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tr aY d~n%'2WP AT THE BIG SALE. These are jut a few of the things that make your Dollar 'Mighty at our Sale. Don't overlook the Saturday Spectals for Saturday, June 21th at Moore & Mauldin Co's Big Sale H alf-hour sales from 10:30 to 11 o'clock Beat Grade Drees Ginghame (regular 12 1-2o kind) for ?c per yard. not more than 10 yards to a customer. From 11:80 to 12 we will sell best grade regular 25c ladies hose in plain lisle, gauze and drop stitch for 12c per pair. From 2;80 to 3 o'clock we will sell 10 yards of standard weight Plaids (Checks) for 40c. Not more than 10 yds to the customer. We have placed many new bargains on our Notion Counter for this day with prices even lower than ever. 2Olbs of~j Plenty of the sugar Ladies undervests, regular price 10c Sale price 8c. L'lies fint lisle gloves regular price 25c Sale price 17c. (enuine horn fine combs large 10c size Sale price 3e. J. & P. Coats Embroidery cotton reg. 5c Sale price 4c. Table napkins regular 10c kind Sale price each, 4c. Genuine "1roxite" I)ressing Comb extra large size the kind you can't break, regular 25c. Sale price 9c llegul'tr 25e II'tir brish Sale price 8c. Regular 25c Denm1s Sale price Ic lRegui r 20v l)eniIns Fale price 14. Good heavy cottotnti- regular 25e grade Sale price 17c. lRegilr '25e extra heavy dress linenn Sale price l! c. Arm & I laitmer S(la , plkgs. for 1((e Not over 3 paickages to a customer. Don't fail to attend this, Ihe Greatest of ALL SALES. It's money in your pocket to come here. MOORE % MAULDIN CO. THE CLEiMSON AGRICULTURAI, COLLEGE t'nrollmoet Oer 700--Value of i'rnperti Over a iulitton and a Quarter--Ninet, 'Wonochers and Oateerx. Aeven full four iears courses in Agri -cultuve, engineering, etc. Coat perF sessioni of nine mnonthls in eludling all fees., board, heat, light, lauin dry. and necessary uniforms-$l 21.87. Students who are financially able,. p-ty j40.00 tuitiont additionatl llThe col legot01 minltainis 124 Agricul I tural Sch~olarshtips. and 48 Tlex tile Schtol-. arshipsc. wvorthu each $100.00) and1( free~t tutitiolm. (Students who have atten'ido.1 I lIem son College or any other (ollegs. (Pr U~ni gersity, ate nt eligih'.e for the scholar shilps unli ess there are no' otheor ehigble appllicantts). Scholarship andti etranc~Lt(e examinirio ins will he ht.ld, at the County S-ats, .Jo!y 14th. 9 ai. mn. NEXNT SECSSION OPIENS. SIEPT1. 1:1, 1911. Write A'lT ON :1 to WV. M. leIggs. Pre~isiden't Clemtsoi ( holege, ;. c. . tor catalog. scholarship) blaolks, etc. It' yO dJelay. you may he crowdedt on t. Help for the Ner vous, Weak and Thin I Klt'S TONIC lYP lO P 1illT iC is at genieral toic thaut acts by suppjlyintg to t he human sys temt the chemical c'onstitutenits need *ed to restore the ti~sues of thet b odyv *to their normal state andt~ to enricht and revivify the blood. Proved by the Test of Forty Years D lik's. T1onmic I ly pophtosphite s "r ductes the happiest results in wastintg dllenlses where the patient is con stantly losing flesh; in nervous affee-. . tions; in slow recoverv from illness, wvhere thet weakened body does not1 gaint st rength as11 it ShOUld-ias in) pro *tracted fevers. grippe. etc.; in biron c:hitis, coughs and affect ions of the,. lungs, .atut whe're t here is hack of vatality, diminished energy atnd less *of ap~petite, It is a sietitie( ciominautioni ) Iil th p0 ph4osph)ilte' of~ tio'ta,o, tm . j4unaganese)4..4 imn) andi St ry(chnotine, thet vauiIe of which1 hs beenti kcnowntI t medient sctinee' for muore thano forty years. It 'onmtains noE niuuthol ir: ir. c~eami stimtuhist I,arge bot tle. $1.. KEOWELE PHARMCY Pickens, S. C. MI H. Powell, of 'reville; i visiting his daughter, Mrs. M. H. Perry. A crowd went over to Six Mile mountain, Friday,to get huckle berries. They report a.swell time, and brought back berries by the carload. