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Picks Sentinel-Jour&al. j? PuitM8UBI> BVKIiY WKONKHDAY MORNING, &r-' ? The Sentinel-Journal Company. ** Thompson & Hiciiey, Puops. v > t , . J. L. O. THOMPSON, Editor. Subscription $1.00 Per Auuum. Advertising Rutos Rensouable Entered at Pickens Postolllce us Second Clas Mall Matter PICKENS, S. C. : Wednesday, April 27, tl>04. To The Teachers of Pickens County Yinlaud School, Apr. 25,1904. )' My Dear Co vrorkors: Permit me through the column; of Tlio Sentinel-Journal to appea to you in regard to a matter (ha should bo ol tho utmost Interest t( all of us. 1 lefer to tho Sum me: school for teachers, Tho State Superintendent of Ed ~ ~ ti. . a uvdnun nan uuiiucii iiiu on per 111 tendnits of the various counties that it there iw not an indication o a reasonably good attendance 01 the Summer Echools in their re spoctivo counties, (bat there wil not bo any hold in the couutin whore such is tho case. Now, follow teachers, in tlv Word8 of Holy writ, "Come let u reason together. " We, as teach ers, cannot afford to let tlnsoppor tllllitv r?f tieUoriniir rmrDoluf.u alii / ? D..| away from us; but some will sa; that it is only an outlay and no a benefit and instead of helping u along it only takes a part of tb small pittance that, by eloso living has boon suvcd out oi our uieage salaries, and instead of our attend iug, it being to our advantage es pecinlly from a financial stand point it is a sacrifice without hop* of return. To any holding sucl views, permit me to say in all can dor, there never was a greats mistake. The writer caino to South Caro lina a few years ago a per fee strnllffnr ill A. atrnniro lotirl i?i 0 w, v. **4*' comnionced teaching at $25.00 pe month and only about three month to the term, but am now able t< got torms of reasonable length am __ _ atr figures more than double thos< received at first; and lie gives tin Summer school credit for tho ad vancement. Whenever a teacher attend: those schools ho comes in contac with men and women of inllueuci and if ho has the warp and woo necessary to make a teacher ant shows that interest m tlie work that no time fcrving man or wo man can show it will bo very visibli and those in charge will take pleas nro in hoi ping him in every \v:n | they can to better places and bet ter pav. We are froo to ndmit that wo attend these schools foi the benefit that we got from then personalT^f but while this is till HP^^^ireet outcoue of it, yot there is ; vory grand result that i-i general that in mutual help and benefit; fo ra school with only one pupil woulc be a very dead ailair, somewha like some of our rainy day aessioni in the rural districts, (although w< uuuuoi complain about that, as th< patrons at Yineland bring am alter their children, thereby T^^giving us a good attendance ii spite ot the weather*) but \v? al know how hard it is to keep upam 1 interest at such times and undei such circumstances; so it is witl the Summer school, if the attend anco is poor the interest hurti mw tho benefits are diminished; if 01 other hand the attendance ii >od the interest steadily increase! I toin tho very start and the bono fit.' :u'o groat and legion. Again these schools are sustain I nt a heavy cost and this ox nso is mot by the State, tha \ ry t-achor may bo benefitted 1 mit how can wo receive any bene unless wo ure present? Ilonco, evory teachor in roepon ienoioah i, Timbers of oak keep the old ^nomcstead standing through Jm years. It pays to use the r" Men of oak" arc men in rugged health, men whose bodies arc made of the soundest materials. Childhood is the time to lay ^ liie foundation for a sturdy constitution