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GOOD EYESIGHT IS INEXPENSIVE The money and time devoted to having your eyes examined regularly and your glasses kept in adjustment will pay liberal dividends in better eyesight, greater efficiency, greater earn lug power and freedom from the ills and discomforts that make life miserable when you need glasses or 'hen you need a change of lenses. Have us ex amine your eyes regularly, " tjA~ 717.4a. /w vrirJ+ lIE. If/j jian Kodak Films Developed by Empiri ODOM-SCHADE OPTICAL CO. A. A. ODOM, A. H. SCAE President See'y. & Tre Consulting Optometrists. # Masonic Temples Greenville, S, V. V. COLLINS LICENSED VETERNIARIAN Nigbt and Sunday P'hne X70, Day Phone 1W5. CHADUl NS FOR"THE RELIEF OF Pain in the Stomach and Bowels. Intestinal Cramp) COLIC.T DIARRHcEA - SOLD EVERYWHERE - Severe Indigestion n I hadvey re ias of *Weir, Miss. "i would sult* for months at a time. AllIdre eat was a little bread n butter. .. conseqttently I suffer-. to eat then the terril e suffer, in~ in my stomach! I took meicines but did not get atty bettegd he druggis recont Thedford's BLACK- DRAUGHF and 1 decided to try i fr, pI or more years without any I rovement in my health. I soon Ind the Blac--Draught was act~ie on iver ant easing "In two or three wees I found I could gobccto eat~g I on!i weighe, 13 Now weigand.y ta n - rag Inot suffer.' Black-eDraughtde IfnT do1 today. Over 8 millIon packages sold, a year. At dealers' Renew your health by purifying your system with lotabs '' urfe and refined .~lomel tablets that are free m nausea and danger. O8salts 1edtasary, as salotabs act like calome! atndc salts combined. De $naand the genuine in 10c and 35c packages, bearing above trade.mak. CARBIDE FOR SALE. At A. A. Moon's store, two and one-half miles south'of Pickens, and J. P. Jones, Dacuaville, Can save you money. V-21-4 Tut's Pills I E = t ' * rs he Bowe N ov 811P.d wav FOR SALE-Desirable four acr< lot on Bradley Ave. Has pasutri and water. A ply M. Clapp, 1111 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. 1.-dec G. G. CHRISTOPHER .Attorney-at-Law. Practice in all Courts. Office over Pickens Bank. Pickens, S. C. c. Wood evergreen Lawr Grass Seed, Kentuckj Blue Grass, 30c to 40< lb., at R. F. Smith Drug Co. Sweet Peas, Buists se lect mixture, 10c oz. $1.25 lb., at R. F. Smiti Drug Co. . Hyacinths, single anc double, all colors, paper white Narcissus, Romar Hyacinths for forcing or bedding, the finesi varieties, 60c to 175c doz. at R. F. Smiti Drug Co. WHAT IT MEANS TO BE "RUN DOWN" A"RUN DOWN" feeling is a dan ger signal. If you neglect it, you are leaving the door wide open to dangerous diseases. Build yourself up to health and strength with Gudc's Pepto-Mangan. It will purify and enrich your blood, tone up your nervous system, and help you eat well, sl~eep well and feel well. Gude's Pepto-Mangan is a time-tried tonic, recommended by physicians for over 30 years. At your druggist liquid or tablets, as you prefer. Pepto-J angan Tonic and Blood Enricher [ REWARD OF $5. Offeredl to anyone wvho will furnisi me wvith information enough to con. viet a person hunting wvithout hunt ing license ,and I will bring the pro secution. L. B. O'Dell, Game Warden Pickens County. 60-19 B. F. Martin Sam B. Craig E. M. Blythe 0. C. Keiti Greenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C Martin, Blythe, Craig & Keith. LAWYERS. Pickens, South Carolina. ,. Practice in State and Federal Courts Pickens Offie Phone 89.. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned nol to hunt, fish or trespess in any man. ner whatsoever on lands of th< undersigned. Mrs. A. A. Higgins. W. IH. Hamilton.. If you want the besi bread you've eaten ir years, try a sack of oui Meirose and Pointei flour in the plain 0i Fay-Oma in self-rising That delightfully dif ferent flour. We guar antee this flour to mee the most exacting test A trial will convinc< you. Get it at ODOMS next dr~ to Bolt. