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PKEN SEE autored April 23, 1908 at Pickens, S. a. seond olass ,Rtter, under at of Oongre of Mar'h 3, 187. VOL XXXV' PICKENS, S~ ~ESDAY PICEN, OUTH CAROLINA9 WEDNSDYOTBR819 IDIOSYNORACIES 'OF AN ISHIAELIT r~( 1- B.) "" A bird on a ladies hat is worth several in the bush. The * 9. The fellow who has the least to brag about is always boasting. It is truly said that a womai', glory is her hair-but not in the butter. Open acknowledgment may not be good for the soul, but it is flue for court officers. She got herself a waist Of monsseline do soie; And donning it, Ehe chased A. very handsone bole. 9e* Are you a member of the "Knockers' Club?" If not you must be lonesome in Pickens. Get a hammer and join the populal push. The poet must haVe had Pickens in mind when he said: "Things are not al ways as they seom, Skimmed milk sometimes mas querades as cream." It is said that some of the fa= mous doctors are now prescribing kissing for dympepsia. Pretty soon every woman in the land will be a dyspeptic and all the men will be willing to apply the "cure" to the enticing alluring rosebud of beau= ty. It is told that in a nearby town recently a local newspaper publish. ed a paragraph stating that a cor tain business man of the town was in the habit of hugging his lady typewaiter, and if ie didn't quit his name wo(ld be published Be fore the paper appeared the follow ing week twonty-three business men called and paid up their sub scriptions, leftt orders for twenty three columns of advertising and told the editor not to pay any at tention to foolish stories. V * I A young editor was spendingtwo weeks in a summer resort and wrote a letter of instruction to his foreman in the office and one to his best girl; got the letters all mixed up and the girl got this: "I don't like the padding you are using. It's too thin. On that Roudhand I notice that your col-, or is spottong. Kee'p up your color or quit usin~g red. Why in the h-I don't you make up your form so it will look decent? You must do better or get out." The engage ment is now broken so we have been told, The shirt-waist man and the uet waist girl go haind in hand today, and tho people year after year go on throwing their clothes away. The coat and the vest are laid to rest, and where ie the fleecy shawl? And the clothes get fewer and thinner-what will be the end of it all? Oh what will the shirt-waist 'for Y'our Protetion ' wO lacO tis label on every package of Scott's Emnulsion, Th le man with at fish on his back * is our trade-mark, and it is a guarantee that Scott's Emnul. 8101n will do all that is claimted for it. Nothing better for lung,' throat or bronchial t roublesiin infant or aduilt. Scott's Emul 141on la one of the greatest flesh Idiliders knowni to the m~iedical world. We'll aend you a sample fe, c SCTi& ONE"'.ar Largest Stoc T H Pickens county is on a rush made great ufforts to keep in fro heavily, hence we are in a posit bt en able to do in the past. Wo make things hum from now unti Divess Goods, T renf dous stock of woolhl you visit larger towns you will ii to choose from. Big stock ofsta cotton was selling for 71c We psrices, but. below we give you a f 5000 yards Easley Shepting One lot Plaid at only 5u, wo One lot, Outing at only 5c. Ono lot Outing only 71c, WC One lot extra heavy Outing All kinds of Bleaching, '] etc.. at prices that manufacture Capes ani A tremendous stock, all pri< have your .ize, style and collar, pl icate. HEA man take next from the things he All Day Siging at Six Mile. has to wear? And what will the 'here will be an al day fitiging net-waist girl throw off ker shou- atSix Mile the fifth Sunday in ders now half bare? The shirt- November. There will be present wais,t man asd the uct-waist girl several lodors of music. Every. go rollioking down the way. Have body cole, Bring song books and %o started a trend that is going to (lier an( let's have one inure end in the oid fig leaf some day? good singing boforo we go into win ** *ter quarters. Docic Garrett. A young man not a thousand miles from here went with his is- L T 0I ter to a dry goods store. He pur chased a pair of glove. for .his sweetheart. The sister bought a no Meig pair of hose for hersejlf. Of course 3i eod(iiit fteP' the clerk got them mixed. The iol ~i~lW ihl t l~ i explosion cake when the sweet, o etn ih h iet ~p heart opened the package and ts hrho audyhfr h found a pair of long black stock,.ffhSna nOtbr t 0a ~uge. She blushed. Then she II opened the note and 'read the fol- e.WA hitohrt rah lowing tender lines: "I am send-thinrdcoysmoltra, ing you a little preseat, Oh, how Rv .J bot I wish that no other hands than Thquietobdicsdar mine would ever be permitted to ~fdlw touch them after you put themi on. Ifrtury Wh sul 1) But alas, a sco~te of fellows may h tiueo atsstwr touch them when I am nit by SaoMsinFrtsekrW your side, and other eyes may see ~Ere them when you are on the street m -ooi ur: htbcmso at darties. I bought the longes'tesuso i iheu fe p~air I could get, and if they ar~ueihutltejdiet is too long you may let themi wrink .je~e e.F.I olnhn down. A great ma .y girls, I kno.. tl, tir3 ~tewyi wear them slipped down a lite wic .u rtace etig always wear them at. parties. I are i prvd b u want to see how they fit aha ic ? .F.Nlood call Tuesday niigh t, Yo c e n - a \.Pliilek them esly, dear a iiib bes zu.e, ,.