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4t.. - ,CHERS' EXAMINATION sTo Be Held At Pickena Co' art Hous< November 3 and 4. The regular fall teacher's examina. tion will b, held November 3rd and 4th at Pickens, S. C. The examina tions will begin promptly at 9:00 o' clock a. in. Applicants may stand for a Pri mary Certificate, first, second Or third grade; a General Elementary Certificate, first, second or third grade; a High School Certificate, first, second or third grade. It will be impossible for any applicant ,to tnke more than one examination successfully. Any attempt to double work and thereby cover two groups of. questions is sure to result :n failure. The primary examination covers twelve subjects: Friday Forenoon-English Gram mar and Language, 1 hr.; Arithmiecic, 1 hr.; Playground and Community Activities, lhr. Friday Afternoon-listory, South Carolina, United States, and General, 1 hr.; Geography, I hr,; Civics and Current Events, 1 hr. Saturday FI'orenoon-Literature, 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 heid tio teaclh in the first five grades. 'I'h g(e ill ,i I lementa'y exai ai'-mia tion cover5 tw lve subjects: Fria y Focrrenoo lE. lish G1 am mar: a(:,l :<mpstinA ithmletic. Fridity : A terlnoon----l istory, lUnite(1 States and South Carolina; Geogra. lhy, Civie., and Current Events Satuarday Forent c on-Reading, in eludinlg Litn'atumre. Pedagogy, Na ture Study and IC ementary AgricouI ture. Saturday A fternoon-Physiorlog anid lI Iygiene, School Iaw, Algebr (Algebra required for first and see tml grade certificates.) Ay genueral . el('tentarv certifi calc entitle tIhe holder to, teach it the:: first, nine grades. 'The higi.h school examination cov er"s tweVc'e :subjee'(.ts, '\tit~h optins i' fcie:nce and 1T"oreign Lanttunge: I'rida l'y Fo-'renoon--G ramatical Anal ysis a11 (o position, Literatpir 'rinciples of 'leaching. idray A Iternoon -Amer:can 'His tor: and ivies, Science (Seven sut eets uttered, two required) Generi Science, I'hysiology, Biology, Ph3 sies, Chemistry, Agriculture, HIon E'.c~floo ics. Set urday I orebroon-Arithmet Algebra, Geometry. Futurday A fternioon--Foreig'n Lm4 guage (en ureloired),. l.atin, Frenel Spanish, Ge.man, -Aient IIistor imd M ldern:I !ir tory, Schonol I 4aw. withI not !less than 60 in any on subject eitis~ the al.elicanit to first e-r:idleO' eeitientv; a generi('i alver1'n of' 75 with not less than 5 in iany on sublj4e entolitles~ theo up plicantI to a strando gr;ade( cer'iichatec a g eneralI av'erage of (5 w.'ith no less thain 50 1)in any' one& subjtect en titles the applicant to a third grad ecO'ititienate. Aplican' mt s ar'e ex pec'ted to fun is paper andi~ wr'it ig mater'ials. -Rules and1( r'egulatioins of this exanm ination lare preVscribedl by the Stat Board of Educa'it ion. Results of tht examination to be0 de(terined b~y th' State Bui'eau oi' I F. V. Clayton, Co. Supt. of Ed. You Will1 Finm iness at the S *And paying thE for produce. 40c per doz fo 20c per lb. for 25c per lb. for Hams 15 to 22 Hams over 25 to size and quality .4 Your trade is Yours i J. W. HE( SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SALE-A 100 lb male and one mich cow. H. Y. Lawrence, Jr., Calhoun, S. C., R1. 3t NOTICE-We expect to have a car of fine hogs for sale at right price In Central, Saturday, Novem ber 27th. W. T. Earle, W. E. Finson. FOR RENT-One two-horse Tarm, five miles above Pickens, or wfil- s..l1 the farm of 87 acres. H. A. Townes. FOUND-In Pickens a week or so ago, some money. Owner may get same by describing it and paying for this ad. E. E. Lusk, Pickens. WANTED DOGWOOD-We pay $16.00 per cord for dogwood at West ininter. Carolina Hardwood Com pany. See J. S. Price, for specifi cations etc. 4t Reece's Gin will swap pound of meal for pound of seed. Also buy your remnant cotton at best market priee. A. G. Reece, Manager. One 1921, model Ford Touring car with starter, almost new. Will ex cbange fo'r 1500 lbs of good middling (ctti n. A real bargain if you want a go(d car and get 25 cts pcr lb. for your eetton. see J. W. Stewart at c'ourt holl e Pickens, S. C. I.OST.---Be tweenl Seneca and Ceni_ . a11 on tot) soil road $85.O0 in bills. 