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-on dye than fea1 trage age. MosI to become old end of earning crutch, pain, burder son or impatient daugh a longing for the blac Charint that will not stop at your dooi because you wish for it. "Backward turn backward, 0 time, in thy flight, is the prayer. But even God cannoi tun back the universe and give U, yesterday. The soul must sit on th4 western porch and wait for the twi light and evening star-and after tha1 the dark! Facing the Inevitable. We must not, dare not, surrender t< the years. Don't haul down your fla too soon. Don't quit your day's worl at 3 o'cloek. Says Fannie Crosby a ninety-three, ' do not intend to groV old." Says Sarah Bernhardt at-wha age does she confess? "It is for mel t laugh -at age." Whether the grea Christian song writer or the ga french actress, both have the secret "I will not grow old." Mind and chat acter are the two great exceptions t, e-asof age andigesy, for-t Is no snow on thw-Vifd,- but In the heart that gives old age. A woman is a old as she looks, a man as old as h, Titian at 100 was at his greates , while Louis II. of Hungar dIed of old age at twenty. When yol afimit you are old you are. In m: proflession no man is wanted beyoni forty, and at fifty he has crossed tb ministerial "dead line." And tb church is paylag'the penalty. O course minister stops studying, tie ledge In sy,"I am done,e the r of the to gations chur~N4~ Boston died In 1663 th church decided it would dall a young man, and it elected Mr. Davenport c yen, then seventy years old. The Great Secret. God has made our spirits immorta Age of spirit is a voluntary thing, matter of mental habit Men and wt men grow old by thinkring themselve old. They drop anchor with no inter tion of putting out to sea again; the: energies decline and interests fads The tragedy of old age lies chiefly I closing the doors, shutting the wi dows, barring the house against nel faces, newr ideas, ne-. enthusiasms When the years begin to multiply on Len back the shutters, leav latchstring out Don't get soure and Imbittered at the world. It wi: only jostle you to one side and jeer you. Keep in the swim.---Don't gel or of step. T~hefd'i nowhere to go bi inoa gffney corner, where you wi -e~i before your burial. Don't ge the attitude of protest against nel things. Conditions .have change( methods have improved, the world:i growing, and you must grow with or die. Join in that 'world progree even though that progress seems ur real to you. Keeping Rose Fresh. Wateh your~1|ersonal appearane The slovely, slouchy old person flnd the world drawng'away its garmeni him. 2,' 'your teeth. Kee beard trimmed. It's a ck process from gentle to -Brush yo.g shoei fr dinner ThaggAn mnaltel unexplainable - coginection be the external and he interna e world is mightly impresse b . the external. You've done a doubl tSyand you've impressed ti ternall' and you've,.4mpressed thb world externally. I know a man ninety who is the charm of his neig] borhood. In middle age he stored hi mind': with literature and currez events. He still discusses importaz _-events in town, In nation, In churc] -At an age when moot men ar peevish and cynical he is surrounde by young people listening to his rem -nIsc uces and discission of the world ~~ys~ And here is the great se eret-e.olors do not fade. TIhe pel K.ceptions become duller, but colors ar colors stilL Det it? Life Isn't stali it' fresh. It isn't dill; it glows. Some day you will reach the last hi!: top. From there you'll view the .lan< of promise. If life has been swee -heavefr will be sweeter. Has religlo: been a glorfous thing here? It will b -thogarment of eternity. The snows c - arth's winter will be exchanged fo the iprance of