The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, February 08, 1917, Image 4
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The Pickens Sentine
PICKENS, 8. C.
p V' IV 1) V. Ei WEEK L
FEBRUA RY ' 1917.
1. A AVEAR. INVARIABLY IN ADVANC
GARY J1ir. Manager.
AU r ~ '-hnahtyje 1ed w eprfte
b t ins:~ejo fate of ,rne (Alit aw r) ey
k or Ort-hejf toeri a wrl
(m U-boat'.
WE. thought the -V w.d -
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'ravi: is .)':.
y w- }-.a: w.: v.' .4...
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r n r .:2.a . r re
- -.-: a fr.arnbb..:
* ( b' 2~':: !' *o tre:a ur'.r of W'a~
G,.(a .~ v. h~ r b yan ~& a .salary '.
ust onje 'ofjar a year
ii P'r' ei'rt W~*i'-on real wat. t
dirur!..rr ta.,: a f'ew hour-.
*TIi. .artarrourg' .J'urr:a; a l n
i ubbh ;a. ''P~.yat-Horrne' dto
Fjjl~ow at the .:'>'.. bone' Thu'r:
.3:.-.,n at tj. ''F - : d'jz.en, be
now we havs to pay. f 'r t. p.1 nt -; a deze/.
'Iay. Z-buay2. the a nior': reeer
s ven i - the arnniv'-r.ry ojf th inkin
of the I. *.- lbat the iip MIa r.er in lavar
na hairbor. February, 15. 1e
4. We had rather pay a little ro
ard' k eep the s:.oney he re than pnay
ttle le:. ad rs'j 'nd( the tinoney away.
4 V.';~W: aire ahnlfost perxsaded to) dlisow
*1 a~~ brother J1ulian, who~f Iive4s at Easie
n.11. says' if U ncle Sam calls o.
h, m to, ht'l the Germansj he is going t
o to Ph-kens whereQV n'oody cani fir
If Pick'rs Counit~y people could hav
'ad a vot'i 'n good roadsi honds la.:
wkwhe~n it w.a~s almost imopossibl
fr a teamru of muhils.- ti) pull an empti
wagoner, the i;ue~ woulzd hve gone thr
to tho'n whoj' bJeIieve in NIr. G . Hio
thre will hie .s ort weeks oif winlte
wete.We advise our readers, hoy
evr, not to put much faith in th
groundhog.
St;VERtAI years ago6 when~i .Johnson0 Crei
shaw got mad ait the P'ickens itirog
Co. and quit working for it he said
"'D-'em, I hope their old engir
freezes to the track.'' Ilia wish canr
true Monday morning whco' the engir
was frozen to the track so0 hard it tot
an extra amount of steam andi sever
hours to move it. .
OUa WEJKxcy ltI>IfwI. F~rom a nur
ber that's odd cut off the hea l, it th<
will even be; its tail, I p.ray, next tal
away, your mother then you'll see.
Answer- Seven, even, eve.
WE guess old Adams hit the apple
Ihanded to him byV is wife
For the very simple reason
That he didn't have a knife.
RUB OUT PAIN
with good oil linimnt. That's
~he suret way to p theM.
Y 11T1 bed rubbing u1i
MUSTANC
LINIMENT
Good for the Alments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Good for your own Aches,
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
2S2c. 50c. $1. At aU Dealers.
LEAVE IT TO WOODROW
A-i thi-- i'- :r t~e Uni a-d . ;'m..
ha-c no- ':>a re d war fir, Gerrr.arv. an'!
it iur :,ehei at Presr-ident .'.
wii r ct adv-': .'1 a '.tt-. urjtij .e ex
ha's al ber ~rar- rsjurces toav:
T yf the pepje ir tr.I
noway, arod fir ta
-, -~~.hould ed '.
WHY IS IT?
. fr. .
