The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, November 20, 1913, Image 4
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PICKENS DRU(
THE REXA
J. N.HALLI
Local and
Miss Mattle Finley is visiting
Mrs. J. L. Bolt in Easley.
Miss Lorena Taylor is back
from a pleasant trip to Atlanta.
Mrs. Mary Moore is visiting
ker son. D. G. Moore, in Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Banister
of Liberty visited relatives here
Sunday.
T. G. Lynch and small son,
Hermet. were visitors in Pick
eng Aonday.
Mr. Abner Chastain, a good
farmer of rcmte 1, was in town
on busindbs Monday.
Miss Esther Gravely spent a
few days in Williamston last
week.
Hon. E. P. MeCravey of Eas
ley was a business visitor at the
county seat Friday.
For Th
You can find all kind
our Store, such as
Cranberries, a
Apples,
Guaranteed to be fre
Pickens Fr
Phone No. 7
vT~tu l-:1ewvberry a
his residence Nov. 16, 1913, Mis:
Ressie stewart and W. M. Den
dy of Pickens.
The Hampton school will be
gin it~s winter session next Mon
day, 24th, with Miss Ida Bake:
as teacher.
W. L. Morgan, a good citizet
of route 2, was among the busi
ness visitors at the county sea
Monday.
George, son of Mr. Will Hlen
dricks, of the Griffin section, 1
reported to be very sick wit1
f~ver.
A large audience heard th
th~oughtful and soul-stirring sei
mons b~y Rev. Woodward IaE
Sunday at the Baptist churci
He Is a fine preacher and a
should hear him.
~Treat i
RI(
W. have just rece
assortment of HAIR BR1
ens. IT PAYS TO.BUi
Spurchase of [Hair Brushes
iDike's Quinine & Sage,
S$x.oo size for 79C.
~DIk's Tooth Past
With each 25C tube,
i25c. THIS WEEK ONI
W~atch For ChrIst
HPhone 24 for goods toI
BIBLE $L8
ood paper, plety o0holps e
in 600 illustratibnaiany
Ing 1159 pages. This is r
e have ever seen. The
At one before they are all
Christmas gifts.
10 and 15 cents.
3 COMPANY
L STORE
jM, Prop.
Personal I
Mr. Attaway Gilstrap of Cen
tral was In Pickens Saturday
on business.
Rev. J. C. Bailey preached
one of his usual forceful sermons
at the Presbyterian church hero
Sunday.
Nine Berkshire pigs for sale.
$3.00 each. Attaway Gilstrap,
Central, S. C.. near T. L. Wat
kins.
Douglas Yongue is in hard
luck. With eggs selling at 6c
each in some places, his only
hen died last week.
W. M. Baker, a well known
citizen of the Dacusville section,
was at the county seat on bus
iness Saturday.
Elbert Finley, Esq , of this
city, worshipped with his old
church at Cross Roads on Sun
day last, and visited his parents
in the afternoon.
inksgiving R
s of Thanksgiving Fruits at
'ais1s8, Oranges,
Celery, etc.
sh and of best quality. V
uit Company r
Pickens, S. C.
b Miss Bessle Jones of Easley I
3 visiting her friend, Miss Mar:
- Roberson, in Pickens.
Mrs. H. A. Nealey attende<
. the W. M. U. meeting in Andei
- son last week, as a delegat
e, from the society here.
Don't forget the bazaar an
chicken dinner to be given b
the ladies of the Methodif
tchurch next Friday, the 2131
,Call on them in rear room of thi
Pickens bank buildina.
"Gold Fish Day" at the Pici
sens Drug Co., was a big succes:
SEvery fish was gone ini fot
hours after the sale begai
meaning that about one fiE
e wvas given away every minui
-during the sale, and many moi
~t could have been given awa'
i. If you have a good thing to offi
Ii the people let them know it th:
The &entinel.
our Hair
~HT!
ived the prettiest and best
LSHES ever shown in Pick
( THE BEST. With each
soc, and up, we will sell you
a 5oc bottle for 39c, or the
s-Best for the Teeth
one tooth brush free, value
mnaa Announcenment
PharmacY
WIS, Prop.2
~e delivered by Parcel Post
X
aof ofio. ony of tloteco, -
Lucas County.
nk J en mak oath tiathe 1
efrIne theOlfl of F. J. Cheney.
.oing business in the City of To.
d , County anq State aforesaid, and
nat~~~ sadinI W pay the sum of ONEI
UNDD DOLLAS for each and ev
ry cme of Cta that cannot bo cured
V the-Uso of 1AI 0 CATAflI3M CURJV.
WRANK J. CH ENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
ry presce, this 6th day of December,
(Seal) A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
tnd acts directly upon the blood and mur
ous surfaces of the system. Send for
estimontale, free.