'inder pl:ase return to Frank Tay er, Cal1houn, S. C., 1, and get re waird. NO''ICE WVithin the Pickens School Dhstrict itid( not within reach of the town taxxes lies an eleven acre tract. of land with a good five room house that has three fire places and a well on porch. .'he house is in good condit:on having rIeceently heen covered. This place has running water on it and a pas tyre. 'The ret cultivated. '1'his is to 1et" sold first Mioiday in Noveime)Qr in the settlement of F. E. Alexander es - tale(. On th21e roadi to Recco's mill lIes foui r acres of vacant land joining She'n El'vet'5s ph1ee. this will he si( first. Monday in November. F. E. Alexander's estate. To he sold the first Monday in Nov . en'her i": a pe rfe.tly grand little farm f thirty acres situated C a good rI hli ;i e(d within view (of the top :( r 'ndle g frem l'ichen5 to - 'letu ille. On it there is a well e lt.i:i el six-r(oom0 house, two wvells, I e I ri's, pastlure, good orchard l'm1( a I( nnuat henuse. All of these breib.lin 1 are nevly (o vee:i and1( the huse paiinted. STh:. so oes u nder ti'he se ttIlemien , of . E. Alexander's estate. CITATION ST-'\T1E OF' FouTrir CAROL.INA, 0tCONTY OF* P'ICKENS. C 1:: N. A. Christopher Esquire. Pro haiite Judge. ~1 Whereas, G. C. Bolding made suit to me14 'to granat him Lc t is of Ad i:inistratin of the Estate of and Ef feets of' .foanes R. Ross. IThiese are therefore, to cite anxd ad tn. nis all and singular andl kindred andiit (Ceditor5 .f the sa1idl Jamies R. Reis dycetased, that they be and Aip pear' before me, in the Court of' Pro bete, to he held at Pickens Court llue .C., on the 3r'd day of' Nov I1!22. next, after publication hereof. -Iat 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to showv cause. if anv' thty have, why thie said e Adlministrat.ion shouldi not be granted. G-:ven under my H-and 'fnd Seal. e this 23rd dlay of October. 1922, in the 1 -17th year of our Indlependenice. I N. A. Christopher. .Judtge of Probate, Pickens County. I Me Doing Bus ame Old Place Greenville market r eggs at present. hens. fryers up to 75c. lbs. 25c, lbs priced according ippreciated.. or trade, (ID RICK<S NOTICE .O0!' NAL SE1TLEhIENT AND DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that I will, cake application to N. A. Christo pher Esq., Judge of Probate for Pick ens county, in the State of South Carolina, on the 24th day of Novem ber, 1922, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as said appli cation can be heard for leave to make final settlement of the personal es tate of Lydia Gossess et al, Minors, deceased, and obtain ~ discharge as Guardian of said estate. Leonard B. Williams, Guardlian. NOTICE OF ELECTION State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. Notice is hereby given that the General Election for State and Coun ty cfficers will be held at the voting precincts prescribed by law in said county, on Tuesday, November 7, 1922, said day being Tuesday follow ing the first Monday in November, as prescribed by the State Constitu tion. The qualification for suffrage: Managers of election require of every elector offering to vote at any election, before allowing him to vote, the production of his registration ceiti licate and proof of $he payment of all taxes. including poll tax, as sessed against him and coillect-ble during the previous year. The pro duction of a certificate or of the re ceipt of the officer authorized to cellect such taxes, shall be conclu sive proof of the payment thereof. Section 237, Code of 1912, as amended by Act. No. 6, special ses sin of 1914. Sectica 237. There shall be three sepalrate and distinct ballets, as fol lows: One ballot for Representatives in Congres ; and one ballot for Gov ernor. Lieutenant Governor, State officers, Circuit Solicitors, members of the -Icuse of Representatives. State Senator, county officers, and one ballot for all Constitutional amendlmients and special questions. coch of three said boxes to- be alp propriately labelled; wh ballots shall be of plain whfte pu and of such width aiid length as to contain the names of the officer or officer: and question or questions to be vo ted for or upon, clear and even cut, without ernament, designation, muti lation. symbol or mark of any kind what:.oevcr. excer t the names or namous o! the person (' persons