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'44M FLAVORING "True Fruit" brand, best cents. A book of choice purchase. Other goods am Pickens The Rem ' Ask for sample of Hallut ular size box-40 pills-ma 50 pills-mailed for 50c. Local and T. 1'. Biven~s setAecVi E 1. ni('rti, Spent. Tuesday in Gl rtenvill on busin1ess. NIiss Niia Griin is the at, 1iactive4, g11'st of Miss iulby lBaker. J no. C. Carey is spending sev eral I da vs at Caesar's 1lead hotel. Dr. Iobillsoni at tended the Pel lagra Con freice at Spartanburg last week. NI r. aInld Mrs. J. P. Caivy, Jr., speit SnIIIdavy with her imrents inl Iash-v. Mrs. (,h-o. S. lwgare has ro hturiel t a visit t o frieilds ill Nlrts. A. V. Aoward, of Gieenl ville., is visitliiu' In k e sister' inl the AlissSolicCraigand other Apent Siiday With frienuds in idThery. NlrIs. I. l. I iley is il l'ied. mot aI t h e bho ledsile of iner molI rr, Vlo is siousl y ill. Saini l. Crai., of Cohmhia, i mpoelilinig his vaeat ion with h~om~eflks in Pickens. Poiilnm BMack and( Magis irat Hogsof 1,ihert y, Were it town Tue(sday. AI iss I ult Ililk l( has ae'r'ltei a piosi t ion1 as salesly wi i hui l leafth-Iruu'-Alorrow (I,. Mr s. WV. 8. Parsonsi, of iba erly', spent. S-inlay with Mr i. ant MI rs. B. I". 1'arsonis. Mliss Ne'lit lFrttemanu lefLT no'st' lini andt Se'onia Sinnilay. airus. Ni. V. 1Rougs, a 1ni Mrs. Oliver' Smit hi, of N innii(u8n, art the guests of Ni rs. J . N. II allumn Mr's. Jo P)Iace of' Pikn hma hieen~ 'onftined to hier' hed on ne' coun11it oft si('kneuss f'or' t ho pasi Mr is. Wallie (Craig, of (Green ville', spent1I st'e'er a dys Iast week as Ite gnest oft Mrs. Johni (Craig. I'. W\. MNcLeske'y spen't sev eral tdays laist wveek in Gr'een ville' andI~hi S artnurg on bulsi Mr's. I1. A. ,Jeings and~ lit. I Ie daugiiriher, Alairy Paralee, of (Greenville', are visitinug her' par' enits, MI r. and NI rs, W. TI. OIrifuin. A. E'. NMall who has been with Parr'iishl Bros., in Easley, for s-)oeI timet, ha acncepted4 a posi1 tion1 wit ihte I I-B-MI Co. Mrt. Mnll wias with thle H -B-MI Co. 4 before gOing to VEasley, and his manyi fr'ienids are glad to have 111hu ack. "OnIis" kniows a good towni when lhe sees it. 11BY PARCELS PS KEOWEE I J MMMMM( t EXTRACTS 8 made. 2-ounoe bottle 25 recipes given with every ) E I sizes of extracts 10 cents. ) C Drug Co. ill Store. n's Liver Cleansers. Reg ) , lied for 25c. Large size St Personal Cleo Mann, of Six Mile, was 8 inl town Friday. f We call your attention to ji Ayer's ad in this issue. W. A. Mauldiin, of Easley, t was inl town on business last ] Monday. Frazier' WVilkes, of Blair, has 8 )een visit ing R. E . Yongue re eently. J. S. Christopher spent last i Wednesday in Gieonvile on f Miss Annie Newton, of Col- I umbia, visited her uncle, H. A. Nealey, last week. Jack Garret, of Columbia, ,is spending some time with his father near Pickens. Misses ( race and Mary Prince of Greenvillo, are visiting friends inl Pickents. J. C. )orn, of Greenville, visited his sister, Mrs. J. S. Christopher, last. Monday, lannie 'I'horIlley is at-tending the National Conservation Ex position at Knoxvillo, Tenn., this week. Niss Minnio HeLrd, who has 1 beei visiting in ionea Path for several weeks, returned home - last week. Mrs. MIi. K. Moore returned from1 a visit to her laughter, MIs. E. XV aiardV, at Johinstoni Slast week. A. WV. Seawr'ight, of A hbeville spentIt several (lays in Pickens this wveek as the guest of his sonm, Dr. TI. A. Sea wright. M r. Sloan i, represen531Iting Isaac I[anmbu rger & Soni, mer'chant t ailors of Bal t i more, w as a t the Hig' Stor.' last 'Thuirsday, Fridlay atnd Saturdlay and1 dlid a good] bnsiness. Mrts. F'rank 0 rady and chil drIeni, who have beeni visiting , relat ives in Pickens f or several mioths, h a v returnled toc their home ini Green wood. The Ha pti1st Working Ociet y< m iet with Mrits. lR. L. IHames 1 Last Monday. At this meeting the0 lad1ie's d ecided to) have a Japaniese ha~zaarI sometime inii the fall; about t he last of Nov. 