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the Pickens Sentinel PICKENS, S. C. P U 1 LI1S H D W EE K L Y. FEBRUARY 1, 1917. ..ntered ait 'lckens l'ostofinee as Secouit Class Mall Mlatter. S 1.50 A YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE GARY HOTT, Manager. O(itoiry notices and triottes of respect of not o"rone hundred words will be printed free (if charge. .l over that nbmber must be paid for at the rate of one cent a word. cnsa to aceomaniny manuscript. Cards of thanks 5(ulb livhed for oine-half cent a word. NEXT stop: St'. Valentine's Day, I' ebruary 14. SOM' of the stuff advertised as "bottled-in-bond" acts like it was bottled in hell. TiHEiiE may be something else as uncomfortable as a corn on each little too, but we doubt it. WHAT has becone of the old-fashioned horehound stick candy like we used to eat when we were kids? A STORY comes from York that. they have a ghost in that town. Which is not so bad if it can walk. You can see who are the live mner chants of Pickens by reading the adver tising columns of The Sentinel. Wn hear there is some complaint about the looks of the new fifty-cent pieces, but they look all right to us. TOBACCO is Supposed to be well cured hefore it is put on the market, but a lot of it smells like it has had a relapse. TiLE dove of peace knows how to fly all right; but, like Uncle Remus' nud turtle, he doesn't know how to light. Pr might help some if manufacturers of ladies' shoes would leave several dollars' worth of heel oIl of (ich shoe. To "'Corresponldent" With mn 1111y blushes we make our Itost polite how in acknowledgement oftyour nite oif re cent date. THlA'r booze the Arizona amtimrities conflscated and used to sprinkie tle streets with probably earne froin tihe Sprinkle Distilling Co. MEMBERS of the legilature visited Charleston and spent a day there last week, but we bet they never do it again. Charleston served theta ginger ale! SUBSCRIBERS will please 'renew their subscriptions promptly. Our parents moved from Pickens to Easley this week and we have to buy our own rations now. WE understand that the people of Spartanburg are petitioning the legis lature to pass a law forcin~g mierclizmts to "'throw in'" a few erackers with each 5-etcan of sardines they sell. TliilE original foolish <question was when the first dlentist asked. "D)oes it hurt?"'- Greenville News. And the second fool question was when the first barbelr asked. "D~oes the razo'.r putll?"' South n wmnwrt t e maore fr ora oak Wa al if ot ee yclvsfo fraeeing?" get ao lnornwwa theul is theman wh hw padspits out tov pcenbt woth eon ofbad vertising ains that resemblepa the censam "wtop oo lseonty contrtaths wfe railroading A fa good unewsmucher, Nebry payserverttentiloustraed andor of akdnger itsalig hil out joy-ridingbu itwould aot tollacthin ifllinged. thathwer vale morei than licte, fea amr thaOdeath tohe ch man wAtsoitthe pbor man thas leiture wumiser spenit die woe taearing.hus REPRSENTTIVEELLS ofGreewoo Whave heard of alotof mean tricks,' uts about the meanest one we ever e -qf was perpetreted by .A. M. larpenter.of the Anderson Daily Malil, ZZ, kg6, when he was a printer on theGreenwood Index. Forsome reason, or other Carpenter was not feeling very good one day when a fellow came into, the'printing office and said he just had to have some circulars printed. When the circular was "set up" it looked so' burn that Carpenter was ashamed of it, and he didn't do a thing but print the Greenwood Journal's imprint upon the circular and palm it off as some of the Journal's work But of courte he has since reformed and wouldn't do any thing like that now. COLUMBIA newspaper correspondents are continually referring to F, M. Carey as being of Pickens. While we wish Mr. Carey was "of Pickens" he isn't. His home it at Seneca and he is in busi ness at Anderson. He'is a brother of J. P. Carey, Sr., of PicKens and a mighty fine man. IT is now time for all good citizens to begin saving up money enough to buy an' Easter egg. AFTiR all the earth has gone "bone dry,"' what vill be used to-christen new battleships with? Tiin. Society for the Prevention of Useless Noises should get busy with one T. Roosevelt. Praters School Honor Roll Following is P'raters school honor roll for month ending January 26: First Grade. --oyt Pilgrim, Edna Watson, Wade Brazeale, Fowler llra zeale, Joe Massengill, Ira Porter, 1ler man Stephens, James Iloward. Advanced First Cralde.