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7.-AST IA For Infants and Children. he Kind You Have ALCOOL 3 PER EAlways Bought A -do Bears the signatdre OTACOTIEC. -.m6tis~inn iUse For rOvir Thrty Years Far Ovf *.t'L -. ~. -K.Park nvi e .-: S. C, - - Lalve enjoyed.the patronageot therbaders fThe entinel for more than 20 years. I have appreciated this patronage and have d to give"Value Received." I am now to serve you with a large and well. selected 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 ne t as represented I AM RESPONSIBLE, and will make-them right. Come to reenville Come in to see us. We-will, take great pleasure in showing you dur goods, and if goods and price suit you-igill begliad to sell you, and should they not suit, we will appreciate the call just the sarnie. 11l PEPSI-Cola crowns bearing the word' "Greenville" on inside under cork disk will be redeemed at 5c-each. Ask is Merchsant There's a great reason- why you should drink JPEPSI-Cola. It is' healthful. EVERYTHING which i't brings you is 100 per cent. PURE benefit and enjoyment. Flavor is delicious-i-are. .Effect is wholesome, satisfyirg quick to refresh. It QUENCHES thirst .with its tart, fruit flavo#. "There's a Difference" 5SCent Make Her Pay TONIC Pkgs. 50c 1s lb. pas'l $OOC.00sse Used in housaof daires. Itasoothesand feeds the nervouSsyse and acts bmfcayon th mnil g btrul.big pronts. Refuse substitutes insist on Frtt S Get Pratts Alaanc--E Sold and Guaranteed by Folgar, Thornley & Co. 5557 iThe Best Form of Investment - is a savings account in an institu- ~ tion like this, where you not only - G get "your money back," but with - it-the accumulation of 5 per cent . interest, which we compound* semi-annually. Tihe longer .you - - -leave it with us the longer you'll like it in the end, the more you'll S appreciate the advantage of let-? Sting your money work for you as X bard as you worked fornt. Fuller + information on request. .TH.E KEOWEE BANK~ Pickens, S. C. TryAnAdvertisemlentliaThe el . 1. -, .'fr~-~I,.',~4 - -. ENTRANCE JO0 Coyih.27 b Pnm.Pcn:ne Thi potgrah hos te re hafdm i nw a h.HafDm CPiht. byPnam acific Interntoa xoi Home Coming Week At Clemson Coliege Clemson College, July 28.--Ap' roximately one thousand for er students and graduates of lerfison College have already eplied to their invitations, sig ifying their intention of being resent -for "Home Coming eek," the big reunion occa ion .which will take place at lemson College from nloon of ugust 27th. to noon of August 1st. It is planned to make his one of the greatest affairs f the kind ever held by anly outhern college. The actept nces already received make it ertain that the capacity of lemson's large barracks will be axed to accomodate those who oma. P'resident W. M. Riggs is do ig everything possible to haye ivitations reach every one of te six thousand men who have ttended Clemson. Many in'vi ations, however, have been re urned -unclaimed and it is de sired that any former Clemson en who have not yet received ivitations write to the presi ent. It is the college's purpose o make "Home Coming Week" memorable event in the lives f all who attend and it is de sired that all Clemsonites re eive notice of the occasion. The attendance will have to e limited to former students nly, becauseof limited facilities t will .be impossible to take care f even the wives of those who are "coming back." The act ommodations will be sufficient for only the alumni and. ex students themselves, so large will the number of these be. A most enjoyable program is being arranged for the five days f "Home Coming Week." he details of this will be an ounced later. Especially at tractive features will be prepared for Friday, Saturday and Sun day, the 28th, 29th, and 30th, respectively. The following list contains the ames of all former Clemson en from Pickens county. Allgood, K. Anderson, J. R. Anderson, E. T. Anthony. W. M. Barker, F. H. .' Boggs, J. C. Boggs, K. WV. Boggs, B. Boggs, H. I. Baroughs, C. C. Bowers. W. McG. Bowen, S. M. Bowen, J. H. Bowen, T. A. Bowen; R. E. Bowen, R. E. Jr. Brown, P. J. Carey, J. P. Jr. Chapman, H. M. Chapman, H, R. Clyde, W. L, Cockran, J. T. Davis, J. B. Dillard, T. Doyle, 0. M\. Earle, Ed win Field, J. 0. Field, B. G. Freeman, WV. E. Gaines, ZR. E. Garrison. F. M. Garrett, T. M. Garvin, E. C. Gillespie. L. D. Green, E. B. - Hamilton, E. L. Hendricks, L. L, Hendricks, J. M. Hendricks, J 4. Hendricks, M Hendricks, C. . Hester, P. H. - Hendricks, B. L Hunter, H. M. Hunt, W. L. Butchings, J. M. World Hc Iniermati MiE VAST EXHIBIT PALACE OF national ExpoaAo