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A]OHOL 3 PER CENT. A WAlPrep2rgU&foAs PromotesDigestionfim nessandoestRwatnsIlfit!r1 OpiU-Mrphine'oriwrl NOT NARC OTIC. Apemedy forCfi tioll,Sor Ston&ch.D!anTbh6 WormsConvlsmsFeverisk nessandLOSSOFS&M. NEW YORK. Eact Copy of Wrapper. hsStock of Merc Hundreds of items in this 1 ing has been reduced, cost We do not advertise $s.oo go] ~ht here is a great big stock Qeods must be turned into casi e are offering genuine barga look will show that we have e-t your pick while the picking :e list, and remember that we ~ me idea of thie vast stock. . Skirts. 45 3.98 Children's Coats. 5.00 Qualitie-s 11.00 2.50 '' 8.75 1.00 '. 7.C0 3.00 -~ 5.00 3.00O 3.90 Ladies' Coat Suits. . . Suits 17,50 -. 11.00 50 8.75 Ladies Coats. .Gr-ades 14.00 - -. 11.00 31i~n U.nlerwear, * its & Mieses G >wr,s. :ts, (Xorset Covers etc, to go at slaughter pric-s. Umbrellas. >m fl the Best to the Cheapest .r.urprismng reductiotis. ION MA DE, Dollar Ov-eralle. 78e. Stock Work Shirts at your price. Notions. die-s 3c. r--ra Fine p"ne. Oc. - Spool Suk in ek ar. Ch>r 7c. ch"' e..51n 4c, * ann2e 4c. *core, all col-ors :e - >utache Braid Sc. Wooi0 Braid for Dz e. s Trimom ng 19e gs Ct tonl, Black :2c *dspool silk. 7 featherstitch braid 10c. featherstitch braid 7l evry Item in~ this Dep-artment at and * -er co;st. Hosiery. e are- Eiellnt:- Value. This was an up-to-date sti u on' these full -helves, at thi 2k must be sold. Here your McAli OASTORIA For In&ants and Childen rhe Kind You -Have Always Bought Bears the IN Signafre of In *se For Over Thirty Years ASTORIA Tme 0 mNTm O0ANTxV. NEW y . t a PICKENS BANK L PICKENS, S. C- C CAPITAL- 5000 AND SURPLUS N51 INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS J. McD Bruce, President. c I. M. Mauldin. Cashier. c handise Selected with C Be Dispo~ Great Stock are here waiting for iot considered, the main idea bei pieces at $1.99 nor any such r of dependable merchandise to , and we realize that to do this ti ins in every department. Only a nr ased the size of the great Ar is good. These goods are goin haven't the space to name more 5c. Hose 22c. I 3c. Silk hose 23c. I 25c. hose 19c. I 20w. hose 16c. 'l 15. hose lie. I 12 1-2c. hose 8c. loc. hese7.( 15c sccks 9c. I 1c. socks 7c. Childrens 35ic. hose 25c. Childrenis 15c. hose 19c. Childrens 25c. Hose 10c. $ Odds and ender in K Lace Curtains at Half Price.1 Furiture coverings, all 5 graoes to be slaughte.red, .2 72 inch colored Felts $1.10 2 $.(0 8ilence cloth 78c, 1 75c. silence cloth 58c. 1 35c. white flannels 26c. 5 3c. - - 22c. il 25. " 1c.1.A Special. $1.25 Silk warp white flannel 78c. 1 All white goods at and below cost. 3c. Table Damask 23c,1 Linen crashi and Towels at Vast Reduc tions. Tabe linens and napkins at Save-you money,-prices. 15c. white yard wide Madras 10c. All carpets. Rugs and Mattmngs to bej cleaned out at cost and I ss Window shades at your own price. -t $1 35 Centemnari Kid gloves to go at I the pair 98c. 1.35 Ribbed vests 88c .75 wool ribbed pants 1.00 1.50 - -- '-8Sc Genuine Bargins that will soon be gone from here. Here is your chance to save good a money.3 1 1-2c. yard wide bleaching 9c. ICc. - - ' S c . 6. ovsGloves. 65c. goves 5c. Sc. Glo~ves 42c.1 .35c. 22c. 5c. gloves. 19c. j1.0 silk gloves. 88c. Furniture cords 8. 10' and 15. Ck of Dry Goods, with quality as i prices marked that is not a iReal 4 noney will get you twice as much ster & B< Cedar Rock News. (Too late for last issue) Mr. and Mrs. M. 0. Looper, f Pickens, and Mr. Ross Moon -ere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. oel H -Miller, recently. Mr. and Mrs. D. Burdine, -ere visiting relatives in the ,enhardt section, Sunday. Mr. A. White Singleton, has ist returned from Westminster, 7here he went to attend the urial of his father, Miles P. ingleton. Mr. Walter Freeman, of An erson, was a visitor to Cedar ock, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood. and aughter, Miss Janie, were the uests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Wood, unday. Miss Ora P. Miller, visited rel tives in Easley and the Bethle em section, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stewart ud daughter, Miss Essie were isiting friends and relatives on Ee Keowee side, last week. