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en Cry. for Fletcher's fA ou Have Always Bought, and which has been over 3S years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per. sonal supervision since its infancy. At Allow no one to deceive you in this. rielts, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Ini flts that trifl with and endanger the health of :fin Children-Experlene against ExperuInkt. hat Is CASTORIA C a is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, pare. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It nsn neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlo a sub nee. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms an allays Feverishness. For more than thirty rs has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all oeain Trnutesad Diarrha. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural bleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of TheKiYou Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMP-ANY, NEW YORqK CITY, NOTIGE! My stock of new crisp Spring Goods is now ready for your inspection. I spared no effort in selecting this Stock with a view to Quality, Style and Price, and am satisfied that I can show you as complete a ine of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Notions as you will find anywhere, and as heretofore, my prices for the same quality of goods shall be the lowest. White Goods are greatly in hfvor this season, and lam specially strong here in new white goods from roc to Soc the yard. One of the biggest stocks of Hosiery in Greenville -the right goods at the right prices. VUnderwear for men and women, in all grades. You will do yourself an injustice if you fail to look at my goods and get my prices before buying your Spring Goods. A. K. Park, West End, Greenvile kieB lProfits lbP L~ i( dlut.u rroftta. oultry ca ievc' e pr PoweredLiceKiller - c'cemy uealice t '$ dadoe the work thor - 5o tand 50e per package. "Your Money Back if It Fails' - Folger, Thornley & Co. tepublic to know that I keep on hand a full stock of GOLDSBORO and CORBIT BUGGIES, OLD HICKORY WAGONS and ALL kinds of FARM IMPLEMENTS. I will sell top buggies, open buggies, end springs and side springs. One-horse wagons, two-horse wagonts. Every buggy and wagon guaranteed to be jsasrepresented. I sell Meal, and Hulls, also CAPITOLA FLOUR. I handle High Grade Ferti lizers, in fact Fertilizers of all grades. My motto is a fair deal to everybody. Come and try me and be convinced, I handle coffins, caskets and all burial supplies. Nor,1s, S. C. Buff and Black Orpingtons if you want the best poultry you should get' Orpingtons the best all burpose fowl in existenc~e. A fewv trios of black Orpingtons $4.00 each. Eggs $2-50 per i5. -e E. hendricka. Plcne. . irfDnNATIONAL .SinAYScilooL (BYE. O. SELLERS, Director of Evening D6partment, The Moody Bible Institute, LESSON FOR JUNE 29 THE VICTORIES OF FAITH. H 1EADING LESSON-Acts 7:9-16; Heb. 11:20-22. GOLDEN TEXT-"This is the victory that hath overcome the world, even our faith." I John 6:4. The reading lessons for today are a New Testament commentary upon the past quarter's work. The first lesson is taken from that marvelous defense of Stephen the first martyr. As he traces the history of the people of Israel, he shows God's continued ac tivities and purposes from the hour he called Abraham until the holy one of Israel came to fill to their fulness all of these same activities and purposes. Stephen also shows us that alongside God's activities was the equally per. sistent disobedience of the people which culminated in the betrayal and murder of that holy one. In the por' tion selected he sets before us how Joseph is sold into Egypt, yet God was with him and delivered him; how the famine came and Jacob is thereby brought into Egypt only later to be carried back into the land of promise. Teach Faith. The second lesson is taken fron that great catalogue of heroes as re corded in the Epistle to the Hebrews. Here we have set before us the fact that God's eternal purpose with man is ever that of faith. Isaac, Jacob and Joseph are here mentioned and the faith of each set before us. Leaving out the Easter lesson we have covered a period of about 60 years, eight lessons