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YOUR GREATEST M ii (Jut Today, Friday; Begins Semi-Annual Clear ance GREAT REDUCTIONS have been made in these stocks as an in ducement to buyers. This is a time toben our customers render u& a service, and we show our appreciation of it by very low pri ces-lower prices than you are charged for goods of less merit from other stores. * i i ?. '? V- * This is Anderson's greatest clearance sale-greatest from the standpoint of stocks involved, the wonderful values at regular prices *nd the unprecedented reductions. : : Boys' Suits and Overcoat?. Here are offerings sp out of the ordinary that they merit the immed iate attention of every mother and father who would economize on boys' h^gh grade apparel.. Pleasing shades of gray, brown, tan and mixtures as well as the ever-desirable blue serges. All ages 4 to 18 y^s. Gift knife free with each suit. jlt.'S? and jjt?00 Boys' Suits and Qverfcbats now. . . .. ..... $2:4.5 : 4.50 and 4.?? Boys' Suits and Overcoats how. . . 2.95 5.00 Boys'Suits and Overcoats now. . .. .... .. 3.75 6.50 and 6.00 Boys'Suits and Overcoats now... . .. . . . 4.45 7.50 and 7.00 Boys' Suits and overcoats now..4.95 9.00 and 8.50 Boys' Suits and Overcoats now.._ 5.95 10.00 Boys Suits and Overcoats now. . .. . . .. 7.45 12.50 and 1 ? .00 Boys'Suits and Overcoats now, . . ..... 7.95 Men's Odd Trousers. Trousers for men and young men, that represent the best obtain able for business or dress wear, at prices thr.+ cannot be duplicated elsewhere. Included are trousers of worsted, cheviot, tweed and blue serge. Ali sizes from 28 lo 50 waist. $2.50 and $2.00 Men's Odd Trousers now. . . .. .... .$1.75 3.50 arid 3.00 Men's Odd Trousers now. . . . ; 2.45 4.5Q and 4.00 Men's Odd Trousers now. . . . .. .2.95 5.0? Men's Odd Trousers now. ...... 3.75 6.5? and 6.00 Men's Odd Trousers, now. .... . 4.45 8.00 and 7.50 Men's Odd Trousers now. /. . .. 4.95 9.00 and 8.50 Men's Odd Trousers now.5.95 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Here are very important and impressive men's and young men's suit values; the dominant sale of the season, witfa * m&rfm. bf fine goods be hind it. Suits with novel and exclusive features that ate sure t? i^se; every attractive idea worth while has beto. worked intQ theses The As sortment is complete but governed by the ?kind of tast^y^ .We'can'properiy fit any figure^ whether yo?'r? | slerider ot sfo?V, regular or short, your size is h?r?. Service, too, that is as you want it ; salesmen who. get your iidea, . ). '... ; * , ,*? :jjak**ii t ;The^'--prices'shbv>!'tyou .thewonderful saving, ^jj^i $25.00 iyveriiSxiits ?nd Overcokts now ,. ..-. * . . .. . . i $17 9$ .22.50 Men's Suits and Overcoats now ;. .16.95 2?.?Q$en's Suits and Overcoats iiofy. ....... . . .. 14.95 .1 8.00 Men's Suits and Overcoats now : .. ... 12.95 ;]tX*&wW$ Suits asd Overc?at^,40w.. .. ., .... .... 1G-9S l2.5?'Meii's Suits and'Overcoats how.... .. .. 8.95 10;0? Merl's Suits and Overcoats how.... .. . . 6.95 Men's and Boys'Underwear. Now you can make the best underwear purchase bf ttjjf^j^?ii^.v^f haye cut the prices on all men's and boys' underwear of fall and winter wights. Union suits or two-piece suits as you prefer; ail cotton, all wool or mixed. $ SO Men's and Boys* Underwear reduced to.. ... .. .. . .$ .40 l^DO Men's and Boys' Underwear reduced tb.... .. .... .80 1.50 Men^s and Boys* Undeiwear^edaced to.. ; ... .y-triS 1.75 Men's and Boys' Underwear reduced ,to.... . '; 4 ?.33 2.00 Men's and Boys' Underwear reduced to.. .. . . ,. .. 1*45 3.00 Men's and Boys' Underwear reduced to. &?S 3.50 Men's and Boys' Underwear reduced to.... *'. 2.65 Auto Gloves at Cut Prices. For motorist this is a most exceptional oppor tunity. Famous Hansen gloves built espec ially for the "wheel" and for your hands com fort. All sizes, lined or unlined. $l.O0 Auto Gloves.$ ?80; 1.50 Auto Gloves. . . . 1.15 2.00 Auto Gloves. ... . . . . ... 1.45 2.50 Auto Gloves.1.90 3.00 Auto Gloves ,.2.30 3.50 Auto Gloves.. . . . 2.70 Ali Shoes at Reduced Prices. Now comes the most important event of the season. We haye sold thousands of shoe* but this value giving-in our shoe departm?ut is without precedent in this or any other city. Men who appreciate comfort, style and dur ability as well as economy, Can find them all hese now. $3.50 Snow Shoes reduced to. ,$2.75 4.00 Howard & Fosters reduced tb .' . 3.25 4.50 Howard 8t Fosters reduced to. . 3.45 5.00 Howard 8t Fosters reduced to. . 3.75 6.G0 Hanans reduced to.. .. X . . 4.75 6.50 Hanaus now reduced to. . .... 