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*4IAS VOTE r s Face Crean and Face Cream Soap They Know It's Good Two Sizes, 25 and 50C. EOWEE PHARMACY THE NI STORE A, IF11111111*4116 24 Nnnanys Candy o and Personal F S heweek-end We are requested to announce this ty. atthose wko are interested in - ; ~Scona burying ground will -'s at his meet there Friday, July 31, and sit bring the tools necessary for eeanifig the grounds. Arffhar 'Allen spou the weekI-_ s pents in . ckens. An examinaion for rural --- carierwill be held' at Pickens Frddda Hughes o -Rich- on Aueust 22 1914. Persons be d Ia'the guest of Mlss Mary tween the ages of 18 and 55 are ewI - eligible as carriers. Postmast -- ers will give information con MissStella Poter is teaching cerning examination. the ,summer session of the Sun- - The party given last Thursday - Hevening in compliment to Miss j. Homer ramlett and.6thers Janet Bolt of Easley and Miss of Gre, were - Clements -of Atlanta, was i ;ens;, Sunday-' 1pleasant affatir. The party was Mgiven by Miss Mattie Finley, at -is.ds spen the s r the home of Troupe Partridge. 14nd- is splen the'summer with Mrs. J. ewis. Mrs. W. H. McLeskv. died at set enjoyed a er home in Piedmont. last. Fri -t the home of Mr. day. Mr. A.. J. Boggs, his Hester, nesr the city, last mother Mrs. Elmira Boggs, who is a sister ol Mrs. McLesky, and several other relatives from here. home of Rev. and Mrs. attended the funeral Saturday ins was blessed Sun- af Piedmont. r y morningby thearrival of a Whilebathing in Whitewater river near Brown's hotel last D- B. Finney, who has been week Furman Morris steppied on siigin Celumbia and Laur- a piece of a broken jug and se deose, returned to his home here verely cut his foot. a large gash last week. -..being cut-to the bone. Furmnan Ifr.~ .P Caey Jr hs i 'as unable to walk for some ]nstJ. . CreyJr.hasre-time, but is iiow able to be about tau-ned to her home in Pickens,. with the aid of a crutch. after atwo weeks stay in -Hen --- dersonyille. -The barn of Mr. Joe Stansell, Miss1n~zSmit Of- who lives seven 1niles, above nezSmthofEasey vis Pickens, was burned last Sun e ergrandparents. Mr. and day morning just before dav r.John Roper, several daIys light. A buggy and one mule - last week. -_-_. were paved, the remaining con tentseof the barn were lost, in ' d andidatesfor counity offices chuding one mule, a cow, fifty nd mst 4Hle their- pledges by Aug- bushels of wheat and quite a oat th or be barred from run- lot of feed. uning in the primary. - Watins- Hon. J. E. Swearingen has vns Johnson. of.d tis written Supt. Hallum that on ~iGa., isspending a few days account of a meetinig of the State -~~ his aunt, Mrs. LaWrence Board of Education being called Roenear Pickens. to meet on next Friday,July 31, he will be unable to come to the fr.adMrsrR. F. Herd and county at this' time. It is his ~ii~ld~nFloand Roy, are vis- desire to come later in the sum 4~ ~ngtheirdaug hter s. F. A. mer. Prof. Lueco Gunter. state <~{~e~son inoaath. ~ supertisorof elementary schools, --will fill his engagement at Zion and Ruhaimah ne~xt Friday. ~Thec661red District Confer ? ele of the Methodist church wa n sessionsa&Pickens Chapel Col. Wise, auditor of Aiken I.E. church,.in west end last county, was sent to Pickens last week.week by the state authorities to - (check up the settlement be ..R E. Brcethewel knwntween the auditor and treasurer R E.<Ber'c the BwSel, hasw of Pickens county, for the fiscal mane ro f eek's vtion ear ending June 30, 1914. strndfren parteks ofacath After checking over each item mar iffeen pat fNrhCol. Wise found the accounts arolin. . 'correct and never changed a Chie H.A. ealy hs rsenfigure of the auditor's. He corn seerlies in tauey hasren plimented Mr. Christopher very queed ihs istr.Ature lit- highly on his work. The total qu irlkened s s Ahome lit amount of mongy involved was tiegir arive athishom on$186,129.48, beir'g divided as W>'~rtday, 24th. follows: County- money,. $94. 