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children Cry for Fletcher's he Kind You Hlave Always Bonzght, and which has been for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been niado under his per Sonal supervision since its infancy. N All Allow no one to deceive You III tis, A Counterfe ,Iitations and Justas-good9 are but axperiments t iflo With and endanger the health of inAfants and CIM n-Experience against Experknent. Wh is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups- It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Mo]phine nor other Narcotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. For niore than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the1 Stomach and Bowels, Assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. Thd Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The u Have Aways Bought In U For Over 30 Years THGE WNTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, 1 Pickens Garage F. W. McLESKEY, Manager First Class Repair W ork at Reasonable Prices Auto Tires, Gasoline, Oils, Greases, Spark Plup Body Polish,,Auto Soap, Batteries and all kinh ' of accessories. If we haven't got what you wa we Vill get it or it isl't-na(de. PHONES: Office, 12; Residence, 5 A fire-proof Safe in your home is ti necessarily burglar-proof-and a that is both fire and burglar-proof a very expensive and cumbersome thing It is also an mnvtat'ion to thieves that you have valuables in your house that are worth trying fore ?pt that which you can't replace in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes. Our steel vaults wvill protect you from -r an Yale Locks not only keep out burglars but give you absolute privacy. LIBERTY B3ANK J. F. Banister, Pres. LIBRTY, S. . C. E. Bush, Cashier OLD BUGGIESMADE.NEW. Don't throw that old bug gy away. Bring it to me and let m~e make it new. T keep) *n hand a good line o t Buiggy Tops, D a s hi Boards, Cushions, Backs, Wheels, etc. In fact, any thing that it takes to repair and put in good shape your old buggy. I can save you money, and I will appreciate your business. All kinds of blacksmithing and repair work. FrW. M. ROSEMOND Frtdoor below prining oflice PICENS Fair at Easley ] October 23-24 The Directors of the Pickens County Agricultural and Me chanical Association met in the City Hall, by call of President W. W. Robinson, at 4:30 o'clock p. in., Oct. 3d, 1913. The following committees for the Fair Association to be held Oct. 23 and 24 were appointed: Committee on Live Stock-J. B. Jameson, chairman; W. D. Sitton and H. C. Hagood. Committ-Ae on Agricultural InIplements-W. 1). Spearma), chairman; A. L. Campbell, W. L. Pickens. Committee on Agricultural Products -J. Milton King, J, T. Lathem, W . A. Hamilt-m. Committee on Music-W. W. Robinson, Dr. H. E. Russell. On motion of Dr. R. F. Smith, t seconded by W. D. Spearman, City Council was made a com mittee on arrangements for speakers and place for speaking during the fair, and any other entertainments that in Coucil's' judgment would contribute to the interest of the fair. It was moved and carried that the schools be requested to give a parade Friday afternoon of the fair. Committee on D omestic Sc ence-Mrs. J. A. Jones, Mirs. J, L. Camp, Miss Gladys Smith. Committee on Fancy Work Mrs. A. B. Mathews, Miss Fran- b ces Robinson, Miss Texie Bowen. Co nimmittee on Arrangement of Fowls and Rabbits--William McMahan, P. H-. Sellers, E. M. Smith.. It was nioved and carried that tlhe chairnian of each commit tee, with the chairman of the Association, secure judges for each department of the fair. Was moved and carried that chairman of Live Stcck Com mittee confer with City Council in regard to arrangements for the Old Fiddlers' Convention. Was moved and carried that I .rman of the Association, ic chairmen of the differ; mmittees prepare a gen "ill ~gran for the fair. ras - greed by meeting, bh T. Lathem, mayor of the lake an address of wel n the day of opening of I-, and that Mr. W . C, > u:l h eliver' an address on the 1 ur -and intention for which c kens County Agricul Mechanical Association .nized, also the purpose *g he fair. )81 being no furtherbni meeting adjourned sub 'ie call of the Chairman. W. W. Robinson, meson, Chairman. Secretary. Tax Notice. - .hiuty Tireasurer, ickensa County. Pickens, S. C., October 1, 1918 s for the collection of 6tate and a will be openi from t h 1913i to lDecember :31st 1913. o prefer toi do so can pay in Janua thi I per centt addlitioal. Tihose . r paying in Felsruniry 1914, can - per een0 a dditlionail. Thiose who ig in .