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As -s i .v4et4,elur go we were to give w to r ee,ng w :ould reget having beenf so 'P14y." There . much fruknd vegatables that needsaving and it means nrw r never, hot or cold, rain or shin. We h1ave on lhand a good supply of fruit jars, fruit jar rings for Mason jars, White Crown jar tops, rubbers, Economy jar tops,. preservirig - powder, pure apple vinegar and white wine pick ling vinegar; fly traps to catch the flies; kraut or - meat jars; churns; pitchers for butter, milk, etc; . covered jars, jugs, etc. But Don't Work All the Time . You need some rest.* If your chairs need a. new . bottom call on us for most any size. If you'think . of taking a vacation you will probably need trot linies, fish lines, fish hooks, etc. Maybe a cheap watch or drinking cup. We have, them. Cots, cot pads, single iron beds, mattresses and springs for same. School baskets for the hildren. Tone up your horse, after a hard sulniner's worrk, with one of our Medicated Salt Bricks. Harness oil for the old dry harness. Buggy and wagon paint. Furniture paint, paint brushes, etc. Come to see us. CRAIG BROS. CO., Pickens Pickens Township Singing conven- Notice of Election tion met with Mountain Grove church State of South Carolina, ou Sunday, July 25, at 10 o'clock, with County of Plck'ns. the president and all the officers pres- Whereas, a pe Lion from the freehold ent, and carried out a most interesting ers and electo, .of Roanoke School program. A large congregation was District No. 21 has been filed with the County Board of 'EIducation asking that present and manifested much interest an election be held to determine whether in assisting the leaders to render some or not an additional special levy of four excellent music. All seemed to enjoy mills shall be levied on said district for themselves and went away well satis- school purposes. Therefore, it is ordered that the trus tied that it had been a day well spent. tees of the above-named district do hold an election in said district on the 14th We wish to extend our sincere thanks day of August, 1915, at the school house. for the kindness shown us during the ,The trustees are hereby appointen man for he indessshow usdurng heagers, the election to be conducted in illness and death of our father and hus- accordance with section 1742 of the gen band. May God's richest blessings eral statutes. own their heads. Mrs. W. A. Thomas By order of the County Board of Ed d children. ucation. R. T. HALLUM, Secy. and Chairman. STATEME) rom Edwin . Lo Bolt & the Patrons of Our Store: We want the patrons of c lknow that we have conducted est sales in our four years at wn by the National Cash I first eight days of, the sale Friday, July 16, up unt ,July 24, we waited on thrE hundred and five people. that we are more than pleas Owing to conditions, the ce the first eight days went ab etations for the eleven days nd we thank the people of Esi inity for their patronage, and f< thatwe have given every custom for their dollar. Oui- buyer,' Mr. Edwin L.B< in a . few days for the Northerr buy fall and winter merchanc store, and our intention is to ma fill the needs of everybody in hig ~~ chandise, and you can rest ass' will be at the right price. Edwin L. Bolt IIl I I .,jet"M ..Which are self-explana. I t4"r ,nd woich will prove of in t9 test to Pickens county farm Vetch Seed Scasce July 26, 1915. T. A. Bowen, Farm Demonstration Agt., Pickens county. Dear Sir: I want to call your attentioin to the fact that it is going to be impossible to se cure vetch seed this year owing to the impossibility of import ing them from Germany and Russia. We are fortumate, how ever, in having saved a great quantity of bur clover seed in the state. I am writing to call attention to the fact that Colonel Allan Johnstone of Newberry has a large quantity on hand and if any of your people need bur clo ver seed I would suggest that you direct them to him. There is going to be a tremen dous demand for bur clover seed this year and as South Carolina has the largest quantity on hand of any state in the South many of our neighboring states will want to secure their supply from us. It will be exceedingly unfortunate if we permit any