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fKitchen'( A CALL at my store ani going to give away Kitchen Cabinet a going to make some I Kitchen Cabinet would ent imaginable for youi without extra cost. C A bird will have the best "T1' ceived A W u -, .A6 io keep, will move it. Can save ture as well as on stap] for before the advance i Have a few samuple picked up at a bargain - I will buy your far m)arket for it' I am pa 35c for fryers, 36c z, .z It will surely pay y s0J. w. f M1151 it ha eOe shipping their entire market prices for your skins by senc Greatest Raw Fur Market. Write for our Free price list and hippin1 We charge no commission. DAVID BLUSTEIN& 4 If You Want to Or if you wvanit profitably, or -I use Anderson * You know fish fertilizer thans er than meal ani -- M. U. SMIT1'I AND J GET FOR * Such pleasant .: joving will not last I time to prepare. N1 We have a spi SBlankets at reasoum J Our ladies' Co; men's Clothing wei yance and~ we are r money on these lini A full stockc of I ing at much lower at the present mharl - of our Shoes are he vleof such goods Shoes, we try t~o ha will please the cust The ladies enjc (lays, so wve try to ment of threadls foi Quilting these cupation, so we h2 Sassortments of nee * . Some (days yet a fire in the stove. : killet andI lid to bt iby the fire. We h am Come to see us - 3 and we wvill treat a CR AIG B1; abinet FREE I 'I let me explain to you how I am 108 7-piece Dinner Sets and a $25 M bsolutely free. These articles are iousowives mighty glad. The make the finest Christmas pres wife and you may give It to her ime to see me at once, as the early M chance at this. IV I TUB1 E a carload of Furniture. I bought M and have put a price on it that M you some good money on Furni e Dry Goods which I contracted i price. My line is complete. Hats for men and boys which I md will sell the same way. n produce and nay the Greenville M ,ying 10c a pound for hens, 17 to M en for eggs. iu to see ENDRICKS KENS R4 ppers and Collectors of Raw Furs in your vicinity collections to us. You too, can secure the highe ling them here-as New York is now the World's I today tags. Ginseng and Golden Seal W-+++- l+ rgt..i..d.a.rs in mns.- ig - i-i+ hn-.-- .... Sttsrnd always Pay highest prices. Wiitcfor r.i t. RO 4-B 1-1.,;,U ++flCW~r Make Grain Profitably to imake corn and cotton ny other crol) profitably, Fish and Blood Goods. and bloo makes better n'ythinug cise. It is cheap dI acid1 andl1 i)btter'.... phate and Oil Company ARMER, Secretary. NO. C. CAREY, Agents. Pickens READY WINTER veather as w e have been en nmuch longer , so now is the indid line of (onmfor ts andI its, (Coat Snits and~ boys' and ve bought before the big ad ow inl position to save you Dry Goods that we are offer- D prices than we could if bought <et prices. A large per cent ng sold far below the present .Come to See us for your nidle a clean, honest line that omer as well as sell. y fancy work on cold or warm <eep at all times a fuill assort.. suich work. (lays is a very necessary oc ave p)ut in one of the best dIes we have ever carried. may be too busy to start up How about an old1 fashioned rke someW p)ta toes andl bread ave a good stock nowv on hand. with what you hav~e to sell rou right. LOS CO., Pickens Wesleyan Methodist Appoint ments, S. C. Conferenc - The Annual Conference of the Wek leyan Methodist church closed at 'er tral Sunday night, November 19, wit an interesting missionary service ad dressed by Mrs. Clark, a returned mis sionary from Africa.. In the morninj the spacious chapel of the new colleg building was filled with an audience tha was greatly moved by the masterly ded ication sermon preached by Dr. J. S Willett of Syracuse, N. Y., one of thi connectional officers. Other also spok< appropriately. The prayer, dedicatini the new building, which is a three-stor, brick-veneered building with moderi equipments, was offered by Rev. E Teter, general missionary secretary Other visitors from a distance include< Rev. L. Bedford, of New York, .fathe: [f President Bedford; G. E. Dctrich ol Syracuse, N. Y., and J. Lawrence o Ashburn, Ga., prominent laymen of thi church. The officers and appointments of the conference for the coming year are a follows: President-S. I. Keeler. Vice-President-J. R. George. Secretary-L. B. Smith, Treasurer-L. W. Wright. President of Central College-lI. C Bedford. Pofessor of Theology, Central Colleg -L. W. Wright. Anderson church-to be supplied. Carlisle