2 ' 976.86; county school money, Miss Mareon Lee Huckabee, $65,226.47; state money. $25, after spending a month with 926.15. Mr. Christopher has al her sister, Mrs. E.'Marvin Locke, so recently received a letter from at San Sonci Villa, returned to the comptroller general comphi her home in Norris, Monday. mernting him very highly on his Mrs. Locke going with her for work and speaking of him as a few weeks' visit.-Greenville tone of the best county auditors. News. in the state. SThings You Need Now Fruit Preserving Powders Fruit Jar Rubbers Paraffine Wax /Tne Fruit Preserving Powders we sell are harmless. They keep frait perfectly, and do away with cans. They do not cause fruit to taste. A 15-cent package will preserve 50 pounds of fruit. Fruit Jar Rubbers at 5 cents per dozen-so cents per dozen dozen. Also 10 cents per dozen-$1 per dozen dozen. Parafline Wax to cover jelly, preserves, etc., and keep them clean and airtight, 15~ cents a pound.y PICKENS DRUG COMPANY . The Rexali Store Several new candidates this week. G. A. Ellis made a business trip to Spartanburg Saturday. The Piedmont Baptist asso ciation will meet at Central Thursday. July 30. There are between 650 and 660 voters iegistered on the Pick ens club roll, which is a greater number than voted here two years ago.. Al club rolls closed Tuesday night. Theron Hester, who holds a position in Atlanta. - had the misfortune to get. his ankle broken while. alighting from a street car in that city several weeks Ago. Theron came to Pickens to stay a.few days with his parentsMr. and Mrs. M. F. Hester. Brown's H6tel, which this season is in charge of Dover Hinkle, is enjoying a very suc cessful season and the guests ard much pleased withthe treat ment received at this popular place. A large number of guests are. now at the hotel. Among those from Pickens who were there lat week were Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bivins and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thorn ;iev and little daughter, Misses Ellen Lewis, Inez Morris, Irene Turner, Mae Grogan, Ferdie Legare, Frances Bruce, and Messrs. Furman Morris, Hagood and Sydney ruce, and Jule Boggs of Easley. Card of Thanks Mr. Editor: Please allow us space in your paper to thank our good neighbors and friends for their help and kindness to us during.the sickness and death of our mother. May God's richest blessings rest upon each one of theni is our prayer. J. S. Fnqxy. Horrible Crime Oneof the mist* sordid and cold-blooded crimes Greenville county has ,known in years came to light Sundayafternoon when J. D. Nix, a man of 52 years, was arrested, by Sheriff Rector and-brought to the coun ty jail, 'where he confessed to having committsd incest with his own niece and when the baby was born carried it into a nearby field and buried it in a shallow'graye dug by his own hands, Death of Mrs. Jane Finley On July 25 the death angel came and took from this world one of our good women, Mrs. Jane Finley. and carried her to that bright home above. She had not -been strong for ten years, and eight weeks ago she was confined to her .bed, On Saturday before she died she called her children to her bed side and told'them she was ready to go home and that she wanted all of her children t9 meet her in heaven. She was 58 .years of age and had been a member of the Bap tist church for over 35 years. She was a daughter of Abe Hen dricks and the widow of William Finley, who preceded her'to the grave 21 years. She leaves two brothers, Mace .,Hendricks ' of Laurens county and Bob Hen dricks 'of this county; and six children, J. S. and W.. B. Finley of Greenville cotuntyr; Mrs. Della Medlin of Anderson county, and L. A.,Ernest and velmer Finley of Pickens county. The remains were laid* to rest the day following her death in the Oross Roads cemetery, Rev. J. E. Froster condgetmng the funeral services.