~7.rvr.eT ar..-a2T
%ANI THAT GOOD ROAD
V wh V:'. V u in rerriLr.g
* farrr. wrk txy wiIl
w 1rk the road free of
cit
HON. --AM J. Nicioi.s. the go. I con
gre--srari frmrri the Fourth congression
al diktrict, received the following sielf
- explaining letter from orne of his Spar
f tariburg con.stituent-:
Hon Sam nicholk
our corvresrriurn
o dere Sur, i hav reed the weeds yu sent
mel notis on the envelop they cum in
g it says V.W) dollari fur privat use. i
cant not afford tu plant seeds fur the
publick so ri m endin themn ieeds~ bak
.c tu *.u wi .h :nstr'ikahuns tu pleas sendi
rae -um -edl - that i canT plan t fu'r mi
t.d'olar 3. I vot:Id fur *.u and re:de :1..0 ;-thg
jurnel I arm a p.'re 'jr.':st hard w.u~rkin
man. with '1) chibuun an niever tuk a
Sdo..t uiv mye'ddysin in rni lif ho;.in this
it Wil .,' u the saimi
Svery exp'c torantly
iS
Stai
good,
ni in its
'p- -- to-it
ri like L
and,i
farthe
toother
it .- groc'e
CO~
exactl
u The Luzianne Guarantee: out ai
If, after uninA the contents
ofa Ucan, you are not satisfiedl go W1
in every respect, your Aro
11 car will refund your money, profi
'The 12eily-Taylor Cc
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NEW CORRESPONDENT
We welcore thb new Joeassee cone
spondent into the columns of 'Ibe Sea
tinel this week. Our other correspond.
ents are dlo doing gcod work these
days.
DO YOU BELONG?
Clyde (N. Y.- Herald.
If yo i,:e your town ben.
Teli -em so!
If y,-c ave her leadi the rest.
Help her grow'
Where there's anything t r,:.
Let the feows3 Coufnt on
You'll feei badly when it's thrt.
Don't you know:
If you wart to ake a hit.
Get a name:
If the other fellow's it.
Who's to blame?
enrd your money in the towr.
Where you pull the sheckels owr.:
Give the mail concern a frowrn
That's the game:
If youre used to gi ving kn'xi:
Change your style:
Throw hojuets instead ofr
For a while.
Let the other feilow roa..
Shun him as you would a gh.
Meet his harmmer with a b-.e.
And a smiie.
When a stranger frerr. afar
Comes alor.g.
Tell him who and wha: -%r
Make it
Needn't flatter. never b!u-,
Tell the truth, for that's enough.
Join the boosters-they're studf:
Let's belong:
That's Us.
r' state.
The trusty man
And the one tr :ag in
Is he wh- Car.
Drive the water ,.agon*.
"Road Hogs"
iwbr ry ":H1ral an id Ne w;.
W reT'r.anj the b( :1 wee'vil, beiv
Stra auto-driving mutts who al
a.- try to how c!ose they can drive
2 another v:hicle withou'. hitting it. --
Y'es, and those other rnuitts who never
,ive you any of the road and make you
;hink they are going toj split right thru
-ou. We believe they are worse than
the other kind. And the trouble is you
find so many of them. Regular road
hogs.
Should Make Traveling Better
Hre ard News.
Tfrans~ylIvania' relations with Bun
co'rnbO', Hender.son. Hayw.'ood, .Jackson,
cour:.ti':., mi :9, far '- ro.,: are: con.
of .>o rrauddy. The f'-eling~ is goodI bu
You mray subscribe for The Sorntine
eight mronth[ for a dollar.
t the day with a cup of
1d Luzianne. There's cheer
ecry arorna-spunk and go
n every swallow. You'll
uzianne. Buy a can today
you don't agree it goes
r and tastes better than any
coffee at the price, tell the
and he will give you back
y what you paid for it, -with
gument. You simply can't
-ong on Luzianne. Ask for
sharing catalog.
NEcoffee
~rap any, .New Orleans
41@S M)NK.
':The Mitch
d By Three Generati
Faithful Service and Honest (
of the Mitchell Wagon and
, We- have sold The Mitchell Wagon for fiff
Pick.tnh County. and can truthfully say that
dissa:iefied with his purchase of a Mitchell Wa
r a hundred miles from Pickens. came in
Mi che!'.1 N Wagons, saying that he would wan
that he bought a 2 3-4 tmwo-horse Mitchell Wa
day bought a 2 3-4 two-horse wagon of anoth(
ularle and the Mitchell is as uord today as w
readV for the scrap ple.
