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Pickens The Rex. J. N. Hall oand 131,11-1;: well filled lrt l:c'I tc I ickell4 c 11 JIIII ;(rcl. ('arv)" Spent 1'I1trscl;l\" irl ( rrl'r1 "illh. H. I. I )avis has murchasc(I a tll'11' 1''i)r(I 't lltlllllOI)il('. 1':. 13ruc'c spent. a few 41 IY" h St week in Greenville. . ,i11 tllc' I)atlt;llt 'r:s ''f Ilie ill ivill- tI1l' OI(I "IcIil'rs tl ,u I Iirlrc'. :1tta?vav, of l r ''ll itl'', i-: ,II 11l'r I1( I111', ill I'i 'I: 11 f' r 1 IIc <1111111 or. 11 F. W . M"Iw-'k v returned t,, I'icko!I- \1'EII(I;1V a 1.14 1 t \'(t.)" Mr. J'.141411 I , ' li }I, ..I' I'; I II' " \\.11-; *Illll)ll;;' 111{' I ll irl \ 1"11,41.5 It"kol!": I,1.;1 ,Vt t k. \I I . I',i tip' l I'' 'IL ( 'r iti illI I't)\" Illy Illy III ,1: 4.1' lull 114)11 It . IIl' 1'i l .t!111ttii', III-. 11tt1Itit'. 111 I .II, li' 1 ill II Sp e nt tll('' ".11'I \Vt1It Iw 1' lltl'l'tlt - in j I.,.1 . 'II nods )1 Drug Co. ON Store. tiny, Pro,, Personal Jtne 3 belongs to the Veterans of Pickens County. Follow Capt. Ailgod on Juime 3rd and tea' nothing. Miss (ladvs Ihiggins of Eas iev was t he w('ek -end guest of Ir s. A. J. Boggs. Jailnes l'. ('arey, Jr., was a lu(siness visitor to Natfsley Tues (av. T. I'. Allen is atten(ing the (l Holdiers iieiuntion in C'hatta nooga TI'einessee, this week. A number of the young peo. pie gave Miss Nellie G randy a pleasant surpi ise party last week. The evening was great ly enjoyed by those present. Miss Conga lIard ie, who was the att.ractive guest of Mrs. J. M. Gantt last week returned to her honie in Johnston last Vednesda v. lBoone ('rey, who has been - atI et(uing school at. liverside Military Academy, Gainesville, ( t., is a t. home for the summ11111'er. Camp Garviin, U. C. V., .oins the V. I). ('. in extending a e<,nlial invitation to all veterans1 to be pro'se> iiiad partlicipa;1t( i e r n l ne 'X . ' 5(5~1. ~ ~ ( f i ' ( i i per, will e heeonT.sa ila*ing~~I (1 tielt els f1r)l1n wh'he wishe~s Ihint moad-. I V enn1 he~ fOulial at hiis stuio ove ho- (f the miost. attrac8(tive~ puartiles oft the season wast- the one Miss Y'est a Ashmitore gave oni last liridlav (eening. Miss Ashuinore is aut all timies a very charinig hiost ess mal those pre'isenIt onl this occasion enlljoy~ed hier hospit11alit y thol(roughly. IDel i C'ious1 inichI was served d(lling the tveiing. 14. E. Granidy has r'eturned to hiis home in 1Pickens after a busin1 ess V isit to Norway in )ran gebuirg ('oun t y. IIl is t wo sons1, 1 Aovd and lloy are ini Nor wayV at presenit. Wh ile thler'e \lr. G randy had a very narrow)~ ('scape from a fatal miistfortune. Af\tter sutpper Saturdlay night Mr. G randy, I lloyd and~ several (others were taken violently ill. IFor a while t hings looked serious, bunt doctors finally brought 1th1m aroiundl alright. It. is sup posed t hat somieth ing ini the 'mnilk served (causedl the sick ness, as those who dlrank no millk were not, a rf-ct ed. We are glad it, was 1no worse. urn. Soothing and Refresh rice 25c. 'lesh, White andl Brunette. ~e25c. Pharmacy ) Parcel Post. me 24.f June 3rd is the Red Lotter Day for the Old Soldiers. Dr. E. G. Kirven, of Easley, was in town last week. A. E. Mull, of Easley, was in bowvn last week. J. I. Callaham spent o n c lay last week in Greenville. Miss 0Gussie Cureton spent the week-end with relatives in Pick ens. Mrs. Ivy Ml. Mauldin had as her gin st last week her mother, Mrs. E~aton, of Central. Let every citizen Send in a -ontribution to the dinner for the Old Soldiers on June 3. Don't fail to hear Judge Bowman in his address to the Jid Soldiers on Juno 3. Rt. C. Robinson a 1)ollinellt merchant of Libert y was in the 'ity this week. R. W. Hiott, of IEasley repre senting 'he Carolina Life In sUran1ce Co., was in 1ickeins this week. Messrs, Tyre