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JBLISHbEb ,ERY THUrZDAY. .5 a Yeaur invariably in Advanco. ntered at I Ickens, S. G. Postfoflce as Sewond Class lauI Matter. GARY HMOTT, E11ditor and M~gr. SY SHAKERA( MAYS III the.ze 1re tilP of tre..3 n: te if a man :dai'tot od( ie lui - have ph ity o brass. 'a r.a.. the unin m1 a enl speCC. I Deft(a .'d vanididaites a re not the e:l n s ehle supek in hI 'ik 44kens. I il. M-ds uth ev. Sdidn't -(cwm to a e: Qt hi. r 4 nin Well, it looks lil.v the Wolfe w.i" at 0he A.tt hou1se d-Oor twoyea Thc ar, phy ITi .rt I ven ile. 4401!h of, Pie en1S (nM t 11thern Iilway. H Ot I . e r- in thi "I.:uul c:!' th y" 1 h- i n. ;. er \tho 111.d of L. s y limit for pr 1s. If the su47rvivnd I t t n t WIl. Ilh In areor : w r~ ihn w dupin~ IIC i w b he d . i'L - -u4t it ht. t tpr Iin- th aW. atIulr.vr she COul vt one erItva I It .sh u i: M '.CVl werkers.- hi ho4;)d bi \ ht-r. All -e've got to ->y 11 1.t that *.; that his idca is cakrried out, so far. as ie st.eel companies, are ConCernCd, h strike (Iuestion is set.led. - We' suppose that if (ol 'Ic -o ' iected( g~overner4 and the Columhiai 'titate isI able4 to come)4. ou0t the morn ng after election all the column rules 'ill b e t urneid u side down wi~ith a IDunk Bt t a, nere mpan)U~iedI by his - 1'own) one4 <uav last wee.k. On his -aiiy t he sturb: h's head ini our flic' loni' (enou)gh to sing a littie .me:: "'m'i a Eastmani from a wa aick, when('1 I talk about money I al1l it ele i.ink". Poo ol P'hil D~ouglas was banished '01m or'gan)'.zed baseball because i 'as alleged hie offered to throw ames14 for pay, but Manager McGr'av d1 a)ssociates are winkledl at whei icy buy a plennant. But ,what w< tar'ted to say was that the coin o1 le. re'alm haa A very mecllowing in tience uponl some people of thi: arth. BAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS MAI4 DAW6 TREE1D A W1Lb CAT L.AS' NIGMT-, EN KU)N'L BOB WANTER KNOW How COME AM AIN' FETCH 'JM I4OME wlD ME -~-gg AM's JES' Mo 'FAs'ER'N HE W(IZ ON MA- FEET! * :7 KM1 L-Y'S TLL Io ain i o ezatidS and reagy to 461e h' pub lie. All who wish grinding dohe call and We can serve you promptly. B. P. Kelley. 1 Sell tho Original Watkins Pro ducts. Good city territory still open. e(tc (ur wonderful offer and free . Write todvy. The J. R. Wat .ins Co., Dcpt. 80, New York, N . 4t eI iward. Ret urn to W. C. Nov% ton. Isolin'e engine in good condition, nl tor ~i n who!.. SuitalIe' fLr * - I.! :.aw ~ mill, shin'de iri' ::;-:, e.,ton g:.1, etc. C. E. 1:b ....'.T.:Y (HARGING.-I am -a n :lm!.-iUnnw and preepared h cr --Ar~ter-ies. C. W. IHunter, Sic... Z?2. FOR .\ OR y.-Fr known as th- r i : t - .y place. six miles we.-:. of ': : . .' ieres, .good D-roomn uni :-:.o im tenait house. WJl SO! : e. eay terms. J. S. Far- bi - 2. Gn vi!le. S. C. 2t t FOR S.\ILE.-l'od ole ton truck, Ii mm t- nn~t.ene mlonthl. WVil H Sf ash. address R. L. C p .: 8, Gw Ilville. S. C. 8t . CARID for sale at A. A. 'Moon's vhtr ehliger than you can order it. NOTIGC!A. OF ElECTION St:dte ofl South Carolina, u-1miiy of PickenIs. \\ her4n a . petition has bel filed with the trust&s of Synmes Scho:l 1iL-tr ic: No G, in said county and .1tat signIl )y nore than one-third :e resiAt frreeiol'ders and a like Iii- of resident electors of the . twenty-ure years of said h. district as appears by the cer tift c's et the county auditor of said munty attached to sa i( petition. praying that the trustees of said school district order an election to determine whether or not bonds in the sum of Two Thousand Dol !ars (.2,000) shall be -ssued by the sail school district..for th purpose of school improvements; And it further appearing by the certificpte of the -ounty auditor of said county that the proposed bond issue of