Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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li Following oui\ time-honored custom of not carrying over anything from one season to an other, we have gone through our stocks and re-marked the following articles of Winter Wearing Apparel DOWN to a price that will move them. SALE BEGINS THIS MORNING Read carefully the reductions, and bear this in mind: "That nothing you can buy from T. L. Cely Co. is yours until you are satisfied; that your money is not ours until you are per fectly satisfied with your purchase." r SHIRTS ii.00 shirts, now.;.$ .80 1.50 shirts now.1.18 2.00 shirts now. . 1.65 2.50 shirts now..2.00 WOOLEN?.IRTS $1.00 shirts now.$ .80 -1.50 shirts now.. : ... 1.18 2.00 shirts now.1.65 NECKWEAR $ .50 Ties now 3 for.$1.00 .75 Ties now.50 1.00 Ties now.80 1.50 Tl?; now ... ... ... ..1.18 2.00 Tie?? now. ..... 1.66 PAJAMAS Outing Pajamas. $2.00 grades, per suit, now.., 1.50 grades, per suit, now. . . 1 .oo grades, per suit, now.. . $1.68 . 1.16 8Q UNDERWEAR $?.oo grades "Royal Plush," per suit, now.$2.30 3.00 Woolen Underwear, per suit, now .2.30 2.00 Cotton Underwear, per suit, now L50 l.oo Cotton Underwea/j per suit, now .80 FANCY VESTS $3.1)0 Vests now.$2.00 3.50 Vests now.'.V .. 2.75 4.00 Vests now. 2.00 4.50 Vests now. 3.25 5.00 Vests now..- ....3.50 BATHROBES $ 6.00 Bath Robes now. . .. .$3.75 7.50 Bath Robes now.'.. . 4.75 10.00 Bath Robes now.6.50 DRESS GLOVES $2.50 Dress Kids now. . 2.00 Dress Kids now. .. 1.50 Dress Kids now. .. 1.00 Dress Kids now. . .75 Boys' Scouts now. 1.25 Work Gloves now $2.00 1.65 . 1.15 . .80 . .50 . .90 CAPS 50c. grades now. . 75c ?/ades now. . $1.00 grades now $1.50 grades now $ .40 . .50 . .80 . 1.15 |. AUTOMOBILE GLOVES $3.50 Soft Kid stock now. .. .. . . $2.75 2.50 Soft Kid stock now.2.00 . 2.00 Soft Kid stock now.1.65 NIGHTSHIRTS #1.50 Outing Shirts now,. ... l.oo Outing Shirts now. 75 Outlne Shirts now!.. $1.18 I .80 . .BO SMOKING JACKETS Fancy and Plain. , $8.00 Jackets now.a $4.25 5.00 Jackets now.. .. . 3.5? -MEN'S SWEATERS $4*00 Wool Sweaters now.$2.00 3.50 Wool Sweaters now.-2.65 i.So Wool Sweaters now. IAS SWELL! DKfcSSER:S ATTENTION Our new Spring line ^samples .from-.Ed.-V. Price & Go., (Who's Your Tailor) and we would be to show them to you. T. L?. Gely G o EXCLUSIVE HABERDASHERS Under Hotel Chiquola A HAT SPECIAL 130 Hat j which formerly sold for $2.00, $2.50 and $3.oo, riioice now. $1.50 MAY NOT CARRY COTTON SHIPMENT at Pori Arthur. May Not Be Permitted to SeJL (Br AatoeUUd Pr**?.) LONDON, Jen. 14.-(7:05 p. m.) Cable adrice? (? the foreign office to ner enid thai loading of the Hambarg Amertcan steamship Deel? ?t. Port Arther. Tetrad been suspended. The hope fe entertained tn official cir cles that th* United States will not permit thia foraur German vessel, validity of who*? transfer to Ameri can registry ts questioned, to enter ^TlSh^^unSa tuneation that the garded by British officials aa offering a eolation. The foreign office la not disposed tc decida precisely what se be taken uuUl ti ts known hat ike Dacia has Bailed for Germany nader the American ;:$a6v Kaan thea lt te probable, a prom official Intimated, that her car go would be permitted co reach tts I destination, bm the vessel detained, if I the facts In connection with her sale| are reported here. The foreign office announced today I that the Swedish vessels Canton andi Nsw Sweden, from New York for| Goethenburg, bad been released. American owners ot lumber cargoes which have been detained complain that the lumber le tutd until the chargea agalast lt exceed the Invoice price. Interested skippers declare the of? ricial British statement that only seven neutral vessels now are la prise courts and only five other? *;e being detained fa BngMsh port- ;s-r< exami nation ta not a correct rtdlcstlon-ot the amount of alleged contrapead be ing held up. since thousands of ques tioned consignments sra stared ta warehouses._' ? Pv.ueetoa Gets Beast ka. ' PRINCETON. N. J.. Jan. 14, TOjt?etan Vatvarslty witt reeelv? ? qnsrter of a million dollars from Mrs. nassau Jago, provided- a like amount ls raised by July l, according to announcement today by tab unt Wsrsttys trustees. The donation ks tor a new university dining ball. Al ready $75,000 baa saan raised toward I the needed ?160,000. $3.00 PER SQUARE ?t?t-ola*s Galvanised Corrugated and Y-Crimped Boona*; fas C t, 8 ?ad ? 