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GOOD BUSINESS: Aft i' HOCO EiC COMING-ONE DAY ONLY! Special Represe'ntative cf The G. L. Hall Optical Company (Norfolk-Richmond-Lynchburg, Va.) Will be at the store of the authorized dealer PICKENS DRUG CO., Pickens, S. C., JULY 31, 1916, All who are in need of EYEGLASSES are urgently invited to call and take advantage of this exceptional engagement. ' No charge for the examination and only regular prices for . - glasses. Every pair fitted absolutely guaranteed to be cor rect. BY taking advaitage of this opportunity, you have, the san~w Ser1vice brought to your. townv that youl would gCet : fyou visited a1Ny of the retail establishments in Norfolk, f Rielhmond or LInihburg, which are recognized as the best obtainable. You take no chances, as our avent is author- : ized to give you his personal tnuarantee. We will h ave representa live at our store every three months. i PICKENS DRUG COMPANY . J. N. IIALLUIM, Proprietor Phone1 No. 8 FORD-THE UNIVERSAL4 CAR Obey that, impjulse and Let your Fiord car today. There's no valid reason why von should deny yourself the pleasure and profitable service the Ford gives. Obey that impulse. "Timev is monuy," and the service of a Feord douibles the value of your timie. Touring Car, $440: Runabout, $390-: Couplet, $,i90: Towni Car. 11-64: Sedan, $7410. All prices f. o. b). Detroit. On display and sale by B. L. HENDRIX, Pickens, S. C. ........--i.--*-4+*-*-::Porter---**--*:-:-' rsing ClubII'i~~-: FORD-THE UNIVERSALSCAR ()r C~beNA' tha -IT CoipilIan1 etyor o. eani rig tdy.ig | Frd erRgiesp. 2., trnEc Obe tha0to puln. Ti e uit s moey to and teivrdwe p s. eree of w-ea Wseorden ( lCeSpoian the vaue o o rk tim e b n e titon irsin iCn nar $440 linaboexpet. W30 ork uaratee, jnntyinth state.a- $40 S uitn, prsed715c0r.ut lenn Allou prnings . o u .u etroit. w n dla and pesg 0 sat; dryenn,$ B. L HENRIX PORERs, SrorieCr LittetonCollge3 Porter's rben Shop. girls CARLNd s woImen. mustc( CennPresngm, Duypein, ln all er begins Sept m be2o9efr teri Etc. fAgut96 E20 ~n, 1916 tn.or beui dbrre pyent;o and ll( p ens For atalloge.adesebeted Wor gsaidesanteed. mk py J.M.iR hodesWiit lg .ittleton, ad resig N.C Fit rylann$ l u.dr- i L ittGeasten Cn oweeryA Poartrsaberuhop. the compoexDonor andCedtr A el 'abse N~ I AE~ulrED IsnEldincam gis h an eypopru colftett ftelf r.Mrae dn gil1 n on onl.ms i-sn h ae uypoeo -alt1 eisSpenhro efr h t a I uut 6 2.1 14 rh(lh-r(pamn:nl lpeon -o1 a~oui~et~ o a~ saems aepy Keowees5 Pa(norbfremhay~e(at o h Phana. nI:A er Crops Ar Local and Personal Miss Mattie Griffin is visiting rela tives in Greenville. Miss Addie Hiott spent several days last week with friends in Greenville. Bertran B. Porter has been confined to his room several days on account of sickness. Messrs. C. -M. Bowen and J. T. Par tridge spent Sunday with friends in Greenville. Miss Lorena Taylor spent several days last week with Mrs. A. B. Taylor in Easley. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Kelley of the Hagood Mill section were in town shop ing Monday. Sheriff Roark spent Tuesday inGaines Ville, Ga., where he was a witness in the criminal court. '-Lrs. Elmira Hoggs has returned to Pickens after an extended visit to rela tives in and around Calhoun. Mr. and %Irs. 11. M. Hester of Green Ville visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hester, near Pickens Sunday. Rev. W. L. Coker is assisting Pastor ). W. lliott in a meeting at Keowee church in Abbeville county this week. It. A. Bowen attended the Greenville listrict confert-nee at Gray Court last week as a delegate from the Pickens M. E. enurch. The rural policemien and revenue of fieers cut up1 two stills in the northern part of the county recently and destroy d a quantity of whiskey. According to the oinibus public build ng bill made public hist week Easlev 6vill get 8.5,ot from tle government for A new postoflice building. There was a mati dog scare in Pickens last week. Several dogs were bitten Lby a mad dog and had to be killed. No person was bitten. Dr. .1. L.. Valley spent Sunday in I Hendersonville. N. 'C. , making the trip in his Ford. He went by way of the huncombe highway and says he found the road in very good conidlition. All those interested in the cemetery it Mt. Grove church are requested to meet at the church on Saturday morn ing. July 29. for the purpose of clean mig ofil the grounfls. bringing suitable tools. W. M. Capps. who lives on Ooleno river, was in town one day last week ind reports that the recent freshet ruined a great part of his crop and aused considerable other damage in his section. We are requested to announce that -evival services will begin at Bethel :hurch next Sunday at 11 a. m. The >ublic is cordially invited to all the ser rices. Rev. S. B. White will be in charge >f the meeting. There will be a Children's Day at Rice's Creek Baptist church Saturday, luly 29. Everybody is cordially invited o attend. Come prepared to spend the lay. The revival services will also be gin at this place Saturday night at early -andle light. Messrs. R. E. Yongue, W. T. Griffin tnd B M. Griffin, who have been work ng in Westminster for several weeks, vrhere Mr. Yongue has the contract for ~he erection of several large dwvelling louses, are spending a few days wvith Lheir families in Pickens. The day before the