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itlel ,1912 MANAGER ce a: Second Class alter %anks. e thanks unto the his mercy endureth the people praise thee let aR the people praise for alP 'his good ess. of all - a4 lessings -duing the - It ii God's zcwdness that we are Itiing; t,hat we have food and clothes, homes and loved ones, and every ingwe enjoy. Let us in ratitude- to God for his good 3s. try to make some one else happy. Vnele Sam is going to give h hard-working rUral mail cariers a rest Thanksgiving day, and those living on rural routes will receive no mail that 4a. Therefore we issue The .Setinel a day earlier this week. W "fee sur --our sub scri will be willing for The el force to have Thanks day as a holiday. And The Sentinel force each subscriber a pleas time that day. e noticed in a paper recent t a woman writer horse pped two men. Seems to us she should be prosecuted isusing the males. YOU ENJOY EATIG Or Does Everything You Eat Distress You? Experts . declare that the reason s-%nach 'disorders are so common in thi. country is due to hasty and s.reless habits of eating. Stomach tuibles and run-down conditions also sall go together. John Lind, of Oneonta, N. Y., says: "Ibeen troubled with a bad r cr fifteen years, and camesok that I could hardly wal or do ay work. Miy appetite -ss' very poor, and it seemed impos sible to get any relief. Since taking twe. bottles of Vinol I find that it has alr.ieady made a remarkable improve. nent in my health; my digestion is -much stronger, and I have gained in ~.inoI~makes weak stomachs strong becauzse it strengthens and tones up -the weakened, tired and overtaxed ~nerves of the digestive organs. Vinol ~ s easily assimilated- by -the weakest ~stomacfis, and Is delicious to the taste. Tya bottle of Vinol with the ndertan ingtht your money will Sbe returned i? it g1oes got help you. Pickens Drug Co. Tbursi Owing to-the sht 25 per On all Men's and Scashmnier Suits. eashand all altei e HIOT Ue OUld Blue Back Speler Did you ever see a copy o Webster's Old Blue Back Spell ir. Haven't you heard fathe and mother and grand-fathe and grand-mother talk abou when they used to study th, >ld Blue Back Speller, in th days of the log -school house and slab seats? It is the bes and most famous, and one o the oldest spelling books. W believe every family in Picken county would like to have on of these old spellers. It ,voull bring back to the older peopt many fond recollections o youth. besides being a valuabl book, The Sentinel is going to giv one of these books to al. old an< new subscribers who pay a yea in advance. Yes, this is the original "Blu Back Speller." Do you remember the fabl of the boy that stole apDles, ani the one of the country maid an, her milk pail, the fox and th bramble, the bear and the tw friends? Well, they are all 1: the book we are going to giv away, just like they used to bE And the pictures are there to( To many it will recall man happy hours spent at the ol school house. To all subscribers who pa one year in advanced * rt nex i make fsen.one of these. We are thankful that w dont't live in Turkey. We are thankful that cottoi is not selling at 6 cents a pound We are thankful that it i some time until another election We are thankful for the fini weather we have been havinj recently. We are thankful we do no have to live in some towns wi know of. We are thankful for thi words and acts of encourage ment we have have receive ately, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ We are thankful for a grea eal of the advice given us And we are more than thank fol that we don't have to accep all the advice we get.' We are thankful that we liv in Piekens county: Where th sun shines brighter; where bur dens are lighter; where the sk: is bluer and friends are truer where the people "come cleaner and the grass grows greene than any other place on God good earth. We are unable to tell all w are thankful for. lay, N rt crop of cottor cent RE Boys' Kiothing, Your choice of a bations paid for. $30.00 Men's Suits or 25.00 Men's Suits or 20.00 Men's Suits or 18-50o Men's Suits or 12.50 Men's Pants, 2! 8.50 Men's Pants, 23 6.5o Men's Pants, 2: 4.50 Men's Pants, 2: We are selling unde Schloss Bros. & Co., I made by th'e best clothi to-date and fit guarante e of GOt Health Hint. E Wear socks -r Thanks - giving day. t The Easley Progress speaks with .pride aboat some peoPlE from near Pickens --oing to Easr S .1ev to trade. Nothing strang t about that. One of the Easley E:merchants is advertising in Tne e Pickens Sentinel. loral: If you ! want to sell goods advertise ir e'The Sentinel. Clerk's Sale. State of South Carolina. D County of Pickens, M. W. Cater, Plaintiff against John Ellenburg and W. M e Brown, Defendents. e In persua.nce of a. decreta I order in the above stated casE I by Hon. J W. Devore presid e ing Judge dated October 14 1915 onand on file in the Clerks officE a of Pickens County S. C. I wil e sell to the highest bidder or salesday in December thig be . in- the 2 day of December 191! $r during the legal hours of salt d at Pickens Court House S C the following tract ..oLAn~t0 Y witL.. '. 