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CO-OPERATION TNAE WATCHWORD CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2. all rejected resolutions went by with out debate. The exception was the suggestion of Mr. J. R. Fairey that a man be designated in each towrship to report on the number %of bales being held for 15c. The author called for a. consideration of his resolu,tion, and! v upon its being read a number of friends were won, so that a committee was appointed to remove the objec tionable feature which seemed to be the section relating to the price. The idea of communication seemed to strike the convention as a happy and practical -one. - Later, Senator E. D. Smith advocat ed the extension of the operation of Ahe resolution so as to place upon the, secretary of the Farmers' union the duty of communicating with secre taiies of other unions. Both the Fairey and Smith ideas prevailed. Bankeirs Speak. During the afternoon session a * number of bankers addressed the con vention, among the speakers being - John M. Kinard, of Newberry; Skot towe Wannamaker, of St. Matthews; 1. B. Belser, Sumter and T. B. Stack house. Their words created a spirit of cooperation. Menhaits presert at the night meeting stated that they had never pressed their creditors into sell ing cotton at a cheap price. The convention consumed about six lours..-/ There were more than a score of speakers who dwelt upon subjects as they arose for debate. The attend ance was sufficient to fill the hall of the house of representatives, and the interest at all times was unabated. Commissioner Watson announced b,e fore adjournment that he planned to have a campaign for the education of cotton growers, and invited Senator Smith and Senator John Sharp Wil l1ams, of Mississippi, to take part to tell the growers the trutu about the mar keting of the staple and a remedy for the evils that result in the lowering of the priCe below normal. To Canvass State. The following resolution was also adopted at the night session of the convention: "Resolved, That the coun ty Xarmers' unions .of the different counties of the State be requested. to appoint a committee *consisting of hot less than three men an each towndhip in each ,county to canvass 'the far mers of their county and ascertain how many bales of cottonfthey will Spledge themselves to hold for the hgreed minimum price uniless other wise instructed b,y the State Farm#s' union to sell. That thefsec'retad'of the county unions be requested tio forward reports from these comuuit tees to the State -secretaryand that the secretary and president -of .the State Farmers' union be requested to co-operate with Mr.~ Watson to have this plan carried out in-all of the' cot dton-growing States. Be' it. further re :solved, that the president of the state Farmers' union be requested to keep the local unions posted as to the numn ber of bales of cotton pledged- in the different States in conformity to this resolution. Be it further resolved, That the chairman of this body be and is hereby authorized to name from each county a special committee of business men and bankers to repre e'ent each and every bank in said county, designating which banker is to be the chairman of said commit tee, the duties of this committee being as follows: They are promptly to as certain from every special committee appointed to canvass the cotton grow ers the number of bales of cotton to be held, promptly arrange for financ 's many bales of the said cotton as possible." KARXON COMINJG TO CAROLIA. Columbia, Sept. 28.