The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, November 20, 1913, Image 2
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The Sentinea is niot r nsIe
for the views of its corres- I
I now of no more
ng fact thai the unq
abe abity of a man to eevazte
his fife by a conmius endeavor.,
It I- somethinx to bew awe 1,0
paint a padmiular paeitne. or lo
caVe a state,, and so nake a
fmwobjectsbeaaultafuh but iis
far mom glooushY1 to care a.d
paintthevery atmospbere ano
medIium through wbich wek
which morallv we cand
Thrau.
The pearut Itrut trLaT not. bel
as fmr)r&1 a it sourdV
Andemri ik )iing. Thefe is
camra] there- Ihis wee*k.
Will s'rnebody~ pease gve as
the correct pfornunciation of
Huertat
We haven't reOived our invi
tation to Miss Jessie Wilsons
marriage ye~t.
NOW is the time for all good
hens-and mosters-to come o
the aid of their x)urjtrv.
We suppose M r. Cheshire
and Dominick are A iken to L
to congresi from ibi distriet.
The Gaffn'v Leidger asks,
"What wou lud be tbe effect of a
slit skirt CJ PRikens. S. C
We pass.
Who was. the g'y that Put
hav- be'n Dr (-..i:
Egg .x a r- s n a70 cn
doza in w Ek . The' r,1; 4,
dently abm;Tane h
ifup;?v.
was I, hr;hh v v e I
The nowiAr'd ' a'road in >North
Carolrina is 1n the hadt.~(is of a
recelier.
A Rieb.xid. Va.. denrit.t
pulled the wIrog tooth f a :u
tormer, and now the customer is
trying~ to pull th'e dentist's leg
for $1 000Y damage.
No)w let's ha;v. a diw:,isi:in as
to who raised the bitggest bo"g .n~
the co)unr try. -G' 7:re vm! P 'adf
mont. W'Ie do'ijt know wh'.
raisedi hirn but w'- know him.
TJhe e-ditor of the Greenville
Pi':dmiont s.ays hie has been 'eat.
inig off of one- potato three days
anid half of it is left, which
shows how saving editors have
to be with their grub.
Hard to explain the continued
absence of Sout hern Congress
men from their desks, the water
melon season having closed long
ago . - Colu mbia State. But
hog-killing time 1. here.
It is estimatedx that war with
Mexico would cost. the United
States $1,000,000J a dlay, besides
many lives anid would start an
other iA pension roll. No won
der Presidlent Wilson wanto the
situation settled without war.
We thought liekens county
grew more cotton than Oconee,
but we see by the receipts that
Oconee beat by a bout 2.000 bales
up to October 18. If Pickens
beat in the "picken" she failed
to go ahead in the ginning.
Tugaioo Tribune.
"The Stlate Gazette" Is the
name of a new weekly paper
started at Mo mnt Pleasant. near
Charleston. last week. It Is a
good looking sheet and begins
with a liberal advertising pat.
ronage-25 columns the first
issue. Lonte may it wave.
IL must have be n good and
interesting to those present at
the U, D. C. meeting at Mrs.
McFali's last week t, hear the
experjences of t hose ladies who
were Ilving 'luring the war, told
by themselves. It Is, perhaps,
impossible for the people of this
generation to fully realize the
hardships, privations and dis
couragemients encountered by
by our women during, and for
several years after, the war.
Weoare glad that we live In the
stae wichwas the first to erect
a monument In honor of these
grand womnen. May God length.
en their days of happiness and
one
Istl
kS theyr h re 1bVEM, C'nWF a 1Oth
Zkm B0.
ftset .tu' ,;tI. Owe tuWkaNk to
Gkid f or Ibe &abtndamt hrivee
ran0 work I g grm
th~in we did am&t vew WW
tad me bog Ibis wow. 14t us t"~
cphawte two for next year v
~iuxne ol or, Ur faauiew wt goo
pIastmre WGUM Owl, bry #&I
waMso=n dls2iowew it~ to li.
"o~ mim and wronider wb T I
b~A4 nt bmduweri6 h i Oft.
