The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, December 16, 1915, Image 8
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We now have a lot of fresh goods
on hand-Chinaware, Jewelry, Toilet
Sets, Manicure Goods, Etc. Your
inspection solicited.
PICKENS DRUG COMPANY
The Rexall Store
J. N. HIIALUM, Proprietor
Phone No. 8
MORE GOODS
for
? E55 MONEY
In order to get ready for taking
stock immediately after Christmas, I
will make a special reduction on Cloth
ing until after the Holidays.
Yard wide Sheet ing. yard... ,c A complete line of men's and
Danville Plaids, yard.......... boys Hats and Caps of the very
Riverside and Southern Silk latest styles.
Cheviots, yard...............9c A full line of boys' Clothing,
All grades Dress Gingams, prices ranging from 51.25 to $7.
per yard, from ......... 9 to 12c A. complete line of men's Clo
Heavestweiht utigs, thing; p~rices to suit the buyers.
Heaviest weight Outings, I now have the largest line of
pe yard, from......have y handled be
Silks from 25c to $1 yard.
Ladis' Corsets from 25c to $1. A complete line of Fresh Gro
U. M. C. Shells. per box, 45c. ceries always on hand.
We carry in stock almost any
inchester Shells. tier bx, 4 a. thing that trade demands.
We want, yopr eggs and will a rge pen dozen U1. to Xmas.
You gill always find everything just as I have advertised.
Come. give us a ri al and yo c will be convinced, as others have.
WeIIS o caryinstckalos(ay
J. W. H ENDRICKS
PICKENS R4
Christmas Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Fruitcaks, Etc.
At J. C. Alexander's Store.
] .A noi~ w reeeiv\ing daily fr'esh (Christainas delic'aeies of all kinds
I and atu prepared to sup;ply vr1ur Christmas wants at reason
able prices. Iilave fruits of all kinds. suich a s oranges, apples,
bannanas, etc. See me early about youri Ch ristnias fruit cake,
as I order these as needed. My goods are guaranteed freshi.
V I 1 huae of s a aple and fancwy gr'oceri es.
You Can Get a Good Meal at My Restaurant at Any Hour
I also have some good home-made c'hairs for' sale.
J. C. ALEXANDER, Pickens.
SFALL SEASON 1915
-~il, he "'Right on the Job''
prlic(os. As pr'oof' that tuy pn-iees are eap~u, hav'
beent htere ini buIsine(ss f'or i year's an1( al \'y' I o
made enoug2li money to r'ethe; ha~ve to ".k 'op
(liggimg.'" Wyerythinu g ini dry goods, hiosiery amli
und(ierwea that is nleedled iin a himnilyv; atmo y
.Ilanket's U1nd heavy unduer'wein-' mal 1)'le (a-lh.
Wool0 ad1 cott on dre'ss good(s iln Lt-(eat vm-ii- .
1 (do niot tor.get the mten anul boys' lannitels *emi
ad(. Oassim1e1'es for thteli' woear. Thle b est $1 00
Overall n the muarIke't. Continne uto call on mie,
if goods and pi'icos are ntot 'igh you or
to buy.------. t (01 he
A. K PARK, West End
GREENVILLE, SOUTHI- CAROLIANA
~. X~
109X @lie Freeman is visiting relatives in
* T 'rAlylor, of Hiasley, spent Friday in
DJr. ilntiPEy will Ireaci at tho Piekens lisp
tiSt Ai ish Siunday.
Mrs, J. .1. Lewis has as, her _guest this week
her sister, Mrs. W, II. iiughes.
Ii. 1'. Kelley of Ceiatral route :I was alt the
county seat on business T uesday
liorn unto 3ir. ani Mi rs. .I. Ii. G. Nielh)ltiel.
,Jr., Decetnber 8, a daughter.
Wilss IKilett Lewis is slenling several weeks
in Charlot to with her aunt. Irs. Grand y.
S-rs. \aeye i.Loehr is at hote with het par
stits, 1Mr. ait .Mrs. W. ii. Ashmore. for the holi
days. \
Mrs..1. 't,. Itichey and dlaughter Margaret are
visiting relatives in Colunbia, where they will
spend the holidays.
Mrs. .lames Tribble of Anlersoi. has returned
home after a pleasant visit to the family of her
ulee .1. Me I). liruce.
