot the J furniture bouses lo this section o' the three small ones for shops. They are well lighted ?ill over and he has spar en no expense to make them modern in everyway. They all have splendid fronts and there is a large driveway in liie r???ir. I'll b**t they uoii't islay vacant long, one I believe ie now occupied. Mr. Hrown, as everyone knows, never deer, anything half way. Do you know 1 am u great believer in doing things right. If you cannot afford to do a thing right, then lt ls hotter to let lt KO. This ia especially so when you lind that your eyes need attention. I really get mad when 1 see some people trying to save a few cents at the expense of their eyes. You know some people are foolish enough to buy a pair of glasses Just because they can see through them. This te simply criminal* Go to a specialist and get a pair that will not only give you thc proper sight, but will preserve the sight. It makes me think of nome people who believe that they are well Just because they can breathe good. They don't stop tc think that some vital organ can be all out of fix. Just because you can see through a glass ls no guarantee that your eye does not need treatment. Dr. Campbell, the specialist, will tell you that I nm right and If you take my advice you will go to him if youi eyes need attention. The specialist Is the only one that give your eyes th? proper test. Say, did you ever seo a microbe' Terrible looking thing- big as ele pliants in the cold gray dawn of th? morning after, hut not that large or dinar Hy. Anyway, if yon will stiel to bottle Coca-Cola or any other drlnl put up by the Coca-Cola plant here you will not get any Into your system They put up a drink that you can de pend upon being absolutely pure The Coca-Cola company of Atlanta sends out experts to the difieren plants throughout the country 01 tours of inspection. They do this V help the local manufacturera kee] the product up to the highest stand ard.' This is one reason that Coca Cola has swept the entire country an is gaining steadily in popular favor You will find 'lt always uniformly goo and thc hundreds of imitations of Cc ea-Cola that have been pnt on the mai ket are the best evidences that Coes Cola leads all the soft drinks made No other soft drink has ever gaine more than a local sale. The Coca-C( Ia plant here uses four or five carload ?t bottles a year and if you have nev? oen a carload of bottles you can imagine the amount it takes to furnie thc demand here. Suppose a man walked np to ye and asked to be told the beat place 1 buy a lot for a home site. Win would you tell him? I will tell ye if you know cheese from chalk. Ye would say right off the reel, Collet Heights. lt ls not only the most d sirable property on the market fi a home but it has them all beat as good investment. J sk the firm Frank & DeCampg and they will U you as I do that you cant go wroi on either proposition. Boy bow ai aee your Investment Increase in val right along. Have you seen 'em? They're, rig there in the ahow window. It ls jv aa I told you several days ago,. Y cant make a mistake on style wh you buy anything from the T. L. C ly Co., as they are the lenders style. Look that lin? of Stet*;tn a Knox hats over and if you dont a It ls the best line io th? city then will take a back seat. I will get 1 one, that is lt they have any li when I get ready to hike. They c selling them like hot oakes. How e yon fixed on shirts? If you need a be eure to see the Gotham line. Tl store has done thems?lvea proud shirts this fall and yon will find I Gotham shirt not only a good ohs, 1 the patterns exclusive. Before saying goodbye, I want tell you people that you have one the best towns I nave ever visited never saw a town of this sise il could boast of so many email mai lecturing plants. I find that the v< low rate of electric power is res nor ble for this. You will not find 1 other town of this else in tho ent South with a greater number of sm planto to nay nothing of several, ia pe?ierns hare. , ; . . v ^*?nd thal you are tettins: the U OBS. i~?te tn the country on your str lights which gives you an opport tty to be liberal with Mem. Yon h S perfect right to th? name of "El bric City" and yon e?t?> eongratul yourselves npon having a. franc! sith the company here that enable ; to make the other towns all aro* rou envious. ?&rtr fer the v?n??p-?* staled i night at the Bijotr. ! Will give al ?hance thia morning ?or tba mon Promptly at. ll o'clock I will ai in automobile in front nt Tbs tnt? rencer office with a committee, liter rid log around for a few anim lax? committee will drop rae out In rosiness Motion of the city and 5rat white person to approach nt* 1 'lie last issue or The Intelliger ind say the phrase correctly will riven the s sa. 00. lt* one will be allowed t* eater ^ .Rews th* car other tba* ea ? HT? weat all to have an equal al If PALMETTO THEATR TODAY'S PROGRAM IN VAUDEVILLE The same company will, present one of the runniest and most en joy abie sketches ever seen on the itage in Anderson* IN MOVIES BRONCHO BILLY AND THE VAGABOND.Essanay ' Western Drama. SLIPPERY SLIM AND THE FORTUNE TELLER.Essanay ,. A Snakeville Comedy. THE MIX-UP AT MURPHY'S. .Biogrroh Farce Comedy THE STEP CHILDREN.VHagraph Drama Teer ght ir. the time to be present. You may get one of the valuable prizes Given away by MlTTlWSSliI HE BEST SHOW IN ANDERS ONjj for the money. No favoritism will be played. The content ls not on until after I leave the automobile. May the best one win is the sincere v.