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1 pit ALITY so- 00000 When you buy your school sup plies do not forget to get a good tooth brush and powder or paste as they are important to your chil dren's health as books, tablets and., and pencils are to your children's:: education. We can supply you and -. supply you well. Your friends, PICKENS DRUG COMPANY : The Rexall Store J. N. I0ALLUJPJ, Prop. & Myr. Phone No. 8 +-++ +..---++++--+-l4- +++-I+1+++ To Those Who Want A STEINWAY PIANO Upright orlGrand On September 1, 1916, the prices on all Steinway Pianos will be advanced from $50 to $150 each. All orders placed before the 20th of August will be filled at the present prices. After September 1st, positively no Steinway Pianos will be sold below the advanced prices, Call or write for catalogue and prices. All orders will receive our best attention and be filled In their turn. JOHN IH. WILLIAMS. "l'he Piano Merchant GREENVILLE, S. C. Exclusive Steinway Representative for Upper Carolina THE KEOWEE BANK PICKENS, S. C. Safe, Sound and Prog'ressIve We solicit your banking business and will show you. every courtesy and convenier ce consistent with sound bankiug prin cples. Five per cent interest paid onl Savings D)eposits. J. P. CAlEY, President. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier. :FORD-THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan-made and sold every day in 'the year. A woman's car in all detals; coay, ~, \ refined, smart, easy to drive. easy to care for. The convenience of an electric car with sturdy endurance and Ford economy. * The price of the Sedan IR $645; 0o0pelet, $506; Run~abou t, $345; Touring Car, $360; rwn Oar, All prices f. o. b. D~etroit. On display and sale by ler CosAt, ILOCAL AND PERSONAL W. A. White of Easley rout 1, was in town on business Fri day. T. A. Gary, a prominent mer chant of Liberty, was Pickeni last week. D. G. Moore of Sumter speni Sunday at the home of Mr, ani Mrs. J. M. Gantt. P. M. Taylor, a promineni citizen of Easley, was in Pickem one day last week. Wilson Ratliffe of Anderson spent several days this week with Louie Thornley. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Alexandei are visiting relatives on the Keo wee -Iver in the Nimmons bridge section. H1. E. Seaborn, manager of the Hobbs-Henderson Co. store in Pickens, left Monday for the Northern markets. Hon. George A. Ellis pur chased an Overland roadster last week. Yes. Mabel, it's a road ster. "Look out girls." Miss Julia Legare, who has been spending some time at Brown's hotel, is spending sever al days with the family of W. T. Griffin. All persons interested in the Bethlehem cemetery are re quested to meet at the church next Saturday morning for the purpose of cleaning off same. Mrs. E. C. DuBose of Camden is the guest of Mrs. T. J. Maul din. A. P. DuBose of Easley spent the week-eid with his rnother at the home of Mrs. Mauldin. The first case of infantile pa ralysis has been reported in this county in the Six Mile section. The three-year-old child of a Mr. Garrett was stricken last week. The Liberty township singring convention will meet with the second Baptist church at Liber ty the third Sunday in August. Everybody come, bring song books and well filled baskets. The Pickens mill band gave a free sacred concert at the mill park Sunday af ternoon al ter which Dr. D. M. Ramsay de livered a forceful lecture to a large and attentive audience. J. P. Dillard of Sene~ca spent Sunday at the home of his brother.in-law, J. D. Holder, in Pickens. Mr. Dillardl was ac comranied by Mrs. Carrie King, who has been visiting for sever al weeks in Seneca. Prof. J. WV. Ballenjtine anil family of Leesville, S. C., are spending a few (lays with Mr. and Mr's. "gill" Jeanes. Prot. Ballentine was formerly princi pal of the school here and they~ have many friends her'e who are gladl to see then). Johni King, a brakeman oni the Southern railroad, was knocked between the cars by a cable haneing from telegrapli poles at Calhoun and had his leg badly mangled from the knet down, besides being badly cui about the head, last week. Aftei his wounds were dressed by Dr. Redfern he was rushed to a hos pital in Greenville. Brother D). W. Hiott, of Pick. ens is ever at the good work anc seems to grow younger with the years. Recently he held a gooi meeting with Doctor's. Creela church, Colleton Association This was the church that or dalned him and sent him fortl on one of the most useful livei that have been given -to South Carolina.--Baptist Courier. Little Frank Partridge weB Into B. S. Johnson's 5 & 10.cen store last week to buy some thig. 'Mr. Johnson. asked hin what ho wanted and Frank said "I don't know what it is but I looks 1 i k e a grasshopper.' Mr. Johnson promptly handei him a. "Jews' Ha p" and litti Frank ran out app 'boi .1- got just what vi~., ISuch enjoyment as you never thought coud be is yors to command quick as you buy sdme Prirace Albert and fire-up a pipe or a home-made cigarette! Prince Alber; gives you every tobacco sat isfaction your smoke appetite ever hankered - for. That's because it's made by a patentedd process that cuts out ,. re*d *Po bite and parch! Prince Albert has always givet.."s been sold without coupons or premiums. ::.,"'.h We prefer to give quality! }RINEE ALBERT the national joy amok has a flavor as different as it is delightful. You never tasted the like of it And that isn't strange, either. Men who think they can't smoke a pipe or roll a-ciga liZ, Pu .''bertyg~ rette can smoke and will smoke if they use Prince wher. Thbat'o s caus Toacoo tpyrs.g.,se tra,.a Albert. And smokers who have not yet given P. A. a try tie. 10.; handeom. pound out certainly have a big surprise and a lot of enjoymeht def-un tain h omin their way as soon as invest in a doveend-hat orhng A. coingtent ysupy pound cra.ndl-5rI hami- Prince Albert tobacco will tell its own story do wirth apoetneret.tner top tha lp tho. .p s R. J. REYNOLDS T C O, ins-Se N. We are requested to announce that the Oolenaoy Camp, W. O W. will have an ice cream festi e Elli Farm val on Saturday, August 19th. Prominent speakers have been invited and it is planned to make this a bie event. - Then festivities' will comomence at 2i p. m. and ice cream and i~on ade wvill be served free. Every- Fo_ S a e body is corlidlly invited to h ' present. A beauty specialist represent ing the United .Drug Co i ofer for sn farm locatd nea pice. demonstrating the Rlxarl Har mony perfumes and toilet arti oes will be in Pickens the week beginning september 18th. She telepone hiJl call at the homes by a p pointment and give free.dem onstrations of these god, frto massages, etc. Heir headquar teris will be at the Pickens Dru2 Co. Announcements .__ ----- -- -* For Magistrate A. S. PORTER is hereby announced'as a candilate for re-election as Ma istrate of Pickens townthip, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. For Cotton WeigherHo th YerDoR l The friends of FR~ANK G. ALLaOOD hereby announce him as a candidate for Cotton Weigher at Pickens, sub ect to the action oftevtisi eeeto of Agust19,1916. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Cotton Wefghar at Piekens; sub 'eetarsoetighevrtatwwllndfr to the action of the voters in the elec- wne htcn esvd eaerayt tion of August 19,. 1916. W fer o selle sfor ecoomy;edarsar Piens FRE N.JONS i heebyrmerunedy tried bWi CrwGe or MAo EJlis. o as cnddae or otonWeghric hae an mprvit on teldhon et subjct o teAatiLnofMhelotLsSi th eecio o Agut9,196.us shtowa younk, hEILE wor. 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