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Farm Land at Six Per' Cent Interest. -.---.... t $1,000 to $25,000 for a Period of 83 Years. a Mr. W. C. Smith, of Easley, is ( authorized to take applications and ' give full information. o It is not required that the borrow I or live on the farm in order to bor t row from us. No red tape. CRAIG & KEITH. Office Over Keowee Pharmacy. i Phone 39. Pickens, S. C J We want to buy your -hickens, butter anc1 eggs. We can use 20( pounds of good fresh country butter every week. We pay highest market price for all pro duce. Odoms, next, door to Edwin Bolt's. Easley, S. C. WHY NEGLECT YOUR TEETH? There are many among us todas taking treatment for various ail ments which, in a great many cases are caused by poor teeth. Your family physician will tell you that a idseased mouth, being the gateway to the entire system, so to speak often leads to various disorders of :he stomach. Septisemia, Pyemla, and Toxemia may be caused by dis eases of the teeth and jaws, as well as rheunatic pains of the muscles, joints or nerves, and headaches due to a certain amount of pus, toxin and bacteria being absorbed into the system. Unfortunately, there are many who neglect to get at the source of their trouble by having their teeth given proper treatment, but who in stead spend many dollars for other treatments foreign to the actual cause. Don't delay, but come to my of flee and I willexamine your teeth FREE. My prices are reasonable. Plates------ - . . $10.00 up Gold Crowns, 22k. - . . 5.00 up Bridge work . .. - - - - 5.00 up Fillings: Silver, gold, porcelain cement. Price, according to size. DR. DELLINGER. 104 N. MAIN ST. Over Bolt's Drug Store. Phone 2183-J. Greenville, S. C. FOR SALE. 69 acres of good farm ing land; 45 acres in cultivation; 12 acres of branch bottom; good pasture, four room dwelling and four room tenant house, both in fair condition. Good barn and crib. Situat-1 ed three and one-half miles north of Easley. For quick sale at a bar. gain. For price and r terms call on C. T. Mar tin, Easley. S. C. St-pd-18 Michelin Tires at ex-r tra low prices. 30x3 only $8.00; 30x31, cord or fabric, $10.25; 31x4 cord, $12.25. These are high grade guaranteed I tires. Barr Bros., Eas- I ley, S. C. LUDK MNH. bulHliDP FOR SERVICE--One registered 0. I. C. boar, also one Holsteinbu. SSee W. H.Dodgens, Glonwood Mill. 3t-pd-20 CHARLE P IR W1L CHA$OE HANDS. :ontrolling Owner . Bought i Americas by a ha Perry and R. L. 'Jones. Charleston, Nov. 2.--Negotiations hat have been pending between ohn 11. Perry, of New York City, nd Richard Lloyd Jones, of Tulsa, Okla., newspaper . owners, and the harleston :American of this city, rore consummated- today, whereby n the first of December, Messrs. 'orry and Jones acquire the con rolling ownership of the Charleston merican and will take active charge f the paper. Mayor John P. Grace, of Charles on, will be business manager and he present staff organization of The kmerican will continue, Mr. Perry mnnounced today. The policy of the paper will be rogressively Democratic and it will ;o-operate with the other Charleston iewspapers and the progressive lewspapers of the state for all that will build up Charleston as a great port city and promote the industry, the agricultural and the economic welfare of South Carolina, Mr. Per ry further stated. Mr. Perry and Mr. Jones own the Tulsa Tribune, the Jacksonville Journal and the Pensacola Journal. Mr. Perry is aso president of the American Pre.ss Association and of the Publishers' Auth Caster service, which furnish a complete news fea ture, editorial and advertising serv ice to 7,500 daily and wekely news papers throughout America. The Progress is one of 7,500 newspapers which receives the Au tocaster advertising service, of which Mr. Perry is president. This is an advertising service which we do not believe is surpassed and plac es the weekly newspaper on a par with the daily