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, b4ND JURY PLE8NMENT oTo , T . Rease, Presiding o mtthis, our final re all bills handed - We have exam -., )t by the county +- .a neatly kept and ;sort of the rural poltco and attach same hereto. We wish to commend them 'for their faithful service. We have visited the county chain gang and find' it in good condition. The prisioners and live stock are well cared for 'and the camp and cages are in a sanitary condition. , We have also visited the county jail and find that the prisoners are well cared for and that The jail is in eanitary condition. We recommend an additional ward be provided women. 'Nei have visited the schools oughout the county and find great improvement in all of them. - The buildings are -adequate and are in good condition.. We recommend that our legislat nest Glasses Relieve Eyestrain D)r. Glymph of Anderson, S. C. The Old Reliable EYESIGHT SPFCIALIST' Will Be -.OVER KEOWEE PHARMACY Pickens, S. C. One Day Only, Thursday, Oct. 12th. HUNTER'S PHARMACY + Liberty, S. C. One Day Only, Friday, October 13th. 'Take care of your children's eyes Us well as your own. Don't allow your child to attend school with de xectve vision. Examination Free, Satisfaction Guaranteed. ] Beginning miss. Our fal them thiat you ting out. GINGIhAMS One lot of apron and a few ns of dress ginghams tha'twe Iduring the sale at 12 1-2c. PERCALAES One lot of percales in asso t-olors and lovely dress paStterns yc pay up .to 220e for 12 1-2c. 4 F~EVERFASTl $UITING All colors to select from and samec that you pay 50e yard for be in sale a; . 40e ive delegation appropriate a. suitable amount for the purpose of moving the inmates of the county home and erecting suitable buildings for them on the lot adjacent 'to the jounty jail, in accordance with fn act pass ed by the Last session oft the State Legislatur'e. We recontnend that the proper fficers dlliggntly...enforce the laws relating to the speed of automobiles and using cut' outs on cars on the public highways. In view of the coigested docket, we recommend that our legislative delegation investigate the adivisabil ity of organizing a county court for Pickens county. - We endorse the words of His Honor, T. S. Sease, in his charge to the. grand jury, relating to a strict enforcement of all laws and that those guilty of breaking the laws be given sentences severe enough to act as a deterrent to crime. We wish to thank His Ioncr and officers of -the court for their cour tes.es and beg to be excused for this ternr of court. Respectfully submitted, C. H. Carpenter, Foreman. Pickens, Sent. 26th. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION On Sunday, September 24, 1922, a birthday celebraton .was hcid at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Rigdon. it was the seventy-fifth birthday of Mis. Simmons, the mother of Mrs. Rigdon. Her six children all being present with quite a number of grand children and many otherc' rela tives and friends there being about 150 present. It was ~ n enjoyable oc casion for all. We hope Mrs. % Sim mons will live to see many more such birthdays. Singing and conver sation passed off the time until about one o'clock when a bountiTul dinner was spread on the long back porch. After dinner was over the congrega tion assembled on and arcund the front poarch where Rev. A. M. Sim mens plreLtcle( an ihstructive sermon. About four o'clock the people Megan to- sererate for tiier homes. May God's richest blessings rest on this mother illd all 1-sent. One Present. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION The 74th birthday of Mrs. Wooten (formerly khiown as Mrs. Wash Bold ing) came en Monday, S pt. 25. She resides with her son Julius Bolding, . pro.ipcrous farmer of the Praters Creek section. They plonned a sur alilSa Friday morning, C 1 goods are now in will be glad to pay SALE STARTS FREE pat- ' During the cigh merchandise or o wvill to spend it all al -sugar is yours. BOYSSH1 ---- Boys heavy weight wq sizes from 12 to 6 regula at rtedl $2.48 that It :& imnpossibl find our stock coi all wool French eve r hand in steek. prise dinnezL or$ her thts year, so about the middle of the morning, tht hum of cars could be 'ward app'roach ing. Soon the spacious house and beautiful yards were tilled, with the friends and relatives of the family, til, nearly three hundt'ed persons were present. ' The morning was spent -iI song and ipleasant conversatiol. Near the noon }iour, the mein made an improvised table about a hundred feet long, next their wives appeared 'and spread a feast that would eclipse an association or an all day singing spread. , Rev. W. C. Seaborn was present and prayed earnestly fi a continuan ce of the present peace and prosperity of this commnr.lity. After' all were satisfied nearly half the food remain ed untouched, some of which several