dealing with Jo. seph, and four with Jacob. Attention has been called to Jo seph as one of the most remarkable types of Christ to be found in the Old Testament (see comments on lesson of April 27). As we have also sug gested Jacob is not so grand s, char. acter as Abraham yet is much more like the average man. It is interesting to go over these lessons and follow God's purposes and to observe how like Christ Joseph was. In LESSON I. we behold Jacob at the instigation of his mother deceiving his poor old father and being compelled to fly that he might save his life. Re bekah thought she could execute God's purposes; but it is never right to do evil that good may result. In LESSON II. Jehovah appeared be. fore this conscience smitten refugee and again promised tha. :hu blessing, yes, his own divine purpose, would be worked out in Jacob's life. This is a lesson on the grace of God. LESSON III. sets Jacob before us after twenty-one years' service and separation from his brother Esau. This is a great lesson on God's desire and transforming power. He trans forms Jacob to Israel a "prince" and softened the heart of Esau. Faith overcame and is strengthened and confirmed. In LESSON IV. we first behold Jo. seph particularly loved and favored and as bitterly hated; he was thrown into a pit to die but is taken up (typical of the resurrection) and sold Into slavery. The development of en vy and the persistent, delivering pur. pose of God are here presented inI strong contrast. ~LESSON V. shows Joseph's enter. Ing that dark maze beyond which God was to highly exalt him. By faith he >vercame that fierce temptation and L1la treatment of his fellow prisoner was God's useful agency though it seemed accidental and insignificant. God's Continued Purpose. LESSON VI. Is the completion of LGesson V. and in it we see Joseph Jeated In the place' of power, able to ave the country and also his breth en. LESSON VII. shows us God's con inued purpose and the beginning of he fulfillment of his word that the lescendants of Abraham were to iwell In captivity (Gen. 15:13), LESSON VIII. Is a continuation of roseph's dealings with his brothers in vhich their guilty consciences are till further pricked and God reveals o us his immutable purpose. LESSON IX. is a tender one of the aeeting of Joseph and Benjamin while .t the same time it suggests to us the 'ertainty of the fact that we may "be uro your sin will find you out." Un es covered by his forgiving blood our in is mercilessly upon our track. In LESSON X. we behold Joseph made known to his brethren and those ii fear are urged to draw near. Jo oph's faith in God saved him from ar ogance and retaliation and Inclined Lis heart to te'nderness and love In his ealings with his brothers. Even as oseph revealed himself to his broth rs so will Christ reveal himself. Jeseph's provision for his fathers nd his brethren, LESSON XI., is a ich suggestion of our father's bounty nd care for all who are "in Christ esus." By faith Joseph who had be ome great in a strange land, identi Led with all of its power and splendor sakes provision that when God's pur iese shall be executed and the sons f Israel shall be delivered fromi igypt, his bones shall be carried into he land of the people to whom ho eionged and from whom lie has so ong been separated. F'aithi is the se 3ret of vic:"vy. JToseph' an aL type teaches us tihe lesson of f."h Fair Notice. I (10 hereby forbid any tres passing on my land by incor poration or' individual under the penalties of law. J. F. Puckett, Owner. AreYouReds -j | \ , , L rhe chance for which you have waited long May come before you lie down tonight Are you ready? Have you learned your part, is your cour ago strong, Are your muscles hard, is your armor bright And your purpose steady? You have dreamed and hoped, you have gladly planned. And a chance is all that you need, you say; But could you grasp with a firm, strong hand, If the chance you lack should appear today? A thousand others may watch and wait For the chance you crave and the chance you need Are you ready? Next maronth, next week, it may be too late, Though your fitness then may be fair, Indeed, And your, purpose steady. In New York. "Mamma, mamma, come, quick! See all the men." "Yes, dear, I see