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Plokois ilinl-Journel ~elv.rtAaJ B ten lI~ea ouj~t' Subscription Prlco One Dtonar a War In Adyance. *aterd at Plokens Fiutoffice as 8eond ClA* MalI Matter PICKENS, N. . THURFDAY. API[L 27, 1911. Piokens County Fair. The Pickens County Fair is not dead, and, through its offi cers, is being blroiht to life. They are determined that this year"s effort shall be the be)st ever put forth-that the ex hiits shall be fine, the preitirniIs worit sid vinug for and the a1ueeSn11(11t featiries all uiht ('01111d It' detsired. Th '0 coteniplatle <oing1a all thev can to firthiir t lhe aIgricll tui1 inten-sts :ni .4 4lndid prciilIini wil be ofb'red Io. thes lrodiics, w il I I a'Itk dlep~nCtient will Con *w i for its sili rt (df p'uirse 'ind piulmu1ii ns. 1t is very probable tht tlm I uilt r .\ssociat ioln will c(-(per atet wiltI thle fair mill a hle dis plav ofI fan11c\- chieil ; will bt (ne (fl the fceattues1-.. We know lI.t ihI ladies, wit i t h ir su l g od juldglinen , will ive' a iinostt creditatI' display. It is easy to ta:lk! Talking is chealp, ali it it alhto- w bild nn swer, we would I mive O'of I t best fi e e puilled off) :m Ny whecn-hut it. talos work. :nid !(ots ()f it, to neromlplish tin, alnl dstinin on e r porquisit 's a lso, and all who) ate willingi to fi' junct's are re to meei't at 11he court, house ne(xt, Aloidlay (o his( looking o the h11uin-hin" antd succe'ssfilcaring out I h( 'Aliis., tobj cts adt idleas of a first class fair. Don't wait. for fur-' th1e intat ions bmt, colnn, pn. parevl if) carry \ along your 1, par of, ft Inlod and by S() dingil. show tol tHw outide wOrld wha1t1 a tim. sor(t ion wt. liv\( inl. P1iens Cornty Poultry Asoition -14'fu l u i w i 1 r eitnn ledb ieihe. 1 ul.-ein slat I. ll nrckpess-n,: W ' a jis. 12 inib n; tl rf-t --. Cres punr . Pl V-h to I nit' was eill if Ii I' h iintlt e. C The own oneeds iit, I ,jl.-e thoe mebeithil ' ltwan t Saiiiire mu.b(r. It \'5: ap'i' t'mi't o (hilkI.ensI wheth an' th.es (1 brlay o ,,P a, l tb'eee'ndt mcl the h fSu i a i'o in.. . Theed ng jua.s s Wood rhleu' ieitl Dt a lll r iil i 'll t'( t fy i iies, 8'1tele hItv Ja r (i' art( ich2 ina e IRndus. rious W .Lended'i the recte louty shm . v acoed Sparbtr.:: ane~ nt i u r1ionBP.W Rioh oeta fro in folndws wr ag ls and hualvt just rtrnied han mosadth pleasuvii o si th4 u large-t dofla of h popNort hSa Li. Wynot .h.t 0 have eino atin shwin thde last.te yers.wAl o atimn oort ude ander So foundarolaa weas ni other Staintases were repredb the exhibitors. 1ie 4fficere of the Spartanburg Asociation are certaly to be congratulated on getting up such a salendid ex hibit. - "From Spartanburg I went to Forest City, N. C., which is only 28 miles north of Spartanburg, on the Clinchfield & Ohio Rail way, also on a branch of the Southern. As this was a small place, and first show, I was not expecting to so much in nunm bers or quality. When I arrived I found the show in charge of Mr. C. V. Fowlvs, who formerly resided in New York state, but now is ctito. of the paper at t1ia t p1lIce, al1( wxlo, I [otind wVas an-1.40d 11.111d ill I'le Shlow ro l. le vas al v a'sisted by suieol l na' ;2s i )ro Id B'os., of I'llellhos o. I ;)olill a tIe \x hlibit, of hi;.hI-clas.s birds, we-ll e t ol 1ed .id 111 el-y a l 111,4 l. zlls l'Oi t (I V l(e -() Ifo 1work (wi. At ibi shou,. i) ;iditinto ill w f itoeIshunI I-Zeds, Orpinr.gtons, isocks, W vann hdts, I'ln im.rns, t 4. I folli 1I lia ,(l)V 11w. th ld clwes represenllh(d, Snefll als {Hv Silver (iraiv f)rkimn,. Ulnte An) da'lusianls mal Whlite. 