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PICKENS, S. C. NOVEMBER 30, 1916 rn IIt I it 'lekens P'ostiteie as Second Cla Malli Matter. $1 PER YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCI GARN I-Tr, Manager. itn rly t~it ie . antr, trio t'es of re iect o nit oie"rote hloidi'ei wrl wiIt he pirinteri free o fi+ r 'e. .ll 4ver tht IIInhet- 1ints he i1ai lioi at 1i1 rate ofi utie ie'ti ii wiiri. I ashi t' uished for 11ne1-hn11117 veit it Woll. HOW much trouble he avoids who does not look to see what his neighbor .ays or does or thinks, but only to what he does himself, that it may be just and pure.- -From " Medi tations of Marcus Aurelis Antonius. WE ARE THANKFUL For our frienls. For Woodrow \Vilsonl. For tle PickenisI)oodl. . That it wasn't II ughes. For twenty-cent (ottoni. Thalt we don't live inl Mexico. That Christmas will soon be here. That next month has five aydays. Thatt we are at petce with the world. That taxes coi'm fue lut once a year. For the prompt-renewing subscriber. hat cIrn meal is not as high as flour. FoT the bLeautiful litlan summer we have h11i. For N 'rth ':trohnao. Th t where we got til)' wife. 'That taws are a hith-lower thin, year thant last year. That we t livim , unlr Wilson in stead of \\ilhhn. That tie- l' ias haven't much to I thank ful ot. Th111t W4 don' hvtoWrite it "Xmls" unles w wat t For' th o~ rwerit y which is pr'evadling thruou t the couptraii. That We live in Iickens county. We said this last year, too. That the farmers got a gool price for their cpls thi. year. That it's not against the law to wear a pair of pants with a hole in 'eml). T1hat Winthrop college hasg at last got that "skin-the-cat" pole dedicated. That we won't be IKestered with po litical commnici(ationat until the next time. Thtwe dlon't have to take castor oil or readl llearst's paplers utnless we want to. For the many sincere and eloquent mimasters of the gospel we have in Pick ens county. That so far not a single subscriber has "kicked'' about the raise in the price of' Tihe Sentinel. That we live in the mosqt law-abiding county in the state and1 among the best people in the world. For our shorteomings. It we didn't have any to keel) uts blusy trying to over * comne, time would hang heavy on our hatnds. OUui WNEi~xtY Rumiu. Why are' the soldiers of Europe Ilikei the irids oif A merica? Because a lot of thenm are going to be ~~ r killed this Tlhanksgiving I )ay. tt's For a place to eat. and sleep. A platce to go in and out; A place wvher e we may weep And a place wher e w e may shou t Ii _ __ The 'Legare prope These are the cht close in, smooth beautiful view of BLUE RIDGI r A Little Shop Tak For several years The Sentinel h made 'a 'practice of sending cards its subscribers just before their su scriptions to the paper expires. ( these cards We tell subscribers who their iubscriptions aro paid to. Som times a subscriber comes into our offli and says "I got your dun," and it plain he didn't like it. These cards are in no sense "duns and are not intended as such. They ar simply sent out for the convenience c the subscribers. It is our rule to di. continue subscriptions when they expir and we certainly do not want to discor tinue anybody's paper when they do no know their paper has expired. That i why we send the cards. When a sub scriber gets one of the cards he see when his subscription is paid to. If h< wants to conitinue to take the paper hi paper any longer he either tells us oi pays no attention to the card and th< subscription is discontinued and the sub scriber owes us nothing. We find thal the majority of our subscribers like thi arrangement, as The Sentinel and sub. scriber both know at all times how the, stand toward each other. It is an expense to The Sentinel ir both time and money to send these card. out. but it is worth it becanse of the good feeling it keeps between The Sen. tinel and subscribers an( nobody's sub. scription is suddenly discontinued with out notice, and nobody owes a dollarot two for a paper he didn't want. As far as we know The Sentinel is the only weekly paper which goes to this cxpensc for the benefit of its subscribers, but we are glad to do it, because we think more of our subscribers than the aver age weekly paper does. We couldn't get along without them and a lot of them tell us they couldn't get along well without the county paper. In the meantime we wish you all the best Thanksgiving you ever had. Rev. L. E Wiggins and family expect to leave Pickens for their new home in Columbia next. Friday, Mr. Wiggins having been assigned to the Green street church in Columbia by the last confer ence. Since coming to Pickens three years ago this fatnily has made many warm friends here and we regret to see them leave, but the new work is a pro motion for M r. Wiggins and they have the best wishes of all out people i'n their new tield of labor. The ladies of the Methodist missionary society gave a re ejeption to Mrs. Viggins at the home of Mrs. .1, P. Carey. Jr.. Tuesday after noon. itev. I'. T. Ilo(ges, our* new Methlodist minister, and family have not arrived here Vet, but are expl)ected this week. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends and neigh bors for the kindness shown me during the illngss and death of my husband. And also Dr. Woodruff who did all in his power to save him. But God knew best. May God's richest blessings rest on each and every one is my prtyer. Mas. T. A. IJunIIAx. See the Walter A. Wood Disc Harrows at Pickens Hardware & Grocery Company. A acant tab! spoon ofcl a e only half as grocer, on return your mum catatlo Should Owi rty in Pickens is no ~icest building lots i but well drained, the mountains. IF Terms Easy DEVELOPMENT n 'e4e / RUBOUT PAIN as with good oil liniment. That's to the suredt a to stop them, b- ;The best ru ing liniment is )n lMUSTANG LINIMENT Good for the Ailments of ' Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Good for your own Aches, t Pains, Rheumatism Sprains, Cuts, Burns, etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. Referee's Sale State of South Carolina County of Pickens In court of common pleas. J ames Crenshaw, et al, Plaintiff against J. ). Crenshaw, defendant. By virtue of a decretal order made in the above stated case by Ion. T. J. Mauldin, Judge of the 13th judicial cir cuit, and on file in the oficeof the clerk of court, I will sell to the highest bidder before the court house at Pickens, S.C. on SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1916, being the fourth day of said month, the following tract of land: All that piece, parcel or tract of land lying and being in the county and state aforesaid, on Six Mile Creek, adjoining lands of Mrs. Montgomery, James Holliday, Ferdi nand Stewart and others and contain ing twenty-five (25) acres, more or less. Terms cash. - Purchaser to pay for papers and recording same. Terms must be complied with or land will be resold. J. B. NEWBERRY, Judge of Probate, as Special Referee. Probate Sale State of South Carolina, County of Anderson. In Court of Common Pleas. S. J. Nalley and T. B. Nalley, as Ad ministrators of the Estate of G. 1. Nalley, Plaintigs, against F. K. Nalley, et al., Defendahts. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas for Anderson county in the above-entitled case, I will sell at publie outcry at Pickens, S. C., on SALEISDAY IN DECEMBER, 1916, during the usual hours of public sale, sixteen certain parcels or lots of land situate in the City of Easley. Pickens county, S. C.. said lots situate on Fair view lleights, in said town, and shown on plat of J. R. Edwards, recorded in R. M. C. office for Pickens county, they being all of the lots conveyed to the late G. B. Nalley by R. F. Smith by deed recorded in said office on June 5, 1911, exce)t five of said lots conveyed by G. B. Nalley. The lots to be sold include lots Nos. 2, 3, 7 and 8 in block 1; lots 6, 7, 4 and 5 in block 4; lots 5 and 6 in block 6; lots :3 and 4 in block 5, four othei lots not verified by numbers. Terms of Sale: Cash, purchaser to p)ay for deed. (Signed) J. B. NEWBERY Judge of Probate for P ickens County, ispoon of Luzianne goes ex as a big heaping table cheaper coffee, for you use rnuch of Luzianne. That's y' guaranteed that if, after ntire can of Luzianne as :are not entirely satisfied nomy andI goodness, your your say-so, will gladly money. Write for our pre INNEN COFFEE i A Home for sale in lots. n Pickens, being and affording a rices reasonable COMPANY I Iamilt Maker of Ear "There Are More Than B3 + Just so-, there are many ways of is not in them. You perhaps can buy an oyerall 4 the cheap kind, wear them a few dayc 4 look like. They will be several sizes t( 4 them will come out in the wadh. , The Carhart Overalls are made nothing but Pure Vegetable Indigo D price is only $1.15 and $1.40 the pair. Naturally, with the United Stat( 4 merchandise is going to be higher, but 4 market, and the merchant who puts t + the consumer who buys them will not the price. When