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'"aCASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have { AAlways Bought .ALCOHOL 3 PER 0ENT1 suali b u Bears the dung Qte~ccs auf sof. Signature Promotes Digesltionlteerfui s ndRest.Containsneikr Q 0 1 t nor~lineral. 14OTNAnCO C. - .ar mu ramd . In ., Use Aperfect Remedy forConslpa tton, Sour Stoinacit,Diarrhea Worms,ConvulsionsFeverish nessuLOSS o SEP.or ver * FacSimile Signature ora ThirtyTer NEW YORK. uoatee undert el ., ACASTORIA Exact Copy of Wrapper. THE OENTAUN OOMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. My stock of new crisp Spring Goods is now ready for your inspection. I spared no effort in selecting this Stock with a view to Quality, Style and Pride, and am satisfied. that I can show you'as complete a line of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Notions as you will find anywhere, and as heretofore, my prices for the same quality of goods shall be the lowest. I;White Goods are greatly in ,.vor this season, and lam specially strong. here in new white goods from roc to 5oc the yard. One of the biggest stocks of Hosiery in Greenville -the right goods at the right prices. YUnderwear for men and women, in all grades. You will do yourselt an injustice if you fail to look at my goodls and get my prices before buying your Spring Goods. ~A.K. Park, West End, Greenvilie. Buggies and Wagons Repaired.I rrO LJ'Y' you know that I ami ~pepared( to take I care of your work, I htave oni hand ie fol - owving material: Wagon and.hmggy spokes and ihus, b uggy shafts, cross bars, perebl poles, p)ole circles, dou le i rees, IOnished hickory axles, hioundi thulb(r, wagoni toniguies, buggy and wagon I i'es, wagoni skcinsm' a ind singl?et ree irons. See me beflore you hav~e thiat job1 (lone. .By handlinlg Ii\own material I can make you a (IdClose pic on your work. WV. Il. Rosemond *IWANTl" the p)ublic to know that I ke'ep on hand a full stock of GOLDSBORO and CORB3IT BUGGIES, OLD 4 H-ICK(ORY WAG\cONS and ALL kinds of FARM IMPLEMENTIS. I will sell top buggies, open buggies, end springs and side springs. One-horse wagons, two-horse wagons. Every buggy and wagon guaranteed to be just as represented. I sell Meal and 1-ulls, also CAPVTOLA FLOUR. I handle Hligh Grade Ferti * Ii 'm in fact Vrvrdhlzers of all grades. My motto is . a Li, d'al ti( enrybody. Come and try mec and be I 'namI colins, caskets and all burial supl)1ies. R. N. BA KE R Norris, S. C. Try an Advrtisement in Te-See IN11I NT1ONAL SoimYScflo0L LESsON (By E. O. SELLERS, Director of Evenhig Department, The Moody Bible Institute, Chicago.) LESSON FOR JUNE 15 JACOB BEFORE PHARAOH. LESSON TEXT-Gen. 47:1-12. GOLDEN TEXT--"To them that love God all things work together for good." Rom. 8:28, R. V. I. Joseph and Jacob, vv. 1-6. Jos eph's meeting with his aged father is a beautiful pict. 'e. Again Judah comes into prominence as a sort of ambassador in leading the old man into this new land and to present him before his son, who now is exalted so highly among the rulers of the earth. In this he is a prophecy of that day when .the descendants of Jacob shall gather before Him "whom they pierced." Joseph does not await their coming but "went up to meet them" (46:29) as they passed through the province of Goshen. It is true that Jacob and his sons came to Egypt at Pharaoh's personal Invitation (46:17, 18), yet there were sufficient reasons why Joseph might have been ashamed of, or fearful to associate - with, these his kinsmen. His father was a plain countryman. His brothers were not an altogether reputable crowd. And, further, they were shepherds and "every shepherd is an abomination unto the Egyptians" (46:34). But they are his brethren and he was glad to confess them even as Christ will gladly confess us. Joseph's Great Wisdom. We have here another evidence of Joseph's great wisdom in that he con mands them to remain in Goshen while he goes before them unto Pha raoh to prepare the way. Even so not all are to come at once into Pha raoh's presence (47:2). In Acts ':13 we read that this cavalcade consisted of three score and fifteen ' souls, though this probably did not include slaves and other dependents. It is very significant that Joseph secures Goshen for his kinsfolk. It