Irs. MIary Iiogg- and iMrs. .iohn lobinson,
who have been visitint Dr. and 3Irs. .1. N. I al
lum, have returnel to EIasley.
Miss Freda Hughes, who ins been the attrac
live guest of Miss lary -ewis several weeks.
has returned to her home in lichland.
'here are 1,6r70 ini 1es on the tix hooks of the
county and11ip to )eeenther In, 1141) tax receips
hinl been issued, leav ing 5.9'l yet un pa it.
.1. MI. Gantt. who is working oii the diouble
tracking work of the railroad between l isiev
andl Central, spelit nt h1ly with his family here.
The iuenters of the 1ickenas Ilaptist suitily
school hive decided to have a Christ tnos tree
for the younger iieinbers NIoblly iiigit. Ile
(ember ':7.
I'p to l)ecenber 1. this year, there hal heen
ginnel in Pickens Cointy 14,1'3 i haies of this
season's cotton. Last year itt the ittne time
"7s, bales had been ginned.
People of the coutnty generally will be glad to
know that .Judge Maulin an .1. Mel). iree
are improvitg after heing confined to their
roomns about two weeks on account or illness.
We are reguested to aiailn remind you that a
box supper will be liven at the .It. 'artnel W.
0. W. Hall Monday night after Chrisituas, De
eember ''. The proceeds will be iuveel for school
purposes.
The llaieltinc Opera Co. itissipointeil a large
crowd at the school house Wednesday night.
Tho coining with gool recomendations the conn
anly appeared very inedieore and will not collie
to Pickens again.
NiMr. Charlie Gilstra anl NIiss Annie Sentell
were married at the resialen'-e of .. I). Mlauldin,
the oliciating oulieer, December 1':. (loth have
been liviig in Norris anul have m-iiy frieids
who n i-h them i haply journey thu life.
The hniees of' the lhaptist ch-tr-h wish to
tha1t the l'iekuiis peoleil fo r t heir palt roiiage
at the haznaillr onl last lrilay. They are gladl
thaii1t the bazantrr reac-hied thieir expelCttlous10 ini
e very respelt iin. 1)1 hev hve j50 ini're to) llay onl
Ithe liiaptui'Chutchl lot.
I 1nley itl G re-er. whleri the wsil hav iiicha-iirge ofr
the \'letor eutton illii . NI r. Shiiiiklini has linalle
-:iis:ey hiis homeli for manliy years 11nel Is ani ex
Ilerienli-el mI nIll nin. F-or thme past to years lie
hasi bmeeii insipector of thle six illills of whlichd .1.
Ni . Gseer or Greenveille Is president.
Ni r. .lohni~ ( ilstrap cileil Saitulily lit Is hiomie
in lilsley, 'ftier a liigeintg iiliiess and hiis bolly
was1 liiii to1 ie-i at liethilehmem Sundley after ini
lin'rIlservices odiiutcteil byv Rev. .\r. WiNlte.
.\ r. 4 iltrip leaves ia wife and two children iinil
was a blrothter of Ni r. Eilisha Gdistrapl of neair
P'Ickenms. NI any relitives ull f rieis wee-p for
hiini.
Iteit Cross Seita'li re 1on satle at thle Neoiiwee
Pha11rinary here. The pirie of the seails are0 one
s-cut -eiah ird the mioiiey derived froiii thle sale
It thleiii is used to fight tubi erentlosis. The idrug
store gets iiothinig for sell ing, thiemi iiiii we get
no1Ithig fior advert isinig thleim, but th le imoniey Is
so wisely uised that we do It 1o hielp the eauise.
Ptit a hei tiss Seail oii every letter iiiil pneikagi'
you1 iiiliI betweeii now aind Ii'bristimas.
'-herin hI 111ark and11 four C tilted States go vern-i
Ilient iiiliiers sp l' ome timeh heuprat
ofi P'idkenii liounty lust wteek in search Of Wood~i
'4ne-hiiry, who1( is suiSpetedti of shooting Olliher
.1 ilersonl Gallowsay and ainothier man who was
w ith bun abot three weeks aigo, but they fatil
ie' to1 ind imi i. The shiootinig occurredl ii .1 itk
-'llo-n cite. N . I'., juist after Glalloway hiad de
'itroyedi a -till there. While ntelther were fatal
I ly injured GaIllnwiiy had one eye shot out andii
hI-illlimllndit was spriiikled with bicka'hoti.