~ ~ . ~ you leave themi ont till hey ''ry I lprtos I hope they are not toon sma'l lU* intr in them befor. you put thlemi on."' The youTheri willibe analalluday.singing November The wl be reen nigh "tos~e ow h ti II 8veral le de~ 4 of ni Eve to win hbody hcome.l Bing song books and Doctors SadinlnerVandldlet's.havee.one more 'Aferdocorng ortwo'.a ea i~il good ~ isining b tfo r ew intin., 1~est physicitne inugh andlheala dungi ;ettng ors, te dtetas aviel m T-'hihe seon ii ion e onh PiRiely 'i~te?~tti~a1 t itat n*. . ~ montla Union' ll hold W ,1i, lts netr lu u'4C~plb~~iv anthe matliit ionr meetinp with01'I th ibertyi ap.lO' ~ F~eyA K na tiet hrc on Saturday beor the frinda~m~rommn~l t ni' b ifth le:4 Sunday it Ocoer at Ioo ove ~ a, nu Dr ~. theb intr ductor smn, Atrnice, fUssla~~~. oRev W.u J. Abb5o. guinod CTJhe queriesHobe"dicuse r Kids ~~~~~~.. follws: af.au'.D. pa~ :k, Lowest Prices and Bigge IA TT-OF to the front in the way of progress and we have not been aslee) as to at of the procession. All kinds of merchandis4 has been advancimg aid v ion to sell you all kind. of nerchandise at ol( priets--even loweri in n o have done more business than in any plevious yea r, and to swell ti I January 1. diullnings, Etc. Meu's Clothing Mmli m and staple Dress.Goods. If Men-and young inn or tas.e a ot find as complete assortments any 0thte) in ou1 (lotirl I pIes bought last sumimer when of PaiiO or in Ovorcoat with 8t haven't space to quote many Eclipsq Clothing, wi well as other g DAV :not bfi (1lostioIued as to fitsh ion, fit a at only 5c, worth 63c. our $5 00, $7 50, $10.00, $15.00 and uld be cheap at 7c. Lild e chap a 7c.We are p)roud of Our Boys, C101 rth 10oc. we reI)rcsoot il this lino are of th only 10c, worth 121c. arg'HL in this tion. Big loe icking, Ducks, Dinnies, Jeans. to $6.00. m w ould not care to dup licate. I Y IflI.9 s O S1100 D eP RIii1 I Jackets. or tho lrge4 and most complet( )es, from $2.00 to $10 00. We Some of the irmingha stock left an)d at prices you canlnot (In- If i~Pt'SiriMnnd you want yo oars. We buy in solid Cars, sav. re TheNew Busnessoa Suictwiht this year is the w Olym-as othe pia 3-Button Sack. Lo -h . Is no bh e quBs i es ti e aSu it of s on fi In this, as you see from the drawing, you have one of theymost Th rcoasn in th islsge than usualstbuttiitsepron.org lino r 1tiyou naveoubeeno Dopartm ofrthelaogetlled thatcmplht Theeofwheoirenghgarmentef angs pre the shno u- I tsFriuayuwn o ders.Weiny insolasyr, caorn fTe siN eavinneg ui arouna idt. Olm It thiss ou esgn ifgoandhthoroughgtail haveing tof make thesetSHO ns o stylish "looss ofelear look jut iogt-than A~Q~J~y~ usuall aut Winteopr.. is 1 t 2 tions0haveMbeen so clev . efecIisexEN ednL dIEVLI .C Theeasl woleg arment ans fthrom ane shoul loins ian eay, h i c om-~..~ otbe faseion , theavn hpveny oralof roome al around. o Itaesood esign oringo to akeiki thes - 3 0 se211tkss "loosre, omoels anohe dast rigttat ur' Clotal esaker Sold and burtemfrmde bys makens Dru kno Bcls ros.g y or ob Balir ng he t Business tLbe conditions. We havo re looked ahead and bought iny i nstances than wo o have at iicreuso we are going to rnately priced. Ad econoney-need not look . )epartmont for a Suit, pair yle, quality and fit. The >od makes we handle, need .id wear. You should see $18.50 suits. Ahing. The manufacturers a best, and our stock is ihe nging in price from $1.25 Lit you will miss seeing one assortments to be found. going at 75c on tbe dollar. can't aflord to miss seeing ight and got -a big discount. DWOa IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Homeseekers. I wvill be at Oakway, Oconee county, S. C., on October "5th to 2811h inst. inclusive, for the purpose of closing out all mnds optionedl to me, as well as the lands I have bought in at section. Th ese, la nds are wvell i mplroved farms, comnparatively level, nd thle most of them have new houses, barns, etc. I will pa~y all expenses wvhile I am there of bona-fide homeseekers who purchase lands of me, including all railroad fare from all points in Greenville, Pickens and Oconee coun. ties, providedl you notify me in time to provide proper accom.. mlodations for you. I expect to have 20 to 40 desirable tracts of land to offer, -ll of wvhich arc to be closed out at private sale, and at the right kind of prices. Partics who want me to offer their lands at this sale must send me full descriptions of same at once, so I can have them examined, and know that the prices are right, before offering them to buyers. I shall reject all lands in this sale that are optioned to me at a price above that prevalinifg for like quality of lands in the location where they are offered. Tlerms--One-third Cash. Balance, in three equal annual installments, wvith interest at 8 per cent, per annum, with mortgage on promises to secure balance of purchase rlny Now if you mean business this is your chancetoscr a home in the b~est country on earth. Address me at Anderson, S. C. JOSEPH J.. FRE'lWELL. Brige o Lt.. . INotice of Final ettfemnt I WInL let to the lowest tbidder on the itat day bteJ~~e o * NeWery, of Noeme noxt, the buinding of the covered Prbteh Jt gay fNo. P190en cou'anty Woodenu bridge, with tuhn~lar picra, across i-set18mo daof Nov. e 1905, ofo mna 'rwlvMIo river, at the GaM.saway old1 bridge Ksermnof teested, of Amanda b iht reserved to reject anly and( anl bids. K nnemores eeutor. nk obedi