vo ted for and the cfice to whikh such l'ersen cr persons are intended to be chosen, and all special question.S which names or names, office or of fiees. question or questions shall be written or printed, c partly written er partly prinmed thereon in black ink; and such ballot rhall be folded as to (onceal the name or nam s. (luestion 1'or (uiestiOnls thereon), and so folded. shall be deposited in a box to be constructed, kept and ([sposed of as herein prp :,1by low, and no ballot of any othe d(esci i ptin a fun1d in either of aid bilexei shall be counted. On all special questions the ballot shall state the question, Si c('slion:;, and shall thereafter hao''e the words "Ye s" and "No" in s(:rted so that. the vter may ind: (nte hi.s vote by striking out one or the ether of such wordls on said batllot, the~ werd not so stricken out to be erunted. .IBeforer th.. hour' fixed for openin'z the IolIs, Managers and Clerks must take anel subscribe the Constitutional enth. The Chairman of the Board of Managers can adnminister the oath to ihe other membcrs and to the Clerk; a Notary Public must admiin i (erth icth to the Chairman. The Mr anagers elct their Chairman and Pells~ at each voting place must be ho ened at 7 'c lock a. mn. and clos cd at 41 o'clock p. m. cxcept in the city of Charleston, wrhere they shall be opened ,t 7 a. im. and close at 6 The Managers have the power to fill. a vacnancy, andl if none of the Managers attend, the citizens can aplpoint from among the qualified vo ters. the Managers, who, after being swvorn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election, the Managcre and Clerk must p~roceedl publlicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots therein, and con tirouc withou~t adjournment until the same is completed, and make a state ment of the result for each offie and sign the same. Within three (lays thereafter, the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated by the Board, must deliver to the Com missioners of Election the poll list, the boxes containing the ballots and written statements of the rfesults of the election. At ,the saidl election qualified elec tors will vote upon the 'adloption or rejection of amendments to the State Constitution, as providled in the fol lowving joint resolutions: A Joint Resolution to Amend Ar ticle X of the Constitution so as to Authorize the Town of Greer to As sess Abutting Property for Perma nent Imgirovements. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 5 of Article XVII of the Consti tution Empowering the General As sembly to Regulate the Printing for the State. A jioint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 5, Article X, of the Constitution Relating to the Limit of the Bonded Debt of School Districts, by Adding a Proviso Thereto as to.- the Due West School District No. 38, Abbe ville County. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 7, of Article VIII and Section 5, of Artcle X of the Constitption, so as to Exemnpt the City of Beaufort from the Provisions Thereof. A ,Toint Resolution to Amend Par aceraph 5, Article X of the Constitu tion Relating to Bonded Indebted ness of Counties, Townships. School Districts, Etc., by Adding a Proviso as to the county of Beaufort. A ,Jaint Reselution to Proplose ar Amendment to Article X of the I Constitution by Adding Thereto a Section to be Known as Section 18-A Empowering County Authorities ,to Assess Abutting Property for Per nianent Impi-ovement of Highways. The provisions of said Section shall apply only 'to Beaufort county. A 'Joint Resolution to Amend Section 5 and 6, Article X, of the Constitution, Relting to the Ltinit of the Bonded Debt of Townships, by Adding' a Proviso Thereto as to the Township of Christ Church Par ish, Charleston county, S. C., as now Constituted Embracing in Area of Said Tiownship the Town of M unt Pleasant, S. C. Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 5, Artiele 10, of the Constitution Relating to Limit of the Bonded Debt of School Districts by Adding a Prov?'so Thereto, as to School Dis trict No. .10, Cherokee county. