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mm ama: wRuti Tmmt UNLESS DEMAND IS DIMIN ISHED SOON SUPPLY WILL BE EXHAUSTED FOREIGN DEIT-AND Five Countries Are Clamoring for j America's Wheat, Mad Floor (Br AjRodtwxl Frm.) CHICAOO, Jan. 14.~Geuerally ac cepted assert lona that unless the Eu ropean demand soon diminishes tue United States would have no wheat to ship abroad after March lifted the price of that cereal itere today to $1.41 Sr*, the highest In many years. Retail floor prices rose simultaneous ly, sacha which recently sold for 70 cents iTOihf; to SO. PiHs European governments var? reported today, to be actively in the wheat market on this side of the At lantic, in addition to Individual buy ers from foreign, nelda.- The result waa Agu tod to be exportation at the' rate of eight million to ten million, bushels a week. 'V;J The governments which are direct, purchasers in the United States art the Swiss, Greek, Italian. Dutch one French. So far the British govern ', ment baa done nothing is a govern . ment, but Great Britain's food suppl j is said here to be down to a CO-dav basis and if Great Britain es a gov ernment should eater the market, itt, result, In the opinion of Chicago ex-: perts, would be hard to foresee. COUNCIL DECIDES ON COXD38IO? Sj FLAU OF HANDLING PAVING (C0?rtlNPfeO Tito? PACK owty ' waa accepted by Alderman Dobbins and adopted hy unanimous vote ol councijL Repletion Adapted. The amendment having been adopt-, ed, the original r?solution as propos ed by Alderman Dobbins was put be fore the house and adopted without s dissenting vote. The resolution reade - as follows: Whereas, The etty ooah eil of An derson has approved tberprovisions o a proposed act of the generaraisem-' bly, authorising the assessment o) abutting, property owners lb said city . for the permanent improvement ' ol streets, etc., which provisions are . e?bstantlally aa have recently been s?eh jsfet the city' is required to pay ode-half of the cost of such improve-' meuts abd the abutting property own ers one-half and it will be necessary for the city to issue approximately Ofle . hundred thousand dollars ($100/ 0001 of bonds to provide for the pay-, ment of its half of the cost of such, improvements; :?H?WV therefore. S? it i&^tved, by. tb*1 nidyer end aldermen of the said oliy of Anderson <n council assem bled, ca' follows; . v 1. TB?? the city council elect four rtpreaehwlive ctHsehs of the ctty< .freeholders therein, who, with the ?aaifo:- bf the etty and two other mern nMlfag eem?cil tb be appointed th? mayor, shall constitute a com-., , rtrit?lpn, with the mayor aa chairman, tb control and manage the ex?>endl ture of the.money to be raised by a?ch ^assessments and to be realized . ffiHW^al? cf said, toz?s, w?Oi tutu fcbVk* ?M Authority to pass Upon pe- ? Oomafto such improvements, to ni l ttfBnaeiis, tb make contrae!* for <H* saving ana materials therefor and &H$*\ly ip fore . all the-pow^rs anil auuoVlty in regard to such improve 32&r ag cbun^^^ in*^h?" nle???at1 ^m,Vton ma^ ^ tour ?Mnmi^^ UW* *^rsv H. ft. Horton, Da. B. A. Henry, B. O. Evans and Paul E. Stevens were elect ed. ;r Godfreyvth*n made -his ap poifctments from council, naming Al AeinUi . Cobbini, inasmuch as he had profSed the r?solution, and Alder man Bbc arman, aa he had offered the amendment tn qneefloa. ^ Local Option *';,:>. ALBAN*, TA. Y., Jan. 14.-The Anti ??.*.'?**.. btu tor tocal option by electiO'4 diAtriclsijwas introduced In the p-^isleinre today. ^II^V-I.-W.? nun J^jjn jWgWIIjl.M^I H'J"' . ^fcgggHw*? i^eecriptkmc Try a bottle of Nansette-* Pz* acH^ticn tor inapore b?oo* kiaaer, ligand stomach. It has alee?? ed^Mdred* sind thonagada, wfcy- ' aSi?eji??n*t tt please yea., poeten a^l$raggteta claim it eco not bo .. ; -, .?? : ... ?-..