'What a happy lot of 1nwo1)i
oir farmm ouzgbt 1,()t witn
I3OZs In the pen. zrimt; ni thi
snyke house. t'rilE -ful: o-, com1
baznii u)I f Ira A11tivv a:
themi3V1th) a ji 6'-*t'i 7lfliit &ifl(
moDne yj in i- 't~j~L look tv
them sitirm l a r'iwriw firt, ii
anf operJ tiy-"' J'a''-. cthil(II1 T'OM
ping alrjurjd. L it tht
mec barji' ft "), r curr1*viti I
femw Tutaper pok'ei it. hiF landb
ittini.w b-. a littiJ. Ac ((iu ut'att
wojiderilg hJOwA I)( kV1-07 U112 I)B&l
kji - I'erlt arid W" rj l4iot s.jj, rut
to put it) t'he p~aper p1.rik-. Lei
(our fayriemi 1.Vjoi(-~ aricbt vit cl
le0 teIli shout, lor vreal art
hvi r ;'o-fieHiomw anid !;urrimd
iivE
Rural Policem en.
.1PiIh-erl e:uty ever did
ntiedar~ib~ic i;ItIF LCI~r ieUF
and-& ';Tred h rL' new. Re.
E.I91t EJ .Ci) ti Ii 1 ~;O
u n o~'- ~i eej b-~&Z'AndL, i
n '-~dh~ni iS aT' t L an
'ond a ag r j freP pave
Wedihg Cake
Ju amed imNeTmIa
1 mnhi.
"rm'd Eiidk Unl tweiiv.
twojtm anveis. W *leme weaily
In Pas ame mii) bhe two:nntl1
ene-hA fetMAsL di* Cafm111ount
the wase tAf liite ordhid1 to he
$M0 and mill (o1tUin 111 ir
d&itfi. 11i 1ol thonan(l tint t
11211 be-mf4 tifed With) sa-tinl rii*
bw, tiheN-cakt- will bedist~rihnted,
Oedb ibM the OIeT AiZe to go
Under oeu'sf- pillow to dream I
Over the hodv of the cake will i
b1e miolded a thiek white icing,
sRmll -1work. "Thin.'' to quotei
the artiist who is making ii,
'therV wil! h i desin for the
initial- of th bridu and bridc-I
aroom. done in silver. And thnI
there wili he lilies o! the valev I
in whlit suga' on I Ht ide '
Whether You Use
Calomel or Not
You Will Realize How Much,
Better for You this Sate Vet
etable Remed3 Will 1k.
The liver is sich a delinlo. o
Lull that momt people hlave 1e1rn
ed froll exptrience.( thef danntyytl
of flogcingpii iinto Ict.ioni with
the dtaInuerous drue- calomfl.
Tb Pi-:ken Druc ComlnLl; v soll
and ronimend Thidm 1 i 41 Li6
Tanit ii peasaun1-tastin~c ha.rnw
iest veLgetab)if liqu aidti en
courage5 the hver, r%)eflve en
stipation Ua biliousesw wa
out r'estric'tion of hi ordi.,
There are nT).9 tu e -ect
fromei taking~ hasI
Tone. i1 o ,.
Dc lai<-i L T
ups arm"i an +x:.e-em in e-~
The( Pick-n-s Dru2 C.'mpTID any
'-ll Do~dson' Liver Tc n for '
'ents rpr biett~ e.nid ve bott h
fold ti guaae t~f' oU( Uiv lati-,
farlti(1n. kAnd yOU ty ur m n
ev back without a question if it
fails you. Some ieredies ae
soM4 in irmtaonic of Dodson
LverTn-look out fr .th'm.
Breazeale-Mcjunkin.
Married on iN ovem bor 312. 191.3.
Elbe' t McJunjkin and IMi-w. Dos
sie B''eaz~ale. The~ mar~riage
took place at the home of G. W.
Brzale, near t h te camrp
ground, anid was witness-'d by
a many frienrds anid relatives. IM.
F. Hester. IN. P.. ierforme the
I ceremon. after which all pires
I ent were inJvit.e.d into the dining
room, where a large table was
I heavily laden with good eat
ables, too numeurous to merntiona,
which his good lady knows how
to fix. Miss Lesley, of near
Glassy Mountain, played the
wedding march. Many nice~
presents indicated the popularity
Sof the couple. The nlext day
5 they visited at the home of the
groom's parents, where another
3 repast was awaiting them. May
I much prosperity and happiness
3 be with them thru the journey
of life.
