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E. T. V - and those who are really "fly" themselves will hasten to put in the screen doors as a pro * tection to the home. Flies are not only annoying, but danger. bus, because germ bearing. Keep them outof the house by buying screens for your doors 4nd windows. We have them 1n great variety, aajustable to required size, and very reason able in price. We Have a Nice Line of Porch Furniture Pickens Hardware & Grocery Company We are pleased to announce to our friends in (Pickens county I that our -stock of Shoes and Ox -fords for summer wear is. the most complete and hand somest that we have ever shown. We sell nothing but. footwear, and each member of this firm and every salesman in the store makes a special study of Shoes and Shoe-fitting. Therefore we are not only enabled to buy cor rectly, but we are able to fit shoes correctly. We will take pleasure in helping you to-find just the shoe which will fit your feet and suit you. , W offer you a service which is hard to find elsewhere. A e e a ot of customers in Pick as and we are proud of them. They are increasing yearly *and we believe it is due to the hon est values and courteous treatment we always give. them. SPRIDE, PATTON & TILMAN Greenville, S. C. Mr. Car Owner THIS IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR FORD PARTS : Also Seat Covers, Gasoline; Oil, Grease, Metal Polish, .:Carbide, Auto Soap, Cement, Batteries, Radiator Hose, T: Valve Cores, Tire Tape, Spark Plugs, Headlight Globes, Tire Chains, Blowout Patches, Blowout Shoes, Goodyear Casings and Tubes, Fisk Casings and Tbbes. "TANKIP the gasoline puiirfier. Come in anf~1let "&R(~i"tepntr ue 1:us tell you'about ( G thpucrecr. B lLUli~Tl A t" BibycleTft'es for the boys. Ifw.ha'stf got wgat you want, we will take * ~. ? .If yo 11v6u dof ~t*h make our shop your head ~ ual'ters when vou fomf tQ~rn We will treat i xidh Piken. Oarage Phone nGUY McFALL, Manager The fine rains that recently came have caused. the farmen to lay Up their fishing poley and vet busy again with their crops. A great battle will have to be fought or General Green will take the crous. The Istand of c~oton is very irregular in some places. The C. C. club held a very pleasant sessi6n last Saturday afternoon with Mrs. G. E. R. Williams as hostess. A fruit course was served after the work was over. G. W. Holcombe and family spent the day Sunday with Jno. T. Ferguson and family. We haven't learned yet which one told the biggest one. Miss Mary Collins, a popular young lady of Taylbrs, is. isit ing the family of A. W. Tanner. The attendance at Sunday school has passed the 125 mark and is still growing. Fine sing ing Is had every Sunday. Rev. J. G. Looper of Living ston, Tex., is expected to preach at Mt. Carmel church on next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. He formerly lived near here be fore he went to Texas with his parents. Miss Malinda Hunt is visiting her cousin, Mrs. William Hud gens, of the Greenville side. Mark and Otto Hester are at home from a military school in North Carolina. Cedar Rock-Items John Anthony was called to the bedside of his mother in Greenville, who is very sick. We hope for her an early recov erv. Little Miss Fay Couch is spend a while with her sister, Mrs. H. R. Jones. John Hitt, Jr., was again a visitor- in this vicinity Sunday. Weldon Jones and Miss Eglan Norris were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jones Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Lathem and children of Miami, Ariz., are on an extended visit to relatives and friends here. Misses Ella and Lucille Mc Clanaham' and Ada H. Miller were the guests of Miss Lee Sin. gleton one day last week. Oscar Turner worshipped at Enon church Sunday. Mrs. Dan Mauldin and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Maul din and daughter, Mrs. Rogers, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joel H. Miller one afternoon lasI week. Mrs. McD. Farmer had as her guesi, last week Mrs. Gosnell of Six.Mile, Mrs. H. D. Singleton, Mrs. Grover flendrix and Mrs. Beasley. Little Miss Sara Singleton was the guest of Gladys and Lois Smith Saturday. Mr. S. Hendrix and family visited in the Dacusville section Sunday. .Mrs. L. F. Smith and son Doyle visited relatives in the Corinth vicinity Sunflay. The death angel Visited the home of Mr. John Whitmire last "Telep You'd Be Te p k u ti TEEGAH CO C Box? 12U 'Iwith' Magno Balmi. Look s good as your cousin. matter if you do Tan or Freckle Magnolle &BM will surely clear our skin inta . Heals Sunburn, too. Just put- a littligu your face and rub it of agai before d , . Simpoand sure to please. Try a bottl to ZVI,* and beg1n the Improvement at onc. White. Pink and Rose-Red Colors. 