them." "Are they an army?" "Yes, darling, they are an army." "Are they going to war?" "No, sweetheart. They are the arrmy af snapshotters going to photograph the rich as they enter church." What It Cost Them. "How much did it cost you to get into society?" asked Mrs. Newrich. "Well, 1 don't know exactly," replied Mrs. Lardleaf; "my husband always keeps track of the expenses; but I think he said he put up about $50,000 to keep the Uppingtons' son-in-law out of the penitentiary that time he em bezzled from one ot our firms." Appreciated Preacher. "Dr. Doogood preaches such inter esting sermons." "Yes. When lhe conmes to the place where he says, 'And now, just one word more,' he always considerately refrains from going on for more than ten or fifteen minutes. I like him ver y much." Comnpliment. "I have never seen the inside of a lail," proudly declared the man with the plaid vest and blazing stud. "That's a splendid complimont for your lawyer, whoever he may be," re plied an innocent bystander. HiS 8TRONG SUIT. "They say Brush 1.ington is getting *enormous p r ic e ~sfor his pictures." "Yes, I've heard "I never thought hewas r. -great ar tist..' The Triumph of Democracy. "Pa, what does verbumn sap mean ?" "Oh, I dunno. It has something to do with maple sugar making, I guess. Run out and play now, I want to read about the trIumph of democracy in I~ngland." When a Girl Gets Married. When a girl gets married she Is practically the whole show. The man only plays a sort of bridegroom obli gato. Ambition. Many a mani's highest ambition is fulfilled when lie is able to keep his own mug in a barber shop. He Wouldn't Believe it. It is hard to convince a man with inany poor relatives that he ought to have a big house, Down to Facts. "Would you die for me?".she asked, sentimentally. "Now, look here," he returned, in his matter-of-fact way, "are we supposed to bo planning a cheap novel or a wedding?" Railroad to Easley. Mr. Jos. E. Leach came over from Easiey yesterday in com pany with Dr. Wyatt, making the trip in an hour and 15 min utes. Mr. Leach says that the road is along the proposed route of a railway from Anderson to Easley and he had never seen a stretch of country s0 admirably adapted to the building of a road. He believes that every foot of the right of way on the Easley end would would be con tributed and there would be cash contributions also.-- Ander son Daily Mail. Subscribe for Tho Sentinel. Nervous? R Mrs. Walter Vincent, of Pleasant Hill, N. C., writes: "For three sum mers, I suffered from nervousness, d r e a d ful pains in my back and sides, and weak sinking spells. Three bottles of t Car dul, the woman's tonic, relieved me entire ly. I feel like another person, now." Cardui The Woman's Tonic For over 50 years, Cardul has been helping to relieve women's un necessary p ains and building weak women up to health and strength. It will do the same for you, If given a fair trial. So, don't wait, but begin *j taking Cardui today, for its use cannot harm you, ' an4i should surely do you good. 9-72 * Heart S The ailments of women Include symptc | of the heart. The palpitation is so vic leads the patient to fear she has heart c not heart diseasp at all but only a symj the normal action of the heart, and on throbbing ceases. The stomach anc depressing effect of these disorders on For the latter purpose there is no more DR. SI Squaw' It conveys a strengthening influence to t regular and healthy periods, overcon nerves and puts the generative system and bowel disorders one or two doses needed. It clears the stomach and bow proper nourishment of the body tI conditions all through the system. Dr. Simmons Squaw Vine Wine C. !'. SIMMONS MEDICI KEO() WEE I THERE'S PJ.LEASURE in store for you if you come ini 1.0 See our regal display of artis Ocally designed .1IEPWEILRY. Mhany of the most poptilarly ipproveCd ornaienits, corre(ct for wear with Summner costumeso, aIre most lodest.ly priced. We want you to call and (examine Alr Jewelry, H SNIDER. ymptoins ma of heart trouble known as pai on lent at times as to be resflypa #} an isease. Ninety per cent f such caseare tom of a liver disorder which has affected applying the proper remedleb the unusual digestion need strengthening and the the female organism must be corrected. ffective remedy to be found anywhere than MMONS ine Wine i delicate female organism, re-establishes es the painful symptoms, builds up the in fine healthy condition. For the liver of Simmons Liver Medicine is all that is els of impurities, helps digestion and the e result of which is sound, healthy SSoldby all Dealers-Price $1.00 NE CO., ST. LOUIS, NO. 