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion 7, Article VIII of the Constitu lion, Relating to Municipal Bonded indebtedness, by Adding a' Proviso Thereto as to the City of George town. A Joint Resolution to Amend See tion 5, Article X of the 'Constitution Relating to the Limit of the Bonded Debt of School Districts .by Adding a Proviso Thereto as to the School District of the City of Florence in Florence County, South Caroli-na. 1 A Joint Resolutien to Amend Sec Lion 5 of Article XI of the Constitu tio-n Relating to the Formation of School Districts, Etc., by adding a Proviso as to Certain School Dis tricts, in Pickens County. A Joint Resolution to Amend See- I tion VII o" Art'cle VIII, and Sec tion V of Article X of the Consticu tion so as to Execmpt the City of Spartanburg' from the Provis:or.,is Thereof. A Joint Rcsoution to Amend See tion 7, Article VIII. and Section 5, Article X. a tihe Ccnatituton, so as to Exctmpt the City of Union from the Provisic-as Thereof. Election Managers The following Managers of Elec tion have been appointed to hold the electi;n at the various precincts in the said County of Pickens: Alice Mill-A. B. Stokes, L. J. Connelly, Roy R. Smith. Antioch-E. C. Bowie, A. T. Win chester, E. M. Gilstrap. Calhoun-C. W. Boggs, J. I. Crowther, Jr., J. C. Goodman. Catec"hee-W. W. Cobb, L. L. Leopai d, J. C. Davis. Central.-R. G. Gaines, Jr.. J. II. R 'msvur. E. L. Icnderson. Croswell--J. O. Hughey, W. C. Kay, Frank Garrison. Cross Plains-S. M. Hester, B. D. Lathem. W. A. Looper. Cross Roads-A. T. Simmons, J. N. Ligor C. A. Julian. Daeusville.-J. A. Robinson, L. P. Thomas, N. B. Williams. Easley.-R. G. Wyatt, J. M. Smith. W. D). Grar'in. Easley Cotton Mill No. 1.-W. R. Oats, F. F. Williams. W. F. Evatt. Ealey Cotton Mill No. 2-L. L. Lackey, 1H. A. Kennemore, J. M1. Spearman. Flat Rock.-M. J. Boggs. H.' G. Fowler, W. F. Young. . Glenwoed Cotton Mill-Sam D. Freeman, Sam T. Smith, D. 'T. Go lightly. HIlly Springs.-John. A. Cha stain, T. WV. Townes. R. Leo Cantrell. Isooucenia Cctten Mill.-J. WV. Wallace, Thurston Kinsler, WV. P. Pepper. Liberty.-J. Li. Hunter, H'. M. Chapman, J. L. Reeves., Lcoperts Gin.-Joe L. Looper, B. L. Hendr'icks, R. M1. Hill. Mile Creek-J. L. Miurphee, T. A. Stewart. -J. E. Nix. Norris.-D. C. Garrett, C. C. Bor oughs, E. WV. Tate. IPeters Creek.-J. E. Singleton, J. E. Foster, Li. S. Edens. Piecns-B3. F. Freeman, J. A. H-. To~wnes. J. C. .Jennin~gs. Cold We Good warm cl4 tor bills and leaves your head and bod need anything in o rain or shine. Men's and young men's suits fro Boys suits $3.50 to $12.50 in blu Rain coats and Overcoats in all s: Ladies coat and coat suits in ni Shoes for the entire family, heav a Our line of all wvool sweaters is prices that will please. Make our store your headquarter s FEwa Pickens Mill.-J. S. Bagwell; A. J. ;lark, H. E. Jones. Pleasant Grove.-D. A. Talley, H. 3. Cisson, J. S. White. Praters Creek.-W. W. Seaborn, r. M. Entrekin, M. F. Bolding. Pumpkintown.-J. D. Simmons, S. 3. Edens, J. R. Keith. Six Mile.-W. B. Mann, R. P. Prince, John A. Roper. The Managers - at each precinct 1amed above are requested to dele -ate one of their number to secure )oxes and blanks for the election on biovember 4th, 1922, at Auditon >ffice in Court House. A. J. Boggs, H. A. Townes, W. T. Bates, Commissioners of State and Coun ;y Elections for Pickens County, S. C. )ctober 23rd, 1922. NOTICE OF ELECTION 3tatp of South Carolina, Jounty of Pickens. Notice is hereby given that the general Election for Representatives n Congress will be held at the vo ;ing precincts fixed by law in the lounty of Pickens on Tuesday, Nov mber 7, 1922, said day being Tues lay following the first Monday, as )rescribed by the State Constitution, The qualifications for suffe rage tre as'. follows: Residence in State for two years 11 the Copnty one year, in the poll ng precinct in which the elector of. 'ers to vote, four months, and the )ayment six months before any :lection of any poll tax then due mld payable. Provided, That minis :crs in charge of an organized church iid teachers of public schools shall )e entitled to vote after six months residence in the -State, otherwise iualificd." ;Registration.