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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-20

MADRAS
SHIRTS

Exceptionally well made,
full cut shirts of fine
madras. The patterns are
rich stripes, handsome
plain colors and a distinc-
tive white shirt. A $3.50
value; a splendid gift
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In DIG ESTION
DYSPEPSIA
ACIDITY
Stomach Specialist Says: "lndlges
ton Trouble MUST GO or
MONEY BACK.

Forget your Stomach troubles
and begin to enjoy life, says DR..
Orth. for my famous Stomach Pre-,
scription can now DO obtained at
all drug stores, and is absolutely
guaranteed to Danish every sign or
symptom Of stomach distress, acute
or chronic, or money back.
No matter what aIls your Stom,
ach, whether It Is hcavlness, sore
ness, gas belchinE or the most Sc.
we're or chronic dyspepsia, DR.,
orth's Stomach Remedy Is not only
guaranteed to give instant relief
but It Is also guaranteed to put your
stomach in such good shape that II
will be able 10 digest most every
thing.
II the food you eat sours on your
stomach, remains undlgcsted, and
there Is n fullness or bloating after
eating, with pains In stomach and
side, l can only say: Go to your
druggist and get a package right
away. The very first dose must
bring quick and almost instant re-,
lief, and II after taking the last
dose you can truthfully say It has
done you no good, take 1t back t.
your druggist and get your money
back. Mt. City Drug Co., H. & Fl.
Drug Co. and all good druggists
can supply you.
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1 500 n ri S57 80
sud faeed rs, md alone,
Won't anyone lot me atone tei
right away tromjme. Look here 2
Look here. 1fyou want to % any.
thing for me, get right away from
me and leave me alone. Do you
hear2 Leave me alone.
"Hobbled< away out towards
Penny Green, bobbIng along on
his stick fast as he COULD so.
She said to ME. of. OH and
began to cry. Clear we were only
driving him mad by following
him now. There was a cab came
Drowllng by. + gave the chap a
pound note and told him to fol.
low Sabre.-'Get up just alongside
and keep there l said. Hell
likely get in. Get him in and take
him up to CrawRhaws, Penny
Green, and come back to me at thu
Royal Hotel and there's another
quId for you
"Old man, went along to the
Royal with this Lady Tybar. Told
her who / was and what knew
Ordered some tea there (Which We
didn't touch) and she began to
talk 10 me. Talk to me
"She talked about herself and
Sabre. What did she say? No,
you'll have to let that go, old
man. 1t was more what read in.
to what she said. I'll keep lt-for
bit. anyway,
There's else to tell than that,
That cabman I'd got hold OF sent
in awhile after to see me. Said
he'd picked up Sabre milo along
and taken him home. Stopped d
BIT to patch UP. some harness OF
something and All Of a heap Gas
he expressed it, Sabre had come
flying out Of the house again into
The cab and told him to drive like
hell and all to the 0rfice--to For.
tune, East and Sabre's. Said Sabre
behaved all the way like as II lie
was nad--shoHting TO him to
hurry and carrying on inside the
cab so the old man was terrified.
II said. TO the Office! What
the devil now?' | ran into Lady
TyLar and we hurried round. We
were scared for him, ! tell you,
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that to old Sabre and stopped over
him and touched him with both
her hands and said, Mako. Mar
llo.'
Matter OF fact Sabre was the
first ono to speak. He threw ur
his arm from where hos been GOV.
ering his face, just as he'd thrown
II up when called out and SWUNG
her hands aside and called out.
Don't touch me. Let mo alone.
Leave me alone.
"Shc motioned to the man be.
side him, and the chap got up as
IT her motion had been Circe's and
disappeared. And she took his
place and sat down beside Sabre
and poor old Sabre crouched away
from her us If no was stung, and
old Buddha. reaching out for his
dignity, said, 'Yon may remain
there, madam. II you do not in.
terruDt the court
There wasn't much more t.
interrupt. Twyning had had about
az much as he wanted: he'd done
what he was out to do anyway
Tho case finished. The Corone,
had n go at the Jury. They went
on. suppose they were gone ten
minutes. Shuffled in again. Gave
their verdict. was watching
Sabre. He took down his hands
from his face and stared with all
the worlds agony In his face
stratning himself forward to hear,
Verdict. They found suicide while
temporarily insane and added the!r
most severe censure of the con-
duct Of the witness. Sabre. He
jumped up and flung out his
hands. Look here-Look here
Censure! Censure! Cen
Dropped back on his seat like
he was shot. Twisted himself up.
Sat rocking.
Court cleared in less than no
time. Me left in my corner. This
Lady Tyhar. Sabre twisted /up.
iscbby or two. ! began to come for
ward Sabre looks up. Looks
round. Gets his hat. Collects his
old stick. Starts to hohble out.
This Lady Tybar gets In front
OF him, me alongside Of her By
then. 'Marko, Marko. THAT was
what she called him. He sort Of
pushes at her and at me: Let me-
alone. Let me alone. Get right
away from me- Hobbies away
down the room.
"We followed him.
| Followed him. the pair Of us,
up to tho main road. She tried
again. l tried. Ho swung round
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elo7l observation-disclosures