bur clover seed to be shipped out of this state. So notify the farmers in your county of this fact and urge them to buy at once. - I want you to keep this al ways before you, that the great work for the county agent to do is to build up our poor soil, for it matters not what may be our plans for the developement of agriculture in the state unless we have a fertile soil very little can be accomplished. Respectfully, W. W. LONG, State Agent and Director of Ext. PurebredjBeef Cattle July 24, 1915. r.A. Bowen, Farm Demonstration Agt., Pickens county. Dear Sir: We propose to bring in a cooperative shipment f beef cattle about the first of September for the farmers in various sections of the state, and I want to urge you to get in touch with any farmers in Company ur store to one of the Easley. As legister, for ,which was il Saturday e thousand, A~nd we will ~ed with the Lsh receipts) ove our ex >f the sale, sley and vi sel confident er full value >lt, will leave L markets to lise for this ke this store h class mer ared that it ys Busy" We are continu want you to come to yourself if you before you buy. I to you to trade her tra satisfaction yoi ity, qiantity and sa price is removing a Shoes at Goobye Prices One lot Ladies' Queen Qual ity $3.50 and $4 Oxfords, to close at ........................ 98c One lot Men's Crossett $4 - Oxfords in patent, tan and dull kid leathers, to close at ... . -----------..............$1.98 Men's $2.50 and $3.50 Ox fords in all leathers........$1.48 Extra Special One lot Ladies' Oxfords. former price $1.50 and $2, while they last ............... 50c Big lot Children's Oxfords, worth up to $1.00 ...... ..... 25c Farewell Price on Men's Hats One lot Men's Black Stiff Hats, former Drice $3.00... 98c One lot Men's $3 Soft Hats $1.48 One lot Men's $2 Hats......... 98c Ladies'Ready-to-Wear At Next to Nothing Prices One rack, consisting of La - dies' Skirts, Wash Suits. Rain Coats and Wool Coats, value up to $10.00, to close at ......... ...... 98c One rack of Ladies' All Wool Panama Skirts, mostly blue, a few blacks in the lot. These skirts are ex tra full flare patterns-the former price was $5.00 to $7.50-while they last.. ..$1.48 lobbs= _]PIC your county who may want to get one or more head of pure bred beef cattle this fall. It iE neccessary to get these men ir touch with this office within the next few weeks so that we mnay find out just what they want, and so far as possible fill thebi own particular needs. The registered Hereford bulls whicli we have brought in heretofore have cost between $125 and $150, and the Angus bulls approxi mately the same price. Regis teredt heifers have cost on the average about $25.00 less. Pleaise keep this in mind and comm~unicate with this office in regard to any men who might be interested in this mrtter. Respectfully, W. W. LONCI, State Agent and Director of Ext. Pleasant Grove News (Intended for last week.) Well, Mr. Editor, I will give you a few golswappers from this part of the county. We are having plenty of corn wagons rising up from behind Table Rock and passing over and going on southward. What I mean by this is that we are having plenty of good rains which is making the vegetation gro v. Mrs. F. L. Burgess, who has been on the sick list for some time, is able to be up again. County Commissioner Bowen has had the roads in this sectiori worked out and is going to hav( still more rough places and bridges repaired. We wvish tc extend our thanks to him foi thinking of us in this part of the county. Mr'. and Mrs. Will Ambler o1 Greenville are spending some of the warm summer days at thehi cottage here. Mr. McGee, a sociable young man of Simpsonville, toolt charge of the Pleasant Grove school July 19. We wish hin much success with the schoo and give him a welcome amorn us. The following boys left Clem son College July 2 for- a moun tain trip: Newton Brackett Clement Furman, Tom Redlforn James Lewis, Ed Shives. Hloki Sloan, Sam Peters. TN-I hovi ously gettirg in ev and look them ove do not see our good Ve are in positi nt< e. There is no extr i get at this store. tisfaction at the pri< tremendous lot of < Bargain. No.. I 39-in very soft finish Sea Isl and, well worth 8 cents special at........................ 5c Bargain No. 2 Men'sI50cNegligee and Work Shirts, cheap at the orig inal price-Special........... 