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EARLE'S1 KleyandIverRemed: For the relief of all kid ney and bladder troubly rhoumatic affections,et4 R esults Guaranteed Price $1 per BD'tkI L. EARLE, Pickens, S C PR EPARED NESS C0RN----_-------$ 1.5( FLOUR ----------$12.50 Not Now, But Soon If you would be prepared yoU had better sow liberally of wheat and oats. We have a small :unount of seed yet. Two cars of Flour and Feed Is week. See us for what ,u need. Morris & Company, QId Postoffice Building. Phone No. 36 Porter's Pressing Club Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Al tering, Etc. > Suits are sent for and delivered when oromised and the work is done by an Ix pert. Work guaranteed. Suits pressed at 25c per suit; cleaning and pressing 60c suit; dry cleaning Tuit. Special attention given to IA Is' auts. We appreciate your patronage. B. B. PORTER, Proprietor, At Porter's Barber Shop. Telephone No.38 THE KEON PICKET 5a. f5und al We solicit your banking bu :uurtesy and conveniecce consi Aples. Five per cent interest i J. P. CAREY, President. M ~. L.S The Place to 2 Thousand Of Merchan4 * TI i S Before buyin: and Boys' Cl and Shoes, or We are showing a eL ad!y-to-wear, men's .a: a siete stoclE of shoe )2 ~~xains below: y~ ~ .lot of Norwich Dress ( 10, lo of fast color Aprc J *' vatt4terns, regular 8 1-8c )t'big lot of Solid Colo uTi.yilr -10 and 12 1-2c vali 'K" *, y ard. 4* n''1' big "lot 86-inch Bleac eller. Special, 6 1-2c. * are te visit our Ste AK v:;big array of L. S1 EASLI All RUN DOM X# I~.st"on a" 'Wonl BY iol . aynesboro,.Pa."11I ws a11 run dew,* after a bard spell of bronchltls so it was hard for me to keep about. I had pain. iny cheat and took cold easily, A fri asked me to try Vinol. I did; h 1 it 1 me up so I am strong and well Gr and- am able to do my housework which 27 'al not dono for three months before i ft . Vinol.Mrs.. Yt. HonnoU(Ir, W4 eVaboro, PIL. oila . of creates an appeilte, aide digeo. w .. I* makes puro blood and cretest chi ~tfangthk Your money back if It fai dh Pickens Drug Co., Pickens, S.C.; also kit at the leading drug stores in all South Ml Carolina towns, chi THE PEOPLE'SAi PRESSINGCLUB E lag -HAVE practiced in Your town Pre . for seven years, have given Pie pe'fect satisfaction and have Mr cleaned and pressed for most He every 'lady and gentleman in oA this section. To get good work and and good service, let the People's thr Pressing Club do your cleaning bro and bressing. I have had 12 years' experience. Postage paid one way on all T out-of-town work. sho Thanking you in advance, dae Hayes Hallums ha Cleaner.& Presser. Pickens,S.C. r'lcI hoa U~U~fru~avw~A coni NEW RISAURANTrec 'AND MEAT MARKET F beei Telephone No.. 2 bo, ser the I have just opened in Pickens a new ner tpIaiarant and meat market. Every- sin tigIs new,:clean, fresh and up-to-date plac and I invite you to call on mo? when in p, need of anything in either line. I will to p treat you right, both as to quality and him price. I want your trade. foll4 Jarr T .D.Bates, Next to Pickens Bank pie And ~,1A~'YW~' chill VIEE BAN the ~s, S. C. n ___ s C and rea, ad ProgreSsIve iness and will show you every. NN stent with sound bankiug prin- zen >aid on Savings Deposits. 'or ,had JNO.,C. CAREY, Cashier. and ULLIVAN EASLEi"Y, S. C. Do Your Fall and Wintei knd Save Many Dollars. s of Dollars :lse to Be Sold at a uirty-Five Per Cent. 'your Winter Dry G( othing, Ladies' Read ne to the store that se id dave many dollars. larget assortment of dry good idtho.gs'clothing, as well as th s in Pikens county. We mel *inghams, 5c One lot 8 1-3c Sh n Gingham, We are showing value. Spe- Coatsuits at 610, $1 A complete stock red ngis, Long Coats. Pricel ies. tepoil' Our Shoe Depart a~oitself. We know' hing, alo rmore on every winter shoes befort re and investigate our prices baains we have in all depar LJL LIVAN. Y, SOUTH CAROLII 'Innnuuun IPEATHS i fLbert R. Porter a lbert -A. Porter, a prominent and ih -"esteemed citizen of Pickens ,nty died at his home near Mountain ove church last Friday morning, Oct. at 6 .o'clock. Bright's disease was D cause. of his death and he had been Ill health for several years. He was tyrfour years old. Funeral services re held at Mountain Grove Baptist irb F riday afternoon and were con. t ted by his Pastor, Rev. Charles At- t son, asisted by Rev. W. C. Seaborn. orter had been a member of this arch for many years and was a dea tat the time of his death. 