\la rch 1914, to the I5tht of said dto so ny payin~g an addittonal 7 per ..r said udate the books willI close. N. I.-Tlax jaiyers owtaing property or paying ax for othaeras, wilt phlease ask for tax recelpi In each townaship or special school dist riotL 111 whiih lie or they maiy own paroperty. 'This ig **ery* tiportaint as theore nro so maniy spieclia mchool districts. Tihojse Whoa alo" iot wish to ~Omei toi the otile cann wrile me, niot later than )ncembher 20th,, inl I will fn ruish them with ho anoun t d1ue and( they canj remait ime b~y heiek, monecy orater or registered letter, if tamips ard sent dto noat seinal above two (2) ent,. as I ca'uiot nse themaa. P'lease rio niot cud moe enish withoumt reglsterin~g samne, as it is lable to get lost: if bent otherwIse it musst be at senuder's risk. bevy for State tax ... .......5% hilill l.evy faor Specaial chool0. .\et. 1913..I mlil lbevy for ot Oi i itutinal Schoou~al tax . 3 mills evy for Ordinoary ('onniy tax . i.... tills evy for P'ast I eitbtdnhess........... mill crvy for hab itag---.--......... ... 2, mill Tloi ii 18ia~ muIs Sch1l0 'L'TA N. Utlinla Li vy for Sa'hool Dilstric t No. 1, 2 mills plecial Levy for Si'hotui l~istrict No. 2,.. .2 amihl w plecial i.evy) for Siahool District No. 3.. ..2 mniliw peaaelal Lowvy faor .School Ihistrict No. 4....2 intlIs pheaiail Levy for Schiool District No. 5, . .2 milla pieaiila Lvy for School Dilrtrlct No.7... .4 mills peral Levi for Sthomol bastrict No. 8,. ..2 mills ~peclai ..evy for School D)1strict No. 9.. 12 mills spec(iali Levy faor .School Di1st rict No. it0, '2% mills spaeilal Levy for School Dist riot No. II, 7%. mnilIs spci~al Levy for Sool lDistrict No. 12, ..2 intl ls lapeaiai l.v for School District No. 1:3,. .8 mii.' spaechtai Levy for School llistrlct No. i4,. .4 mills sp'eachil Levyi~ fair School Di1st rIct No. It6.. .6 mills spial~ia Levy for School District No. 17.. .7 mills splacal Levy foir Salhool D)Istrict No. 18, 2 mIlls spaealal Levy for School Dilstrict No. it9, 2 mIll Spaealal Levy faor School Diat rlaet No. 20J,...2 mtills Slai Levy for School lDistrict No.21 .. . . mills Spaecial Levy for School D1st rict No. 22,. .4 amilhls SpaelRI Levy for School lDistrict No, 23,. .2 niles pilal levy foir .School lilstrict No. 24, 2%/ wills SpecIal Loevy for Schtool Dilstrict No. 26, 2%1 mill8 Speolal Levy for Sebool Di1st rict No. 26,..'.3 miilia Speclial l.cvy for .Schoaol Distric~t No. 21,...2 mi ills SpeCilal Levy for School JDistrlct No. 28..4 mn III Special Lev'y fot-School Dhistrict No. 29. 3 im Is 'ipeclal Levy for Sehoo District No. .(V, I5 im tl Sptecial Lpvy for Schoo ixlsrtet No. i2. ..1 mIlls Spcal Levy fair School ilstrictI No. 36 . ,iimill S .Slapeel Levy for School D)Istrict No. 37. 4 mIlls Special ilevy for School D)istrict No, 38, 2 mills Selal4v~ -or School Dhistrict No, 41). ,2 amills ealLev fo School District No. 41, 3 mills Special Leyfor School lDistrict No. 4!3...2 nills Sp~eelal Levy for School District No. itt.. .4 mills Speccial Levy for School District No 47.. .3 miis Speali levy for School Dilstrict No. 18,. .3 mnills Specaial Levy~ for Sehool DistrIct No. 49i.. .2 mnills Special Levy for School DIstrIct No. 5I1. ..3 mIlls Special Levy for .School District No. 52, 2 nills Speccial Levy for School Dilstrict No. 53,..3 mIlls SpecIal Levy for School Distrlct No. 55.. .4 mimlls Special Leyy for School Dilstrict No, 56G.. .1 mills Lewvy for Interest on P'ickens ii. It. liondls tonr ricano township...... ...... ....2mills 1revy for interest on Plekensa it. Rt. itonds k'astautao townisi......... ........2% mills I.vy for itereist on Picakens IR. R. 11ond(1 Pick ens C. II. townshIp.. .... . 2 mills Pl'a T ax, One (I) Dhollaur. Ti;y ale citizen fromaa '2 to to a80 years is liable, except those ex Comnuatat ion ttoad Tax, #1 50. All male per sons from 21l to .5 years of age are lIable except those exI Csed bly law. Capitationi Dog 'Tax. All personq owning dogs are requiIred to pay at taix of llfty (5.0) eents per capita. Thlose wvriting for sttatements wIll pleas. ins aelnde postag9 for replly. ltiaperbil y, Taylor H, Stewart, fininty Tr'eastsr. Pickens' Nine Banks The Columbia State of Octo )er 9 contained an interesting )ankers' section which gave reports from banks in all coun ies of the State. The following s the report from this county: Pickens, Oct. 8.