2---aT certain piect , pacel or tract of land situatet D, in Pickens County and Hurri. cane Township and having the following marks and bounds tc wit: Beginning on a pine or e Jeff Crenshaw line thence soutl to mouth of Clark Brancl thence up Clarks branch on north side of said braich N E to Jeff Crenshaw line thence Jeff Crenshaw line to beginn ing corner containing (25) acres more or less, it being a part of TE .CO good wood shingle, and in some places Ro a.. .,u26 yem.soaeasgood.a e HEATH, BRUCE, MOB Dv. 21 and the lateness DUCTI Overcoats and Pa ny Suit, Overcoal Strictly this seasc Jvercoat 25 per cent discount Overcoat 25 per cent discouht Overcoat 25 per cent discount Overcoat 25 per cent discount per cent discount - - - per cent discount - - - per cent discount - - - per cent discount - - - r the discount prices Suits m )avid Marks & Sons, etc. All Lng houses in the country. M~ d CIothes Girls at i Womai When girls arrive at the age when natu of the body must be good or there is grav will disastrously affect their entire lives. life. and it is the duty of every mother to: there is any departure from health the attention. The symptoms usually are; la: d'I eyes. bad breath, poor appetite, cor nerves. At such times the remedy neec DR. SIN Squaw V It is a woman's remedy. Especially ad2 and assist the development which nature end to nervousness, headaches, sickness c regularity. When this stage is safely pa: the pale face takes on cplor, the eyes bec clears of melancholy, and the weakened I Sold by Druggists and Dealer C. V. SIMMONS MEDICINE ( KEOWEE PE Billie Crenshaw land or former 1n owned by him. Terms cash. Purchaser' to pay for papers and for record ing same. a . A. J. Boggs, Clerk of Court. November 11912.. Citation. The S.ate of uth Carolina C,unmv of Pickens. By J. B. Newbery Esquire. Probate Judge. Whereas. D. F. Fuller made suit to grant him Letters of Admintstration of I the Estate of and effect-, of John ] Fuller, deceased. These are Therefore to cite and ad-. monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said John Fuller. de- I ceased, that t hev be and appear before me. in the Curt of Probate, to be held at Pickens Court H->use. S. C.. on the v 5th day of December. 1912, after pib licatign hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to .hew cause if any they have PICKENS BANK: PICKENS, S. C CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $5 INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS J. McD Bruce. President. [. M. Mauldin. Cashier. IGHT METAL SHINGLES 7'LAID RIGHT YVER OLD WOOD SHINGLES. 2. Nocdut-no bothe.ad wen once laid they make a thorugl storm-proof and fire-proof roof, netr of which can be claimed for the wood shingle. As to price-they cost no more thaon a hy cost much less. mew today, and have never needed repairs. ROW 00., Pickens, S. C. - Comma f the season we CDN---make ts. Included in or Pants in the n's goods. No old $2250 I'Call and C I5.00 638 4SS No Goo4 de by Al le goods up- P EN D I te Age of nhood re rust assert itself the general health , danger that disease will appear which It is caled the critical time in a girl's me that the conditions are right. Where trouble should be given immediate guidness. a pale, colorless complexion, stipation and a weakened state of the ed is IMONS ine Wine pted to strengthen the female organism is striving to bring about. It puts an f the stomach and establishes healthy sed, natural conditions speedily return; ome bright, the breath sweet, the mind ody becomes strong and robust. s. Price $1.00 Per Bottle. 0., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ARMACY rhy the stid Adm'nistration should no e granted. Given uuer my hand and seal. thi ,Ist dt of November, 19f2, in the 13 rear of our Iidependence. J. B. NEBWBERY t J. P. P.C. By virtue oi authority vestei n us as Executors of the las Aill and testament of the lat reptha P. Smith, we will -el o the highest responsible bidder in Tuesday, Dec. 3rd 1912, a iberty, S. C., all that certaib >iece, parcel or tract of 1 ni ying and being situate in th, ncorporate limits of the tow >f Liberty, adjoining lands o J. G. Boggs, E. B. Richardson KEEP IN PERCT HETH. You owe it to yourself, your family ani Four work to keep in the best possible con lition. If you have strong, ready muscle -rich, heathy blood and a clear brain, ye1 !an do more and better work and reall; ive, and enjoy living and be a blessing t hose you love. Much of the eternal grouch and man; f the aches and pains you see every da; re caused directly by a lazy, torpid, ovez vorked liver, and all of that may be absc utely cured by R. L. T. (Richardson axative Tonic). One fifty-cent or dolla >ottle of this magnificent tonic will prov to you that it is the finest laxative and th luickest strength building tonic ever o erd sick, sufEering human.ity. Get a bol .le from your druggist today, and keepi ~Iways in the family medicine chest read :o put the Liver right in one night or cur ialaria, constipation, or bilious fevers I: he shortest postible time. If not on sal n your town, write B. L. T. Co., A&nde: ;on, S. 0. R .L.T. A Perfect Tonic THE BEST UVER MEDICINE 5e& $1.00Oper Btle. All Drug Stores. KEOWEE PARMACY are overstocket this-25 this sale are Blu house at Twent: goods sho wn. onvince Your self ns Money Is Charged ations to be id For E L'S ,-~ Dqp1, TS NTat Co1 ew For the past thirty da Goods, Notions, Coat Suit S ~ from the best houses in N< Our stock in every d( right. We haven't the space we ask is for you to call a: We are not strangers our customers are treated We handle nothing b always pays to bey th*he -all on us for anythir FOLGE Al Clothing, Shoe Sole agents for Walk Iron King Stoves, New Hor ell Wagons and Mitchell A Oscar Boggs, Dr. Hollingsworth, and the estate of Thos. G. Boggs, containing Seventy-four and three-fourths (741) acres more or less. e Terms of sale one-third cash, e balance in one and two years, deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on premises, and to bear interest at eight per cent. Purchaser to pay for all papers. Hour of sale 11 o'clock A. M. H. G. Smith, W. C. Smith, Executors. J A. McCollough B. F. Martin E. M. Blythe MOlloughi. Martin & Blythe ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW laSOniC Temple6 Greenville, S. C. Associate firm MARTIN, GREENE & EARLE Anderson, S. C. Practice ini all Courts. Thursi for this time of per .ce Serges, Black Un five per cent dis< $1 5.00 Boy's Suits, 25 per cent 1 2.50 Boy's Suits, 25 per cent 85o Boy's Suits, 25 per cent 6.50 Boy's Suits, 25 per cent In this sale of Boy's Suits we which is the standard make in I Suits we are selling under t] Serges, Worsteds and Cashmie: means a saving to you of 25c 01 $250 Boys' Knickerbocker Pant 2.00 Boys' Knickerbocker Pani .50 Boys' Knickerbocker Pani .oo Boys' Knickerbocker Pant 120 South In a 01 ys we have been receiving, daily, large shi :S, Cloaks, Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Gei w York and Baltimore. -partmenj is complete in every detail, and to enumerate the many bargains we are d inspect our stock, and we will do the r< t the people c. Pickens County, and yot ight, and that guarantee every trade Ut the best u of merchandise, in ev, you need. We handle everthing. Yours truly, R, THORN ID COMPANY~ . Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods a Spe< -Over and Boyden Shoes, Carhart Overall, e Sewing Machines,Chase City and Babcoc utomobiles. A. K. PA1 GREEN! This will inform the readers of The still at the old stand in "West End", wi stocks of Dry Goods, Underwear, Notion have ever carried, and my prices SHAL) goods can be sold for. A few prices will right on prices. A good Calico 5 cents. Arood Cotton Check 5 ct-nts. Canton Fl.nnels 5, 8 1-3, 10 and 12 Men's hieavy Fleeced Shirts 5o cents ILadies' heavy Fleeced Vest and Pan Prepare for cold weather which is sus a good blanket. My shoe stock is compl and prices the lowest. Don't fail to comn lay; No the year which COIL I R EDUC finished and .Fancy W< ~ount. These goods sold discount - - - - $11-25' discount -- - - - 9-38 discount . . .- 6.38 discount - - - - 4-88 are selling the "Royal Brand" oys' Clothing. In the Boys' te 25 per cent discount, Blue s. Help us to unload. It ievery dollar. S, 25 pr cen: discount $1.88 s, 25 per cent discounlt 1.50 s, 25 per cent discount 1.13 s, 25 per cent discount.75 in St.. Oreenvil pme ry it's gs, our pr ,es are 4 offering, but all st all know that we make. ery line, and it LEY ialty. , Hawes Hats, k Buggies,Mitch RK ILLE, S. C. Sentinel that I am dih one of the best and Shoes that I , B owest, that convnce a we are - cents. s 25 and 50 cents. e to corebybuying. ete, quality the best to see me. . 21 pels us to fliON rsteds, and strictly for le. S.7C