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bubscrIpton Pri ene Dollar a Year tAred at .pioxcv '*Moe Ab second 0lIss. ML. tier 1T h!.\ Y. NNj 1, 1911. Pr.;~.. .1 d S-i.,k2:irs' Day. Juib td A.,sem'pg& a erans In front the N .h s:.tchurch, at Mt-h t. cour' ;uqe. the pro cession headed by First Reg iment Band. Upon arrival at- courthouse: Prayer-Rev. C. A. Waters. Music. A few words of welcome on be half of the Pickens Chapter, U. D. C. Song-"The New Dixi?," by Mrs. Geo. F. Kirby. "A true story of a Pickens County Veteran," written by Mrs. C. E. Robinson, and read by Miss Porter. Music by the Band. . Poem-"A Confederata Note," read by Rev. Geo. F. Kirby. Music by the Band. Address to the Old Soldiers by the orator of the day. "Dixie," by the Band. The presentation of Crosses of Honor. Thirty minutes given to talks by the Old Soldiers, open to all. Benediction-Rev. B. Holder. Adjournment. Picnic dinner, under auspices of U. D. C. Mr. Legare's Sad Home Coming. As the result of a most dis tressing accident, which oc raurred yesterday afternoon,little Rosa Legare, the five-year-old daughter of Congressman and Mrs. George S. Lagare, died at 9 o'clock this morning at the Logare resideice, No 12 Bee street. The accident occurred yester day afternoon on the premises of a nearby friend. The little ^~ girl reaehed up -to pick a potted plant from a shelfi laden with flowers in heavy pots, when the entire strip of boarding laden with the earthenware fell from its supports, burying the child beneath it. As soon as medical aid could - be obtained, it was ascertained that the child hian sustained internal injuries. Early this morning .she ap-1 peared to be progrossig .nicely, but at 9 o'cl'ock she was seized with convulsions and quickly expired. rCongressman Legare, who knew nothing of the child's in jury, was en route to the city' from Washington at the time, and arrived in Charleston just before his little daughter's death. Rosa was the youngest child of the Legare family, and was a most attractive and bright little girl. She was affection ately known by her relatives as "Tiny."-Charleston Post, Fri day, May 26th. 'The community was shocked Friday when the above intelli gence was flashed over the wire to friends In Pickens. and all our people, and especially those who knew her loving, clinging nature and sweet disposition, could not but shed tears of sor row and express words of sym pathy for the heartbroken par ents and stricken brother and sisters. The snuffing out of this sweet, innocent child's life 'is an inexc plicable act, as seen from man's stondpoint, but' we MU ,alize that God's wondrous h di*a in it. T'o those who dted on her and loved her so, we can but see in it the -hand of our Master trying to cement ouir ties the closer and sm*king us surer of that mansion not made with hands, eternal in the heavens, which He hath promised to thke faithful, and by, and through "Tiny" we have one more' trand of love pulling us nearer the Great God of Hosts and an '3 ~ pre~re o yrpleth ever Dur efore, Ist 1 not b ther reet that "Boneest soon than her log.1 igde. On the 8th of.,ay the~ dead ankel 'Visited the hqre of Wf and Mrs. A o. :Durham en clafiied for its victitn Claddle their 18.dionths-old baby.' Xts little 1odys laid tq res the day follOivng Rt daIh ir the Camp Crheacemetery, tev W. G. Mauldin cond'eting th funeral a'rvkpes wddh *4 witnessed by a large number o sorrowing relatives and friends We exend our heartfelt syrn pathy to the heartbroken fathe and mother in their hour' o Borrow. He is now numbered with th angels With the angels bright ani fair; We can almost see him beck oning To that glorious land o'e there. Darling Claudie, he has left us Yes, forever more; But we hope again to meet hir On that happy golden :shor( * * * School Closing. The closing exercises of th school began last Thursda evening, with the exercises b the Graded School student4 which consisted of drills, songi dialogues, and recitations. Th students performed their pai with credit to themselves and t their respective teachers. Th exercises were highly apprecial ed by the largest