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44$10 IN GOLD FR1E9 The Liberty Chamber -of Commerce, feeling the need of a suitable slogan the enterprising and pro >irit of the toWn of Liberty a prize of $10.00 in gold rson suggesting the best 1%1 the town. The conditions are as follows: The contest is opel) to every per Son in Pickens county. The slogan must not contain over six words. No person can submit over three slogans. The slogans will be numbered as rcceived and in case 'more than one person suggests the slogan selected, the first received 'will get the ten dollais. trustees of the Liberty school t will a.t as judges. contest closes September 1st, Tle slogans submitted should be short, snapry and full of pe). Address all conniunicatCons to Secretary Chamber of Commerce Liberty, S. C. Get busy now-win the ten dollars. Vote for 0. D. Sday for State Sup erintendent of Education. (Adver tisemn cut. Renew your health by purifying your system with a otabs The purified and refined calomef ablets that are free from ne and danger. No nas rece ary, as C Ca !ot1e bN rc f4: c- mel anci . cnine'. De mand th a Eznuine in 10c and 35 packages, bearing above trade-mark. SOU.T HE RN R A .: etly Rdue< AL.\NTIIC CITY .A Fr.m TIo AXtln tc C ity, Aldbhevil, S. C....... I ;:deltn. S. C. - t lilackli urg S.(. C. (:analn, S. C..~ r? '(uumiatd S. C. Gagey..~i(~~ , S. C. Gt~r~evll, S. C'.- -- GreewadS. C. Gree r, S. C..... Iludge:(,.S.-C l.eekart, S. C. Ridewy.S. C. Union. S. C........... Yr'k, S.C. GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO Tickets Good for. Eighte ATLAN Dates of Sale--Jul.y 12th~ 2::rd , 2Ath, Sep Dtcmber~ oth a Tickets good on all reg:l, S road C ongressio~nal 1.12mited. N ~- * 1, ilmito ikt. lii *n m N .\ .\ lDates ti Sals --I. 1:1 2 :t h, :ot , St [LLemh< . 7t h 11. CI., on danys t31 :wi!..t eversi~ at Bual, P hil1adl l ington on the return trip final limit of ticket. Call on Nearest Ticket Age etc., or address: R. C. I, spj PICKENS MILL WATER Sul.t. A. J. Jewell of the P:ckens Cfptca nill extends a hearty wel cAln to all to "Come to the mill and brink." Some folks there who have been punIy are getting fat. Below is an analysis of this water: Sanitary analysis No. 2796 of water received August 15 1922, from Pick ens Mill: Parts per million. Color---- -- -- -- -- -------- 0.00 Cholorine----- -- ...-.....-.5.00 Alkal nity. ------- -- ---- 11.00 Hard ness ---- -- -- -- ------ 20.00 Fxce Amonia.. - - ....-..._... .03 Albumnoid Amoni..-a--.. ... .0-1 Nitrogci s Nitrates- 0.00 Total Solids ---- -- -- -------- 60.00 flacterial Analysis Bacterial indiciitions of ccntamina. tion-Negative. Remarks: Analysis indicates water to be of good <iuality and free from contamination. Respectfully submitted, v'. L. Parker, Ml. D). IIAPTIST BUNDLE D)AY Friday, Sep1temlber 1st is . aptist Bundle Day. The ladies of the Bap tist church are gathering up clothing for thc suffering <.nes in Russia andl wish to get the box off so it will reach tIje people before cold weather. Ainyth iig that will keep out the cold w'll be acceptable. Gathier Up all the clothing, shoes or bed coverings and have it ready September 1st. Thev bundles will be called for by the com.. imittees. Elliot & Sons, of Spartanburg, were the low bidders on the seven mile section of the Pickens-Brevard road, in Pickens county, when