--Ralph Ilun ter, Royal Lewis. Secol Grade.- Clarence liolding, Cleo lolding, L eia l"olding. Ilerlert Fergu Sonl, Florene Ga Lrret., H o I ooper, Des sic Pilgrimn, O ive Pilgrim, ames Sea horn1, Eunlice Wvatsonl, Jamnes MNassinlgill, Ilo.yd lIow.ard. Th(ird Gcrade. Eugenie Lewis, enia Pilgrii, (Iteeni Waton, Pella lIow Fourth1 (owale. Ala, 1mpler, Pau11lne As:,sinigill. Fi I'th G rade. - Cromer Looper, Lucius Mlurphre, Ira I;oldilg. ;ixt h G radeL.-Ma MaN~ssingill. Itosa Lewis, Flora liolding. Ninth Grade.--liatic Simmons. MIss IDA HAKEIR, J. D. Vlcateaty, Teachers. Appointments on Pickens Circuit Following are the regular preaching appointments of Rev. S. M. Jones, pas tor in charge of Pickens circuit: First Sunday -Porter's Chapel at 11 o'clock; Mt. Tabor at 3.30. Second Sunday.- Bethel at 11 o'clock; Salem at 3 30. ,lThird Sunday-Mec~inney 's Chapel at 11 o,'clock. IFourth Sunday--Gap Ilill at 11 o'clock; TUwelve Mile at 3.30. Itev. C. 1R. Anderson preaiches at Friendship every third Sunday at 11 o'clock and at New Hope every fourth Sunday at 11 o'clock. *T hav Youy hail wo'. e - and * at t -. ~ sold The Luzianne Guarantee: ba~c if, after using thne contents misi of a can, you are not satisfied -e in ever9 respect, your gro Cer will refuind your money. prof the 12eily-Taylor Cc *Bosk,!T4 Misci THi-S PATCI4 ( is COMING JVST FAST-. E~ N IT WITh A NALl RUB OUT PAIN with good oil liniment. That's the sureft way to stop them. The best rubbing liniment is MUSTANG LINIMENT Good for the Allments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Good for your own Aches, Pains, Rheumatism. Sp~ains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. Dayton School HQnor Roll Below is the honor roll of Dayton school for the month of January: First Grade.-Roma Burns, Queenie Burns, Elizabeth Couch. Margaret Day. Second Grade.- Ruth Couch, Ada Froeinan, Oliva Stegall, Alta Tanner. Third Grade. -Gr4ce Freeman, Her man i awkins, Nellie Leslie. Florence McCombs, Clarence Thon pkins, Lola Tlhompkin, MilIman Satterfield. Foulrth Grade. -Bertha Burns, Hessie Burns, Eva lawl: ins, Il Leslie, Pal mer Stegall, (Genlet Tanner. Fifti (;rade.--- Roy Burns, L. E. Free Iman, Ben Wilson, Marie Wilson. Sixth Grade. Villie Burns. Seventh Grade.- Rosa Satterfield, Terne Thompkins, Della Thompson. Ninth Grade. -Willie Duncan, Ernest SaLterfield. ADA 11. MILLER, Principal, GERTRUDtm D. FOSTER, Asst. Teachers' Meeting Postponed We are requested to announce that the the teachers' meeting that was to be held Saturday, February 3, has been posti oned until Saturday, February 10. Tacher s will pc e t ike notice that tY . may govern themselves accordingly. Free Flower Seed Hastings' Catalogue Tells You About It No matter whether you farm on a largo scale or only plant vegetables or flowers in a small way, you need Hastings' 1917 Seed Catalog. It's ready now and we have a copy for you absolutely free, if you ask for it, mentioning the name of this paper. In addition to showing you about all the varieties of vegetables, farm grass, clover and flower seeds, this catalog tells how you can get free five .. splendid varieties of easily grown, yet I beautiful flowers, with which to beau tify your home surroundings. Good seeds of almqst every kind I are scarce this season, and you can't I afford to take chances in your seed supply. Hastings' Seeds are depend able seeds, the kind you can always depend on having "good luck" with You are going to garden or farm this spring. Why not insure success so far as possible by starting with the right seed? Don't take chances that you do not have to. Write today for Hastings' 1917 Catalog. It's free and will both inter est and help you to succeed in 19-17. --H. G, HASTINGS CO., Seedamen, Atlanta, Ga,-Advt. Oto One n QOuality :nd Quantity as, Ma'arn; and you don't to take it -for granted, either. can prove the first by taste, the second by arithmetic. a c:an of L-uzianne. U.se the qu~ntity you ordinarily id. If it dcesn't go farther taste be'tter