-Payment of all tax es. including poll tax, assessed and aollectible during the previous year The pro(lucticn of a certificate or th( receipt cf the officer authorized t( collect such taxes shall ~ be conclu. sive preuf of the payment thereof. Before the hour fixed for openin the polls Managers and Clerks musi take and subscribe to the Constitu tional oath. The Chairman of th< Board of Managers can administer the oath to the other Managers an: to the Clerk. a Notary Public mlus adininistcr the oath to Chairman The Managers elct their Chairma and Clerk. Folls at each voting place inns be olened at 7 o'clock a. in., an< closed at 4 o'clock p. in., except ii the City of Charleston, where the. si'all be openen at 7 a. im. and close( at ( p. im. The Managers have the power t< fill a vacancy; and if none of th< Managers attend, the citizens cal appoint, from among the qual fie< v.ters., the Managers, who, after be ing sworn, can conduct the election At the close cf the election the Managers and Clerk mt a l' procee publicly to open the ballot box any count the ballots therein, and con tin~ue without adjournment until th some is complete. and make a state nient of the result for each offic and sign the same. Within thre lays thereafter, the Chairman of th -eard, or so.ne one designated b; the Board, must deliver to the Comn mi sioners of Electi'on the pol11 list the box containing the ballots an< written statements of he result o the election. Managers of Election The following Managers ot Elee tion have been appointedl to hold th< clcction at the various precincts ii the said Cotnnty. *Alice Mill-A. D). Atkins. J.' A Mar'rell, J. King Massengale.' Xntioch-W. Henry G;rant, A. F WVright. C. Rhett ThomaM. Calhoun-Carlisle Newton, J. H! Lawiencwe, S. C. Boggs. ather Si] )thing and shoes is a better taste in ~ y warm, your feet ur line we will.be $18.00 to $32.50 'n serge, wvorste $18 to $32.50 e, brown or grey. $3.50 to $12.50 zes andl colors from $4.50 to $35.00. $4.50 to $35 'w styles andl colors from $10.00 to $ $10 to $30 Sor light, work or dIress, from $2.001 $2 to 9.50 the best we ever bought and our di nnl you will be glad. C teechee.- Fd G. Burgles, W.. ..Godi;. Central-Thos. A b1knW Earle, V B.t X6org.T ' Croswell-M; L Robinson, L. R. ayg Cross Plains.-John P arr W. Lathem, Ernest P. dcAdam Cross Roads.-W. L. Capps, R. p Looper, J. B. Findley. Dacusvile-Jas J. Ponder, J. p. Jones, K. M. Williams. Easley--W. C. Sntch, C. T. Mar. tin, L. B. Freeman. Easley Mill No. 1..--O. M .Page, J. S. King, R. L. Harris. Easley Mill No. 2.-Ebb Smith, Claud Gilstrap, A. A. Pressley. Flat Rock-O. M. McKinney, C. L. McWhorter, C. H. Kelley. .Glenwood.-J. L, Davis, W. E. Mayes, E. 'C. Martin. Holly Springs-Elijah Chastain, .f. C. Gravley, J. N. Jewell. Issaqueena-J. C. Tarrant, C. C. Bowling, Claud Flrod. Liberty-Basil -A. Chapman, W. T.. O'Dell, A. D. Attaway. Loopers Gin-E. L. J.ones, J, I. Williams, S. W. Hinton. Mile Creek.--W. :R'.Cutls, W. ,. Dalton, E. C. Galloway. Norris-R. A. Johnson, Ralph W. Borroughs, T. M. Garrett. Peters Creek.-J. Earle Foster, Jr.. Thomas Sammons, W. E. Hunt. Pickens-Byrd Carey, M. F. Hes ter, Joel I. Allgood. Pickens Mill-Eva G. Holder, A. J. Jewell, Sam L. Adams. Pleasant Grove. -F. L. Burgiss, L. A. Whitmire, J. S. Fortner. Preters Creek.-G. C. Bolding, J. .JI. Riggins, C. C. Gillespie. Pumpkintown-E. F. Keith, A. L. Edens, H. E. Hamilton. Six Mile.-A. D. Mann, O. L. Craig, G. N. Garrett. The Managers of each precinct named above are requested to de legate one of their 'number to se cure the box and ;blanks for the election. The bbxcs can be had~ at G. G. Christopher's office, over the Postoffice, on and after November 3rl. G. G. Christopher. C. L. Cureton, A. C. Gravley. Commissioners of Federal Elec ton for Pickens County, S. C. I Money to Loan ON IM'ROVED FARM LAND AT 6 I'ER CENT INTEREST We can loan you any amount of money frem $1.000 to $25,000 for a period of 83 'ars, giving you tho - privilege of renaying i at the end of live years if you want' to. It is not required that the borrow 3 live on the farm in ctrder to borrow from us. No red tap<'. CRAIG & KEITH CIiice Ovecr Keowee Pharmacy IPhone 39 Pickens, S. C. Burns and se alds ! MENTHOL ATUM cools the pain and ' heals the blisters. iggestions ; cheaper than doc rour mouth., 'Keep dry,. and if you* d1ad to serve y ou~ d andl cassimere. 80.00. * :o $9.50. ress goods are new patterns and at larsey