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nations visited at the home of Mr. J. E. Brown. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atkin son visited at the home of Mr. A.'s father, Rev. B. C. Atkin son, one night last week. Miss Dora Alexander'recently visited Miss Nora Nations. Died, on the 5th Inst.. near Cateechee, Mrs. Fannie Smith, wife of Mr. Jim Smith. She was buried the day following her death at Camp Creek cem etery, Rev. "'. G. Mauldin con ducting the funeral services. She leaves a heartbroken hus band, father, mother, five bro thers and three sisters to mourn her death. - She is gone but not forgotten. Messrs. Walter and James White, of Oconee, visited the family of Mr. John Duckworth, Saturday night and Simday. The all-day singing at Praters Creek was attended by a large crowd. There were sonic good singers present, and the occa sion was a lively one. Mr. Eber Parsons made a suc cessful call at the home of his best girl Sunday afternoon. She says: "Call again, Eber: you're always welcome." Bee Nations has been visiting at the home of his !randfather, Mr. J. .). Nations. Mr. Seaborn Pilgrim and his sister, Miss Mollie, recently vis ited at the home of their sister in Anderson conty, Mrs. Char lie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Markie Bolding recently visited at the home of Mr. T. H. Nations. MAMA's BABY Boy. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons holdint'g ('aitms aigainst the stute of the latnt 1. 1) Gairvin. de ceased, mist i ress-ut the same duly pr:>vn on or hfwe th. 15tii tiny of Aug. 1911, orb hleb-irred nvment, and all pvrsons ind-hts-l csail es-tate must ianke p-iymenit on or before the aibove (late to the tt'ee'xiriered. Mrs. M. E. Garvin. B. J. Garvin, A-imimstrators, COLLEGE0OF CHARLESTON 127th Year begins September 29 .3 -seats onl Fr'einy. dunly 7, at t n m The ( 'ollege 's m-'il e'ndoewe''I. en ablding it eto inn e:ein t he hithest. i4'ttnd audis. It. olr,'-s e'entid-It' l- ' e'r eennre ii o A nce'et :e',' Ni .*.--t .en tt iai.e'$. .iI 'ct4. miatics, lisu l 'ee~ . I. eetnon e.-. -ti -nee. Courses for it. A., H. s., andl 1. 5 udegree' w'ith Enegineering. A tree a iut ieon sethialtahi i to each ont y of South CaOnrolin'.. Vacant hoye' scholarshi psM. giving $I00 a year and1( fee I nitionll. op~en tol competttive Ex :enlses reasn'onable. Te'rmis and II.\ It RisO()N 1 A St -012I11, Pres. (Chatrie'ston, S. < BILIOUS? CONSTIPATED? HEADACHE? FOR SPEEDY RELIEF. Near19 IEvergbody ---TAKES SIMMONS LIVER RECULATOR WMV YOUa e i fIn "" IW llle- ': ht nt,~re l' Alef& Jlrev. Compa a, 6 Corporatior daly ofiartered by law. Plaintiff - agalnbt W. ; Ourrett .Defendant To TlIJE DE1lNDANT A BOVE NX-MEl3): Von are hereby Summoned al required tI answer the complaint in this action which l this lay filed In the oflice Of the Clerk of Court for Plekenm County and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subtscribers at their olice at 1lokeus. S. C. with. In twenty days after the service hereof, exclu sive of the day of such service: and If you fall to answer the complaint within the time afore baild, the Plaintif inl this action will. apply to the Court for the relief demanded lin the complaint. Diated biay 30th A. 1). l'll. Carey & Carey A. .1. 1:.g , l'lailntiff's Attorneys, U. ('. 1'. C. ( seahl) WANTED Coun tly 'rm . uce. ChAickenls E or, L.ard Atnything e ou iave to sell that we C-in han-'b-, will a low you top o' the m:.rket for. cash or harter. Wlanmt you to get our prices before you buy1 y'-ur go d If we- Can't ave 3 ou m1on1ey fno Ont call. It' you didn't ratise any wheat we want to figu e witl. ye u on your flour bills. No its-' to fell .rnm hatL C eRitola" is. Everybody knaows it is par i x hlence. Als a Whiae Rod--as wom4 as the best. Cot 'ne -A eur inlestructible Han:e. leta I iorstei J ihr. - -gu.araiteed to cure Fore shotliers. Gol, plety 4 f Wran. Ont C.orni. chops, and i .n:i. . 