10 oesio per square extra. Only required with V-Crimped Roof og. :>?3gA ?ffflY CMgiJrr, Cy C?rvals St, f itualh, j. c o o o IVA NOTES o . o o?>orooo?oooooooo The Missionary and Aid Society of th? Presbyterian church held their first meeting; of the new year with Sirs. J. R. McGee on Wednesday af ternoon at 3 . o'clock. Two te ry in teresting papaya were read hy Misses Lula Price end Millie McCullough. After the business had been transact ed the hooter* e?rved e. delicious sal ad- ccsrst. Tho i ??* meeting w'.i! bc with Mrs- S. M. wcAdams and Mrs. W. R: Mallinau et the home of-the for mer. Mrs, pharm McGee and children of Atlanta are spendtag souse thee at the home of Mrs. Jeae McGee. Mr. John D. Askew Of Atlanta fe ie town thia week esl business. Rev. 8. li Hood baa returned from a few days tAay with relatives In Gas t?ala and Charlotte. Mr. J. E. Wakefield of Elberton. Ga.. has been spending a few days here with the family of bia soo. Mr. H. W. Wakefield. Mr. Mac Beatty waa a visitor la An derson Monday. Mr. and Mt*. J. C. Jones, who have spent the past two weeks with rela tifs* in warr aaa Hartwell, us., nave returned home. Mt. Langdon Ll goo spent Saturday and 8nnday with friends ta Green ville. Mr. Harry Pruitt of Calhoun Pal!* waa a visitor here Saturday. Miss Gertrude Weldon, teacher, of the Maffettsvllle school, anent the! week-end with her cousin, Mrs. Mee Beatty. Mr. Mosely Hucks bee of Lowndes v!Ue was h?re s few hours Saturday on business. . Dr. J. N. Land of Starr Was In town Sunday on professional busi ness. Mrs. J. H. Bell of Lowndesrille wsa vlsitiog friends here Saturday, I Miss Bertha McAlUter has been elected assistant teacher In the Barnen school and* took charge of her work-Monday.' Mr. Francis Whltesides ot .Gastonta. N. C., visited friends here for a short ?h|!e last week,, Mrs. 3. E. Anderson and little Sarah after spending several weeks in 8pa< - tanburg with relatives have returned home. ; Mr. W. D. McLaln of Spartanburg waa among the business visitors here this - v*ek. Mrs. W, A. Kan'has returned from a visit to relatives tn Lowodesvtll: Mr. Jim Watt of Da* Weet ts on a visit to hts brother. Mr. Reese Watt. Mrs. Raid Sherard and children, who have been visiting st the home of Mrs. V. Cv Sherard far the ??st three weeks left Wednesday'for their home In Belton. Mr. 8. E. Leverett baa sold oat hts stock ot goods sad baa accepted a po sition with the firnt af F. W. McGee. SBADRIGT. N, J., Jan. 14.--A rec ord high tide swap! almost unimpeded through Beabr Ight streets todsy, wrecking cottages already weakened by arsTlsas inondations. The new bulkhead installed after last year V disastrous tides wa'* swept aa?ay. Baltimore and Ohio To Invade Kentucky (By AwociaUd Pw ) LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 14.-Aa . preliminary movement to enter the eastern coal fields, tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad today flied a mortgage at Whiteanorg. Ky., to secure 15,000, 000 worth of bonds. The active com petitor ot the Baltimore sud Ohio phi this field Is the Louisville and Nash ville. It ia the first time the Baltimore and Ohio baa invaded Kentucky. . -?d ??KATi? Qf GSSLB William pavid,v the IS months old' son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Watson, or the Belem section, died yesterday morning after a brief illness. The fun eral services will be held st ll o'clock thia morning at tho r?sidence, efter which interment will be made at Leb anon. TJseel Resort Made. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Jan. ii.-Thc special grand Jory impaneled at th? order of Governor O'Neal to investl gate the'lynching, two weeks ago ot Ed and Will Smith, negroes, by a mob near Wetnmpka, adjourned today with the report4 "no evidence which Would warrant Indictment ? Meriwa Wed? Genua. BERLIN/ (via London). Jen H. Miss Elisabeth Roger s,daaghtar of Mr. ead Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers, of Washington. DL C., waa married today n Trinity Church to Prince Christian * Heese; The prince le a nephew of he German empress and ls a captain h the Germ?t? navy. BRYAN PROTESTS VU AGAINST ME (By Ataorfated Pr**.