1he deceased leaves a widow and ,ht children, as follows: - Mrs. B. N. t xander, Mrs. Nannie Baker, Mrs. n in ch, Mrs. Stacey Townes, Mrs. ie ' man and Robert S., Ed and Ily Porter, all of Pickens county. He d ilso survived by the following broth- n and sisters: J. H. Porter of near r, kens and W. J. and D. S. Porter of c dmont; Mrs. Martha Waldrop and e 3. H~anah Sanders of this county. fl wa coson of the late B. S. Porter ti -.hiu coihaty. Ir. Porter was a good man, husband father, and his unnumbered friends iout the county extend to the heart ken family heartfelt sympathy. Phil A. Porter W he people of this community were :ked Tuesday mornin when it be le known that Mr. Phil Porter had 9( I that morning at 6 o'clock, exactly di iys after his brother, E. R. Porter, V passed to the great beyond. He p ied away at his home one mile from - tens. Mr. Porter had been in bad th for several years and during the D tember term of court at Pickens he - ;racted a cold from which he never vered. He was eighty years old. e< )r about thirty years Mr. Porter had s( i court crier here and nearly every- bi r In the ,county-knew him. He also ed thruout the entire civil war in Confederate army and had been a iber of Secona Baptist church ever P e the war. Funeral services took n e at Secona Wednesday. B A. Porter was twice married, first d [iss Harriet Freeman, who preceded to the grave many years, and the owing children survive this union: u es and John Porter, Mrs. Emma r od and Mrs. Lillie Foster, all of ec :ens county, and Mrs. Lou Wood of c erson county. His second wife, who c Wes him, was a Miss Duncan. No tr Iren.were-born to this union. w any friends are grieved to hear of A death of the good old court crier deeply sympathyze with the be- 6t ed ones. ti W. Austin Boggs CE Austin Boggs, a well-known citi- G of Pickens county, died of pellagra Columbia hospital last Thursday ning, October 26, aged 61 years. He N been in bad health several months A death was not unexpected. The E &co1 Shopping VVorth I Saving of >Ods, Men's y-to-Wear,N [is for cash m, notions, ladies' )1 *e. largest and most jg Iioto a few of- our eetinic. Special, 5c yd a fne line of Ladies' Nt 2.50 and $16.60. of Lbadies' Sport and t ranging from $3.50 up - mnent is a store within Wecaki save you 50c ~air. Don't buy your ]dking at ours. aslook over the ments. & co.'4 ununnunun body was brou'Sht to his old home and interred Saturday in the Boggs family burying ground near Calhoun, after funeral services conducted by Rev. Mr. Robinson and Dr. L. G. Clayton. Mr. Bogg is survived by a widow'and ,he following children: W. C. and qorman M. Boggs and Mrs. Leila Law. ence of this county, Miss Pearl Boggs. >f Spartanburg, Miss Gertrude Boggs of Florence and Mrs. Molena Pike of "reenwood. He was a brother of A. rohn Boggs of Pickens. The deceased was a member of Ihe dethodist church. Friends in all sdd ions of the county join in extending to he bereaved ones heartfelt sympathy. Halloween Party There will be a Hallowe'en party at he Dacusville school house aturday ight, November 3. An interesting rogram of songs, drills and recitations as been arranged. The public is cor ially invited and there will be no ad uission charge. After the program is mdered the young ladies will sell Ice rean, cake, parched peanuts, candy, tc. the proceeds of which will be used beysg rpictures and blackboards for le school rooms. SPECIAL NOTICES Notices inserted it (hitinh, for one centa ard for lirsi liniertloti and cne-hatlf Cenit a word r each subse(juent lisertion . Auction sale-My house and lot, 1x239, at Pickens Court House, Sales ty in November. Or will sell at pri )te sale before that date. See D. F. ace. 26 For Male-Fine Berkshire Pigs. A. . Mann, Pickens, S. C., R.F.D.2. 