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Mney to Lon ON IMPROVED FARM LAND AT 6 PIR CENT INTEREST We can loan you any amount of money from $1,000 to $25,000 for a period of 33 years, giving you the privilege of repaying i. at the end of ive years if you want to. It is not required that the borrow . live on the farm in order to borrow from us. No" red tape. . CiRAIG & KEITH Office Ovcr Keowee Pharmacy Phone 319 Pickens, S. C. You Will Find mess at the SE And paying the for produce. 40c per doz for 20c per lb. for 30c per lb. for Hams 15 to 25] Hams over 251 to size and quality. Your trade is o Yours I J. W. HElz J We have o Iclass automobi Sthe building fo: iby WV. L. H-iltoi ipared to dolyouw * pairing, re-charg batteries. IA trial is a Lynch at * Phone *F AIR It will pay Store during the We are off 3 of watches, clock 25 per cent, .redu a big lot of soli filled Elgin wat< ton and South BE fL ~ Jeweler and EALE IN- BANKRUPTCY In the District Court of the United States. For the Western District of South Carolina. In the Matter of B. I. Hendricks,' l Bankrupt. Pursuant to an order made in the above styled. case, by E. M. Blythe, Referee in Bankruptcy, on the' 9th 1 day of October, 1922, 1 will sell at a public auction to the highest bidder i for cash, before the bankrupt's place : of business, Pickens, South Carolina, on the 24th d'ay of October, 1922, at 10 a. in., all the bankrupt's prop erty, consisting of automobile su. - plies, tank heads and various other auto fixtures. B. B. LaBoon, Trustee. FOR SALE-A 100 lb mule and one milch cow. H. Y. Lawrence, Jr., Cvlhoun, S. C., R1. 3t Me Doing Bus ume Old Place Greenville market eggs at present. hens. fryers up to 75c. bs. 25c, bs priced according ppreciated. or trade, V{DRICKS CEMENT )Gened up a first repair shop in merly occupied i, and are pre 'automobile re ing and building 11l we ask. id Smith Pickens, S. C. W EEK rou to visit our Fair. aring a big line s and jewelry at ction. We have d gold and gold 3hes also Hamil- a' nd watches. IDER Optometrist , s. c., VL SPECIAL NOTICES SMITH'S STUDIO wvill give one lx10 enlarged picture free to each 8 >erson spending $2.50 for photo rraphs during the fair at Easley. REECE'S GIN will gin your cot on and put on good heavy bagging mud ties for $3.00 per bale; will paY narket price for seed or exchange 7 sacks of high-grade cotton seed neal for a ton of seed. A. G. Reece, Ianager. FOR SALE-Blue straw wh'eat eed wheat. S. G. Door, lickens, S. ', R4. 2t If you have white multiplying miens for sale see me at once. I also can handle a lot of hens, roosters, h'ekcns and eggs. E. Ii. Craig, Pick .s. S. C. 3t Industrious men and women want 'd to retail the genuine Watkins noducts in city territories. Excep 'onal opportunity to tie up with the 'idest and largest company of its ind. Our hustlers average income s $1.10 an hour. Are you doing as veil? If not, write today for free ,amplcs and particulars. The J. R. Vatkins Co., Dept. 81, New-York, N. TRESPASS NOTICE We. the undersigned hereby prohi ):: all pe'rsons from hunting, fishing, utting timber or trespassing in any mnner upon our lands, under full p:nalty of the law. S. S. Childs, S. W. Williams, J. M. Gillespie. J. E. Gillespie. J. A. Hunnicutt, J. D. Stancell, L. P. Stephens. E. D. Childress, B. E. Porter, J. P. Lewis. J. M. Brazeate, TE.\CHERS' F.:U HINA'ION T1' lie I:.d At Pi'kcr'z C-urt Housc -November :3 and .1.. The 'etgutlar fall teacher's examina :on will 1) held Novemb r 3rd and 4th at Pilkns, S. C. The examina tiols will begin promptiy at 900 o0' clock a. In. Ajplicants may stand for a Pri mary Certificate, first, second or third gradc; a General Elcmentary Certificate, tirst, .Seccnd or third grade; a High School Certificate, first. se.cnd or third grade. It will be impossible for any alpplicant to take moire than one examination succ'essfully. Any attemp~t to double work and tI he coer twvo groups (of ques-tions as ar to result in failure. Theli primiary' examination covers twelve subjieets: Friiday F'orencon-Eniglish Gram ar and Language, 1 hr. ; Arithmetic, I hr'.; Playground and~ Community Activities, 1hr'. . Friiday Afternaoon--H istor'y, South C'araolina, Uiied Stater , and General, I hb'.; Geerap~hy, 1 hr.; Civ'ics and C'uirrent Ev'ents, 1 hr. Saturdaay F'orenoon-Literatur'e, 1 hr'.; Pedagogy, 1 hr'.; Health, 1 hr. Saturday Afternoon-Nature Study 1 hr.; School Law, 1 hr.; Manual Training and Writing, 1 hr. Any primary certificate will en title the holder to teach in the first five grades. The general elementary examina tion covers twelve subjects: Friday Forenoon-English Gram mar andl Composition, Arithmetic. Friday Afternoon--IHistory, United States and South Carolina; Geogra phy, Civics and Current Events, Spelling. Satui'day Forencion-Reading, in cluding Li teratui'e. Pedagogy, Na tuirc Study andl Elementary Agricul tu re. Saturday Afternioon-Physilogy and Hygiene, School Law, Algebra (Algebra required for first and sec :nmd gradel certificates.) Any general elementary certifi ~ate entitles the holder' to teach in ~he first nine grades. 