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< < > < i; ADVERT ?< _ _ IS FEATHERS, I if DOT if Cleaning i x? We can clean and curl us with sample of color look like new. The cos chasing new ones. Try the Idej IDEAL DYERS CHAR1 Write for Free I 10-3-13 ~ 6 . . . Porter-i COTTON FACTORS I ; 90 EAS Charlc All Cotton Ha Extra St Sp . V\ ahM Kp nip T T UU1U UV piv signments fi command oc 9-19-13t __________ The Phoenix Furniture J Establishment in Charlesto ture for the parlor, dininj kitchen; all ready for prorr church and school furnitur tion riven to all inquiries. The Phoenii 187-91 King St. Quality i: Jewelry < ! I ' > WATCH REPAIRING < JEWELRY REPAIR \ [ DIAMOND SETTINC ENQRAVINQ ! > BY EXPERTS i; s, tho: QUALI1 ? 257 KING ST-. J Mail Orders R?c?It? ] best quality. I L. Wethe m mfrs y j of | SASH, DOO J CHAE 1 prompt deliveries. ' J i ? I CHARLE! lSEMENTS OF LIVE MERCHj mmmsmmsssmma \ mf 5LUMES and FURS 1! OURS NEED ? r ox ID 37-ein. g? $S them beautifully, or send them to j5 desired and we will dye them to vg it? Only a trifle compared to pur- ?? il Way?It Satisfies, jf LAUNDRY, I CLEANERS ?! WESTON, S. C. glooKlet of Information ?5 r * \V Innuirlnn fin 1 JIIUIVUUII VII) AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS T BAY STREET ?ston, S. C. ndled on Commission. aple Cotton a >ecialty. ased to receive con *om vou which will ir best attention, J 1 4lBJ LB""1mni .muu * i 1 ; ? A Handsome Mantel S is an Added Attraction i 1J; - To The Home \ %\ IT IS WELL WORTH THE ^ LITTLE COST Hf| Our Catalogue snowing many beautiful designs k in any desired finish is r i yours for the asking. | ; t We can furnish you r any grade Mantel from f the very finest manuSi factured down to a 4 neat Oak Base for ^ $3.50 Store is the largest House Furnishing njcarrying a complete stock of Furnir-room, bed-room, library, hall and ipt shipment. Also floor coverings, ? e. Prompt and appreciative atten; Furniture Company Charleston, S. C. i) < ( < > * > DIAMONDS 4 WATCHES f RICH JEWELRY f ctcdi ivn cii vfp 1 ; O I V* KS* m~0 V CUT GLASS I : FINE UMBRELLAS f 3 | ING f ' i# L^E^uS 6z CO., rY JEWELERS. | CHARLE STON. S. C. f Prompt and Caroftal Attention. 1 8> EXPERT WORmA^^^ rhorn & Son, 1 fPRESS J RS AND BLINDS, 1 LESTON, S. C. t ESTIMATES FURNISHED. J' STON BUS ANTS AND DEALERS Wh <300,000 WORTH OF FRUIT ROTS, j Bayers and Broke:rs Wrangling j over Prices Is tie Cause. New York, November 19:?Three hundred thousand dollars' worth of California fruit,one hundred and fifty carloads in all, will be allow**! to decay on the North river piers where it was landed this week unless ncme settlement is reached shortly in a dispute between the' New York I^uit Buyers' association and the brokers representing the California shippers. The disagreement is over a recent increase by the brokers in the cartage charges assessed against those who purchase the fruit at the pier auction sales. As soon as the increase was announced the Buyers' association declared that it would boycott all shipments until satisfactory adiustment was effected. A shortage of California fruit throughout the East will be the probable result. The 150 carloads, mostly oranges, grapes and pears, were to have been sold at auction yesterday. When the oranges were put on the block not an offer was received. The fruit was valued at about $4 a box. "Will anyone give me five cents a box for these oranges?" asked the auc tioneer. Not a bid was received, though nearly 400 buyers were prerient. "Will anyone give me one cent a box?" asked the auctioneer. Still the fruit went begging and trie sale was adjourned. Illinois milk producers found they had to organize to get living prices for their product. This is needed in all lines of farming. The most profiting way of marketing grain and fodder is through stock. They produce manure,which is very recessary to the soil. Charleston's Splendid Harbor. The bringing safely into port of battleships of 21,825 tons displacement and drawing 29 feet of water is proof sufficient of the superiority of the port over any other on the South Atlantic seaboard. The fact tlia l.af+1 sakina ft# tKircvp divisions biiav wiic I'avu wom^o w* v*?