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e lace toletMostU SFor' Your Produce Is At HENDRICKS' m We Pay 16c pound for Fryers up to 30c 10c pound for Hens for Roosters 00 a bushel for corn Greenville market for eggs. 18c pound for nice cured hams m SI am offering some good values = 4 A. in dress goods. A lot of odds and M I ends to go at cost. Your patronage is always ap- E preciated. aJ. W. HENDRICKS E PICKENS R4 his W eek SPECIAL NOTICES s e Notices iIHrtcd in~ this column for one ceunt a word for ifiNI liiertion anuu one-half centi a word for eC1h ',~ubsent lisertionu, For Sale-Two houses and lots in ve vill receive a thetown of Six Mile. Four fresh milk of C rn a d Fe cows. All on easy tr.-rns. R. G.Gaines, Sof Corn and Feed16 1t 3or Sale-Fin! . ;erkshire Pig s. A. ill be glad to supply V.__ ___ D. Mann, Pickens,,';. U., R.F.D.2. lt ur needs. Come in' lantei-Indinu relics, large or small quniisspear and arrow heads, d see what we have beadipis, et., flintlock pistols, pis een in town. Pigserate stamps on. in n o . i Wi Walters, 1540 58h street, sl.Philadelphia, Penna. 14 ..'er sale. We are ini tl e inisiket for Butter the year round. Craig Bros. Co. For Male!- Several good farms, o th large and smillnear churches aild sceools. a ri, s lo w Terms reason able. For further information apply to Old Postoffice Building. M aS. Stribling, Seneca, S. C. 14 * BOLT'S _ _ _ _ mBought Forhis Sale ThePla tobeeu t;cals pies Ec.wfinc istolpi' toeekmarkedg. sp;cqalnttoodsofouse enveloies witt Collednratalstandswas aloalwit Wd ae hreintemrefo :)orMae!Seealgod ars nd eatofch Buirding. afteSt. E~r urhrnora plt BOLTS Bo ugst 4For This Hour, The3P0 Ourbema Ao Ginciams ufriorewin os. l 4 w~~othe8* Noahr.Bn b erke onas trwht o ths hr mileda and wasl EdPic,2c ~~ Augu ~ t lmst 4-oan Hu,3p Standard Calon worth d tasadlg 8 . m., Shetinga, Extra h29th, ad ieasolungate at 7. v-E BOL.TSS EASLY, . C HOR ALS.e'sau By Auus 4-o. n Hu,93 PIM 'Ik The revivakserylees. ols ere F e,? k tglit with several additionsd te 6huolI U M.- Walkettb6 pastor. warrassisted'dltii'gtbi drst pirt of the meeting by llev. iJF.41urphree of North.Plkens. The baptizing will' be held at *iunter's bill, the fourth Sunday afternoon in this month at 8 o'clock. Rev. Charles At kinson, of Six Aile, attended services for a fort night. Taylor Stewart of ickens wasvisitlng friends here Thursday night. Misses Louise Davis and Tirzah Hughes, who have been spending some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs..lamts Clayton, have returned to their homes. Pickens ad inman, respectively. U. L. Craig, a candidate from Atmbler, was the guest of C. It. Hillingsly Wednesday, T.T. Smith and three children were the guests of Mr. and irs. .. I. Howe Sunday. Milss Revis of Pickens Is on an extended. visit here and Liberty. Mir. and birs. C. ii. Roper of Ilunter's Miill at tended ihe funori of Mrs. Taylor's baby it Iuts. ley .situday. 31r. and AMrs. Will Ulaytont 1lft Satulrday for an, extended visit to the latter's mother, i rs. Newton, in Aniderson county. .. Chandlier, the electrician at the power house, sient the week-end at Rice's. Mir. liuteh' iisof liberty taking charge during his absence. . ir. and Mrs. 11. Miller, of Easley, spent the earlier part of the week with the latter's par ent's, Mr. aid ira..l. L. Young. M r. and Ai rs. Clayton )obson and eild ren off Central. with their grinii(imotier, were the guests of MIr. and Mrs. IV. W I Hoper 'l'lltirsday. CU-111Y llA E ift. Death of Mr. John M. Thomas Easley Progress. .ohn 'Martin Thomas. a well known citizen of this county died it the hone of his daughter, Mirs. Frank Leslie four miles south of lhe city , on the 20th instant after an. illness of several maonths. lie was E7 vea rs of age and Is survived by ten children, all grown and married, live sons and five daughters as follows: W. 5I. and. Adger of Anderson county; S. W. and Mrs. Richard Jones of Greenville: Charles , ... It., Mrs. Lewis Young, Mrs. Newt Smith, Mrs. P. (. Cartee and Mrs. Frank Leslie, of this county. The funeral was held at Zion church on the 22nd instant, services conducted by Rev. W. L. Mullikin, pastor of the M. E. chureli of which he was a member. M r. Thomas came to this county from Gaines ville. Ga., about thirty-five years igo and settled near Easley. Ills wife porecededl him to the grafve about three mnonths. Porter's Pressing Club' Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Al tering, Etc. Suits are sent for and delivered when promised and the work is done by an expert. Work guaranteed. Suits pressed at 25c per suit; cleaning and pressing, 50c suit; dry cleaning, $1 suit. Special attention given to ladies' suits. We appreciate your patronage. B. B. PORTER, Proprietor, At Porter's Barber Shop. BOL' ee The & Co. Sale Now I