4ENT
t stimulates the circulation -in
soreness of muscles and joints.
year ago~ I was laid up with rheumatism and
Sloan a Ianienet an.d the moerning after I
wi"h e ontie r*. -M"7:t ma .. ie.,
Neuralgia
-4 Dipbtberia
'U11htire ds Ie: lriad .of -lihose
nause ~ ~ 1OW tvlbtv nw llho-y
mu)ibe LprovewtitL one byS "ac
timdini, :the o.hor wlt0 h sntii-W6
tow,1n. Nt n epfala
hlw 1'rlts, gripp: brandhitifs
nOiuminlt, caarhs5ti
ih thmarots cold-wea-ther stn11 -
in1. t prp healt t ondit-torn
heipI .he bod prodniel u
'tacswhicb provtw t hI v
arowvi h of* disf'ncso f'rms,1 InI Mh0
blood, thIs pTHM tigieSYStemI
i nto aI hieal h v ondition to re
sistl diseasse. it wVill hePlli vonl
ge; well and rong-if' 'von h1,v1W
iny ofi the ahore disases. (r
ot-her flisases. l i- vern anod
for childreun jiosi oi ti- season
of the vear --I 1m, timm
boAlftlhv aind s4tront tf nens
fhlty reIis I h allu -I
In ever ingre ian Rowall
Olive OiI Emit~AblI&. ui fir
MVD qhtishit( II "'nn.01ins vr
nts&I hv IOlealtL 111:'st.ilins~ (tV
rM when.' III dOtlihi .
tLheti t.he ne'rvr-, 1'1rni'l olive
Ol All'.'f J.o10 esPjI~ tilti 'ii1 us
OUnow, hanot nn.v'i h
Iou mi thrn'tl; iA I.hi
tO r1h1 out1"rn "VS.1n1.
Tiol V-1W 1lli vi Wi lI,; ".7 ZI..
-wlnan w hoi aii'. rewird appar
aniVwilnw Ui a h-hk- to
suffr fromj faranrenoJ wfrohm
kwlinsn e l. v-j611
FImkTn o "ou and kour fal6
lv.C Pront r inthe ironain
Pa no a. oh .. or dangerous
lauv , :. voi*- be as enthusiastic
A)COU1 it as wve aie when you
a ie nokhd it- strengtheni-ng,
invigorating, buiedine-up, dit
ease-ireventOin effecu. if it
dess not help you your money
nl no acOven bk t you with
aout aurerit. Sold in this
parernoteitr strengttoueninge
mTiereatrebuldne-up, dire
tane-rev eding effectstoresi
idote nted yout, ouamnda
and GrgueatBrt.Sol ikhis
omntyrvice at ourstore
Ther wxll Stbe-- ongervic atr
thana00 Methdig chrch sone
inthe tUnted Saten, Cn
andniGeat Britai .-cPockens
ong ofervic are iRuhaeda t
aTed wild brin song s.ea
Ruhamah justhoit church mil
thoe othena loteind o,m
mencing atv 1:3Co'oc. st n Ale
installed the corn mill formerly
owned by Hughes Bros., and
have put in a good crusher. I
can now grind you first class
bread meal and crush your feed
on short notice. Give me a call
and be convinced.
Respectfully,
Robt. L. Harris, Pickens,8S.C.
NOW HER FRIENDS
HARDLY KNOW HER
But This Does Not Bother Mrs.
Burton, Under the
Circumstances.
Houston, Texas.-ln an Interesting
letter from this city, Mrs. S. C. Burton
writes as follows: "I thlnkit is myduty
to tell ydu what your medIcine, Cardul,
the woman's tonic, has done for me,
I was down sick with womanly trouble,
and my mother advised several different
treatments, but they didn't seem to do
me any good. I lingered along for three
or tour months, and for three weeks, .1
was In bed, so sick I coldn't bear for
any one to walk across the floor.
My husband advised me to try Cardul,
the woman's tonic. I have taken two
bottles of Cardul, am feeling fine, gained
15 pounds and do all of my housework.
Friends hardly know me, I am so well."
If you suffer from any of the ailments
so common to women, don't allow the
trouble to become chronic. Begin taking
Cardul to-day. It is puely vegetable,
its ingredients acting in a gentle, nzatural
way on the weakened womanly constitu
lion. You run no risk in trying Cardui.
It has been helping weak women back to
iealth and strength for mnore than 50
rears, It will help you. -At all dealers.
Write r0: Chantnooga Medcie co.. au
(dvlwr Dept.. Chattanooga. Ten.. for 'pedL
CL0
At The
Whifter time wifll soo
tpi to q.onve rthe ma&
tip in a tray -er suit
'cillol Tailor Made Saits.
