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The Kin You Hawe Bears the mo ALOOSL E For uCer Thirty Years of . ASTORhA Exact Cg of Wapper.wg esumr , ueve wosera. A. K. Park. ireenville, 5. C, I have enjoyed the patronageot the readers *of The Sentinel for more than 20 years. I have appreciated this patronage and have tried to givesValue Received." I am now ready to serve you with a large and well 3elected stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Underwear, and Hosiery These are the newest creations in their line, bought right and will be sold at "Right Prices," and if goods are not as represented I AM RESPONSIBLE, and wdl make them right. Come to Greenville. Come in to see us. We will take great pleasure i showing you our goods, and if goods and price suit you will be glad to sell you, and should they not suit, we will appreciate the call just the same. A. K. PARK4 All PEPSI-Cola crowns bearing theword "Greenville" on inside upder cork disk will be redeemed at 5c each. Ask the Merchant There's a great reason why you should drink PEPSI-Cola. It is healthful. EVERY THING which it brings you is 100. :ent. PURE benefit and enjoyment.. Flavor is ious--rare. Effect is wholesome, satisfying c to refresh. It QUENCHES thirst with its fruit flavor. "There's a Difference" Cents T~he. Leading urniture Store IN THE COUNTY ge stock of everything in the Furniture line. Bed s $15.00 and up. Feather Beds and pillows to it the thing for this cold weather. Blankets too. t you need a cook stove or steel range? We have . our prices are right. ag Machines and Organs. Agents for the Schulz d the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. . L. & G. B. HAMILTON Easley, S. C. ~NVILLE BARGAIN HOUSE [Next Door to Hunter's Drug Store] LEN, Proprietor LIBERTY, S. C. Clothing, Shoes and lies' Ready=to=wear Skirts Selling at the Cheapest Price A I I bD A Reduced R. R. Fare G'ville and Retur Greatly reduced railway rat< will be given from Pickens i Greenville June 3, 4. 5, good i return I on any train leavin Greenville before mid-night < June 8. Ordinarily the roun trip fare from Pickens to Greei ville is $1.10, but on these dat it will be 90 cents. The occasion is the eight annual conventiun of the Unite Commercial travelers of the Cai olinas, which Greenville was s fortunate in getting for 1914 The date the convention meet is June, and the concludin exercises will be a big baseba game on Saturday afternoon c the 6th. Greenyille is noted for tb gorgeous was in which she er tertains her conventions, and I this instance all of her citizen and.esapecially the Chamber C Commerce, is making a speck effort to make this the most er joyable occasion of any conver tion which has ever met withi the city's borders. All wh come will certainly haye a bi time, and the preparations ar elaborate enough to take car of every U. C. T., who ca: come, as well as other visitor Camp of Sons of Veterans Organize A camp of United' Sons c Confederate Veterans was o gataied in Easley on, Saturda afternoon, May 23. J. A. Hir ton was elected Commandan1 J. B. Jameson, first lieut.; W F. Evatt, second lieut.; T. Ba:i ton, adjutant; Dr. H. E. Ru, sell, surgeon; E. P. McCravQ3 quartermaster; 0. T. Hintor chaplain; J. E. Craig, treas. an color sergeant; E. P. McCravei historian. The other member are C. T. Martin, J. M. Jamt son. J. T. Lathem. T. B. Owen E. M. King, R. L. Bishop, L. J Rogers, R. H. Sweet, fame Turner, W. M. Nalley, J. I Bagwell, W. E. Smith, Irvi Miller. A charter has heen applie for. C. T. Martin, T. T. Barto and W. F. Evatt were appoini d a committee to get up a cor stitution and by-laws. The regular meetings are t be held on the first Saturday i each month. The Camp was, on motiot amed "The William Young Damp, in honor of Williar Young, a young Confedera-t volunteer from near Easley,wh was the first man of the Fourt SA C. Regiment, and probabi the first-Southern soldier kille at the Battle of isull Run. Jul 21, 1861. Mary Margaret Freeman Mary Margaret, 3 - year - ol daughter of Rev, and Mrs. L.] k. Freeman. died at their hon: in Raleigh, N. C., on May 1 The following obituary notice taken from the Biblical Record and-will be read with intere and sorrow by the many frieni of the bereaved parents in th county, Dr. Freeman being a native of Pickens county: A little life, counted in months ar years, but how big in its influence! God gave to Dr. and Mrs. L. E. I Freeman a little girl, but, because F loved her with'an especial love, He soc took her back to Himself. Beautiful, gentle, affectionate, litt Mary Margaret was idolized in h< home, and tenderly loved by all wi knew her. The children in the neigl borhood-were devoted to her, and dail sought, her and her baby brother playmates. Of this baby brother Mai Margaret was the self-appointed gua dian, guiding his unekrtamn steps, ar shielding him from all real or imagina: danger. During her last brief illne: the nurses who cared for the little su ferer were so won by her extreme lov liness that, forgetting professional i terest, they mourned her death as si erely as those who had known h< longer. Certainly no life was ever moi lapped in love. "Weeping may endure for a migh but joy cometh in the morning." TI home is under the shadow of death ti ay, but do