-Gov. Judson Harmon, of Ohio, will deliver an ad dress in South Carolina on October 19. He will be the orator of the occasionl at the Union county fair. The an nouncement was made today by the Hon. Lowndes J. Browning, presi dent of the Union county fair, who was in the city for the Red Shirt re union. YOU TAKE NO FINANCIAL RISK. We Make This Offer to Every Person in Newberry Who Suffers From Kidney Disease. We want every person In this city who suffers from kidney disease in any form to have personal knowledge of the merits of Rexall Kidney Pills. To this end we offer them to every one who has need of such a remedy with the definite and distinct under-I standing that, in the event they shall not prove of any benefit in the treat ment of your case, we will promptly refund you the purchas. price. Put up in boxes containing sixty pills; price 50 cents per box. Rexall Remedies can be obtained Sonly at our store--The Rexall Store. New Greal On Tuesday morning Carolina will begin at this po- id and the price has g4 Dr Goods, Dress Goods, bee known in the Dry G Sale.' Positively the greatc a two horse wagon and bri of upper South Carolina. COM DRESS GOODS. One hundred pieces fine Dr Goods, prices up to $1.00 the yard, October Sale price, yard.. ..4 SILKS! SILKS! One thousand yards beautiful Si going in this mighty October sale special cut prices. 5 bolts $1.25 and $1.50 Black Mesw line at yard .... .... ........9 200 yards good Taffeta Silk at 1 yard .... .... .... .... .... ....7 And a thousand other Silk -Be gains. GREAT MLLINERY SALE. During this mighty October si every Hat at special prices. We are sole agents for the KE Paris line of boys and children's HE and for the next 30 days we offer even '500 children's Hats up to $2. values at, each .... .... ......54 Did ~you ev'er know such a tu loose of Hat Bargains before. GREAT LADIES' SUIT SALE. Just an even nine hundred beautif blue and black Serge Suits ini tb sale, values up):o $22.50.' We are d termined to make October thie grea est Suit selling month in the year ax .We make the price for choice -of ti beautiful Suits .... .... .....$. Come early and get your numbe TomorroWd may 'be too late. Come ti 'day. GREAT SKIRT SALE. Positively the grandest display < Ladies' Skirts evler offered the wome of Newberry. 300 beautiful Skirts at October prit es, each ...... .... .........$4J 200 beautiful Skirts at October prit es, each' .... .... .... .... ...$6.4 .300 beautiful Skirte at October prit es, each .... .... .... .... ...$7.4 200 beautiful Skirts at October pric es, each .... .... .... .... ...9. Come to Newberry's OGr- a,test Skir Sale and save big money. LADIES' LONG COATs. On display 100 beautiful.Long Coati at from .... .... ...$3.98 to .$19.41 Come and save a five dollar bill b2 buying your coat Eday. Newb Newberry, berry's Great t October at nine o'clock the greatest turn great value giving store. Whet yne down i6 9 7-8c at this writirl Shoes and millinery loose at a c ods business in Newberry.' Mi .st sale Newberry has ever knov ng your family to the greatest 'I E TO NEWBERR BOYS' SUIT SALE. ,ss Bring the boy to the Big Suit SalE at and let us save you a lot of money Boys' piece Suits prices $1.25 to $5, . October values that mothers should take advantage of. Lks at UNDERWEAR SALE. For men, Women and Children you ;a- will want it later, better buy it now je.' and save the big difference. he eC. GREAT SALD WAISTS. Just 300 Ladies' Fine Man tailored Waists, worth up to $1.00 each, at 49c. NE WBEERY'S GREATEST SHOE le STOBE nt We own and sell the best Shoes .ts offered; the shoe wearers of upper mI South Carolina. 00 Douglass for men at $2.00, $2.50, le. $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 the pair. rn La France f6r women, the prettiest ladies shoe shown for fall 1911 in .all leathers and buttons from 12 to 16, seems to take.the lead. Ladies comes let us fit you with a i pair of La France Shoes, Special dis count to school teacniers and college students. Just opened the greatest t-line of Boys' and Children's Shoes td ever displayed in Newberry. Come *e bring all your feet for the winter 19 shoeing to Newbbrry's Best Shoe r. Store, 'tis Caldwell & Haltiwanger's, >- The Store of The Best. GREAT BLANKET SALE. 500 pair Blankets at, each.. .. 25e. 400 pair $3.50 Blankets at.. $1.98 500 big Comforts at,. each......98e. 8 GREAT PAXTS SALE. 500) pair Saniple Pants, worth uto - $5.00 pair, at.. .... .. .. ....49 -. GREAT SALE DRESSING SAQUES AND KIMONOS. t When in New York our buyer . bought over 30& Ladies' fie Kimonos worth $2.50 each. We plade on sale. at.. .... ..