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n na ~ Drssigt - As yS tatement P. A. CAPDAU who owns and operates one of the big stof'es in New Orlens, Says: '"I am of the opinion that Rexall Or. 'derlles are .the ideal laxative for men, women and childreii. This opinion is based upon my knowledge of the for. 'mulia and upon' what my customers say about them. Through personal ex perience, I know they are pleasant to take, gentle in action, and give the same pleasing results when used by men, women or children." We have the exclusive selling rights for, this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cents. PICKENS DRUG CO. THE REXALL STORE CLERK'S SALE. State of South Carolina, County, of Pickens. In Court of Common, Pleas. W. B. Findley et al, Plaintiffs, vs. J. S. Findley, Defendant. In pursuance of a decretal order made in the above-stated case by His Honor, Judge Frank B. Gary, dated Jan. 14, 1-916,'I will sell to the highest bidder on %alesday int Februnis-y, 1910. during the legal hours of sale, at Pick ens C. H., S. C., the following described tract of land, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying and being situate in the state and county aforesaid, on waters of Boyd creek and adjoining lands of P. S. Hendricks, J F. Harris, Sam Banks, et al.i and having the following metes and bounds, to-wit: Beginning on a stone near the public road; thence S 49 N 33.00 to stone; thence S 30 E 24.55 to stone; thence 8 70 W 32.60 to stone; thence N 16 W 1.10 sweet.gum, N 43 W 5.50 stone, N 70 V. 23.00 to B gum,.N.1 W 1 to P 0, N 23 W 4.00 to stone, N 26 W 8.00 to public road; thence said road to beginning corner and. con taining one hundred twenty-five acres, more or less. Terms cash, purchasers to pay for all papers, stamps and recording the same. *rerms must, be . complied with in one hour or the premises will be re sold at the risk of the former pur chasers. A. J. BOGGS, Clerk of Court. Notice of Elnal Settleient and Discharge Notice is hereby given that I will make application to J. B. Newbery, Esq., Jug of Probate for Pickens county, in te State of South Carolina, on the 17th day of February, 1916, at11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as said application can be heard, for leave to make final settle ment of the estate of John C. Dunkin, deceased, and obtain -discharge as ad ministrator of said estate. 40 J. T. HITT, Administrator. Notice of Final Settlement and Discparge Notice is hereby given that w& 'will make application to J. B. Newbery, Esq., Judge of Probate for Pickens county, in the state of South Carolina, .on the 3d day of February, 1916, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as said application can be heard, for leave to make final settle ment of the estate of James P. Hughes,I deceased, and obtain discharge as ad minlstrator of said estate. R. E. BRUCE, . Mns. N. E. HUGHES, 38, Administrators. Citation State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. ByJ. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: * hereas, A. J1. Boggs, C. CP. - desiit-to me to grant him letters of * diistration of the estate and effects of J. G. Hunter. These are, therefore, to cite and ad-* mnonish all and singular the kindred and' creditors of the said J. G. .Hunter. de ceased, that they be and appear before me, ift the Court of Probate, :to sbe hold #4 ~ at Pickens, S. C., on the '24th dyof -February, 1910, next after publication hei'oof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why said administration should not be grant ed. Given under my hand and seal this 11th day of January, Anno Domini, 1916. J. B NEwBERnRY, (Seal) 41 . J. P. P.'C. Notice of Incorporation oticelis hereb' given that the books M ubseripton to the capital stock of th HobbsHenderson Company will be on at the store of Hobbs-Henderson Spany, In the town-of Pickens at -tw ye o'clock, .January 21, 1916. . hls iiotl e in accordance with the commis sion *aued by the Secretai' of .the State 'to the "corporators, CX.0. Hobbe and .E, S4 born, on the 2hdy-fJn luary, 191 ( ' . 