Company. western- portal- orentranceway of th ' of Vigor and Is 113- feet In, height B: )me,-which-was designed- by Mr. Jule: 9, left are seen -some of the ornamental on opens at ban Francisco i Februai Hunter, H. HMinter, W. Kay, L. M. Kat, R. -B. -Kirksey, J. K. Jr. SLawrence. W. B. Lairence, H...Y. Law-rence, J. Henry Lawrence, J. Hamilton Lawrence, Br. R. Lewis, H. C. Lewis, F. A. Lewis, E. E. - Martin,.B.W.H. Lauldin, . . Lawreni, . Henr Loalln, . Hmlo LMenit, L. B. LMewis, H. C. Morris, F.a Lende, F. E. rtie, B. A. Maoisn, G. F. Robinson, C. W. Robinso, F. C MSMeaton . . SMeit, L. Smithc, W. 0 Smith, T. . Soer, . B. Tihema, H. A. Wrbnok, J. C. Roinas, T. C. SWltam, S. E. Smite, R. F. Smit, W. T. Bsw, . .. Toms, L. P WBon, .. .. Brwi, A. J.. Wilhapmn. F. . Earle-, J. . Eate, D. . Get, J. K. Gsa, L. C Baoodn, . T. areut, R. . hapmanJ. .D. Eiggins J. H. Earle, D. . Hurttn, W. C. Galia, L. C. ald, C. B. audi, R. . Hille, . D.. Higgins.n . B. HRoberto, D. G. Hutins. . L. Stewart, I, M. aldr, . . Mulinm. W. F. iller, . . Robertson , . F. lknw oeratson, S.itmoudWi. Sogtwarstoc S Chabrli' llims Jo F. utmes fe reevin D.e heli a well knownl maersckhant ofaysiethat one5 salbougtstock of Chamberlain's edicin Choleaob able toarrhoe Remey thewrmmr to hismutmrs fe than .the cost of his entire stock of these medicines. For sale by all dealers.-Adv. .Don't take Calomel For Torpid Liver StoptakircalomeL-BHere'Sa con stipation and liver remedy tht' .'entle, safe and sure. Get a box to. Hot S Liver Buttons from E6t Springs, Ark, are' surely fie to tone up the liver, give you a Ihearty appetite, drive the poison from the bowels and make youfelsplendid -all druggists 25 cents. IFree sample LIVER BUTTONSan~d booklet . ,ut the famous Hot Springs Rheumatism ,e 0edy and Hot Springs Blood Remedy from oL Spings Cemic'al Co.. Hot Sprinags, Art. ,~ millrans Drne Company ?aded to A onal Exjpx FOOD PRODUCTS. r huge Palace 'of Food Products. The rilliant, riotous colors are employed ini Gue-in, one of the most celebrated shrubs that will be in bloom when the , 1915. Campaign Meetings In Third District Followin~g are the places and1 date for the speakers in this con esional district: Anderson, Thursday, July 30. Waihalla. Friday, July 31. Pickens, Saturday, Aug. 1. The Best Medicine in the World "M'i little girl had dyserntery very bad. I thougcht she would die Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her, and I can truthfully say that I think it is the best medi cine in the world,". writes Mrs. William Orvis, Clare, Mich, For sale bysalI deales.-Adv. Col. R. A. Thompson When it was reported last week that Col. R. A. Thomp son of W alhalla was passing to the great beyond, The Ander son Mail contained the following tribute: "In his boyhood Col, Thompson learned the printer's trade, and he worked for a while on a newspaper at old Pendle ton. That was long before the civil war. L4er he studied law, and in 1860 he was a practicing attorney at old Pickens, and his standig was such that he. was elected a member of the Seces-. sion Convention. 'He is the last surviving member of the patri1 ots who signed the ordinance that severed South Carolina from the Union. This was done in Charleston in December, 1860, nearly fifty-four years ago. When the war broke out he volunteered, of course, and he rose to the. command of a regi ment. After the war Oconee county was cut off from Pickens, and Wahalla was selected as the county seat. Col. Thompson located there and has lived there ever since, editing the Keowee Courier and practicing his pro fession. and enjoying the love and confidence of all the people. Col. Thompson was a lawyer, and a good one, but he spent as much time in trying to get peo ple to compromise their differ ences as he ever spent in the court rooiin. He was the friend and counsellor, without' fee or reward, of a hast of people. ,He was a lawyer who discouraged litigation, Col. Thompson was not an assertive man; he did not push himself forward as ,many men have done; but he was a mran of fine intellect and strong mind, and the people of his .section rcognized these qualities and they always honored him when they could. No man ever stood higher in the esteem of his friends and neighbors. A good and great man is pass ing from us. He has had a long life, and it has been filled with honors and good works. His 'time has come, and he is going 'to the'reward promised the righteous. Notice to Debtors and Creditors All esosholding claims against the 'estate of the late Larkin Hughes must present the same duly proven on or be