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Ed. orter on the 15th instant, a ne girl. Mr. L. F. Smith, of Easley, as rented the farm of Mr. fartin Barr, near Ariail Moun in, and will move to same at n early date. Mr. Elijah Miller, of the Enon ction, was the rnest of his rother, Mr. Joel H. Miller re ntly. Mr. Martin Barr and family, ill move to Easley at early ate. There have been two all day orn shuckinzs in this burg re ently. Mr. Joel H. Miller had M! are and Judgement ed Of economical buycrs. Every~ ng to MOVE the GOODS onsense, but we do say, that be SLAUGHTERED. The Le price must do the work. few can be named here but ierican Dollar. Come early g to be SOLD. Look over than just enough to give you Iressing combs 7, 10 and l5c, :xtra qualities. 25 and .35c. [air brushes 10, 15 an~d 25c. ooth brushes 7, 11 and 19c. rail brushes 10 and 10c. li buttons at slaug~hter Prices o t springs 4c |achelor buttons it. di lace-s and Embroideries at dee'p cut rices. Dont fail to see them. Listen at this, 1.50 corsets, Good models 1.22 .35 corsets " " 1.10 .00 corsetS 88c. )c corsets good model 42c. c r'bbons 18c. )c Ribbons 15c c Ribbons 11c )c Ribbons 7c en's colored Drees Shirts, best values 1 town, sizes 15, 16 1-2, 17. te go at 39c J11one dollar shirts to go at 75c 1.25 colored shirts to go at 98c ,25 white pleated shirte to go at 88c .50 white pleated shirts to go at 1.10 G white pleated shirts to go at 78c 35 cream mohair shirts to go at 75c .11 1c Outings to go at s3 dl-20c Galatea to go at 14c dI 25c Luxury Silk to go at 19c )c Canton Flannel to go at 8c Canton Flannel to go at 5c 3c Ticking to go at 19e heets and Pillow Cases to go at prices hat will please y ou .0 bed spreads to go at 1.19 .35 bed spreads to go at 98 cents .00 bed spreads to go at N4 cents Sauk, ts and Comforts cf all kinds at rices that will leave money with you cent shoe laces to go at 2 cents 50 razers to go at 8S cents ;xtra good values ini work shirts and veralls en's 1.73 Heavy Wool Vests at 1.00 en's 6Sc Brown Ribbed Vests at 42e JI Mens Woolen Ves-s and Drawers at educed prices 'alue that must be seen to be fully ap reciate d 0 cent collar huttor,s at :Sc As staple as sugar and coffee and it 'il pay you to supply your wants fully t these prices. The more we sell of hem the poorer we g?t, but They Must Go! veIl as style. There is not one enuine Barga'in. The whole as elsewhere. Battie nn'anmrTTT n n FRAIL SICKLY CHILD Restored to Health by Vinol Letter to Mothers. Anxious mothers often wonder w] their children are so pale, thin ai nervous and have so little appeti1 For the benefit of such mothers this vicinity we publish the follow1 letter. J. Edmund Miller, New Have Conn., says: "My little daughter, ev since her birth, had been frail a sickly, and was a constant source worriment. Several months ago i commenced to give her Vinol. I i mediately noted an improvement her health and appearance. I ga her three bottles of Vinol, and frc the good it has done her I can tru say it will do all you claim." This child's recovery was due the combined action of the medicir elements extracted from cods' live: -combined with the blood-maki: and strength-creating properties tonic iron, which are contained Vinol. Vinol will build up and strength delicate children, old people and t weak, run-down and debilitated. I return the money in every case whE it fails. Pickens Drug Co. tirst one and followed by a I one at Mr. Bill McCombs'. Messrs. Kelly and Baker, Pickens, were among the vi tors to Cedar Rock Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David E. 1V Combs, spent the week-ei with the latter's mother M: Lucy Hudson, of Greenville. Rexie. Colds should be "nipped in the bud", for if allowed to run unchecked, serious results may f oIIo w. Numerous cases of consumption, pneu monia, and other fatal dis eases, can be traced back to a cold. At the first sign of a cold, protect yourself by thoroughly cleansing your system with a few doses of THEOFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT the old