in service to its ad vertisers. We receive proof sheets every Saturday of suggested illus trated advertisements, every one 'of which we can duplicate. We have a cut making apparatus, which enables us to make our own illustrations or cuts. Some of our merchants are using this service. We would be :lad to submit these proofs to any merchant in the county who is in terested. GOOD PICTURES AT THE LYRIC. Manager Sasseen of the Lyric theater is giving the people of Eas Iey one of the best picture shows in the state. No town or city in the " state, regardless of size, has any better pictures than the Lyric in Easley. Last Thursday and Friday the famous picture, "Cardigan," was shown and in addition to this a Bible picture, "Creation," was also shown, making a program that could hardly be surpassedl. For the next twvo weeks Mr'. Sais seeni has some great pictures book 3d. Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. -9, he wvill show Norma Talmadge in "Sign on the Door." Friday, NovT. 1 0th, '"Dinty'' w;ill be the headliner. iEvery boy anid girl with as nmany as I 00 freckles 0on their' face wvill be idm itted free at 3 :4.5 or 7 :00 p. mu. J'he boy or girl with the most irckles will be givecn a pr'ize. Alv. Sasseenl also has ooming1 'D~anmerous EnSie',"' ''The Silenmt :il,"' ''Turn to t he Rig ht,"' and ( niany others. LETTER FROM GOOD SUB. SCRIBER. The editor of The Progress has eceived the followving letter, wvhich re appreciate very much, andl we Iso appreciate the flowvers which are eautiful: "Dear Mr. Editor: I like to read 'he Progress so wvell that I thought would send you a bunch of flowers. 'have a nice flower yard of this ind and I think they are very pret y. I wvant you to keep on giving s a good newspaper. ''With best wishes for The Prog ess, "Miss Bessie Masters." Easley, route 1. NOTICE. I have moved my of ice from Commercial 3ank building to Spear nan Supply Co. build ng on Holcombe street text door to Easley 'ublishing Co. You will rimd all notes and ac :ounts due me, also all notes and accounts due Spearman Supply Co. and all notes and ac Counts due Citizens Oil Mill for fertilizer in my office. Please drop in and let's have an old time settlement. W. D. Spearman. A Big Sae At P. McCOY & CO'S STORE Mrs. N. E. Smith wants to sell her in terest in the -J. P. McCoy & Co's. store.. We will sell one-half interest of this stock to the right party, to be a silent partner or to be an active member of the firm. The party buying Mrs. Smith's interest must be honest, upright and willing to run a clean and honorable business. If you are interested, see J. P. McCoy. We are conducting a stock reduction sale that will last through November or until the stock is reduced to where we can handle Mrs. Smith's interest in case we do not find a buyer for her interest. We will not take space here to quote you prices on our goods, but will ask you to call on us and get our prices. If you owe us anything that is past due, will you please let us have it by No vember 25th. We also wish to thank the public in and around Easley for the good liberal portion of business they are giving us. Our motto: Quality, Goods and Serv? ice at the right price. J. P. McCoy & Co. Main Street. Easley, S. C. -Phone 84. p1 *0 Th*e OnteTo,Tru * The Ford One-Ton Truck first made its appeal to the. farmer id the merchant because of the toerits of leord Cars. And It made its wonderfu) reputation and groat sales record because it lived UId *o every claim made for it. The reliable Ford Motor,-the special Ford steel chdesis, the aluminum bronze worm-drive, all combilne to produce a truck of umgsual power capacity and strength -a truck tjhat lasts h eet'vice; a truck that solves the haulage problein once en eand op the ord Onon Truck is constantly on the increase. eoul se In lo ve e Fono'i Truck-N~4OWl IMPORTANT ~h pecial earing ncreas a theeevetsenmis ah ucne tn a Fast Delver ie C arucov t J.M. SMITH AUTO' CO.