that will last for years. Scott's Emulsion is the right L , < stuff. WL Scott's ?Kmulsion stimulates ( the growing powers of children, them build a firm Rndation for a sturdy constiluonci for free aamplo. ph' &, now NE, Chemist*. M^yurtiuti Now York. eiblo for the use or mieuse of t funds sot apart for the purp< above mentioned, therefore from moral standpoint wo cannot st away, as in that case wo would in oxactly tho same wrong as t patron, that willfully keeps ) child away from the public scho without a reasonable nxcuso Again, it is our duty to use evt means within our reach to bot qualify and equip ourselves for < ; noble an<t responsible work t! R stands bofoio us at the beginni " of every scholastic year; and attending these schools and lmvi access to the interchange of id*. . that is continually going on wo? enabled to grasp new ideas in gard t,o how to teach, which vastly moro important than 11 iul what to teach, ns wo can by * review of the different text hoc ' accomplish tho latter at homo. * Ajjain, from a professional stai 5 point our attendance is absolute 1 as a mat tor of self-defence, who us, if wo were critically ill, woi bo willing to call a physician, \s novor takes any medical journ ' or attends the associations or ot; 1 ... meetings or me profession, but 1 content with the meager slock information he picked up at 1 lectures and, which enabled him p get his diploma? Or who oi cares to listen to the minister, v l> is unwilling to stock his libr s with useful books, or is too la/o indifferent to peruse them if * roo.Io ( .,o ,1 ? ? VsClVJ J Hi' IV j ) l.'t I i I a I I > VJ 1 IIO U'.? ;) 8Uine thin^ by alluring our servi ^ to the public, when wo have sp ^ neither time or money to prepi h ouaselves to do better work tl L we have done in the past; it is j '' such dragging along that lias dr r god teaching down from its rig till position ns a profession sect to none to a mere occupation channel through which bread i butter may How into our larde i i_ it . ur as is in? cage will) many, |lis Step-atone to some othor prote r ion, that thoy may consider 111 honorable or perhaps more reu nerative. We are unable to i t <lerstaiul how any one with th j eyes and heart upon some utl profession can discharge the dut r devolving upon them in the eon s room in anything like the wa> .) should bo dune, as the great 1 teacher the world has ever kno a | has taught us that wo cannot se two masters at the same time. In conclusion fellow teachr - lot me beg you to give this mat your most sober t hought, and mi 3 up your minds, that happen wl t may. that you will attonu the Si mer school and make it the hail L> school of the State. ' Yours in the work, 1 John E. Hood, ^ R.F. D.No.2. Easley, S. C IHALI2 Is it true you want to look old then use Hall's Hair Renew A! nnrlif 11 fa *? ^ ? I WI V/tu ly lilt I^diuicu IU yu p ? ; Ricl, Taste r ' ' 3R!Of 3 ? SI LVFUW.A IHA M O N IJ i' CI,"]' 1 Don*t fall to ?>?'?' < ; J. F. BRIJ SPRIN ...I 1 Not being nl>lc to find a suit , I'ickout", and havo jn?t returned I . a nice lino ot'SPliiNCi GO(>OS, Neckwear, Etc., which are now < t hem. It Doesn't Take To soo that my goods aro a ternH, and that tlio price in way and Summor Clothing, ,Shoes, II 1 me, iCou will always regret, it. For tho beat goods at a snif DIXIE BAF Freeman Building. Tobacco Ta A little tiling to fo< 1 with, still ?< Reynolds' tngw, micIi mh lirownB Muh '2 tnf(? buys y<ni u l ox of matches, 10 r? Intra 1111 v ft ii l)iir nf r/rmil liimmrv Hon equal value?. Bring inr> your tags, if tr.ulo thorn for something cIko, liy u lucky purclmp.