buying goods buy nothing the time. It pays to buy the best. FOLGE R, Tb Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Sole Agents for Walk-Over and Ze 4 King Stoves, Chase City Buggies, Mit 4 ick Patterns. We are glad to welcome to Easley Friends o Mr. Carlton McCravey and family of Mathews of Texas. They moved last week and are the accident occupying. the Glazener house on Main son DeWitt street. Mr. McCravey is -a brother of a bicycle anc our townsman, E. P. McCravey, and fracturing or located here on account of his health hone and rec lie is a native of Laurens, S. C. lie the body. I will engage in business here. -Easley not prove ve Progress. soon recover Edwin L BI The Store TI To Piano iRNow is the time to d your friends and have Remember that in ad are about $1,600 in pri: tion to the Piano. . It will certainly pay in this contest, as you able prize. ASK FOR BOLT'S 13 Men's Clothing Correct Styles for Fall and Winter i Our Clothing Decpartment is chock of *zood values for you. Why? Beca Bolt bought men's clothing, as he other merchandise, b~efore~ the adv'a came on- so if you are going to buy a a wvhy not take advantage of Bolt,'s I WeP are offeringL vou !nfe well- kno Prince Chap'' clothing $!95 up to .9 .lry one' gularanteedl to give perfect s isfaction. We have all the new m1odlel * Conservative,'" "Box,"' "PiInch Bac andt "Double-Breasted'' modlels. Men's extra heavy Dickey's Keri suits, $10 value. Our price, $7.98. Men's blue and black Serge, all we $15 value, for $12.50. Silki Knit Sweaters , Norfolk and Sash Solids, large Plai andl Stripes. B3e sure anct see them dtisplay at our store-$4.98. If We Could Have A personal talk with you and tell y, about our mammoth stocks. l0ver'y'( partmient a store within itself. Woi Edwin L. EasIE on Carhert ous Carhrt Overall Ways of Skinning a Cat Peeling Him." making Overalls at the old prices, bit or $1.00, but look \What you get! Buy a pair of , put then in a wash tub, and then see what they > small for you, and what little dYe was ever in 'rom the bet D1enim to be had, made full size, ye is used, and the color is absolutely fast.. The -s clothing and feeding the world, every line of + there will be a lot of cheap, inferior goods on the his class of goods in his stock will regrot it, and get value received for his money, no matter what but the best. Consider quality first, last, and all kours truly, -/ORNLEY & OO. Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty 4 igler Shoes, New Home Sewing Machines, Iron 4 ell Wagons, Carhart Overalls. Call for Butter- 4 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. The first term of Federal court of the Lentral regret to learn of western district of South Carolina to be which occurred to their held in the- city of Anderson convened recently when he fell from November 29. W. D. Hendricks of received serious injuries, Pickens county is a member of the ie limb, breaking his collar grand jury. Members of the petit jur Living several cuts about drawn from this county are E. F. Keith, is hoped his injuries will W. C. Newton, J. C. Garrett. J. 0. ry serious and that he will Hughey, S. R. Kelley, R. B Stewart, M. C. Smith and C. M. Gravley. olt & Company bat's Always Busy Contestants: o your best work. Sneak to them to save Coupon dition to the Ifirst p~ ses to be given away m u you to put forth some effort re almost sure 'to win a valu IG BARGAIN CIRCULAR you give us, the opportunity? 10. .Ladies' all wool serge skirts, navy and blacC, they are worth $3.00, all sizes. nl Bolt's price $2.48. Ise 1)ix ie Broadlcloth, 54-inches wide, black U lid brown and grey, absolutely wvorthi s1.00 10 yd. (every where. Bolt,'s price 69c yd. ud Renmembmler that Kumfy Kioth we ad-. r)w vertised .so extensively last season for nmking ladies' and children's copts? Well, nit is goinig good1 this season. Ask the 1- (ilerk t1o show you Kumfy Kloth at'$1.75 ydl - Some Pretty Sport Coats 'Just Arrived Wh\ijte and gray check cassinmere Sport eyCoat., So value. Bolt's price, $3.48. Mixed flannel Sport Coats, $7.98 value. ol. Bolt's price, $5.98. barge check wool plaid Sport Coats, $7.98 value. Bolt's price, $5.98. Check velvet Sport Coats, $10 value. an Railroad Fare Refunded By clipuing this coupon and making your purchases amount to $5.00 (five (do1 lars) or more, we will pay your Railroad Fare in a radius of fifteen miles absolutely tFree. EWIN L. BOLT & Co. Good0( until January 1st, 1917. Bolt & Co. "Distributors of .Reliable Merchandise" %y S. C.