-the prices and qualidies foi
to trneC with men who fee
- -men who nMst make evi
Strouse & Bro. ready.
few concerns in this coant
meAS1re ellows and their'
-workmanship znd fit. A
of cheaper clothing, bnt ja
Nc.te some of these p
we CO it, 'why we do it, is
Men's clotking fro
SI5.6O a suit. In the
BOphIns nd" the Secut
I r Bill Boy''s suits i
Od anlts-We have *
OVECOATS-The mnm
is qIte liht in weigt
in wear. Prices from
is goin3 to be an excel
one of these overcoats
There'$ Dellar$ ai
Folger,
A ASE TO WOMEN
Who Ar '"JuSt Ready to Drop."
When you are "just ready to drop,
when you feel so weak that you can
hardly drag yourself about-and be.
cause ycu haRe not slept well, you
get up as tired-out next morning as
when you went to bed, you need belp,
Miss Lea Dumas writes from Ma
lone, N. Y., saying: "I was in a bad
1Y run-down condition for several
weeks but two bottles of Vinol put
me on my feet again and made me
strong and well Vinol has done me
more g00n than all the other meds.
cines I ever took."
If the careworn, run-down wome
the pale, Eickly children and feeblg
old folks around here would foliou
Miss Dumas' example, they, too, would
.moon be able to say that Vinol, our
delicious cod liver and iron remedy
had built them up and. made then
strong.
It is a wonderful, strength creator
and body-builder, and we sell it un,
der a guarantee of satisfaction. You~
get your money back If Vinol does
not help you.
Pickens Drug Co., Pickens. S.C
II
, O
-nuine refreshment! Starts
quick as the first delicious
drop of Pepsi-Cola moistens
your tongue. Lasts long as
the fruity, tart juices and oils
stay in your system and mix
with your blood. Not so
mweet as somte others-it stops
telrst--doesn)'t produce more!
nyb'Ay can drink it and feel
beLtter.
PEPSI-Cola
r ;es you naturalrefreshmenit
1:1~a perfectly natural way.
wks up mind. It isn't
Imedicn-it's pleasure and
Lenefit all day long! Do you
r:k Pepsi-Cola? One glass,
te-i second will prove it is
Letter than thenr. all. Try it.
You're thirsty, NOW'.!
InT'c'des At
I h fUs un ts
.41
Btere of The PeOple.
be here and clothes must be bought -for all. Wef are
-to-neasure man to our way of thinking. We cat- fi6t you
for a great deal less money than you can get these so
Comparing prices and qualities found in this place, with
mnd elsewhere is a very beneficial thing for us. We like
I that they haven't a cent to squander in buying of clothes
try penny count.
made clothing is the best to be had. They are one of the
y that have held their own against the so-called made-to.
line is hard to crowd when it comes to quality of material
try-on will convice you. We have several other lines, also
st as good considering th i price.
ices. First in quality, first in style,*but la3t in price. How
immaterial, as long as we do it without doing you.
m $5 (T to $25. 0 a suit. Youth's from $3.50 to
Boys line of clothing we handle the Mrs. Jane
ity Bond Nalke. A guaranteed suit for a tive Dol.
rom $2.00 to $7,50. Let us fit up the little fellows.
em--A good all wool pair of pants at 75c a leg.
t popular overcoat is th - CRAVENETTE. This coat
t but is just as warm and are sure to please you
$5.00 to $20.00. Weather prophets tell us thjr'
tionally cold bad winter. Protect yours & -*ith
kd cent$ in the$e good$ for yoa.
Thornley & Co,
Do You Want to Make Some
Easy Money?
I am going out of the mercantiile business and
am selling dry goods, notions, shoes, hats, gro
ceries and tinware at cost, in fact some of these
goods are going at below actual wholesale cost.
Every time you buy goods from me you save
money. Money saved is money earned. The
amount of money you can earn in one day here
is only limited by~ the amount of goods you buy
during this sale. I want you to come to my
store and see for yourself. If I can't sell you
the same goods for less than any one else, you
needn't buy from me.
la silngExtra Special
I a sllngwinter underwear at less than ac
tua cot.Now is the time to put 'em on.
W. D.Spearman, Easley, S. C.
N OT IGE !
~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
iine 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 h~vor this season, and
lam specially strong here in new white goods fromi
oc to Soc the yard.
T0 n.of the biggest stocks of Hosiery in Greenville
-the right goods at the right prices.
Undierwear for men and women, in all grades.
You will do yourself an injusttee if you fail tolook
at my goods and get my prices before buying your
A. K. Park~N
WetEnd, Greenv Hie.