The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, July 13, 1916, Image 5
We AreWNow.Showing theatesf apd- Best in White Foot.
wear and Will Be Gled to Show You.
Ne are pleased got
o announce to .
our friends in
Pickens county
Lhat our stock '
of hoes and Ox
fords for summer
wear is the. most
complete -and hand
somest that we have
ver shown. We- sell nothing but.
ootwear, and .each member of
(,his firm. and every salesman in
*'he store makes a special study of
'shoes and Shoe-fitting. Therefore
vve are not only Onabled to buy cor
ectly, but we are able to fit shoes
correctly. We will take pleastire in
(telping you to find just the shoe
hich will fit your feet and suit
'ou We offer you a service which.
' h d to find elsewher'e.
We ve a lot of customers in Pick- :
ens c nty and we are proud off
,.hem. They are increasing yearly
md we believe it is due to the hon
est values and courteous treatment:.
w'e always give them.
PRIDE, PATTON & TILMAN
Greenville, S. C.
SCi'"J. ROBT. MARTIN
rATTORNE, ABN COUNSELLOR~
VkSwain & Craig AT'I'ORNEY A ULLR
LAWYERSCRNK ..
etice in State and Federal' Courts PRAOTICE IN ALL COURTS
.. ..- "' "?hone 210(
'hone 39 Phones . E I46
..i1i2 KiEOWEE BANK
PICKENS, S. C.
*Saf~, Sournd and Progressive
We 'solicit your banking business and will show you every
..'rtesy and convenierce consistent with sound bankiug prin
)Ies. Five per cent interest paid on Savings Deposits.
J. P. CAREY, President. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier.
A'The Place to Get Most I
t( For Your Produce is At HlENDRICKS' n
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We Payn
17c per pound for Fryersn
10c pound for Hens M
30c for Roosters'
$1.00 a bushel for corn
Greenville market for eggs. Q
n 18e pound for nice cured hdms n
inI am offering some good values Q
u in dressgoods. A lot of odds and
] ends to go at cost.
SYour patronage is always ap
Q preciated.
J& W HE ND RIC K$
NCKIVS R4
aaua nnnnmum
Thd 4nidn meeting of th w'w 4v6
Mile River associatltn 414- ineet with
Mountain View Baptist churIh 49ly 20.
30, 1916..' Following Is the poglam: -
Intr9ductory sermon Saturday at 11
o'clock, by Rev. Charles : Atkinson.
Recess for dinner.
First query-What is the meaning of
Matthew 23:13? Opened by Rev. B. F.
Murpbree and discussed from f.30 to2.30.
Second query-How should men walk
to imbibe the character of God? Opened
by Garcie Lee and discussed from 2.30
80.
Third query-The duty and responsi
bilityof a church in the call of a pastor.
Opened by. Revs. H. F. Wright and C. R.
Abercrombie and discussed from 3.30 to
4.30. Arrangement by union for night
session.
Sunday- Morning - Devotionals, con
ducted at 9.30 by the moderator. Sun
day school at 10. Missionary sermon at
11, by Rev. W. M. Walker; alternate,
Rev. B. F. Murphree.
Song service during the union will be
conducted by Prof. R. M. Bolding and
others. D. E. GARRETT,
REv. C. R. ABERCROMBIE,
Committee.
The Liberty township singing conven
tion will meet at Enon church the third
Sunday in July. Everybody come and
bring song-books and well-filled baskets.
Hiawatha Now Open
The Hiawatha hotel opened last k ri
day under new management. William
H. Harris and associates will conduct
the hotel in the future. The Hiawatha
is now ready to accommodate summer
boarders and-, we see no reason why a
hotel like the Hiawatha in a town like
Pickens should not be full and running
over with summer boarders the whole
summer long. Climate and water un
surpassed. Cool nights and no mos
quitoes. With proper advertising Pick
ens can be filled with people every
summer.
Family Reunion
X large number of people was poresent at the
home of .lames if. Hludson last Tuesduay. the
lFourth of .July, to help them it njoy the uday,and
it was really enjoyedI by all present.