0. HOBBS, H. E. SEABORN, \ Board of Corporation. Born unto Oounty Treastirei -tnd Ml's Taylor Hi. SteWart, 0 ;1.r ?1 Xiif iS k C '~ CONTINUES A SWEEPING. DISPOSA +L Now comes the season's last am cut to the lowest point reached this, to remember that there are at least will be plenty of opportunity to use haps never such an opportunity to b The items listed are but a fracti though, are typical of the remarkab -Special Special MEN'S 5oC UNDERWEAR EXTRA GOOD At MDRESS GINGHAM At * 90 A YARD Down Go the Prices on Trunks and Suitcases Suitca .- s greatly reduced in price. The re duced pi .es range from the fibre kind at 98c to the rea I leather ones at ........................ $5.00 All trunks especially reduced for this sale. You'll find any size or kind you may desire here and the prices are the lowest ever. AT C Ladies' and Children's Hose at Reductions next-tuoi 4 is left of ou SPECIAL LOT of Misses' and Children's Hose, these wonc assorted colors, 10c and 15c values, your choice, pair........................................ ... 5c One lot Misses' Fashioned Hose, 25c value, One lot Mi at pair...................--.................... ......10c One lot La Ladies', Misses' and Boys' 15c Hose, assorted colors, pair.............................................12c All other I Ladies' Ready-to-Wear to Go Coat Suits, all this season's styles, in serge and mixtures, $10 value for .................... ........ $8.50 Ladies' Suits in French Serges and Mixed Fabrics, the new est styles and shades, $12.50 values, now......$9.98 .laadies' Suits in the most popular shades and fabrics; for mer $15 and $18 yalues...........................12.48 'Uhe latest creations in Ladies' Coat Suits, made of Gabar dine, serges and Poplin, formerly priced at $20 to $25, *for-..-------. -------.. .-.---.......................$14.75 * Ladies' Sport coats in the popular Scotclh mixtures arid + Plaids, $7.60 value, at ............................. $4.98 + Ladies' Long Black Coats, made of plamn cloth, in all sizes, * $6.50 value, for..................................... $3.98 Ladies' Stylish Long Coats, in all the most wanted colors and materials, $4 and $5 values, to go at......... $2.98 + One lot of Ladies' Stylish Coats in Hair Cloth and the new Plaid Mixed Fabrics; also Plush and Vel.vets, coats that we sold formerly at $10 to $15, special...........7.98 Blankets All Dry ( Lol No 1 Woo Dres G Large size single cotton blan- wievauspto$ kets........................43c LoN.2WolDesG Ful Allze1.00lpueixedlsSerle 11- Full size Wool mixed sDou- t, ad.... Men'eslotaof 36tinchSCotton * B...........................48c CotnPpiRtean Men'4 full ied $1.l Mi e at- $.0 au 2 nhDm 42Lot FrNch 1 oLtrs 36Goc wie values hit Wit 4 Mens Heay Coton S a 36 ich urtain Stripe yard at..............4tc ,yard.............. 4 Onec to ic Cotto neyrd 4 --.- AllOtng pini, atria ~ Me's ool ixe $1A S0at mererze OTHER yd.T 410crFlanne.etts,.vara.... HOBBS-H EN PICKENS, 4 gret TaflAt to Pis AA THR-OUGH theWE1 L OF COLD WEATHER MERCHANDISE 't '?rgreatest clean-up of Winter Goods. Prices -have been 3eason. The bargains are extraordinary; it is important two months of winter weather to be expected. There whatever you buy during this -final clean-up, .but per uy such seasonable goods at such low prices. on of those presented by a sale of this size. The prices, le savings that prevail. Special Special Special WHITE MADRAS GOOD QUALITY BEST QUALITY 15c value APRON GINGHAM CHEVIOTS 10c Sc SC A YARD A YARD A YARD All Shoes Specially Priced ]rmeMen's Heavy Shoes, $2.50 and $ val Brand (incs nded) .hidre 's.at.................39 Me' 450ad$ Dress Shoes, (Jrawvi or dies'r Hat .. ..