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Notice of Election State of South Carolina, County of Plekens. Whereas, the resident freeholders and qualified electors of the age of twenty. one years, of Garvin and Kings school districts Nos. 21 and 25 respectively, have petitioned the County Board of Educotion both for and against consoli dation of the above named districts; Therefore, an election is hereby or dered by the County Board of Educa tion, to be held at Pleasant liill school house on November 23, 1917, to de termine whether or not the two above named districts shall be consolidated; having the new school near Pleasant Hill church, and also allowing he Kings school to continue to run up to the sev enth grade. The election shall be held according to the rules of the primary election. Those wishing to vote for consolida tion shall vote a ticket marked 'For Consolidation;' those wishing to vote against consolidation shall vote a ticket - marked "Against Consolidation." F'. V. CLAYTON, 30 Secretary and Clerk. Probate Sale State of South Carolina, County of Greenville. Probate Court. Btertie E. Burns, et al., P'laintilY. Estell Burns, Defendant. Pursuant to a decree filed inithe above stated case. Nov. 12, 1917, 1 will sell at public auction in front of the court house door, at Pickens. S. C., during the legal hours of sale, sales day in )ecem her, 1917, all that tract of land in Eas Icy township, Pickens county, contain ing 18 .3-11 acres, more or less, fully described in the decree of Probate Judge, Greenville, S. C., November 12, 1917, reference to which is hereby had. Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. WALTRI M. ScoTT, Psobate .udge Greenville County. Porter's Pressing Club Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Al tering, Etc. Suits sic 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, Se suit; dry cleaning, $1 suit. Special attention given to ladies' suits. We appreciate your patronage. B. B. PORTER, Proprietor, At Porter's Barber Shop. Telephone No.38 PICKENS RAIl 1IME TABLE NO. 16, SUPEI EF'FECTIVE No. 1 No. 3 No. 5 IDis. Si 7.30 A.mi !11.00 Am i3.40 P.ML.OP 7.5"11.05 " 3:.45 " 1IF, 7.45 "11.15 "3.55 "| 5 P. 7.50 " 11.20 "4.00 " .' 7 A 8.00 "11.30 "4.05 " $ MI N.05" 1.40" 415 " A r. 9.3 E x No agent. No. I (:onnheels w ith Southe) Nos. 3 and 41 connlect with South 12. Nos. 5' and ( ronnoct with Express handled by the Pickens information aipply to .J. T. TP. For sale at Keowee Pharmacy and I A Specia AFARM A l100 acres, more or less, on~ main puI Large gradled school runs 7 months ve home three-quarters mile. Fairly goo acres in pasture, wired in. Plenty wo horse farm in cultivation. Price, 82.5 7 per cent per annum until paid. Ifi or Monday. Frank E. Of Kenedy REAL ESTATE. ... AND When YM --A WATCH, WRIST -*PURSE, RAZOR STR -SAFETY RAZOR OR~ -BRUSHES, LATHER -THING IN JEWELR' Come and look New Goods< -'. .'. thel PATRIOTIC S Keowee F Nyal Qual R. E. Lewis, \Rio For A Tonic Iron Can't Be- Beal Contracted Form of Natural Iror Cheaper, Strooger, ACID IRON MIN1RAL, ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE I7 "I found such quick relief from tak ing Acid Iron Mineral (natural iron; for rheumatism, and chronic indiges tion I want to urge more people t< take iron instead of other remedie: when needing a tonic and something that will build them up," saidI J. C Shelton, of Roanoke, Va. "I was weak, had a sour stomach bad appetite, and suffered most al the time. I needed a tonic badly, anc when I started tking Acid Iron Min eral I found the remedy I needed,' continued Mr. Shelton, who lives al 502 12th st., N. W. Acid Iron Mineral is highly concen trated medicinal iron testing over 10 degrees specific gravity and a feu drops in a glass of water makes an unexcelled medicine for the blood, digestion, and appetite. It is sold by druggists in six and twelve ounec bottles under the Ferrodine Chemical Corp. trademark, which guarantees strength and efficiency. lie sure you get the genuine. Get a bottle. It is cheaper, stronger and better for you. Pays 25c a Month for Perfect Health For 15 years, E. A. Little. Bessemer. Ala. has paid 25c a rnonth to kceep in per (ect health. Read what ho says: "I desire is add my endorsement of Granrer Uror + itegiiitur. 