audiened eve assembled in the school building On Friday evening the Con mencement exercises prop( took place when a class c twelve received diplomas. A ter the usual exercises by th class the climax was reache when Hon. M. L. Smith. c Camden, Speaker of the Hour of Representative, dlfivered hi masterly oration. Mr. Smit, is a noted speaker and a larg crowd was present to greet hirr The diplomnas Wvere deliverd t the class by Senator Mlaul din, chairman of the .boar< of trustees, in -a few well chohern words. The follo wini cortiposed the class: Ruby Baker Me'da Bbgs, Sa~die Cajg, .Edn; Earle, liassle Gattin, Ivez Moi ris. Typi Lewis, ayv.McFall Nann(e Portes( Sallie. Jigdori John Joe Mc~'all a'nd .ller: Jones. _____ Shi Was In the Samse Flx A story is Nojing the rouinds o a cou jle of young pobple,.not thous~nd 'miles .froni.Pickens who :atternded church uecently While the collection was bein taken the young man comi menced fishing in. his pocket for a dime. His face expresse his embarrassment as he hoarse ly'whispered: "Iguess Ih~ve' n a cent; I changed my pants. The young lady, who had .beei examining the unknown region of a woman's dress for he purse, turned a pink color, an: said: "IPm in the samne fix." STO CURE SORE BUNIONS .Treatment Marvelously Quick for SThis and All Foot Troubles. 4 "'Dissolve two tablespo nfuls of Calo eide compound in a basin of hot water soak the feet in this for. full flfteer minutes, gently' massaging .the sore parts. (Less timo .will not give desire4 results.) Repeat this each night unti cure is permanent." Al pain and inflammation ia drawn out Instantly -ant ' the bunion soon Is treducei ' to normal size, Corns ani callouses can .be peele< '~sore, tender feet. and smellsg, sweaty feety need but a few treaatments. A twenty-five cent package of Calocid4 Is usually sufficient to* put: the vworsi feet in fine condlitlone Calocide is nc longer confltted to only 'the doctors use. Any druggist has it In stock or swill quicklys get it from :his whole: male house. This will prove, a wel. some ttemn to persons who, have been rainly trying to cure their 'fool :roubles with ineffectives tableta.'ad noot nowd~ers... . ~lAcald wb exchange. yodo vors o eSTXTEI CP A IoVi A e a- - ou;t of Cotiion 4 D - -. SutG,'4rlieons ow TQ:TU .NEFENDANT AB .-AAW< Yos ar"Hrby 8taao a ewr iecolinpleMnt .Jh h # 's 'y *i WBle in the 9, 1 'do IIIotnt Court ..for Pickens,- oe serve a copy of your answo pomplait .v.on the hubscrib e'ro .ato theoc ~umipe,~s~tor Relief-ozaile 4 1,J)i$ *Pickens, . South Carolina,'witbi*n twegi.tvday' r after .the service heC.reof, exclusive of; tif'Qpy of such Vh . . k, of suhberfice;.and if you fail to ansWer 'the complaint within th.e tite'afe 'esaid, the P'lain. tiff InI this action will apply to the Court for the i-elef detmanded in the complaint. Dated May -l5th, A. D. 1911 A. .1. lHoggs. 18all C. C. P. Carey o Carey, laInitif's Attorneys. lDon't Scratch e Dont suffer! Stop the Iching! Of all the remedies'for skin -diseases none gives such uni versal satisfaction as Dike's Eczema Lotion in the treat ment of Eczema, Tetter, Bar e ber's Itch, Ringworm, Dry or y Scaly Skin, Pimples or Erup Stions of any kind, including Ivy Poisoning. It isn't pleasant to be afflict ed with any skin disease, but no ailment is more common. t Statistps ay that one person In ev. erO three suffers from soe formi of d sk a disese-and iost of them sui fer in silence and conceal their trou e ble because of a feeling of false dell ecey occasioned by the unreatonable pirejudice agains~t affilWtions of this nature, Ylie'o Eczema Lti en, app'- i -faithfully, will do mnore Ihan it-, lieve 0h" itching and rcratchimt. I f any skin dit-ense is curadle this r itlinble remiedv will cure it. of Slz'el. 50 cents and 81.00 vKEWEE PHARMACY d w Pickens, S. C b e no ilment'sV Aic'mon e i iCmeyi and ca heir thea Vic trolsrmn e ylou -have oseeadverlsedsoi wonerful : musicd ainstru.3 I lv't re iis unti you herith: Whtiy sn p'eri todeay ieti Johntusbl H.'ed illas PendletonS St. e ____Our__houseis Ii A..Z K. v~' r WesVitrEnd. intr m .