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(Am Pickeng "S, r $1 PER yEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVA GARY HIO'P, Manager. Obituary notices and troutos of respet not o'crone hundred words will be printed of nnaraq. All over that number must be for ut -he rate of one Cent a word. Cul qmpannnuscript. Cards of tbanks e bIhed for one-hlf cent a word. NEXT stop: Halloween. HAVE YOU sent in your Wilson-Marsh dollar yet? 'SIMMoNS a-ripenin' an' the 'possu a- ttcnin'! How appropriate it was for I Southern States Prohibition contest be held in Harold Booker's bailiwi Spartanburg. Pr is to be 0hped1 that. Uncle S1 won't raise the price of those one-doll bills on account of the great increase the price of paper. 'Two ex-presidents is a-plenty to ha on our hands at one time. Therefoi re-elect Woodrow and show the peo: that we know when we have enough. TEDDY seems to have gotten his 4 job back again --that of making anoti president. Here's hoping that If succeeds he will make a better job of than he did with his 1908 model. TiE emperor of Abyssinia has be deposed. As Booker of the Sparta burg Journal would ask, who arou here cares whether the emperor Abyssinia has been deposed or not? ENGLAND can't tell us any more th we can get cheaper wheat via the Dv danelles. The Dardanelles is a so spot with J. Bull instead of a source Golden Graft to lure Uncle Sam. AN advertisement in one of our e changes reads thus: "Fo- Sale good hen now laying eggs- also ne potatoes, fence losti and russet a pies." That's our idea of some hen. "TilE Weariness of Wealth" -hei line. Some folks may be weary of t stuff that is said to be the "root of evil," but there seems to be no o around here getting lop-sided toting SHOULD President Wilson be defeat in November some politicians claim U would mean a victory for Germar But suppose Mr. Hughes should elected, would that mean a victory I the Allies? "GooD (lay; good night," says h Roosevelt to Mr. Taft. "Good di good night," says Mr. Taft to A Roosevelt. And thus ended the mu, talked-of "reconciliation" of the t ex-p~residen ts. FoUn hundred and twenty-four ye; ago today Christopher Columbus coveredl this wvestern world, and as< readers peruse this there are many< ebrations of the event taking place Various parts of America. Wis want and should have good acht andl plenty of them. But how are children going to get to them over Sol Carolina's present roads? The comn legislature should let the liquor quest rest a while and build some good roi 'inE Greenville News wants to kr "why It is that the general assert buys mineral water for its memt during the session, thus. providin luxury at the people's expense?" h -eral water, dearly beloved, make. better "chaser"-that's why. OUT in Arizona the school authori asre trying' to outwit dld Colonel1 9pid by giving the schoolmarn IJOus of five dollars if they will ag Stoay single through the school te B' ut it won't work. Little Dan with dar'ts car'es nothing for pelf, * ~note from the Dahlonega (( N ~'gg'et that a very peculiar accic 'haypened among the society folki that section recently. A barefoc young matt.wps escorting his girl fr chur'ch, when the latter atepped on ofhis toes and mashed the nail 'aieng a grin and much pain. ouit otie half of our people ~try$~g'o do something else f( *W ld move to the farm and fi *lt hlcoutty would be better bIohy could 'live' at home, send tl b cildk'n to the country schools and trfd the old country church, and r lfe.. It would not be long until this 'ountry would blossiom as the rose pace and prosperity would abount > oy hand. OtR WEEKLY. NIODLE.