'A. WV. ( Hill) Folg.er', of IEasley, spent11 last Friday withi frienids ini Pickens Bill has inst re itined fromt Bart lesville, O)kla., wh'lere lhe hats been1 spending the sunnntiter. He1( left Monday for - Char'lest on to restune hIs studies A in the Citadel. s H. S. Johntsoni will open up a 5 atnd 10 cent store at the Craig Bros. old standl, next (10or to the Pickens Driug Co. Mr. " Johnson has already p'irchalsed i a large stock of goods and Is a niow at the Northern markets. lie e'xipects to open upl this week. a Hie has for the past nine years bien ini business in Easley and ti is well known In this county. t< lie will movo his family to - Pickens at an early (date. ~t RIG PHN 2 'HARMACVy Capt. J. T. Taylor and daugh er, Mlias Lorena, are visiting his on, A. B. Taylor, in Charleston, Vest VirgInia. Bristow Christopher, Ed Earle, Rick Richey, Louis $toll and llarence Pace attended Al G, 'ield's minstrel in Greenville [onday night. Mrs. A. P. Lawrence, of Alto, Ia., and Mrs. H. T. Keenan, pent several days at the home f Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Paraons his week. Eugene Yongue. who has been vith the Keowee Pharmacy for ome time. left Monday for ireenville, where he will enter )raughon's Business College. M. M. Holder, who has been oriously ill for several days, was aken to the Greenville hospital onday night. His m a n y riends will be glad to know that ie is improving, Miss Margaret Booker has re urned to Pickens to take up her luties as head milliner at the Ieath-Bruce-Morrow Co. Her nany friends are delighted to co her. B. F. Parson's 5 and 10 cent tore will open about October 1. le will be located in the Robin on building, next to the Keo vee Bank. He leaves Monday or the Northern markets. Aatch for his big ad. soon. Given Away In the Indiana and Ohio floods. the cyclone at Omaha. the Missislsipi overflow and other disasters of the year 1918. tihousati. of SEWING SFREEMACHINES were destroyed and new machines giveni a.,y without cost to holdors of The FRE8 imur ance poticy. Se. Picture. In our Windows Buy The FREE Sewing Machine ant seenr policy wthich protect* the machine acainst I - by flood, tornado, cyclone, fire. breakag- or any other cause. The only insured tuachint. WR SELL IT lickens Hardware & Grocery Co. Wagistrate's Summons for Debt. State of South Carolina, County of Pickena. By N . A. Boggs, qEu. To Dee Wylie, (omi plaint having been miad t unto mut by W. I1. Long that you are indbted tc im) in the sumu of T1wenty-Seven and 50-100 D~ollairs on an open account, which is past dute andI un)pairf. This is, thereftore, to require you to to appear before mue, int my omice, in Liberty3, 8. U.. on the twenty-.first day from thei. service of t his Stummons, .x-. eluaive of the day of se'rvice, at 10 o)'clock a. mI., to )anawer to the said comiplaitt or judgment wvii be giveni kgatinst you by deofault. Dated September 4, A. 1) . 191. 51. A. BOGGS, (Se al) Magistra te. C. E. ROBINSON, Plaintiff's Attorney. Wtagistrate's Summons for Debt. stato of South Carolina. County of Pickens. By M. A . Bloggs, Faq. To Dee W ylie Complaint having been made unto no by G. H. Reeve that you are in. lebted t ' himn in the sum ef 'rhirtv-thrcee lollars on an open account wvhich is ast due and unpaid. Thie is, therefore, to ret uire y ou to ppear before me, iln my ofi'ce. in Lib rty, 8. C., on the t wenty-first (lay from he service of this Summons, exclusive f(the day of service, at 10 o'clock a. mn. o answer to the said complaint, or uidgnment will be given against youi by lefaul t. D)ated September 4. A. D., 1913. M. A. BOGGs, (Seal) Matctstrate'. U. E. ROBINSON, Plaintiff's Attorney, fagistrate's Summons for Debt. tate of South Carolina, County of Picken. By M. A. Blogga, EsRq. T1o Dee Wyley. Complaint having been madls unto le by R. C. Robins-on & 00).. thiat y'ou ro indebted to them in the sum of leven and 20-100 Dollars on an open ecount which is past due and unpaid. Thise is, therefore, to require you to ppear before me, in my office, in Lib rty, S. C , on the fifth day from the .rvice of this Summons, exclusive of to (lay of service, a). 10 o'clock a. mn., answer t' the said complaint, or adgmnent will be given againat you by Dfaulit. Dated September 4, A. U., 1913. M. A. BO0GGS, (Seal) Magtetrate. O E. ROBINSON, Plaintiff's Attorney, Notice. he State of Routh Oarolina County of Pickens. Whereas, a petition from the freehold re and electors of Rock D~istrict o. 48 has been (led with the County oard of Education asking that an elec on be held to determine whethier o ot an additional special levy of threr uils shall be levie on said Ihietrict to shool purposes, Therefore it Is ordered that the true ses of the above named District do hold n election in said District on the 20th ,y of Sept.. 1918, at the school house. 