39c Bargais No. 3 One lot Boys' Wash Pants, value up to 500-Special... 19c Men's Clothing at Godbye Prices One lot Men's and Young Men's Suits, former price $10.00 ...-..- - .... $3.98 Men's All Wool Suits, good styles, value $12.50.........$4.98 Men's Pure All Wool Wors ted Suits, value $15.00.. -.$7.98 Men's Hand Tailored Suits, former price $20 to $30, a genuine bargain ............$9.98 Men's Odd Coats, value $3 to $5 ........ .......... 98c Dress Goods, Etc. One lot of Figured Muslin, 10c quality, the yard....... 5c One lot White Check Dimity and, h i g h 1 y Mercerized Waistinr, value up to 35c, 1oc $1 All Wool Mohair Dress G oods ........ .................... 39c Hender, went to Walhalla by train and leaving there they went by foot through Russels, Highlands, Toxaway, Brevard and Ceaser's Head. They returned through this section and spent a night with Messrs. D. L. and D. 0. Barker. They reported having a nice trip and liking the mnoun tains fine. The boys had their tents, cooking vessels and other needed things for campers in a wagon which was drawn by one horse. So the boys having a loa for the horse had to foot the whole trip. We would like to know if they got back home Overland 5-Passenger $750 f. o. b. 'I 35 horsebower motor High-tension lighting Left-hand drive, center con rp ear. D eountable rims (one extra ri This is the Largest land That Will Be r HE long, low streamline bo< j.ctions. From the rounde curved back, there is not a 1: gently upward and blends into t doors are flush, with hinges con fenders are long and sweeping rounded surfaces. The runninj obstructions, the storage battery at the rear. Thue wvindshield is I of the cowl-a part of the car ite The car is superbly finished delicately striped with pure iv< contrast by black enameled ra( shield. Model 8:3 touring car is a beat car at any price-it is at home i CAREY & RICHE Distributors for We will be glad to give you a di j 4j 1 goods he r. You are s and get our ) make it pro a charge for thee We give you qua :e of one. And that. )ur goods. Special Men's Linen Collars,. while they last, each ................ 1a Now Goods Included ina dsSale At Cut Prices. 36-inch B Il e a c h e d Twill Jeans for Skirts and Mit dy Blouses, value 15ic...... 10c New Dress Ginghams, 124c grade .............................. 10@ New Summer Wash Materi als, consisting of Figured Crepes, Voils, Poplins and o t h e r popular Fabrics, worth up to 25c........ 1c New Ladies' Ready--to-Wear Goodir, Ladies' LingerieWaist,dain tily trimmed, worth $1.50, 98c Genuine Galatea M I d d y Blouses, worth $4.00........ 69c Other New Goods at War Prices 36- inch Apron and Dress Ginghams, 10c value........ 71c Men's $1.00 Dress Shirts in neat patterns......... ........ 79c Ladies' House Dresses in Gingham and Percale worth $1.50................... 98c Children'sGingham andPer cale Dresses, value to $1... 50c son Co. .c. lo. k. If so, boys, come againa and see the old bachelors. The superintendent of Catee, chee cotton mill, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Finley, Mrs. Davis and another lady took dinner with D. L. and D. C. Barker last Sunday. Elmer Finley is a grandson of Calyin Barker.. They made the trip ini the su per's car and enjoyed the trip immensely. They are coming back in August and spend sev eral days. A FARM!ER See The Sentinel for Printing Touring Car, Model 83 O LE O $750 nagneto ignition. Electric startmng and trol. Tires, 33 by 4 inches, non-skid in in). Full streamline body. Deep divan Four-Cylinder Over Produced This Year. ly is unmiarred b~y angles or pro *d edge of the radiator to the full r'eak in the lines. The hood slopes he becautifully curved cowl. The cealed and handles inside. The in their curves, with gracefully ( boards are clean and free from concealed, the tire carriers placed >uilt-in, and conforms to the curve elf, not an a pparent afterthought. in a rich, deep Brewster green, ry white, and set off in pleasing liator, fenders and running board itiful car. It asks no orlds of any n any company. Y, PICKENS, S. C., Pickens County. emonstration of thisn ca a anytm