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ANOTHER FEATURE ADDED TO OUR GREAT SALE $19. Buys Values Up To Buys Values Up To Buys Values Up To Lots of new styles have been added to replace the goods that have closed. We especially call your attention to an imported Belgium Serge, the last to be had in this country for some time to come. #S ?? "fs? ? dT"BW~% 5=1 Vt mT\\ TT? # I7l 1 A P9 fl f ?>(Z>H ??W<> are seU,n?' m,r K?0?M tl,?H H?,as0" regardless of the cost of their production or Ute market. t^Z? ?Ut *. il ?3| JL CJt 5 ? R. E. *?BJa.ft?_& A M. 9. **JWMJLmZa.M. QM. & aiC-V?^^JlT"?!,,^ "f (lu,,u, The redactions that we ure in uk In ir you is greater limn 50 por rent. Our lubol Insures satisfaction and Is placed fal every garment sold, regardless of price. A* we niue previously stated, vre are one of you and arc wiling to lose with yon when losing Is a necessity. Wc refer yon to hun dreds in this city who wear our tailored garments. Un not delay your selection, lt wBl pay you to piare your order at once. The wonderful result* of this sale In the great numbers of orders taken up to the present has. proved to ns beyond a doubt, that yon need clothes, well made clotho, mid that you must have them at the price of .'. cent cot lon, and thatlswhat we are giving you. We are thc losers, because ?ur goods were all purchased before these conditions arose. If you purchase all your requirements and commodities at the same rate that we are telling yon your Tailor. Made Suit, you will ptHltlvely net fr the effect of the cotton market and other adverse conditions. See Our MR. F. M. UNGER at Columbia Tailoring Company 122 West Whitner Street ANDERSON, S. C. SPECIAL SALE Electric Devices Froiri -Nov. 23 to Dee. 5 . At ONE HALF Price Electric Carling; Irons, Regular f&50 values at $1.2?, 6 In ci. Disc Electric Stove, Regular values $4 at $2,00. 4 Inch Disc Electric. Stove, Re galar vaines, $S?0 at $1.7.?. These Stoves are the most USE fal Electric ' Heating Devices ; Boll noter, heats Baby's Milk, and cooks most anything. Coate less thoa &e per hoar. Southern Public Utilities Co. r toi i4. '?*.* ?..*.'?';?t.; ii kixev. . ti.: . h-'.-'-.*?'i oH? *?? ...y J*5t-t I CANT SELL THE EARTH BUT ' 1 can sell any farm lanM in Ander son County,^ its worth the price.' If you have a farm you wish to sell-SEE ME! 1 have ONE SMALL farmi with good improvements.- that I can sell at a VERY ATTRACTIVE ?.M. ' ' rtiAAWi .h*r>*Oi>? *?'' ? %jfe*t? f?;v..v.':' . price if taker. AT ONCE. H. G. Lqve Beal Estate. Ofice Over Hubbard's Jewelry Store. Remarkable Cure of Croup. "Last winter when my little boy had croup I got bini a bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. I honestly believe it saved hi? life." -writes Mrs. J. B. Cook, Indiano, Pa., "It ?ut the phlegm and relieved his coughing apella I om most grateful for what. ?h?? remedy Has CtOSS for hint." Sx?r?0 :rf^f^ - ? ' \l m PHYSICIANS HAD A GREAT MEETING FOURTH DISTRICT; ASSOCIA TION MET YESTERDAY AT SENECA M? *F FROM HERE (- . .1 Attended and Took Part in dis cussions-Meet Next at Eaaley. Returning last ni?ht from Seneca, where they attended the ninth an nual meeting of tho Fourth District Medical Association, Anderson , phy-. slciana reported having had. a most ' enjoyable and beneficial conference, j The meeting was largely attended by . physicians of- Soartanburg. Green ville.'Anderson, Pickens and Oconee. these being; the counties comprising^ the association. A! number cf inter-1 esting papen wc e rcp.d and numer ous subjects ci' vital Interes Ito mem bers of the profession discussed. Dr. J. O: ?anders of this city, the retir ing President of the organization; pre sided. , New OfHrers Chosen. , v Tlie election ,bf officers resulted in tho 1-.Mowing being chosen: President, Dr. J. S. Strlbllng, .Seneca; vice pre* Idont, Dr. I.. G. Clavton/ Central; treasurer. Dr? J. E. Young, Anderson. Easley wa? chosen, as, the next place of meeting of the