ladies packed to seit to the sick in the neighborhood. After ,dinner mere time was spent 'n conlversation and song. Several 'sele:tions were sung from "The Christain Harmony." To cap the ,elimax, Walter Bolding carpe in the afternc,3n to announce the Birth of a great grand-son of this pioneer lady. After more good wishes and fare n olls, all (spersed to their homes. CURETON ELECTED CAPTAIN At a recent meeting of the last year's cross country team, Charlie Cureton, of Piekens, S. C., was un animously cleated captain of the team for the ensuing year. Curetn 'has been seen continuously S ADMSSION 50y 4/ Ice'Of I )ctober 6th, we are rnd we have bough2 . Don't forget the SOCTOBER 6th F1R t d'ays of our sale w e are going to givi n account, 1u pound s of sugar fre'e.4 the sAme time, bu t when you .get t iS LADIES >rk shoes in Ladies .oxfords, s r $3.60 value forts, and dress shc in special prices fr $2.75 te e for us to tell yo i in a small spac nplote, from the oh cap ginghams to t serge. - You' will fi ne skirt goeds in PICK E o... P. C.'s track field for twy years. He is the% kind of fellow who does root allow himself 'to sbecome dis couraged. In the fall of 1920 Charlie suffered a sprained ankle which pre vented him from making the team that year,. but the fall of '21 saw him on the cinder path again. And on Thanksgiving day of that year he was one of the men -who represented P. C. in the cross country run at Newberry. Capt. Cureton says the prospects for a winning t6am this yedr are very bright indeed, and that he is going to do all in his power to put it across for P. 'C. Out of the four men who represented us last year we have lost only one. We have Back on the job "A. B." Henderson Bail ey, and Cureton. The annual cross country run meets with us this year, and as usual oc c'.rs the same day as thefNewberry P. C. football game. The above is from the "Blue Stock ing," the weekly.-publication of the Presbytet ian College of South Caro lina. Charlie is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cureten of Pickens and is a splendid young fcllory with an unusually bright mind. His fricnds ai'e -much gratified, though not- sur irised, to hear the good things about him. WHY JOIN THE LEAGUE OF WO MEN VOTERS? (Contributed.) Because-It' develops the intelli gence of the individual voter through forums, disc.ussicns and the spread SUPE INCOMPAR I 'all M putting on a sale th such as you will n date and be sure ai SAND ENDS OC EE enedh and every o nc spending $10.00 wi let your ticket w ith each purchase. ickets showing te na dollars spent duri SHOES M trap tnrps, corn- Men's shoes es In tan or black and dress sh< ykid, or gun n $7.50 $4. e of all our pric -s on 'a large stock he imported ging hams, from the cott< >laid or. stripes a nid the loveliest shi Js, S. C~ Renew your health by purifying your system with otabs 1't*Dc MARK stO The p'urified and refined enlornr t ablets tha t are free fron naau:rea and danger. ' - alto necrsary, as Cose : h crt I he calomel and -.I1s combined. De rnaind the gen.ine 'in 10c and 35c packages, bearing above trade-mark. 15Days OCK OF SHOES F PRICE VI QO)N 27-28 dise not afford to ig prices on a we are put MEN'S UNDERWEAR ri's fleceedl lined winter weight iece undeirwear. Regular price 85c to $1.25 per garment, sale 69c to 98c GOOD BUYS men's Aults, overcoats, rain overalls, work shirts and dress ,hats, caps, ties hose and belts. 12 IIARGAINS will find some real bargains adie's drsses, coats and coat s.weaters, skirts, hats, and irf ons' coats, serge middy suits weatner. -/ f infornjtpi . i publiffairs Bccaipo-k4t offers programg for ractjeal civic work in your state, rour county, your town. Because-It works for better law .nforcement. Because.-Every woman who votes a a woman. voter, whether her name a ever enrolled with the league of ier town or not. Then why not join .nd be a real help to the town and ommunity. NOTICE OF FINAL SE'rLEMENT AND DISCIARGE Notice is hereby given1' that I will make application to N. A. Chrtto pher Esq., Judge of 'tobate for Piek eis county, in the State of Scotn) Carolina, on the 28th day ot Oetob er, 1922, at 11 o'c1(cek in ihe Lht'irenoo:n Dr as sC'i thereaftcr ass .1id appli.a Lion can be heard, fo'' ieave to mik'' final settlement of the personal es late of l-: M. \lcQuetin, (e,-a'sedt, :'.nd obt''in ( dir *ha't- as adi in istria - trix\ ef :id ( stro. JOe '3.eQu. ,, Adminristra' rix. For Next MY ENTIRE STf AT HAL A. A. f 3TN LIV ST 'Ki SMO0 ?B POUL ISPLAY IBLE A6RIC ' ) 1L EXHIBM )TO-HARNE /UNING< RAC Fl REWORKS NI&MTLY ;t it you simply can: sed anid are puttig dsee the bargain: 'OBER 14th. FREE :h us, eithef for Me You don't have two g the sale the :-.from price US SHOES in heavy worl? shoes --"-' e, tan or black, vici stall in prices from 0 to $9.50 On But you will n serge to the coats, t mnatcrial we shirts anels