F. . CIENY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggl~ts. 76ce.
Take Mall'. Family Fills for constipation.
Mrs. C. E. Watson of Green
ville, superintendent of the W.
M. U., northern division, at
tended the quarterly meeting
held at Mile Creek last Sunday.
This was a fine meeting.
J. D. Nations of Liberty route
3 was in Pickens last Wednes
day. While in town Mr. Na
tions was a pleasant caller at
The Sentinel office. He has
been a regular subscriber to this
paper for 22 years.
About fifty people from Pick
ens went down to Easley on a
special train last Thursday
night to take in the carnival.
Several of them came back and
reported having seen snakes and
a two-headed man.
The Misses Attaway enter
tained a few of their friends at
their home Friday evening.
Games, music and fruits were
enjoyed by the guests, who were
loath to depart from so pleasant
a place.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. White
house left last week for Missis
sippi. Mr. Whitehouse had
charge of the sale at P. M.
Cate's store. Mr. Jaryis came
here to take charge of the sale
in Mr. Whitehouse's absence.
Miss Jessie B. Edens and bro
ther, Paul Edens, of the Oolenoy
section, were on a visit to Miss
Pearl Hester Saturday and sun
day and worshipped at the Bap
tist church, and also attended
the meeting of the delegates
called to aid in raising funds for
for foreign, state and home mis
sions and the Six Mile Academy.
Mrs. M. C. Lynch and daugh
ter, Miss Eya Jones, visi,ad M rs.
M. F. Hester on the 15th Inst.,
[ and also paid a visit to her son,
Ray, our accommodating night
operator. Come * 4gain, Mrs.
- Lyiich, and visit our town, for
there are no better people in the
county than the Pumpkintown
and Oolenoy folks. I think this
part of the county is the Eden
of upper Carolina. Watch and
'see. *
Theron H-ester, who is em
ployed by A. C. Gravley, livery.
-man at Pickens, w~as hurt lasi
e Sunday in Easley, when th4
horse he was driving b~ecam4
frigIttened and unmanageable
d He was bruised about his neck
V back and knees. The horse wai
t also injured, Mr. H-ester wva
bL at once taken to his brothe:
e Walter's home and receiye<
medical atti ntion from D)r. C
N. Wyatt. He came to thi
home of his parents in Picken
Monday and is now able to b
tr out.
for th Winersesoninth
U STANDAR
or WINTER 9-4
20*W~IT Cettrs <-si"a o s soc..,.
Ano wl fianad Ptesmreste
Crbstand Bros prcticay
frthete Wtar sasyon minh
Special Pri
AT TI
When you a
come here. Yoi
in the kind of n
work here as it
less of the fact t:
boaght on a bas
DRY
t'
DEPARP
Special Values
Ono lot of skirt $1.50 yall
One lot of skirts $2.50 to
One lot of skirts $4.50 to
One lot of skirts $5.00 to
Special in Ladies
Lot No. 1. Four suits r
striped effect. Value $8.50, i
Lot No. 2. Four suits in
lined. Former price $15.00 a
Lot No. 3. Six suits in I
price $18.50 to $25.00, will go
Lot No. 4. Two suits bli
lined. Former price $25.00, I
Mens
One lot of about 200 Mor
.dots and stripes $1.25 to $1.71
One lot of Corless Coon 4
15c or two for 25c, to close fc
Biggest V;
Fifty pairs of wefl'know
Emer price $3.00, $3.50'and $4
Here is your chance to 1
of overalls. About 100 pairs
to close for 75c, $1.00, $1.50
r
HEATI
Classified Column't
One-Cent-A-Word
WANTED-Those who desire
good pay and easy employment ~
in town, or county, to write me.
imimediately. Address, Busi
ness, Pickens, S. C.
1 will pay from 7 to 12 cents a
for all t~he beef hides I can get, C
Bring thorn to me. F. L. Finley, 3
the market muan, Pickens, S. C.C
21-acre farm for sale. Good I
four-room house. Second-year a
land. Make bale of cotton to .
the acre. Good water. Atta
way Gilsti'ap, Central, S. C.
"'To have an~d to hold,'" is not
our motto. We have It and
.don't want It. Do you?
P. M. Cate.
F~oriAll' persons
Florida-ving acconts
to Parsons, & Ashmore will
please leave amount they
owe at the Pickens Bank
and get receipt. All ac
counts not paid b~y J9an. 1,
1914, we will have to place
in hands of an attorney for
,ollectionn
,re doing your fal
i. will find in all <
iLerchandise you r
lid when cotton 1
biat it is now selli
i~s of 10 cent cotto
004?
.JOODS
TMENT -
in Ladies Skirts
20 for $100
w3.50 value for $1.98
$7.50 value for $3.75
$8.50.value for $4.48'
and Misses Suits
nade up in good style with
educed to $4.48
navy. black and tan, satin
nd $20.00 to close for $9.98.