The- trnllek melet betweeni iikens and ItonniokeI~
lwhools bel here -riilay was woii by PI'cken',
Ii 1points l to 7. The stars for P'ickenis were !lev
inl' 11and i uri is. ilho all th ItbIoys diid well. espeel
al1Ylylllt-r, who~ huht the, shot 39 feet wIth ease.
ll I ester. thle short leggedI boy, aiid .\eeihinmll
thei longo rnc-c innn ter. The tlilnke boiys al so
i lmliniite wo'rk, II erd aiid AlIlgoiid beling
i lood111 work. This wias the first iieet oft thle
waislon for ibkens iinud if they work right ylon
11any aiiways loiok for Picens at the toll. We've
got thle imaiterial aiid iiil we neced is plratile andii
loopeiraitioni. 11. I9
THE KiEO3
PICKE2
Safe, 5ou~nd a
We solicit your banking bu
Courtesy and conveniierce cons
ciples. Five per cent interest
L. P. CAREY, President.
di/e Nttie Fintoy le Vditing relatives in An
deron.
Allii Itily 'T'horixty visited. in Ureeqville
last week. . -
W. (. Roper of Contra! route - was In Pickens
on business ''uosdny.
llorn unto dir. ansi Mrs. 1.E.Findlyo,N'ovem
her 8t, a daughter.
A. if. t'ajitrell, a well-knownm citizen of route
t, was in town on business Friday.
3I esuatines. (. It. Ilend ricks and J. T Par.
tridge were visitors in Kasley last week.
.Juige .1. I1. Newton and soi liubert attended
the coainierelal congress fit Charleston this
week.
W. C. Porter, a good citizei of asley route 1,
was in l'icketis on business and visited his son.
.1. I. Porter, Monday.
I. A. lewis, the druggist at Salem, has been
ont a ten-day visit to his pareTits, 'Mr. ant! Mrs.
.. G. Lewis, on route t.
Mr. Elijah Gilstrap and son Paul, of .Alpha
retta, Ga., are visiting his brother. Mr. Elisha
Glst rap, near l'iekens.
Larry C. Gilstrap, of Murphy. N. C., is visiting
his parents near here. Larry is farm demnon
stration agent for Cherokee eoung'. N.C..
Mrs. Susie Elizabeth t'arsons of Libety, an.
nounces the engagement of herdaughter, lieasie
Nlae, to .lo in lint ier Kelley, the wedding to take
place Decem ber '9.
GIicers I' lioon anl Nealey enught nin ie.
gross playing "skini' iit a house near the ol
brickyard Sunulay. They all plead guilty before
the nagistrate andI each paid a tine oft wenty
dlolhars
Snow to the leptIi of iabout t wo inches til in
l'iekeins late Saturday afternoon, but melted
last, practically all of it being gone M.oniay tf
ternoon. The rotuntains in the upiper' part Iof
the county ire coVeril with snow.
The Sotithern Textile lBulletin sa s: anii
.hatnes has resigned its setoii hanl in spinning
at the Alice Mills ini Easley, andI .\dger King
has been pr* ioted to that phtee. . ..A. W. AtI.
exainder has resigned hi; position with Easley
Mili No.'! at Liberty anl Is now Iixing looms at
Louise nills, Charlotte.
At its last neeting Keo c Ctahp No. Jis, W.
0. W., elected the following ollicers to serve
during the year 19111: F. S. Porter, C. . R. TI
llalluiu. A. L : T. A. Seawright, clerk: W. C.
lFindlley. banker: .1. W-Garrett, escort; F. S. Por
ter, physiian: W. C. Edens, watchman: W. T.
Freeman. sentry: .1. W. Langston. auditor; lev.
T.. E0. W1igg in , chap~lain.