touch me. she said. Il am Lady
Tybar. Everyone knows me here.
I've just come in. Just heard.
This shameful business. All Of you
killing him between YOU she
pointed hand at Twyning. And
You. l tell you before all this
court. aud you may take what
steps you like, l tell you that you
IRE liar. an experienced and cal
culatinK liar. And she went with
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OPIUM AND DRUGS SEIZED

SAN FRANCISCO. April 9o.-A
contFaband shipment Of $4,000 tins
of opium and other drugs valued
at 100000 was seized today on
the China Mail Co.'s liner Nan
king. The steamer arrived from the
Fur East April IS. The seizure was
ono Of tho biggest in the history OF
San Francisco.
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y e a on 10 tleh ~
got here and found him. n
CHAPTER yTf.

When that cab .whlchSHapgood
had dispatched after Sabre from
the coroner's court overlook its
quest, the driver began, in a fat
and comfortable voice, a beRuil-
ing monologue Of "Keb, sir?
l;.eb? Keb? Keb. str?"
Sabru at first gave no atten-
ton. About a mile along his ans.
abled knee, and all his much over
wrought body refused longer to be
the flogged slave OF his tumultut
GUS mind.
He got In.
Sabre stumbled into his house
and pushed the door behind him
with a resolution expressive OF his
desire to shut away from himself
all creatures Of the world and be
alone-be left entirely alone. BY
habit he climbed the stairs to his
room. He collapsed into a chair.
Continued In Next TssucI
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Continued From our I.ast Issue

