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RHODE ISLAND LE CT.I ir:gg; setting i( per' .l15. A fewV j.u 11(48 U) I [U(lest ti'<- II O el 1 t1411 11 1 1 ' 11 t I" 11 l . Fr(' )I ('41IItr E- L:' s. (Milt( Us \"11m.l )uni1hia, S. (.. 2t FOR~ SAL1E --some 11 ice VoII1' milk cow., for cas~h or god papers, o1r would exc'haige for on" or two ye.ar old calves.~ . (C. oie Nimmns S C. U WANTED: Several Ford Touring Cars. Must be in good condition and Saleable, Will jay cash in PFEI)MOYT PE EP I\ !I( ' I .O ' I . . S 1, .,% -. Iti P AND I)t144 I 4 40I; .oai C), Oino c o cO REDS FROM SE )PENS. 1 mi Choice pens at $5 0 per setting. t sale. A . Picken, S.C ' I Al ifiN . , 1 ', r!'' " (liti in 1 t to (;'1 * !':t :I I\ -""\ i'sttritt \\.I- 1't t !'i~- :int as~lt~ors. l't hi(lellft N. A\. \l.tl('W- (called( hie onilferenelic to orderi. in t he Sun "11; e!iiiii room of (;race MiethoiljSt c~hurc"h. Itev..1. P. Paztt en. pastor of th Easley Methodist hIu rchI, 1':'d inl j)ralyer. Plan- for eh (district Were taken till) in order, and arrangements deided u pion for siminultan eou d ir tte l eil et ii Ill all live'1 the couniity oil1 Owh s .wiiud Su nday of, May. A tentive dV.iate for the tOUtlltV" con\"n ti( iit Was ailsoi agr"ei upolin. re \ . "*\' \\ Of thet pr ingress 111,1k. ill ! it " At ( Suna y I 5i shiiol \1 is fI 11i* 1 ;i!t Ii ii tilt-' past y a I. war '- -l~t I ! ( ( in : I. (U t I1 . - \':t"',, 'i:'" l I tll . :) ' ' Itli'i I', t' ' .' " "! I'.:i .. I'I ti:i' .............................................." 1 !'' . .1 " ", . , "1 . ' 11 ' ! 1 l a t " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I "'"'\ '\ '',-..! :it: 1 "11. 1r .1,1, ~t; i !111 . :! . tI The Blue Ridg Baptist minister's t onference will meet at Central Mon- d ay. May 2nd. Baptist ministers t Ie9ISe take notice. 'T'he Blue Ri(lge pastor's confer- t .( will meat Monday at 10:00 u ,'elock instead of 11:00 o'clock as a \lr;. -lias Ihay, who was recently rt e l' I i at. the City lospital in le, has returned to her lomc + S -' u i1.+ ! t'tim.- ab n fa -y . -) 1 9 9'ni 9 1 tit9 r . .\ . .!l9a n '! a) iu ht o .\rI I alt rennIny was performed by Pro.. bate Judge N. A. Chistopher. LIBERTY 12, EASLEY 4. U2nlimbering its heavy artillery right at the beginning of hostilities, the I.iberty baseball team of the Pickens County Textile League be gan its drive for the pennant by de feating the Easley Mill toanm on the l'I:asle diamond by a score of 12 to .1 in the first game of the season phIivy d1 Saturday. The I.iberty team showetd Mid season tort.. In .iustice tI tht' I-:asl -y tea) it shotuld heb stated 1h1t the boy..: Ihad9 on1y bveen or)0ga/ni.-l t\\ , 0l" 1hrt-e a\n.s ;slid had 190 1 n 99. - : i d t.it'iher. I hip te am191 h:1 Sonm - tinls auster1iali and w\ill m1ake a 'tronu-y 1 w11o9 lt\'9 \was tha lineulp ti tht t-so 19 :n-: l.iet rl ' l.a\wl' 9ell', if'; \'anli 'l Patti: rs-m, It' ; I ih i . b :\t i:1son, V; (9 n. a> b 9. , I I I. .............. .\01' . ,I rI .9 l, 1 \ ' I, .\, " . I ' S l.n 0 : . 1 ', ::. t *i it t : 9t 9. 9 f. 1 9 't th n. \ r : her' , .\V. \j' ana-re~ IRe". W. M. WValker has been run nnw series of -1Q~,in: tt( i echee for the past week. Good ad itions to the church and much in. erust is being taken. The (ateecllee ball teail played Ie Sen(een teamli oil the former's i:,',''1d h;1" ":aturday, the 23rd inlst., n4: the I eneliuc 4ied 1 --) to 0 in favor f ('a.t: ee1 t'e. Ti1I1.; was; the first u e t'at .4 cil h1.a' p;ayed this set (in from Inc er.' they 12 had no suit hi n ' n :ui1t4 they had lever ?rml. The Nri Cotton lilti co, muam he '!m a site an'd leaned it off n44; a t"t week. The ny l is ht:I:- ju ' call t, ... 