- I nui ofior 3 JJOo in 10 gal. lots. Theso aro fully a have a No. 1, rod syrup at 25o in 10 i My priecfton Tobacco in Inst ad. A fow old stock Cotton Ifoos cho For a short time I will aoll Mens v FINE At lOo a paii profit. Como mul neo a |>l nm cloning out n few flno Glim Wig prices paid for Cliioionn?On * ~ [ Poorhj?') ay Riiiii.ni iiwi be B ? For two years I sufTercd ter- f ho H r'bly from dyspepsia, with areat t H deoressiori. and was :tKvav?i 4 Ills R poorly. I then tried Ayer's Sarxa- | ola E P?rilla? an'^ one v'eek ,VRS n : g new man."?John McDonald, ? B Philadelphia, Pa. ter I Don't forget that it's ^ tho J "Ayer's" Sarsaparilta r )ftt | that will make you strong \ nif- B i i p i ?"n >. n anu uvpeiui. ljoh i waste i 8 y?ur t'me anc* money by [ t' I tryin^ some other kind. \ as| m Use the old, tested, tried, l f(3 i ' ' 1 t rcJ i and true Aycr's Sarsapa- t is ! $ rilla. $1.00 a Mile. All it/u?i}!a. lj ?*j??*< rjmmm i muiwowxt.Mbm- < ' -Jn R A*k your doctor what ho tMnks of Ay i^r'a ? J SaiuapartUn. ll?: know * all about litis strain! il [ oltl finally iiH?Ji?uno. roTow hU .ulvico *uul ;j . } we will bo satisfied. 1 )KR J *1. 0. A visit Co . Lowell, Mp.hs V ul. Thn C4", fo P/?noinn M i-??^r>w v. I MV v/utiv/ i c 11 u i u 11 munvy. L'ly Columbia, Special.?The j> nsio of warrants were sent out Friday ' ild the pension clerk, Miss Kai rho! Mayor, to tho various clerks < als court. Tho following are t! her amounts sent oa?*h county, le33 c: , is ponsea oi' county boards, oxpein of of Slate board, printing, etc: Al the bcvill?>, $'3,-111.97 ; Anderson. $10 i it,!?.?1.5.0P : Charleston. *.'5 l'2s?{)f us Clit*i'okee> $5,05-1.12; Given villi vlio $ 10,957.81); Cireenwucul, $15,118 71 iiry Hampton, .f.'5,1 Li? 77; Horry, $4 or 707.0.1; Kor&lm .v, ; Lm ii 1 - custui, $5,7'-l-o.lil*; Laurens, $G,(>21 tho 02; Newborn-, $3,r>S7.o9: Ocono ces $7,207.20; Orangeburg, out Pickens, .f;"),099.40; Kiehlaml, $5 are 130.02; Spartanburg, $ 10,070.H ian j Union, $">,155 SI. usl Robbi<1 the (?ravc. A staitlmg iuoidont is narrated l?y Jul lit- Oliver, of Philadelphia, us follows: ' )iul i wns 'n nn condition. My skin \v ! almost yellow, oy< s sunken, tongiu} con y 11 i oil, pain continually in back ami side Hid i "? ni'potitc, growing weaker day by d.i I xnreo pnysieiiius iii.d giyon mo u 13 > j Tli p. 1 was advised to umj Kit otiic 1? t a ! tors; to my firent joy, tho lirst botl mv.d i a decided improvement. I co tinned their use for three weeks, and > Off! I now a well man. I know they robb 1U, ! tho gruvo of another viotini." No oi j j should fail to try them. Only 50 con! , tguaranteed at Pickens Drug Co. 1.er School Electien'' , On petition of electorn and vote! "'.'' of Central school district No. 9, r ? it ... : i i l - i i ii "\r ? i uicuih.jii in unn;ifti iu uu iic'iu i t>!~ :it school house of above named di w 11 trict to determine whether or uot 11 1 V(> speciul school levy of district, fclndl i , ir.iood fivJiu two (2) mills lo (t) mil ,rs> : on ail property within tho district It ^ r school purposes. Tho present boai ikOjuf trustees to act as managers. I'ol to open at one o'clock and clobe l,n" six o'clock. Tho election to be col nor ducted according to rules and reg lations laid ilowu in school law. .1 I order of Countv Board of Educatio 11. T. IIulluui, Apr. '20. w4. Sec. iV Ohm. STvegeta bleT's i cil'i'a" 3* Hair Renewer ? Then keep your gray hair. If not, er, and have all the dark, rich color ur hair, "14 rmn^jaaeMsaaxmnnmi mcanaw:.'.uwnwywamMM? fill Cvnlnoivpl \L GIFTS ?IN? UK, \Yr.\T(JlI KS, >S, .1 KW KLIIV, ( i I i.\ SS. imii' liau* of Art I'oilcrv. M Q The Jeweler, ' J KID N. M illii M. (> remtvlllo, S. G GOODS able location, I havo docidvd In slay i rum the nmrkfta wlioro I hive piir(has< tuieh a? ('letliinf.', Shoes, hats, Shirt in display at my store, ('all and s Glasses 11 new, fre.