Continued From Our Inst ISgttC
Long pause. FrIghtful pause.
Hours. Whole court holding It's
breath. Pause like a chunk OF
eternity. Silent as that. Empty
IS that. What the devil was he
thinking Of? Had he forgotten
Was he awake now to the fright
tilSplace he kept getting into and
wondering II this was another and
Htlere exactly 1t lay? Appalling
pause. Dashed woman somewhere
I'm the court goes off into hyster-
les and dragged out. He didn't
hear scream OF It. that poor bait
ed chap in the box. Just stood
there, Gray as n rnked-out fire.
Face twttching. AwrlA. tell you,
awful. Nearly went into hysterica
myself. Humpo stopping his ton
que around his jaws, watching
: him 1llkeaa dog watching it's din
tler being cut up. Aftor about two
years, slaps In his tongue and de-
mahdsi Come sir, for what pur-
pose did you buy this oxalic acid?'
Sabre gives his rrst clear. cal
cuiated words since ho had got nm
there. guess he had been pulling
himself together TO look for n
trap. He said very slowly. trying
each word, like a chan feeling
along on thin Ice; he said, 'EfHIC
4 -me-to-get- ito
elean-my-straw-ehat- for =
me- for-Brightnn.'.
Did she clean your straw hat
for you?'
Mods.
( a You don't appear 10 he wear
iiTg it?,
"Shakes.
4" Pray, where. then. is this
fstraw hat to clean which Won Oh
: tnined the oxalic acid? il II M
sou liouse?'
Shakes.
Not al your house, odd.
Where then?'
- Look here,
n Where then?'
Look here--,
Answer the question air
Where IA this straw hat?'
look here, Gnlns. Ennl,
! here CUBS again. Loo, here
1Siost Il in tho sen Mt brighton
5'.IInmpo draws in bis breath.
stares al him for two solid min.
yites without sncalinE. Then
Saws. like one sneakinr IN ghost
Il sYou lost II in tho sea at prightonI
You lost Ii in the sen nj Brlchton,,
ssfias an inspiration, Insnired In
sSheli. Turns like nj flash to The
scoroner. Il have done wifi This
WITNESS. sir!' sits down Plum
Z Court lets 20 its breath like thc
Tour winds round n chimney
sabre staggers out Of IN" hox
Pals across into his seat,
ttT'oo much for ma. cid man
bawled out. peoDle In front Of mo
I VIII, the start 1 bawled out 'Wr
l Coroner. / saw the witness nj
J sBTlghton. and he told mo he'd lost
ssshis iat in the sen
7 III st.Buddha. ike n talking idol
l a sscoyerIng mn infideI in his fem.
fjie. who are Won sIr?'
7 So tf'm \ soltcitor I'm MIR
ssabre's solicitor
tsBuddhn Ia sabre. Have Won q
tsoiicitor in tlle court Snbreg
20 MOI Moi Get awovi C;et mt
] fof II! Get away from MOI
1.You have no standing In this
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1t.is estimated that during the
last Eve years the American people
have been swindled out of $780,
011,2Sl by worthless stock boost
ers.
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STUDENTS NOMINATED

MOltGANIOWN April 90
Four men were nominated yes
terday by the West Virginia tjni-
versity students as candidates for
president Of the student council at
the regular election, May 8. Those
nominated were Homer Martin,
Charleston; Sherwood Shinn, Bel
ington; Marion Hersman, Grants
vile, and Robert G. Kelly, Sutton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR SALE-A 100 lb mule and
one mich cow. H. Y. Lawrence, Jr.,
Calhoun, s. c., RI. st
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cateechee-J. s. Leopard Tho.
G. Burgess, w. L. Goodwin. aos.A
Central -Thos. A. Robinson. w -
Earle, w: B., Morgan. w. y
Croswell-M i. 'Loggines. w >
Robinson. l.. r.. Kay. :" -
Cross Plains.-J ohm Pr Farr =
w. Lathem, Ernest P. McAdams ~
Cross Roads.-W. L. Capps, r q
Looper, j. B. Findley. -
Dacusyille-Jas J. Ponder, J. p
Jones, X. M. Williams.
Easley-W. c. Smith, c. T. Mar.
tin, l.. B. Freeman.
Easley Mill No. 1.-O. M .Pape.
j. S. King, r. l.. Harris.
Easley Mill No. 2.-Ebb Smith
Claud Gilstrap, A. A. Pressley.
Flat Rock-O. M. Mckinney. C.. r.
McWhorter, C. H. Kelley. " -
.Glenwood.-J. l.. Davis, w. r.
Mayes, E. C. Martin.
Holly Springs-Elijah Chastain.
j. G. Gravley, ]. N. Jewell
lssaqueena-J. c. Tarrant, G. G.
Bowling. Claud Elrod. ~
Liberty-Basil A.; Chapman, w. r.
O'Dell, A. D. Attaway.
Loopers Gin-E. L. Jones, ]. I.
Williams, S. w. Hinton.
Mile Creek.-W. r." Cuts, w, r.
Dalton, e. G. Galloway.
Norris-R. A. Johnson, Ralph w.
Borroughs, T. M. Garrett.
Peters Creek.-J. Earle Foster,
Jr.. Thomas Sammons, w. e. Hunt.
P:ckens-Byrd Carey, M. +. Hes
ter. Joel 1. Allgood.
Pickens Mill-Eva G. Holder, A.
j. Jewell, Sam l.. Adams.
Pleasant Grove.--F. l.. BURGESS, I.
A. Whitmirc, j. S. Fortner.
Praters Creek.-G. c. Bolding, j.
II. Higgins, G. c.. Gillespie.
Pumpkintown--E f. Keith, A. l..
Edens, II. 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 Sc
cure the box and blanks for the
election. The boxes can be had at
G. G. Christopher's office, over the
Postotficc, On and after November
3rd.
G. G. Christopher,
G. L. Cureton,
A. C. Gravley.
Commissioners of Federal Elec-
ton for Pickcns County, S. G.
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NOTICE