-nt "Mori'ey s e GoosF anio Balm WTough ths Blood IN NSA PI3,CL S, , W Rheu matism, Bezema, Itching Humors. '.*B 1$..(Botanio Blood Blood) is the ily Blood Remedy that kills the poison n the blood and then puriflen it-send oga flood of pure, rich blood direct to he skin surface, bones. joints, and wherewr-1he dieese is lcated... In.this RONl ,ores 40m. pim o. e ppions it~lean~lcure. pane suit aches A Rheumatism oeape, swelling subside. B. B. B. completelv changes the body nto a clean healthy condltion, giving he skin tlhe rich. red bue of perfect iealth. B. B. B. cures the worst old muse. Try it. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM-B BB pleasant and safe to take; composed Of ure Botanic ingredients. it purifies and enriches Lhe blood. it. it. i. strengthen% the nerves ind buildI. up the broken down system. Drug. Clseta 1.00 nE RJAUOIH BOTTLE with diree Lions for home cure. Sold at All Drug Stores. SLIOUS? CONSTIPATED ? HEADACHE? FOR SPEEDY RELIEF. Nearly Everybody -TAKES SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR WTH YOU? - -1 1% a WHEN COMPANY COMES you waNit to put the hit'. foot foi' art. donf't yorg We can help you. Q UR TABLE.Sn;VER IS. WHAT .YOU REQUI8FE. Look-..at our new offewings and buy .whait you need. A present purchjast- may Jpecludel ein bar rassme~nt. TIEA SERVICE. SOUP LA DLES, SPOONS. FORKS. KNIVES. %ARK Creenville. now full of4 >ring Goods, z.oo the > aird Silk--anything ' Make-Up" (except a hat).' ny Prices SHALL BE THE 3 I to show you our Goods and t ~RK. r Less Money" KODAKS and allize 7 r Pickens Drug Co. Q' Phone 45 FOR THAT KEG OF HOT TOM THE DRINK THAT REACHES THE SPOT Pickens Bottling Works, R. L. Davis Proprietor - REAL ESTATE for SALEK No. 1. 50 acres, 5 miles vest of Pickens, 15 acres cleared, balan in woodland and pasture, good new 4-room house completed ai small outbuildings within 1-2 mile from the new Baptist Churc.. "Mountain View." This is an excellent place in a good neigh. borhood and a bargain at $1,400. Terms. No. 2. 1 3-4 acres in forks of road at Six Mile, 4-room dweilin store house and barn, This is an excellent place for the mE-. who wants to run a store. Going at $1,000. ''erms, if you ne4, then. Your move. No. 3. 64 acres, known as the G. W. ChildLess place, joining Ian of Benton Freeman and the Clark lands. 20 acres in 'ltivation, 4-room house, fine young orchard. If you w l di $1,100, say so. Terms. No. 4. 40 acres, known as the Parker place n\t'.Mile Cree L. Listen, now: Good 2-story 7-room house, large barn, '5 acres hi cultivation, close to school and church, and the best improv small place that I have on my list, $1,650 on tern f n-a cash, balance in 1, 2 and 3 years. r~so n-~ No. 5. 187 1-2 acres, 5 miles west of Pickens, h-room 2-stor dwelling, new 4-room tenanthouse, good outbuildings, 75 acores cultivation, good pasture and orchard, 1 mile to church, 1 miles to school. This is a well improved-plate 'some rolling la t but cheap at $27 per acre. ;' , No. 6. 62 acres, known as the George Kennemur place, near V C. 8eaborn's home place 5 1'2 mileg from . Picketis in a splen section,-40'idres in driltivation, gbod ordhard,4-x'oom house. w outbuildings; small tenant house. Price,. $2,500, $900.. cash, t ance $250 per year. How would you. like this., H. M. HESTER* Box 264. Pick'ens, S.' Pickens . Bank Building Let me write your fire insurance; l'll place you inj goqd.r liable companies. Cloth for 5c Per Yard e find fm, manny purposes that clot b lor 5c rwr yardl will fills the bill, viz, such as~ quilt inunrgs and tops and itaanyother thine~s arounfd a hoiuad. Wet too find that e~very lbod(y. Cannot0 buy expe.nsive cloth aind have to buy according to~ their puarse, In order to be able to fill this deusnnd we have put in a line of the very best 5e oods we could possibly -secure in calicoes ~hecks, ginighamns anid homespun. For anything you needI be sure to see s. We will sell you goods on an averaget Lt as low a price as you can secure the Lnywhere and are always glad to handhe + our, chickens and eggs arid produce at he very best possible price. .Come to see us we will- treat you. ight. JRAIG BROS CO One-price Cash Merchants.