Looper, ''. .i Allen, Jeff Moon, T. P. 1 testei left Pickens Alonday for ('hat tanooga. Mr. and Mrs. Dick JEnnings and Horace Griflin, of Greenl ville, visited lonefolks here last week. Married by J. B. NeVlberry it his office May 22 1913. Miss Lenora hlen(ricks and Elliott Forrest, of Marietta, ronte 2. Messrs. James Edenis, Fred Ashmore, am Earle Zimnmer man, traveling salesman, spent several days in to wn) last, week. J . M . orrow , of A\ hermna rio, N. C'., vico-)pesidlen t of Iluhe firmii >f I leatIh i Brce- Morrow (Co., of t his city, wvas here (1n business05 lamst F"rmuiuv. Mliss \ 'Inl J ones and Mr*. hInie c8 oldling wvere miarried >v J. B. Newblerry at his resi len ce Suund ay May 2:5, 1913. The P.ickens Band f'urniished un sic at the nn aveiling of the nonnment at the Robinison emietery near D~aenusville last suinday afternoon. Tlher'e will be' an Old Folks sinuginmg at Mouniita in Gr ove Hap ist ('hnrIch next Sundav after 100on at 2 o'clock 1kveryb)ody 'ordlially inivited, and( 01(1 folks 'sp'cialy.v rig your' Christ ian Ilarmiony song books. D~r. and Mrs. J. L. Valley, Mr's. I~arle ILew~'is and Mrs. Emma Ninjor wvent oni a fishing t rip to G~auley last, Wednesdlay. They cauight, 41 fish and1 report a big timFie. is als mentI1'I Iionied as5 a pr'obale canad idate foIr ('on)gress Ifmmi the 3rd1 dIistr'ict. 'l'he av\owed canu didIats so5( far' are ('apt. 1. S 1lvans of Gireenwood1, F'red II. Domuinick of NewhI~rry~ and W yat t A iken of A lbev ille. Crosses of Il onor have been received for' the( folio wing: 11. WV. Blassijnizame 8. I[. Brown. B. A. Cassell. .1. HI. Cassell, 1". NM. Cassell, R. E. Chastain, S. Stral), L B. Gruayley, Sarah Jane Graveley, D)avid lHen drIicks, TI. J. IHerid, Richiard( A. Hester, Ste(phen Holer, J. Warren IHopkinis, WV. S. James, J. A. Miller, J. E. Phillips, ,J. B, TJhomnas, WV. H1. WXade, William Wade. These persons will please take the front seate which will be reserv'ed to avoid 'onlfnunin on .Tune :3 State of Ohio. City of ToIe&o, Lucas County. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of Y. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of To. ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARH CURE. FRANK J. CIHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my resence, this 6th day of December, (seal) A. W. GLEASON Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu, cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CIHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c, Take Halls Fanilly Pills for constipation. Mr. J. T. Taylor spent Tu'es day in Spartanburg on business. Attention is directed to the announcement of Clemson Ag ricultural College, which will be found in this issue. The entrance and scholarship exam inations will be held at the Court House in Pickens on July 11th at 9 o'clock a. m. Read the announcement and write President W. M. Riggs for any information desired. The eleventh annual re-union of the Veterans of Pidkens County will be held in Pickens on Tuesday, June 3. The ex ercises will be held in the Court House at 10:30 a. m.. Hlon. W. T. O'Dell presiding. Judge Ilderton W\. Bowman, te dis tinguislhed son of a loyal Con federate soldier, will be the orator of the day. Crosses of Honor will be bestowed, and after the exercises a picnic din ner will be seryed on the grounds. Camp Jasper Haw thorne and all other Confeder ate Veterans are 'nvite(1 to be present. 