Within the Pickcns School District
and not within reach of the town
taxes lies an eleven acre tract Of land
with a good five room house that has
three fire places and a well on porch.
The house is in good condition having
recently been covered. This place
has running water OF it and pas
hrc. The rest cultivated This is to
be sold first Monday in November in
the settlement Of i. L. Alexander cs-
tate.
On the road to Recccs mill les
four acres cf vacant land joining
Shcrman Evcts place. This will be
sold first Monday in November. T. T..
AlcNnndcr's estate.
To hc sold the first Monday in Nov
cmhrr IS perfectly grand litrlc farm
CT thirty acres situated cn a good
rvhiic read within view oi the top
sell road leading from Pickcns to
Grcenvi!lc. On it there is wei
finished siN-room house, two wells
large barns, pasture, good orchard
and Il tenant house.
All Of these Buildings are newl!
covered and the housc painted.
Th.s also gees under the settlement
&C T.. T.. AlcXandcr's estate.
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Pickens MILL. s. Bagwell, A. j.
Clark, H. E. Jones.
Pleasant Grove.--D. A. Talley, H.
B. Cisson, j. S. White.
Praters Creek.-W. w, Seaborn,
j. Nj. Entrek:n, M. F. Bolding.
Pumpkintown.-J. D. Simmons, s.
B. Edens, j. r. Keith.
Six Milc.--W. B. Mann, r. p.
Prince, John A. Roper.
The Managers at each precinct
named above are requested to dele
gate one of their number to secure
boxes and blanks for the election on
November 9TH, 1922, at Auditor s
office in Court House.
A. j. Boggs,
II. A. Townes,
w. 7. Bates,
Commissioners of State and Coun-
ty Elections for Pickcns County, S. c.
October 23rd, 1922.
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Constitution by Adding Thereto
Section to be Known as Section 13-A
Empowering County Authorities to
Assess Abutting Property for Per-
manent Improvement of Highways.
The provisions of said Section shall
apply only to Beaufort county.
A Joint Resolution to Amend
Section and 6, Article x, of the
Constitution, Relating to the Limit
OF the Bonded Debt of Townships,
!ne Township of Christ Church Par
lsn, Charleston county, S. c., as
now CONSTITUTED Embracing in Area
NJ oI SAD Township the Town of
mount Pleasant, S. G.
ONT Resolution to Amend Sec
Gion o. Article 10, of the Constitution
nei:eng to Limit of the Bonded
De0t OF school Districts by Adding
q rrov;so thereto, as to School Dis.
eriec NO. ~ Cherokee county.
JOINT resolution to Amend Sec
ton Z, Article VIII of the Constitu-
Gion, Kelating to Municipal Bonded
Indebtedness, by Adding a Proviso
Ihereto as to the City of George
A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec.
ton 5, Article X of the Constitution
Relating to the Limit of the Bonded
Debt of School Districts by Adding
Proviso Thereto as to the School
District of the City of Florence in
Florence County, South Carolina;
tion S of Article XI cf the; Constitu-
ton Relating to the Formation Of
School Districts, Etc, By adding a
Proviso as to Certain School Dis
tricts, in Pickens County.
A Joino Resolution to Amend Sec
ticn VII CO Article VIII, and Sec
ton Y of Article x of the Consticu-
ticn so os to Exempt the City OF
Spartanburg| from the Provisions
Thereof.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec
tion Z, Article VIII. and Section 5,
Article X, Gf tie Constitution, 50
as to Exctmpr the City Of Union
/ from the Provisions Thereof.
Election Managers
The following Managers Of Eec-
ton have been appointed to hold
the election at the various precincts
in the said County of Pickens
Alice Mill--A. B. Stokes, l.. j
Connolly. Roy r. Smith.
Antioch-E. C. Bowie, A. r. Win
chester, E. NJ. G:lstrap.
Calhoun-C. w. Boggs j. L
Crowthcr, Jr., ]. C. Goodman
Catccchce- w. Cobb, L. L
Leopard, j. C. Davis.
Central.-R. G. Gaines, Jr., j. II
R:mscur, E. l.. Henderson.
Croswcll--J. O. Hughey, W. C
Kay, Frank Garrison.
Cross Flains-S. NJ. Hester, B. d
Lathem, w. A. Looper.
Cross Roads-A. T. Simmons, j
N Igor G. A. Julian.
Dacusville.-J A. Robinson, l.. p
Thomas, N. B. Williams.
Easley.-R. G. WYATT, j. NJ. Smith
w. d. Griffin.
Easlcy Cotton Mill No. Nv. R
Oats, F. f. Williams. w. f. Evatt.
Easley Cotton Mill No. 2-L. I
Lackcy, II. A. Kcnnemorc, j. NJ
Spcarman.
Flat Rock.-M. j. Boggs, II. G
Fowler w. T.. Young.
Glenwocd Cotton NIill-Sam D
Freeman, Sam T. Smith, D. IT. Go
lightly.
HcllY Srrlngs.-Jch ohm A. Chastaln
II. w. Towncs, r. Leo Cantrell.
Jsaduccna Gotten Mill-J. w
Wallace, Thurston Kinslcr, w. P
Pepper
Lbcrty-J. l.. Hunter, II. NJ
Chapman, j. l.. Reeves.
Loorors G:n.-Joe l.. Looper, B
L. Hendricks, r. NJ. HILL
Mile Crcck-J. l.. Murphec, L. a
Stewart, j. e. Nix.
Norris.-D. C. Garrett, c. c. Bor
oughs, f. w Tate,
Peters Crcek.-J. E. Singleton, !
! T.. Foster, l.. S. Edcns.
Pickcns-B. F. Freeman, j. A. Fl
Tcwncs. j. G. Jennings.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
State Of South Carolina,
COllnry of piokonc