'he trustees are hereby appomnted man gers; the electiop to be conducted in ecordance with Section 1742 of thle leneral Statutes. By order of the County Board of Ed cation. R, T. H ALLUM, MRill TIONAL ELT. m. Director o L The Uody Bible tute ESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 14 THE TEN COMMANOMENTI& tA~Th God, w trtl with all thy we o ast . n ind and thy Q"=bas thysWVt.-Luke lo:~1 Every commandment contained in this second table of the law is condi tined upon and rooted In that which Us commanded In the first table, and all has been reiterated in the New Testament. V. The Fifth Commandment, v 12, The word "honor" while confined tc this commandment-the relation p9 child to parent-is predicated upon nan's relation to God on the one .hand and on the other it flashes Iti light upon every subsequent command ,Our duty to God is preminent. If we keglect or disregard God's rights, the rights of man will soon be lost sigh of. A due and proper regard for those to whom we owe our being is our firsi obligatlon and is here placed befor (hose laws that deal with our relm tions to outsiders. Respect, esteem obedlence and support are all a pari of that honoi\, which Is commanded pee Prov. 1:8; Eph. 6:1-3; Matt.16:4-6 Notice also that woman's place ii her made equal to that of the man :t Is Paul who emphasizes the fac ;that this Is the "first commandmon !with promise," and also that to neg lect this duty is to Invite punishmen i(Eph. 6:2, 8). It is the business of th4 child to honor the parent, no matte ,what may be his character; he mus not sit in judgment. On the othe ,hand, the parent has an obligation t 'the child, Eph. 6:4. Human Life Sacred. Vt. The Sixth Commandment, v. 13 ;This Is a revelation of the sacrednesi .of human life. God alone has the righi ,to take away or command to tak( !away human lifo. One reason for this is because we are made in his image Gen. 9:6. Vii. The Seventh Commandment, v .14. This commandment deals wit1 'the sanctity of the married relatlio land indicates the sacredness of pareul Ihood. There is no other sin that a speedily undermines human characte and overthrows families, tribes an cations. It is the source of. or lead to, every crime in the calendar. It d( mollshes the moral sense, wrecks. th body, brings a hell of remorse, miser and despair, and effectually bars ma from heaven, I Cor. 6.10, 11; Hal 13,4; Rev. 22:15. Viii. The Eighth Commasndmmnt, .10. Here is a statement which deal ~with the sacred rights of possessioz T'o take that which rightfully belong to another is to steal. It does no ~matter if it be done 'within the law by withholding a just compensatioi or by gambling, it Is just the same ,Deit. 24:14, 15. This works both ways .T'he emnploye who steals 'his employ er's time, the buyer dr the sollera wh< ceats, lotteries in the church or ouj of it, these are forms of stealing i that they take something without r-en derilng a Just equivalent of value. IX. The Ninth Commandment, v. 18 'This commandment recognizes the scred rights of character and inuista qspon absolute truth as a standard of mudgment. Reputation cannot be vasse4 on from father tp son; It ii much harder to secure than money and is far more valuable. Backbiting, false stander are not compatible with iove for your neighbor. To give wings to a bit of scandal you have received1 Is to violate this law. The Most 8ever-e. X. The Tenth Commandment, v. 17, This is perhaps the most severe re Qimmesent of any In this second group of laws. The man who keeps this will readily and easily keep, the four which Immeiately precede it. All desire for thoe things that belong to another is Inronsistent with true love, and in the tight of this law such a desire is sin, .ga, more, It is idolatry, Cot. '356. *fard as it is there is, however, a way to obser9e It, vis., to "love your neighs. bor as yourself." Such love will de sire that he shall