10a-ed Ulnek "Spanlish. Asit, was; ihoir irSt'11 Isht I n4oice hti-izens d Vmnst (it to Fok ra( rs il l it. n of tiv 4Il blsilless n ;ilch id (olin anad I d aly sa1y 8 \4'I Il'1'l4)11 5 h)0 1 1.1 1.4111I " 144 vil 5 :n 1nin i vx ae somI1 I In'i pds chiken next1 i~ ye ("-.) :f l Hp. first. sh ows 1. ever al1\ - it ld, 44 111'n 1 afl vward 11he i prizt' It ) m estb Civ "I Wle i ii this shoet i of Sot. ;Ond Northi Caroinn, I1alked ; i worlod et mlsimilt f I th li 4A 411 i ' i i ot Ix sitio , i . l I ha.1 ve IhIte prom )I Is'e ofthe (1woll 1-v b r f jthat io '444 seii'' dia 1111-v will senld (I a go e lyl ww x f ll ((..'' t 1o 4Iw mo to Im In V i h V( b (h-rS of'' E ' S ' v (n4s4 tan( Not li eti onl ,. w von Im, I heir b.ir, 1yot 1m11 1t h ave g < h 1k('if vn -(t a place. NOW n T I (% I Im I ber ehi a tl)l ot i ad or Ihe( ne(xt Appicha Shim, wit ol urll lt. I haves ivo I ltflw ders 1 1 be o Ih ('aroinas i " a f thi o'r 1 r l."Ji how s imaly stt.d Cuang.n thitheu poltring rv of that wtin is itniNnt. Imv eit hma ten-an'd o(m ncm ing onhy anoicf. Yo'\urill- patron -oiie 1l appretatd. oinwo Mis t10 ("rac'e Mdeahe l; Pntickena si il. C .me W IM 1 .1 1 1 -- Plokens, R 4.. Miss Elvie Chllds vielted Miss Hattie Hayes, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Byers were the guests of Mr. and. Mrs. W. R. Dodgens, Sunday. Miss Eva Byars called on 14iss Flora Connelly, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Massingale. Miss Florence Connelly visited Miss Eva Byars, Sunday. The girls say they had a jolly old time. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Connelly visited at the home of Mr. W. R. Dodgens, Suiday afternoon. M1. Oscar Stewmart was the wvelcoie giest of Mr. Will ll'ayes, Stimlday. It goes witih ont saving that they enjoyed !iim' occasion. B]OWN Eyes. Pickens. R. 2. B 1on, to MJr. and Mrs, W. 1". 1 lolliday, onl the 14'hin1.1 line 12ir!i. II Ian flri hields of Mr. CI Vin Garretit re'ret ]t learn of his accident in losill. tvo of his fing;-e-rs on his right hand ii the machinery at, Cleimsoni Col le.e. I lis father, J. ;I. G a rrett., visited! him M--ond~ar. The Dm!'1chtimer's Contest, at nlrday niight;, was very interes-t ing to all present. '.'here were twvelvye conitestants. Miss Hati.I Boronghs won tH1e I ed ata a decIlaimer, fanld ,Mr.. ArnoldI( Kil g!ore won the,prize for being. the best mi l hli:' (elolar. Mr. .-' Ml. Holding and. famn iif a(l PrUof. V. ~EJ. Rector vi d t, the hom e o MA r. 1). E. Mr1. Jesse Bolding visite(d Mirs. vIde Garrett, Saturtday night malSdy -I nd 0 repolt1s a fine timhe. Miisses L 1 'illi flaai(' 11% have return'led to tirl hme al1 Cleoheve. afteri atnigschoo at 'ix 'Mille for th past hiree TheMises hilmiend anmd thl Misss Le isi visited all 1,11 ioine of., Mr. .1. R. i)'orter, oil day last week, mid a). npleas .1m hin to the li ins. \lrs. Elen O m-r*i. f n::l. m u it 44.' a' O(inove i 4 I -,. v. t i v . Cill has3.1 r(' IurnIftohis otn n.~iesi of NIlisses L outise~ umn Ann~tt i' rvely, Sunday~t~ night Wei wvill tringL off, for1 fear u he wase ba;sket. .\. ip P"rogramf .Rindered'eu by thie pupils of1 Mut 0 1ree'~ k School4~). tangtht bv iMis HorBtat .Jonl4s, at (close of termn rIidayv afternoon)1i, Aptril 1.. Prayt er'-,J. E. N ix, chIairmarId board 1( of trut ste(s'. Wf \elcomile t~o A\ll"-Seven glri -followed' by sonig, "Marect A long,' "Iby school. "Be a Booser"'--Homer Nix. I "'In a Minnte"--Inez Tolm Ipkinls IConcet recitattioni-"T 'he B3us~y Bees." "Only a Boy"--Jas. Lumikin, "People Will Talk"'-Maud1 Nib Music. Dialogue-"Trhe First and Last Days of the Cabbage Hill School." Music. "Jeanette and Joe"-Lola~urtle "The Man Behind the Plow " Jerry Hanna. "Nobod y"-Lawrence Ourtis. Music. Din.Iogne-"Thn TUnited Wcrk. men. -- Music: "When Pawras a Boy"-Desa ry Porter.". , "The Schoolma'm's Reflection" -Inez Lumkin. "The Prointse"--Liie Nix. A Serion-"Halfway Doin's." Music. Dialogue-"Second Topsy." - Music. "Just Whistle"--Alice Curtis. Music. Dialoge-"The Dolly Show." "Raise the Flag on Every Schoolhouse'" -Lillie Curtis, followed by song, "Red, Whitetand Blue," by school. Music. Dialogue-"Train to Mauro." I Music-" Vacation"-By school. Addiress-Prof. McD. Woams. Tle miusic was rendered by Prof, Veams, Messrs. R. M. Siow, A ruolkKilgore and Till iman Garrett, of Six Mile Bap tist- Academy. The