-is h of, Yours truly, SHERLOCK HOLMES, JR. FJIW WAH AFFECTS THE COTTON FARMER. How War Affects1 the Cotton Farmer. The discussion on the editorial and business pages of the Examiner of the menace to the cotton farmers of the South from the European war has ex cited wide interest and attention. Throughout tho South and at Wash ington the conditions described in the Examiner have awakened practical! action. The cotton states' senators in the senate, with Hoke Smith as chairman of the executive committee, and the cotton states' representatives in the house, with Oscar Underwood aa chairman, have organized to help the Southern farmer through the emerg ency created by the possible loss of a market for the 4,000,000 halos of cot ton which have heretofore gone to Germany and the nations on the other side of it, with the reduced demand from England and France. The mt ton crop of-the South is an enormous part of the nation's wealth Its 14,000,000 bales, at about ?6G a bale, are worth over 1000,000,000. and the 0,000,000 bales that go io Europe make a trade balance of more than a half mlllio.Vdollars. - It would hurt the whole country to ^-ive panic and depression strike the bo?thern farmer, and have him rush hia great cr.np to. market at panic prfces for fear of the paralysis of his great market for 4,000,000 bales in Germany and beyond. And so tho business statesmanship of the cntir^. country Joins with the business statesmanship of tbs South In protecting the .great staple from unnecessary depression. The first effort ox the cotton states congressmen doubtless will be to reassure and stiffen the confidence of the cotton planter.. He should be told that cotton Is selling today in Eng land, In the very face of tho war, at IS cents; and that England Indicates no intention whatever to shut down Its mills or throw Its workmen out ot work; that England's navy, that all. satisfying, all-protecting asset, guards England from financial and from physical panic, / He should be told that ot the emerg ency curren j^wbich the cgmmon IBUBH sad vigor of the country bas provided, more than $300,000,000 will go to the South to enable Ita banks and money men to help the farmer carry hia cot ten through1 una uncertain period, and that the money .that comes to the Eastern entera will help the South as *sU-by > , ? thV?rtsl^-?'the v.<B.itcio upon ??o ?vuitiririi Inanest. And the congress and the govern ment should lend a hand to help the establishment of Senator Hoke Smith's proposed licensed govern neat warehouse, whoas ter? ?nomo as s depositors of any surplus Cotton will live lt dignity and credit. If Ihn. Sou th? rn Ritu.? cwt on ty'be wau red that the government ia in full sympathy with the Southern business maa in the protection of the great la place of aprehensi?n.. and Ula sur. lus try, confidence abouid take the pius cotton can be .held until lt is ?vi tent that there will be no surplus of the indispensable staple. The Southern fanner is reasonably rich in the recent fat years of pros perous cotton behind fenn, and should sith thu stiffening ot confidence be fully able to bold his surplus hales ibode the necessity of sacrifice to ftetc prices. ii '4 - ? - r r. %, : ? We are moving today : into oui hew quartersiq the Watson-Van diver building. Getting ready to tell' you lots of new things about North Anderson. i SERVIANS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC London, Sept. ll,-Reutdr's Rome -i-. -?_ . ? . . v.^??.? trmuvm mo lOUUWtUB message received in Rome from Nish. Servia: "The taking of Semi tn has caused great enthusiasm throughout Servia. The people are proud that their army after seven weeks of war, not only haa pteveuced s powerful turing Belgrade, but has Inflicted hu miliation on them by forcing them to evacuate their bask .' or operation? against Servia. "The vitory has had a wonderful moral effect oh th? army and people." The capture of Semlln by the Ser vians had long- been planned and op eration? wer? conducted with ar*a?t ability. "Several Serviau divisions camped in the hills extending from Topchlder to Resnick, occupying ali the heights ?bout ??cunt Avala. The Austrian garrison in Semlln did not suspect the presence of the Servians and con tinued to bombard Belgrade daily, without causing much damage, until the Servians surprised, them. "The audacity wr the Servian move meet was extraordinary as, ia order to reach Semlln, they had to croea tho Save and Dan uta rivers on pontoons built during the night They also took heavy artillery with them," oooooooo o o o o o o o * rey " \J oearts First Installment *t u O .o o o o o The Bijou Theatre o THURSDAY ?O O o o ? p o September I7?t Read the story In this paper. Then o See it on the screen ? o o ooooooooo:o^^o