havo the best things and consequently makes it impossible der us to covet his possessIons. The effect (v. 18) upon the people of this manifestation of God's glory and the giving of the law was that they were filled with fear and besought bioses rather than God to speak with them. This is a commentary upon the words of Paul just referred to, andl ana Illustration of the need of the last as a revelation of sin. hioses reso .d (v. 10) to their fear with #ordcje assurance, and explained to 'them tibai this tear was to pa-ve theun thmt. thay ehoul4 not sin. Life that is truly rooted in~reitgton expresses itself in mioralit' of the highest type. Without right reiations with God we cannot expeot/tat chil. Ia-n will properly honor thr ;parents, Chat human life will be safe,that the marriage relations will be hold as sacred, that the rights of prIbperty will be recognised, that truth "will be the basis of judgment, or that covetousm aems.and envy will not be the inspire. tion of fraud and wrong 'doing of all kinds. On the other hand, wherever God Is supreme. Thei lives of men harmonize with the professions a1 their lips. Buy $2.00 worth of dry goods, shoes and notions and then gel 20 pounds best sugar for $1.00 at Catde 1 01 / WATCH THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK A NEW ARRIVAL oF FALL GOODS AT ) THE BATTERYi Most all of our Fall Goods haye come in and we are prepared to show you one of the pretties lino of Fall Goods ever shown in this town. We have all the now things in ladies Coat Suits, Long Coats and Dresses. Everything in millinery goods, dress goods M of every description. shoes, and men's and boy's clothing. We believe we can make it, to your interest, to do your trading for fall and winter with us, for we haye got the goods at the right prices. Get the habit-Come to Easley to do your trading and make our store your headquarters, for we will show you one of the prettiest lines of goods you have seen in many a day. Below we quote a few prices, just come and see and be convinced for yourself. I-adies all wool serge suits made Mens $1.50 hats for 98c 0 calcEs laundry soap and two in the latest styles with guara:-- Best calico at 5c yd boxes washing powder 25c teed satin linings, colors black, Good heavy 8c apron check Shoo-, S10o60. We have tho blue. brown and garnet. $15.01) ginghams at 5c yd largi lin of sho to be found - and $18.00 value, our price $12.48. Good heavy cotton checks value n Eat'v. and we Want to call We have ladieh Euits as low in 74c our price 5S yd yoirl .4m.ei I attontion to our line price as $5.00 and as high as ?4.50 Good yard wide sheeting in of hildr's shoes and school Wo are showing a pretty line of short lengths value 7c our price 5c shous. We have them rrom 98c ladies and misses long coats from 2 big boxes searchlight matches pr to $3.00. Remember we stand $. 50 to $10.60 for . behind everypair of shoes we sell We can sell you a $15.00 mens 2 full pound boze3 best soda and you can't run any risk when suit of clothes for $10.00 made for 5c you buy your shoes from us. Boys suits from 98c to $'3.00 8 cakes good laundry soap 25c Remember our motto is-Your Boys odd pants 25c to $1.5O 7 boxes grandma's washing pow- money back on anything you buy Ien's odd pants 98c to $5.00 der 25c from us not satisfactory with you. THE RATTERY "The Store That's Always Busy." Edwin L. Bolt & Co., PropS. EASLEY, So C. Notce to Teachers. The regular fall teacher's ex 1 an.iination will b-9 held at Pick en s Court House Friday, Octo br 3. It is the opinion of thePENDENNIS COFFEE State Superintendent of Educa will be ordered in January. Ex- The best roasted coffee on the market at the price. A amirnation to commence at 9 fresh shipment just in. Don't forget the name, but come to o'clock promptly. By order of the State Board my store and get Pendennis. of iEducation. R. T. Hallum' I Everything good in groceries. Co. Supt. of Ed. AlDay Singing. G REG T. M A U L D I-N There will be an all day sing i ng at Concord church the sec. -"""""" ond Sunday in September. Old coe and''s:g"'rngou TeSentinel isthe BEST Adver ifChristian Harmnony song booksj Iand well filled baskets. EveryJ ibody cordially Invited; especial-! ^isig Medium in Pic ens Count jold folks.