than other ;offee he price, tell the man who it to you and he'll give you Syour mone1y. Make no akce, Luzinnno is great coffee xceeding great. Ask for it-sharing catalog. INEcoffee mxp any, .New Orleans qvow Mou + 1833 *The Mitcl Approved By Three Gene Faithful Service and Hone of the Mitchell Wagon a We have sold The Mitchell Wagon fc Pickens County, and can truthfully say 4 dissatisfied with his putchase of a Mitchell 4 not a hundred miles from Pickens, cam 4 Mitchell Wagons, saying that he would that he )ought a 2 3-4 two-horse Mitchel day bought a 2 3-4 two-horse wagon of ai ularly an(l the Mitchell is as ()ml today i + ready for the scrap plIe. 4a 4 Yo01 will had)( ot'lhi-S, tarmc'r-; and III Mitchell Wagon by tst. W\e know from experience that the T States, regardless of price. If you (Ion't owned one. A little higher in price, perhaps. tht ference. What does a few dollars aiou in the wear of a wagonif 4 When better wagons are built, Mitchi You FOLGER, TH Clothing, Shoes, Hais and G< Sole Agents for WAalk-Over and Zeigle King Stoves, Chase City Buggies, Mitcelie icki Patterns. TO Y don't You thil paper, so it wo like it-we kii subscribe this V A IN You to Know that You Cr ED WIN L. f0) At the same low price yoi have advanced from 20 to 4 We are going to give our cri buying. Below is some of o Women's Cloth Top, High Heel, wort Women's Vici, High Heel Button, wo: Women's Vici, High Heel Lace, worti Women's Box Calf Button for. Women's Vici Kid!B utton for. Men's Ruana, English Toe Men's Riana, English Toe Men's Gun Metal, worth $4.00, for.. We have jnsi. finished taking inivent ory ,a huger than we thought, so we are prepart DRY GO0D! In this doepartmentI von will finad ever (luality wvith plenty of variety of colors. All WVool serge. 36l inches wide, all c dleal hetter one for $1.00 yard. Crepe (Ie Chine, :36 inches wide, wvortl Silk Stripe Poplin for 25c yard. Also white for 25c, and many other things I will save vou money on every purchase. READY-TO-WE All of: our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear at Coat Suits, made of Ali Wool Poplin, in n prices. Ladies' Skirts in blue, black, and Ladles' Waists and Middy Blotuses. Y y room for spring goods that will arrive in (customer' alwas s a customer. Easle] 1917 1ell Wagon rations - Eighty-Four Years of , st Goods-That Is the Record nd a Record to Be Proud of r fifteen years, have sold hundred of them in that we have yet to find one cus omer who is Wagon. A few days ago a prosperous farmer, e in our store and inquired about our stock of want another one in a few day3. He told us I Wagon from us five years ago, and the same 8 iwther make. Both wagons had been used reg is when he bought it, while the other is about .nher mn, just like this man, w11o know the 4Iitchell is the best wagon made in the United 8 believe this is so, just ask any man -who hasq mi other vwagons, )ut more than worth the dif- 8 it to, when it means several years' difference 8 ll will build them. rs titil1 , DRNLEY & 00. ,nt's Furnishing Goods a Specialty 8 r Shoes, New Home Sewing Machines, Iron 8 I Wagons, Ciart Overalls. Call for Butter- 8 O Who liave been borrowing your neigh bor's copy of The S2ntinel every week; ik it would be better for you to subscribe for the >uld reach you every week? Your neighbor doesn't ow because some of them told us so. Come on and week. We'll hu sIl-1 to have you. TE D! Buy Your Winter shoes from i could last fall, although shoes 0 per cent. in the last 90 days. stomers the benefit of our early ur shoe specials: h $3. 50, for__ $29 eth $4.00, for.. --$34 $4.00, for$34 - ----.-*--.- $2.48 $1.98 $5.00 $4.48 and~ we find ou stock of Men's Work Shoes d to save you moncy on every pair. iDEPARTMENT ything marked! at the same low price and high lors, worth 65 to 75c, our price 50c. A great 65c vard. Our price 50c yard. solid color Popl ins in black, bhie1, red, tan and 30 numerous to mention. Jutst remembier' we AR DEPARTMENT ~reat reductions. We have a lot of beautiful avy, black, blue and garnet, at very attractive black and wvhite check. Also a pretty line of e want to reduce our stock in order to make he next tew (lays. Give us a call. Once a Bolt & Co. t's Always Busy v, S. C.