oSoSG VI oCuCH SdIOlliluJ
County of Pickens.
Notice is hereby given that the
General Election for Representatives
IN IN, CONGRESS will be held at the yo-
ting precincts fixed by law in the
County of Pickens on Tuesday, Nov
ember z, 1922, said day being Tues
day following the first Monday, as
prescribed by the State Constitution.
The qualifications for suffrage
are as. follows:
Residence in State for two wears.
IN the County one year, in the poll-
ing precinct in which the elector Of
fers to vote, four months, and the
payment six months before any
election of any poll tax then due
and payable. Provided, That minis
ters in charge of an organized church
and teachers of public schools shall
be entitled to vote after six months
residence in the State, otherwise
qualified..,
| Acknowledgements of all tax
es. including poll tax, assessed and
collectible during the previous year.
! The production Of certificate or the
! receipt CT the officer authorized to
! collect such taxes shall be conclu-
sive prcuf Of the payment thereof.
Before the hour fixed for opening
the polls Managers and Clerks must
take and subscribe to the Constitu
tional oath. The Chairman of the
Board Of Managers can administer
the cath to the other Managers am;
to the Clerk Notary Public must
administer the oath to- Chairman.
The Managers clctt their Chairman
and Clerk.
Polls at each voting place must
be opened at o'clock a. m., and
closed at 4 o'clock p. m., except in
the City of Charleston, where they
srall be opener at a. M. and closct,
al 6 p. m.
The Managers have the power to
fill a vacancy; and if none of the
Managers attend, the citizens can
appoint, from among the qualified
voters, the Managers, who, after be-
ing sworn, can conduct the election
At the close cf the election tho
Managers and Clerk must proceed
publicly TO open the ballot box anc
count the ballots therein, and con.
. tinue without adjournment until the
same is complete, and make state
ment of the result for each office
and sign the same. Within three
days thereafter, the Chairman of the
Beard, CT some one designated BY
the Board, must deliver to the Com
mis- sioncrs Of Election the poll list
the box containing the ballots and
written statements of he result OF
the election.
Managers of Election
The following Managers of Elcc-
ton have been appointed to hold the
election at the various precincts in
the said County.
Alice Mill-A. d. Atkins, J.'A
Marrell, j. King Massengalc..
.ant.och-W. Henry Grant, A. T.
Wright, c. RhcGt Thomas.
. Calhoun-Carlislc Newton, j. II.
Lawrence, S. C. Boggs.
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NOTICE OFsFTNAL SETTLEMENT
=. AND DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that I will
ceke application to N. A. Christie
pher Esq, Judge of Probate for Pick
ems county, in the State of South
Carolina, on the Oath day of Novem-
Der, 1922, at II 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 ct al, Minors,
deceased, and obtain discharge as
Guardian Of said estate.
Leonard B. Williams, Guardian.
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CITATION
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF pICKENS.