association and the date of ) the annual meeting whs changed from the second Tues day In November to the fourth Tues iay in September, the chance having been made to avoid a conflict with the late of meeting of tho State Medical association. I A Splendid Meeting. I The meeting of the association was .ailed to order et 10:30 o'clock yes-' Lerday morning In the Masonic hall lt Seneca. Some 00 representative physicians of the five counties com prising the fourth district were in utendance. The meeting was pro nounced one of the- very best and nost Interesting that has been held >y the, organization. Dinner wai served from 2 to S1 >*clock at the ?con?e Inn by the Oco- ! iee County . Medical Society. . Tho ' : noe ting; wa? called to order and.pre- ! iided>over by Dr. J. O. Sanders. The' iddress of- welcome was made, by the ilev. Mr. Ga'.phtn, representing. tho riayor, bf Seneca. Another address ; )f welcome was'made by Dr. J. T. j Tohns of Walhalla on behalf of the ] I?onee County'Medical Society. These > v?rds of welcome were responded to < >y Dr. Sanders in a graceful and i ?leasing manner. i l Papers Presented. J A very able and interesting paper vas presented by Dr. W. J- Keller. >f Spartan burg, on the subject of Es ipogosophy. A very interesting dis- ( nssion of this paper followed, the fol-] owing taking part: Dr3. E. W*. Car-j enter, Greenville: D. L. Smith, Spar anburg; Wyatt. Easley: H. L. Shaw, ? *ountain Inn; J. R. Young. Ander on. v An Interesting paper in Intubation 11 ras presented by Dr. E. W. Cementer < ? Greenville. The paper was well ve- 1 eived and the'subject was ably a? t t ?toresUrtgly djscttasad by Dre. H. L,** nd making for us de now on, with c 91 Harris, Anderson; E. C. Doyle, Sene ca; B. T. Sloan, Walhalla; D. L. Smith. Spartanburg; Lylcs, Spartan-1 burg; J. S. Strlbllng, Seneca; W. F. Strickland, Westminster. Dr. T. R. Wilson presented a paper on "The Blood Count." This paper was interestingly discussed by Drs. Curran Earle, Greenville; J. F. Johns, Westminster; B./A. Henry, Anderson; ?B. F. Ross, Ande/Bon; W. F. Ashc mcrc, Anderson;' Charles Wyatt, Eae ley. The next paper was on "plnal An-, eshisea," thiB being read by Dr. G. T. Tyler of Greenville. The "Curability r.f Gonorrhea in the Male," was the subject of a paper by Dr. C. F. Ross of Anderson. This paper stirred up much Interest and called forth a very spirited discussion. Retiring Officers. Retiring officers of the association are: Presldent-Dr. J. O. Sanders; vice president. Dr.^. W. Carpenter}, sec retary and treasurer, Dr. A. D. Cudd. MR. UNGER MURES fi S1ATEMENT ?a . - .?t.n .iej('je?>'.' yts'fl" :.. - 'i ' u?J Hakes ? Statement Relative to the ' Values Offered the Tjadc. 'in order, to correct an erroneous statement, which we unrt.rutand .has been circulate! by one ol' our competi tors relative to tb.e,, values twp. are giv ing the publie, also our .financial stand ing., etcvetq., we -wish..to atato peel-;/' tiyely that the -values p?"ered in our different Sales recently put on are BONA-FIDE and Strictly as REPRE SENTED,, and we DEFY . anyone tov DISPROVE any STATEMENT which . we advertised in any advertisement re--, latlVe to ANY. ONE of these aales. Furthermore-we CHALLENGE any other Tailoring concern In the Pied mont to GIVE the Public as GOOD VALUES as we have given, and are i NOW giving. Viz;-$40.00 values for. $29.98; $35.00 values for $24.98, and1' $25.00 values for $20.98. |j "Now Mr. Knocker, what have you ? to say about the Columbia Tailoring , Co.?" We buy our raw materials J (woolens and trimmings DIRECT , from the MILLS) and having a BIG ORGANIZATION we buy in LARGE . QUANTITIES, which gives us a TRE- . MENDOU8 ADVANTAGE over our , competitors, and we therefore give , our patrons the benefit of these big , We haVo imported Wdolens in our ? Anderson Sh'o? ?t this very minute; , some of which came from Brave and i Historic little Belgium which will go , down in history, as tba. hero of this war, no matter which Hide wins, for j their. bravery . astounded the world, , thereby gaining its . respect and ad- , miration. j Wa, (wUl ask any person con tem- < plating the purchase ot a Suit or over- ? coat.who ls handed a "knock" about < OUT methods of doing business, or the ] values We are. giving, to see us first | before passing judgment on us. ? ' Respectfully, ] F, Mi UNGER, Mgr., ' t Columbia Tailoring Co. < Consider Plans For J. Financing Cotton Crop i - f Wy Araociatod - Preta.) 