5.15 Manhattan Shirt Clearance. " ^ . Interest of shirt wearers hever fails to center ?round a sale of the famous Manhattan Shirts. A semi-annual event men have iearn>ri to wait for. As large a$ the stock is they: can't last very long. $1,50 Manhattan Shirts,, . .$1.15 2.00 Manhattan Shirts. 1.40 3.50 Manhattan Shirts. .... .... . .2.25 Also other makes at $iii^-reducti?i^/; ?fwe: On?er by Parcel Post; we prepay Order by Parcel The Store with a Conscience* I ????? WI Hill IM!- IIIIIWI.M The Body ef G?e.J^C*lee>i?B Barled '8ENBCA, Jan. 21.-Tb? body of Oeo. Y. Coleman, ?rho died lo Athens, Oh., Tuesday, ?raf broufht here end laid to Test Wednesday afternoon. ?.Mr. Coleman wa? a oatt ve of this place, berna a apr) of the lat? M. W. Cb!en:*_n and Mr?. L. M, Coleman. Hi? tether wa? at one tim? oe* of th? leadla?; merchant? of the State, con ducting businesses here and In Char leston. Mr. Geo. Y. Coleman at on? time resided In Charleston aad con ducted his father's business there. For several years he baa made his hpma In Athens. Ga., where he hf ld ., responsible position with .th? Clark County Bank. . H? had been la full ing beslth for soma months, his trouble being tuberculosis. II? ls sur vived by ala mother. Mrs. L, M. Cole man, of Athen?, and hts win, who was Miss Mtolver of Charleston, and ope brother. Dr. E. M. Coleman, of Athens, Ga. He was about S5 years of ace. The body was accompanied by bis brother, Dr. E. M. Coleman, and brother-in-law, Mr. Mciver, and Bev. Mr. Beattie, rector of the Episcopal church of Athens, who conducted the services st the grave, assisted by Rev. Mr. Marshall, rector of the church at Clem BOU College. ?Mrs. L. w. jordan-and Mrs. Tom Duncan and Mr. Lewis W. Jordan br Union atended the funeral. The aeera that Laka Brennecke was dead brought sadness to many, hearts lu Seneca, whare ho had many friend?, lis ?tad at Htgt?iands. N, C.. where be hag been for some months with the bhpe, of. regaining his health. Wis home for a number of yeera had been ld Greenwood, but he was a native ct P&??*?***?? sufferer for tany years, but it with grsat patience, abd al ways seemed to look on the sunny ?We of life. He was always the life and spirit ot any company that, he wa? thrown iii. abd usually wherever Luke Brennecke was there wa? a crowd. TTMrV W. Y. Gresham of Greenville wa? In .Seneca Wednesday. {Mr? and |tys.' T^k l?V**?t ii^ rjlle are,visiting ihV T?tStV? parents. M>rand Mrs, Vf/S. Huh??r./ ' \ :tfV Lee Carpenter, after a' visit of aey^ral daye^p bor kUt?r. Mrs. W. 8. Hunter, returned Wednesday to her : (I. Thompson, af f^^aad^nt^f hoya vantage of the opportunity io.com? po Ssaeaa, .Tha ^i dre ai^ay* we) come to'thta twejr nearest big t?wn. .Vee e e *>:e.a . J?, e. e a ? a a # h e ? TOWHYDbL? NRvtS o o TOWT^ILLB, Jan. ai.-rOnr post th? sick list. Miss Nell Kellett attended tb? Han ter-Joue? wedding at Seneca January Xi? ; WUHanr Berner^ who baa beeb on th? sick ilst, I? able to resume his Samuel Cleveland ot Lavenia, Ga., waa a^rlsitor h?re 1 at Sunday. : Rev. j. 3, crim dsltvared. a most ?ttionat A*d?ri?ea lg, t^ao> Vrr'rr 'W^W*"* ^^'v^^vfyiW. '? *J^ey?*S^*^W*Si* Sad Mrs. ?Isa Earle, a daughter; Mr. and Mr?. Edt!? Barton, a daughter; MV. and Mrs. Oscar Prater, a daugh ter; Mr. and Mrs, Ed Earls, a son. Mb? L*5ya Grant, a teacher st Cross RiUdS spent ib* week-e?d with B. Orahhs ead family. Willie Cromer end fatally were th? guests bf J. N. BOIeman. ead family Sunday. W. C. King and fatally bava moved out to their large farm known as th? Livingston farm. Meg. B. C. Asblll lia? returned rom a visit of several weeks to relatives M Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Reeves ep?>si the week-end with Kr. and Mrs. W. N. Woolbrlght. Mrs. Sam McClellan ead children, louise and Daniel Ledbetter of An derson visited J, P. Ledbetter ead family.. Claude Joaes bf Starr wa stn? guest cMjb hT^th-Tr,, Guss Jones, last week. , T^ deacons of tba TowaviHe Baa . Mr..Harrison Price ead Mfea Alice Price spent Thursday with Dr. It. j. Witherspoon and family. A K AtP ^WwW. ATOJAS* jSjjabe lSKO the popniatiKJa of tho United Sta?-? has atora thea onad JD*** th? past 50 year? the foreign ?mmeree ot tb? Halted States bs? K?b from *3lS.0O??2$ to $4.259.000. r<m?u!Sif*'^?% ?* ??part? J^J&SS*P iaa mcraased te ?^^r^ |n #?,000*00.000. Ttw amount of matey In cttculatfcm Jae. Uicreaaed from ?^.?oO.OO? io ?3; U9.W0.000. ,. Tho value of fram property has th ^^IF^SL^1^-9^^ <S"; itt!' to MMOO^OWfeo In 191?, .;?n %U0 there were 9j0t5 miles of railways !? operation in the Doited State? and today there ere approxl ttetely 2f?M$. Th* yearly outpbt nf factor?as ie ?SSTwes gtm-&&e6&v no ii it a, ever ^fa.OOb.OOO.OO*.