II! ~. ~. christopher Esquire. ITO
batc Judge.
Where's, G. c. Bolding made suit
to nc to grant him Letters OF Adj
Ministratio?, Of the Estate Of and Ei-
fccts Of James r. Ross.
These are therefore, to cite and ad
mcn,sh oil and singular and kindred
and Creditors of the said James r.
Kcss deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court OF Pro
bate, to be held at Pickcns Court
House, S. c., on the 2rd day CT Nov
1922. next, afrcr publication hereof.
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause. if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal
this 23rd day Of October. 1922, in the
147th year Of our independence.
N. A. Christopher,
Judge Of Probate, Pickcns County.
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.CHERs' EXAMINATION
To Be Held At Pickens Co'rt House
November and A..

To Be Held At Pickens Co'irt House
November 8 and A.
The regular fall teachers examina-
tion will b. held November 3rd and
4th at Pickcns, S. c. The examina-
tions will begin promptly at 900 o.
clock q. m.
Applicants may stand for Pri-
mary Certificate, first, second on
third grade; General Elementary
Certificate, first, second or third
grade; a High School Certificate,
first, second or third grade. 1t will
be impossible for any applicant ito
take 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, hr.; Arithmetic,
hr.; Playground and Community
Activities, 1hr.
Friday Aftcrnoon--Hi history, South
Carolina, United States, and General,
hr.; Geography, hr.; Civics and
Current Events, l hr.
Saturday Forenoon Literature, l
hr.; Pedagogy, / hr.; Health, 1 hr.
Saturday Aftcrnoon-Naturc Study
l hr.; School Law, | hr.; Manual
Training and Writing, 1 hr.
Any primary certificate VIII en-
title the hoidor to teach in the first
five grades.
Tho general elementary oXamina-
ton covers twelve subjects:
Friday Forenoon English Gram
mar and Composition, Arithmetic.
Friday Attcmoon-|li History, United
States and South Carolina; Geogra-
ply, Civics and Current Events,
Src!ling.
Saturday Forenoon Reading, in
clud;ng Literature. Pedagogy, Ma
turc Study and Elementary .Agricul-
turc.
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-02

LOST: Between Seneca and Cen
trail on top soil road $500 in bills.
h'indcr please return to Frank Tdy-
ior, Calhoun, S. c., RI, and get re-
ward.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-02

One 1921, model Ford Touring car
with starter. almost new. Will cx-
change for 1900 lbs of good middling
cotton. A real bargain if you want
4 rocd car and get 25 cts per lib. for
your cctton, see j. W. Stewart at
court house Pickens, S. G.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-02

Reece's Gin will swap pound of
meal for pound of seed. Also buy
your remnant cotton at best market
price. A. G. Reece, Manager.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-02

WANTED DOGWOOD-W pay
$1,000 per cord for dogwood at West
minister. Carolina Hardwood Com
pany. See j. S. Price, for specifi-
cations etc. 4t
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-02

FOUND--In Pickens week or so
ago, some money. Owner may get
same by describing it and paying for
this ad. E. e. Lusk, Pickens.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-02

FOR RENT-One two-horse farm,
five miles above Pickens, or viii s.ll
the farm of 81 acres. H. A. Townes.