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Plant TURNIP SEED Now And Buy of Us If you pay cash we pay postage PICKENS DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store J. N. HALLUM, Proprietor Phone No. 8 The Ladies' Cottage prayer Cotton Weigher Announcement meeting will meet Firidlay even ing at 4 o'clock rith Mrs. W. m I hereby announce my salf a candidate Thomas. All the ladies of Pick- ject to the rules of said election. The ens are cordially invited to be election will he held Saturday, August present. 21, 1915. G. T. MAULDIN. iTIMES HAVE CHANGED! .A years ago when a man died the question was asked: "Did he have any Insurance?" But times have changed a great deal since then. One of the first questions asked now when a man dies is how much Insurance did he have, To get the best Insurance policy on the market, all you have to do is to give me your applica- - tion therefor and let me have the medical ex amination made. Now, don't say to yourself that you don't need it, FOR THE HOSPITALS AND CEMETERIES ARE CROWDED WITH PEOPLE WHO SAID THE SAME THING, and at the time they were just as prosperous and just as healthy as you are todlay. "Safe in the Southeastern," The Company * You Will Eventually Insure With. . Why Not Now?. - J. T. RICHEY, Special Agent, : - lFormierly Treasurer~ P(1 ickenis C'ount v. :H. J. McGEE, General Agent, Anderson, S. C. TIhere wvill be a WVoodmien pie- nrieofGcressco nie a t. Si x Mile Saitulrday, Au- peea~ egaatefeh rust '.8. A great time is expect Qd- It. will be an al-dy affairOrpresaergtnde andl every body is invited to at- vc rmt e~ tyu tendi andt bring w~ell-lilled h as kets. A mong the siueakers whoLadeadae rjae~ omk have bee ini'ied and toyoredvntgetotrd pertedt to attend are Rev. 1). W. wt s r sadse Orikne ofarcres is Grcery (~rahrpande\and we guarantee foreahy An "E prssd priesre gtadsr ~j ~NN l~~Ys t1A l ic~ e prompt. We want our IN seaed in e~n rade andlus arepreaed to make t01I, i~tP&'l wi.the us. Tryt sn see. 1~~Int X ~iCXS t ie(t rPik e Hacrdwar& rler sealed ein rigerted eooms, vcent ie wth rough muodle of shipmlent, the time takes the deli rate edge otY of' their freshness. When you buy Nunnally's you get the utmost in quality, purity and freshness. : KEG WEE PIUIRMACV THE mnVI sroRE There are several reasons why it will pay you to Sbale your hay: n First: It will only occupy one-fifth the space Srequired to store loose hay. Second: Hay will bring good prices, and baled hay is in shape to market. Third: Baled hay retains i s strength and is Smore valuable for feeding. We have in stock the I. H. C. Pull Power 14x18 rJli n iy ThPortbe Pressvray freliverwy et ourl prices.t l'he Pickens Sentinel A Pickens County Paper for Pickens County Peo-ple The Paper the People Read SEcL NOTICES PUBLIC SERVICE AUTOMOBILE A ( thPice pigr d o:' rady L. a V t Pickens Bottling Works mh.r Pice igs now redy D Good Driver, Reasonable Rates Peekns, . . - oor delivery. 17 *Jirix--Now is the time to take a sicens ont PCKeNS frPiLWA Cout oPAN Yex-We teach you the barber trade NO. Tead Sd givsECitioL r ain o TIME TABLE SE 13, SURCEING TABLE N 12 ~olege. 10 E. Mitchell St., Atlanta, Ga. IN EFFECT MARCH 21,11. hgi eits. i -- pre.wl omv then SLe No. 1 No. 3 No.5S Di' ttos o son iiil ever honoir ii xei on Itobacco~i. ias s. Sa io . N .2 N .4 N .6 g e miv :tri by tl& b ri t Iy tt as i~t I. tem iiteIte tkhgV mtt'g r-ttiiirejlyI~~s isti ty C e r .Itri. 7. .M1.4 M 26 P. M Lv. 0 Pickens Ar .20 A.M 2. P. M 4.10 P. M F'oN sale--ine brick store buiiding 7.4 " 11.15 "3.1() " Pa'gon x r .05 55 Pickens, one of the best locations in 7.50 "~ 11.20 "3.15 "7 Arialis x 8.55 ' 5 >wvn. Terms reasonable. L,. L. Earle. 8.00 " 11.30 ":3.20 "8 Mauldiuns x 8.50 " 13-" 340 " ... . . -.. - . . 8.05 11.25 " 32 Ar. 9.3 Easley Lv. .45 " 1 '.331 " 3.35 " >~ tr~ heri ii rmI om irs ~tkm ieiiesiCle C -itmlmto x No agent. Iummt"- timr ittmers Cpbitt te No. 1 connlcts~ with Southern Rail way train No 29 and 42 'eenvalie. S.< .C . .3 andm~ 4 connctmU wit Soultern Riaiway trains N. 39an Maalstsell qualcklyIi.378acres ve 1-2. Nos. 5i and 4 connect with Sonthern ny. tmnmN . 