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SPECIAL NOTICES gotices inserted ii this column at i,,, rate of one ecnt a word for the 1 it insertion, half cent a word for <oh subsequent insertion. Min. a im for first insertion 25c. The Waldrop reunion will be held ,Is year on April 17 at the home of W. D. Waldrop, near the rock querry. AGENTS to sell combination win )w shade and curtain banger in ickens county. Apply to C. W. 'nrrett, Easley, S. C. 3t . Our special furniture sale is still "1. Mr. Ferguson, the auctioneer, till be back on the 29th and conduct .nother auction sale of furniture rom April 29th to May 7th. E. L. * w G. B. Hamilton,. Easley. FOI SA LE CJ EAP--A good horse, buggy and har'ss. C. E. Robinson, Pickens, S. C. 2tpd FOR SA LE-Buick roadster for sale cheap for cash or terms. Car in good condition. 1. N. Jonea:, Pickens. 11: COTTON SEED GRADING. 1 will grade cotton seed Wednes (lay and Tl'ursday, April 6 and 7, at Folg'er & IIeuldricl;' store at Pick 7 ens. Will t;rade at ton cents a bushel throug h. Will also grade at same ph; e c ed :tuday, Apri 1:.. 'T'his w ill b let t t'.y I will grade this i.F.Lusk. CAS3OLINE YTLg >rs. Compu 1"tin!!g-L r-s S . Cae, \ccouit l:L'.ist;'s, lioor Scales, Re Milt Cash Resgisters, Safes. Store iXtures. TIlE !IAMILTON SALES CO. Columbia, S. C. Public Service SevenI Passenger Buick. C. N. )URIHAM Pickens. C. L. DEAN Surveyor and Civil Enr incer Seneca, S. C. Farm L.o,.n Act 9 -cicl C tu , DR. J. L. AIKE1.i De1nti3t. * Maon idu., Ilck(.te, S. C. Ji. Ji. M ~win Sam B. Craig Greenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C. MvcS\VAIN & CRAIG Lawvyer-a Praictice in State and Federal Courts Pickens Olice P'honxe 30t Practice irn all Courts. Om'ico over Pichens Bank. P':ckens, S. C. ITORS. A\ Ii per.tin holIing claiims, against the e.;ine m' the late Elisha Alexan derl must 1X.eient the same, duly proven, on (.r buoreC the 1 5th day of April, 1921, or he debarred payment; and all personls inldebted to -aid es te must make payment <. or be rore the above dlate to Adii.:triat or. 1t49 RI. F. DI., Central, S. (7. . OTICE TO DEBTORS AND~ CRED 4 ITORS. All p)ersons holding claims against .e estate of the late .James F. Hien icks must present the same, dly oven, on or before the 15th day of .iy, 1 921 , or be debarred payment; kl all persons indebted to said es emust make payment on or be-i r.4e the above date to . L endlricks, Executor, A dministratrix, * ,j Liberty, S. C. ~OTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS.. All persons holding claims against - e estate of the late WV. C. Holcombe Kust present the same, duly proven, ai or before the 15th (lay of May, i b21, or be debarred payment; and all persons indebted to said estate ojust make payment on or before the a hove date to I Mrs. Minnie Holcombe, .Adminstiatrix, 4t . Easley, S. G. THE EDUCATION OF ,AN AMER ICAN BOY. H. A. N. F. U. The education of an American boy in the widest Sense, is int.?nded t< enlighten the un(lerstanLding, correct the temper, cultivatethe taste, an(' form manners and habits of youth, tt fit the boy for usefulness in hi. future stations of life. Education may be divided into four branche - physical, inteligetual, aesthetic and( moral education. The physical education teaches the boy all that relates to the healthy development of the organs of senI.: t?.on nid the muscular and elivrv(us System. Intellectul' I education t-nl-h re the boy the means by w hich th pIoWmes f the ui:(erstaniding' . to b4 developed an1( imlprv ..i, an.I the imparting of instructhm .n the ..'.rioush .branche's of k~now\le6 s 2. thetic eductationl te!ac"hesy' mind by t)1raIining it to pen'r' '. n(1d take (elih'it 'inl '.i t is: Iui . i .. :1 11 mr in natur. 1)1hrlA, .5. oocli:rt Mt(oral dlnt' ' j.ti t . thel iiv::'tt" il-lth :iffectionsl ,1f th.- hearllt. 