1 bare not used coy oilier medicine for ffl, eah&. 1 know it is the best for all lioer cn plaiuts and will cure any case of indigesion I knows. When I first comnnenced to take your graner i r Ileila.r the Pegram".Palton IlrugCo. 1 was buying It by eihed.zeo. Now Ilam told they buy it by the cross.~ I use one ,g each u oath and 1 would nut be without it for anything." Granger Liver Regulator. Is strictly vegetablo, non-alcoholic prepa. ration, and is highly recommended for sick headache, indigestion, biliousness and all ;:nach and liver complaints. Yourdrug. *:t can supply you--25c a box. Crater Medicine Co., Chattanooga. Tea. WAY COMPANY WEDING TIME TABLE NO. 15 JULY 9, 1917 ations. No. 2 No.4 No. 6 ekenis Arj0.20 A.M 1.45 P. M 5.00 P. ma erguson x I).15 '' 1.40 "4.55" irsons x ij.5 "1.35 "4.45 rialis x '$.5% ":1.30 "4 35" auldn x .50 il25 " 4.30" asleyv. .4 1.15 "4.25" nI Railwa y raini Nos. 29 an~d 46 ern Railway trains Nos. 319 and Soulthern liy. train No. 11. All Railroad colo pany. For furthel X LL. l Pt. . Pickins. S, C. 'ickens D'rug Company I Chance ND HfOME >lic road. Mail every (Iy left at door. ar. Churches close, dcetor's of lice andi d 6.roomn house and out buildings. 15~ r~d and( timber to support platce. Two 1)0; $5i00 cash, balance .9250 per1 year: ite'restcd 'see me att Pij ns Saturday Q lexander & Alexander ERSON, SOUTif CAROLINA :u Want WATCH, HAND BAG, DP or BLADES, KNIFE, BLADES, MILITARY BRUSHES, OR ANY over our line. ~oming in all ime .-*. TATION RY 'harnmacy ity Store Ph. G.,op LOC AL AD PERSON4M Born unto Mr. and Mrp. Ben F?. Rig gins, November 6, a son. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Chapman, November 10th, a son. - Born unto Mr. and Mrs. George Irvir Brazele. November 10th, a daughter. Martin school will' begin its winte term next Monday, November 19th. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Stewart of route 4, were in Pickens shopping Saturday. W. C. Porter of Easley route 1, was at the county seat on business Wednes day. T. H. McWhorter, well known citizen of Liberty route 4,' was at the county seat on business Saturday. . Mr. M. F. Hester spent several days rin the mountains last week and says the persimon and 'possum crops are good. Rev. E. T. Dodges is in Columbia at tending a meeting of -the edncational commissioners of the Methodist confer ence. Prof. ,L. E. Kirby and E. U. 1 Whorter, prominent citizens of Norris, were visitors dt the county seat one day last week. We are requested to announce that Rev. H. K. Williams will preach at the Pickens Mill church the third Sunday in November at 3 o'clock The friends in this county of Rev. E. V. Babb, former pastor of Easley Bap tist church, sympathize with him in the loss of his father whose death occurred at his home in Laurens recently . Born unto Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Couch of Easley, November 5th, a son. This makes four boys for this patriotic family. The latest arrival was named Gilliland, after the late Dr. Gilliland. Messrs. Earl T. Sanders, William A. Burke, J. Horace Parmalee and William H. Bearden of the 114th Tennessee Mili tary Band, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hester last Friday and Sat urday. Montvale school will begin the winter term next Monday morning, November 19th. Miss Flora Kelly is the assistant teacher and H. W. .Hiott has been re elected principal and will teach the win ter session. 