Two Thousand Dol lars does not exceed eight per cent of the assessed valuation of property for taxation in said dis trict, includling outstanding bonds. It is therefore ordler'ed by the board of trustees of 'Symmes School District No. (1 that an election be held n the said schlool dlistrict at the school house On the 16th da~y of Sept. 1922, on the cjuestion whether such bonds shuall be0 issued or' not, saidl bondls to beC issued inl denomination of One Hlundr'ed Dollat s each to run for a period of twventy years from the date of issue and1( hearing six per' cent interest, payable annually. At suchu election only qualified votdrs residing in this 6chool district shall be allow edl to vote. The pol11s shall openl at 8:00 o' ('lock a. mn. anld close at 41 o'elock p.ml, T1he ballots to b~e voted must have rwritten or lprinted on themi tile wordls "For Bonds" or "Against B~ondls." The following named are nereby appointedl mlanagers to hold( said election: Walter D~obson, Robert Whitlock, -Jamles Sumlmey. 4 By order of thle Board( of Trustees of Symmues School District No. 6 0. D. Epps, W. T. Earle, T. T. Arnold. Board of Tru..tees of Synmmes School District No. 6. NOTICE" At my residence, ill Liberty, S. C., atI tenI O''eloc'k a. ml., Wednlesday, Sep t( mbecr 13th, 1922, 1 will sell for cash to the highest bidder, all of my ~house huold and kiteohen fuirn'ture, consisting chiefly of one cook stove, on1e kitchenf Iv(ahinlet, one bu ffet, 0one wash stanl~, one' oran ('ne parlor suite, jot of ohiron bedl ail various other ar I e.Mrs. l';va Cooley. NOTICE~ 01'' lISSOJET;''ON '10 th. st ockholers of Central Drug Comnpany', ai corpo1'ra tion. (10i ng busi - nless at Central, South Carolina, That onl the 'ih dayv of Octobr.". 1 p22, a steekholderis' mleetine of th' above entitled cor'poration wvill b? hel'! at Central; S. C.ifrr the purpoe er 'et of saidcrorat.icnI. 4 aid P. L~ EelL, Ptc'e:t,. COUNTY OF PXiOkEkS, I COMMON PLEAS COURT. J. F. McJunld, Plaintiff, against Mr# . Grace Poole,, Defendant. To the Defendant Mrs. Grace Poo!e You are hereby summol neI and re fulred to answer the comlalnint i: this action, which was this ay fiI( in the office of the Clerk of Couri At Pickens, S. C. and is now on file ir --aid office, and to serve a ctopy* 1 'otr answcr to the said (omiplaint )n the subscriber at his o i. e ti 'ickens, S. C., within twenty days tfter the service hereof, exclusive 0 he day of such service; anu1d if you ail to anlswer the conipaint withil he time aforesaid, tL' r;hint if in his action will apply to the Court or the relief demanded in the com r:u t. C. E. Robinlsonl, Plaintitffs Attorney. 0. S. Stewart, Clerk of Common .Pleas Court. uTCs OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AN) DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that I will iake application to N. A. Christo pher Esq., Judge of Probate for 'iekens county, in the State of 4,uth 'rolina, onithe 23rd day of Septei' or 1922, at 11 o'clcek in the forenoon, r as soon thereafter as said appli Ation can be heard, for leave to make nal settlement of the real and per mal estate of W. L. Entrikin, de .a.sCd, and obtain diseharge as ex cuter of said estate. Jason M. Entrikin, Executer. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA TIVES. J. 0. WILLIAMS is hereby an Oue as a .ndidate for reelectior . repre5ortatcye from Pickens coun Y in the State iouse of Representa ives. subject to the rules of tile Dem .ratic p1arty in the approach'ng pri n ary. I hereby announce myself a candi (late for the House of Represen atives from Pickens County, subje. m Man I -u ' i 5 da iU. Shall Sc For generat:ons Decmocra< lina. Born in (lays that tes fires of war, and p)urifiedl thr< the heel of Republican negrc S and (laughter of our soil sh It is our birthright, breatther and( mingledl with the milk ti rgKht of Hampton, Butler,( mn who su pportedl them in sellit for a mess of pottage Cole L. Blease is again a the State. It is the highest shouldl not be given lightly. set on a high hill, on whom of the people who put him This spirit is nec ejsary t< white race. To uph< d and a the honor andI safety of our be betrayed ? Can we submn should have stained or. trifle< political freedom at its core Has Cole. L. Blease kept which no man is held worthy ed it by dealing with our po firmness of the white man's Do wo not recall his Alle he told the assembld audiec their rights, which he explair r'emember his bitter abuse o Did he not attemipt to run foi -an individual denounced b Republician ? Hoe stal: "Let ]There are fewv Democrats 1of Joseph WV. Trolbernt. Hie is S patronage, on whom the han I'd ini approval and blessin; ruler of "The Black and Tam S who has at heart of good of fl relat ions with this mlan in po01 Cole. L. Blease wrote TIolb) proval ct Tolbet'~s leadershi I Con To Every MaE Kahn Tailoring Company of Indi P. d brings with him woolen dis pi seen. The finest loomings from A :: Clothes or(lered with his assista n Ieady wheni you want them. Ordered now they will be given t ha height-of-the season rush. The pri c; ing service and style. DoP IN! It's worth coming in an hear you say-Show me through th e Remember the Days and Dates. - Q UALITY FIRST-T FOLGER, The home of Walk-Over Stetson hats, Inter-woven Home Sewing Machines, I Lady Corsets. Clothing, Shoes, 11 to the rules and regulations of the of Democratic party in the approaching at primary. J. M. GARRETT. pa FOR PROBATE JUDGE I hereby announce myself a candi (late for Probate Judge of Pickens County, subject to the rules and reg- p ulations of the Democratic party in si the approaching primary. h R. A. HUDSON. I hereby announce myself a call(i (C ,date for reelection as Probate Judge C luth Caroliniai of their I y has been the faith of South Caro eud the hearts of mna baptized in the 'ugh shameful years of suffering under rule, it is a faith that every true son ould be as jealous of as honor itself. into us in the wombs of our mothers aat fed our infancy. It was the birth ;ar'y, Trillmnan and the hosts of lesser their struggles. Shall this generation1 yandlidate for the office of governor of honor in our gift; it is an honor that The governor of a State is as a light all men look, seeing in him the spirit there. our veryt being as a self-governi-ng eep it pure is a trust that we hold for wvomen. Can we bear that it should t that any man who seoks our offices Iwith this faith that carries our very ~his faith of pure Democracy wi'hout of our public offices? Or has he stain-. litical enemies who would weaken the government of this State ? n University negro speech, in which Sof negro men and women to demand ed in detail to them ? Do not all men f Mr. Wilson during 1917 and 1918? Congress, in 1919, as an Independent y Wade Hampton as worse than a my friends stay out of the primary." in South Carolina who do not know hme "boss," the overlord of Republican ds of Warren G. Harding have been. .He is the giver of all power, thi i." Is it thinkable' that a Democrat his party and peoplu wvouldl have an:, tics? c'rt, on May 21, 1921, a letter of an p of the Republican partly in t-b'eth' triluted By~ Dj Who Wears ( mapolis are sendiig a Personal Re i ayes so appealing, so distinctLve t i crica, England, Ireland, Scobland , e fit, serve and satisfy to perfect i t fine attention to detail, that car c s quoted are the lowest that can b c y miles just to see the fabrics. I t Kahn line. