Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SRHODE ISLAND LECTI] c 15. O rdinary at $2.ww )1l(IsI *~~1 e(st s.trVain o *MRS. J. D. YOUNG, CARD OF THANKS. 11' vi . to t.Ianil; t good1 doCtor, t~to a :i 1natnintr handn niurinig the ill Un.;. a'i' dI:; of~I MI ~Ir:. .1. D). Southerl-1 land. Maiy (,d blessi~'5 them nndc gig e them 'i ~z'ireward is our prayer. YOUR CHOICE 0 B)EING CSI' YOU ;, lt' l Y 1 ')\V (I(1 plot('alllt StoIe.1 Gui t' I' [ir ( 11 1( 11 1t t., t' ' P0 \ ,1 ll l( ,1 1 t e ( I ' R~exa * Str. CurIV Our Iies re fi emu1 PAR w;l REDS FROM SE ) PENS. L)IimI choice peIns at $;5 )( per setting. r sale. Pickens, S. C. CARD OF THANKS. W\'e wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for the kindness shown us tlluring the illnss and death of our husbanld anul father. May God's richest blesin,: re St ofn each of theumi. Mrs. .n. . .\. .. .n and Chibdren. F1 ToLET REQJIS INE TH~E WVELL R COM'APLEXION. aiposed of the Highest Obtainable, Such as , Houigvanlt Perfume, me, Encew Pow\der, comZ m> >"n P.erfume, comn S Toilet WXaters, Ex and l Talcum Azurae: 'di. It's useless to A lines we carry. We .aL be filled by us with UG COMPANY. eton & Yongue, Props. sed cn Quality First." gin aeoln3.l oet ance~~~1 to4aeta lgtt D,00mles arigoe WIWIU ON WAY TO PICKENS. Jesso S. Leopard Attends Fish Com. mission Meeting. .jsse S. Leopard, member of the hourset frm Ilielens, was here yester day on his way home from a meet ing of theltegislative fish commission, creattd tio study the fish, oyster and allied trades possibilities in South Carolin:t by the last general assembly. %l r. Leopard is a member of the comission and he attended the meeting in the City by the Sea. Har ry Simonofr, a member of the house from Charleston and a graduate of the University of South Carolina, was elected chairman of the com mission, Mr. Leopard said yesterday. Mr. Simonoff will have the matter largely in his hands until the fall season opens and then the commis sion plans to hold other conferences and watch the work of planting oys ters, ete.-The State. Ani xt-active a 'The H1oe ."i: - If in . illust .o mom-l. inl the b - A-sam t: for f..- es t andi c'te dI.a. THE ONLY EC( 1S THEI BHST PA nav:-. paint ot the outs the best or poorest p fade' and chip. Be su CwLEDGE Paints anc CH He;e Paints PICKENS - I( F RID)AY, .JUNIF, 3, Pickens June 181 and at V, tail spins, barrel roll, a 1 sit on the upper wing a it flight up through the ~gether in a brand new I the only pilots in the U 8,000 passengers withot s,$15.00 two passer Dollar Thrill for a Seve LIAMSO "The Tiw NAMES OF PENSIONERS WHO HAVE NOT BEEN PAID. Men: 1. G. Bowling, Liberty, S. C.; 1I. G. liawkins, Liberty, S. C.. widows: Francis Nix, Sunset, t, C:; Mary E. Carman, Easley, S. C. S. R. Friddle, 'Dacusville, S. C.; C. M. Johnson, Pickens, S. C.; Clarinda Lark, Easley, S. C.; Nuomie Lowe Sunset, S. C.; Nancy Mahaffy, Clem son, S. C.; Mary Mauldin, Liberty, S. C.; Susan Mauldin, Calhoun, S. C. S. E. Mauldin, Easley, S. C.; Rhoda Moody, Marietta, S. C.; Betty Mulli nax, Easley, S. C.; S. E. McAlister Liberty, S. C.; M. E. Powers, Pickens S. C.; Casy Smith, Easley, S. C. Respectfully, N. A. Christopher, Judge of Probate. Lots of folks are far too holy to attend a picture show; then splend three hours with Mrs. Cooley, spread i:; -ossin to and fro. )NOMICAL PAINT NT. Never use an ordi. ade of your home. f; r Libor whether you use int, but poor paints soon , ask for IHYGADE %arnisher er-ain their fresh coloring, >me beautiful fcr yeas. LUMBER CO. 'KENS, S. C. o s t hre asenerCuriss J: nie tae ain h t a acd n.lafyn gers. Stun flghs 3 nln Junele 4ti.l EXPENDITURES, PICKENS COUNTY, YEAR 1920. Salary, Cle'rk ofr Court . . .- --- -- -$ i U Salary, Superi'inte1dn -t of l'ilucation----------- ---------- --- Salary, Sherill' - - _.. .--.. . . . . . . . . . . 2,ooI)=) Salary, Supervisor .. . - - -- -- ---- -- Salary, A lituir (salary , 1,8O0; two-thirds paid by state, one third by county)..-.-.--.- - - Salary, 'T'reasurer (salary $1,800; two-thirds paid by state, one third by county) - -- Salary, two ('mnissioners and Cl'rk------------------ 15Wfl) Salary, Coroner. --250.0) Salary, Attorneys.-- - - -- Salary, Judge of Probate_------------------ -- 400.06 Dieting Prisoners . .-----------------------------------------931.77 Roads and Bridges. ..,391.0 Chain Gang maintainance--------- -------------- 7,534.51 Poor House and Poor ----------- - -------------- 4,039.12 Magistrates and Constables- _ 2,302.57 Two Rural Policemen-3,340.35 Books, Stationery, Printing and Postage-2,435,53 Freight and Express .-.-.------------------276.84 Registror's Vital Statistics-341,20 s' Court Expenses -- -- --.--. --.---- -- -- -- -- ------ -- 1,4311) Interest-. .... ...-"-------------- 3,219.02 Premium County Officers Bond__-245.50 Public Buildings 1,358.58 Vaccinating 786 children, 10c each--8.00 Examining County Officer's Books-100.0) Board of Equalization---------------------12 4.3:1 TO'1'A1, -- ---- --------------------------$t04,750.5 : COMMENCEMENT, A HAPPY TIME. R lMEMBIIER Y OUR FRIEND WITH A GIFT. Nunnally's Canidy---a Fresh Shipment Just i.There is none like Nunnally's. Nice Assortment. Stationery-Always Acceptable. Our friends say we have the prettiesta line they'ee saw. Waterman's Ideal -Fountain Pens. "A letter a day while you're away." L alis, Jewelry. $ LavaliereBrooches, Rings, Stick Pins, !Cuff Links, Watch Chains. (% b Toilet Articles. $ ? C ~band Brush Sets, Toilet Water, .. VauIM~ Powder, Hair Nets. . KEOWEE PHARMACY. " g ~~ R. E. LEWIS, Prop, and Mgr, ne- 1 2, 3, 40.0 0>.a.0 0 Do Not 600.00~ Here FidayJune .0 250.0 '100.00 400.0 ~, FRIAY, JU E13R ? ~ F' WE06,391.0TAG 7,54.5 "MILLIO,039.LA T2,302.57 FREE O3,34HARG 2,45.5 live.On Fiday Jun 3, e wil2stge8a ide sips nd oher eoluton4."RED 00. Fight wit sinle pasengrs0wll0b GIFT.