The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, October 05, 1916, Image 8
We will give two dollars for the best
three ears of corn. brought to our store
between now and Nov. 1, and one dollar
for the best turnip Iffgrown from seed
we have sold this season. Judges to be
named later.
PICKENS DRUG COMPANY
The Rexall Store
J. N. HALLIJ#AW, Prop. & Mgr.
Phone No. 8
Anderson Phosphate and Oil Co.
W. F. FARMER, Secy.
Fertilize your wheat with our
Fish and Blood Guano and
make your own bread. You
can make it cheaper than you
can buy it and you will have
the best bread made.
SEE
?. C. SMITH and JOHN C CAREY
At Keowee Ban If,
Picliens, S. C-.
Winter Is Coming!
Prepare for it by buying a nice
heating stove from us. Our assort
ment is complete.
We also have a nice line of Oil
Heaters, Cook Stoves -and Ranges.
Prices are right. . Come . to us for
your Hardware wants.
BARR BROS.
Table Rock St., Easley, S. C. Phone 68
For That Cough
Lewis White Pine and Tar
Cough Syrup
& Laxat d Cold Tablets
Koowee Phaamacy
R. E, LE WIS, ProP.-, Phsone 24
1ty n sSni
'Te Ladies' cottage prayer rmer
eintrieet at the holne of, Mrs. Wesli
Girrett Friday afternoon at 8 o'cloel
Every mother is cordially invited to a
tend.
.Everyone is urged to attend tl
Greenvill, district missionary meptp
at the Pickens Methoddist church. Th
first service is to be held next Thursda
at 8 .m.
Tom Williams of Gainesville, Ga., ha
returned to his home after a two week
visit to friends in Pickens county. It
spent several days in Pickens with hi
siste Mis. H. A. Richey.
Miss Patti Major left Saturday morn
ing for Lee county where she is princi
pal of IVabhoe school near Bishopville
Miss Alberta Yongue left at 'the samt
time for Bethune where she will teact
again this year.
The Oolenoy school is without a prin.
cipal and would be glad to get in toucli
with man that would take charge al
once. Jas. A. Hendricks, Marietta, S.
C. route 2, is secretary of board o
trustees. Board $12; Salary $75. ,
Misses Belle and Alberta Yongue de
lightfully entertained "The Tattlers'
at their home lad't Thursday afternoon,
Besides the regular members, Misi
Catherine Wilkes of Blair was present
Late in the afternoon a delicious sala(
course was] served by the hostesses
assisted by their sister, Miss Henriettl
Yongue.
B. H. Powers, who l'eft Pickens sev
eral days ago to accept a position wit]
the Southern Railway in Atlanta, ha
resigned'that position to accept a posi
tion as salesman with Folger, Thornle
& Co., where he will be glad to have hi
friends call on him. His many friend
will be glad to learn that he has decide
to remain in Pickens.
Mrs. G. R. Hendricks was a graciou
and pleasing hostess at her attractiv
home last Wednesday afternoon whe1
she entertained the members of th
Entre Nous club together with man;
visitors. Mrs. Hendricks, assisted b;
Mrs. Troupe Partridge, Mrs. T. J. Maul
din and Mrs. James Carey, Jr., servei
a delicious salad course followed by cof
fee and cheese straws.
Rev. J. C. Bailey of Liberty was ii
Pickens last week in his car, the gift o
his churches. Bro. Bailey is pastor o
the Presbyterian churches at Liberty
Central, Carmel and Pickens. Br(
Bailey says he can do much more pai
toral work and do it with so much 1e
fatigue since he has his car. Bro. Baile
is an able preacher and a good pasto1
3 and richly deserves the kind treatmei
0 he receives at the hands of his peopli
'Squire Porter On the War
'Squire Porter has pretty sound opii
jj ions about things and he -told us tI
Sother day what he thought about tI
war. You know, he is magistrate
Pickens, and when he is not magistra
e, ing he's a barber. He is good at bot:
ll but he's a better fellow than he is
barber. Noit changing the subject, bl
l 'Squire has shavets to raise as well
razors to shave. We had just got in h1
chair for a- shave the other day whi
Isomeone got t6 talking about the w
:and wanjed.- to know what the Ho
Magistrate thought about it. "Well,
says the 'Squire, judicially speaking,
Dl he daubed the lather brush in our mout
"If they keep on fighting over the
somebody's going to get hurt." As i
Ssaid before, the 'Squire has pretty soul
opinions about things.
* Don't Know Who It Is
Greenville News.
..We see by The Pickens Sentinel th
-one night last week the officers destroy
"a large quantity of beer, an expensi
outfit, made, perhaps, of that delicio
water-ground meal for wehich this se
tion agotpd." Tio some folks in Pic
ens the'saddest words of tongue or p
are these: "The still's been raid
ag 'in."