When the hour for dinner caie everybody
was invited ot to where a long tablc had baen
prepared and a*itm tilled to overtlowing with a
most delicious reast whleh the ladlies had pre
pared for the occasion. A fterAs much is could
he disposed of Rev. % it. White (telivered a
short but inpressive talk and everybody left.
wishing for Mr. itudson to live andi enjoy many
siuch meetings hence. X.
Singing Convention
The Pickens Township Singing Convention
will meet with Mountain (rove llaptist church
the fourth Sunday In this month instead o(
with the mill church. as was announce(i at tht,
last meeting of the conVention, and we hope all
leaders, singers and lovers of goo(d music will
attend. lverybody invited. Coumeuces at if
o'clock. 11 order of committee.
R. 14. Ii F N DEiRSON, l'resilent.
Tr. Ii.ST w,. Secretary.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
All persons holding claims against the
estate of the late Mrs. Margaret Edens
must p resent the same, duly proven, on
or before the 5th day of August, 1916,
or be debarred payment; and all persons
indebted to said estate must make pay.
ment on or before the above date to the
undersigned. E. C. EDENS
12 Executer.
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 from business. No
one need suffer from this dis
ease when this humane cure
can be had right here in South
Carolina. R. M. JOSEY,
Route 4. Lamar, S. C.
CHICHESTER S PiLLS
DIAMOND BRAND
A ODIES LSi RO ndA
lOLD metallic boxes, sealed with Blue~~
Ribbon. TAxU No Ta B e
NDBRA ND PILLS, for twentyf~
years regarded as Best,Safest, Always Relibe
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
TIRD EVERYWHERE ione
This Week!
We will receive a
car of Corn and Feed.
Will be glad to supply
your needs. Come ini
and see what we have
when in town. Pigs
for sale.
Morris & Comnp any,
Old Postoffice Building.
Or. 18|strato
A. S. PoRTER. i hereby announced 0e
a candidate for re-election as Magistrate
of Pickens towithlip, subject to the rules
of the Democratic party.
Made Only One Run
Spartanburg Journal.
Wonder if the stills in Pickens coun
ty observed the Fourth?
We Would, Too
Columbia State.
If we were one of those Pickens multi
millionaires we would buil4 an electric
line to. the top of Table Rock, and a
hotel, too.
Wallace is From Missouri
Newberry Observer.
Col. Rion McKissick of Greenville re
cently. had fourteen dollars and a speech
stolen from his pockets while he slept
in a hotel.-Pickens Sentinel.
We can easily believe the part about
the speech; for almost any editor can
write a speech, and once in a while one
is found who can speak one.
But the fourteen dollars-that is prob
ably a fairy tale. Wherever did any
South Carolina editor get as much as
fourteen dollars at one time?
Fifth Sunday Meeting
The executive committee of the Pickens As
sociation has appointed a meeting to be bold
with GriQin Baptist church July 29 and 30, and
have arrAnged the following program.
Saturday, 9.30 a. m.-Devotional services con
ducted by .J. H. Connelly, after which oflicers
will be elected.
10 a. m.-Subject: The need of united effort
in religious work. Opened by Capt. .. A. Grif
fin; then general discussion. '
Subject: Ilow to enlist the co-operation of
indifferent church members. Opened by J. It.
iendley: then general discussion.
Subject. Shouild a ehtreh retain memnbers or
deal with then in any way who (I) do not regu
larly attend their church meetIngs: or (1) who
will not assist in supporting the pastor and
other interests fostered by the church? If so,
how or what action should be takenr Opened.
by Itev. W. E-. Nelson; then general discussion.
Sunday, 9.30 a. in.-Devotional services con
ticted by Sunday 9chool siperintendent.
i0 at. n.-Song service.
W.30- -A Sunday school twss ieeting. Teln
mintute talks on t ) The ideal Sutinday school, by
It. T. lallun: (2) The qualifications and duties
ot' olicers and teachers in a Sunday tehool, by
J. T. Taylor: (3) What a Sunday school is for
by lev. J. I. Foster. Song service for fifteen
.inutes.
I1.a- . issionary hernon by )r. D.5. Itansay.
The Pickensi Thwitshii Singing convention
and all other singers are cordially invited to
attend and have charge of the singing. Time
will be divided with then on both days.