YOu will find others. farmer and lun!i .
. M:-ha1l Wagon by tat.
WNe know frorn experience that the Mitcl
.te. regardless of price. If you don't bell
Awn](d 11one.
A little higher in price. perhaps. than ot
ference. What does a few dollars amount to
in the wear of a wagen.
When better w.agons are built. Mitchell w
Yours t
5FOLGE R, THO
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's
Sole Agents for Walk-Over and Zeigler S
King Stoves. Chase Cit- Buggies, Mitchell NV
ick Patterns.
- TO YC
don't you think i
paper. so it woul
like it-we know
subscribe this we
W A N
You to Know that You Can B
EDWIN L. BOL
At the same low price you
have advanced from 20 to 40
We are going to give our cust
buying. Below is some of our
Women's Cloth Top, High Heel, worth.
Women's Vjcj, High Heel Button, worth
Women's Vici, High Heel Lace, worth $~
Women's Box Calf Button for . .
Women's Vici Kid Button for --
Men's Russian Calf, English Toe
Men's Kangaroo, English Toe .
Men's Gun Metal, worth $4.00, for
\\ e have jIust finished taking inv-entory an
larger t han we thoiught , so we are preparedt
DRY GOODS I
in this department y ou w.ill find everIIyth'
quality wvith plenty of variety of colors.
All Wool serge. 36 inches wide, all col10
dleal hetter one for $1.00 yard.
Crepe (10 Chine, 36 inches wide, worth Gi
Silk Stripe Poplin for 25c vard. Also so
white for 25c, and many other things too
will save you money on every purchase.
READY-TO-WEAI
All of our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear at gre
Coat Suits, made of Ali Wool Poplin, in nay
prices. Ladies' Skirts in blue, black, and bi
Ladies' Waists and1 Middy Blouses. We
room for spring goods that will arrive in the
customer alway s a customer.
Edwin L. I
I The Store That
Esleya
1917
ell Wagon
ons - Eighty-Four Years of
oods-That Is the Record
a Record to Be Proud of
een years. have sold hundreds of them in
we have yet to find one customer who is +
zon. A few days ago a prosperous farmer,
our store and inquired about our stock of
t another one in a few day3. He told us
gon from us five years ago, and the same 4
r make. Both wagons had been used reg
ien he bought it. while the other is about
r men, just like this man. who know the
ieli is the best wagon made in the United 4
eve this is so. just ask any man who has
her wagons. but more than worth' the dif.
when it means several years' differen'ce 4
ill build them.
ruly.
RNLEY & CO.6
Furnishing Goods a Specialty 4
boes, New Home Sewing Machines, Iron
agons. Carhart Overalls. Call for Butter- 4
U Who have been borrowing your neigh
bor's copy of The Sentinel every week:
t would be better for you to subscribe for the
I reach you ever y week? Your neivhbor doesn't
because some f !hern told us so. Cone on and
ek. We'll i wif-I to have vou.
TDE !
uy Your Winter shoes from
l & COMPANY
:ould last fall, although shoes
per cent. in the last 90 days.
amers the benefit of our early
shoe specials;
;3.50, for..-----~ 29
S4.00, for...--------3 4
L.00, for~-----* - -3 4
-... ... ...$2.48
$1.98
-.. ... .-. ...$5.00
S~$4.48
If I-**- $3.48
d wefindourstock of Men's W\ork Shoes
() save you money on every pair.
IEPARTME NT
ing marked at the same lowv price and high
s, worth 65 to 'T5e, our price 50c. A great
c vard. Our price 50c yard.
lid1 color Poplins in black, blue, red, tan andl
numerous to mention. Jutst remember we
I DEPARTMENT
at reductions. We have a lot of beautiful
v, black, blue and garnet, at very attractive
ack and white check. Also a pretty line of
wvant to reduce our stock in order to make
next few days. *i Give us a call. Once a
Jolt & Co.
's Always Busy
, S. C.
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