1 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 24.-Plans as- t listing 'n the financing of cotton crop - sf tho Knuth were'considered at a ? nee tin g here of the executive commit- jr oe of tho Southern Cotton Association. 71 Hurvie Jordan, president of the as-Ip i Sale" is a host of satisfi added specials eat > . OE soctatjbn, admitted that the commit tee had discussed today in executive session tho creation of a $100,000,000 cotton holding company for the pur pose, it was stated, of removing from 2.500,0.00 to 3,00^000 hales o? distress ed cotton from, trie market. Mr. Jor dan said that definite action us to the formation of the holding company probably would be taken at an execu tive session of -tho committee tomor row. URGENTLY APPEALS TO ODD FELLOWS i fl Managers of Orphanage at Green ville Pill; For Assis * :?<MU J u I li RJ ii . ce. i Odd Fellows of Anderson are ap pealed to in behalf of the orphanage at Greenville In- thc following state ment which hap j been/, saul.-?out . freni the home: "To tho Odd FtiUews of South Caro lina: ? "The superintendent and board of trustees of the Odd/Fellows' orphan home, atf Qreenvyie desire to address y?u?A/tnis season with a statement of. fact3 and with an appeal for action. The semi-annual taxes for the term ending June ::<.?, ili. amounted to only $1,358. Now we have repeatedly established th? least actual basis for running exp?nsente be $.1.000, and this does not include something for our girl at college and another at training to become a nurse, ard also two other's studying to become sclf oUpu?r???S. Gtvi?K io lilts b?u iieaii.ii and sickness of Mr. Kline, our super intendent, he luis been unab'/ to visit many lodges and consequently the cash donations to make up for de ncleucy have not come forward; and the result; the home, has gotten slightly in debt for the actual oxpense sf living. We have dismissed one ma tron and one teacher, leaving only the superintendent. Mrs. Kline and one teacher' In charge of the institution. Every other leak, has been stopped, but there Ia no way to satisfy hungry :hildreh and keep them warm wi th ant food, clothing and fuel, and no way to buy clothing, fuel and grocer es without nu.noy, This is one leak :hat ca.n not be stopped. "Therefore, we appeal to every Odd Fallows' lodge in this State and to ?very benevolent Odd Fellow who-has' i few exiva dollars.for charitable pur poses to .qbme to o .r rescue at this .une. Only r.ne brother. Dr. G. A. Jenifer of Abbe Mlle, sent in a work lay contribution, his being1 tg.KO. Please let us hear from you without 'ail and do not miss this Thanksgiving without sending in cash donations. Ustk should be circulated for per sonal pledges now and the secretaries >f the different lodgoB are the proper >ersons to .start the Hst; whatever ate the grand lodge In May should leclde for the 'future of the orphan ioma, we must not let tno children luff er this winter; and we nwt not :o to the grand lodge with a big debt. [lils is truly a time for prompt ac ion." The appeal is signed by T. J. Mo- t ?w?in. chairman; T, M. Bennett, sec-? etary; H. J. Southern, treasurer; A. j ). Longley, trustee; E. A. Kline, sa-i ?ertntendent_V_1 Cleaning ed friends with t :h day. : . : :!SB [HE ADVANTAGES OF A GRAIN ELEVATOR .uta ? ? POINTED OUT BY ONE WHO IS FAMILIAR WITH THE SUBJECT CREATES MARKET And Takes From the Farmer Grain m Any Quantity For the Cash. The following.points answering the iurr.tion "why a grain elevator for Vndersqr}'' nsvH been prepared by .one 'amilinr with the subject'for thc bene/ lt of those who mar* bet interested in lie. project hut who. ure. not os fa 0llUr;.wtthUtte position ha-they would ike to be: ' _ ' * drMKMlfMI 1. A grain-elevator performs the'' 'unction of taking the grain, whether j A-heat. ' oats, tarley, corn dir -other ? ?tnoV! fron?