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$Ao'i~ol 0 116.6s 'terea at4 osq~tio as S PER VBAR, INVARIAPLY IN.ADVANWB GARY HIOTT0W,MXager. Obituary nottees fid ioutis of ' 14 not over one hund .Words wil I be Pr a of charge. All over that nUmberIjuetbe P for at the rate of one cent a rord. cashbto accompany manuscript. Cards f thaks Pu b 1-shed for one-half cent a word. COMMUNICATIONS in behalf of candidates for public offices will be published in The Sentinel at reg ular political advertising rates, but we cannot publish them as news. Advertising rates made known on application. BLACKBERRIES are ripein' in Pickensi FIRST cotton blooms are on the way. OLD Colonel Chigger is in our midst again. THA' General Villa must be a cat. He has been reported dead once more. YWbottie to build the Blue idge' railroad across the mountains Again. ITALY is still located "beyond the Alps," but the Italians can't be located just now. THkNK goodness, we cgn have more than one watermelon a month this sum mer, anywayl WATERMELONS are oni the way. The fIrst shipments north were reported from South Georgia last week. SOME of the Third of June oratorm referred 'to' it as "The Lost Cause. No good cause was ever lost. . *4I-Tit Democratic vot$. in Vermp ) amounts to about as much as the Re publican vote in South Carolina. THERE is no doubt in the world thai the Atlahita girl barber has plenty o customers-if she is a good looker. SEVERAL of the big men of the work have passed away recently, and we don't feel very well this morning our. selves. YORK DAILY NEwS was a humdingel -a james dandy. 'Tis a pity it can noi be made a permanent institution foi York. WE still have that speech of the Hon Cyclone Davis and will give It to the fire subscriber who brings us a wategg'di this summer. -d"WHEN those college graduates ge busy pulling the bell-cord over tha mule this summer, all will be well wit the rest of us. THE boy who does his work in any ol way-just so he "gets by"-will neve set the world afire. This also applie to grown up boys. IT has been suggested that T. lt. ani Billy Sunday be the Republican pres: <dentlal nominees. Gee, wouldn't tha be a noiby combhziation? ROBERT A. COOPER of Laurens ha filed his pledge with the secretary o state as a candidate for governor in thi coming primary. To date there ari five candidates for this office. ONE of the candidates for solicito was circulatin' around Pickens r'ecentl: in1ta big six cylinder automobile. Ra: .Barl1.v opines that he better be circu datin' around-in a second-hand ford. DON'T pay too much attention to the fellow who is always saying, "Let mi tell you this." The chances are he don't know what he's talking about but wants you to think he knows it all. 'TwAB a shame that Colonel Bob of the State had to leave his dear ok 'Columbia on' the very afternoon wher there was a double-header ball game oc tap. ~But it Is said there was something "just as good" on tap at York. SOME are too easily annoyed. Dowe Georgetown way some of the citizene are complaining about the noise made by the steamboat whistles; while dowi ,Atlanty way they are raising a rucui about the roosters crowing all night. "Pa a lawi" A AN In Missouri carries a bunch of p)et honey-bees around with him wher ovrghe goes. He says the sting of the ~ieseuresbis rheumnatism. There is a bIwap whicli has been loafing around lr.g'Wentinel office all summer which he ebb taye, if it will help his rheumatli .~t~Wynxty RIDDLE.--How does the ~~e~ anap have the advantage of $~p ill boy? snnever be ieked but once. ~j~>'A ONDEROUa fisherman Is fliram'Wales; A Jeste~vs the fis) ~ ut brings the tales. .,TAu fortme left I:y tkI@Ja J a 'n ago mo the newslapers of tire Qountry wre ofer Ing all sorts of bargains and prenijutns It order to - increase their subscril'tion: list; but now some of these same papers ! ayv inciased the rates. . The Sentinel; h6weve', remains at the same old price i-rone dollar a year-in advance. The Light or the Town? Andere'on iail. It is prpposed to erect a great big electric sign in'Greenville. Good idea. Then we will know where to find it when we want it. One Gal. Is the Limit Charleston Post. Is booze, when intended for "bait," subject to strict classification under the prohibition law? The angler has sev eral inalienable rights, it is commonly held. . CARD OF THANKS Cards of thanks published for one-half cent a word. We wish to thank our friends