heaven's eterna sping -Age? You know nothing { it ano were a child not of time, bt os amnity. Southwest Georgia Farm and Pe - can Lands for Sale. Any size tract desired. Our lands are fe til ad rsuts resatisfactory. Farmers al heahd tis ay o gt atheground too write for innustrated a - t to-day. rIeweas-.Pafer Realty Companyj nov-2-3t Thomasvlle. Ga. Why do you spend yous moaney for inferior tobacca when you can buy PENN'1 CHdN(NON from S. R. Kel ly 'Centa, S. C. at thk same price the commoi kind will sost you else. The Pickens Sentinel-$1 pel year in advance. K lXfSOR~INOLDATM A. C. BRISCOE, Pres. One of the Teaching Staff of the i S. & B. V. Important Information. Four Male Teachers. Thre.e Female Teachers. Use of Typewriters FREE Heads of the School, Teach Pupils May Enter at An; t Time. We Have a Teacher Exclu sively for Typewriting. We Have Special Offic Practice for Pupils. We Teach the Best System S of Shorthand Yet Known. We Are Able to Locate al of Our ?upils Wh-Bcom TH . . aN .One of the Teaching Staff of the i its.& &. To the Corn Club Boys. SGather your corn according to* the rules sent yoci, and bring your exhibit to this office Nov. ~.11th, at 11 a. m. . Piof. C. B.~ 'Hadden, of Clemson College, is sending out report blanks to be L illed out to every boy in the club. If you do.neit i-eceive onie f Ff rightway write him and one Swill'be sent you. R. T. HAUXM, Co. Supt. an ral -~ ~ an Ibu h la I~uI Ichi -sui e me fMY LADYV'S JEWE L COLLECTION Swill be superb if it is made up entire-. ly of ornements, trinkets, etc., of ther same high character as those to beI seen here. NOT HING COULD BE HANDSOMER with more enduring beauty than the -jewelry contained in our exhibit. Bo: YOU ARE CORDIAL LV IN VI TED 'to visit it and enjoy the pleasure of ,examining the~ many beautiful thinge it includes. The looks of the jewelry I speak for tbr mselves. We guaran cee the quality. lab Hi.SNIDER.f Easley, S. (2 40 acres, i mile from court house, 1-2 cleared, balance in Pa original oak forest, joining land Pa of J. H. G. McDaniel, I. M. Mauldin and-others. This prop- g. E erty is for sale or trade and is the prettiest place for a nice home around Pickens. Price and I terms reasonable. See H. M. Hester, "The Real Estate Man" Picelns, S. C. - Latest Mod ========= ====JUST Southern Shorthan Remington - 1 0.e* The 5 Tpewrter Beig Dliveed 0 t On Wdnedayaftenoo whn te eas o th th swee stain ofWedeyers Bnd hichpardedthestr circu had rrive in twn ahad o tm ,c.'. bu -hnte bandon heirwayto te Suth' grat Bsinss Shoo, t Tinit 75Tpwtroeng esabihedleuttine"HRUHESS tot Onuipedsda deaftenoo whnth earcics mofdte and seThris ag uaeof typwriterssBn wahih paraie r tiand ton thei wayr o tipewSu'ri e atBsiess.oot andsitunouns ote estaeif ou'v betried EVR BOGTSYALSNGEC eqipedits Athrdepfarme, w-ies pract ical oensan ouTis lare curch o tyewiter isaubg mlicmeu tot n ttelerotpho erie0res.cerdb in oiinsa retsily obtnd twostoyoue enwrihc lins; 6,00 ft.of aw tmbe oplc. TisCI Shave a cre fnarm, secties etof the c n Le [no Mouwntsin hr, onsan pice. r 2li;60,04. o a imenPackens . Thi Ld ie wel ndies inan uldising. Wl t me foriteallr peinance ; wi'll plceut igo racs do tLurher. Frce.n ARTErs wrteorse eio you wantsa eier ereal estateR ii: I0G M.. HESTERE Picen,4 . Pikn,..C OfPickensrBankkBuilding. 