was near to himself (46:10); it was separated from all unnecessary contact with the Egyptians (v. 34) and it was a place superior to all others for them as herdsmen (v. 6). Joseph anticipates -Pharaoh's question (v. 3) and gave his brothers instruction how to an swer, but they seem to have gone somewhat beyond in that they make request that they might dwell in Qoshen. Joseph charged them to speak of themselves as keepers of cattle. II, Jacob and Pharaoh, vv. 7-12. Pharaoh does not seen to be overly enthusiastic over these five brothers whom Joseph presented (v. 5). Aside from the fact that they wore Joseph's brothers, there was nothing to com mend them. No more have we any thing to commend us in the sight of Giod except that we are Christ's brethren; though that is an abund ance. Pilaraoh and ~Jacob. The picture of ol4 Jacob in the presence of Pharaoh is striking in one respect at least, the fact that he w~ho came to this land for the b~lessing of the sustenance of life, should bless Pharaoh. JTacob confer red upon Pharaoh in his blessing more than Pharaoh conferred upon Jacob by the opening of all Egypt to him self and his family. This act upon the part of Jacob is suggestive of the dignity of age, and significant in its revelation of Jacob's relation to, and knowledge of, the purposes of God. Pharaoh inquires as to Jacob's ago and he replies that his "Pilgrimage" had been 120 years. lHe who had entered into all the rights of thet birth right and the blessings of God's cove nant people, exorcised those rights when he stands before the great Pha rsph. lie had caught the trutil tpg~ an earthly life is bat a pilgrimage. Conctuslon, Not included in our lesson, but in this section, we havo set beford' us Joseph's administration of the affairs of Egypt wvhich give us further insight into the greatness of this man. In the close of the lesson proper, verses 11-12, there is presented to us .ftseph's provision for hirs father and his brethren. This is ,. typo of Christ in His care for us. In the midst of dangers (Jno. 10:10, 28) and famine, and misunderstanding He is ever near. Joseph is now satisfied for he has tis own near unto him. Jesus Christ is longing that we may be with Him in tha. place which lie has gone to prepare for us, John 14:2, Z, 17, 24, though Hie has not left us comfortless during these day- of separation, John 34:23. Joseph fed his brothers on the best the land afforded (v. 11), even so we may have the old corn (Josh. 5:11) and the new wino (Prey. 8:9, 10). We thus see how God is work ing out Is purpose concerning the lIebrew people. Taken away from the peril into which Judah fell (chapter 38), and the threatened famine, also from the lhos tility of the other shepherd races among whom they dwelt, they are brought into Egypt and are there sep arated and yet supplied as God's plan develops and they .become big enough and ready to be led back into their promised possession--Canaan. God's plan works for both the immediate and the ultimate. The true value of any experience is not within the ox perience) of the hour. The exile of today las thr princely possessor of to A t Giin on first Sunda y in J1uly at 11 o'clock a. m. Ser' mon~ to 0old people illustrated on Blackc Board(. l'er1ylbody inylt ed, the old and the y'onngi. Let ever'y old per'son in the ('01m mu tnity be there. Old t ime songs to be sung. For Women Only Dr. Simmons Squaw Vine Wine is prepared expressly for the ail ments of women. It contains ingredients which act directly on the delicate female constitution, mildly and pleasantly--yet it ex ezcises a most beneficial effect all through the system. DR. SIMMONS Squaw Vine Wine Overcomes weakness, nervous. ness and irritability. Gives prompt relief from the depressing bear ing-down pains, backaches, nau sea and irregularities which cause so much suffering and despond ency. It has a most happy effect. Restores strength, renewed hope, cheerfulness and the energy and will to perform the duties of the household which formerly were so trying and distasteful. Sold by Druggists and Dealers Price $1 Per Bottle C.F.SIMMONS MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI KEO\vE P11 \ IMACY Six Mile News. Rev B. F. MIiurphree filled his regular appointient at Six Mile Saturda y and Sunday. A istiii Dillard has been very very siek for more 1 han a week 'itii typhoid fever, also Rev. Joe Davis' son l"iinian has ty phoid fever. 