Circuit-- Carlisle, Graham' Chapel, Providence, Eden--L. B. Smith Central Station-E. L. Henderson. Easley Circuit- Easley, PickensView Davis Chapel-J. R. George. Fellowship Circuit- Fellowship, Roel Hill-J. T. Cary. Greer Circuit-Greer, Bethany, Tuca pau, O'Neal-R. C. Kendricks. Greenville Circuit--Greenville, Reedy River, Williamston--Levi Rigdon. Gaffney Circuit-Gaffney, Landrum, Chesnee-R. J. Cudd. Mt. Olivet Circuit-Mt. Olivet, Gold an Grove-J. E. Merck. Martin's Grove Circuit - Martin'. Grove, Smith's Chapel-J. R. Garrett. Piedmont Circuit--Piedmont, Pelzer W D. Miller. Walhalla Circuit- Walhalla,Westinin ter, Welcome, Mt. View-L.H.Kelley. Whitmire Circuit- Whitmire, Foun lain Inn, Oakway-D. 0. Powers. Spartanburg Circuit - Spartanburg, 3lendale, Union-W. 1). Correll. Conference Evangelist-J. M. Hanies. Missionary Evangelists-J .1R. DaviE md J. M. Merrill. Mountain Missionary-W. F. Staney. Mountain Mission Workers-C. C. Thurchill and Dora Weibans. Lef to choose their own fieldsoflabor -L. G. Clayton, C. A. Dunwoody, G. D. Watson. School News The school will have Thursday and L-riday for Thanksgiving. Mr. Steen Looper and Miss Margarel kiken of the tenth grade were abseni l'uesday. The pesident of Timrod Literary So -iety called a meeting of the 10th grad( members Wednesday at recess. The superintendent announces tha there will be no meeting of the Parent Teachers association until December. A glee club has been organized her with Raymond Cox as president, Frani Keith secretary and Charlie Yongui treasurer. Misses Inez Morris ani Eleanor Knight and Hagood Bruce ar trainers. Thursday the state high school in spector, Prof. W. H. Hand, was a school and his visit was enjoyed both b teachers and pupils. Pro f.H Hand deliv ered an excellent address Thursday ev sning and although bad weather pre vented many from attending, his tall was much enjoyed by those who heart him. He showed the audience the gen eral defects and needis of our school. An important meeting of the Timro< Literary Society was held Friday after noon. The f'ollowing debate was warm ly argued: Resolved, That Pickenm should have a new and well eguippet high school building. The decision o: the judges was two for the affirmative imd one for the negative. One of th< members suggested that the societs save a public meeting soon -and the so aiety voted almost unanimously for it rhe meeting wvill be held Friday night, December 8. SciaOOL CORRESPONDENT. Peters Creek Oyster Supper There will be an oyster supper ai Peters Creek schoolhouse Friday night, December 1, for the benefit of th( school. The public is cordially invited. N4oticc of Final Settlement and Discharg< Notice is hereby given that I wil make application to J. 13. Newberry, E~sq,, Judge of Probate for Pickenm county, in the state of South Carolina, :m the 29th (lay of December, 1916, al 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soor thereafter as said application can b< heard, for leave to make final settle ment of the estate of J1. H1. Nix, (Ie Leensedl, andl obtain discharge as admin istriator of salid estate. 33 , Administrator. Farm for Sake I have for sale an excelleni farm of 53I acres located 51 mile: west of Pickenms court house on i good public road, convenient tE bo0th Methodist anid Ba ptisl churches and1 wIthin OneO mile o: graded school. On this farm im a brand new 9-room dwelling house, built bungalow style with eighty feet of p)Or~ch, al finished and ceiled with best o: material; one brandl new 5-stal barn on concrete foundatior with shed on one side0: one niet new crib with shelter, and a fey other othuilding's. Ahbon t 24 acres cleared1. For qJuick salt this place will be0 sold for 82500) The buiildings alone are worti $2,000. llor' ternms or ofher 'in~ formiiationi', se 6. A. ELUISPCCWieSnc MRS. MELTON'S LHTER . To Tired Worn-out Mothors Jackson, Miss.-"I shall feel repaid i for writing this letter if I can help any - tired, worn-out mother or housekeeper to find health and strength as I have. "I have a family of five, sew, cook 3 and do my housework and I became t very much run-down in health. A friend asked me to try Vinol. I did so and now I am well and strong and my old time energy has been restored. Vinol has no superior as a tonic for worn-out, run down, tired mothers or housekeepers." -Mru JF. N. MELTOz, Jackson, Miss. Plickens Drug Co., Pickens, S.C - also at the leading drug stores in all gouth Carolina towns. Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice is hereby given that we will make application to J. 13. Newbery, Esq., Judge of Probate for Pickens county, in the state of South Carolina, on the 12th day of December, 1916, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as said application can be heard, for leave to make final settle ment of the estate of Laban Mauldin, deceased, and obtain discharge as ad ministrators of said estate. W. F. EVATT, .1. K. DunsT, 31 Executors. Notice To Debtors and Creditors All persons having claims against the estate of P. A. Porter, deceased, are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned on or by the 15th day of December, 1916, duly attested, and all persons owing said estate are hereby requested to settle with the un dersigned on or by said date. JAMES PoRTER, 30 Executor. Notice to Debtors and Creditors All persons holding claims against the estate of the late W. A. Boggs must present the same, duly proven, on or before the 15th day of December, 1916, or be debarred payment; and all per sons indebted to said estate must make payment on or before the above date to the undersigned. C. W. BoGus, N. M. Bo(cls, :30 Executors. Sale of Real Estate By virtue of a Iower of attorney given me by William Evatt, mortgagor, I will sell at public auction, before the court house door at Pickens. S. C., on Salesday in December, 1916 (being De cember 4), all that piece or parcel of land near the city of Pielens and near the Liberty road, colitaining four acres, more or less, on which the said William Evatt now lives. Terms of sale cash, and if not complied with in one hour to be resold at the risk of the former pur chaser. T. 1). IIAiRIS, 30 Attorney and Mortgagee. HOBBS-HI Don't forget Pickens to d are alway is Don't fail to s( Men, Women and Men's Dress Shot kinds of good Sho< Und Heavy underv for these cold ~)Suits. Don't f< Sour store. Me - We have a bi: select from, an< vanced on man: SClothing still rei Dress Good SPiece Goods. A to the Heavy F Ladies' Hats: to $1.50. I HOBB! Just Recei Our Second car of fine 14'ifly head on hand. If you want good you swap futuro high priced You will make money t, W. M. BROWN FOR We will sell to the highest bi Pickens, which is Monday, Dece the late J. H. G. McDaniel, jus the town of Pickens. This place contains twent orchard, good pasture, fine barn the magnificent and spacious cle will make a nice home and is th( ing house without making any mountains and all surrounding house, which is situated on a road leading from Pickens to ] schools and churches, and as , summer boarding house cannot state of cultivation and as a. far As an investment it would around Pickens is acquainted worth cannot be (escribled. At thoroughly inspect this property, This is an opportunity whicli you may never have another vantage of it. TERMS: Half cash, balar cent interest. B. T. and P. Admini JNDERSON' SPICKENS, S. C. to come to this o your shopping. s right and .the m< the best to be ha e the wonderful values Children's Shoes, Ladi< ~s, Men's Heavy Work ~S. erwear and Swer rear and Sweaters. days. Boys' and >rget this departme ai and Boys' .Clot 'line of men and I I even though the i lines the usually 1< rnain the same. .We are well 3p care of you ii .11 kinds of Fancy IL annels, Flannelettes 2~ dozen anrinue S I)1I( haies, val )8c. 1 lot TIrimm ed I lats, worti lj$4 .98. I )oni't fail toc see these Ha ~-H ENDE RSE PICKENs. s. C ved Today! youlng miules and mares. ag mules cheap, or to cotton for them, sec us. buy your stock from Walhalla, S. C. SALE dder on Salesday in December at mber 4, 1916, the home place of outside the corporate limits of y-nino acres and includes fine and other outbuildings, besides ven-room dwelling house. This very place for a summer board additions. A fine view of the country may be had from the beautiful knoll. Is on the main Kiberty. In easy reach of good. location for either a home or be beat. The land is in a high n will pay a handsome dividend. prove paying. Most everyone with this property and its real yone interested may come and does not come around often and 3meh chance as this, so take ad ce in tvelvo months at 8 per P. McDaniel strators. COMPANY store when in Our prices archandise we are offering in es' High Kid Boots, Shoes--in fact, all iters -just the thing children's Union ~nt when visiting hing >OYS' Clothing to prices have ad )W prices on our repared to take 1 Heavy Winter ress Goods down and Outings. (1s up to $3.COur pr ice now i $4 and $5.00, $1.98 Other ts. Fancies anid i<'Iowers5 25c IN CO.,