reliable, vegetable liver powder. Mr. Chas. A. Ragland, C< Madison Heights, Va., says: "1 have been using Thed ford's Black-Draught for stomach troubles, Indiges tion. and colds, and find it to be the very best medicine I ever used. It makes an old man feel like a young one." - Insist on Thedford's, the original and genuine. E-67 Tax Notice. iice of County Treasurer, Plck'ens Countv. Pickens, S. C., October 1, 191 The books for the collection of e.tate County taxes will be open from October I5th 1912 to December 31st 19)2. Those who prefer to do so can pay in Jani r 1913, with 1 per cent additional. Th who prefer paying in February 191:3, do so with 2 per cent additional. Thosev prefer paying in M1arch 1913. to the 15th ofs month, can do so ny paying an additional 7 cent. A fter said date the books will close. N. 1.-Tax payers owning property or pay tax for others, will please ask fo tax rect in each township or special school district which he or they may own property. Thi very important as there are so many spec school districts. Those who do not wish come to the office can write me. not later tl D)ecember 20th, and I will furnish them n the amount due and they can remit me check, money order or registered letter, stamps are sent do not send above two cent, as I cannot use them. Please do send me cash without registering same, as;i liable to get lost; if sent otherwise it must at sender's risk. Levy for State tax ......... ........ 5 1 Levy for Constitutional School tax . 3 mn Levv for Ordinary County tax. ... 6 mn Leyvfor Snking Fund ....... .....1 Lev'y for Past Indebtedness........... in Levv for Chain Gang.. ..... ........ 2 I Levy for State Constable...... ..... % SCHOOL TAX. Special Levy for School DIstrict No. 1, 2 mn Special Levy for School District No. 2,.. .2 mn Special Levy for School District No. 3... .2 mn Special Levy for School District No. 4...2 n Special Levy for School D)istrict No. 5, . .2 mn Special Lovy for School D'irtrict No. 7... .4 im Specii Levy for School l'strict No. 8,.. .2 mn Special . evy for School D)istrict No. 9,. 10 mn Special Le--y for School- District No. 10, 2 m pecial Levy for Sc.hool District No. 11, 7% m pecial Levy for Scho .l District No. 12, ..2 mn Special Levy for 'school District No. 13,. .8 mn Special Levy for School District No. 14,. .4 mn pecial Levy for School District No. 16.. .6 mn Special Levy for School District No. 17.. .7 n Special Levy for Sebool District No. 18, 2 mn Secial Levy for School District No. 19i, 2mi Special Levy for Nehooi District No. 20....2 mn Special Levy for School Di,strict No.21 . ...4 ni Special Levy for Sc hool luitriet No. 22,..4 mn Special Levy for School Istrict No, 23,. .2 mn Speal Levy for School l)istrict No. 24. 2'. rn Special Lev'y for School D)istrict No. 2N.2 m Special Levy for School District No. :2i,..2 mn Special Levy for School District No. 28.. .4 mi Special Levy for School District No. 29 3 mc Special Levy for School District No. 31. 15mr Special Levy for School District No. 32.. 3 mi Special Levy f(or School District No'. 31; .4 in Speciel Levy for School District No. 37. 4 mn Special Levy for Sohool District No.;:%, 2 mn Special Levy for School District No. 40. ,2 mn Special Levy for School District No 41, 3 in Special Levy for School D)istrict No. 42.. .2 mn pecial Levy for School District No. 46.. .4 m Special Levy for School District No 47.. .3 mn Special Levy for Sehool District No. 49.. .2mi Special Levy fo,r School District No. 51 . ..3 mn Special Levy for School District No. 52, 2 mn Special l.evy for School District No. 53,..3 m Special Levy for'shool Diistrict No. 55...4n Special Levy for 'School District No. 56.. .4 mn Levy for interest on Pickens R. R. Bonds hlurricane towsnship.......... ...2 bvy for interest on P'ickens R. R. Bonds astatoe township..............2mn Lavy for interest on Pickens R. R. Bonds lickens C. H. township............2 im Poll Tlax, One (ii Dollar. Every male citi from 211to to 60 years is liable, except Confet ate soldiers, who do not pay after 50 years, those excused by law. Comutation Road Tax, $1.50. The I islature enacted the following law: "That