bids were opened last week. The figures of the Spartanburg firm was approx imately $85,000. On the two-mile sectin running from Pickens to Re. dy Cove Gvp the bids were clos betwCn J. B. Ross, of Andrews, N C., and Ellictt & Sens, the approxi mate figure being S30,000. No awar, has bcen made in either case. hu it is probable that Elliot & Sons wH get the longe! section and possibl. the short section. Ell ott & Son were also the low bidders foe th bridges on the same rcad to be buil of Locnst Timbcr, the amount bein: .pproxinatcly $4,000. ALWIIAY SYSTT1 (I Ro-un! Trip Excursioi Fares to NI NDAGARA FALLS -s Will Apply from Stations Shown; N. J1. To Niagra Fallse, N. Y*. 2. 15.. -. .... ........ ....3- 9 2.2G ---....... 8.43l 21.--_-_...---.--...3'8 2-- - -2. 5- ........... ... 718 VISIT THESE-FAMOUS-RESOR'.'S O) -::--,210--~---October-5th 1han en aa Ilading Deavin. Sale.gon ICk CIT. . TikJ ,godfrso 1hh, 2trihur, Agutimoreand, Wash on. inot (oExceed en dlays wilhi .ntforfu.heit'oma-:n, reservation COTER DP. A.>Otbr5t 1h"o hi:tanburg, S. C.atmreadW onl.mnm 4 to exced te (1 mmmithi Mc"cHAVY GETS OVATION IN FICKENS COUjT'IY The following is an extract fron The lEspIy Prcgress of the acouil if the eengressional campaign meet ing at Pickens court house last Sat. urday as relates to E. P. Mc.Cravy The three candidates for congres: lessrs. Dominick, Shefaid and me. Cravy, spoke at Ickens last Satur day afternocn to an audience esti. iated att 2,000 people. The speak. ing was held in the tabernacle whiel isa plendid place for such gather. ings. ' All speakers were giveni goo( attention and the mceting was fre< fom1 mudslinging, altho Messrs Sherard and Mr. McCravy lambast e Mr. Dominick's record,.declarin .hat they had a right to criteise h7 1ilitial acts. The meeting was pre riled over by lion. W. L Findley c-unty elairnian, and was opene< vwith prayer by Rev. W. L. Spinks of Etsley. Mr. Sherard spoke first 3Mr. Domin'ck seccnd, and Mr. MC Cravy last. The feature of the mCting Wa the spcach of Senator MeCravy, an' the ovation which was given him a the close of his speech. Mr. Me Cravy was the last speaker and be gan his address by thanking the vot ters of his home county for the attin tiei they had given the visiting can d'dates. le recalled to the mind of the voters the successful fight h made against the telephone compan in the senate last winter. He the launched into an attack of the ofyi cial record of Mr. Dominick. lie de clared that Mr. Dominick was incon sistent in opposing a bonus for th soldicis and at the same time allowm ing his clerk and seerctary to drm an annual bonus from the govert nment cf soeictling like $480 P year. Mr. MeCravy then referre to a newspaper article appearinge i a New York paper to the effect th Mr H Drry Dominick, brodher (if Col grssnian Domini.k, is on the go' ( einent payroll as a ek rk to t1 enn1gressman,1) anld enI invest'.g-atic Mr McClavy d,-lared that he u that IHarry Dcninick riuns an oil ni in Newherry and rnnders n1o ervie far as he knows, to the gover imnnt for the Imionley he draws. Su mni as these he declared the NC York new..paper referral to "prrasF.ites" on the go'vr.nmvIt. )omniiick wls pXseIt adV did V do.ny tt tatIent. r.viCia-y teld1 the vt ers 0l be di netwanlt t htm to~ Icom jsa s n1( 1 M.tlI ho. wa ruiming Din k's .ns, but thit he had 1 .1c tat the O :rtfln n had done and 1 had n(t done, C h-. cuIn t .stzy i.' of Dominie coi He d ec hied t et he ham tt enl" l the acti of J n'. enterssnm. Mr Mc1~rt aLd....., w v men'.h. o h lr .