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, S c HEN THE PRICE T HENDRICK Red Riding Hood and I hosiery, Griffon Clothes, run King Stoves, Chase Ls atid Gentis' Furnizisiing 3all for Pictorial Review 'Patterns Pickens county, subject to the rules Id regulations of the Delocratie Lrty in the approaching primary. N. A. CURISTOPHF:i,. 'OR COUNTY COMMiSSIONER. G. WASH BOWEN is herbiy an )UlCed as a caldidat for Comi.hiM ner of Piekens County, subje.t to e rnles an rIeu.'LIItioIs of the Den raztie primary. .JA )T!MES .J. Hi ) ?s hereb.. InII)run._ d by friends as a ciInt for van issiwler of* PickensCuny as Betray t Caoina a letter strongly cour ii and deLvotion to his party; a letter int lpesition as Republican le ader, which Trhere was nothing seret, nothing p lowing his indlorsomenlt of Tolbert, Cc "You are at liberty to read this la p~ublish it if you wish, as I presumie < what I think, regardIless of conseqt freely as you rcquested me to (d0. I so-calledl Demnocrat, but a Jeffersonii Harding's election and1 t~hc dowvnfall of of Cole L,. Blease in Joe Tolbert? Democr~at showing the same interest?~ No wvord of that letter~ has ever he0 Hie can not deny it; he meant it. "I pi I speak what I think." What (do the thinketh in his heat , so is lhe." Vt Blease when he wrote that letter ti true Democrat? It stands in coldl ty ment ever written of the Democracy wrote it himself! Aro the white peoPle of South Ca Hampton and Tilinman, prepared to a man who is the confessed approve Joe Tolbc~rt, the political heir of the gers? Shall a man sit in the govgrnor's s< the direct, simple question wvhether or nominees of the Democratic. party? Shall we lift to our highest office heart to rejoice wvth Joe Tolbert, lea the "Black and Tan" Politicians of of Warre n G. Harding andl che dowi; The Governor of South Carolina is of the State's Dcmrera Ii ferees. De want to set up a Democracy that is e Thrse are qutestionls that (every 10, 41r his State shouild an.:wer honesth~ pg r he voe in t.hcecoming prim Pr'oof is held of Le:vr statemient he emo10rTts of ;d CI~ 00l 0te resentativo to Pickens. at their like has never before-been 4 Franeo and Belgium are included. -n. Order Now-Have your clothes in finish, not always possible in 4 nalmled without robbing the tailor is music to Mr. Sloman's ea pt. 14th, 15th, 16th. :ere's a reason. S 00. ndicott Johnson shoes, Carhart overalls, New City buggies, American (1oods a Speciality subJect to the rules of the Demociatic party in the approaching primary. J. A. FINL.EY is hereby announced as a 'ididat !o' re!vetion as cim - m1i.<lnerof Pi kenls County, subject lo the rus n:(d regIlat ions of the Dn'rat ic party inl the appircaching prmiary. I ierbc)y announce my:elf as a c:nIldidate fix county commis4ioner in the proah ing pri mary, subject to the rules of the Deniocratic party. Z. N. \IULLINAX. 9 - he Faith ng ',lber't's years of service ended to) strengthen To!bert's then seemedI to be in danger. 'ivate about the letter. Noi Ie. L. Blease wrote: tter to whom you please, or verybody knows~ that I speak enees. I have written you Lim a Democrat; not a1 Wilson n Democrat, who rejbiced at idealism." Why this interest Dani you point to any other en denied by Cole L. BlIease. eCsume everyb~ody knowvs that Scriptures say? "As a man 'as the thinking of Cole. L. ie thinking of a sound and e e, the most complete indict-, of Cole. L. -Blease--and he rolina, the political heirs of mtrust their government to r, adviser andi comforter of Scalawags and Carpet-bag ~at wvho dares not to answer not he voted in 1920 for the a man wvho found it In his ler and political comrade of Lhe State, cover the election 11 of Democracy ? presumed to be the leader the people of South Carolinat >irruptedl at its soucec? -a Democrat wvhose love is at the bar of his con sciene rein r.33lad.