The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, December 04, 1913, Image 6
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i CHRISIM
PICKENS DI
As usual we will b
wants in this line. Mar
Such as Jewelry, Station
Pipes, Toilet Sets, and
be on display in plenty
In regular and tancy
Liggett's and Guth'c.
We have b6ught g
M here for eleven years.ar
i PICKENS
THE RE
J.N.HA
Local anc
A rare chance to buy sason
able goods at factory cost.
LeRoi 1gizS. of Icasler, vi
ed relatives here Sunda'-,
Mr. W. A. Thomas has had
Is house, 011oes st reet re
modeled.
E. M. enmiln' family
Iast we'
Mr. C. WV. Smith of I.blerty
route 3 was at the countv seat
on business Monday.
Married, near Sen'ca. last
Wednesday, Miss Luil:1 Morgan
to Mr. Thos. Lawrence.
T h e n e w $20,000 Baptist
church at Clemson College was
dedicated last Sundar.
Miss Kate Ballard. teachr in
the graded school, visited rebi
tives in Atlanta last weik.
You will be I reated right when
you trade with the three big A's
-Anthony, Alexandor, Allen.
Miss Stella Porter, who is at
tending school at Central, spent
Thanksgiving with her paren ts
here.
Miss Inez Morris of Chicora
college spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Morris.
Mr. J. T. TowVnes, who lives
near Hagood's miii and who ha~s
been criticaliv ill, is im prov in i,
we are glad to say.
Miss Euila Attaway and \irs.
?arkjn of TAbertyv, spent
Thanksgivinig with the former's
mother in Pickens.
Dr. J. L. Valley has had his
residence I-rmodeled on the in
terior and has one of the niicest
homes in the county. Con
tractors Yongue and Griffin did
the work.
y FRESH EV
CA
When yon give1
best. When you gc
don't go, send it..
Will have a larg,
mas. -Baskets and is
SKeowee
WY R.E. LE
+~ ~ one frgoods to
AS GOODS
RUG COMPANY
e in shape to supply your
y goods already being shown.
ery, Perfumes, Fountain Pens,
Bilvdware. Our Candy will
of time and cannot be equaled.
packages. We handle both
oods for the Chri t-.nas trade
Ld believe-we can lease you.
DRUG 0.):
KALL STORE
LLU, Prop.'
I Personal
Miss Nell. Whit ten, of Green
ville, has been visitilg pit, the
homfie-of J. D. Hughoay"N.
Rev. J. E. Cri m of L iber'ty
will condnlict the raver- meeting
at the Bapt1ist church tonight.
W. S. Gantt, magistrate for
Hurricane township, was at the
couli ty seat on business 'I'uesday.
Thomas Rice of West inlster.
spetI several days last week
with his brother-in-law, R. R.
Stevenson.
If Vou] have an1y idea that the
sale at the Biv Store is a fake.
just ask one of the iakiy satis
tied eistomers.
Ms. J 11. . Kensler, of Ander
son, has beeu spending some
time with her daughte , Mrs. T.
A. 'SeawrVight. -
Guy McFall went to Suter
this week to abtend the Shirin
er's ieeting i that place on
Thanksgiving day.
Charl ie Robinson. Jr. accom
panied by his friend, Mr. Hen
ley, of Greenwood, S p e n t
Thanksgiving in Pickens.
1Jarried byV J. B. Newherv, at
his residence, November 30, 1913,
Miss Bertie May Parrott and 0G.
Ramnond Hendricks, of Cen tral.
The goods at the Heath-Bruce
Morrow Co. are perhaps the
best selected and (leanest ever
offered at suoh imv prices in the
at ate.
Miss Ellen Anders~onl, teacher
in the gi'lded school, spent the
T1hankcsgiving hottidays as. the
guest of Miss Floride IDavis -in
Easley. __
Mrs. Silas Curtis of Mile (Creek
is in the sanitarium at Green
ville, where she had a serious
operation a few days ago H-et
Imany friends wish her aln early
recovery.