1oe- 'I? ' h )l'(I i2.i\ ch i~ ii .1(' i )( i ' e priml he b ndary school. The .o cho nu deti( ins.titution s ;;no-Mi as !2-r:un I 1:n' se < !, hi..:h . d a-d - mis. The1 !:ubljec(t". i"ught inl them11 a u t:1-cient 2. nd.I "net,' histltore : ther ::uhiet WeI on, thet 20h a 1 \larch .. :f th 1.i i lli isdon 1. ~ '1' \ '' belve sertayBr..P \l u stron:~~~ 1 moalinluread inhihi 2 '.. H'i ',12.1.-A. .1 'i ..i 3E _ h. lnb ... : i tltful life~ :""! he'' di ed' a"ia.f RES~i.UTJ1IONS 01' RESPECT. ,b ii(.th :.' , o inh '0th h !:liv o !.L ch, b1, the robbi in Ii. wi-'der I1I'it to rmloivCe from 1i111gn us oiu] b-llt.' l u c i tt y ih ,. ,1.r . I)u' qtr t~ t!' e a ndo i Ili , 1 (1 aih i:n! tAo hi Godll , f' "hu t i: t: i11h Ito lto h' is.d KIht-nds t i voI td to his famiily. left 1 lmon)ume('tIt to his ofuni ant ien d1:11. bIii whe be(r en Iin i - .m bt he not \td a i. 1t hf ea Aee db-.tow Ils t ive in the he :.rt Thod haitn all hi.~ formin. frenW.II, oh, e d t i t w~s~edmeTht inth :df the b-:'Ii. un ther beloved brother, uIl t.hfarm "Ieve have ther tt faillioe' n nt flwersto',~ e antI the ly orC1)t1 w.'hids' beatenh, hi e'e~e Andl st'si to eie, buiisthyll- wi Thou' p~hat all lesng for him Thl erefor be)11 it.1(I'i e~vute Resolved 1. sThate id thesdeat eo ourC E bee bro'dthe P.s M.t burha secrtay Tae Lo'tide t92'.i F . M.y wel have'st'i a~' fihfu, member anc l 1i~eienht' ollhir aontwe tar. er 2. Tht we xten t. hisabreav, over pray that Mh blessing ' o wdlres upn, nd verbemithtem loticens herread en thainte bookl akppliobetfunishedN th. Camiytof our desedte, and o Pone hoe Caulinhed onTua the ty layper May, 101, at L. 'clock, inefr aplcto ca be he.d Garrle t esate f J. E. Renods deceing, . omtrtee.ai stt Notic Mshrsb g~ei eynoa Ilds - WANT SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE FOR TELE. PHONE SITUATION. t t r tormy protest meetings in different towns during the past week Without relief, there is stiill great dis -at::tfa(tion among the subscribers, on account of the.recent curtailnent of service. At a meeting held in Greenville last Friday, the counties of Anderson, Greenville and Pickens decided to form organizations and employ the best legal talent they could find to fight the case before the railroad commission. Mr. W. M. Ilagood was elected chairman of the Pickens county association and each teilephone subscriber will be asked to conhtributa not less; than 50c for the purpose of employing legal talent to light the case. Solicitor D. W. Smonlk is advocat ini a special sessioIn of the legislature the be t solution of the problem. r I)LreItativ 11. B. iend ricks, of A tn count}', and Jubal 0. Wil li:i nn. ' 1'iken. e nunty. both favor Sxseial se..ion 3nd arm willim t". >c:n ( fre(e of 'ht.r! to the sI:te. sv hat wvi the outcom1le aI th 3:'0- i s fill uncertain, hut. : . *. - 'd] the. tinient in' row nII:: ", .t . (' ;al . t:- t)r. of e icer. atu-t ;t, Iix the tele-phone rate. an d to aib.l K the power ind( salhries of th railroad commtisioln. I~i." \" GUtL.iD CONVENE STATE LEGISLATURF. - p (t "tone Ra'te Ques -i;,".". e~ P. R. Commni-;sion, t --tI- in ti i ' - Id I' i ' i) ''i . S (I~l t'.tt t 1 - t. .i t t6 cbar:.o to the state and pYay my own expene ( ui stay in Columbia as long as is lecessary to enact th proper le}gislat ion. I believe that the lc;is]ature is the 1hiwo ' "e to (:arr' the h-tht. \\ e I-" :( :pI e i a vi~i. nn to the ;nicli-.IF - , .' 1 'm an t i the. n ' t it 3 o ti: rail wt. , i that I it a hi tti (n ot gu ,e'ste i be, e: ep rto s b t do s,t be.e .1. le-n:a op r tn rl ab1 lya h tele he c)ompan Is 10w W eun.1,,: to doe. They may be~ justinei' inl 5teeii a .si~ohi intcreatse mI raI16, but they atre not. j utified itn awhioleV-nie1 ciutai lmientI of serlvi ce, with an1 i utr'ageous toll c ha rge snehI as they have put inlto 'eect in our vetl of the state. The tunet has comfor a dr)'ii(1astic ae - ion, 11d0 it seems to me1 that a spee.. 5-on of t))e legislatur11e is; the only' solution. As stated aibove, I for cine woul be willing to serve fr'ee of t'har ge to the state, to right this *wrong, and to abolish the powvers and sailaies of the railrd t0(ICommission. Yours respectfully, a~sley, S. C., RI. 1. 