> Id and guaranteed by all lead-? ls* ?ug atores ead the Naasst-1 ta' pleine Company, lt? Coffee J il. iiim* I'lMll'. fl H TPi? tttfx m which enables us to clean up each season's stocks as we go along, thereby insuring our trade at all times. This year, owing to the War, the Backward Season, the almost Impassible Roads, etc etc, we find that we are COMPELLED to Sacrifice more goods at GREATER REDUC TIONS than ever before. Great price reductions in all departments; herewith we give a few items, but there are many more unadvertised biufc gains than those listed here. U.I. >?W.'l??, WOOL DRESS GuOuS 50-inch Serges in all colprs, regular values Soc at. ^ 54-inch all wool Serges in all shades, values 75c Cjri^ to go at.........?#\f C 72-inch all wool Serges in all colors, regular 90c /JA values at.... ... . .V**** Stripe Linen in different shades, 25t values i Q at.' . <. ........ , **^V White and Red Table Linen, regular 40c values OC - to close at.. .. > ... 72-inch fine Broadcloth, in all colors, values 75c JJQQ 10-4 Pure Linen Sheeting, worth $1.00, clearance A Q " sale price... . .''iOC BLANKETS AT A BIG SACRIFICE One lot of Cotton Blankets reduced OA to. $1.15 One lot of Cotton Blankets? 75c values reduced IjjjQ^ One lot of Cotton Blankets, $1.56 values reduced to...... ... One lot of Wool Nap Blankets, regular $2.00 *| SO values at... HIGH SHOES AT LOW PRICES One lot bi Ladies' shoes Ton counter, sizes up ts Oft** 4 1-2, values up to $2,50, reduced to ..... One ?'it Ladies' shoes in Vici Kid, values # T GUY *2.oo, reduced to... .. . ...V*o*fV One lot Ladies' shoes in Gun Metal and ^> *| Q? Leather, value $2.50, reduced to. .. & * ff Big line of Meh's shoes in all Leathers, worth J JJ ?JQ $3.00 and $3.50, reduced to..... FLANNELETTES Big line Flennell?ttes, regular price i Oe, mm *r% * only.. . ./ ?^T Beautiful Dress Ginghams, Clearance Sale mm ?y '"A only. / 0-4 BIG SAVING IN NOTIONS Ladies' and. Misses' Black Hose for this, sale per ?y1 pair.... ~ . . . . C Ladies' fine Black Hose for this sale 1 2c Ladies Linen Wear Hose in tah'arid "black, this nd sale at!. .. /?**C Menens Talcum Powder this sale. .(. 1*?C Ladies'Colar and Cuff Sets, values 25c, this I Q sale...i.f'jSRP White Counterpane, Marselles Patterns, this QjJ^ . New lot of Valencie?es Laces, round thread sale. &. . . CLEAN-UP CLOTHING Men's All Wool Blue Serge , Suits $10, Jtfi ty fl values .reduced to, .. . .... Men's fine Afr Wool Worsted Suits in Plaids ?nd Stripes, regular $12.50 values reduced $8 98 One lot of Boys'Sample Suits worth $3.00, 4i 1 A P, to close out at.sj" A One lot Men's Worsted and Cashmere Pan ts, ^> worth $3.OO. tovtean up ai per pair. . . .5?? & All of our Fleece lined Men's underwear, 5oc OQ?% values at..'..nJi7C 39c iC LADIES' READY-TO Misses' Outing Gowns reduced O g* ^ to... ,.. ... . . . Children's dresses^n Ginghams, and Percales to go. .^Qgr Children's Cloth and Bear Skin Cloaks, $t.So AflTiv values at. .n70v Ladles' Caracul and Clot i Coats, values up d?? Qp to $6.oo, to clean up at., *??.n70 Ladies' KJnit Pants, 25c values I A ^ at.,. . . . ..* Ladies' Knit pants. Soc values at.. .... Ladies' Kimonas at.. . ..,.... ? .... ? . ? . . . Ladies'beautiful style Kimonas, $1.25 values OA? al. J. .OeW Ladies' Shirts, made of Serge, reduced to. . ..'. One lot of Ladies' Skirts, values up to $5.00 !j| 'Oft ? reduced to.?.... .& * e?F*3? COTTON GOODS REDUCED ?Vprorr<5mgr?triis, regular 7c values reduced to. . .. Yard wide Sea Island Cotton, worth 7c, reduced Cj? Outings, all shades, good quality, this sale I. Cotton Flannel, heavy quality, this c'JLIC ... . -... White and Colored Curtain Scrim, ieduced to... vM>>'-?^| ,M M| $1.25 5c ? 