'HARMACY Wilson -Place Prince 3644. Black Jack with white points. Foaled June 24, 1908, 151 hands high; plenty of bone. foot, head and ear; splendid style. finish and action. Will make the season of 1913 at College Barns. Clemson College, S. 0. 'l'Tris:-$12 to Insure mare in foal; $6 down at time of service and halance doue when maro is parted with or leaves the couity. This Jack was recently pur chased by Clemson College at Danville, Kentneky. He is 'vithout doubt one of the best. jacks in service in the South. adv. jul6 Mrs, S. M. Ellison and chil dron, of Easley, and Miss Agnes Ellison, of near West Union, visited at, the home of Rev. and Mrs. R. L. )nflie last week. Mrs. Ellison and children left Easley this morning for their new hone at Winston- Salem1. N. C.-Tngaloo Tribune. SOME MOREM SPECIAL BARGAINS AT THEBATTERYf FOR THIS WEEK. To be able to sell goods cheaper than the other man you must buy them for less than he has to pay for the same goods and be satisfied with a smaller profit, and this is just what we do. We buy our goods RIGI IT and sell them C-IEAIl "/ for cash only. Read carefully our prices below and you will see we are selling goods cheap. Large family Bible value $2. price 98c clock 59e Large ''eacier's Bible for 98c Ladies silk hose, lack, fi anad 'ite Good window shades 10c 25c, 39c and 48c Good window shades with fringe 39c Mens silk socks 1i8 to S0c the pair Good heavy c' work shirts for 39c Just received one. ea-se of French (ress M A ood suit case or 98c gingham s the regtla r 124 : nd1e 1 ihe yd. E S A very good work shirt our price 25c kind. Our price 011 this lot, lOc" Good black and brown sox the pr 5c pieccs Ihi r 1c value to Large $1.75 straw suit case for $1.29 go at 1Oc 4 1 lil Ii a can snowberry talcum for 10, 2,500 yards good apron ginghams 10 to 100 yd foat tilcum co 20 yards lengths, value 1Oc our price 5c 100 yd spool silk thread all colors Sc We have just bought in a job Jot of 125 Large size matting rugs 34x72, 39c F. P. $1.00 corsets (slightly soiled). We Large matting rugs 27x56, 25c have them on sale at 48c. Less than A good size wool rug for 98c half price Better rugs at $1.39. $1.48, $1.98, $3.00 Good heavy 74 Sea Island sheeting in Large size matting art square, will short lengths (contracle'd for before the cover the largest room you have $2.48 price advanced) our price 5c the ard 3 good hankerchiefs (ladies) Se Brown dress linen yalue 121c, for lOc 2 good hankerchiefs (mens) Sc 0 spools J. & P. Coats thread for 25c Ladies 5c hankerchiefs for 3c 0 spools Coats embroidery cotton c25c Ladies white linen shhts for 09c 7 boxes Grandma washing powder 25c 4o inch flouncing in a pretty quality of 0 cakes best laundry soap and 2 boxes M Batiste, value $1.. yd, our price 69c vd. Grandma washing powder for25c 27 inch flouncing for chlldrens dresses 10 full pound boxes best soda made for 5Oc values for 29 and 39c the yard only 25c Good wide embroidery inserting and 8 cakes good laundry soap same weight edging at 5c the yard as octagon and just as good 25e Pure linen lace at 5c the yard All calicoes 5c the yard Ladies white underskirts 48c, 79c, 98c 30 inch all wool berge all colors, 48c yd M S Ladies gowns from 48c to $1.50 We have the largest line of slippers and Ladles black underskirts 59c and 98c shoes to be found in Easley and we, can Ladies black silk underskirts $1.98,$2.48 save you money on anythiing you need and s $4.00 tin the shoe or slipper line n's 5c tes 1c Ladies white pumps and Oxfords 98c Men's 15c ties for l0c to $2.00 foWe sell the heayy grade cannon cloth Childrens white slippers 50c, 79c and 98c M Sfor lUc Mens nice dress pants value $1.50, our $1. Indian alarm clock for 75c price 98c 75c Lord Baltimore guaranteed alarm Boys pants 25c up to $1'.50 the pair Get the Habit. Do Your Trading with us and Save Money Edwin L. Bolt & Co., Props. 3 n . EASLEY, S. C.