-ili, and thin season'* pa down. If you fail to lniy your Sprin lutH, ShirtH, TicH an?l I ndcrwoar lio tl 1 profit cal 1 at {GAIN HOUSE. Louis Opel, Prop. o-s Wanted !... >mi' porplosnvo llioin. For moft of I!. . Si'.|ii)fipp?, Enrly I'm), !>?< i |> <?to 0 to box. 15 tng? buys a bar <>f ('afdilo koh] i|?. Kt'd Mont and Lib* rty Moll Inn in:.trims and soap i* not whftt you wan pon n linft Molfuflon at ;s gal, for < h good und bright ns home-mado .sorghum, fal. lots. hold good for a whilo longer. apor than T can buy them now. and Woimu.H : shoes lx>nt tliin ?Money in it for you. <e for wlmt ttioy w'll brintf. imIj or Goods, tit I always want Piodnce. ^jjjjjj .WiH- wor^ I'if? acidt that cause rl I \$W/LI \ N digestion, boilt, ch K*"Z r l *' antJ t,ie Ker'?s that I aru' contagious bl T f l % SMITH &, 1 (l 'e VV BRING T ;; | The Smarter J Offered Her ' to T'10 siniirtost tailors on'earth are < i" u that fiuni.ih this store with apjiav ftj ishine busim'Ms. Sanson after wo s'u're's no <liivtronco in the made th<> smart suits we offer?except t <Sr pared to convitico you of this fuel | THE PIESEPT n f wmr or vI ...rsm 3PRINQ /9 than at any previous lime. The I fiji/ readied?Perfection in the art of ni K new garments that now comprise 'I >S? here ahout lOaster time, so ad vise as }/ your new spring and summer suit it- yk our time in fitting you. It is our >s, leavo the store until ho is pleased i (( Smith &*. h if LEADING < no vv Grernvi i Real Istati i( Now is the tiuio to invest in I Hi _ . , . . U lM 2<7 acres within 3 milos ol Six )}. balance in original forest. Kino ti .(l plenty of water. Terms to suit, pi jH Oiio lot li acres in town limits splendid barn and fino garden. \V a. I 1G acres, gne farm in 3 miles u wood, also running stroama. Aric jy 11)4 iiercs in f?pl.?ndid ncighhi n. houses. Kill" timber. Terms to sui For further information call oi J. I). HO LI 1KKAL ESTAT O'li^e fit. I )oj ot. I f cou P Miuiuj'h Horehound, 1VIulli*: olVeetive remedies known for < r.i in^ CA ami nil idVeolions <liio to inflamed B sitycs. li is prompt in nIVording 3 toning a cure. Murray's Horehou ? may 1>? mcd lo advantage in oner It is pleasant, purely vegetable ai ?j Nothing cist' like il in all the wo 3 house, ready at liand when needed. j?j in eases of cronp. It tins rein.'iiI fl ysms of whooping cough. 1'iiee'J nnn'ltiiKni1 AT I 11* I T / ' . ' 3 "J ' i"\ '//?> P is.v./. *?? -VVA v% ^fv?M fi' **>* Rl xl0Mmm u \ Jfcftjf t( in , .,1 hl s< islily ocnclinlo that it m n very Hinipln m: ,(1 who I him I Hid <>xporion<io or niado a Hliiily import iik'o; it glass may <lo irr? <iglit i>ii<| health. C'nn yon afl'onl to 1??? Dr. Crimm in through cxpcrimontii), mt'iiUi 'Hiti Kiuilcri! methods, to mnlco tlx normal "peiiee.t" eye You will bo wino I Hie giving 3011 trouble have thorn examh i 1. K. Ci EY1-: ! rnVNITI 'IMTinV _ 1 W il M* 14 I il I 'I Iumi' li'ltoi'H nponk for UioiiHolvofl: Ol'KK T. OK liAI'i'lHT CuUlltKU. A. J. S. TIioitvih, W. W. Koys, Edit To Whom It May Conoorn: I hid lining glnwues littrd on mo by I _ 8 it inflict i'>11 anil civnfort, find I must c!i<m ha.i workfd for tliu best pooplo in (? rjommont on hia work. I olirorfnlly testify to tho HiUmfactioi fitted by Dr. Crimm. W I- All glaMHos at ttio moftt reus "liable jir without culling. 7R n riuhaa v&ani\ rrjzz^a u H tiKfc.! |Q What. .I. I). MOORK fl 1 J am buying Product* Heoswax and llnw Ilit! prices you can sco, if >'>11 <I'v cash, thut's t[.