The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, December 23, 1915, Image 4
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DECEMBOR 28, 191
Entered i t I'lekenK 'ostoitice as Second d ass
Mill Matier.
S PER YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANM
GAny HIOTT, Manager.
Obituary notices nd trintites of rebtoet of
,at i--rone ti ntireuI worits win ie i printed free
fi' carge. All over that Ititiler intist be pitd
('r itt the rate of lite (tit it wr( . (4a8h to
eomipaifliiY n maniiscripot. nrtais of thnuins pub
-iei for onte-litif cent a % ordi.
Glory be! Christmas comes on pay
day this time!
We won't weaiit a yallei even if
old Santy brings us4 (ine!
"Where is P'hiladelphia. Pa" Al, I
Jon't know; ask your ma.
A Merry (i ristts to all 'The Sentinel
-'enders, and a lliappy New Year!
According to ti Anderson itMail the
',ext legislature will he rather "Wolf
The Sentinel prints the news of every
:ownship in the county,including Easley
township. We play no favorites.
As leap year approtches the old bach
dors are practicing to see how far they
enn leap away from the tie that binds.
Harry Lauder says "it, is more ex
hilarating to feel money in your pocket
than beer in your stomach.' But Harry
is a Scotchman.
National Democratic convention will
meet in St. Louis, Mo.. next year.
Let's see-isn't that the town where
that feller Anheuser-Buseh lives?
We hereby tender our sincere thanks
in advance to the thoughtful subscriber
who is going to bring in that turkey
for tie editor's ( hristmas dinner!
Don't it heat the dickens how polite
lie kiddies are in Pickens': Does any
body know the reason for this unac
'ountiabtle action at this particular sea
Those Red Cross seals you have been
putting on letters and Christmas pack
'ges ar'e goodt all the year round, They
olay an important part in the health
lefense progrlli.
Why Booker Is Coming
Spartanburg Journal.
We imagine all of the distilleries in
Pickens county must be very busy
atbout this time each year'.
Whadd'ye Mean, Old Brick Top?
A\nderson intelligencer.
The P'ickens Sentinel comes to us
this week without any paragraph col
umn. Just as lie' receive through the
express omeie a C'hriistm as pack age
without the Christians in it.
We're Lookinig For You
Spatrtanbur'g 'Journal.
We shall be glad to spenid Christmas
in the State of l'ickens with Brother
Hliott a s host and B rothuer W. H. Wal -
lace, editor of the Dewberry Preserver,
ais co-guetst. We tee'l suire that con
genial spirits would make the time
most pleasant
Newherry Observer.
T1he editor of' the '"Dewherry P're
ser'vei" would be delighted to spend
Christmas with Editor lliott, andI with
Editor Hooker as co-guest -especially
as Booker would be. content with the
butter-milk and leave this editor the
full supply oft the ''dew'' that has
mnade Pickens county famnous.
Busy Is the Word
Spairtanburg .Journal.
Trhe Pickens Sentine'l aippearedl this
week wvithout. the usual bright column
of paragraphs. We presume Editor
Hiott is busy preparing to entertain
the editors of the lDewberry Preserver
and The Journal, both of wvhich have
accepted his invitation to spendi Christ
mas wvith him.
Same Back at You
York News.
To Bob Gonzales, Gary Hiott, Rut
McGee, Jim Hamel, Harold Booker.
CIharlie Hearon, E d De Camp. Joe
Sparks, A. L. Gossett, Artie Lee, Joel
Bailey, Harry Watson, Mell Glenn,
Willy Banks, andl alt other brethren of
the profession in South Carolina, we
send greetings and wve hope that with
you all this may be the very merrieet
Christmas that you ever had.
Greenylie, S. C. l'i(ekenIs , (.C
McSwain & Craig
LAWYERS
Practice in State and Federal Courts
Greenville Oflice Phone 210
Pickens Office' Phone 39
1w i . !A *ANA~,Mq U 1
,rough yourlis ende
o ly aisd cross o, tlzoe whc
Aln 'gi16 you Onvthing last
year.
It is to be hoped you -have de
lafed all Christmas shopping
until Friday, the 24th. It will
be spch a comfort to the sales
men.
If you are engaged to a-young
man it is perfectly proper for
you to consider Yourself aggriev
ed if he does not spend his No
veinber salary on your present.
Buy a showy present for your
daughter to give her teacher,
and when she gets home ask her
if any of the other children gaye
a present as good as hers.
In passing on Christmas pres
ents care should be taken not to
inadvertently return them to the
donors.
If your boy wants to give his
teacher a Christmas present, tell
him you pay taxes for the sup
port of the public schools. and
that's enough.
Don't pay any attention to the
individuality of the person to
whom you are making a gift.
Buy the thing that will be most
showy and effective.
Calculate your presents care
fully, according to the wealth
and social position of those who
are to receive them.
Give unto those whom you de
sire to give unto you.
It is more blessed to get than
to give.