* County Candidates Will Speak To the Public and All Concerned: There will be a meeting of the county candidates at McKin nev'b shop, August 7, 1914. -All the candidates are requested to be on hand and discuss the issues as they may be presented. The meeting will be called to order at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. , J. C. MCKINNEY. [Advertisement] To The Voters of Pickens County Owing to my invalidity and having no conveyance, I shall not attempt to canvass the county. I was born and raised in Pickens county and well known in the county. I am thoroughly competent to dis charge the duties of the office to which I asp'.re. It is my inten tion to attend all the county campaign meetings and there present my claims. I hope to meet every yoter in the county at those meetings and ask them to come out, see and hear a man that has never known what it wasto walk as other men walk but has had to sit in a rocking chair for. 44 years. _That is the kindof a nitan who is asking to be elected to the office of Probate Judge. Respectfully, J. ALONzo BROWN. Let Evl End With You. Let evil end with you. Do not pass on the scandal, the douibt, the inljuste foe, the abuse you have reeived. Moral garbage, thus consumed, abaIl gen your neighborhood, instead of cubering and defilng it.-From "A Farmer's Notebook," by C. E. . Easley Locals Mrs. W. A. Neal of Atlanta is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred E. Cullum. Misses Virgil and Margaret Sellers left Thursday for visit to Atlanta and Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Holler are away for a month's stay in the mountains of North Carolina. Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Smith left the earlier part of the week for a visit to Tate Springs, Tenn. Miss Barbara Clapp, formerly of thi3 place but now of Salis bury, is visiting relatives here. Misses Mary Duncan Tarrant and Nina Odom of Springfield are-the guests of Mrs.Dan Jones. Misses EssieHagood and Sara Smith returned Saturday after a ten days' visit to Elberton,Ga. Miss Tirzah Hughes of Pick ens spent several days here as the guest of Miss Lyde Folger. Lsurdine Smith, who lived here several years ago but who is lo cated at present in Savannah, is -the guest of relatives here. The friends of Mrs. J. A. Rob inson willregret-to hear that she had the misfortune last week to fall and get her ankle broke. Little Misses Rebecca. Aull of Elberton and Katherine Hagood of Pickens visited Miss Essie Russell during the past week. Curtis Cullum, who has been spending the past few weeks here. left for a stav at Wrights ville Beach before returning to his home in Blacksburg: Claude Wyatt, a member of the United States navy, who has been spending a furlough hei e with his parents, left Thursday to join his crew at New York. Sam Starke of Elberton, who has been visitpna Mrs, C. B. Ha good of Pickens and Mrs. H. E. Russell of this place, returned to his home last Wednesday. Miss Essie Russell accompanied him and will suend several- days in Elberton with her grandparents. - A pleasant social event among the younger social set was the party riven oi last Saturday morning by Miss Essie Russell in compliment to her two visit ors, Misses Katherine Hagood and Rebecca Aull. Varions games had been previously ar ranged.. An Ice course was served. Catarrh Cannot Be -ure with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. ias they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarh Ia a blood or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it you must take in ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is. taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and' mucous surfaces. Har Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best ph7 sicians. In this country for years and is a regular pr'escription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the ucous tsurfaces. Th prfect combix duces~ such wonderful results in curin.g catarrh. send for testimonials, free. F, ,T. CHENEY & CO.. Props.. Toledo, 0. ScId 'y Dlru'gists, price '5c. 'Take Baln's Framily Pills for constipation., "The Best Way" Through Sleeping Car Service BETWEEN Spartanburg, Greenvli, Belton (from Anderson), Elberton, Athens and Atlanta, Ga., via G. S. & A., Greenwood and Seaboard Air Line, Eftective Sunday, May 31, 1914. Latest Improved Steel, -Electrically Lihte.-Twelve Section Drawing Room Sleepers will be used in this service. -Operated on the following schedules: SOUJ.HBOUND Leve Sprtaburg. -----.. 7 pm " Green' e.--.---...- 9:10 pm " Anderson .. .. ..- 9:45 pm " Belton-...---..--...10:15 pm " Hoea Path--....