-There are line banks in Pickens county ocated as follows: Two at each )f the towns of Pickens, Easley, [iberty and Central, and one at Torris. The banking institutions of his county are controlled by afe and conservative men, hav ng great resources and are in xcellent shape. The bank officials of this ounty are very accommodat ng and the people have impli It confidence In them. Some of the strongest banks' n the State, in proportion to he capital stock, are located in 'ickens county. The Old Pick ns bank in the town of Pickens ias a capital stock of $20,500, urplus $29,000 and undivided 'rofits $11,000, -in addition to the eautiful bank and offlce build ng which it occupies. Others in the county are near r as strong. The banks of 'ickens are prosperous and well repared to take care of the bus iess of the county, Our Keen Kutters are going ast. If you want one be sure > come in before October 31st. We Pay Highest Don't give your profita away-ship di money next day. We pay highest price Beeswax, Tallow and old Metals, old IR ment now. Send for Price List. . CAROLII Nervous?, Mrs. Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill, N. C. writes: "Por three sum mers, I suffered from nervousness, d r e a d f uI PaIns In my back and I*, sides, and weak sinking spells. Three bottles of - Cardul, the woman's tonic, relieved me entire Jr. I feel like another person, now." TARE *Cardul; The Woman's Tonic For over 50 years, Cardul has been helping Stoelieve women's un. necessary pains and building weak women up to health and strength. It will do ths same for you, it given a fair trial. So, don't wal, but begin taking Carduf today. for its use cannot harm you, an1 should surely do you good. E-72 Cash Prices for rect to us by express and get your ) s for green and dry hides of all kinds ubber and Furs. Try us with a ship. 4A HIDE & JUNK CO. CHARLESTON, S, C, Land Sale. Deamf.e. Calot be Cured reiach the F,1oa - -as they cannot Salesday in November, 1913, cure deane I will sell to the highest bidde, earnes . caueL" br an eondt for ('ash on day of sale, the T. ba*i u h.en this f'of th ta J. Robnson place, 27 acres, one (O have a runbling soun r, orrect 0 lU eiiadwhen t1i ntiroylsd mile south of Pic kens C. 1., Dea'ness the result, an unless the sn. fronting onl Liberty road. T'his ~nmation can be taken out and t~ini fl'Oltiw o Librtyroa. 'Tis'~borestored to Its normal condition, is an ideal suburban home. The haring will be destroyed forever, nine is al iealstibrba hoo. To csesOut of ton are Caused by Catarrh, 1iml provenments on place cost, Ahcis nothing but an inflamed cond - OOfteMucous surfaces. four Yes apto $1,800. 'The place Wile O" nundrg cfso of s.Johnt'V yft . ' W.1aires. (causze4hyeatarr )b tC&go for b r 8)1(1~~ tltiYer go for $3,300. 515 Catbsrhrd- Bon or*o (rIaIN,?0.,fbsoo. 8 r t 014 by Dug~s ,a John F. Harris. To &% ly 1114 for *''p&U. BELL PHONE 4869 MAIN * LONG DISTANCE 9157 The Niew Folsom Hotel EUROPEAN In the Heart of the City Larg - Comfortable Roon1 A Family Hotel Hot and Cold BatIhs Reasonable Rates J. F ROBINSON, Prop. 16 1-2 MARIETTA STREET ATLANTA, GA. NEW STORE-NEW GOODS E I have built a new store house and filled it with a large and nemw stock of goods. I can supply you with Dress Goods, I)ry Goods, Notions, Groceries and Farm Supplies. I have no town taxes and rent to pay and therefore can save my cu:tomers money (nml goods bought from mie. Try mel( and see. JOHN W. HENDRICKS Pickens, R. F. 1. 4. rry An Advertisement in The Sentinel YOUR SHOES ARE THE KEYNOTE OF YOUR APPEARANCE Choose them so they will fit and feel right. That means comfort and a graceful carriage. Women's Footwear Including all the very latest Spring models in Oxfords, Slippers and Pumps. Ladie's low cuts in white canvas, white 1n buck and white linen. Ladie's low outs in tan. Ladies low cuts in black. Men's Low Cuts In all leathers ad(i all styles Iro.m the low fiat heels of the English. lasts to the fuller toes and higher heels. If it's new, styish and worth wearing you will find it here, and, at a pice thait you. will appreciate. School Shoes for Growing Girls and Boys We make a spocialty of children's Shoes, froim bahy's first soflt soles. to the hard wearing, tran ping Shoes built to Stand the rough usage of the healthiest Boy Scout. When in Greenville give us the pleasure of helping you solve the Shoe question. We are near the corner of Main and Washington, the busiest corner between Atlanta and Charlotte. All interarban cars arrive and leave within four seconds walk of our door. Pride, Patton & Tilman [The Shoe People] GREENVILLE, S. C.