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The Iickens Selt P1OKEN, 8 OCTOBER 5. 196., Egntered at Piokens P'ostofllco as Seoad Mail Matier. SI PER YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVAkgO GARY Hbor, Manager. Obituary notices and trioutes of mpect of not oper one hundred wonis; will be printed fre All over that number snust be aid fi, at 'e rate of one %It a wo d. Ua to eonapany mnuIflscript. .Ard of thanks pub. iliied for one-lalf cent a word. 'TIs said the price ofigasoline is going down. But who wants to drink gaso line? TilE SENTINEL, ap)reciates your pa tronage. We'll do our- bust in every way to deserve it. MR. f-U(;llgs des4erted a comfortable ( scat on the bench for sone very rough a riding on the stump. CANDIWATE IU(;HllS says he "is a rc friend of everybody." Keeper, sweep out padded cell 4-11-44! BUT most of those stories about Ger many's food troubles have a Petrograd, th Paris or London dateline. de dc A MAN in Virginia has been sent to. Gc jail for having two wives. ie lovetd e not wisely, but two well. WHAThas becomeof the old-fashioned newspaper that used to ask the people to buy a bale of cotton at 10c per? SoMETHING for South Carolinians ndt to worry about: Eleven thousand brew ery workers in New York threaten to go on strike. WoNDER what some of our exchanges will do for wrapping paper, now that the 'steemed Congressional Record is out of commission for a brief spell? FRED H-. DOMINICK, congressman elect from this Third district, is in New York for a short vacation and has tendered his services to the national Democratic committee for speeches in the north. Ir has been discovered that an aviator at an altitude of 10,000 feet can not whistle. That's nothing; we kiow lots of people who can't whistle at all at any altitude. But is so hard to make some of them realize it. MOST everything necessary for one's existence and comfort these dlays has adlvanced in price, but the laborer's wage remains stationary or is lowered; Consequently he has to do without many of thei or go on strike. TE 1 boll weevil is coming! Prof. A. F. Conrsdi of Clemson college, who knos all about bugs and other things wvhich pesticates farmers, says this pest will lhe "mi our midst'" at the close of the presen t cottIton season.. TH'lE date of~ registration has been ex tendetd from Octobe r 1 to October 7, by order oif the governor. T1herefore, ail who have so far failed to get their nlames on the book~s should do no not later than Saturday neCxt, October 7. Tlhat is, if you wvant to vote at the gen eral election in November, and we pre suime you do. Hl*'ont South Carolina can participate in the Federal road aid fund it will be. necessary for her to establish by law a state highwvay department. That is the opiinion recently given by C. W. Boyle, acting solicitor at Washington. There fore it would seem to be up to the in coming legislature to create a state highway department. Oun young friend, Ben G. Field, who wans ordained to the minis try last Friday at Secona church, is a young man of much promise.. He has been teaching school for several years. He married Miss Anna, daughter of Mr. Joseph Looper of Mt. Carmel community. Mr. Field is a son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. P'. Field .of this county.' We wish for himn abun .dant success in his God-given work. NEXT Saturday, October 7, will mark the 186th anniversary of the battle of Kings Mountain, in North Carolina. Many men of note will be present this year, including Governor Stuart of Vir ginia, who will be the principal speaker of the day; Governor Craig of North Carolina and staff'. Governor Manning is also on the program for a speech. To show how the cost of print paper has risen since the European war be gan, Henry Morganthau, treasurer of the national Democratic campaign corn inittee, states that the printing bill for campaign purposes will be three times as much as It was in 1912. Two years ago paper to print newspapers on cost *about two and one-eighth cents a pouind. This week the same paper is quoted at six cents a pound by the paper dealers, Oun WEEKLY RID)DLsi.