75 cents at Druggias or by mail direa. SAMPLE FREE LYON MFG. CO.. 40 So.5thSt..qrooktrn. N.Y. Sunday and claimed for its vic tim their 13-months-old boy. The bereaved parents have our sympathy. The interment will take place at Cedar Rock church tomorrow at 11 o'clock, May 29. Mesdames Hendrix and Tur ner visited their nelce, Mrs. Beattie Williams, last week. The Cedar Rock Home club will meet at the Cedar Rock school house next Friday, June 4:. All the ladies are requested to come out and see what prog ress the members are making with the fireless cooker, etc. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Freeman visited at the home of McD. Farmer last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spearman and daughter were, the guests of Mrs.'McQueen of Easley Sunday. "Newscatcher" of Norris, I don't believe I know you; but if you are a teacher you are o. k. Hal Come again; your letters are interesting. SUSIE. Patrons Martin School Notice A complete list of books has .been posted in the Pickens Drug Co. store or the Martin graded school. Parents are urged to secure books before school opens. Students are advised to pur chase second-hand books where it is possible. Books should not be mared until approved by teachers. B. G. FIELD. Letter From Pearidge Mr. Editor: Will you allow me space in the good old Sentinel for a few scat tering remarks? It seems that the an nouncement'columns are growing in most of county offices except our law making columns. It seems as our people have got disgusted with the laws pur leaders have been making and won't announce. Why don't some one come to the front with grit enough to introduce some laws that would be of benefit to us poor class of people, instead of making some dog law, game and license law. Introduce a law that will make an honest man of me. Enact a law if I go to my neigh bor and buy his goods that he can make me pay for it, or work for the county until he is paid. And then work me until the county is satisfied. Some one said this would ruin us poor class of people. It would be the best law they could make. . It would make honest cit izens where we have dishonest ones. If some onp will come to the front on this platform I will canvass the entire county In their benefit. PEARIDGE. Mrs. W. T. Griffin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Woodruff, at Ca teechee, hone as lephoned To" UELEPHONE courtesy is just a bit of ordinary oliteness and everyday indness that we put into ur conversation when we ilk by telephone. Its the face to face brand f politeness and kindness sed when we're voice to olce. It's the same politeness ad kindness that we like to mceive from the other end f the wire. living a little thought to tale.. kone courtesy and practicing a simple rules will1 make the 1laphone an even more ef fi ent aid for you. "T elephone reen911feS. C For several months Window Shades hav e en hard to get. The Shades we. bought In' for early spring deliveryhave just arrived. Call and see our line. We also carry Curtain Poles (oak finish), 15c each, twofo 25c. - Curtain Goods! We have on hand a splendid assortment of Curtain Goods from 10c to 25c per yard. Come to see us., CRAIG BROjS. COMPANY. FORD-THE UNIVERSAL CAR There's a reason why there are more than one million three hundred thousand Ford cars in use today, and that reason is based on the matchless service and economy-of Ford cars. Universal service is the most conclusive evidence of genuine value. That.is one good reason. Buy today Touring Car, $440; Runabout, $390: Coupelet, $590; Town Car, $640; Sedan, $740. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. On display and sale by B. L. HENDRIX, Pickens, S. C. otice of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice to Old Soldiers Notice is hereby given that 'we will nake application to J. B. Newbery, All old soldiers and widows that are sq., Judge of Probate for Pickcens entitled to draw a pension under the ~ounty, in the state of South Carolina, Special act of the legislature to paall n the .22d day of June, 1916, at 10 the old soldiers a pension who hada een 'clock in the forenoon, or as soon debarred for any cause can get their nhereafter as said application can be money by presenting a county claim xeard, for leave to make final settle- properly signed and probated to W. L. ient of the estate of L. R. Dalton, Mathen y, clerk, at Folger, Thornley & eceased, and obtain discharge as ad- Co. 's store. Will be gladl to furnish iinistrators of said estate. claim blanks and mail checks to all who. May 20, 1916. S. B. DALTON, are unable to call in person. Address: W.R. DALTON, W. L. MATHENY, Clerk, Adminmstratgrs. 4 Pickens, S. C. ~ Te Place to Get Most i For Your Produce is At HENDRICKS' )( ~We Pay 10c pound for Hens 30c for Roosters M 25c for one-pound fryersn 20c per pound for Fryers, upUn to 35..: $1.00 a busbe for corn Greenvile~ mrket for eggs n 16e cash for hams 17c in trade for hams ~J. W. HfENUDRICK PICKENS R4 unuu-nuununuunnunu