--10:31 pm " Donalds-------.--10:42 pm Arrive Greenwood-..-......- 11:20 pm " Elberton -----:-- 402a "Athens-------..--5:03 am "Atlanta ----...-..... 6:20 am NORThOUND Leave Atlanta.--....-----.8:55 pm "Athens..--.-...--.12:03 amn " Elberton---1:0-- 4 am " Greenwood.....--..6:00 am Arrives Honea Path.--..---6:43 am "Donalds...------6:33 am " Belton----...----7:00am " Anderson - . . .. 7:35 am " Greenville.....-- ..-- 8:05 am "Chick Springs....----8:36 am " Spartenburg-- . ... 9:20 am Through tickets sold to all important points. Call your nearest ticket agent for reservation. Greenville, Anderson & Spartan burg Railway . S. Allen. G. P. A.. Greenville, S. C. lhe Southern Raglway Premier Carrie~r of the South. ~. B. The following scihedule figures are published as information and are not guaranteed: No. Leaving Easley Time 42 From Seneca to Charlotte 8.38 a m 2 Atlanta to Charlotte 1.33 p m 40- Atlanta to Chairlotte 6.25 p m 9 Charlotte to Atlanta 12.01 p mn 1 "' Charlotte to Atlanta 4.00 pm 41 " Charlotte to Atlanta 9.55 pm 29*- Washington to Bham 7.37 am *Stop on signal to receive passergers for Atlanta. For complete information write W. R. TABER, P. & T. A.. Greenville, S. C. . .M ,A g. P- A . C IN. After Twenty Years. The self made man stalked into th ofce of a great 2nancier with whoi he had an appontment "You pi'oa . ~- remember me, he began. "but twenty years ago whe -I was a poor messenger boy you gay me a message to carrY" "Yes, yea!" cried the financie3 "Where's the answer?'--Christa Register. His Manifold Aspect. - Sman Bary-Mnman, Is it realy tru that the devil has horns and a cml - foot? hs Mother-Ah, my dear, so=4 times &e deilf appears in the shap of. a very handsome and charmin young man. Sman Bay (pityingly)--Oh. mummY You're thinking of Cupld.-Pnnc No Gentle Joke. - Hemmandhaw - When BeanbrouS ,got marritid one of his frliend thre, an old shoe through the carriage j him and hit him on the head. fimmepate-Couldn't he find ox who owned the shoe? Hemmandhaw-No; it belonged to horse.-Judge. Widow Was Shocked. "You wil," said the attorney, du2 ing the course of their consultatlol "you will get your third out of th estate." I "Oh!" exclaimed the widow, aghas "how -can you say such a thing wit my second scarcely-cold In his grave! -Green Bag. ALL WORK. SheI~hik ariag soud.e il Shi-g thinld k arriae huldl. Luoky GirI. There was a dear~ debutante Who had a winning way: ' In fact, she eleaned up tldy smns At bridge, 'most every, day. Sense of Relief. . "Whad this?" asked the -dictata nervously, as the, courier handed his a document. "An ultimatum." "Another umanmar? Then ft's a right' I thought maybe they wel trying to start something." The Modern Girl. "But are you sure, young man, thi you can support my daughter in ti style; to which she .has been .accu tomed?" "Much better, sir. To be frank wil you, I rather suspect It to be one 4 her reasons for marrying:" Distinction of Terms. ,"That man who paid a fortune-for bogus rare book must be a very india nant bibliophile." 'Well," replied Miss Cayenil "there are bibliophiles; and then the1 are what Josh Billings would hai called 'bibliophools.'" Bridge. Nick-Are you a go card 31syer1 Dick-No., At brig I'm a regula Hortins. Nick-What do you mean-a regVIl Horains? Dick-I keep the others from com ig across.-Juge. GOdng Hin Room. "The orchestra is too crowded." "They will have to sit tight." "But the trombone player hasn room to work his slide." "I can't give him any more roow laterally. .I'll cut a hole -in the floor he likes."' Old Man Lost the Show. "Did your father ever lick you" "Once, but I got good and even." "How?" "Why, when the circus came t town shortly afterward I said I didli care togo."