- Why are good Intentions like fainting ladies? All they want is carrying out. GooDn3VE, Doodle bugs, Come akain next fall; We'll sure greet you Big bugs, little bugs and all. UB OUT PAIN wL.i good oil Jinimnpnt. aTh's 'hi curct way to stop ther. S. bjt rubbing inniient ji WSTA-NI INIMENI Good for the Ailments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. iQood for your own A ches, Nins, Rheumatism Sprains, -Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. CARD OF THANKS ardii of thanks publishedi for one-half cc ,ord. We wish to thank our friends for th idness. and sympathy extended to !ently in the loss of our mother. F. B. MORGAN, C. E. MORGAN, W.,W. MORGAN, MARY MORGAN. We wish to thank our friends f )ir kindness through the sickness al ath of our dear son, Broadus. M d bestow His richest blessings up ,h and every one of you. MR. AND MRS. T. W. MOORE. Wat Or Cott( One of our good fi a bale of cotton ai few (lays ago and bill, paid for a w bills and all his st< home with money When a bale of cot the wife or daugh to get a nice bill o Don't fail to see ot Our furniture tra a mighty nice line *A. newv shipinient ol I o $12,50 each. I Come to see uts. ' CRAIG BR( Anderson Phosph; W. F. FAI D Ion't fail to fertilize yo, fall, with our Fish and Bke See M. C. SMITH and JOIE Picki A scant ta actly asm spoon of only half ao positiv using an directed, y ..........with its e< grocer, o return you * mium cata ittdt f# tjongt~10pf ti*po 71 Located at Norui S. 0.U at the close of bus nesa September I2, 1916. Lenons and discounts .............. .... 5,22 55 Overdrafte......... ................ 3,098.06 I ionds and stocke owned.by the bank.. 540 00 Furnilturoand fixtures . 2,t0 00 D1anking house;... . ....... 1,448 40 Duo from banks and-bankers .......... 4,518 80 Currency. , 1,120 00 Silver and other minor coin ......... 33 56 Total .......................08,500 48 LIABHILITIES.' Capital stock paid in.. ............... W20,000 00 Surplusfund....... ... ...... ........ 2,500 00 Undivided profits, loss current expen sea and taxes paid ........... .....00 86 Individual deposits subject check ................ 13,732 56 Time certifilcaes of deposit.. 8,897 51 Catshller's checks....... ...... 156 O1 22,780 71 . Notes and bills rediscounted......... 1,072 91 Uills payable, including certiilcates for money borrowe ............. 2,000 00 Total ................... ..... &68,500 48 nt State of South Carolina, I County of Pickens. (*" Before me came E. W. Tate, cashier of the ir above-named bank who, being duly sworn, saya IS that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the bookt of said bank. E. IV. TATE. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18li1 day of Septethber, 1910. . C. MoWlIl'R'F.h, Notary Public fotS. C Dr Correct attest: L. G. PIHLLIPS,1 id U. P. KELLEY, Directors. . W TATE, Dn Folger, Thornley & Co, have an ex tremely intetesting advertisement thi 'week. Read it. ie Bale of in Did triner friends brought id the seed to town a sold it, paid his guano agon, paid two' drug >re accounts and went jingling in his pocket. ton will do that much ter has a good chane furniture. ir line when in town. le is fine and we keep )S CO., Pickens. ite and Oil Company tMER, Secretary. ar grain, when you sow it this od Guano. N C. CAREY at. Keowee Bank, ens, S. C. ~lespoon of Luzianne goes ex ar as a big heaping table s cheaper coffee, for you use Is much of Luzianne. Trhat's siy guaranteed that if, after entire can of Luzianne as ou are not entirely satisfied :onomy and goodness, your a your say-so, will gladly r money. write for our pre ogue. ANE COFFEE SWHIC Quality at M This is a perlo( price, but everythii Take the price of and in fact eyeiy't almost double in p when the farmer p Every line ot i not been Po great a Our fall stock . + buying our fall go could buy, rather I We have built care to handle che them. Our Dry Goodf fast, and at a very A large part o these goods -will b, goods will be more our customers wit] FOLE Cloth Sole Agents for King Stoves, Chas ick Patterns. Miss Catherine Wilkes, wh completed a successful term pal of Peters Creek school, iE a few days with friends in P fore returning to her home Miss Wilkes will return to Pel in November to begin the wih Edwir Are showing Millinery, ett in a boastful today yon I Probably this with Edwin.] Iiwith the sma GOODS the tomed to pa: many miles not only savi lect from. We have mor< dise in stock at t was around the 1( and all kinds of D and see for yoursel Ladi . Ladies' Suits, mi with guaranteed se Ladies' Suits, r dine and French| All the leading sha Ladles' Suits, m Colors black and $10.95. Ladi A full line of Sj $7.50 value for $4.9 Ladies' Coats,: velvet. Also mixe showing in all that $7.50 to $20.00. Ladies' Serge D $10.00., Edwi I Th. ERCHANI the Advanced Prce erchandise at the Old ........ . . .. . . - . . . . . ....--. e- -V I of higher prices for everything. No t ig raised on the farm is much higherj" otton today-cotton seed, corn, oate, v hing raised on the farm, and you wilt rice to what they were two years ag-.t rospers we all do. nerchandiso sold In a store has adyatuc s on cotton and farm products. of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, etc., is ods we have stuck to quality and boul han buy cheap and Inferior goods at a 'up a reputation for selling good, relialb ap, inferior goods, and it certainly doei are the same reliable lines we have alh small advance in price. I our fall goods were bought early, bef 3 sold our customers at the old prices. complete this fall than ever before, and 1 good, dependable merchandise at reas Yours truly, wER, THORNL ing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's Furnishing Walk Over and Zeigler Shoes; New ] e City Buggies, Mithhell Wagons, Carl c has just Born unto Mr. and Mrs. B.S. John, as princi- on September 27, a boy. spending C. D. Stradley & Co., of Greenvi ckens be- call the attention of Pickens coui in Blair. people to their splendid line of good, :ers Creek an advertisement in The Sentiuel t iter term. weel. LO Bolt & the largest lines of Dry G4 :., ever brought to Easley. way, but we believe it is a iear high prices and scal i is true with the majority i L. Bolt & Company. They 11 exception of a few items prices are the same as y y heretofore. It will certal to do your fall trading at a ydu money but will hav4 than $30,000 (thirty thousand dollars) he present time, bought during the e; c mark. Today cotton is near 16c, an Y GOODS have advanced accordingla es' Suits Shoe ide of All Wool Poplin, We hav< Ltin lining, $15. be ifound 11 nade of 'Poplin, Gaber- in stock FI Berge, $18.50 to $28.60. from $1 to des-. money on ade of All Wool Serge. good shoes, navy, $12.50 value for es' Coats . Is complete Hats. We ort Coats. All colors, price so yd 8 and $5.98. ege buy a dress made from plush and1 d goods. A beautiful Boys' Cic 's newv in coats. Prices ______ ____________ Men's Cl resses, $4.98, $7.99 and MalOd cels Post. a L. Bolt Store That's Alw Easley, S. I 3.memmmer.mm MIT -OR-Inferior Prices. only in ,drchandise hither in prsthan a few iheab, rye, chickent, ':tniAhat these pr ,(Iio 4! ad his Is as it shou d i d some, but the advance has coming in every day, and in .ibt'the best goods that money toiwer price. 1e merchandise, and we do not not pay the consumer tg buy vays handled, colors absolutely ore the advance in prices, and Our stock of fall and winter we will be well fixed to'supply anable prices. EY q 00. Goods a Specialty Iome Sewing Machines, hon art Overalls. Call for Butter Figure This Out Toccoa (Ga.) Record. le, J. A. Collins' daughter and sister-in kty law and his children's aunt and sister, in from Walhalla, S. C., visited them this his week, still at the same time all the above-named was only one person. Company >ods, Shoes, Clothing, We do not say this fact. Or -city of mn >f stores, U have the goods, and in SHOES and PIECE o have been accus [nly pay you to come this store. We will y a large stock to se worth of seasonable merchan irly Dart of July, when cotton ad-vance of about 50 per cent, .See prices below and come s IFor the Whole Family the largest stock of goods to i Plckens county. Now have E TH~IOUSA N D pairs of shoes 65. We can leertainly save you your shoe bill and give you too. Try us and see. r Millinery Departnment wi~th all that's new in Ladies' dan - sell you a nice hat at a u will have something left to or pair of shoes. thing. Suits $1.48 to $950. >thing. Suits $7.50 to $17.50. irs promptly filled. Use Par Uncle Sam is our salesman. '&Co. 'ys Busy