14%tf F"r Ne or trade foranything of iual value-One two-horsepower kero ne en ine, guaranteed as good as the sat E.W. Pickens, Pickens. 27 Wanted - District Manager for Ickens. Also spare-time agents. Good ,oposition. Previous experience Tin cessary. Address Massachusetts ndimg and Insurance Company, Acci nt and Health Department, Saginaw, ichigan. Capital, $1,500,000. For sale-I will sell at auction to te highest bidder at my residence sev miles west of Pickens on route 5, the llowing personal property: 25 bushels rn, 150 bundles of fodder, shucks, 4 ns of peavine hay, one good horse, ie good buggy, one good one-horse agon, harness and farm implements. Iso one brood Berkshire and pigs. fle to take place Monday, November h, beginning at 3. p. m. G. A. Mar n, Pickens, Route 5. NtraVed from my home-one bull lfe Any information gladly receivd.; laude Thomas., 27 Remen ber the date--Wednesday, ovember 8, of the sale at Capt. Jas. . Griffin's place, at 10.30 o'clock. verything to go regardless of price. Edi L iAre showing the lar IMillinery, etc., ever in a boastful way, b Itoday you hear hi Probably this is true with Edwin L. Bolt with the small excev GOODS the prices tomed to pay heret( many miles to do : Inot only save you i Ilect from. IWe have more than $30,( dise in stock at the present was around the 10c marky and all kinds of DRY GOODI and see for yourself: Ladies' Suits Ladies' Suits, made of All 1 with guaranteed satin lining, Ladies' Suits, made of Po dine and French Serge, $18.i All the leading shades. Ladies' Suits, made of All Colors black and navy, $12, $10.95. Ladies' Coats A full line of Sport Coats. $7.50 value for $4.98 and $5.98 Ladies' Coats, made from velvet. Also mixed goods. showing in all that's new ina ci $7.50 to $20.00. La'dies' Serge Dresses, $4.9 $10.00. The Sto, E '-- pm Uran prarm , TM If You Want to.;Make Grain Profitably Or if you want to1nake corn and cotton profitably, or any other crop profitably, use Anderson Fish arid Blood Goods. You know fish'and blood makes better fertilizer than anyhilig else. It is cheap er than meal ahd acid and is better. . . Anderson Phospihate and Oil Company W. F. FARMER, Secretary. The Place to Get Most For Your Produce Is At HENDRICKS' M.' , 9We Pay Greenville m arset for Fryers 10c pound -fr Hens 30c For Roosters . $1.00 a bushel for corn rx Greenville rinarket for eggs. 1 AC pound for nice cured hams rx In am offering some good values " n1mndress goods.' Alot of odds and y ends to go at cost. Your patronage is always ap Spreciatedn J. W. HENDRICKS 9 PICKENS R49 -------EM Bolt &Comany gest lines of Dry Goods; Shoes, Clothing, brought to Easley. We do not say this ut we believe it is a fact. On every hand gh prices and scar-city of mer chdndise. with the majority of stores, but it is not &t Company. .They have the goods, and 'tion of a few items in SHOES and PIECE are the same as you have been accus ifore. It widl certaini pay you to come tour fall trading at ~this store. We will money but will have l large stock to se 0(hrt thousand dollars) wort .of seasonable necha. loday cotton is near 16c, an advance of about 60 per cent, 'have advanced accordingly. See . picgs below and come Shoes Ptthe Whole Family Vool Poplin, bWe have4 cllargest stock of goods to $15 befund i Ijkens contNwhv al tor$2.60 rm$ o$ We tp certiave you Is complete with all that s new in Ladles' Hats. We can sell you a nice hat at a All coloruy rca dress or 'o hoaes ething left -to plush and - at. Prices Boys' Clothing, Suits $1.48 to $950. _____ Men's Clothing. $its $7.60 to $17.50. 8,$.9ad Mail Orders promptly filled. Use Par cels Post. U~ncle Sam is our salesman. L. Bolt & Co. e That's 4lways Busy asley, S. C. me'r,