ERY WEEK ~
>'unally's you give the
take it. When you
ELL IT
Sassorment for Christ- p
ty boxes,
Pharmacy ~
WIS, Prop. -
e dlierd y Prcl os
i Dr. Ponder of Dacusyime, was
one of the prominent visitors
heremonday.
C. M. 1o wel and family
- spent last Thursday at Callhunl
C( wih his sister, Mr's. lldeni.
- Casey Porter is back in Pick
1ens after sJending several I
months iII Gleetyille amld k'e
luinbia.
John Christoplier, tt' t
Ville, and Bristow 't'istpher,
of Duncan, spent 'T'lh aks40 in.
with their pan'nts helrv,
(.One attrictiol for sale at the
[ bazaar to be Oivel ne\t i ridav
by the latist Lidies, is a col
lect ion et exAisite painitin&s,
I .ast N ednIIy evening itiss
l.:linor Knight's smaller music I
ppi 1iIs gave :1 reil in the audi
[ itio I 'ok t'100 l t Ia rec ia t . i %,e
Ili, N. R2. K*'ll'n re r il
I ItenIt cit i~ of I1 1 I I I 'IlI I I I ,
wa 's inl 'ickenls Tuesd1lv yn bi S -
i less and azlid Tlhe Sentinel a
pleasant. call.
~ard-time prices ini a tilie Of r
plentv. A chance that never -
cones to sompe people and sel
(10111 to any people. The Big (
Store is the place. t
Th1e long spell oh' pretty I
weather we have been having U
was broken Saturday, but no
one is com plaiiing. If we had
sneh pretty weather ;,Il the
time we would forget how to t
apprecia'e it
Mi. an([ Mrs. H. P. Sitton of t
Pendleton are visiting Mrs. M. t
C. Lewis in Pickens. Mr. Sit
ton's first wvife was Mis. Lewis'
sister and he is the father of a
Vedder' and Phil Sitton, famous t
baseball players.
t
W7e learn that- the dwelling r
occupied by Mr. Arthur RaIpey
and famity, in the M(iutntaini
View section, was destroyed by
fire last week and most of the
household goods burned. A new
honse is being built.
Miss M. E. Frayser, head of
the home economics department
of Winthrol) college, will spend
three days in PicKens county
this week, visiting some of the
schools in Easley end Liberty
townships, in the interest of her
department.
Thue Big Store is not going out
of business here. 'They are only
going to discontinue their diry
goods, clothing, shoes, notions
a n d millinery departments.
They w ill con tinue their grocery,
hardware, fmtniture and farm
implement b~usinless.
There was more corn made on
the old Alexander place, on Big
Ekstatoe, this year thani ever
before. Mrs. B~oggs, who owns
the 'place nowv, has over 700
bushels of corn in the crib) and
more in the field. Mr. Oliver'
Smith is overseer of the farm.
William I. Gi avley, of this
county, who has. been in Mon
tana for the past sixteen mponths,
arrived in Pickens last week and
will remain in this -section' for a
year or more, when he expects
to return to Montana. We are
glad to have him baick and hope
he will dlecide to stay in this
county, lHe reports that the
Pickens people in Montana are
getting along well.
Verner Corbin, of the Table
Rock section of this county, wvas
arrested Saturday charged with
making whiskey, and whbile
waiting for' a friend to come and
sign his bond, he wvalked out of
town. He was not being watch
ed close and took advantage of
hIs kind treatment. H e is only
a boy and will likely come back
when he thinks the matt er over.
J. S. H-. Price, one of the sub
stantial citizens of this county,
has sold his farm on route 6 to
Mr. Bascom- 'Mauldin and
bought a farm one mile from
Seneca. in Oconeo county. He
has moved his family .to their
new home, but he will' remain
here-for a short time to wind up
his business affairs here. We
are sorry to lose, good citizens,
but we wish them happiness
and prosperity in their new
home. Mr. Crayton Oliver will
lieat the place Mr. Price mnov
ed from.
'CASTORIA
For Infant's gz40144dm~
ihe Kind You Bgve Always Iought.