14' .'1 w '1 I : ! ' t I .... .. ..ilin hew 1..... . d.. h i ht' coIuh~i a"I~n te o ur liooks, but he !'ore one (4oub( bat his eye-" Mr. .-n drew'\\ Lesley, of Easley, entered with Milss Kittie Pool of the samle p1 ilac leaninug onl his armi, dr1ew a1 set Of lie mnse onl us and( asked if the old mill could grind. After the old mill er apologrized for the condition of the old miller, we tried to get ou- nerves together, threw on the band and start ed th? Wheel. Inl a few seconds Mr. A1ndrew Lesley and Miss Kittle Pool wVere made manl and wife. The contracting ' parties are pro inentlll youngt peCople of E~asley and their many Irb nds extend congtratu 't ions. . FOR SAlE---Potato Plant: Po torie, an y culhall, iarly ' riuiph. Sweet lotaCto I .e:ley pn l .50 pet'r 1i,000, 5'nttir Hltilor to I ati plants $1. pill er. w ,(tri (1,to arge orders prom t shimelInt. forris Plant Co. Valdosta, Ga1. IOU nd lss Cetin--t wee ii~e 1111la l o vifaea.hn o dolrietsi ingz Crtanee are lao 011iy are prop~14)ferleroorti he hooug h ly tSet 'lc grodad Theetbigsilo ccun power,~SA l I otainsPl its colI or C":ti'hlonger .m toriary pain Cer 1(0 .i~L Olr A DM T.1A/esa o ..~ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE. ,Notice is hereby given that I will make applieation to N. A. Christo.. pher, Esq., Judge of Probate for Pickens county, 'in the state of South Carolinat, on Saturday, the 14th day of May, 1921, at 11 o'clock, in the fore. noon, ot as soon thereafter as said t appheation nca be heard, for leave to make final settlement of the personal e:state o; \lrs. Corrie Shepherd, de ceased,1 and obtain discharge as ad. ttiiat rator of said estate. t d C. E. Bush. NCT'C '.TO DEBTORS AND CRED. ITORS. \ a t It it l:u ais again ' ,. ft t+ he bi l~ t c .hmttes l itch. -h it: in-re nt the :-onl . duly t n " o 1:( leloI're thw I )ti (i:; y i ) ,. rh le' Ibarred p ymet n pr n itdebt( to lid c al)m.li lIt on1 or' Sr'e ' the )ove 1bite to i.. 1.. li lr iercks, E'x(ecut r, It Liberty, S C. GASOLINE SYSTEM S. Oil Tanks an Pumps, Air Coml)r. - ors. (omp uting Scales, Show Cases, Aceounit Regist..rs, Floor Scales, Re. built Cash Registers, Safes, Stoye Pixtures. TIlE HAMILTON SALES CO. Columbia, S. C. " Shipped from factory in easy-to handle rections. Quickly and easily erected by our simple instiructions. Absolutely rigid and weather tight. Double walls in most designs. En dluring. )elightful to live in Desi tin (h:iaged to suit your I ides. wI. ho t chuiarge, if gener;.I size retained. sk1etches supli' I free. Stat: lid of ho.i.- yu wan11t : huild anl we .ill Iul s;p. illust r.'!(t 1 .l let whit! devriptioni ndonley s ing p'rine." Y 1f10 COM f11t b NOlt'it ' uu S:LIC dtITO N, S.C. Surfac MN14iMEm~ingm aity o~lfs Qual~it at geatn."er ng will bc more .Certain--teed led We are 1now sell. --war prices, RELATED PR? 4OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that I will make application to N. A. Christo hEr, 1., Judge of Probate for Pickens county, in the state of South Carolina, on Saturday, the 7th day of .lay, 1921, at t1 o'clock, in the fore noon, or as soon thereafter as said. applicationa can be hear '. for leave to nak? ftin:l settlement of' the persona l ('date of .1. S. Reynolds, (ecCased, and obetain dIisehtlurge a: adm11inistra ti'ix of said :'stat . ldI .\l r. I )bI(lie Reynolds. NOTIc;. TO DE DTORS AND CRED. 1TORS. '"r to . : l w d .I:, t( theI na .'l .lt' l r. ori' St rl ad. l: t m .t i t, !I ~' f(': 4 ''t . 1 m y* (Central . . . NOTICE. I will pa~y $1.00 per bushel, cash, for corn dlelivered at Reces Mill. tf A. G. Reece, Manager. I wilpy'10 e uhl ah do codlvers Morce Mll doodnay I is prduedb se n wi isee igetqul. amae f qai ied an ar nae mans "Cer~f mie -b uaatedSaif dto prous ingrthiaintdi a pr ,mCtKENSou S rigC. n LanLEUMs int pri retin