for their kindness to us during the sickness and death of our beloved daughter. - MR. AND MRS. CAMDEN WYATT. Children's Day There will be "Children's Day" ex ercises at King's Grove church Sunday, June 18. The afternoon will be spent in song service, Public cordially in vited to attend. All who can, come. Singing Convention The Liberty township singing con vention, will meet at Ruhama church the third Sunday in June. Everybody come, bring song books and well-filled baskets. SAMUEL L. RIqGINS, See. and Treat. DeVth of Mrs. D. G. Moore Junt 0th the Aires carried the news. "Luella Yboing Moore ii dead." The news spread from house to house and manty heartt were shocked and grieved, for she spent her girlhood days in Liberty, numbering her friends by the score. 1Her short married life of twelve years was spent in Pickens and the southern part of the state. She passed away Friday afternoon at her home in Suinter and her body was brought to Liberty Saturday and carried to the home of her sister, Mrs. T. A. Gary, from which place the funeral se-vices were conducted Sunday afternoon by her former pastor, 1ev. Dj. w. lliott. A large number of people were to testify to the esteem in which se was held. luterment was made ..itc teemetery at Pickens. The tributes WA&profuse and beautiful, the tribute -{,lends who knew and loved her. There eneath the liowers we left her. i.Moore was only 82 years of age, was the ri daughter of the late Samuel and Millie Smith Young. She is survived by her husband, Dqvid 0. - Moore. and three children. Mary, Samuel and Kidith. T wo sisters and two brothers, MIrs Mrs. T. A. Gary, Miss Addie and Arthur and t T. W. Young. One brither, Willis, preceded b her to t he grave. 11er older son, Th'lalen David. preceded her to the better world, and a little inifant was lai top rest in Its mother's casket. d she was a faith fut m~ember saf the liasptist Ichttireb. Iler's was a conseascratedi life. She wra r~ a devoted young mnotheLr and the dear little ones s will is s her tender c'are, but~ may thr y be so trained that there will Ibe a happ.y renunion In the home beyond. May God comafort the bereaved ontes and help thetu to ,o live In thIs life that when It is over - they may bie rennuitcd In an unbroken family in t heaven. ., II, I.llberty, S. I'. | COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON e Sou'rn CAnOLINA'S OLDEST COLLEGE 132d Year Begins Sept. 29. r Four-year courses lead to the II. A. andu ii. S. degrees. A two-year pre-mnedical course Acfrt tition sholarship is assigned to each Spacious build ings and athletic groundis, well equippedticu laboratories, uneaxceeled library facil tc.x i'ene modterate. For terms anzd enta P. IhA RR [SON RAN iOLl'lf, P'residenit. -Grocery Bil coffee better a that's what comes of .* farhoua for its flavor an South. Try the entire c ij ~ can according to directioni with it in every way, if two pounds of any cheap used-tell your grocer back and he'll come s1 Write for premium catal 0.. oas .good as your y atet if -you do T ior F A Sain surely Clear ur skin -eal. Suaburo, too. -jt put a 'litl&o'on our face and rub it off egalin before 1 and sure to pleae. A Try abotte s:.y and- begin -the Improvpnent t nc. White. Plink and Rose-Red Colore. 5 cente et Druggift or }y mail diree. SAMPLE FREE, YON MVG. CO., 46 So. tS L. Bren,. N.Y. 'NOTICE Write me and I will explain how I was cured in 4 days of a severe case of Piles of 40 years' standing without pain, knife or detention froth busineiss. No one need suffer from this dis ease when this humane cre can be had right here in South Carolina. R. M. JOSEY, Route 4. Lamar, S. C. Notice of Election Whereas a petition from the free holders ana electors of Ambler School District No. 37 has been f#led with the County Board-ofUEdueation asking -that an election be held to determine whether an additional special levy of 2.mills shall be levied on said district for school purposes. Therefore, it is ordered that the trus tees of the above-named district do hold an election in said district on the 24th day of June, 1916, at the school house. The trustees are hereby appointed man agers, the election to be conducted In accordance with section 1742 of the gen eral statutes. By order of the County Board of Ed ucation. R. T. HALLUM, Secy. and Chairman. Notice of Election Whereas, a petition from the free holders and electors of Mile Creek School District No. 41 has been filed