Bears the
Signature ofLdat"4j
Classified Column
One-Cent-A-Word
Christmas crackers, candlec
and fruits at Greg T. Mauldin's.
We have one of the largest
and best. lines of Christmas
goods we have ever shown.
They will be oi display in due
time. Craig Bros. C0.,
The Store that Saves You
Monloy."
Fs'OR SALE-One Smith Pre
mier No. 2 Typewriter. In ex
:elloutt condition. Apply to C.
.'. Ioroughs. Norris, S. C.
FOR SA L E-First-class oak
mdt pino lumber. Apply to Hol
omtb' & Pace, Pickens Route 3.
Ladies' Skirts must go. Any
hing in the house $1.98. Chil
Iren's Oloaks, 48c; Misses', $1.98.
Ibs. best coffee 90c; Soda, 7 lbs.
or 25c; Matches, 2 boxes for 5c.
Uways pays to see
T. D. Harris.
Lost or strayed-A hound dog.
with black back, white breast,
dhite blazed face, and yel
)w legs.. Will pay $5 for his
tCurni. J. R. Howard, Pickens
)uto 2.
We have sold our interest in
lentral Drug Co., Central, S.C.,
, P. L. Ezell and T. J. Werner.
tii Persons indebted to us will
lease call and settle before Jan
ary 1, 1914. C. G. Rowland,
L. T. ShirJey.
)r. Clifton -Eye, Ear, Nqse
id Throat Specialist-will be
w Central on Wednesday, the
Oth; in Liberty on Thursday,
lie 11th; in Pickens on Friday,
he 12th, and in Easley on Sat
irday, the 13th. One day only
t each place. Inquire at drug
tores in each town for informa
ion. Eye-glasses fitted at small
ost. Adenoids, tonsils, nasal
umors, cataracts, e t c. , re -
aoyed. Catarrhal diseases
ured. Cross eyes straightened.
,harges very reasonable, and
xaminations free to all. No
harges to the poor. Please call
arly and avoid a rush.
Subscribe for The Sentinel.
Forida- l p- rso
owing accounts
ro Parsons & Ashmore will
please leave amaount they
owe at the Pickenms Bank
aind get receipt. All ac
couints not paid by Jani. 1,
1914, we wvill have to place
in hands of ani attorney for
Ol alcation sohsadhel og
Thlplsin anoienrpatdukyfTht
AW ce.c ona i~rsclssfied, iernd
proion se i to th csaize roferte
pond (r(e poant l. egth ndIothe'
straHn(staple.)WY Conad
17puf straend Sthil. Pon.
ThiHoier hrand
proortio expensie ande ofl knie
stronger yarn than staples
this long . By buying
the longest-sta pled Sea Island
Cotton, we are able to knit
thin-sheer hosiery and give it
the strength of medium
weights. And we guarantee
it to wear,
Buster Brown's
DA RNLESS
Guaranteed Hosiery
For Men, Women &' Childreni
26c psr *ou' ongt**'
Is made in all styles, -weights,
sizes and eleven colors. Four
pairs guaranteed for four
months or single pairs may
be purchased
for 25c. Wear
ing parts are
re in fogrc ed
w i th linen
and~ silic lisle,
plain or rib
bed finishes
can be secur
ed.
'Craig iNros.Co.
Pickens,S.C.
' Good
IN
WE the Pickens Ha/d
above. Yes, we are more
time. W, expect to contin
business gets better every
time he makes a purchase <
sale that is made in our sta
money refunded.
COOK:
We wish to call your q
'Guaranteed Cooking Stoi
Heaters of all kinds. It wi
you buy.
FARM
Come and let us figurt
be heat for service for $25.00
high and well filled wheels.
to make some special prices
the Perfection Plow Stock a
We can save you muney on
get repairs for the Vulcan F
Plows. Traces, Back Bands,
Good Hames for 50c. Best
regular price $1.00. Check
This is hunting time.
Rifles of all kinds from $1.0(
Builders Supplies of all
GR
Our Grocery Stock'is
Try a sack of our Flour at
- Oranges, apples, nutE
18 pounds Franklin g
.5 pounds best roaste<
Big size can Luziann<
.One pound cans 30 cents.