'T'he William Easley a nd Keowee Chapters, U. 1). C., are cordially invited to partici pateC. Notice. All persons hunting or camp ing on lands of Carolina Timber Co. are requestedi to get a per m1 it and whenl their time is up they will please have it signed oil back hy somve citixen in the section where they go stating if everything is left in good shape and th-i.t no timber has beeni ('ut and that no fire was let, out. They will .be allowed to kill six squlirrels per day, but no tulrkeys, deer' 01r Pheasants. Permits mu tst b)e retunedI~(. Carolina Tim her Co., Piekens, H. C. 0o1i00 of Uin lttl1lnant a!nI Di3ChirgB NOTiICE' iR hereby given that I will make apjilhieation to J. I. Newhery F&q., Jud(ge of Praobatet for Pickenis county, inl the)( State of Southi Carolinn, on tihc *2 dafy of ,June. 1913, at 10 o'clock ini the~ foeno, or as soon t herea fter as sail applicaltion can be heard for leave to make finalI settlem enit of lhe esta te' of F. E.X Coix, decense'd, and. obtain disochiarge. as ad1ministratrixK of said es late.Mrs. Lena Cox, Admniisttrarix. Absolutely Without Seams or Knots. Wh!ile Busteri Brownu's D)ARNilSS G iuaranteed H osier'y for Men Women,.11. andI Children is shaped on the foot perfectly, this is (lone without t he necessity of seams nup the back or knots of any kind(. TPhiis can lbe aic comuplished only on the most mlodIern maichinies. BUiSTER BROWN'S DARNLE SS Guaranteed hosiery. For Men, Womnen and Children 25c Por $1 B, p I elve stan dar colors ill Ssizes an d weights, and iln any stA le fl0u ,.ant. A Ipairs is guar anteed for four ~" -' firomn a y viewpoint, andi made of finiest I~tIl Iselected Ion g I~iI~Jstaple Sea Is ~~"'K' ~ land Y a r n s \ w ithi linen re. in)forcemient. at wearing points Ask to see it. Craig ros. Co. A Great Reduction on Men's & Ladies' WE have arranged to Table No. 2. gle you some great Crossett for men that sold for $4.oo values in Oxfords for and $5.co. Men and Ladies. We are closing out the odds and ends of this stock, the $4.oo kind at $2.98, and will also let the $5 oo kind Table No. 1.. go at the same price. The famous Queen Quality in all the new leathers tan, gun metal, and patent Table No. 3. that sold for $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00, now the $2.50 line at $1,98, Abbott line in medium price which is $3.00 line at $2.18, known as the best shoes for the money $3.50 line at $2.68, at t$3.5o that can be had. We are $4.00 line at $2.98. closing them in this sale at $2.68. HEATH-BRUCE-MORROW COMPANY Pickens, S. C. Classified Column One-Cent-A-Word Subscribers of The Sentinel may have 25 words inserted in this column, free of charge For Sale For Sale -Several full blood Berkshire pigs. 0 weeks old, $3.50 each. Apply to A. A. Adams, Pickens Route 1. For Sale-One 20-horse power gasoline engine, with either portable or stationary outfit. Jas. B. Craig, Supervisor. For Sale---Fresh young cow Apply to B. E. Porter, Pickens, Route 2. For Sale-Pure Brown Leg horn and Buff Rock Eggs $1.00' for a setting of 15. J. C. Caudle, Easley, S. C. The Detroit "Vavor Stoves" are making quite a hit in Eas ley. We sold six the first day, and by the way a distinguished gentlemen from Pickens was passing through and saw the stove and purchased one on sight, lucky trip for him. -amilton-Brown-Wall Co. E. L. & G. B. Hamilton. PICKENS IS ALL RIGHT Suppose we take a new view of things and believe that the town of Pickens is all right. That the county in which we live is all .right. That the cli mate in Pickens county is all right. That the people in Pick ens county are all right. That the job you are following is all all right. Did you know that if you could believe the aboyo that your chance for success would be ten times as groat as it would be to eternally be kicking the county in which you live. Cuss ing your town, cussing your jot) etc. Take the most success ful people of Pickens county to (lay; you (10 not hear them kicking their town, their county their job), etc. (4et out of the kicking habit. We (10 not want to hear of anybody kicking abouit the low price of eggs. Bring thenm -to us and we will prove to you that our prices are all right. Crgig Brothers Co. Trhe store that saves you money The Clemson Agricultural College Enrollment Over 800---Value of Property Over a Million and a Third---Over 90 Teachers and Officers. D Degree Courses: ^=ricnIt 1re.