11. All ared pebbl upiland~ with wvell-im-. lK~XlresM handled by the Pickens Railroad cOmpany. r urther -oved 3-horse argeso buli anom tio pply t~o J. T,' TAyJAR ut. ikn ,C d( good barns, on goodI roadl with daly' ack roxt xe yGa, formief ro furhe, '.. form atn. pin cou t . We small cas te ayne et for on-at t >unltry Butter 52weeks in the year.. -aig lHros. Co., Pickens, S. C. 4tf. Engraved Wedding Invitations, an unce"et crs, staionryrcedo 'e our samples andl get our prices. end ournextor-We are going to keep on hand from sep ~edyu eto-temiber first the Blue Gem Coal, so that we er for printing to *. can acconimodate our customers throughout ~he Sentinel and the Winter. Pickens has necedcd for a long h* time a coal yard so by fro m, those now have it printed who will accommodate you later when you ' right are out. See Telephone. B- Taylor or 27ep oe *Furman Holder LOCALND WERSONAL Miss Vesta Ashmore is visit ing friends in Greenville. Born, uuto Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Alexander, August 12, a girl. MIss Nelle Freeman is visiting friends and relatives in Chester. I Mr. G. F. Norris of Cateechee was here on business last week. I Mrs. Flora Latham is visiting I her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. I A. Richey. I Mr. Paul Boggs was the week I end guest of his sister, Mrs. J. I N. Hallum. Miss Belle Yongue has return- I ed from a visit to friends in Westminster. The election for cotton weigh er for Pickens will be held Sat urdav, August 21. Mrs, Morrison, of Columbia, I is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Richey. Mr. Ernest Flowers, of Dar lington was a visitor here for several days last week. Mr. Bruce Griffin spent last week with his sister, Mrs. W. A. Woodruff, in Cateechee. Miss Ellen Anderson, of Nine ty Six, has been the guest of Misses Inez and Mary Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Freeman of Greenville, spent the week I end with relatives in Pickens. Mr. R. C. Morgan of Green ville spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jeames. Misses Mary and Ella Lewis I returned home last week after a most delightful visit to Belton. Bristow Christopher, of Greer spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Christopher. Gignilliatt Christopher, Esq., of Greer is on a visit to his par ents here, Auditor and Mrs. N. A. Christopher. M-. and Mrs. Weldon Christo pher, Misses Eva Christopher and Julie Legare spent last week at Brown's. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robinson, Jr., spent the week-end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robinson. Miss. Edna Earle, who is teaching at Eastatoe, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Earle. Miss Meda Tolbert. of Green wood and Miss Eikelburgher, of Anlerson have been the guests of Miss Gertrude Harris. Rev. Fulton Childress of a Greenville carried on a protract ed meeting last w~eek at Gritiin churich and when over visited e Mir. Arthur Stoney, of Charles- - ton, Miss Emily Robinson and Ben Hlagood, of Easley, have been visitors at the home of Mr.c J. M. Bruce. Misses Myra Lou Cochran, of Calhoun. Annett Robertson, of " Greenville, and Erline Cunning ham, of Greer, were the guests of Miss Meda Bogrgs last week. M. C. Smith is relieving Cash ier John C. Carey of the Keo- t wee bank this week while Mr. Carey is taking a well-earned( vacation, his first in two year's. A fter spendling several weeks 4 with Mr'. and Mr is. J.- T. Taylor, Mr. and Mr's. A. Brandlon Tay lor have returned to Easle'y, where they will make their fu ture home. m B. S. Johnson, the tive and I ten- cent store man, has retur'n- fo ed from BalItimor)!e, Washington VI and1 other northern cities, where" he has b)een pur'chaslng his fall j stock of goods. Misses Elizabeth Sloan, of e Charleston, Katherine Ledbet- c ter and Mary Elizabeth Cald wvell, of Birmingham, have been visiting at the home of Mi'. andl airs. Ben Hagoodi. M\r. and Mrs. R. F. HIerd( have returned to their home in Pick ens after visiting their (laughter Mrs F. A. Ferguson, of Belton, and other relatives in Honea Path and Anderson.C Mr, Tonm Atkinson, of Hart well, Ga., is visiting his brother, 9] Rev. B. C. Atkinson, this wveek. He says crops are a great deal better in this section than they are In Hart county, Ga. Married, Sunday afternoon at five o'clock, August 15, 1915, at the home of Mr'. and Mrs. Frank' Sheriff of Centi'al r'ouite 3, by H C Young, notary public, Mr' WValter Adams an~d MIs3 Essle Adams all of' Pickens. They they have the best. wi'shies of their many friends