10c Many, Many, Many. Many, Many Other Bargains Too Numerous To Mention ? IS wm ?WHER%?PV PAY 99 HAD IN TERRIFIC GALE - NEWPORT NEWS. Vc, Jan 14. Encountering a terrific gale, which it ?aid. -reached the velocity of over 50 miles an hour, shoat to miles off ^Cepe Hatteras, while on a speed ran ^om Philadelphia to Hampton Roads, te dreadnaught Kansas Tuesday Ight suffered damage to the extent of 10,000 to $80,000, The Kansas limped into Hampton t, and men who came eciaret the storm waa the they haw, ever experienced. The damaged, and water poured Into many of the forward bunks. There was ho loss ot ,Ufe or h 'aries to the olficere and men. Tba Kanaae had Just completed re pairs at the Philadelphia navy yard Jesting for six weeks and wag mak ing a speed teat run. ' White the officers ead men were ex tremely reticent concerning their ex perience and the damage done, tt was stated that the Kanaae would return to tat Philadelphia navy yard tomor row for Immediate repairs, and will be again laid tv for ten or lb days. New Yort: Cotton j Ott? TOR*,?de. !4.~?Cotton waa Tory mach leas .active today and prices ??actuated within a range of 4 ar l points with the close steady at a net deciine of 3 to 6 points. , The market opened steady at a de cline o? I pomt tb ea advance of S ?o?uts The census Agares on supply had distribution eaggested Increased activity on the part of the domestic aplanen end showed, relatively small stocks In the hands of manufacturera raf tho end ut December: This doubt? laas accounted ter fhn kiirju-,^ c. . jatar months, bat the Liverpool celias were disappointing, while there wa? abo ?owe rone wed Sellin? here by trade interests and houses with ?. anth em connections. The market cAeed c& In co n sequence. 'S? ?oath WM offering* spat cotton moro freely inspired rather mor i local se ll bia. Last prices, wore practically the lowest ot the day. Snot cotton quiet; middling uplands 8.05: OuVf 8.S0. Ho aales. Cotton closed steady. Opec high low ?loee January . . 7.86 7.90 7.8S 7.8? March . . . eUS *J6 S.1S S.ii May .... 8.33 8.35 8.31 8.3.1 July . ... 8.55 8.63 8.48 MS October . . 8.7? 8.77 8.71 8.70 New Orl?ans Cotton NEW flIUJBA>ia li- Whiis considerable selling pressure was put on the cotton market today ; price? h*W their ow* fairly well and the close wa? at a net loss of only 4 to 5 pointe. At the lowest of the day price? Wera ? to 7, points down. [ Exports were small, only 1,046 bales tram all United States ports, and aotaewhitt fess inquiry ?na reported fer ?.pot?, bat there waa not enough Selling at any time lo bring atout a 1 ? 1 ?, renounced break. J^A? - The census report of consumption raa a stimulating influence since the ailing off during December in thia ountry was pat at lees than ?,000 .les, compared with the same month n 1013. Bulls also called attention to he figures showing stocka of cotton t mills to he almost 400,000 bales maller than they were a year ago, Spot cotton quiet. Sales on the spot 00 bales; to arrive 3,040. Cotton futures closing. January 7.60; March 7.77; May 8.00; Faly 8.21; October 8.49. Liverpool Cotton LIVERPOOL, Jan. 14.-Cotton, spot, asier: good middling 5.15; middling .81; low middling 4.34. Sales 8,000; peculation and export SOO. Receipts Futures* steady. May-June 4.42 1-2; uly-August 4 68 l-2;,Oetober-Nov<m> ?r 4.78 1-2; January-Febvuary 4.83. --- Dry Goods NSW iO??K, ?su. 14.--Canton flan* tels for fall were today priced from 1-2 to 2 1-2 cents a yard below last ear. Large additional orders for unl orta cloths for war purposes were ecelved by men's wear mills.. Chicago Grain ? CHICAGO. Jan. 14.