-. Naturally. -She-I'm disgusted -with our club. He-What's the matter with it? She-Do you knqw, at our last mee1 ing, some women gossiped so muc there that I hadn't a chance-to be firn with the~scandal in our neighborhoom Soaked. "Dollerby made a speech.atfthe baz 'quet last night without at frst fami farzing himself- with msn" "Oh, his own tcondition wastrespoi aible for -that." . Bad for Dents "How'are those two young-mentwh went Into partnership as deneistargel ting on?" "Raher'badly. Saniehowtheyykm' seem to jpull together." Natural Fireman "iiyour husband. one of tiise mel who a~ways want to ru to a firer" "a," replied Mrs. Corntossel Announcements For Congress I hereby announce myself a ca te for Congress from tongres sional District, su ct to the rules of the Democrati t. JOHN I .oRtON, Belton, S. C. For Wouse of Representatives Tie friends of JAMES P. CAREY, Jr., hereby announce him as a candi date for member of the House of Representatives from Pickens coun ty, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic voters in the primary elec tion. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the House of Representatives from Pickens county, subject to the Democratic voters at the primary elec tion. JOSEPH E. LEACH. John P. Smith is hereby announced a candidate for the House of Representa tives, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic primary. DR. J. L. BOLT is hereby announced k a candidate for the House of Repre sentatives, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. t' I hereby announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic pri; mary in the coming election. J. C. GARRETT. For State Senator I hereby announce myself a candidate for the State Senate, subject to the rules of the Democratic primar 9W. T. 'DELL. Believing thathis election to the-State Senate from Pickens county will reflect credit on his constituency, his friends hereby anndunce JOSEPH &. MuLIa as J candidate for that'office, subject to the riules of the Democratic primUary on t August 25, 1914. For Auditor Iehereby announce -myself as a candidate for Auditor of Pickens county, subject to the action of the Democratic voters in the primary election. HENRY A. TOWNES. 6 I hereby announce myselfa candi 8 date for re-election to the offiee of Auditor of Pickens . County,. subject , to the action of the Democratic pri h mary election. N. A. CHRISTOPHER. The friends of GREG T. MAULDIN announce him as a candidate for the office of. County Auditor for Pickens County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary election. For Treasurer At the- solicitation of friends I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the office of Treasurer of Pickens county, subject to the action of the voters in the Democratic pri mary election. BENNETT H. POWERS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Treasurer of Pickens county, subject to the action of the vWters in the Democratic primary election. TAYLOR H. STEWART. At the solicitation of many of :my 'friends I heeyannounce, myself as a candidate for teoffice of Treasurer of Pickens county, subjeet to the action of the Democratic party in the aproach ing primary election. R. L. HAMES. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Pickens county, subect to the .action of the voters in the Democratic primair elec tion. J. D. AUCEN, Central, -. C. 'For Judge of Probate I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office of Probate Judge of Pickens county, subject to the action of the Demo .cratic primary election. B J. B. NEWBERY. I hereby announce myself as a candi 1 date for the office of Probate Judge, subject to the choice of the people at Democratic primary election. J..ALONZO BROWN. LtTe For Supervisor e e many'friends of the Hon. E. F. LOOPER hereby announce him as a candidate for- the office of County Supervisor, subject to the rules of the Democratic party in the primary At the solicitation of friends I of fer myself as a candidate for re-elec a tion to the office of Supervisor of . Pickens county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. JAMES B. CRAIG. For County Cornmissioner - The many friends of W. S. PAR SONS, of Liberty, announce him as a candidate for Commissioner of Pick ens County, subject to the choice of rthe Democratic voters in the coming rprimary election. r At .the earnest solicitation of friends, I offer myself as a candidatE e for re-election to the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic primary election. G. W. BOWEN. \ At the solicitation of friends I 'hereby announce myself