SALE ( DNESD REAT SEdwin L.. Bola ' Straw Hats Ladies' 50 Ladies' di less than man.. white striped voi -- Lot No. 1, beautifully trimi up to 50c, Mill to $5, Mill end j .One lot ladies' gandles, lawns whtvle $1.48 value, sligl whvle end price, 49c. Price, 84c Ladles' Palm nsists of fine value, Mill end r mrs worth up 500 yards fe Price, 99c. worth 16c yd., N /.OU .I BCCU4 ''The Store That iS$$ Go Farthest at is Looked for Every Slip.aa few Prince Albert smokes into yg.uk system! You've heard many an earful about the Prince Albert patented process that cuts out bite and parch and lets you smoke your fill withOut pcomebackI Stake your bank roll that it proves out every howp of the day. Prince Albert has alwafe been sold without coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality! There's sport smoking a .pipe or rolling your own, but you know that you've got to have the right tobacco I We tell you Prince Albert will bang the doors widei open for you to come in on a good time firing up every little so often, without a regret! You'll feel like your smoke past has been wasted and will be sorry you cannot back up for a fresh start. You swing on this say-so like it was a tip to a thousand-dollar billI It's worth that in happi ness and contentment to you, to every man who knows what can be D gotten out of a chummy 8 immy pipe or a makin's - cigarette with Prince Albert for \ "p a cI kHi nrg"o R.. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. red tin, and In Wintesak.. N.tC. act, every Prince \ TPrhrce Albert package, has side os the tiders a real rnesssge-to-yoa% re\ th -. on its reverse side. Yous'l read:- * Process Patented JUly 1 3h . 1. That means V that the Unted StatesaGovftu ment has granted a patent on the '~' process by which Prince Albert is Furman James And by which touiue bite and well known n a n r a a o b yre , n gveto t here usuo ac i s at rdold you'll Prince Albert awaiting Yue "~ ' red tne. We' handsome i tpound and half-pouad tin humidors and in that clover crystal glasshumidor.wt sponge moisteneM inthat keeps th tobacco In sucw f fne condotfoud Furman J ames and Ber Chapman, Sam J. Looper, who is on the state Notice to Confederate Veters well known in 'haingang circles an] at constabulary at Charleston, is spending 2 p~resent members of the squadi camped his vacation with his father, E. Frank Th 'ii uoifeticratt' veteritis~ of likkei couty WtEsledesa ed boutomthe ' . laes8 Looper, and other relatives in and Will meet at their udeal placcs o Saturday, nigh t August te i to ect one o " their number LaBoon and .Julimi immediately' wot on around -Pickens. During the big storm who Is stt s penlsione~r nsor nit applicant for, their track and caught theni running and high water at Charleston about two ensi to represent thei st the court house at down a creek near Malildin .school weeks ago Mr. Looper came very near aickens of the slriL Monday, the fourth day ot house. This i-; the 1>isrth time that Jamnes losing his life when a boat which he was Semtihr, 19m0,for lte lourloose of eleec~tinga has escaped and heen captured, but this in became wrecked and sank. He was Pension bsoard to serve thesin itr lte ensuuing time he only enjoyed a i'.2v hour's of forced to remain in the water four yesthr I. t. aoINSOM libertyI hours before relief came to him. pn nairauss Presein t hoard. r's BOLT'S Time T pate ThitiswaaGenuie Moey Sa 3rse emnanaetsditi iprtn esses intsotidoYoueca innthmostghnyplater nd Proress JpcU LYe and AUheGeaT 9 oMifolhela il n __rice.__$1.94.___-__End__Sale__pricese siill'vcichtangnoer ae a treat tooyouofpocket oooks and percales, work shrtsaregularlpricer50 riceotic9-Iabardinaclothowortha$1.50 - MillseEodd SalofPthicsl99cw ill end pricei8c made ofouinentfancymtrimmed U Go9tho$1oiMion llnpupchaeein9t. )rse ennsHOUR SALES t esse in soli Yo ca fin mot an maer-August 5-For One Hour, 10 a. ned.worIi u conterandat te geat illm. Until 11 a. m. 'rc.$.4 n aepie vl etil eBest quality D~ress Ginghams, a trat o yur pcke boks.worth 12&c yard. But be here dreses o or Exta havy luechamray on the hour Saturday and the and ercles wok sirts reula prce 0c, "Mill End Price" will be On ltoflais'wht wsh ____5 7-8c ydo Bec ut,~Gbriecohwrh$.~, August 5-For One Hour, 2.30 0 rice $2~ - ill End ale Pri e, 9c.p. m . U ntil 3.30 p. m . S Lnvogni, Oelto ais ht krsYour restricted choice of any Liledpie8c md flnn ac rme, White Wash Skirt in the store * worth$1, ill nd pice,69c.of Gaberdine, Linene, etc., beau tifully trimmed. Regular price FOR ORE R4RG INS$1. "Mill End Price" 49c 65c Worth For 35c 4L cCes oaCyta anr ),L, 4 boxes E leThistle soda 20c sAwy Buy1 box Grandma's Wash-. The Sale That Will Save Youj$$$$ "ng " Regular price ........ ...........5c~ Mill End Sale Price Summer by Thousands of People 35c )LT'S BOLT'S