(<) t~ j't. nfc a low Rico. V 8ugar, Cofl'eo,FfllL oil tho Old Man Htili hero. j^k >F YOUR SYSTEM NOW. flL quickly, effectively and without |$| ligeitive organ*. In (act, it will ytf i better condition every wav, for >od of poisonoui lactic and uric V,d leumatism, kidney trouble*, in ironic constipation miu catarrrj, V3J leave one an easy |>rey to malaria ood poison. It is not only th$ ificr, but hundreds of rolicvod t it does one thing that no other RHEUM ATI DM. || IOINTS FROM THl INSIDE.* 19 LL DRUOQIBTS. KP1STOW I Bitti r r B k Kw U xbm \jj * \ Q TOW ft ^ e 8>i Years. inplo;'i'il in tli<> ostal>li?liiNen(a i l. Tit s is 0110 reason of our flourhave demonstrated to you tliut JEr -to-iupnsm e kind of elolhtM and ?? lie price. And we arc Loiter pre- \\ L in & AQHiriCENT BIS- | IEW 5UIT5 f sunriER wimr.^. | ;op notch ol goodms* has been ii? tailoring has b *?n attained in tlie /y our stock, Th-re will bo a rush W von to come this week and choose ^ , or top coat. We want to take f) wnv wf doing tilings to let no man \\ in lit rod stjle in every particular. nf S3 2 o - % a / (I H?J>B Y\ LOTHIEUS. II lie, S. C. \\ i FBI lele. >ickcns roal ubtulo. Buy before too high. : Mile church, 70 acres in cultivation iniher. Frame tenant dwellings and ircliftser. * of Liberty, gr.od four room house, in si'ii or oxcnnnge i?>r small inrm. of I'ickons, eplcmiid timber and e *1050.00. )rhoo<l, 8 miles from Pickens, good t purchaser. DER & CO. E DEALERS. Piokcuft, S. O. EEBUESaSOBlB GtfBSBZSaBSHI ^ I i 1-1 trS n nnd Tar is composed of tho most u ' c(m<;l?s, coMs, In grippe, sore throat || ami irritated conpition of i!?< air pas- M ; relief ami certain in its (lit ct of lias- Q ltd 31 ullicn a it <1 Tar s wine other medicines have failed |3 .(I absolutely s. fe for ol?) iu:?l young. B ill!. It t-li<>11 !d l.avo n place in every B Parents will iiixl its effect magical I {able virtue in controlling the pnrox S fx1. (InnrMiitced satisfactory to every I (i STOHK8. Drug Co., C<>luml>in, H. ('. ~DR. I. E. CRIMM, Recognized Specialist in Refract ion, nriiini>/iiiln. !?/>..i.wl u - IWHIK >1 uiui immr, O. Vj. Ollice, 211) N. Main Stroot, over Muuueturerft' Outlet. Dr. f'rinun free examination bocnuao ii want., to nIiow wlmt tin in aldo to <lo for du lieforo you pay. It ia tlio f .if way. lon't hesitate to come if tluire is even tlio iglitfst discomfort of tlio oy< h. Ho adisen you after tlio examination is made and nve-t it with you entirely aa to whntcourHo > take. FEW PKOI'f.K RKUdZK tho impormce of properly fitted glasso*, many fool* utter. the llttina of fflmmvi 1 >;if. nnvrmn of lliis Bc.it'ucti will agroo that it in of tho imrnbln injury to the. cyt or it may menu oxporimnntud iiponf X and is utile, witli tlm modern instru! most (L-f'-ctivc! eye perform hh doe* this ho I hi on tin; oafo niilo, and if your oyo.s nod by RIM M, SPECIALIST. ritKK, ors. )r, Grimm find tlioy nro giving mo grout rfnlly o liiin to tlio public. IIo rounvillu ntiri I Imvn board only fuvorabln A. .T H. Thomas, Editor Hapt nt Conrior. i rocoivo l by mo from tlio use of glasson . W. Kkyh, Huh. Man. Haplist Conrior. ioi'n. Cross oyoH straightened by gla^scM npr13w8. HERE! it tho corner store has to ?ny. ovory day, Your Cliiekans, h'^1 ntinff to mo then my i t want trade I will pay you thin^H last. A lot of Shoes yjyTV^'wiH rod u heap of ??^ i When Last week we t ues in Wash Goods the unfavorable we tage of our low pric lied with their run several new arrival etc., that wore not < 2.i pieces, 40 inch white striped Madras, 25 pieces wash Ginghams, worth in a ri'tf nold at -c the yard. ;.:00) vard? Apron Uin^hama in short' lengths 3 cents a yard. Yard wide S'*u Icland, wortli (i cent'*] ^ at the ii>i;I. to tie sold a^ain iliis week at .