-Who is tMest of home rulers? ~ and piarshall - good endugh for us, S01het'S the use of this a i'sFairbetks stuff tidAicIQ inquesitph .100 o00 of his arrest in Greenvllo sein ago, formfe.r:Governer .lganar )rother,|lugene S. Blease, auid Frq - D inck have volunteered their VC9 vieps to Mr. Cheshire free of cha ,ald he has also retained E. F. Cocl former U. S. district attorney. I thought that the trial will be hel rree Greenwood in November. Paid vb* From Liberty Route 3 Jamess Clardy of Norris, Mr. Mrs.. Mack Stewart and Mr. and 1 Sam Lewis inade a flying trip to Gre all ville last Wednesday. Col. H. Billingsly and James Ifu vere the guests of W. M. Clardy a Luther Dillard the week-end. Misses Daisy, Ruby and Jessie Gar: he of Cateechee visited at the home of l Belle Clardy last Saturday afternooi k Miss Mattie Adeox and Mrs. I Hoiden. and little son were the gu of Lheir sister, Mrs. Mattie Clardy Nor .is last Saturday. ar From Norris in____ T. G. Younge of Seneca spent week-end with homefolks. VO Mrs. Dorsey, who has been visit e her son, J. H. Howe, of near Nor returned to her home in Greenville Friday. Mrs. White and son of Anderson cc er ty', spent Stinday with her daugh he Mrs. Bessie Howe. it Mrs. Mary Billingsly spent a por of last week in Easley and Green' visiting friends. en J. B. Rada of Hamley, N. C.j was n- guest of friends on Liberty route8 Q nd day. of Miss Pearl Chandler of Easley st a short while recently with her gri parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. at Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Whitten of ) r- ey, who were recently married spe re saort while here Monday between tra of UN. C1 C1 CM C3 C1 C1 C C *A p- W at 0, i. he tnall C i ed - at ly. One of our good be or a bale of cotton few days ago ani Ir. bill, paid for a , r. bills and all his s -h- ]home With 1n0n0 When a b~ale of c< sthe wife or dlaug i-to get a nice bill >ur ~el in D~on't fail to seen Onri furniture ti ols a mnighty' nice lini the A new shipment ion to $12.50 each. LdS. on Come to see us. bly __________ era g a ;CR AIG BR ties. vho ra jo anacodngtedr oldwGhroci eery]w and - thatous ao n eIr onous-telityouragr back and he'll col the .. Write for premium & -1 SLI NIMENT Good for the Allments of.. Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. and Good for your own A ches, irs. Pains, Rheumatism Sprains, en- Cuts, Burns, Ntc. 25c, 50c. $1. At all Dealers. itr and U Anderson Phosphate & Oil . . Company. lay W. F. FARMER, Secy. 'sts ofI It will pay You to the soW grain to get the stubble. Fertilize it ing; ris. with our Fish and last Blood Guano when you iun sow it and make grain ter, I .o and stubble, too. ion rille the SEE lun M. C. SMITH )ent AND md-j JOHN C. CAREY I At Keowee Bank, a 8 - Pickens, S. C. ins. ne Bale of on Did farmuer friends brought ind the seed to town a d01(1 it, paid his guano vagon, paid two drug tore accounts and went jingling in his pocket. >ttoni will do that much hter has a good chanice of furniture. >ur, line wh~eni in town. ade is flne andI we keep 0. of Irvon .Becds from $4.5.0 OS CO., Pickens 111, Iuxiame er and more of it s of using Luzianne Coffee r and economy all over the tire contents of a one-pound ctions. If you are not satisfied ty, if it does not go as far as *b ::heaper coffee you have ever ocer you want your money ne straight across with it, catalog. A......1B 1 Quality at the A4 Merchan This is a period of higher p Price, but everything raised on Tace the price of cotton today and in fact everything raised( almost double in price to what when the farmer prospers we a Every line of ierchandise not been.so great as on cotton a Our fall stock of Dry Good buying our fall goods we hav< could buy, rather than buy che We have built up a reputa care to handle cheap, inferior them. Our Dry Goods are the sam fast, and at a very small advar A large part of our fall go these goods will be sold our c goods will be more complete thi our customers with good, depei FOLGER, Clothing, Shoes, I Sole Agents for Walk Over King Stoves, Chase City Buggi 4 ick Patterns. Pickens merchants pay the highest y prices for cotton and cotton seed. Their fan stocks of merchandise cannot be ex- or' celled in towns many times the size of ern Pickens. They handle good goods and beil their stocks are complete. They will and treat you right. Pickens is the place to and do your trading. pre Edwin L. Are showing the larg Millinery, etc., eve- 1 in a boastful way, u today you hear hig Probably this is true with Edwin L. Bolt a with the* small except GOODS the prices tomed to pay hereto] many miles to do y not onily save you m lect from. We have more than $30,0( dise in stock at the present was around the 10c mark. 