1labeus Corpus proceedtings were heltl in .Au.
slerson Friday before .1 udge T'rince for the pur
pose of 'tetern.ininig whether Luther lHeniricks,
who was recently conviete'l of tianslaughter in
Pickens. should serve his tern on the county
chaingang of I hie county or iii the state peni
tentiary. .l r. Ilienilricks has been on the public
works about six weeks, but it seems that liis
health has not been good receitly and relatives
and friends wanted hitn sent to Colunhia. The
The sentence was suchli that it enu1 have been
-ervei either on the puilie works of the county
sir in the penitentiary, anl the county super
vior, hav iint uerv.ision ver suh ases.
thought .\r. I Ientiriks ws iecileul on the pubh
lie works ofC thli counliy. .\frter hearing the
arguient' ofC the alttortleys, .itthige P'rinie in
.s ul~ hielti ifi lf'Phkeii. counity to infb;it
the ,ulperiintintlenut of the peniiteitiaiy Io tul
here for the iusoner, atil lie als lakein to
fiiutab thIs week to liinih hia entence there
Singing Convention
Thle i.iberity Townlship, Singling l1onventionu
will nieet w ith Riie's (reek Iiti tit hrch tihe
third Siiiilav iafternoon in iiilereinber, 1151.
l:verybody' is initeil tioionin atul bei with us, as~
th is~ls eteitiona ihii toI elect new oinlieirs for t he
enisuingi, yeir I 916l. .\li Sii iiday schools ini thle
townipiiil are espieiihilly reiiliestedi to setl dele
\ill losers ofi w~;usice invtiited to eniiit a iil
birinig sioig book nd ill (lnjoy thleruiselves.
I. .s i:-su. Sec. and( Treiis.
Lowt- Pocketbook containg about $60
and some coupons, Tuesday, between
cemetery and Mr. Bert Jones' House.
Finder wifi be liberally rewarded for
its return to Bert Jones at the mill or
The Sentinel office or to me. Tommy
Trotter.
Ld(ie's, get youri husb~and
for a Chiristmas pr'esent.
The1( beCst that mhoney can
for life and prIicCs are low.
SoldI by Pickens Hardwar~e
&(Orocery Clolpny
Wheat, Shorts and
.Rice Meal
Try a few while cottonseed
meal is so high. You wvill find
that it is all right and cheaper.
Ask Clemson and see that you
get high grade feed. We wvilj
have another car in a few clays
Morris & Co., Pickens,s.C.
VEE BANK
NTS, S. C.
ndt Pogressive
siness and wvill show you every
istent with sound1( bankiug prin.
paid on Savings D~eposits.
JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier.
We are showing a complete line of the old reibe"Std
baker," and the name STUDEBAKER has always stood for the
best in wagon building. Prices and terms most reasonable;
We also have a warehouse full of the origmnal George E.
Nissen Co. Wagons in all sizes, fully equipped with brakes
and ratchet, and considering quality and price this wagon has
no egual. We also. have several other makes of cheaper
wagons, such as Bagwell and Hickory. It will pay you to
come here for your wagon, for you are not confmned to one
brand, but you have several brands of the leading standard
wagons to select from and our prices and terms will be.very
mnterestmng to you.
Buggles .
When it comes to Buggies, the Tyson & Jones has no equal.
It is not the cheapest in price, but yucan ride more miles tdr
$i in a Tyson & Jones Buggy than you can in the cheaper
makes. The ,Rock Hill is our old standby, and there is none
better for the money. Ask for them. Big line to select from.
When your mind turns to vehicles come o the Big Store, fEr
we can please you in quality, terms and price.
Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co.
PICKENS, S. C.
AND WHERE TO FIND Ige
coeAs the lovely Autumn days are fast passing and
brnt oue severaintrands ofre leisting tgar
ineretnts toa wehvybeoeaigaruadl.qa
toWhei coccasio.gis h Tsn& ns a oeu
Itslot h e eapetin hice ght a gride memnilst~
has The should have, isounod wetandyasuhre youou price
betre frightoe.Akfrte.Bgln oslc rm
weCapse you cinlen, tmibs and rien.Wo
andICKENSScarfs.
A.Gls thfovel Autumrn, dissays amn-l
Medium ocan. hev+newa o l.W a
speial att ention hig radeo mnerchardise
Outinyoushol Jeave, dFandness eyu - rie
Cafrchildren ss ss ,by n e.\ol.
Means Ovcas adRinCas
I Govesrges chldenshes ladiHesavyWnte m esl
I eimadhayUdrerfor all. Wec -iI
uspeilteniond aothr Rcseof Bunterea orn
HOutieg, 15 ansd c nelsai.
~ Hdeand mis Hse rcidelaisadmn
Mn'sOeroasta Rain oats ieos
P~Jureied, anteCasfB sier Bon~