ttachor regtetted very mn1110h that other speakers who uInd heten invit(l were ot pres ni16 tI110 progranI Wvas heartily i(?)jo\-el ImV all1. A i).31I1 it. NURSING MOTHERS shoxv the beneficial ef rects of Scott's Emuilsion in a very short time. It not only builds her up, bt enriches the mother's mPilk and properly nour ishes the child. Nearly all mothers who nurse thir children should take this splendid food tonic, not only to keep up their own strength but to properly nourish their children. FOR SALEi BJY ALL lTIUGGISTS I ll\.. inane of Ipipir mid thiti all. for our S : 41 . i link and14 Chill''S Sketch-Book. ci L. ,..i k i t a Gout Luck .'etnty. .UTT a::DWNE. 409 Pearl St.. Ncw York iAL OF VA1,UARI , LAN By vir tue of' :mu agirmA'eirt - si:..:;ned by I'll th iu'tis inter '1et dlated i GHe 1 (th ,1v of Mar11chi, 1011, the bollowin-' ostnte' situa : i n ll'I 'i iens l('.n iv So~rlutb(Cr..lina, will 11:hlu ml.t- outo P. ryI~ befor I - (t'om'-t~tI s to lu-i - ii .' .- tV 1t in i at i' 4tfhli o t 'ili .1 roM aid -i lirutt'i).10l)I)by .j. li, n I'vttil'c lildii--ligt entD ie N'l ll.:I t i f i tt ft l i , dt tt tire iat'reminh Ittoe otup..r.it Iii t t wai-;red, rwi lt 'y of wood, Si /utloso e tud i i tt titber,1 oni litbotit Ctintitiil N o ( I fie Sia' riii i :'. la't iili'; lit o. Sttitn(ru (: ajila on e -tt li i i tsi'r e. C0attl-ii i tiat, Or le I ie \it i etre-sol tt ii t t u ele danet v. I -ehttti t a p for a.llogpesn gtrt,-c nl~ ato 1 th. R ie ofd T1 .'. . .'tdoiteedaulin nVon applica ntion.:iatia oapan Intts ielt W le imn lr ksf or i 'io esC nt il dary of' <tr oll. ie . nininous for Ieief-(ongsnic .orva i't hf s inortily. .I T .C10 l. R nse. aiti l . .\tail. lit.h arl . , Piotoic a ixug in -fenuint answer t hec il tot Ynths l (ton or. cornolulut on ue. sbs rihea t he ir i liei tiif i this netto willupply t he io rtfo A %~ In The Spring Time You also need a blood purifier and 'none better can be had than Hallum's Back. ache and Kidney Pills. They have bene. fitted others, and have cured many. Why not give them a chance at you? Your money back, to be sure, if you are not satisfied with the results. Price 50c. a Box six boxes for $2.00. By ma1il if you like. Yours for fair dealing; Pickens Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE. Quick Service Pressing Club. For first class work on gentleman's suits, Ladies skirts and coat suits, kid gloves, gent's hats and also new bands on gent's hats, see the Quick Service Pressing Club It is the pl-ce w'here you can get first class dye work done at any time. Give me a trial. Quick Service Pressing Club. Upstairs in the old Pickens Bank Building J~ef R1S R~z)118011, IProp, lyon iven A y Fs "REE IDo you need a good'SEWING MtACHINE? \Would you take one hone if it vas given t you? We hIve a fine machine-brand new drop head, chrin lift ball-bearing NEW ROYAL Machine - made to sell at retail at $6 r.0o or less, that we are going to give away, absolutely Irce of charg~e. We don't want it, got no use for it and will gladly give it to you--if you win it. THE CONDI'NS With ev( r, cash pu o 0 or m md by yo at oursto d ring th month of~ .\ rwe v-iagie by o centci n Fo fl( u 1 lurther pard ar cal n We will co8ntiua(: our* ~ gr e urd.y Special. and for We wvill o)Ir the follow:n I)) again. : - - CAKES GOLD) BANDI SOAP 25C. ( GALLO)N BUCIKET1 SiRUP ;, 111o lb SACK OF SA~LT )e A RM~I & I I A\ i\I MER SOD \A, 8 packag'es, 2.. E. plngs good tobacco (Ye!!ow Jacket branp) for 20c. "?oot ',ur proIduce to us-we'll catch it and give you a g)oodI pnce ior youir trouble in: bri nginag it to us. Keowee apl o Grand Sprinig Opening OF MILLINER Y NOW ON .DISPLEAY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. FIRST SHOWING OF PATTFERN HATS, SMART STREET HATS. NOBBY SMALL SH APES IN ALL THE NEW COLORS PRETTY READY TO. WEAR HATS, FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.. A Cordial Invitation to ALL, COME. MISS PAR~TRIDGE, Folger-Thornley Company.