A Profitable Resolution
Everyone Should Make
T HE passing of Christmas
week and the last days of
another year, while carry
ing with them the regrets of all,
have, like everything else, their
brighter side. The death of one
year means the birth of another
and with that birth comes in
spiration for new resolutions
and for new endeavors. The
New Year resolution has come
to be looked upon as too much
of--a joke. But they are still
made, nevertheless. Few people
there are who are not this week
and who next week will not be
con temnplating some change in
their routine for the new year.
Trhey may not stick to it, but
they will be better off for every
week they do keep the resolu
tion intact. The Sentinel can
be of great aid to you in preserv
ing such a determination. Get
the habit of reading its Ads.
Trhe nickles and dimes they will
save you will mean much. Our
advertisers this week are:
PICKENs:
F'olger, Thornley & Co.
Hobbs-Henderson Co.
Craig Bros. Co.
Heath-Bruce-Morrow Co.
J. C. Alexander.
.J. W. Hendricks, R4.
Pickens Drug Co.
Pickens Bank.
Keowee Bank.
Morris & Co.
G. A. Ellis.
Pickens Hardware & Grocery Co.
ILand Sales.
A. BI. Taylor.
EASLEY:
Edwin IL. Bolt & Co.
H[. Snider.
A. K. Park.
Pride, Patton & Tilman.
Globe Optical Co.
L~uzianne Coffee.
W. G. Stubbs Shoe Co.
WVishing you a M c r r y
Christmas. Pickens Hard
ware( & Grocery Company.
NATURE
Ibananas, oranges,
prepare'~s for food, is
against deadly gerii
PreparingL )A
for your tableC we
wvork. Humanna FIn
delightful coffce fro
coffee pot a t home.
*SAVE YOUR LUZiANNE (
The REILY-TAY]
NEW ORL1
W r uedto 1l
al1doctors - nqa lit vw#
af Prescr d OCU medies;
tafti yfailing to eu with loal
A .t, pronounced it Incurablo. 00-.
t h pasroven Catarrh to bq a consti
nt sease, and thioretpt . require
conptot~onal treatm ut. Hai110 Catarrh
Sanufactured, , . Cheney &
. oedo, Ohio, to he only Constitu
ltiona cure on the market. It to taken In
torna In doses from 10 drops to a toa-.
spoonful. It acts directly oh the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one -hundred dollars for any caso -It
Mile to dure. send for circulars and tes
timonials.
Addressi W. :. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Hold by Druggists, 73.
Take alU's Family Pill for constipation.
Christmas is nearly here. How
shall we spend it? I do not
know how it shall be spent, but
I do know how it ought to be
I spent. I know it ought not to
be spent in drinking and frolic
ing around, butif It is a celebra
tion of the birth of Christ it
ought to be spent in a sober,
thoughtful way, remembering,
as far as possible, the poor and
needy, and as far as in our pow
er lies render such assistance as
we can to relieve the sufferings
of those around us. Remember
that on the day we call Christ
mas God gave this world His
Son to die that we might live.
Let us in givin- and receiving
bear in inind this gift of God to
men. Let us spend the day in
trying to make this old world
brighter and better. H.
J. ROBT. MARTIN
.A'FTltNEY AN D COUNSELLOlI
.iT LAW
CORlNEl 111IOAI) AN) MA IN STI'IEIETS
GREENVILLE, S. u.
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
Phones k Redn 11.,.,l
Tax Notice
Office of County Treasurer, Pickens Counaty,.
Pickenas, S. C., October 1, 1915.
The books for the collectloi of State ad
County taxes will lie open from October 15,
1915, to December 31. 1915.
Those who prefer to (o so (anl pay inl .1lann-,
airy, 19111, with I per cent addition'al. Th11ose
who prefer paying li February, 1916, can do so
with 2 per cent additional. Those who prefer
paying il N larch. lis, to the 15th of saId month
Vn do so by payig anl additional 7 per cent.
A fter said (ate the books will close.
N. It. -Taxpayers owning property or paying
taxes for others will please ask for tax receiat
ill each towiship or special school district n
which he or they may own property. 'i'his is
very important. as there are so maniy school
districts. T'hose who do not wish to conic to
the ottice can write ine, not later than th(e 2oth
of December, atnd I will fuirnisl them iwith the
anount Iuie and they (an pay ame by check,
iioncy order or registerel nall. If stamps are
sent to not send above 2-cent clenomlinationa. as
I Vaen 1ot use them. Please ito not setAd ine cash
without registering same. as it is liable to gel
I lost: if sent otherwise it muiiast be at sender',
risk.