we not know that in ti as to come it will be all the bright< because of the little girl who wasi unshine a brief three years and thr< months? May God comfort the stricken housi hold and give them a new vision< Heaven, where there is no sorrow, suffering and, best of all, no sin. Miss S. E. YOUNG. Meredith College, Raleigh, N. C. Easley Near-Locals A large mud turtle straye from the "old mill pond'' las week and while leisurely war dering up Church street was al rested for speeding-almost u with Greenville. A harmless hen was shot on day last week, while on th streets of a live town betwee Pickens and Greenville. Sh aked and the police shot he for disturbing the peace. Since the railroad compan began improvements on thei track and it was announced the it would probably put on a electric car, they are improvin the streets around the station the junction by laying severn flower plats. The dr'y weathe nd dust, however, have bee hard on the flowers. Three young men, not thol oughly acquainted with city lif reandered in an auto over t the city one night recently o business. Afer the business wa transacted their city frnend ani Elk asked the boys (rom th neighboring town around to th club to "have sometlking c him." When they we e cor rcnted by the waiter a wei asked what they would av< ne of the forward and uns< ahimusina ones answe ,Oy n Abstract of New Re er For Voti ,0 The State Democratic convent Democratic clubs mull and void. Democrats-mist enroll themsell d in which they reside in order to vot 1 White Democrats, 21 years of s age before the succeeding general E of the state for two years and of t h A the succeeding general election and d to the first primary following thi enroll in the book of their club disi 0 tion, provided they are citizens of L Carolina. S The book of enrollment for eacl be opened by the secretary of the < day in June, 1914. Democrats who wish to enroll A elections must present themselves i: e the roll, giving their age, occupa street and number of their house w In case he is unable to write, t] make his mark on the book of the and the secretary will put his name Notice will be given by.county < retaries of clubs and where books o: The books of enrollment will b< chairmen on the last Tuesday in Jul, -e COW TO YERS OLI Xields to Vinwl. Read Why. Strong vigorous men and women fhardly-ever catch cok; it's only when the system Is run down and vitality - low that colds and coughs get a foob V hold. 1- Now Isn't it reasonable that the r b; right ay to cure a cough Is to bd up your run down condition again! Mrs. D. A. McGeesof Waycross, Ga.. says: "I had a chronic cold and cough which kept me awake nights for two years and I felt tired all the time. E L Vinol cured my cough and I feel ' d stronger In every way." The reason Vino1 Is so efcacious f S in such cases is.'because it contains - in a delicious concentrated form all 3, the medicinal c-ative elements of L. cod liver oil, with =1n6d, blood bulld s jng iron added. Chronic coughs and cdids yield to n Vinol because it bulds up the weak ened, run-down system. d You can get your ioney back any time if Vino1 does not do an we say. n Pickens Dr ug Co. Pickens S.C Too Much to Ask. Mrs. Henrypezk (looking up from her reading)-"This writer says that the widows make the best wives." Mr. Henrypeck-"But, really, my dear, you, can hardly expect melto die just in order to make a good wife of you." n Stray Stories. h6 lbs. of good coff better one, 5 lbs. foi 20 lbs. of sugar, week, for $1.00. -and every pair guar SA full line of men Stetson down to a 2 SThe top of the n ikinds of produce. A LES About ti 7Teacher-Johnnfie, into how id divided? 'Johnnie-T wo-Fords and A Teacher-Correct. What is eJohnnie--A Ford is a scier 2- motor car intended as the safest 3 least cost. e iTeacher-Does it fulfill the i rJohnnie-It does, t .Teacher-What can you say ie Johnnie-It consists of a cor i ful.of pleasure, fun and incident: erTeacher-WVhat are the neces ts in a Ford? reJohnnie-A little .gasoline in - and a little water in the radiator, f car. 1 Teacher--Why are Fords n operated than automobiles? Johnnie-Because they are r cumbersome adjuncts; in other Teacher-Now, what is an ai Johnnie-A .car usually of he pneumatic tires, high rated horse dstorage batteries, magnetic clutc "matic pumps, air-pressure pumps i- oil feed, speedometers, odometers, ~ air pressure gauges, deep unhoisti mechanical cong'lnmneration inter ethe rich from their cash. tep eJohnnie-It does. nTeacher-What can you say e bile? r Johnnie-It consists of break blowouts. 