'T'heir speedy re covery is hoped for, Miss 'Tlhailii TlImpkins who has 1)een sick for somi length of time is ilprovinlg. Miss Berta Jones was in Six Mile visiting among friends Thursday. Mr. J. W . Purrot , and family of Libert y were ihe welcome guests at AlrI.R. I' Parrott's ro Cently. \ r, Middleton l IeSte1' of West minster an;1 two liii le dlaiihters passed thru Six M ile O(n0 (lay last, week ei fi (e to Pickens. Rev. Brookslire and wife fromi A nderso.. aiitenided services at Six Mile Siundal y. Mr. Cieo Mann oi(f Souit h C~ar olina Un iversity wvill ret urin home niext ThursdIay. Sloan Sat t orfield of Central is spending a while 'among rela t':ves. Mrp. (. R. Merck of Central visited his piarenits Mr. and1 Mrs. TI. R. Merek last. week. Mr. an)( d Mrs. A. I). Manni are attending the Sonth Carolina U9niversit y e-munun enient this week. Mr. .1. A. Parrot~t stopped wit~h friends in town last week enroute f r o m Chattanooga Telnn, where he at tended the Old Soldier's reunion. Mr. a n1(1 Mrs. Cleveland Marchbanks from Pickens wor shipped at Sixc Mile Sunday last. There was prayer nmeetinug at the home of Mr. Noah Gallo way last Sunday evening. Let all remember prayer' meeting at "Cured" Mrs. Jay McGee, of Steph enville, Texas, writes: ''For nine (9) years, I suffered with womanly trouble. I had ter rible headaches, and pains in my back, etc. It seemed as I I would die, I suffered so. At last, I decided to try Cardul, the woman's tonic, and it helped me right away. The full treatment not only helped me, but it cured me." TAKE .Cadui The Woman's Tonic Cardul helps women in time of greatest need, because it contains ingredients which act specifically, yet gentiy, on the weakened womanly organs. So, If you feel discouraged, blue, out-of-sorts, unable to do your houschold work, on account of your condition, stop worrying and give Cardul a trial. It has helped thousands of women,-why not you? Try Cardul. E-'.7t Six Milo church every Wednes day night and come. There will be a children's day at Six Mile some time in July al cangeuents are being mad( for a nice time. Crow Creek. Crops in this section are look ing fine and the people are about done thinning cotton. Our new magistrate, Henry Grant, had a case before him recently of two boys driving against a buggy of Mr. Guy Thomas, and fined the boy: $12.50. So boys be careful. Supervisor Craig was in this section recently looking ovet one roads and I think he wil malike them better for us. Sur( would be glad if he would. Mr Cr gig is a good man and a hustler. John Collins of Oconee coun ty visited friends and relatives itl this section recently. -John Monroe of Liberty was up last .eek to see his sister. Jeff Keesler is cutting some very fine poplalr lumber at his place. le a I s o cu t s good shingles. Jeff is a goou farmer and hustler. Old Times Roy Greer Dead. Roy Greer, son of 1). J. andd Mary I3ogus Geer of Laiherty, died at Birmingham, ..la., (n June 6, after lingerin.. ten veeks, of spinal meningitis, aged 16 years. Tho body was buried at Libe(rty o~n Sunday, June 8, Rev. Joln C. Bailey conducting the fineral services at the Presbyterian church. [li.e young man is survived by father, step-mother, two sister s and two brot.hers, who have the s y m pa t- h y of' unlnumbercd friend. im-p. two ways. One way is to n a piece of goods anq.:s aken, by somebody who and wait ten days to three can't tell how becoming - nce on the fit, you don't ,ell made or not. - buy ready-made clothes. r ment, the styles are pro- ): in the world, you know in J fit, You know when you }: at they're all wool, and s than an hour, and wear !enville drop in and let us ve refund railroad fare, BRISTOW LE, S. C. Notice. .XH A)llrsons hunting or canpI mg on lands of Carolina Timber Co. are reueilste(d to get a per mit aini whe their timlse is up they will Pleaset ha ve it, signed oil back by somie(, cit iixmn inl t he section where t hey go stat i i u if everythin i k h-ft in goI shape and t h t no t iili)(r 1. been cut and that no fire os let out. hly will le allowec to kill six squi(rrels per lay. hut no turkeys, deer or