E X. COMM ITTE EI.
E
DOLLAR SI
JU
Owing to the,'f
and a great many <
attending our Doll:
this sale over again
next Saturday and
Bargains.
La
100 Ladies' trimmed hats
for Saturday only, $1.00.
Men's imitation Palm Bea
pants. Get a suit and keep Coo
100 pair Ladies' white but
white silk hope free.
Men's genuine Panama H
Men's blue chambray Wo:
?Saturday only, 3 for $1. Limit,
English Long cloth, 36 inc
yards. Special for Saturday on
Biggest One Dollar's Wor
8 Big boxes soda 40c, 6 boxes Gr
10c. Total value $2. The abov
sells 3 for 10c. This entire assort
Empress and big "W" spi
today's market $1.25 to $1.50.
SILK SPECIAL. 36 incI
Regular price $1.25 to $1.60. ST
SHIRT AND TIE SPECI
you purchase from us Saturday
SKIRT 'SPEOIAL. Any
Edwi,
4''
0A~kfit of the ~ntelo, '
Located at Plokens, 0 at the closo of bbknel
I ABITIES.
Capitalo k Paid ia.. .....
R ESOLU RtC ES urpiusiftinds ...............s~~O
ILoESO and e I. S Undivided Profits, less Current erxpn
IOvr d iouts...........#47 ' sea and Taxes Paid ...............
oerdr ae . j67arg Due to. hank, and Bankers .....
trnitore and Fixtures ......... me ti tiidendo unpai.. JN . 1A 3E
~ue rmc ....... an inebD ...................h00 ~t Dpst ......tllS
D000rectors.hcks
Silver and othelivn othr oot o Stra Ha......s,'w h f
O- nelot Payable, leuding certifcalpes
Total ............ 97,601 33 for mlkney borroiwed .......... ..2t,o.I'
Total ....... .... ............
STATE 0OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OP PICKENS.
Before me came Jno. C. Uarey, Cashier of the above niamed Bank, who belng duly swor
s Fgo theaboveand foregoing tateAent is a true ondlleeo of said Bank, ds-bowr by the
ofbaid Bank. JNO. 0. (JAR..
Sworn to and subscribed before me thib lls day of Bulye 1916.
Correot,-Aiest: A.Of. PORToI . Notary Public forS.
J. P. 0%RRY "111
A. t. W eudGed, Dilreuto pe.
.JOHN C.CA EY~
Specials at
Johnson'~s 8 & 16C $tore*''.
Just received, another lot of Straw Hats,'worth from
25c to ac. My price is your choce for loc.
One lot of nice Dishes, worth 25c. My special price
is loc. a
Many other Bargains.
Johnson's .5 1 lOc Stor6
Pkkeist, So C.
WOFFOKIJ"COLLEtCF.
Spartanbur MS, S pCartlinanbrg S C
Founded in 1854. A Christian College with high stand
ards and ideals. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. Offers full and thorough courses. StronQg
faculty. Well equipped Laboratories and Library. Next
session opens Septemnber 20th, 1916'. For Catalogue and
Special information address HENRY N. SNYDER, Pres
ident.
WOFFORD COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL
A high grade preparatory school for boys. Individual at
tention. Careful Moral trainin. Expenses low. Next
Session opens September 20th. For catalogue and in
formation address HEAD MASTER, Spartanburg, S. C.
CIts alS$.8 for SatraTnl,$1frAY $o
ato thatds $150apr. Saturday wny ap.wt a rin r of
3f tour customesweepevnedfo
hes wDay Slesotfn, wegulavrie 12eciadd o havefo1
next 12 a trda, sob$1r.n atn
get youErth hakerte so 60,t2hes Waundr ful.p60
ives'rat Specials
ica rlsmade own Millinen Departent valeular$ pcilo
chpsitsau$.8 for Saturday only, $1 fer.Ntor cor.t ari $ustor
econ oford,$.ap, Saturday only, $1 a p vr d. wth a pairtomer
a. valuebup the $. Speirtand2 for Saturday only . $1. et utmr
he ki, nine storenishoRe1.29. oric Scaurdy onry $1.0fr1
lEaley Secal