&Best Sun Dried Appl
Evaporated Peaches i
We want to make a<
ber when you make a deca
hand.
ANTHONY
PICKENS HA
8988 _ -m mnue
Notice to Farmers.
The Charlotte Semi-Weekix
Observer is the only sem i-week.
ly newspaper in the South thai
allows farmers to advertise freE
of charge, and The Semi-Week
ly Observer prints all the news~
that's fit to print. Do you wani
anything? Have you anything
to sell? Send your advertise
ment and it will be published
Three Times Free of Chargt
and you wvill get the paper twc
weeks free. Address
T h e Charlotte Semi - Weekl3y
Observer
Charlotte, N. C.
Condensed Passenger Schedules
Betwveen Greenville, Anderson anid
Greenwood. Effective Thursday. May
15th, 1918. Trains leave and arrive cor.
ner 1an and Washligton streets.
Leave Arriive
No. Time. No. Tilme.
1..........6 00am J 2- - -.0a
8...........50 am - 1.0a
5.......10.00) am I61.5p
7...-.11.40 am 14----.0p
9...........1,45 pm 10- -- 55 m
11 . -.....8.50 pm 12- -0.5p
15.......5.00 pm 1---82 s
- 7..........8.85 pm 1800p
ITicke~ts on sale 0. 8 .Trla
104 North Main St.
U. S A.......n a....81 Agen
0 V~e
PICKENS
ware & Grocery Co. must say that we are proud of the
than thankful to state that our Big Sales are on all the
ue these sales as long as there is a pea in the dish. Our
year. WHY? First, we have a satisfied customer every
)f any kind in our store. Second, we stand-behind every
re and guarantee everything to be as represented. or
[NG STOVES
.ttention to our line of Cooking Stoves. ' You can buy a
re from us for $1o.oo up to $28.oo. Also Ranges and
11 pay you to see our line-of Stoves and Ranges before
[ IMPLEMENTS
with you on Farm Implements, Disc Harrows that can't
Ask any owner. See our heavy nine blade stalk cutters,
Remember the Win. J. Oliver Turn Plows. We are going
this time on Turn Plows. Save time and trouble by using
nd'Turners. They take the ground without riding them.
your roofing. We sell it $1.65 per-square and up. You can
lows at our store, or anything you need on the farm such as
Best Lone Star Hames -for 95c, . $1.0.4erywhere
Leather Collars. Leather and. .goth baqk .lm.,-for 25c,
lines, single lines-14 to 16 feet lengths.
3ee the best Single Barrel. Shot G nma.eever -sold for' $450.
)up.
kind. Locks, knobs, nails, etc. .?I
OCERIES
always coinplete with the best Flour that money can buy.
d be convinced of the above.
, raisips, and all kinds of fruits for the holiday trade.
?rar.ulated Sugar for $i.oo
I and green Coffee for $i.oo
Coffe with China tea cup and saucer in each can for $1.oo
es i o cents per pound.
2 1-2 cents per podn'l.
leal with you for your chickens and eggs. Please remem
I, deal with the three aces, then you have a good helping
LEXANDER, ALLEN
LRD WARE & GROCERY -~ CO.
T. R. ALLEN, Manager
HFOUIVRLD
Today's the day-to buy that Ford. Provide
yourself a comfortable, dependable and econom
ical car for the coming tomorrows. You can't
begin' too soon to cut down that transportation
-expense. The Ford serves your every purpose
-at lowest cost.
Five hundred dollars is the new price of trhe Ford \~
I runabout; the touring car Is five fifty; the town
car seven fifty- f. o. b. Detroit, complete with
* equipment. Get catalog and particulars from
Smith & Jones, Easley. S. C. Repair parts also
- kept in stock.
L. J. SMI TH W. N. JONES
Easley, S. C.
'PICKENS BANK
* . PICKE~NS, S. C.
Interest Ppld on Deposits.
.J. McD.'BR~UCE, L. M. MAULDIN
President Cashier