'I and all kinds of DRY GOODS and see for'yourself: Ladies' Suits Ladies' Suits, made of All W with guaranteed satin lining, Il Ladies' Suits, made of Par dine and French Serge, $18.5( All the leading shades. Ladies' Suits, made of All V Colors black and navy, $12.65 $10.95. Ladies' Coats A full line of Sport Coats. $7.50 value for $4.98 and $5.98. Ladles' Coats, made from velvet. Also mixed goods. P showing in all that's new in co; $7.50 to $20.00. Ladies' Serge Dresses,; $4.98 $10.00. Edwin I I ~The Stord *v6flcd"T Pces. .01 dise at 1eO 4ri ........... rices for everything. Not oi4y IA m the farm is much higher in'ie ft -cotton seed, corn, oats, y )n the farm, and you will*fild tha they were tyo years ago; arid this i1 do. sold in a store has advancie 6 ind farm products. Is, Clothing, Shoes, etc., is. 0 \ stuck to quality and bought the4c ap and inferior goods at a loer pric tion for selling good, reliable Me D~oods, and it certainly does not pay e reliable lines we have always ban( Lce in price. rds were bought early, before the at stomers at the old prices. - Our..stoc s fall than ever before, and we will b idable merchandise at reasonable pri Yours truly, THORNLEY lais and Gent's Furnishing Goods a S and Zeigler Shoes, New Home Se, es, Mitchell Wagons, Carhart Overa Fe are requested to announce that a All m ily reunion will be held at the home onstrat Aunt" Harriet Freeman in the east- send e: part of the county October 27, this quested ig her 81st birthday. All relatives Thorntc friends are cordially invited to attend Rest 1 bring well-filled baskets and come ens not pared to ppend the day. ICIIII10OE CC "EM*~*~p*p~.'-'. Bolt &.Co est lines of Dry Goods, S >rought to Easley. We c t we believe it is a fact. h prices and scarcity oi with the majority of stori ( Company. They have ion of a few items in SH( are the same as you has fore. It will certainly pa Dur fall trading at this si oney but will have a lari 0 (thirty thousand dollars) worth of time, bought during the early Dart< oday cotton is near 16c, an advance have advanced accordingly. See pi Shoes For the ool Poplin, We have the larg 16. be found in Pickem lin, Gaher- in stock FIVE TIIOl I to $28.60. from $1 to $5. We < money on your shc l7ool Serge, good shoes, too. Tr: ) value for _____Our Millinery Is complete with all1 Hats. We can. sell All colors, price so you will ha buy a dress or pair ol plush and - beautiful Boys' Clothing, S tts. Prices ___________ ____ Men's Clothing. . $7.9 and Mail Orders promi cels Post. Uncle Sat L. Bolt d 9 Thsat's Always i isley, 8. C. p uu Enu wr- p erchandise higher In iani a few Years ago. , chickens and .eggs, + these prolmets q but,the advik:6. ih every day, and in t goods that money ei. ndise, and we do not .the consumer to buy led, colors absolutely tvance in prices, and k of fall and winter 3 well fiXed to supply ces. & OO. 1pecalty king Machines, Iron 1s. Call for Butter *+ embers of canning, home dem on and bread clubs who wish to chibits to the state fair are re to have them at Robinson & in's store in Easley or at the oom in the court house in Pick later than Eriday, October 13. M. ELIZABETH MAULDIN, mpany hoes, Clothing, lo not say this On every hand merchdndise. is, bwe the g )ES an..m e been accus y you to come :ore. We will re stock to se seasonable mnerchan >f July, when cotton 3f about 50 per cent, .ices below and come Whole Family est stock of goods to ' county. Now have ISA.N D pairs of shoes an certainly save you e bill and give you r us and see. Department. . ~hat's new in Ladies' you a nice hat at a ye something left to shoes. uits $1.48 to $950. uits $7.50 to $17.50. S tlly filled. Use Par n is our salesman. 4.Co