1 ,'e 1f luiblrie.tinlg oil-- " d 1. :1! 1 e i -r tlings vont inl-;hat Ii be : o: 'pt$ili r R l ' lJ l i k1.i ' oa )im I -I N $ 1 4 1 i . .ll'. n .p as-e .14 bling a if the foli,-.1. ing numbers Will pleas call and get the hemia'' a e- , f8r: 711) l t the Plow. 510 K iv- mid Forks. 52O the 24 pound ., 0k of flor.. ' Pikns Hardare a Grocery Co, Serven Dioors and Windlaws Take it from the oldest man acco is the chew for men. No e nothing to hurt your stonmach-j bacco, properly aged and perfe won't give you heartburn. SIt's our treat to put you on i Cut out this ad. and mail to us 'w attractive FREE offer to chewer LIIPFERT SCALES C N am e............................. Address..................... -VI( Sacrd N Dance Mus E Nothing Lille VIC T O!W I Write for. Ca ~ ogue of ni ... Recordiu John H. Williai \ Grand Opera Build Greenville. S. .1. IC. Orr Sh.e" Vopatiaa corpo tIon ,dul chatrtered bya Viffs, age ltt, W. v. (arrett, 1)efendatt. .t'O Ti. DEFINDANT AlIOVE N A bIHD: You are lerely Stplanoned Snd required to answer the coitplaititttit this action, which is this day liled 1:n the ofitle of the clerk of court for licketts County and bi serve at copy of your answer to s-tihi eminaialtint oi the subscrib ers - t their otliee tit I'lekent, s. C. within twen ty daysafter the setvice hereof, excluslve of the day of asuIh service: aild if you fall to an swer the CoilPlattt within the time aforesaid, the Piaintiti ihn ills netionl will apply to the court for. the relief (ientanded in, the com. plaint. CAE.Y CAU 1W ilated Yaa . A -L. Il I. t'.its Atorneys. A ..m. :t0(S, Summons For Relief. STATE -:1' SOFt'T il CAROiN A 'ickens ut0tmty Court, of Uttiatno ll tieas. Suntitns for ttelief--Contplatait Ittit 8rvvd It. I. titlstrap A galubt Diefetadattms T' Til i: i-N ).\NT' A i I'': NA m'il): You tare ieteby Summtotted and required to anttswe.r the votiplat itt in this aetioll, whlith is this daay tilledt in the otltie of Clerk of Coul rt 'obr l'ieketts t'outty andl to serve at etopy of yotura nswer to the said coitnolantt oa the subseribers at their ollice at Piekenis. South Ctaroliam, within twenty days aifter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of mch' servae: antd Ii you fail to aiuswer the colilaint wilhin the tinte aforesaki. the plain tMY ial this aetion will apply to the Court for the relief detitatuled in tihe complaiit. httel May lath. A. 1). 111 A. ... loggs. 8ea I C. Ci. 11. t'airey A Carey. I'alitt 's Attorntevs. Valuable Land For Sale 7i-ao.h houase, 6 fire p.laee1', itt-e Ili ishel aill over. larg.' barn, crib and wood hous'. atc.. nlI kiads of fruits and berrie oAnm lot and one of the best wells of 'att r inl towin. 5 tninlutes walk to the depfolt or tp town ; lot 150 x 210 f t. 2. 2 lots ont Hatimpton ave. These lots lie well and are nice building lots. 3. 2 lots on Lewis street. These are gooot lotr and cheap too. . I 'ot. 8 tenant hou1. es Room for 3 it ole lhouatses 4ln6 rIame lot. Brinvas good initere't s I$1, 01. See low chiap you c. . ..; i, . a 2 ov ana .i :emtntl''t h '(k ilil. wvti; a t.on. it a sim 5.ss~tad. i .\b ' i) acres of ind. 1 1-2 miles W.' fit l'-S. Two Plubliv roads 1 h '. th a i:.tee This haind lies on I lt. E: s' -i-if T w.'ve ilo River. btoth - r ;1.1'AI) xi Gr.k., On tis ptce is 4 il,~.t -i 'tTnat HIws I .1Ais. Barns, ~tt,. ' "-nd necesarv et-builid. . -inoros of select fruit, 5 goo- . l good spring- f re tone w%*. I ,r. i .. , motmae latur . Tt, as good fiaronn1a ln, %%ill ainke 4n 1-m !iti kiu. cornt per ner-. lo'S 4f a naaking lale of cot Ion toc nere antd Sota of it 8n tu. Oats: a good pa- e int a gol fat -,. of eut iva I ion. Can cut itis d- 'n'.o. 40 to 100 ac-.. traact. with