Ill',lsantsi. Permits must ho returiie. Clarolina, Tlimber (',)., W'. I. Chastain, Agt., Pickens S. C. That classified coli mn gets results for its users. i H. Saving OU can buy clothes in choose the cloth fror have your measure may or may not know how; 1 weeks to get them. You - they will be; you take a cha ) know whether they will be' The other way is to )j You choose the finished gai M duced by the best designer; ) a few minutes if the clothes j see our mark in them, tl Sfinely tailored. You can do it all in les I the clothes home, When you come to Gr< g show you. REMEMBER , M SMITH & ] GREENVIL) 'Tis Well He Can. Oh, a wonderous bird is the pl ican, His beak holds more thanl his belican. le takes in his beak Food enough for a week, But I'm darned If I know how the helican. -Nashville Banner. Farm for Sale, FOR SA 1,1F-OnUe farm situat ed ; 5 miles m Pickenis, Punl) kintown rond, 100 acres. 00 acres In culti ivation,.balance ini Pasture and tillmer land. Land ill goodi state of ciltivation. Terns111* I cash, balance easy Apply to J. B. Jones, 15-.jul Pickens, Route 4. / SOME MORE SSPECIAL BARGAINSB THE BATTE FOR THIS WEEK. To be able to sell goods cheaper than the other man you must buy h less than he has to pay for the same goods and be satisfied with a smaller proit, and this is just what we do. We buy our goods RIGI-IT and sell them C lEAP for cash only. Read carefully our prices below and you will see we are selling { goods cheap. Large family Bible value $2. price 98c clock 59c Large Teachet's Bihle for 98c Ladies silk hose, black. Lin oiu white Good wimdow shades 10c 25c, 39c and 48e Good window slales with fringe 39c Mens silk socks Ie to 50e lie pair. Good heavy 5Oc work shirts for 39c Just received onot east of 'e'nneh dress Good suit, case for 98c ginghams the regular 12. : 1 15e l' y d y A very good work shirt our price 25c kind. Our price on this lot, 10e Good black and brown sox the pr Sc 25 pieces Pelham pen-ial 123c value to I ,a rge $1.75 straw suit case for $1.29 go at 10c Full lb can snowberry talcum for 10. 2,500 yards good a pr on ginghains 10 to Can air float talcum Sc 20 yards lengths, value 10c our price 5J c 100 yd spool silk thread all colors Sc We have just bougiht, in a job lot of 1.25 M arge size matting rugs 3;x72, 39c F. P. $1.00 corsets (slightly 'soiled). We L2arge matting rugs 27x50, 25c have fthemi on sale at t8c. ILess lum A good size wool rug for 98c half price Better rugs at $1..39, ,1.48, $1.98, $3.0() Good heavy 7 Sent Island slieeting in Large size matting art, square., will short, lengths (coot rate'ld for before the cover the largest room you have $2.48 price advanced) our price 5c the yard 3 good hankerchiefs (ladies) Sc Brown dress linen val tie 12Ac' for 1- )c '2 good hankerchiefs (meens) Sc 0 spools J. & P. Coats thread Ir' 2. Ladies Sc hankerchiefs for 3ce 0 spools ('oats embroidery cot t14n 25c I adies white linen shitis for 69c 7 boxes Grandma washi g p dr L' -4o inch flouncing in a prett y<nality of 0 cakes best laundry soap ai 2 box-s { Batiste, value $1. yd, our price 09c yd. (1randna washing powder for 25c 27 inch flouncing for childrenis dres' ' 10 full Pound hoxes h)051. soa)411 miatole fm' r 50c values for 29 and 39c the yard only 25c Good wide emlbroiderv inserting ani 8 cakes good laundry sonp saic weight edgmg at Sc the yard as octagon and just as good 25 ure linen lace ati 5c the yard All calicoes Sc the yard Ladies white underskirts 48c, 79c, 98c 30 inch all wool bterge all colm s, 18c yd ) Ladles gowns from -18c to $1.50 'We have the l:irge('st line of slippers and j { Ladies black underskirts 59- and 98c shoes to be found iii -asley and we can Ladies black silk underskirts $1.98,$2."18 save you money on anything you need and $4.00 in the shoe or slipper line Men's 25e ties lc Ladies white pumps and Oxfords 98c Men's 1i0 ties for 1Oc to $2.0() We sell the heavy grade cannon cloth Childrens white slippers 50c,79c a 98c for 10c Mens nice dress pants value $1 50. our $1. idian alarm clock for 75c price 98e 75c Lord Baltimore guaranteed a larm Boys pants 25c up to $1 S0 lhe pa ir Get the Habit. Do Your Trading with us and Save Money rEZ THE BATTERY . "The Store That's Always Busy." Edwin L. Bolt & Co., Props. EAsLEY, s. (. * MMMMMMM MMunnununnnue