as a candi tdate for re-electioni to the office of Commissioner of Pickens county sub Sject to the action of the Democratic Iparty in the primary election. J. M. LAWRENCE. At the solicitation of friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Com missioner of of Pickens county, subject to the action of the-Democratic primary election. - HOS. H. SMrrH. LFor Superintendent of Education I hereby announce myself as a candi date for re-election to the office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to te action of the Democratic primary election. R. T. HALLUM. For Coroner At the earnest solicitation of Lfriends I offer myself as a candidate for Coroner of Pickens county, sub ject to the choice. of the Democratic -voters in the coming primary elec J. R. BURGESS. At the solicitation of friends I of fer myself as a candidate for re-elec tion to the office of Coroner of Pick ens county, subjeet to the action of ~'the Democratic primary. /J. E. MEDLIN. tThe friends of . F. (Tup) HESTER announce him didate for the office of Coroner of ickens county, subject to the rules o the Democratic primary election. For tton Weigher I hereby mnee myself as a candi d.e o re eina Cotton Weigher SPECIAL'. ~BA RGAONS~ AT.. T HE BIG. + We are still closing out our Dry + Goods, Shoes, Notions, Clothing Millinery, etc., and we are offer ing some special values in Ladies Queen Quality Oxfords and Mens Crossett Oxfords. Almost any shape or leather to. select from We are giving a substantia4 u on these well known, makes Oxfords. MILLIERI We are closing o4th 'epart ment and you can buy a ni ht for less than one-half the egdar price. It willpay you tovisit the Store before you nake your Sp purchases. Heath -Brude -wrw4 4 Company :Pickens, - So. Car. t Pickens, subject to the action of the GM oWYaacadatfojaeoie, oters in the election of August 15, 1914. Io*Mgsrt o adt ~ > FRANK KmRKSEY. ~deisl oaietersztft~ The friends of -FRANK G. AILGOOD' .M AL)A ~ ' ereby announce him as a candidate CETA TWSrP. * otton Weigher at Pickens, subjecttJ he action of the voters' in the election Irsetuyanom n sefac - >? August 15, 1914.ddaerreeetotooieo ag At the solicitationof friends, I herebyDeoatcri ryeciid nnounce myself a candidate for CottGonRWLND Weigher a't Pickens, subject to the, ac tion of the voters in the election of ugust 15, 1914. or Supervisor of Registration ~g it~ epro I hereby announce myself as a cand-li- daa rmFler hrly%~w ate for th@ office of Supervisorofi tr audy uy1,afv-aI egistration of Pickens county, subjec a n fkrsn i hihtlne o - o the action of the Democratic partyme Iwolbega ftywod n the primary election. bigi akt h tr a~bie - oof Mait oxsi t0.ows I herey annunce yselfacade mysnelf Fto a a ubid h estof Demimatry rimayceletion J.LUHE BGWLLT-D Hari.M.GdoY C ENTRAL o25frns5TOSHIcPe& old Commissionresrctfulyannounce airs.Wie r e.WL Bu ien candiate fr th offie ofupeidate o fc orrec tio S to '5; Registrationnsrbject tostieactioneoft theDekocrticprmar elctin. Delm o fe riar y td . outb Chicksfrs. rstr p D for the ohroceof Supevtaor sfomegpersa-eS tio ofPiken cont, sbj c an o f theoseneoilwhch_ belongedto actioneofItheuDemocratic vftthsyinothe prmay lcton . briL Snd yt~bc ou thetor-olg Toth Voe AVo ices CUDn mei ereHg ;Pces for the office of Supervisorof Registr orese r ining Podes ofore ;heneof ainoun ysbects ea lsnhadhimre rie tpie etionU tof the mction votesf the he Sr. ntnely land te primary tio-W . D.orrs Foagsraehice it 25pfrine0 t 50 >I Comiioeby announce elf as .a rite f r ightr .L.Brsie :addate for eetoio s upeyisrat f or miek,.. . 1 iesTtons, subjet to the action heDiortpuayelection. amnow oferinRmyR e friends auth Chckenssorf Pai.cFirs Cor house Tosi announcfacnte nr.T .-Sarg ;oofPickens Counyubjety L theal! ~ trac No. 14 Dmcatiees; is a -agf t$20 e mi orth of pievs Co Rstras& tion, sujetithe mprovemete en mie estme Corndue; ract No.ar e3ct. Nea Six MieSclOoseR.nans Seerlohr aitrats, smalla vle iecs prited a ain. for te-eeios ansrae haonr n ftem eea huekes iTown sujetfo rthe Atiomgo tw-hos farm frrena t r fPcesO Lickensd Cunt Land Fjn omSany, Trc o .11ars s agf t$20 e mie orho PikensrSHU