'he' Piedmont.Realty and Auctibn Co. 1have made contract with F. B. Morgan, Jr., to subdivide the home place of the late F. B. Morgan at Central, S. C., and will sell same at auction D~ecember 5th. Watch for the advertisement in this paper which will follow. An entertainment will be given in the Pickens Mill school auditorium next Saturday night, November 17th. An interesting programn has been arranged and an admisqsion fee of ten cents will be charged, proceeds to go towards buy buying a piano for the school. .J. E. Grant, a well known stock dealer of Seneca, was in Pickens on business last week, lHe states that he has been doing a good business with Pickens county people and expects to do some1 more. He has just received another earload of horses and mules and has an adlvertise~ment in this paper. Read it. Thei First Baptist church of Liberty will be dedicated rnext Sundlay morning. 1ir. lavid M. Ramsay will preach the .':rm',n. At the evening service four ncw dea!*cons. will be orIdaineCd. Rev. J. ii. Machen is the paustor of this church anid he and the people of Liberty are to be conlgratulated onl their progress. T[he Baptist Sunday school at Norris isone of the best in the county. On ''Go-to-Sunday-School Day" 218 scholars were present, which was eighteen above the number strived for. Before this timie the regular enrollment was 102. On orphanage work (lay this school also raixed M65 for Connie Maxwell orghan . RUB OUT PAIN e Iwith good oil liniment. That's Bthe surest way to stop them. The best rubbing liniment is j MUST AlIG LINIlMENT l Good for the A llmnts'~ of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. j Qood for your on Aches, Pains Rheutis Sprans, I 2Sc. 50c. $1, At all Dealers. Subscriptdonsdtaken ied tiy Magazine o Newspa nr, pub lishdPg g 2 .~ ~ - t .,t , DACUSVILLE' SCHOOLNE) The folloW g program way si cessfully carried out by the Dac vile Literary Society last Hallowe night: Opening chorus--Keep the Hoi Fires Burning-School. Encore-Carolina. Duet---Durch Feld und Wald .eota Ponder, Jessie Hunt. Reading-Ma'oiselle-Miss Sat Farmer. Piano Solo-Norwegian Bridal P cession --Miss Fern Ritter. Debate--Itesolved, That fighting the air will do more to win the v than lighting oi land and sea. Af ,native-Joe Hunt, Agnes Hunt, M tie hooker; negative--Cannie F gusoli, Hovey 1 erguson, J. B. Loop Decision in favor of negative. Pantonime-Star Spangled Bt nIr. Boys' Chorus-My Mersehat .Pipe. Encore-Smile, Smile, Smile. Flag drill. Song--1'se Gwine Back to Dixie. Through sale of ice cream, fortu telling and cake walk the sum twenty dollars was realized. The following pupils in the hi school department, are admitted the honor roll for October: Tenth Grade--Flora Cox, J. Looper, Cannie Ferguson, Hovey F< iyuson, Joe Hunt, Nancy Lathem. Ninth Grade--Nannie Ponder, A nes Hunt, Carl Jones. Eighth Grade-Rebecca Hui Frances Hunt, Maud Hunt, Willi Hart, Leota Ponder, Lora hook Frank Jones. We had the pleasure of a visit fr< Mr. Lueco Gunter and Mr. Clayton Thursday. Dacusville Literary Society. Per Mary McCall. Citation State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. By J. B. Newbery, Esq., Probate Jud1 Whereas, Mrs. Lucia G. Shirley me suit to me to grant her letters of t ministration of the estate and effects L. T. Shirley, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and: monish all and singular the kindred a creditors of the said L. T. Shirley, ceased, that they be and appear bef< me, in the Court of Probate, to be h at Pickens Court House, S. C., on t 30th day of November, 1917,'next, aft publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in t forenoon, to show cause, if any th have, why the said administration shot not be granted. Given under my hand and serl, ti 12th day of November, 1917, in the 1 year of our Indepence. J. B. NEWBERY, Judge of Probate, Pickens County, S. Citation State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. By J1. B. Newbery, Probate Judge: WVhereas, Guy McFall, made suit me to grant him letters of administ: tion of the estate and effects of Salati Clements, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and monish all and singular the kindred a creditors of the said Salathiel Clemen deceased, that they be and p