1). 4, April oth, * 921. DACUSVILLE HONOR ROLL. Fifth gradle: Anthony Simmons. Sixth gradQe Grady Looper. Seventh grade: Mae Simmons, Cortj Foster, Nora Foster. Eighth grade: Elnora Singleton, Dorthy Edens, Callie Hunt. - Ninth grade: Sallie Edens. J. R. Martin J. H. Earle Greenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C. MARTIN & EARLE 'Attorneys-at-Law. I Practice In All Courts Pickens Offie in Court House. Greenville Offee opposite Postoffee, Phone 404. ! lA IJ TO FINANCE 1021 COTTON CROP LOCALITIES IN GEORGIA ARE PLANNING REDUCTIONS OF. 25 TO 50 PER CENT. COTTON SELUNG AT 3 CENTS Recent Decrease In Price of Fertile Izers May Lessen the Prospective Decrcare in Acreage. W)\uahingtoni.-- 6ductiotn of acerenge and d: wai of .a! +1ors' in1 somel Fec ilns in 'i ei-'' this y'ear's totton 0:'-9. ede-hed inl roruits tou the i On- " o ( ro,. - ninte. \'L:4 a. r. ! . "an effort" heing m1ade 1 ( '.to ' :' -:1 ' a d .:I(1 etl Of th1 wn11hd1non'ben h ou!_llt a s low ;, : a ls t 1pOutn)(. II)ry ph'nft in-g inl i lo(r:II:. A ti' in :tei': : of from 25 to 50 .er1' (.t(Ili \n> :.I to1 1' p nlain' ill ono(( 1;e:'!it i(es l,(";or' ia. .\iluchl of i.' t otp) Of 1a 1 : i r('t:1ins in te i l aun11!+ of (11( brw r n oll ""':+'('':1 \.i 0 report. di on the ground in i nany locali e is. I.ou:ihin Plantinig 1. (-.Il ('::nyd" to have b 'jeen inter'fered ;\it1 , .1 ho"try ri while Missouri ; n'I r4d h: i prices,; of fertil ;"\.'- . ,'." t' l I t 1 'ive d( r'I;'' in aer' I a r lort. from4a North ('r olin0n. t'nia I:md ('New Ir ti ' - .ii ail n] ly)9 Hat t!ncj Ap) C'': Simmions. Wash m. r i'' i'.:iden1I t lit: i nI i-,r in e at t a Chica p i : . i ie -:. ,i i 1 y e::'l 1'.. - 'b'm'? a o tn . al - ii' ' " (;. it ii -( I . h' aI. Geerc. I ora'OlC lbe. l a ; ill t l lan I;. htn t,a of uVIn. - s al y : I,' : ' y' Of I 1P oiI - T, of :: r l i(nnr ev'i e'w ohf om s l , 8 Ott:' n. T iii e( i i Cotifcltartc irt '44 ay that .f)ri have "U. 0' i i on it. Canada :i c i Potocol. Ia I fl: . ~tI I ''netll te it' o,' a h 'ing ins: ii' it . ili'' of .!:* : w hich have' :l h.11 -'' d t ''I ho ( t.: fop Uo t went y'-ei''ht. Gets Job Without lifluene. a4in14t.. o. '7 11. City, N. C., p0: h r to b4 4 ais du? tes ns1 a~si ait ::ii' 11 Itro .. -): HIeel repuiblicanis. Wilson's Country Home. PhIladelphia. -- Woodro'iw WlsHon w..ill have at handthome co:i..': home here. A Ph ladelpI: Ia arhc!'t hasi 1been 'at work on lanifs for the! former President since last November. $50,000 Due Terminal Co. Washington.-The Interstate Comn- I merce Commnission certified to the Secretary of the Treasury that, under the six-months' guarantee, $50,000 was due the Charleston Terfminal Com pany, South Carolina. Owners Declare Lockout. London-A lockout has been de clared by the factory owners of Turin, the important Italian industrial cen ter, and troops have occupied the fac tories there, says a dispatch to the Gentral News from Rome.. INCREASE, IiiJN I'kiE IS OTJUSTIHIED SCHEDULES UNDER SUSPENSION ARE ORDERED CANCELLED BY THE COMMISSION. A COUNCIL OF BUSINESS MEN Members of Nat. Automobile Chain. ber Commerce and American Dyes Institute Met With Hoover. Wa~shington. - 1Proposu(I lncrtet141 of twenty cen1ta a toni in theL jinst }'o on co$ 'd fO from1 in ni nlie i (l li h('F'ITIIId i;4'riold to potits on il e 1)iFbItilVi0 & Nashiville and (:Oil1''(" j0317- i 1* 'I'' ii 1Ies74800 Vi 'gin in. till e'! '111111! by Ithe ilt ersta Iv Coinl !' I' I 'tniiiiioii to ie not1 jiixtiiudi. 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