fore the 15t day of Auut, 1914, or be debarred payment: and all persons in debted to said estate must make pay ment on or before the above date to the undersigned. T. J. MAULDIN, 13 Executor. INotice to Debtors and Creditors All perso.ns holding claims against the Iestate of the late F. B. Morgan must present the same duly proven on or be If,,re the 15,th day of August, 1914, or be Idebarred payment; and all persons in debted to said estate must make pay ment on or before the above date to the u ndersin.MG Miss MArrIE . ~0GA, 13 - fxectors. farvelous )SitiOnl in San ?AGUMPSE 0F D Copyright, 1914. by Panama Pacific Iate Upon entering the main gates o: will find he must traverse a vast str bloom, where fountains play and grc photograph herwith shows the Sout delight exposition vIsitors. Thousan world for the landscaping, which is permits. There have been brought and West Virginia, tulips fom Holla them more than sixty feet In height International Exposition opens In Ba Snminons for Reliet State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. ( Court of Common Pleas. T. J. Bowen, M. L. Bowen, Mrs. L. M. Berry, W. R. Bowen, S. H. Bowen. Plaintiffs, vs. N. Texie Bowen, and the heirs-at-law and aistributees of Matilda Taylor, R. E. Bower, John H. Bowen, Elvira Halcombe, Janie Dalton, the number, names and places of residence of whom are unknown, Defendants. You are hereby summoned -and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answ~er on the subscrber at his office at Pickens, .South aolina, with. in ,twenty (20) days after the service thereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this act ion will a ply to the court for the relief demand in the Aondpacht of you are hereby notified that the objectof this-action is the par tition of certain real estate of the late John Bowen'. deceased, and that no per. sonal claim is made against any of you. Dated July 21, 1914. L. H. SMITH, Plaintiffs' Attorney. A. J. BoGGs [Seal] C. C. P. To any and all such defendants as may [be minors over the age of fourteen (14) years, whose names, number and loca tion are unknown to the plaintiffs, and to such persons with whom any of the defendant minors who may be under fourteen (14) years of age may reside: You are hereby notified .that the ob object of this action is the pattion of certain real estate of which John Bower died, seized and possessed in the county of Picker's, State of South Carolina; and you are notified and summoned tc procure for yourselves or for such mi nors as may be under fourteen (14) years of age and reside with you, the appointment of a gug.rdian ad literm within twenty (20) days from the ser vice of this summons upon you, to'rep resent each of you or em or your 01 their interests mn said action,. and t~hai unless you procure for yourselves oi them the appointment of such guardiaz ad litem, the plaintiffs' attorney will apply to the court for the 'appointmeni of some suitable person~to act as guar dian ad litem to represent your or thei~i respective interests herein at the expi ration of twenty (20) days after the service of this notice and summons up on you; and further take notice, thai the summods in this action, of whick the above ~is a copy, and the complainti herein were filed in- the office of thE Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of thE State and county aforesaid on the 21s1 day of July, 1914. L. H. SMITH, , . Plaintiffs' Attorney. To the absent defendants, to-wit The heirs-at-law and distributees oi Matilda Taylor, R. E. Bowen', John H. Boen, Elvira Halcombe, and JaniE Dalton, who are not minors, and whosE names, number and places of residence are unknown: Take notice that thie siunmons in this Iaction, of which the above is a copy. Iand the complaint herein were filed iu 'the office of the'Clerk of Court of Com Imon Pleas of the State of South Care 'lina, county of Pickens, on the 21st dal of July, A. D. 1914. L. H.