1et me wriluePritedyoP.'areinsuancedaeyui oompet Spei Dentist GREEVILLE,S. RCTIA. Libert, s. c ARCHnEGT and Li~eat Cntrl eiery edndays BUIDER l Visible Remingto PURCHASED BY THE d and Business L =OF THE ypewriter_ .. *-'"'""... " MNTON TYPEWRITER 75 iol s ol~ Sk~hand nktg ~THE SchsoL T4A t$ ESUL ' *~~~.... . .,*** ** ....... e..SS . & B. . o t. . . F. .amou .Moe.T .. ... . . . ... .......... . ... - *" isands of pedestrians who crowded Atlanta's thoroughfart ~ets in Newsom's big tallaho drawn by four white horses, th< eheld a pyramid of 75 brand-new typewriters on a mammoti e Southern Shorthand and Business University, they were ollection of Tyi INCERN SOUTH OF THE MASON ANI :hat this well-known business ~ chool of 45 years' st [F INSTRUCTION" by adeqw~ ng its typewriting high-class business college mache -.y and devices. t to the Remington Typewriter Company, whose latest model at the Southern. Enter now. Catalogue FREE. Addre E, President, 10 1-2 Mitchell Stre A. K. PARK, West End Greenville, I am now full up on all lines of Drfy I 0ods, UlIdorWear, Hosiery, Gents' Furnishings, Blankets, Quilts, etc. I have shoes to suit all people and purs es. I have the same old mnotto: x "Same Goods for Less Money."2 My prices SHALL be in keeping2 with the low price of cotton. I2 liromise full value for your mon- ) ey, or your money back. My ) -old customers know that I make2 all statements GOOD. Those who2 )3 have never traded with me, come and see what I can do for2 you.2 Phone 45 FOR THAT KEG O HO T TOM THE DRINK THAT REACHES THE SPOT . Pickens Bottling Works, R. L. Davis Proprietor &e do Job Prinis as-75 Iniversity impany e-Ton Motor Truck. s were greeced with the Speople thought that the 1motor truck following the amazed at the uniqueness ewriters )DIXON LINE. inding is determined to sus epartment, as it has also Visible machine is a revela t, Atlanta, Ga rTo0oLIT~ Will not buy _Too Mi Does Not Nece THE"JOIINI S Strikes a happy med it maximur ~ ' This Piano is buil tions in one of New tornes, and contains ei entifically built instrun SL The One in which you SGuaranteed for a life: I tory o [ John H THE P Phn 682, Victor Talking:] Citation. State of South Carolina, County of Pickens, By J. B. Newbery, Probate Judge. Whereas, Carlisle Newton and] Hester made suit to me to grant i letters of Administration with the annexed of the Estate and effecti Sarah A. Alexander. These are therefore, to cite an< monish all and singular the kindred creditors of the said Sarah A. Alexa deceased, that they be and appear b me, in the Court of Probate, to be at Pickens 'on the 9th day of -1911 next, after publication hereof, o'clock in the forenoon, to show ci if anay they have, why the saidadir tration should not be -granted. Given under my hand this 24 da; icC. Anno Domini 1911. S1 V~ - C-7 oA L. W. ARNOLD, VIcePese One of the Teaching Staff of the S. S. & B. U. Important Information. We Have an Expert Pen man. Use of Adding Machines FREE. . Pupils Go Direct From Our College and Keep -Books as They Are Taught Here. They Go Direct From Our College Bank tO Hold Posi tiens in Banks. We Place Great Stress Up on English and Spelling. We Are Able to Place a N jority of Our Pupils in lanta..t A.. - N. T. 40ONNN One of Elhe Teaching Staff of the S. [JE ONE a Dependable Piano.*. cli Money ssarily Guarantee One. I WHLAS PINO" im in Price-and insures thej intrinsic value. - A t according to strict specifica ork's most modern Piano Fac ery feature possible in a - sci ent.. Artistic Piano A do not pay for name. ime. Sold Direct From Fac dly by Williams JANO MAN, GREENVILLE, S. (C. Iachines and Supplies. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALLa persons holding claims against .the estate of the late C. N. Parkins must Spresent the same duly proven on or be. t - ore the 1 day of December 1911, or 1te em debarred payment and all persons indeb wil ed to said estate must make payment of on or before the above date. to theun de i e Mrs. D~ora Parkins, and W. A. Sheldon, doe Admrt. eld Tov. PARKER'S #11 HAIR BAL.SAM use, a--m an tuuantn.e growth Ii" o1 toeostore Gray 4 Erto its Youthful Coor -of .e, ta n. Suncribe for The Sntinel.