ablebodied male persona from the age of tv tv-one and fifty years. both inclusive. inI c'ounty of Pickens, shall be required annui to pay one dollar and lifty cents commutat or road tax, except ministers of the gospel tually in charge of a congregation, persons1 manently disabled in the military service this State. and persons who served in the war between the states. and all persons act1 ly employed in the quarantine f.ervice of istate, and all students who may be attend any chool or college at the time wheii the ci mutation tax hereinabove provided for s) become due. shall be required to pay to County Treasurer of said county, t>etween 15th day of October and the 31st day of Dec bern each and every year. an annual com: tation or road tax of one dollar and fifty ci per head, and any failure to pay said road shall be a misdemeanor, and the offender, u conviction, shall be punished by a fine of less than five dollars and notnaore than dollars, or imprisoned for not n'sre_tjLaL.th Capitation Dog Tax. All persons own dogs are required to pay a tax of fifty (50) ci on each dog. Respectfully Tylnr H. Stewart. Liberty Route 4 We are having some very cold weater now and the people d around here are killing some e fine hogs. 2g Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams n, are both confined to their beds. er Their many friends hope they of will soon b able to be out we again. In Mrs. J. P. O'Dell, who has M been cohfined to her bed for the IT last ten days, is slowly improv to ing. Lal T. A. Hopkins of Easley n spent the week end with his i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hopkins. en he Mrs. Silas Porter, who has 7e been quite ill with grip, is slow re ly improving. Miss Mav Boggs spent last Sunday with Miss Mattie Hin ig ton. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hopkins of have been to Greenville visiting i- Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Nelson's family.. [c- Mr. Hovey Hinton has pur ad chased a nice little farm and s. says he is soon going to move to it, where he will be at home. Mr. Silas Porter made a busi ness trip to Easley Saturday. Famous Stage Beauties look with horror on Skin Erup tions, Blotches, Sores or Pim ples. They don't have them. For all such troubles use Buck len's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the face. Excellent for Ec-: zema or Salt Rheum, it cares, sore lips, chapped hands, chil- lV blains: ]heals burns, cuts and be bruises. Unsurpassed for piles. fa 25c at Pickens Drug Company. dr re of THREE FARMS Op FOR SALE a The best offer gets them.. Sold for division. Are well: located, good improvements, From So to 300 acres. Easy terms on par t. If interested act quick. Wire me when to TI expect you, t T. M. BOAZ, Calhoun, Ga. eme ith __ bem illsD.ARMSTRONG ills ills .. ll BultfoSardwe thm orme, woe/ the ~ - or Let us take care c | Prid Stiff Joints Sprains,Bruises are relieved at once by an applica tion of Sloan's Liniment. Don't rub, just lay on lightly. V Sloan's Liniment has done more ood than anything I have ever tried orstif joints. 1 got myhand hurtso badlhat I had to stop work right in busiestti of the year. I thought at tirst that I would have to have my hand taken off, but I got a bottle of SloaWs Linjment and cured myh=d." NVILTox WHSEE=E, Morris, lAU Good for Broken Sinews G. G. Jo'.%-s, Baldwin, L. L, writes: -1*1 used Sloaes Liniment for broken sinews above the kniee Wa caused by a fall and to my great satisfaction was able to resume work fn less than three weeks after the accident."* SLOAKS LINIMENT Fine for Sprain MR. IIL-.%RY A. VOEUIL. 84 Somerset, St, Plainfield, N. J., writes : -" A friend sprained his ankle so badly that it wentblack. He laughet when I told him that 1 wnuld have him out in a week. I applied Sloan's Liniment. and in four days be as wor ftd said Sloan's was a riglt--foodLi ment." . Pricm. 