^he! fftrajer in sraajfc. auanf titles cr large, aa much er as little, ts the farmer Wises, and either stor ng same for him at cost or else buy ng his grain from him for cash, pay ng, .h,Im immediately upon delivery in . AW,; '. -.'i?otti? ?i? 1 2. lt creat.es a general market,' for j the sale of all grain, and Hells.. Its uroducl lodally end elsewhere hrcughoui. the country on the basis if present market values. ? 3. It brings to the community] rrain buyers, who bid and buy the '. train, paying ca.ii. for it. 4. It gradeB, cleans, dries, sack*,' nmkets. and puts up the ?rain on 1 he baslB of present market' condi-l* JonB. 5. It guarantees a cash market or all grain of whatever kind, mar tetanic user, tba -world's markets. It a a atrlctlv cash business. g.' IVdoes away with "swapping" crain among the farmer?!, and guar intee* sale of local grains upon the ocnl market. 7. It indirectly is a great builder if wc livestock Industry, creating ad ?tii'nal demand for high grade llve toek and hogs. 8. ' Grain being a staple article of ommerce, like cotton, always has a iresent market value, an'd the eleva or finances itself by "advance Gr iers" for grain from grain buyers, nd "advance sal?s" of grain from he farmer to the buyer, never specu ating and 'always selling and buying ipon the basis' of tLe day's grain narket. Financially it Is easily an di ed and ls a splendid account for ny bank. 9. If you don't have a grain eleva or, there ls nd ca"i market for grain { hat can be depended anon, and eves F a market no guarantee that tho armer will get the actuul value of he grain based upon Its selling value a the arain markets. 10. No country can attempt to raise rain for commercial salo without an levator, which perform* all the auctions ot buying, selling, cleaning, rylng, delivering and guaranteemg -Ice and grade. 11. It is slmnly ^-sential. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS i ' .OH BACKACHE KlONiYS ANO BLAU 0?g Up OUT r he Sensational Va ?V Fertilizer Debts * The expense of making the cfr?p ^houid be paid out of the crop. Fertilizer is an absolutely neces sary expense in crop making. A farmer will not try to make a crop without fertilizer and the fertilizer debt should.be*ainong the first, debts paid. y'ifiioyi in i .. .... ; ,?tt>, j.-it{.- 1?kbi ?g$g$ ??' !.'.. '.. .??..:.... Mi ''. bil*"} . < ".fUla . JV.} -wj-fif- ....ur. ? . I4i .'. i 'i'-oa^r-?' fldOL- . ) Anderson Phosphat & Ol Co. V' " ' "' "'' i ?1.1.I.V1V -) rio S??f?l ?iil#tt.i(1?if' _____ . _f. ; . - ?! 1^0, - --. --'----!-!^i_^^_..__.rr -HrTnrKrrrsrtr-ntr5 ?|-.N;.E?O MANUFACTURING CO, ' -Makers of - . .:*/<;.. *?t? r> ^f#.:'s#l ' Jewelry of Worth and R-itiuement. Thta line we hnve been handling and pushing tor years. It is one of? ?he (lest Gold Flited and GoK . rr at Line on the Market. . Call In and let us show y ou thc new and classy designs in Bracelets, Fobs and' Lockets. Each piece of goods backed up by Iron-Clad guarantee. Insist upon their alamo F. M. Co. WALTER H. REESE & CO. , v ; }..: ? ' ?y. '' .' . jr? . . . . Andersens Progressive Jewelry Store. . ; ? . , ,i o e u U o t . ;? H V ? o-toe* ii JR. ?tn-J c> ?./?<';?fj1 uv esj,t ^s.ltrlif^OtO'i^ i . / ?di . t'??>?i *"?' *> ?t??q fd? a? *4oji*i Everyone wUl display their best Silver at that "iWtfgWing Dinner." . Be sure that you sere not lacking in any of Hie necessary pieces. If you are in need of anything, whether one or a doxen pescas, will be glad to supply you. Wrights Silver Cream makes your silver look like new. Phone or a bottle. Ioho Ms Hubbard & Co lues we're giving, i