(seven cou1rses.> Chemistry; Mechanical and Elec-' trical Engineering; Civil Engineering; Textile Industry; Architectural Engineering. Short Courses: One-Year Course in Agriculture: T'wo-1 ear Coulrse in Textile Indus try; Four-Weeks Winter Course in Cotton (r:ading; Four \ eeks Winter Course for Farmers. Cost: Cost per session of nine months, including all fees, heat, light, water, board, laundry, and two comn ilete uniforms $133.45. Tuition, if able to pay, $40.00 extra. Total cost per session for the one year Agricultural course, $127.55; Four-Weeks course all expenses, $10.00. Scholarship and Entrance Examinations: lthe College maintains 1.67 four-year Agricultural and Tex tile Scholarships, and 51 one-year Agricultural Scholarships. Value of Scholarships $100.00 per session and Free Tuition. (Students who have attended Clemson College, or any other College or University. are not eligible for the Schl)Iar ships unless there are no other eligible-applicants.) Scholarship and Entrance Exainilations will be held by the County Superintend ent of Education on July 1 I th, at 9 a. n. Next Session Opens SeOptemlber 10, 1913. Write at once to W. M. RIGGS, President. Clemson College, S. C., for Catalog, Scholarship Blanks, etc. If you delay, you may be crowded out. ProfitableSide Dressing The use of side dressing is increasing on COTTON and CORN. It pays -.r to do it, if one uses the right goods. Two applications of 200 lbs. each per acre are re :ommended by a well-known ;. Southern invcstig'tor a.id experimenter. He suggests a 5-5-5 formula, or a n .ixture of equal parts of Acid Phosphate, IiLLpt and Nitrate of Soda. Side dress cotton when the plants are 10 inches high and again when the bloom begins to open. Where cotton is inclined to ra , use KAINIT making two applications of 200 pounds each per acre. 4 This : .!!o cfcctive against root lice and cut worms on corn, if &,pplied c::ry enough. it vill pay you to try it, for Potash Pays. ' " Order Kinit now before the supply is exhausted. We sell Kainit an d 1'otash Salta, any quantity from one 200-lb. bag up., GERMAN KALI WORKS - Whitney Central Bank Building Savannah Bank & Trust Bulidind 1EW 01LSANS, LA. . SAVANNAH, GA. Notice. Wilson Place Prince 3644. I'ho State of South CaroIlina ? Black Jack with white points. (enmty of Pwicetn. Foaled June '24, 1908, 16. 'hands 1 lQh-4ea, a1 petition1 from thet free-o ne toIdlr a at.d ele(trti of Palentine fii. high; plenty of bene, foot, head riot No. 26 h)1 been led with the atl(1 ear; splen(lid style, finish Jounty Bonrd of Edunation askin:g tlat tn election be ?.held to determine whether and action. Wil 111 make the i not an aIlditional 8s1ecial levy - f (:;) season of 1913 at College Barns, re"e s inill l rho levied on Rail 1)18- Clemson C!ol lege., S. C. Thberefom e, it is ordered that the Trus- Tierms: -$12 to insure maare in ('4s Of the ab~ovo namted District do lt an elecLtiont ini said istrict on tLho foal; .'t lown u at ti me of serVice ist of MaN1913 ~~, at theo school H ouse. Iad balance dueI wileni mare hw Tlr Ustees arme he'reby a1ppoinmted!spatdwhorlvste f1anagtSerP; t~he election to be c inducted .I atd~itbo'lae h nI aLIcordance with Section 1743 of the connty. 3eneral staettes. | Thisfl Jack wvas recontly pur' By order oif the County Board of E 1-' chased b~y Clemson College at a-dn.n T. Jralum, Danville, Ketuk. ~ei _______-ee. & 01mm. wvithout dloubt 0110 of t he best - :jacks in service in the South. Subscribe for The Sentinel. adv. jul;