Levy for State tax .... ..... ..... ... T mills
Levy for Constitutional school tax . 3 aills
Levy for ordinary counity tax..... ...11 nIaills
Levy for Old Soldier's Pensions. I mill
Total levy... .......... ...... ...2 milh,
ICO11001 'TA.\
Special levies for the followliag diistricts;
School Dlistuict Noa. I.......... .... 2 mialls
Sclaool District No. 2...... ........2 mills
School Istrict No. ;:1..............ii amills
School District No. -t......... ... . mills
School istrict No. 5. ... .. .......8 amillls
School District No. 6i........ ......i maillls
Sool District No. 7-.--.............. aumills
School District No. .... ... ....... 8 mil
Schol istictNo. 9 ---......... ...* mil
iSchaooi Iastrict Ni). 10. ....... ....5 mills
iSchool District No. ii....... .......71, mills
Schoiol District No. 12....... ......t' il
School ilstict No. 1 --.--........ il
|School District No. I;t. ............8 mills
School Dlistrict No. Ill......... ....1 mills
School istrict No. 17....... ....I milils
|Scoo 1Dstrict No IS............ mis
Schooal Dtrice o 9.. ..I ril
ScholDis retNo. Ii0.... .... .... il
Scoo 1Dstrict Nia. 21.. ......sa illsI
Scho l D strct o. ?--. --....... 8 mills
School tDistrict Noa 23... .......... amills
School Dlistriet No. -1.... ...8 mills
School JDh-trict No. 23 ..... .... ....5 mills
i colDsriict No. 21... .......... : il
ScolDstrict No. '3..........-. anmills
School Dilstrict Nia. 21...1 ..... mills
School Di1st rict Nia .3.... .... : aamIs
School Di1strict Nio. 38..... ...... ... mills
School iDistrict Ni...*3.......... ... mills
Schaool Di1strict No. 33........-.1, mills
School Dlistrict No. 35............ .. 8 mills
School Dlistrict No. .3.. . . ... . mIlls
|School District No. 31.... ......... 8 millsi
School DIstrict No. 38......... .... amills
School Distric t No. 17.. ... .... ....I mills
School Distriict No 41.... .. . anills
Schaool IDistrict No. 40...... ...... ' mills
neolDitit No. ...... ..... . m nills
Shoo l ttrict Ni) 46' .- .... aills
School District No. 47...... ... ... ;n ills
Schlool isltrict No.i4l........ ..... almills
Schmool District No. 49 . n.... umlls
School Dilstrict No ....-.........4 mills
School D)Istrict No. 19.,.... ....... 2 mills
School lDistrict Nia. 55 .. ...........I mills
School IDistrict No. 511..-..... .....8 mIlls
Le-y~i for ainterest of Pickenas 1. i. hois.
l iurricanme towiaship-.--............2 millIs
Eastatoe towanship ............ ......24 mills
l'lckenastownaship..----.-.---.........' mills
Poll tax one diollar (#1 00)j. lver - male eiti
xean froms 21 to 60 y'ears of age aire lIble except
thtoso oxcuased by law.
Commiutationa road tax, one dollar aand lifty
cenits ($l.50). All male p'ersoans from 21 to 5
are liab le except those ex cused by laiw.
Capitationa Dog Tax.-- Al persoiis oawnaing
dogs are reqluired to pay a ieapitationa tsax of
hItoso writing or statemtents of their tax will
please iacluade postage.
TrAYLOR II. STEKWAlITr,
County Tresasurer.
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The PANAMA INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION,
SAN FRANCISCO, .1915.
CHARLES L. MORE, F. W. STIFF,
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ASHER C. BANER, O. H. FEMBACH,
Director of Exhibits. Secy. of International Award System.
GRAND PRIZE DEPARTMENT MANUFACTURES AND VARIED INDUSTRIES.
By CELLAS 11. GREEN, Chief.
FOLGE R, THORNLEY & 00.
Sole Agents, Pickeis, S. C.
U bs-Henderson Co n
We 'are ready to serve you at any time with
a( well-selected stock of merchandise. Come -an
a that Coat Suit before Christmas. Our Ladies* Rea
)to-Wear Department is always complete, and always ra
Ssome of the new things are to be found there.
Ladies' Coat Suits See Our Othet Sut
n All the latest style. Some, You will be surprised at the
. extra good values, ..U- suit we are offering for . 15.0 U
On ltSuits for Men. See Our Best Suits ~~
S One lot suits, . . . .4.98 .o $1 2
n One lot sujts, . . .98 Pnlces, $0to$2n
e How About Shoes?E
nWe have some very good values in, Shoes.
E One lot Misses' and|ILadies Shoes, - - 98c
n One lot heavy winter Shoes, .- - - 1.50m
9 One lot Dress Shoes, - - .1.50 to 3.50
Men's Shoes Gn' unsig
Silot Crossett Shoes, $3.50$19 Soefthlasthis
m and $40.0 Shoes, togo inNcker. Se.
n Men's Dress Shoes, $.0 5 Te
M All ki~nds of Heavy LOw r feiQ o
n Work Shoes with prices to suit you.25ad5c
)n Men's "$tonger Than theLaw"
S Work Shoes, . . . $.50 Cm p u htXa uftNW
$3.0 $.0 dec wear 39etc
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