-Ic n ,n as thes, wobI Ibeln Mr9~ . cCr'avy, refenedu to the that Conigic4.ssmani Dominick vt Sago'inst war, voted against the dI act, and vo'tdt aginct. the 1onu.5 thelse m<.mientous questions the gressiiman frcmi the third ti..d s'J ood alone among South Caiu conigressmian, the ether six congi men from~ this state voting in f ~of these mieastuesc. Mr. McC1 o~elared that if lie had beein ini Sg-ress he woeuld have v'otedl diffe a und ably defended his pos uon. Mr. McCravy :.iso touched on Enm1i gration quest in and said &wanted resti icted immigra cit se '.:i we sh tuld save A mnerier the Am2iericani ytph and stop inf. i x efI undesireabhi.ior1 gners~ Itouchedl i n th< subject of -nexchans'~(. (1(1heing1 thaut. r ~2iet(ed sale *f Iutu.re ((en1t the farir ofi ml2l.(ni (1 yjE than2t! thi v t14. if tu-t f'' th< Ii 2 u :1o d bc-ar(rs thet I'iiilins e(utyt .a r .<e- fui nish( :1 a -n~ s~ tis i our ili' 1V21nhy. At th< Bl so'4.ion of his addla.- e he wvas 2. gre(at ov'4ationi. M\ n who san I'd nevcr clappe~d thLeir hands 3yielded to thei impuls E- thcutedl, "H~uielh i : NcCra (Po'it'al A d vi tsiment.) TO THE VOTItS OF PILCKENS COUNTY. I wish to annciunce that I have de. cided to make the race for re-elee tion as county com eissioler. So many of my friends have urgud mia to offer k r -ve-election that. I have decided to do You elected me your commissioner four years ago nd I endeavcired to discharge the duties of the oilice to the best of my ability. For Som1e reasen I have net beenl given at Fquare deal1, and I ha've yiehld( to the( de i mnlld of my fr'eeds anl ask vin'di cation at the hands of the voters at all times. I have cnb avered to do ily lduty, but not- havin'. any control et' the county handZ and machinery I ha've been unable to) do anything only as I would empley day nands. I have conduct(il liyFclif as a gen tlemniiu and have handled the alfairs of the culltv with cCml hands, andi have donte all that I could with What I had t( do With. 'I ask re-election at youlr ha nds to +how that I have been faithful to the -ffice t which you so generously eletctd wer four Years ago. I again soliet yolr support. There will he a pulblie. musical (0-(,? . cert next. Saturday after the spenkin). - if Pickens5 ;nd I will make a spee-h - if the pevc)l want it. I have the - promise of eight good siIgers and - the Easlcy string band to assist. ill - the concert. I did nit. citt r the rice 11 time ' to canvass the county, but Iy inten tions are good and I will ap prreciate v iy SUI)ort the peolle may give me. - Your frield and servant.. - .JOHN F. I.EST.LEY. (Poltical Advertisement.) VOTF FOR JAS. II. HlOPE FOl 8 . .ISAE SUPEtI lEN 1)TF NT OF EDI'CATION. I 1Ie is oppcmel tt wxat:lg the peo I ples' llonvY by frequent change o n chool hocks. t ()wnt io automlobile trouble l faile- to g'.t to Pikcns in time t speak to the people aboiut this im c rcrtat matter. ni --_______________- _____ Vete F(-r lJAMFS C. DOZIER Calndidatc F<.r SFCIETARY OF STATE SIX Mill NEWVS (Inte nd(l fr I last w (.) Dr. Peek has returncd to Salud N. C., whaere he !s takinis a speel p anied on their way t, C;ulhwnee. C. t v. ird 'Mrs. F. R1 Brc'.w. !I a c'hi le art v:iiti c:. thet ra sl.