>lue. tan and gray. Former
for only $12.50
ie whipcord all wool and satin
o close for on$y S15.00
Shirts -
Larch and Cluett Shirts in neat
i values at only 75c.
olars, fuprngo pty le worth
edued of $4.48
n)ueetn anualiySh. Fore
.for only $2.50
uy pnscor ales wooland thpicn
in cloe for2 to $5.00 vle
Lachd Cu$2.hr00i na
r. nlif n ey,3a osn
nra QueciQality wilhoes inoLi
00tfo on lyn' $2 u str0o
'hry, pthoes 2tha n tprice
hed 2.00adinEse a .F
rmthtGl' Drug e ondy
he 29th. Remember all engage
nents are next week. -Call at'
,bove named places for infor
nation desired. Eye glasses
Itted perfectly at small cos't.
tdanoids, tonsils, nasal tumors,
ataracts, etc., removed. Cross
yes straightened. Catarrhal
iseases treated. Charges very
eason able and examination free
r all. No charges to the poor.
~lease call early at each office
nid avoid rush. (adv)
For Constipation
Famous Uver Buttons from Rot Springs,
Arkansas Better than Catomel.
When the best physicians in the
world's geatest health resort don t
othev t write.
proesoriptions, 1.
but just say" Get35~J
i bo: of Hot I
springs Livyer rIKi~~
Buttons for your ________
owels and liver,jL VL
md to give you
mn appetito," BUTTONS~
hen all who suf.
eoroughttoknow
inough ro cut out Calomel, and -geta
orxao-day Theysurel pu yur
rder -all druggists 25 Oonts. Get
hemnat
Plekens Drng (onnany
Lines of
I NOISE
[GiST(
1 shopping it wi]
)ur departments i
ieed, and your do:
ras selling for 10
ng for 14 cents, ac
n.
GRO(
DEPAR2
In our Grocery Departi
special values. You are nc
tity, but you can buy all wt
You should try our "Honey
will please everybody fron
baby.
Pride of Enid patent, gu
Copyright, one of the bec
20 pounds best brown su
18 pounds best granulate
Mogul roasted coffee, pei
5 pound can Carajara r<
$1.35 now only....................
You will find anything I
grocery store and at the righ
A full line of shelf ani
ranges, heaters and a comi
farm implements, wagons, i
are right.
It will pay y
the "Big Stor
shopping.
E=MORR
~s, ~s C.
Mr. B. F. Parsons, who open
ed up a store in Pickens recent
ly has got most of his goods In
and has a complete line of most
anytLhing you need. Mr. Par
sons has received the largest
shipment of- -candy that ever
came to Pickens. His Christ
mas goods are coming in every
day. Watch for his ad in nexct
week's paper.
Fo S My 2 houses
los
Pickens. You can get them
at a bargain. If you mean
business write mec for prices
and terms, or mnake me an
offer if you care to. Other
propeCrty in Pickens at a
bargain. Write mec.
J. R. Ashmnore, Lisbon, Fla.
Piedmont Tie
Pickeni
We are in the marfte
7x7, 8 1-2 fee t long, white :
pay cash for these ties uo
For further informatio:
Hi. D. Gibson
Dickemg
I1MM
)easonab el,
.1 pay you to
special values
Lar will do the
cents, re
3 our stoc I s
:ERY
FMENT .
nent we are offer g some
t limited to time or quan
have at prices 4uoted.
Boy" self rising flour that
Grandma down to the
ranteed, only ............$5.00
,t on earth .......... ........5.75
gar..............................1 .00
d sugar.................... 1.00
pound..................... 20c
)asted coffee, former. vrice
... ...... .................. $L00
iere that is usually kept in a
b prices.
WARE
I heavy hardware, stoyes,
>lete line of eyerything in
uggies etc., and the prices
ouI to COmei to[
e" t~o do your
ow Co.
Rev. M. L. Jones of Penrose,
N. 0., attended the Home comn
ing at Griffin on the last meet
ing day, and preached on Satur
day to the delight and profit of
a large congregationI. We wish
some of our pastorless churches
in this county could persu~ade
Bro. Jones to come back on
side of the mountain where hl .
spent so many years of his use
ful life in fighting sin, and
where he had to suffer for
Christ's sake.
SOME LEFT FOR YOU
We have yet left a large assort
ment of fine woolens for ladles'
skirts, at prices never before of
fered you in Pickens. P. M.Cate.
W A NT ED-A load of pine
wood at The Sentinel office.
& Lumber Co,
s, s. C.
I for standard cross ties,
post or ches nut oalk. We
Ii delivery in o$~ens.
J. D. liughey
,s. c.