with the County Board of Education asking that an election be held to determine whether an additional special levy of 4 mills shall be levied on said district for school purposes. Therefore, it is ordered that the trus tees of the above-named district do hold an election in said district on the -28th a of June, 1916,. t--the school house. T truste98-af-e hereby appointed man Age r,- Ahe election to be conducted in accordance with section 1742of the gen eral statutes. By order of the County Board of Ed ucation. U. T. HALLUM, Secy. and Chairman. CHICHESTER S PILLS DIAMOND BRAND so o &% Auyear aded as BetforCICest Alwy e be DSAOD BY iLL RUGGandTS GLD etali boVEYWEEt -Iuarg; PIAoterA Pessingrtwn C lub Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Al tering, Etc. Suits are sent for and delivered when promised and the work is done by an expert. Work guaranteed. Sui ts pressed at 25c per suit; cleaning and pressing, 50c suit; dry cleaning, $1 suit. Special attention given to ladies' suits. We app~reciate your patronage. B. B. PORTER, Proprietor, At Porter's Barber Shop. 116 Luzianae 1s Smaller; nd more of it .ising Luzianne Coffee 1 economy all over the ontents of a one-pound i. If you are not satisfied it does not go as far as er coffee you have ever you want your money raight across with it6 COFFEE .fr6f :e 4 S e of00enants of Dr d I HAVE justoe t rough our stok of Dry Goon0 nd find a -reata re nants in small e, from two yardto en yiarda, that we Will offer throult June and .juy at ut half price. These Odods-are ysv allw gods, h this spring, and the colors nevery plece are absolutely fat; I'n tie loto w-YOU n a vried a Rsot ent o White Goods, Colored Lawns, Ginghams, Ohatnbrays, Piques, Colored Volls, Rice-Cloths,' Crepes and Poplins. This is not a sale of old, refused goods that have been carrie er fom yar 10 Z io T a but are all perfect goods with fast colors. Anyone that can use these small pieces will do well to lo6k-Ahem over, as they are Sgoing at about half price. Our Stock 'of Dry Goods Is Always Complete And we have a large stock of Dress G'oods suitable for summer wea', consisting of White and Colored Lawns, Lykelinens, Batistes, White and Colored Voils, and a com plete line of Contex Wash Fabrics-colors absolutely fast. Our Prices Are Always Right, and We Are Always Pleased To Serve You. Yours truly, FOLGER, THORNLEY & 00. Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty Sole Agents for Walk-Over and Zeigler Shoes, New Home Sewing Machines, Iron King Stoves, Chase City Buggies, Mitchell Wagons, Carhart Overalls. Call for Butter ick Patterns. The Sentinel For Job Printing Let us be thankful, for at last we..got iRAIN--R AIN <RAIN!I SPut on -a smile and be happy. Why worry any ~ Smore? Get a Palm Beach or Kool Kioth Sit. It is n a just the thing for hot days. And we can %'ul o :u ( * aqueen's taste at the low price of $7.98. Ai js o n cheaper ones at $4 to $6.50. Palm Beach and white wash ekirts are here also, nc along the new styles. Something Different in ladies' wool skirts. We have a Just received a big shipment of Blue Serges, latest ~ Sstyles, pretty skirts with pleated effect, just the jn thing-you are looking for. S.Ladies' Shirtwaists that are Attractive, We have them n in figured lawns, crepe de chine and silks in all colors and sizes at from 49c to $2.98. nBusiness Is Booming! Our business was more thian Q satisfactory in April and May, and below are some of nc the reasons why THE BATTERY is the Store That is Al- Ec 4,ways Busy. It is because we continue to give -you n good goods at reasonable pricesi.. )( Ladies' Wash-Dresses--something pret- .~ P arasols 1ty at 98c, $1.19 and $1.29. The colors are of fashion and charm. Stripes, Plaids, M ~ bsluel fst Novelty Border effects and alL that is new ~ Shoes and Oxfords, spring's most want- a 98c and $1.25.a )ed styles at reasonable prices. We will be - 'Straw Hats Sgad to show you whether you buy or not. Our Straw Hlate are going fast. Better ' Ladies' Pat. Pmsnesttls,$3.60. et yourEj''98c to *300) P" p, ees " ?ls $2.50. Panag~as from $3.50to $7.0. d '2srpPt Ptmp$3from.$ . Men's English bdu met,3.50 to $5.0 Ladies' and Misses' Mary Janes from These are batesh a, .0t 5 $1.50 to $2.50'~ - ?alnm atppisa 2 ~We carry one of the largest ande best selected stoocc of .Dry G~oodtand Shoes In the county, and you will alwaNr find our prices rlgitt Edwln L. heft &'Co..' EasIey,, 8. 0. 66 9