*w ? >? ??? of the A tlantic fleet, representing the best )f the United States navy, take up hut a very small space on the water front, leaving room enough in the broad harbor for hundreds of other ships, is an object lesson pointing out that nature has placed at Charleston's disposal facilities for handling commerce in such volume as would easily place her in the list of pre-eminent cities of the world. The feature that plays an important part in considering the entrance of vessels of such draft as the Utah and Florida is that at this season of the year the tides are the very low est. Capt W S Benson, or tne uian, stated to members of the reception committee yesterday afternoon that there was a depth of 34 feet when the Utah passed into port. This is sufficient to bring in the largest manof-war afloat without the slightest fear of trouble. But even the powerful Arkansas and Wyoming, the super-dreadnaughts, each of 26,000 tons, do not represent the limit in big ship building. Within a few j weeks the New York and Texas, each 07 000 tnna nnn urifhin flnnthpr I ! VJA. 1+ I jVV V/ VV??W) MMM ??. ? year the Nevada and Oklahoma, of 27,5000 tons each, will be launched. These will then be the largest menof-war afloat; but even they could be brought into port by the pilots.? News and Courier. Is your husband cross? An irritable, fault finding disposition is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. A great many have been permanently cured of stomach trouble by taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by all dealers. adv. The National House, 266 Meeting Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. I i Rates reasonable; centrally located on ' two car lines; parties wishing to go to 1 the Island daily find it to their advan- ] tage to go to The National; ten minutes < walk to the boat; special rates to parties and families. Mrs W B Oeland, 8-29-tf Proprietress. INESS DII 10 WANT YOUR PATRO /# ?!, . f far w Novei Three Big Weeks Coml ture. A Fleet Week BATTLESHIPS TORPEDO BOATS DESTROYERS Largest Aggregation and mobilization of Uncle Sam'sBullDogs of the Sea ever seen South* Army and Navy Parade. Ten Thousand Men in Line. PONT MISS THIS 23ecL\a.cecl V^Talce a "Weel tGSESSESISSSSSSSSSSEm I i mi i c LUUIU I THE ARCA 232 and 234 King Streei C i ' ?, * The Largest Wholesa S E E C I Your Nearest Mail AUTl : A stream of delightful no ending until after Chri than the last-if such car , NEW FALL AND WINT NEW JOHNNY AND P } i COATS. NEW WASH AND SILK CORSETS. MUSLIN AND FLANNE WALKING SKIRTS. H SILKS. UKbMUU CARPETS. 1"1 Me for one of our Fall ? . Your Gun 1 Whether it Be j fiMHLUlil Where you are sure 2 to get just what you 4 want. J Hinting Clothes j COATS, PANTS AND SHELL VESTS J HAND LOADED SHELLS 3 D.H.Worthen ArmsCo. j ?- - n /^i ^ Charleston, a. * t MAIL ORDERS 3 M Promptly attended * 10-3-13t AAAAAAAAnAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA The price of subscription for The Record is $1 25 a year; we allow 25 :ents discount when a whole year is. paid in advance. If you are six months or a year behind don't expec* a receip; for a whole year for )ne dollar. This applies to all. tf VIM.- i^LUUWl Tablet*. RECTORY. NAGE-READ THIS PAG feek in CI nber 18 to 23 bined in One of Unalloyed ttraction and Alluring An FASHION WEEK An innovation and feature entirely new and attractive, never before undertaken bv any other Southern City, Dazzling illuminations for large prizes and gorgeous displays for the edification of the City's guests. Worth Crossing a Continent to See! . ^scilroa s Off a..Q.d. Com? " ' - 1 ? COHEN DE DEPARTM t and 203 Meeting Street, le and Retail Mail Orde H A R L ES T 0 h Box Places Our Stoi JMN SURPI novelties for Autumn and stmas, and each fresh shipmi i be possible. The latest in ER SUITS. RUGS. 1AKINAW MATTINGS. LINOLEU WAISTS. LACE SHADES. LETTE PORTIERES. HOSIE CDS GL< ? > ! : and Winter Catalogues. It? Don't I Order Your Chris as the rush will be too ? in December. We have ry and Silverware in th pleased to hear from yo James A Establis ' 285 King St. Visitors Cordi I Members Retail Mere Refunds Railroad 1 it-r-m - m TT 4 Let us rrmt xou r i ! I * * E CAREFULLY. | | 1^ aJ; '!'v ;j 4 ^ ,1 i' j v |Vr itn \\Y I tr 1--.T v *B*r* .? / T l|| , lariesron i, , 1912 ! Diversion of Every Na- ? lusement. L Fair Week i fff ' [i On the 1250.000 grounds of the Fair Association every. I feature of an attractive i - - " ?- i- ?...u.j. county rair is piunuwi Stock, Cattle, Poultry,Agrlcultural, Racing and High Class Amusements Industrial and Educational Exhibits; Woman's Work Exhibits. YOU WILL ENJOY ALL THESE ,cL ZE^sctes 5 to Clxaxlesto^ \J & CO. I ENT STORE U < , v ' . - - Charleston, S. C ^ ^ if House in the South } FIRST a re Next Door to You 3ISES 3 Winter wear that will have snt seems more fascinating J;* M ) fij . 4 m. \ .t ;i CURTAINS. % -.j.j RY. . fyr :>r OVES. $ EILING. ETC.. ETC. ;f1 fill be sent by return mail : . Ik ' H 'j "wdtT ! " tmas Presents Now J I jreat after the first week i the finest stock of Jewel- * * e Carolinas and would be } \L * Han & Co. bed 185S j ^ Charleston, S. C. "t ^ ially Welcomed. 1 ; i>? nts Association,which Tare to Charleston. rB' i I { ,.me Office Stationery '