<.... ..-...---24 One hundre Percale House Dresses at each,.... .... .... .....-- .$1-19 No use to have them made, buy them here cheaper. veil &'J erry' s Creates 0s Fst Department Turnloos loose of October Dry Goods Bai i North we bought heavy, thinkii ig so we have decided to turn thi; otton selling basis of 8c a pound. let your friends and neighbors al -n. Read our prices, put a $20.00 urnloose of fine merchandise ev( Y'S GREATEST S GREAT HAT SALE. 500 Men's Hats, up to $2.50 values, at... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..98c. 500 Boys' and Children's Hats, worth up to $1.25, at, each.. .. 25e. We have the stock of the town, and our prices are doing the business day by day. GREAT SALE OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES. Just one hundred Children's Plaid Dresses, worth up to $2.00 each, at .... .... .... .....---.----2 GREAT SALE HOUSEKEEPERS' WARE. Second floor up stairs in the c'entre of the big store. you will -find the greatest values Newberry people ever saw in Enamelware, Kitchenware, etc. Values worth up:to $1.00, see window, on sale Wednesday at eleven o'clock, each .... .... ... .... .... ...250. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We- go direct to the makers for our goods, and the spot cash talks. We buy in car lots if the prices are right, and can give merchants throughout the State special low prices on any thing in the dry goods line. Giv'e us a call and get Our prices. We are low *er than the same goods can bie b'ought' this side of Richmond, Va. 5 cases light and dark Calicoes. 100 pieces Cotton Flannel. * 300 pieces light solid colors.Outing. 500 rolls Calico. 80 bolts Jeans. 300 bolts dark Outing. Over 1,000 pair Blankeets.] 500 Comforta, 3 cases Cheyiots. 600 bolts heavy Southern Silk Somespun. 3,000 yards heavy Drill at 7 cents yard, and thousanas of other things. We can mnake prices cheaper than any other Newberry store. When you want it we have it Always at prices less than others. One thousand doz en Coates Spool Cotton at special t prices. Send us your order. - Ialtiw4 [ Department1 'anger aA Store. e Sale. rgains ever known in South 3g cotton would bring 15c a mighty $70,000.00 worth of The like has never before this mighty money saving bill in your pocket, hitch up Nr offered the buying people / TORE. VERY SPECIAL On October the 11th and 12th we will have to distribute to the women of Newberry and surroanding coun ties that trade on th4*e days $25.00 and ovier with us a, fine Willow Rock er absolutely free. The retail price is $5.00 in any furniture store. Re member we give them away free on these dates for a cash purchase of $25.00 and over. Follow the crowds to Newberry's Greatest Trading Place GREAT GInG AM SALE - One thousand yards 12 1-2c. and 15c. Gingham at the yard ...~...10m.. GREAT S4LE NEN'S WEAR. One case =$1.50 Shirts, sizes from 14 1-2 to 17, at specia.l October pi'ices, each .... .... .... .... ....$.00. 500 dine .Reservisble 50c. Ties at. each .... .. ......... .. ..2. 1000 Suits Underwear at -special prices. Men we-want you to come. 1000 :pair pure 'Siir Sox, pair . .25e. GEEAT SALE SWEATERS. When in New York I picked up at a bargain .about one thousand women's and children's Sweaters at less than 50c ondhe dollar and can sell you $3.50 Ladies's Sweaters at'.... .....$1.75 Children.$.50 Sweaters at.... 75c. Scarfs, worth 75e.-~- st ..e4 We've the greatest bargains of any house in Newberry. Come and see; GREAT SALE- DOIESTI( , XTC. Octolier'the 4th we offer 3 case tight and dark Calicoes at yard 4 1-C. 3 cases Ginghamw and Chambry L case 40-Inch Bed Ticking yard4 St 5 case 25c. Chileren's Hose at. air.... .... .... .... .... .l..1. 500 pair boys' Knee Pants at ..25c. 397 pair Men's 50c. Suspenders at lair .... .... .... ........ ....1e 500 boys' 50c. Shirts at each... .23e. And ten thousand other bargains broughout the store for quick Octo er selling at the store of the best. miger~ itore. So. Ca.I