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Secretary Bryan has sent a vigorous protest di rect to the Carranza authorities at Tampico against? their threat to close the great oil wells In that vicinity be cause the foreign operators refused to psy a heavy assessment levied by the Mexicans. The matter also bas been brought to the attention of General Carranza himself. Most of the oil plants are owned by American and British capital. There have been several complaints against decrees ot the Carranza officials, re ports coming directly from state de partment representatives as well as through the interest?c foreign embas sies Latest advices indicated that the Mexicans were preparing summarily to shut down all the plants unless the money demanded was forthcom ing. Doubt as to'whether General Gutier rez had been continued by the conven, [tfon at Mexico City as provisional president, existed today at the stat? department. A telegram from Mexico City announced that the chairman of, the convention late Tuesday night gave out notice that the convention had concluded and would continue President Gutierrez in Office." but for some unknown reason the notice was recalled. General Palafox, member of tho COLE L. BLEASE VOLUNTAR!! GOVERNC (Continued fr have seldom been In accord, and the n pu88ed over his veto than any governoi ' Utterances Attracts y ? Governor Bleaee during tho l"?jt tcntlon because of vitriolic utterances his, personal opinion on various matter ci Governors at Richmond. Va., about I by exclaiming, "to hell with the const e.nploy troops to prevent the lynching i woman. In bia last message to the South ( ern o;- Ul ease said: "I have attained the highest ambit 'as my personal Interest ls concerned,' wa. my services In future I will gil more." . Som0 Bia;.Benin's. -? PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 14.-Charles S. Doola, former manager of the Phil adelphia Nationals', announced tonight ho had accepted the offer of Manager Herzog, of Cincinnati, and that be was ready to sign a contract with that club at any time. Herzog said o\yr the telephone from hts home in ? ? _L ' _ - Tomorrow I Barga! GEISBl SHOE S Here9? What You Buy* $1.95 $1.55 will buy a shoes, all that! wOl hay metal ar ] WVTtfc AA will .hay a y tl?i Racker /UL they're pmm money. will boy a pair good aad sabsti the mosey. Besides* We offer every other greatly reduced pri?es. Buy 'em Where 1 80c Geisberg Bra Un?er Masonic bwo?a that POROUSLY XICAN ASSESSMENTS Outierret cabinet, denied in a state ment received at the state department from Mexico City that he had any in tention, in a previous public state ment of charging American Consul Stillman and Leon J. Canova, o state department agtfnti with having re ceived any amount of money to take General Iturhide out of the country. The Carransa agency here issued this statement: "General Carranza from Vera Crus denies Tampico is threatened by ' a Villa force, and saya officers of the gunboat Guerrero reported deserting to Gutierres forces are still loyal. General Pablo Geniales took Valles, on the outskirts of San Luis Potosi." The Carransa agency here tonight made public this telegram from La redo: "General Luis Gutierres wired Nu evo Laredo today thal the Vlllistas are evacuating Saltillo and reatreat iug towards San Louis Potosi. He re ports that the Villista force waa un der command of General Angeles and numbered only 6,000 men." Another report given out said Gen eral Maclovlo Herrera had shot on'' killed General Saldivar, of Vitia's army, when the latter with a party of disguised soldiers entered the Car ranza lines In a fog and treid to assas inate General Herrera. y QUITS )RSHIP OF SOUTH CAROLINA om Page One.) ecords show that more bill have been r in the hlBtory of tae State. ridenpread Attention, few years attracted widespread tit - in bis public speeches. In stating B in an address befora the conference wo years ago, he startled his bearers itution," and asserting he would not of a negro guilty of attacking a-white karolina legislature last Monday Gov ion of my life. My life's work, so .far has been completed. . If my people e them, but I shall ask for nothing Maryland that bia offer of a two-year contract at $6,000' a year still stood. Earlier in the night President' Bak er, of the Phillies, had announced that he would* accede to Dooln's re quest and aak for waivers on the for mer manager. TORE :r Money Wilt i pair women's sample leathers, worth $3, and $5. What about a pair women's gan' patent hatton ?hoes ?0* i pair af tM** wemen ?Hees und ken too? fer iee $1.25 ehildrea's shoes* tntial and well werta mmi Vhese shoe In the honse at ?hey*re Goad. s. Shoe Co. ! '*??pIe. Satisfy.