first county camn paign meeting will be the last clay for the Pickens county candidates to file their pledges. The county executive committee at its meeting August 1 wvill arrange the dates for the campaign and it will not be known until then when will be the last day for filing pledges. Sheriff Roark arrested a young white man in the Six Mile section several days ago by the name of Dean, charged with stealing Dean was working for George Masters and was suspected of having stolen $45 from Masters. He wvas arrested and the money found in his hat and was returned to the owvner. Hie is in jail and will be tried at the next term of court. Funeral Notice ue ui h I.o annou:WlIEe lo ouar I rienil.b nit rebativet. that Itev. w. I '. senblorn will 'owiwt~~ funetrni .erv ibesc at t''rter, Ch~iaimel thle fifth I sunsi' ai 11 n. ma., of! .uar dlariling b~abiy, w ho .\lr.ami.\lrx..l. N.8 .\I.\oNs. Dr. A. A. Odom, The Well-Known Greenville Optometrist, By special request wvill be at Central Hotel, Central, S. C., TPhursday, July '27. Hunter's Pharmacy, Liberty, S.C., Friday, July 28, and Pickens, Pickens Inn, Pickens, S. C., Saturday, July 29, For' the purpose of fitting glasses ONE DAY ONLY VLaid By Ct From Liberty Carl Clayton of aitzeliurst, Ga., is on an ex tended visit to his parents. Mr. and Mir. .1. Ii. Chiyton, of rotate t. Mrs. L. 1.. Robinson and Mias C. N. Clayton have been at the bedside of their sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Williamns of Cateochee, who is very' ill. We liope she will soon be better. Miss Louise ihavis of inanan is the charninlig guest of Misses Ilrnut aid Essle Clayton. Miss Tirxih If ulghes of laisley is tihe guecst of Mrs. .1. If. :tAnytol. Rev. and -Nirs. llodges of Liberty a .id Miss Anr-ie Ituithi llodges of Orangeburg spent last Feriday at the comatry hoine of M r. and M rs. .1r i. Cisyton. AnnouLcements For Magistrate A. S. PoRrmt is hereby announced its a candidate for re-election as Ma gistrate of Pickens townthip, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. For Cotton Weigher The friends of FRANK G. ALA;ooni hereby announce him as a candidate for Cotton Weigher at Pickens, subject to the action of the voters in the election of August 19. 1916. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Cotton Weigher at Pickens, subject to the action of the voters in the elet tion of August 19, 1916. N. ). PARSONS. CLERK'S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. In Court of Common Pleas. Ml. !L. Cox. Plaintiff, Against N. W' Agnew and Luella Agnew. De fendants. Pursuant to order in the above en titled matter I will sell in or in front of the court house in Pickens, South Carolina. between the usual hours of sale on %aleMEday ini Auugust, the same being Monday, August 7th, 1916, the following described property. to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and be ing in Pickens county, South Ca.olina, in Hurricane township, and supposed to contain two hundred (200) acres, be the same more or less. Being the same land conveyed to N. W. Agnew and Luella Agnew by B. D. Mauldin. refer ence to the said deed is hereby had for a more accurate description. Terms of sale, one-fourth (4) cash, remainder of the purchase price in three equal annual installments, to be secured by bond and mortgage on said land, credit portion to bear 8 per cent interest per annum. Purchaser to pay for stamps and paper. A. J. BOGGS, Clerk of Court. J. ROBT. MARTIN A ~f"T LAWtt ~I?'r, ~ CtRN I R I!R. lt Ai tN) i MA iN SiITEETS" PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS Phones tiy(E L ' .1. .1. MeS~baIN SA M i. CiR.\(A (.reenvit I, S. C. X 'iekcu,'. S. (' McSwain & Craig LAWYERS ractice in State and Federal Courts Greenville Office Phone 210 Pickens Office Phone .39 SPEC For a few d OIL STOVES al price. If you need pay you to look BARI Phone 68 - qVY . 3' I's 71. f$V -Y.' t d Haul CROSSTIES WHITE FOOTWEAR We Are Now showing the Latest and Best in White Foot wear and Will Be Glad to Show You. We are pleased :to announce to . . our friends in /'n Pickens county that our stocks of Shoes and Ox fords for summer:: wear is the most : complete and hand somest that we have:: ever shown. We sell nothing but i iJ footwear, and each member of this firm and every salesman int the store makes a special study of toShoes and Shoe-fitting. Therefore we are not only enabled to buy cor rectly, but we are able to fit shoes : aso correctly. We will take pleasure in ,,helping you to find just the shoe' which will fit your feet and suit you. We offer you a service which is hard to find elsewhere. We have a lot of customers in Pick ens county and we are proud of them. They are increasing yearlv and we believe it is due to the hon * est values and courteous treatment we always give them. PRIDE, PATTON & TILMAN Greenville, S. C. THE KEOWEE BANK PICKENS, S. C. Beis, Sound and Progressiv* WVe solicit your banking business and will show you every courtesy and convenierce consistent with sound bankiug prin--. ciples. Five per cent interest paid on Savings Deposits. J. P. CAREY, President. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier. JAL SALE' ays we are going to sell our stock of ild REFRIGERATORS at a reduced m Oil Stove or Refrigerator it will unr line over before buying. BROTHERS LOOK FOR THE SAW SIGN EASLEY, S. C.