ear before me, in the court of P bate, to be held at Pickens, S. C., the 16th day of Nov., 1917, next a'f publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in1 forenoon, to show cause, if any tU have, why said administration sho not be granted. Given under my hand and seal t 30th day of October, 1917, in the year of our Independence. J. B. NEWBERY, (Seal) 27 .J.P..P. C Notice of Forfeiture One mule, buggy and harness hav been secured frocm R. K. Lewis for lation oif section 3296, R. S., 15 i north-west of Pickens, Pickens coun notice is hereby given that any per: clhiming same must give hond to Collector of Internal Revenue on or foi the 15th day of December, 19 or saidIj property will be declare-d f feitedl to the United States. SAM M. CntAI;, D~eputy Collector Summons for Relief. Complaint served. State of~ South Carolina, County of Pickens, In Court of Common Pleas. H-. M. lyester, Plaintiff, against 0. E. Blythe, Louise D. Guion, Jan McCarson, John McCarson and Keov Bank, Defendants. To the defendants above named: You are hereby summoned anA quired to answer the complaint in t action, which was filed this day Ini ofhece of the Clerk of Court iceke: S. C., and to serve a copy of your swer to the said complaint on the si scriher at his office at Pickens, S. within twenty days after the serv hereof, exclusive of the day of at service; and if you fail to answeri complaint within the time aforesaid.i plaintiff in this action will apply to i court for relief demanded in 'the ce plaint. 0. S. STEWAnrT, C. E, ROBINSON Clerk C. C. P. Plaintiff's At We have some very attracti prices on Stoves and Ranges ti we are offering to the tade no We have not advainced the pri on this line of goods. Come a let us show themnt4you Pic ns Hardware and Grocery ( Mur n If you want to sell your Automo ah) bile I will pay cash for it. If you want to buy a car see me before Sbuying. a 4We have a first-class garage and Srepair shop and carry all kinds of n parts for Ford cars. o Also have complete line of oils agreases, gas, etc. F. H. H OP KI N S, PI kens of FREE!T Get Valuable Premiums Free by Using Our Profit-Sharing Plan Do your trading at J. V. Hendricks', where you n. a coupon with every cash purchase. Coupons are good n for valuable premiums. Call and get a catalog showing different premiums and how to get then without extra cost. I am still giving more goods for less money than any body else. .Best LL lea Island, 15c yard. Best AAA Sheeting, 15c yard. Best I)rilling, 16c yard. Troile Du Nord Gingham, 15c vard. Best grade Outing, 15c yard. de HATS! HATS ! TO SUIT BUYERS. CLOTHING ! of " Clothing to Fit Anybody up to 44 at RIGHT PRICES Shoes! Shoes!s old _ .--- - - - he i Hams, 26G per pound in trade, er Spring Fryers, 20c per pound, up to 40c each. he Hens, 124c per pound. ey ~ Eggs, 42c per dozen at present. White Peas, $3.60 per bushel in trade. ~is Our line of Furniture is complete. j J. W. HENDRICKS8 nOf Course - ''CEN N The price of most goods have advanced, but the farmer that 2 gets about and has something to sell never feels the advanced prices, for he is constantly sell ing something that is advane ing, too. Our prices are not as low ona lot of goods as they were five years ago, but we are offering many excellent values all thru our stock, considering the pres ent market price. We want you to bring us whatg you have to sell and we will treat you right. re i RAI G BROS CO., Pickens ab Iee ch r: e , 8 e. C. Ploeti., S& TIMrl'N JN. C.I I McSwain & Craig GeARTa N P&ctc ofENRY LAWYERSGeeaPrcceoLw -- Practice in State and F'ederai ("urts GREENVILLE, S. C. Gb. reenvillem Ofie Phone 210omecrnraan ans.roe at. - - ----- - - - -- w T.~ (. Trwima, . 9n. Better buy aColumbus Wagon CC Ouerl Prctie ofthe while we have this stock on hand. c Gnerl Paciceof heLaw These next September willtcost 1 GREENVILLE, S. C. you several dollars. more. No k- PHOE m obetter wagon .made. Pick a .,Wl ractice in Pickenis County. lIardware & Grocery ComnP y.