- iunsino ra m wi lctd ni tr1fn (Cf the -~ ilor- a io here I Iweek. tm i 6 a v h - ll'. v.. be ( I . G l. . and~ \h'. W\\her are a Ir a fe w~* ey. vi-itt their he ra amr Spartano'-ure. Mliss Bessie Dmutham cC Flhert Durhamt. aft Six Mile was~1 hlnored at few dh On ageC by a visit oIf ai numberlO (if I on- ery's bus15iness and prVofessionail ml riet They are entemiiplat inag tl'het bild ina11 of ai road1 between the twvo poii as. TIf this is a(comrllished Six Mile vor goUi to have an excellent out -avy to the 'ngghb)olgng ~,vns5 awtl L.On.. ge'ng to grow rapiidly. Under(' ent efficient mianagemienlt of our sui vis-:r and his associates the top tht- roed betwen Six Mile and Cateet that 1i: nearing completion. ion. Trhe presbeets aret. goodl for an for cel ent school t~nder' the leader: he < ) Dr. J1. H1. Mitchell. The se : r d '4, .i-au nity tit fortunlate0 ill 1 the \Iiss ( Eane~r Manni is- vi-itinig ac si iste(r, Mr's. Rtae Childress, in Ser andO Mlrs. O1lin Curt is of Graeenlvilh. - : Oevi' (sing-*l1 fromn t ::phiu. C .as h<. vie:ting~ M.r. taul rs. hi l Mines Or and Fhrid!e 1'a n -i In t wee'k-end( with tht-ir hi Tl. r vival rer'vices- will 1. haSundayi- night at the IHap 'to i an I), -1. W. (hay is palstor. o1- Mr . andl Mrs. Roy Mc-Call iveP ol'e p have been visitinlg Mr, they ('alls leiPntS. Mlr. a-nd Mr's. Tom Dillard, I toeh1 '1 ily of Norfolk, Va., are ma anthe'r hoo; hero now. Mr. lhas ente;"ed the mercantilO buanm Mr s. Dilard will be0 remember Miss Annie Willimon. 1 Mr. J. A. Dillard <ff Highlands, N. C., spe-nt the week-end with her parents. Miss Ollie Mac Durhai has re turned to Greenville, where she is takiing a business course. B. F. Martin.' Sam B. Craig E. M. Blythe 0. C. Keith Greenville, S C Pickens, S C Martin, Blythe, Craig & Keith LAWYERS Pickens, South Carolina Practice in State and Federal Courts Pickens Office Phone 39 J. R. Martin .J. 11. Earle Greenville. S. C. Pickens, S. C. MAlRTIN & EARLE Attorneys;-at-Law. Pratice in all Courts. Pickens Officev in Court hlouse. Greenvhle Ollice opposite Postofice, G. G. CllIRISTOPHlER Attorney-at-Law. Pratice in all Courts. Ofice over Pickenr Bank. Pickens, S. C. F. CBurnett, Maiv 'IA ' tN( Uarge 'Sinck of F ixtures on Ila, T uin ?a, 4. ai,... - u a N. RaBtreplain t.. Rg( ast er. lf-tarer f i le I*er selfK~-sar -. a a 1(1 4 an Tuck plinest 4 * , - ~ i L ni, th<I f- ne t cr b of4' rr- .~ws .,s -tai 1 ee . . h si. ilii --- DR. T. .L. AIKEN Dentist. R6asonable Prices. Masonie Bldg., Pickens, S. C. ute fc 0. 1). Scay for State Sup c rintnldent (f, Educe.ticn. (Adver New Lefever Nitro Special only $29.00 . 0. K.'ed and purchased in quantities b the U. S. Navy. Wel finished, considering the price. Built to shoot right and stand as much use as the most expensive gun. Most durable lock ever put --In a #iun - 71,000 SC times. Every !tun prcefteste Withi an ex. tremie load.A stanciardized tu.1 built Only in 20.ga. 23 In 16.ga. 2o gn., and . 12.gna. 23 and 30 in. with 14In. atock and about 2Va in. dro . A Lefever won the world's championship at the 01, n, c C:ames in London. Le feve'r has stood for service and r.b!'ity for* over 61 yes, "niTF FOR CATA.0.GU Lil'eVnr Arms Co., Box A, Ithaca,?I.1. _____ J\ 1'1 Street, Pickens. S.C. I IE A TING d. Estimate., F-urnished F ree. 4 e.) , 41 r In j ie lica ens,1' S. 2Uli C.U