Anderson Phiosphate & Oil C<
W. F. FARMER, Secy.
PERT IL.KER isn't as high a
youheard .t was. You ca
buyour Fish and Bloc
good0 for the same money yo
would pay for the cheap goodi
When it 1s all the same prici
e'et the best. Get the Fish an
Blood koods..
See.
MC.SMITH
and
JHN 'C. CAREY,
AIK wee Bank,
en>~~kfs, S. C.
iedi by R
dence, Sept~mb'erg$18/i$ O
A Stone of Gl'ood
loiers of Pickens.
arried, at the home ofd'M l
- on September 80,,1916;.iLr,'Olidd46 v' bjg
trell to Miss Leilai fle dricka, 'oth of
the P)ickens mill village, M, F. Hester,
N. P.,"offcisting. -
Mirried;at the hore of Mr,
Kay in Anderson county, Septom
1916, by Rev. F. S. Childresp,. Me. Claud
Pepper of Anderson county and i les
a Ruth Sheriff of Pickens county.,
Mrs. J. N. Hallum attended thesait
W. C. T. U. convention at Sumtr last
week awa delegate from th Pickbns
union.
News has been received in Pickens of
the death of Mrs. L. W. Johnson, which
occurred in Anderson Monday nitht.
Not Much
Greenville News.
Two-thirds of the world's torn is
grown ip the United States, but we can
find no statistics as to how much of it is
drunk in Pickens county.
Littleton College
A welI-established,well-equipped
and very prosperous school for
girls and young women.
Fall term begins September
20, 1916.
For catalogue, address
J. M. Rhodes, Littleton,N.C
JUST
RECEIVED
Another Car of Corn. It is- bad
to buy Corn but not so bad as
a ing without. Another car of
at just in. Will receive an
other car of. Flour this week.
Another car of Hay will be in
, in a few days. We sell It for
r Cash, but we sell it for Less.
Come in and let us figure with
you.
Morris & Company,
Old Postoffice Building.
Phone No. 36
f
Hobb
Big Si
Wia
SHOI
We have th<
a and see for
we are offei
MEN'S CLC
Suits fort
the boys ai
suits.' Suit
SVisit Our Lad
*Nevw goods
at position to;
Don't Fail to S
We have b(
mentann
edon many ll
gains here.
6Our Millineey
All the new~
a y found here
d ful valuesa
a H EADLIC
~The Best Over
NOHDM
Th Phcees r ithn
ofthe PRICSS eatr Lolor this name.om
It means that there is nzo better Rag netn
any particular, while patented Ye at ?resg th~P
whcro else, doublcs its val~ to you.N
..Note those features. Mate:. -ome' real 'facts. Prs
m~i--copper bearing .irorn. Re- kitchen is a cool kitcha
taine he:e.t. Maintainis. even en ih the oven urnpo ~ rip.
temprature. -Cooks ev enl '. ple bottom. No h tdpie in
- fuG. Mor rabk. A sight -n i coets
"Ak thecc.
Pickens Hdw.& Grocry Co..
THE KEOWEE BANK
PICKENS, S. C.
Safe Sound and Prog@esIve
We solicit your banking business and will show you every
courtesy and convenierce consistent with-sound bankig prin
ciples. Five per cent interest paid on Savings Deposits.
J. P. CiAREY, President. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier.
Who You 'Ludin' At? Notice to Teachers
An r exmntinraerswllb
Greenville News,.edi h or oueFiaOtbt
Talking about strikes, has the man bo'lk Aa pplint mr t b
who supports a family of youthful vag- lat1 er fae
face Pt and cigarette smok-f etae Bo rd
rants, Ans exs cation ti T. A LL
eld no rhhs o upt . h ei. c tobet
sHn6.en nhye inaonwl cce at
9ow'cgock.FAll aicndms ea
Byooo the tae famrdy.fComu
ore whredale.b wlt. R.aue T.
ar no rightst upt . d ikn
ownging ohoes.an
TE EVERYODY!RAK"
yoursel whatd wondru values'le
ing soin Shoes.nigbsi sadwl so o vr
THING AND FURNISHINGS!
he boys, too. Come and bring
Wd fit them up in some of these
s eor everybody.
ies' Ready-to-Wear Department!
are arriving daily and we are in
show you just what you want.
ethe Dress Goods Deparmenit!I
>ught very heavily in this sdepart
any enough to save the advance
nes. You will find many bar
Senpartment Is Qw Complete
thingi in Ladies' Jatibare to be
. Don't fail to see the wonder
yeare offering.
HT OVERALLS, $1.25
11 Made.' Other Good Overalls, $1.00
PIOEnn, 6. 0.'