g frtnl. oat public rotl '. If vonti wart it tet shotaw tiue, if y-1u watl, at ;1ll. see how cheap. Any hinad of reaor-iable telruas t)11 sil or any of r 1 above. .nmmon far sohtling. A. M. Morris. in the bunch, " Red Meat" tgb. pice-no cxcessive sweetening; ust good old North Carolina tr ctly sweetened. That's why it o the real thing in good chewing. ith your name and address for s only. D., Winston-Salem. N. C. usic f0o' SuRnday icfor .veryday. / I nus SIendid section. Do you wishto invest your surplus nionev in good farm lands. Land is continualy goi4g up, and there is. no surer way of your making 'a good income than by investing your money in some good Georgia farnms. If you want land to cultivate and want to get into the garden spot, see me, I have fine improved and unimproved productive lands at the most reasonable prices, or if you want to own a home in a section that is blessed with all the favor.. able conditions, look over my list. One of the nicest little places in this section is a 6o-acre tract, in 2 1-2 miles of Turnerville; 30 to 40 acres cleared; lots of forest trees, has some good branch bottoms on it, has two houses, good well of water and an excellent spring. Can sell you Lhis for $8oo, one-half cash and balance to suit purchaser, Come quick for I won't have this bargain long. Anothet snap is a 75-Lcre tract that is right ner railroad station. [This is splendid land, about hall of it cleared. Has on it two building$, barn, etc., is well watered and well located on public road, in a good community and is just 1-2 mile from school.. For-a quick get-away to some of my old Pickens county friends, $iooo.oo will swing the deal; 1-2 cash and bal ance to suit the purchaser. A nice 16o acre farm for $i8oo. It lies well, is 2% miles of Turnerville and 2 miles of Hollywood; 40 acres clear ed. 2 good houses on it. A great place for stock; dairy or poultry. 15o acres for $1500. Has good house on place; in Y2 mile of Hollywood; 21 acres cleared. Splendid farm with good school and church advantages Within 1-2 mile of Tutnerville, Ga., and on a leading public road, I have another pick up for a Pickens county man, in a 6o-acre tract'with some clea'ed land, ivell watered, some good branch bottoms, good 3-room house on place, good orchard of fruit trees, good well and splendid spring. This property will not be on the market long at $iooo.oo. This is 4 a rare bargain, and if you want it come quick for I have option for only a short time. People that come here, don't want to leave, and all who have been able to do so have bought while out here, while others have gone back to arrange to buy. We have a regnlar "Pickens County Colony" here and. new members are constantly being added. The boys want you to join them and I can fix you so you will be a hull fiedged member in ajiffy. Come and see me, whether you buy or not, it will do you good, and help you too, to look over this country and find out why others like it so well. For real estate at a low price in a good coimunityqee J. A. PEEK, RI{IA L EsT1A''E BRK ER, I'iunerville, Ga. SjFor the purpose of Advertising I Spartanburg Business College *O 00'ers FREE T 'UITION to one person from this county 0 ll w"ho enters the school before June 20th, and who is, ac-3 'om panied by one student who wvill take a Full cour se,+ Or by to sudlents who each will take a Single course, gBook keeping or Short hand. I L. NEEL VERNOi, Principal, II Spartanburg Business College, Spartanburg, S. C. NOTax SO FAST! DONT RUSH! Unless you are headed for our store to see the nice line of SUMMER D)RESS ';ooD8, L~aces- Iani-olde,-im' Ties Socs, eI s, Su~'spend(ers, and other goods for ladlies and gentlemen to wear this -hot weather, that are cool, comfortable and well madec. More and better goods for less money than elsewhere. KEOMWE SUPPLY Co.