7Teacher-What are the neces "in an automobile? tJohnnie-Four big extra casi mechanician, an able-bodied cha E acount with your local bank; t gasoline stations, telephpone statio STeacher-Why are automob than Fords? nJohnnie-For the same reas< ate locomotives with pneumatic I Ford Cars I 0 Fully Equipped I Roadster Le Touring--- - For iniormatio1 e W. N. JONES a quirements ig in the Primaries ion has declared existing rolls of res on the book of the club district in primary next August. age (or those who willireach that lection), who have been residents he county for six months prior to of the club district 60 days prior ir offer to enroll, are entitled to rict to vote in the primary elec the United States and of South Democratic club in the state will lub on or before the second Tues- y in order to vote in the primary i person to the secretary and sign tion and postoffice address (and here these designations exist.) ie applicant for enrollment must club district in which he resides, on the book. hairmen of the names of the see enrollment are to be opened. closed and filed with the county way With Constipation even of America's Best Doc tors Endorse Dodson's Liver Tone to Take Place of Calomel Dangerous calomel's place is ow taken by Dodson's Liver s one safely and reliably,accord- a g to seven of the most noted dr nd highest priced physicians in he United States, after careful rf nalysis. These physicians al- t vays command huge fees and si a this consultation were paid or their best skill. Dodson's Liver Tone is a pal- si table vegetable-liquid, *ith n asy and natural action, and is V old and guaranteed by Pickens t )rug Co., who will refund pur- v hase price (50c.) instantly with- t ut question if it does not prove atisfactory in every way. There is not only no danger in e aking this reliable remedy, but e t causes no gripe, no pain and he after-effects are pleasant in stead of disagreeabie, as with t alomel. Dodson's Liver Tone I nterferes in no way with your -egular dvties, habits and diet. c [nstead, it actually builds and e trengthens you so that you eel happier, brighter, better and dealthier.-Adv. ee for $1.00, and a - $1.00. every day in the ~eo. D. Witt Shoes, anteed. 's fur hats from a 5c one. iarket paid for all J. W. HENDRICKS iSON de Ford many classes are motor cars atomobiles, Ford?4 tifically constructed four-wheel1 md surest mode of travel at the purpose for which it is intended? of a day's outing in a Ford? tinuous spin over hill and vale. 3, but without accident. saries to take for a day's outing a tank, a little oil in the engine and your wife and babies in thei ore cheaply and satisfactorily aechanically perfects free from words, are simplicity simplified. itomobil ? avy wei ht, with big, expensive1 power, made up of self-starters, ties, a network of wiring, auto oil pumps, oil feed pipes, sight clocks, volt meters, aerometers, ring, shock absorbers and other ded as a medium of separating i roose for whichi it was intended? of a day's outing in an autonmo downs, bog-downs, layouts and saries to take for a day's outing ngs, extra tubes, an electrician uffeur, a checkbook and a good and you will need to frequent ns and garages. iles more expensive to operate n that it is impractical to oper ires on dirt roads. 914 Prices . . B. Detroit -------- $500.00 --------- $550.00 i call or write ad L J. SMITH, Letter From "B" [r. Editer: As it has been ie time since we contributed iy thing to the colums of the mr old Sentinel, we decided to nock at its doors again for ad ttance provided its editor,, iught our items worthy of )ce. i We are always glad to receive. he Sentinel, for it has a warm ot in our hearts. The Senti-; was the first paper the ter ever read a line in, when ilate Major D. F. Bradley rs its editor. It was through igood advice of that worthy nd benovelent gentleman, tell ime the importance of an ducation, when I was not old' mough to see the need of it, hat I today possess what little onow. He advised me to con iue to read good books and pers and b following his Avice I find a newspaper is one ttthe grandest educators on uth, where a child's opportu na e. We aor alays gldho ncgive.i hecSetin, fornot havst a warm ot in ourtheartse Shatwil eoo wseftpaperc they Etoee read a laie inthen e as it editor It ad thr ore ey goodadice ofetht wcolrthy rid beve st entl eanel1 g Bie th ortancter ood ough Ito seem tho maed of bit ken o He aie me tld con kitapll and byntellowinglhy. fWhen wegeands eators the ath whe re aild's chppdru A poohen eo an givhie dthin annot trmings arond aroimenthing else a w aill lohchildren work muhe goodey keep rin advoaperthey abco are o e iavor theiin more ieydreadnh better coars hekibg orc an father goo rk pers out ahild othe piutl anod intelctardltyth e wee mana raiet the leonIsaiy rstng upovided, atd then seie oman -hildsen euhi fthknowrhowito aoend pening btiehs ortIsky r dsfranhiese and. man 1s chilldben markhenpt the llokee ro advotius as his )lory ducatonal othesa ys aregunavrls of knwingh thde betweductiotenSc a aing asuha athvoer go to ak, hmelf orl put hmo thet thrbxannhemn h Jus t au woed it. rear tont 10ctan' ea. Som e say v cvr hit man a ihtaboe has useaf the htbanot. ns Wellg, ut if ywher notn is waiaswll bmae uplsewhee adlo boyand ofvottons as this ap egarnces no, knisngok oughthere hs vted froo for tging is own intcide." sh ou tvbe aomed te vobt Sof ean a tpidy oyut most tickey fen ro andgestin hor te itouth voted sh od'b neanghty difanstie an man lvatd Ten hen aboe hae fuouses o the balt.mc rfe Well, and istupid water eatin s. way sellr aselsofwstom h tbad sand consthio enbeen ret Vegetation is ese apets.ahe re thisy o ike and mht beab cro yer, ct.hold her all pleyroom Ado. Sarrow Plen't Time tolEat Toukeeprrws from digsting or ans.patn hi lce wi rsl Lots For Saie. There are lots of good tbbaccom Good luck to -them! But the man who once tries STAG is interested in no other tobacco. 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