|j 5 cents a yard. 1. lO 80 I N? II SOU I MM, rm , J 1'uU bU-;ieIte<l, sever il ilo. igna, at Iho j *| yai <l "jc. i ? BROWN APHOM LINEN lOo. i 27 inches wi.lo, ,?oo>| quality, regular' foi price l ie. l'?ico lie. u 10c. ! f"i 10-1 SlIlCliTS, 4So. Full h'/.", l)U'ucl?o<l, worth ?5.'> ami 75c. in rrii-e In re lv'c. j an PILLOW CASKS 11c. | Full l>loaclii'd, 45x30, worlli 1r?o and i ! 'Oc, ul 1 lc. j v:i HOI51JS &. THE Bi Greenville's Cheapest Store. j Wl \J I ? Ais<! soo iiis <luni<iise. Five 1 FLOUR, S. Lax'ge Stoc NOTIONS, lx -=*?.?hi HUGO I i<]>S, W s .\ I ) I) Lb]S, o: Everything B Oc ' und: SPRINC if* i 4 ?m ss rra Arc you ready for yo we arc; showing a nice line, n will pay you to see this line. ...WE ARE SHOW! OF THE F White Seal a ^ w ^?vr v The White Seal Clothir larger towns for its ?eperiori duribility. None but the bc.c making this clothing and ea< bv an exnerl. \V<- ar< show ^ I conic and let us show you til We are looking for a the rise and we can save, you Heath-Bra ' * ' . .V 4.y* A we a< bargains! old you of some >, White Goods, lather, scores of 3os, and lett our -chases. This v .s m White Go in sale last weel TWO SPECIALS. worth tOo to 12}e, tho yard 0|o. ;ulur way 13J, we bought 'em from a SHOES. You will have only yourself to blann you pay a big price for your epiin cfords, ami get a cheap looking and fitting Shoe. Wo guarantee our shoe give absorute satisfaction. 1 jiiilies Oxfords in all the latent toe <1 lasts, guaranteed solid leather, i ,()>') pair. Hotter ones at $1.3^ to $3.5* OHILDREN'S OX FOR O S. ~ J to 0, f>0e to $1.09. Children's O: ds fi to b, 60c to $1.25. Misses O; us, 7."?o to $l.">0 ANY SHAPE, COLOR OR PRICE Men's Oxfords, All tho leading shape <1 leathers, priced from $1 to 15c HUCIC TOWELS Ki.? ! '-'Ox40, with fringe, regular II hit*. Price here l?)e. HENDERSON O USY BEE 10C N. Main <r\ i ide W LEDE AMI ( ALL ON C. CARTEt fmmcii.se Stock o Car Loads of* a. i /1\ hay, co ik sh oes, dr: >ug'ht belore tlxe AROWARE r \ r w \ \ r ii \ .1 \ V I V / JS o, I I . \ I heap For Cash c C at Rock Botto a caT-r unr\ @ LIBEr KIMUIYS ITNIIHIl.ttK r* w i an d ^ ^ nr Spring Suit. Two piecc uule of "Milton Cloth." * D Mm w*m Mm a. mm r?<4 R bivi LIFt... AMOUS Clothing ig is famous in all the ty in style and fit and ?t tnilors aro employed in :h garment is inspected .i vaiKuy ui siyuis rough. big shipment of llour this w money. Call and get our M AVPA II T A;C?-1TXUJL1U VV . L trim / v * * ; .v'?mmmmmm ? immmmm+wmrnmtmmm??i y 11 i flvertise ext raordinary val^ ? ~ ^ .1 3 * i? WUU., U11U people took advan^ store fillip satis/eeks offerings are ocls, Wash Goods, c at these Prices. , railroad wreck s ile, and offer them to be MEN'S AND HOYS SUITS. Our sales in our Clothing department . g thiB spring has been fur beyond our exa poctations, and bus cau.~e 1 us to re-order >a several times on some of the popular nu mbers. *s iMens all wool clay worsted Suits, $4.08 it. This has been n big trade winner for D us. You should soo it if interested. ? Mens spring Suits in any of the new weaves and cuts Priced from $4.00 to c- $'0.00. HOYS SUITS. In the popular Norfolk or doublo breasted, priced ftOc t<> $15.00. >s Wo are showing the most comnlvto lino of meuH Tr<>u?;rs to l>? found in Greenville. Prices 09o to $5.00. IC *1.2r> CO U NTH III'INS l)5c. Full hizo, 10-1, two to a customer, 95c. i > OMPANY r HIVE. Street. Urecnville, S. C. - ?i :ptv 1 t j i' 4' 1 i It * ! " i vacuci'su jriorliN, OATS. if GOODS and}., advance. ~ v -N IINESS AND j )v on 1 iiue. m Prices, CD elfIs, ITY. S= 0= IjLS." J11MER ! II1VI.. Suits arc all the rage aiul ll Clllf '* .Jf ouit ^ iiiii cii 11 vl 1L cek that was bought before IV^Oi ^ Company.