-~Wheat i umped oday tv virtually Iff canta a bushel ilgh?r than lest Monday's htgh re ,>rd. At the summit tho May options irougbt $1.43 3-8. A price not equalled rvavaaav--aa? av?? Mwmt m. casa? iriHuu i caa that exportero wanted more r&oat than they could buy In Anuir? an markets. Peeling was mach unset led at the close, whick varied frota h* arme aa tact night to 202 1-8 a mane! ap. Cora finished unchanged to . sixteenth up, oats at a gain of 1-4 1 3-S sad provisions down 5 to 12. Grain sud- provisions closed meat: May W.? S-S: ???y #1.26 .7-8. 1 Cora, May 74 7-8; July ?6 3-8. O***, May 65 1-2; Joly 63 1-8. ' Cash grain : Wheat* No. 2 red, 31.40 1-2@1.43 7-8, No. 2 hard. $1.40 1*201.43 3-8. Corn, No. 2 yellow. 70?7i. Data, standard. 63*91-2. Livestock CHICAGO. Jan. 14.-Hogs lower. Balk $6.60@?.80; light -$6.6006.86; mixed $6.66?6.85; henry $??098.86; rough $6.50?6.60; pigs $5.2506.80. Cattle firm Native steers $6.66?0.60. Sheep weak. Sheep $6.7006.40; yearlings $6 7007.50; lambs $6.75? 10.80. OOOOOOOOoOO o o o o o o o o . n o ANDI B80N VILLE HAPPENINGS O o . a O O O O o o O O OOOOOOOOOOO Mrs. M. E. Shaw and daughter. Lois, spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. Annie Maxwell, of Hart county. Ga. Mrs. Josephine Neme and Miss Needs Shaw of Greenville are visit ing relatives here. m?i*. C??i? C?U? Stain ?m? r?iUju?* home after a wch's visit with her mother in Greenville. Mrs. Gertrudi ??TOW? Ti?dfcM *?r cousin, Mrs. Rula Wright/ rvbently. Mrs. Janie C. Smith has returned home after ?f. visit tb her grandson, Mr. A. 1*. gnaw. Mr. Elvin ?nd Hobson Shaw were shopping in Andersen last week. We are sorry to state Mr. Walker Saunders is very ill at thia writing Iwnltityphoid . fever. Mr?. B. F^ Wright, was ?ie guest ts. shaw test *.??K. Mrs. Alice Wright wak visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Jones, last Sun day. Fr. James Harrison of O'Ceuee county ls ia our midst. Mr. Mack Baneon caught a cracker jack 'possum Friday night. Mr. Jim Srawford of Anderson re cently moved to Hart county, Oa. We -?"fBsd} Lois Shaw waa vlMlng her Uster, Mrs. A. R. Brown, recently. Mr.' Henry T. 8baw wa? visiting In Seorgta last week . Mrs. L. ?. Wright Je. onJ&e. sick 1st nt this writing ? . ? CHEDDAR NEV'S o t . medies The installation of the officers of tfaesoitt Tribe Mo. 86 I. O. O. F., will ake place at Cheddar school boase >n Friday night, January loth, at 7 j'clockv Brother Jobs M. Daniels of Ireenville will visit the tribe here and >fflclate in the installation of officers, fhe meeting will be public and all ?other Red Men and the public In pmera! are Invited to be present. Mrs. John Ellison bas been quite Ul for the past week. Messrs. Lewis and Callie Mahaff?y toT Misses Sffle Mah*ffey, ?^tO* Bessie Danby spent a few days of last week In Greenville., Tho Misses Danby, who have .bs?n f??StS of Miss mBU*ucy uuiiug tuc Holidays, returned to their nonie near Hones Path a few days ago. Mr. and Mri. Nosh jriaR'iM ruests of the latter's brother, Mr. Bob Bryant, OB Saturday sight and Sun Tho young people of Cedar Grove ure requested to meet at the church x* next Sunday afternoon for the Ktrpodo of electing officers .foi- a V. AT. A. organtsaUon. For every; ache and pain ls ? reta blo remedy. You can oura the diffi culty U^ye* n?sV ;M?''wdi?< i*k%Wgt: With wisdom. ? losy, torpid, sluggish liver lg, wUhont a douoL responsible for moro aches adc pains thanr^Mf. othef thing, for to it we trace eon Pu pation, biliousness, indigestion, heed* ache. etc. ?Re -La. T? knocks al 1 these out by going right to the bottom of the difficulty-the ?ver -and 'orm ther* (strengthens tba nu?, tiro Bjatetn. A trial proves lt 60 conto and $1.00 ncr botte st your ufUggliti. Manufactured end Guaranteed by Evans* Pharmacy Three mers?. BAurttAi-HUWlsN U?8?NKHH COLLEGE, '.WMMMBBSJ Columbia, S. C. Please send mo fall particulars of cours?e In boaikseping, bank! nanahlp, shorthand and typewriting. ,1 am Interested and expect to take a course is the near futures Yours for business. Naat