25c.. 50., and $1.00 SloRn's Book on horses, cattle, sheep and poultrysent free. * 0 Address Dr. Earl S. Sloan Boston. U.S.A. The Beautiful Snow. The following feeling poem is inspired while wondering watching the wondrous, autiful, spotless snow-f lakes stly and softly falling and essing the hom ly black and i earth in a spotless rainment white. It would be yery ap opriate to recite at Christmas d other entertainments: The snow, snow, the beauti ful snow; The beautiful, beautiful snow, h! The beautiful, beautiful snow, This is only the first verse. ere are thirty-two more, but did not have room to print em all. P. S.-The other thirty-two rses are just like the first rse, SLike the I Tlat's w\hat t ed them a pai WYe want y< ot Pl every time yc will be easy. We have t .one has yet gl We are showing thi Metal, Patent Calf, Besides dressy S Swho farms. These and water proof-y In Our showing is so varied we place for the woman who wai seldom fail to make the sale, Soft, Glove-like Ski Strong, Serviceabi doors in all sorts of weather. Stylish Cuts whose tan, russett, black and white. Children's r, but retaining all the ines a evenings around the firesi< md chdldr::n. your shoe needs when in G e, Patti Greenm Letter From W. J. Bryan The following letter from Hon. W. J. Bryan was received by a citizen of Pickens who wrote Mr. Bryan a letter con gratulating him on his great work in helping to bring about the big Democratic victory. Notice the modest tenor of the let: er. Lincon, Neb. Nov. 14, 1912 My Dear bir: I greatly ap preciate your letter of congratu lations. While my own part in the contest is over estimated by generous friends, I can assure you that I am having my full share of the enjoyme,t. I feel sure that Gov..WMW-V mea,dr~ipto the requirements of the occasion. He has con ducted himself admirably dur ing the campaign, and I am expecting that his administra tion will permanently strength en our party by greatly benefit ing the countiy. Appreciatina your friendly interest, I am Very truly yours, W. J. Bryan. BARGAINS IN E LOADED Just the time when y your Thanksgiving and are offering while it lasi Extracts 10c size bottle please you. LOADEI We have a big lot of the best shells on the in to sell for 40e box. You as few as you desire. Thanksgiving and Chri Come to see us .with 3 $1.50 Oil Can and5S CRAIG BROTHl Try an Advertisen 4ooks of T b.ey all say, after' r or two. >u to get the habi e, Patton & TiII un think of Shoes, he right kind of iestioned our prj< In Shoes for M new lasts-the new toes an< 'fan Calf, and Vici. oes for the dressy man, we I are as strongly built as a rav et reasonably priced. Ladies' Shoes hardly know where to begin a rits fit, service, sty'le and corn es for old Fadies, to whom < e Shoes for the woman who ~raceful lines are intended to .Oxfords and Slippers in all: School Shoes dressy shoe should have. e, get a pair of bed room or I reenville. )fl4 Ti rile, S. C. "Clean Up Keep Them There are had for co culty is to procur without violence. byr sh * plisl SiOi $ion After Mr. N. 315 St., W says: "Alwnut life " troubled with constipation, tried many remedies. an at: seemed to cause pain withoutA much reef. I analy trie*irD T.a3vmte Tablets -and found cellent Their action is p mild, and .their chocolat*: them'easy to glad toi "Clean. e bow and them' te adviceoE because realize danger resulting from ab sipation. Do not deta t' but bef' proper curative Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets ar new remedy for this old comp and a gr6at"kp"vmetevr cathartis you h be u the past. They taste lik' and work like a charm. A will convince you. Dr. Miles' Laxative TableW sold by all draggists at a box containing 5 dose N found satisfactory after tur the box to your he wil return your.- money.' MILES, MEDICAL CO., E3idart XTRACTS SHELLS. )u need extracts most for Christmas cooking. We . s a biz lot of Bear Brand for 5. The goods will i SHELLS Robin Hood shells, one of irket, that we are going can buy just as many or Lay' in a supply for tmas hunting. our cash and produce. ~aIIons of oil for $1K ERS CO ient inThe Sentinel hat Shoe" ~< ye have show- ~ t of thinkinD~ and the rest Shoes, and no ~es. best leathers, in Gun ave them for the man hde saddle-cold proof lking. This store is the ort, and at prices that J omfort means so much. ~-~. e duties call her out of -' be seen. High cuts in tyles and colors. ouse slippers. We have Iman<