- SMITH. Plaintiffs': Attorney. Notice to Old Soldiers The surviving soldiers of the Confed erate States in Picken's county are re Iquested to meet in each township oi August 1 at 3 p. m. for th~e purpose 0: electing a representative 'to meet at the court house on the -first Monday in Sep tember, to elect a county pension bear for the year 1915. The place for meet ing for each township is as follows: Easley at Easley. Liberty at Liberty. Central at Central. Pickens at Picker's, Nimmons at Mile Creek. Eastatoe at Antioch Church. Pumipkintown at Sutherland's Store Dacusville at Looper's Gin. When assembled they shall organiz by electing a chairman and a secretar by ballet, and an ex-Confederate -sol dier and not a -holder or an applican' foeansion as a representative 6f sai All receiving pensions now will cor tinue to get pensions. ' J. B. NTEWBERY, Pension Commissioner. Send your iiext or der for printing t< The Sentinel anc have it printed right Panama-Paci Francisco in 1915 A FAIRYLAND .N THE GREAT SOUTH GARDEN -national'Expostlon Company. ILI the PanamaPacfie International Exposition from an tch of landscaped -grounds, wherin are s't.mHln ups of- statuary are set at. Intervals. This1,a the h Gardens as they are today and gives a glimpse of - - s of rare trees, palms ind shrubs have beei brought. :rried on in that sumptuous waY whie'h the, mi4ropical o' San Francisco giant tree ferns from A r id, b na plants from, Hawaii and> Central Am and of great girth, have been traosplant6dtot NORTH CAROLINMMANTE HE SAVED HIMSELF FROM J.-E. Erwin -Says Mafr's Stomach husa tte er Remedy Brought Him As- have found ree ntik I . . treatment. -Teis tonishing Relief. ngtaent. Mays J. E. Erwin of winston-Salem, N. C., clears thets was for a long while the victim of seri- aderetions . ......es . ous disorders of the stomach. . He tried ter. It all kinds of treatments and had many, from n doctors. Many say ita v Oneday hetooka trIaloseof May's erOen tonished at the results. ye helph he Because of -tile' sought had corne. .He wrote: Ithis reme y'tliere 'iiay "rm satisfied through personal use serdbe cautious..3 .B r'id of the life-saving pwersaof .your Won- Go to Pieune.i g derful -Stomach Rmedy. You ,have the wonderful few~ weeks more had it not been for to Geo. H~M your remedy. I atn enclosing a list of Whiting St. -Ch~ fiend fferers who ought torhave some,,ongo~mach aleta of your remedy." .- letters frddipeojd w&i IMr. Erwin's experience is a proof of 'sord -Ayd the merit of'the remedy. (ust such enf wonderful effects CAd' " - 1W-!E -Notice ... w The State of South Carolina, County of Pickens. Whereas, a petition from the -free - holders and electors of Rnlumiah School District Number 5 has been filed with the County Board of Education asking that an election be held 'to determine of six mills shall be levied on said dis-' trict for school purposes. Therefore, it is ordered that the trus tees of the above-named-'districtdo hold " ~ - an election, in said* district on the 1st day of Augurst, 1914, at the schoolhouse. The -trustees are hereby appointedman agens, the election to be conducted in accordance with section 1742 of'the gen eral -statutes. By order of the County'Boaidof" Ed ucation. .R. T. HALLUM, 12- Secy. and Chairman. Notice .,s The State of- South Carolina, - U County of Pickens. Th cb iIA~ 'Wherebs, a petition. from the free. Unfi fre)NW~ ~ holders and electors of Glassy Mountain here's $1,000 foreynUr School District No. 32has beenfiledwith mention it-emysin the County Board of Education asig The Actor ,, that an election be held .to determ' e mange whethernor not aA additional speciallevy nts' anyhew tonigh of one mill shall beleviedon said district for school purposes. Therefore, it is ordered that the trus- Ya' tees of the above-named districtdo hold 'what eould' be13 an eletion in said district on the' 1st man without a o ur ~ 1 dayof August, 1914, at the school house. high' school liflture The trustees are hereby appoi ted man- eas agers, the. election to .be con iucted m -'"A t- tet accordance with section 1742 of the a ygrjsta By order of h County Board of Ed- Woman's Home ComPanien. uation. R. T. HALLUM, 12 Secretary and Chairman. ' On the Othe Iand. - " ICauses of Stomach Troubles to e9 *tansi I ~'Perha," rep~od SSedentary -habits. lack of out- tkm bt on door exercise, insufficient masti- wat - _. cation of food, constipation, a * torpid liver, worry and anxiety, at:4.kk overeating,partakingof foodand 'ny-Her'husand a drink not suited to your age and when he :died, and he -let~h % occupation. Correct your habits iion.' ~~ and take Chamberlain's Tablets Daisy-They had be and you will soon be well again.- 1ears, I think.' For sale by all dealers.-Adv. nyw-~ Just Uphod AU Our Lines' as being among the very highest - qualities in Groceries. Our Tea, SCoffee, Flour, Sugar, Butter, Co coa, Rice, Oatmeal, Canned and t ~Glass Goods of all kinds are posi tively guaienteed tobe freshanld' "- ''I -tpure and of the standard grades .throughout. .We 4eliver orders - soon after they are given and our +prices are acknowledged to be ex -tremely low when considered w ith Sthe quality of our goods. Pickens Hardware & (Irocr i Company -|- Pickens, South Carolina