'rhe high sc'hool examination coy ~rs twelve subjeects, wvith optionst in c(ienc(e and Foreign Language: F'ridlay F'orenoot'--Gr'amatical Anal .'gis and Composition, Literature 'rinciples oif Tfeaching. F riday A fternoon-Aynerican Hs ory and Civics, Science (Seven sub ects of1'ered, two requiredl) General I science, P'hysiology, .Biology, Phy. les, Chemistry, Agricultur'e, Home :como~mics. Saturdlay Fordbioon-A rithmiet:c, lgc'bra, Geomtry. 4 Saturday A fternoon-Forogn Lain unge (orm req~uired) , Latin, French, pa nish, Ger'man, A ncient LHistory nd Meoern 11istory, School Law. A %.enIeraal average of 85 per' cent vith not less than 60 in any one Uhjct (ent itle5 the a pplicanut to a verage of 75 with noti less than 55 Bany one subject entitles the ap lieaht to a second grade certificate; general average of 65 with not iss than' 50 in any one subject/p ties the applicant to a third grade rtificate. Applicants are expected to furnish aper and writing materials. Rules and regulations of this exam iation are prescribed by the State oard of Education. Results of the eamination to be determined by the tato Bureau of FU' F. V. Clayton, Co. Supt. of Ed. SU M MONS FOR PUBLICATION TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OUNTY OF PICKENS. N COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. . A. Gibson, Sai B. Craig, Bettic Wilsen, William J. Wilson, Claude Wilson. Bessie Wilson Elrod, Wes Iey Wilson, Frank Wilson, Ge9rgc H. Wilson, and Fannie Gibson Gil strap. Plaintiffs. 's. aInybell Wilson Merritt, a minor over fourteen years of age; Minnie Sar gent Slaton, James Sargent, John Sargent. Newton Sargent, Molly Sargent Cokman, and Logan Sar gent, Defendants. To tihe defendants, Minnie Sargent laton. James Sargent, John Sargent ewton Sargent, Molly Sargent Cole nian, Legan Sargent. and to all other; i ho claim anv interct in the land o he late !fr. Elizabeth Wilson Gib on. situate in l'ch:ens County, S Pickens Township, and containin; forty five (45) acres, more or legs You and each cf you are her summoaed anti required to a nswe- , .omplaint in the above stated actior which was, on the 11th d:ay )' eti h r, 1922, filed in the ofYice of Cler :f Court cf C:-mmcn icas for Pie! ns County. South Carolina, at Pick ens, South Carolina, and which i still on file in said offi e. You ar ftrther required to serve a copy o your answer to the said compaint c: the rubscriters Martin, Blythe, Crai; & K.ith, at their offices at P'ichem: Boutlh Ca-: lina. within twernty day ifter the service hereof, exclui!ve 0 Jhe day of service, and if you fail t unswer the comp!aint within the thn foresaid, the plaintiffs in this actio: i.ill apply to the court for the relic .!eman.Iel in the complaint. Martin, Blythe, Craig & Keith. Plaintiffs' Attorrey: 0. S. Stewart, Clerk of Court. October 11, 1022. Friday. a One- lot of apron an< hems, 27 in, I 12 l-2c. One ot of Apron an< hams, 27in, Good qualil 19e. Childrens' School Shc tan, $3.00 value for $1.98 Ladies Shirt Waists with Peter Pan Collai 98c You will fii Ladies Coats Overcoats,. R least, you will lated sugar fr< us Friday or S IEdwa 4 r o . FORD PRICES Touring. Plain --------- $298.00 Touring Self Staiter $368.00 Roadster'Plain --------$269.00 4 Roadster Self Starter $339.00 Chasis Plain .-------- $235.00 Truck ---------------$380.00 Coupe.------ -------- $530.00 o Sedan $595.00 F. 0. B. Detroit '4 Io H. P. SITTON, Jr. Authorized Ford and Fordson Dealer + Pickens, S. C. nd Saturday Speci ls Dres Ging- One lot'of pecales :'n regular 20c ' 121-2 IDress Ging- Everfasf Suiting in all colors, Reg y, ular 50c value, 40c es in black or . Boys 'rjrk Shoes~ in regular $2.48 goodl quality $1.24 value. Swd ters for Boys, Girls, Ladies and eMr ranging in price from $1.25 id our stock and prices right- on and Coat Suits, in 'Mens Suits, iincoats and Hats. Last but not I be given ten pounds of granu.. ee with everye $10.00 spent with aturday.