-- makes ...............---- - LE RE PIaESs upn' to.5 $7.5 vahDres.....;-................... 98c yOne lot of Men's $4 and $5 Crossett Shoes (in ran (sizes) .....................$1.98 rimmed, this season's Hats arkeddown to One lot of Men's $ and $.50 Dress Shoes to go hing prices. To completely dispose of what in this sale at ma.........ke...........$1.98 Mr Fall and Winter Millinery, we're making One lot of Ladies' $2.50 and $3 value shoes,$1.98 lerful offers: Ladies' Drens Shoes that sold for $2.00, In this , sml shils)..........sale at.........................$1.48 dses'andChif Hats ............M s All Ladies' $1.50, $1.75 and $2 Heavy Shoes diem.............48c reduced to ... ..................................$1.39 lats up to $7.50 vales...............98C One lot of Ladies' Shoes, up $. pointed toes, at .......... Meand Boys Bolh Men's and Boys' Cloth ag Hats and Caps Are Marked at Clearance Prices Men's Hats in all shapes and One lot of Men's all wool suits in good patterns, values up colors $1.50 value at. .98c to $15, in small sizes only, going in this sale at JohndB Stetson hats in black Men's Stylish Ne uits tat frmerly sold for '$2.0, $8.9 .....................50 -Men's Suits that we usually sell for $15, in this sale .312.48 Men's No Name and Benar $3 All Men's Stylish Alco Suits in $18 and $20 vailues, re hats in all the season's new duced to...............$49 shapes and colors in this .fMen's Mixed Wool Pan ts In er-seys a d'.'rstes up. to sale ... ..................$2.48 $1.50 value, for .................9 One lot of Men's and Boys' hats Lot of Men's $2 value Od ~ant fo....................,'$14 in the new shapes at..$1.48 Men's Fine Odd Pants, in all wool fabrics, that usually Boys' Fine All Wool Caps in sell at $5.00, for ...... ..------.....-............. $3.48 new attrnsandcolrs,50cMen's Odd Pants, up to $6.50 value, at..............$3.98 ne a te r.....................3c One lot of Boys' W ool Mixed Suits at---.--..........$1.98 One lot of Boys' Caps in good Bys Fine Grade al woo I$4aand. $5 suits iues.... $2.98 patterns, all sizes, special.. .25c teds and Cassimieres for..n.erges,.W.r.. Little Boys' Cloth Hats, in vel- All 3oys' Suits up to $7.50 value 'at......... vets and mixtures 25c and 50c Boys' Fine Serge Suits, $10.00 value ... oods at Unheard of Low Prices GensFunsig ilks in this Sale at very Special Prices >ds including Mohair, Brilliantine, Poplins, etc., 36 inches, yard, to go in this sale at yard......-................c 39c ds, good variety of material and colors, values up to 50c, Me'lcHs......8 .......................-----. ---.-... ................. 25c rge, assorted colors, 50c value, for yard.............. 39c MnsU oe.....2 3, Gabardines, Plain Cloths, Poplins, Shepherd Checks, Me'2cHo......1 Buitings, 25c value, reduced to yard.:................. 15c cShrsf.......c -I Ropp, 27 inch, 25c value at yard..................... 19c r .......................-----------.--... --........................ 22c h hrsfr. . . . . .8 0...................--- -------......... -.................. 43c ....................----.----.----....................... 15c 2cS~edr......9 i, yard........ .. ...-------------.--.................... 19c Foods..................----------.-------.. ...............~ 10c oto e'sSsenes netstripe patterns, yard---------------............... 12c a..........~ .............................-------....-.................. 80c MnsfecdDilDaes ......................... - ....-----...-.................. 8kc vau.........9 ......................---. -...--.----... ................. 8 0c eand figured patterns up to 12kic Value reduced to yd.. 84c 2cSl is......9 N GOODS REDUCED-SHEETING, BLEACHING SecaloTis. ....c DRLLTC5Bys Rhibbed nor----....... ....48c D ER SOhNtsfo..............79 SO U TuHedes..............1A Spca 4 o of Me' usedr