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'ihe Pickeu Sentinlel * PICKEN , S4 C. 0V L 1 111,E' H W E1 K L Y JUNE 14, 1917 nte'red at Pickons Postoales as Second Class Mall Matter. $150 A YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE GARY Hio'rr. Manager. Obituary tioticts %4 tiouteis of respect of not o-grone huLwAI VAd.4 wrtt te p riuted free of charge. Al iet that aumabi must be paid for at the mWate on ceat a word. Ush to accompa ns a)nes. ~C ,Cdfs of sak pub I Iehed foi ra-bi Ce e a wO "fW cflv ry i7s e Th4e. S veeit Land ,j L~iberty.'' w tet - a k.y you: can't cateh. N : still have with u, a few .ludases and Jackasses. PICKENS county is "all broke out with good people. SoMNioDy certainly put the "wed'" in last Wednesday. * Tm: Coward shoe would not suit American soldiers. 0 (;)oi) buy', "said the wise man as he r-:r.hased n Liberty Hlond. IN spit" of reported starvation, the 'ermans seem to take life easily. Tnt: way of the transgressor may be i-ard. but it's.easy enough to get into. ''T m:-s plenty of room at the top, i remarked John Barley Corn. as he flew to the young man's head. Now. t the United States army is going to use those gas attacks in France I we think the Colonel ought to be there. f ONi-: reason, we suppose, that con gress is in session such short hours is to keel) the member.s from being asphyxi ated. EDITOR I IAROD Boolma'I of the Spar tanburg Journal has been in a hospital, sufferjng from buttermilkitis, we under stand. WHENEVER a man keeps hanging around you telling how honest he is' c you had better keep your hand on your T pocketbook. el Wa had hard enough time finding the I way from Pickens to York last year. Goodness knowa how we'll ever find the way from here to Heaifort. AN Anderson man who came to Pick ens via Liberty last week says he I w doesn't see where a small town like Jfc Liberty got to many bonds to sell. WVe never heard of so many line - people getting marr ied in one week as did in Pickens county last week. MIany~ weddings, and every one among our i iinest people. EDITOR DECAMP' of the G;affney at of good things, hut is this: "'Automobiles man beings, after all; ey make the less they me people will never ( not publish ant article ~ Say amuia unless we know who wrote it. Two good lettgra received this wveek and not a name signed to either. * They are now in the waste basket. Tin. State Press Association will hol its annual meeting this year at Beaufort June 28 and 29. We would like very much to attend this meeting and meet the good newspaper brethren again, and we expet to if we can make the neces sary arrangements. 'mAT (;ary Iliott hats an astonishing fund of information for a man who lives in Pickens. lIe even knows that Noah Wrote the dictionary in the Ark, instead of Dan'I writing it in. the lion's den, as some people had an idea was the case. - Aiken Journal and Review. In that .James Edward saidi that Daniel Webster wrote the dictionary, he reminds us of the New England senator who thought the sun use to rise from D. W. 's brow and set under his coat tail. On one oc casion the senator was making a speech and referred to Daniel Webster writing the dictionary; when a friend sitting behind him tugged at the senator's long coat tail amid whispered: "No, n'o, not Daniel; Noah wrote the dictionary." "Noah, hell!" scowled the senator, furious at being interrupted; "Noah built the Ark!" OUR WEEKLY R1DDLF.-What is it that no locomotive is heavy enough to draw? A train of thought. TA'hbdis and ,June bugs aArs not the same; fu i ou don't kl e They II spoil the tater gamo. B Beauty Secre"t Ladies desire that irre sidtible charm--a good complexion. Of course they do not wish others to know a bearitifier has been used so they buy a bottle of Magnolia Balm EJQLUD FA CE POWDER gai tte according to simple diredone. Improve @ notice at once. Soothn,,coinU and i.ng. Heals Sunburn. stop. Tan. PInk. While.P ose-Red. 75c. at'Dniuas or by mall dret Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. Lyon his. Co.. 40 South Fifth St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. WE sincerely trust that this country vill not have to send so many young nen to France that the ladies will com ,lain of "po'or male facilities." PooK old Illinois! Besides having to ear all the ordinary burdens of life, he is afflicted with race riots, prison rs' riots and the editor of the Chicago lv there is any man who was willing o jay $1.00 a year for The Sentinel last ear. but unwilling to pay $1.50 this 'ear, we will sell the paper to him now t the same price as last year, provided e pay us in corn the same way. That i, one bushel of corn would pay a year's ubseription last year. and we will take ne bushel for a year's subscripton now. WITH'THE BRETHREN Berry Large Crop partanburg Journal. The people of Pickens are happy. In lications point to very' large mulberry rop this year. Bad Time to Get Bit asley Progress. It is reported that the young men of ickens have formed a "Barefoot Club" >r the summer months. Look out for mkes. Gary! Safety First he State. "Would it be proper, " asks The ekens Sentinel, "to call a man from irdinia, S. C., a sardine?" Yes, it ight be lroper, but not safe. n Editor Will Tackle Anything incaster News. Gary Hiott of The Pickens Sentinel is nducting a "go to church" campaign. rying to get Pickens people to go to iurch is our idea of an up-hill job. In Wesminster ugaloo Tribune. What has become of the old-fashioned >y who used to save tobacco tags? ek ens Sentinel, lie was in to see us e other dlay on the hunt for tags, but L' didI not have either tobacco or tags Bell May Have All the Okra Iersonian. The grape is ripening, berries, too; we will have plenty of juice, despite ec quart-a-month. We pass the okra d buttermilk on to Gary Hiott of The eckens Sentinel and WVat. Bell of the ancaster' News. That Belied Buzzard lerald and News. The Anderson l)aily Mail wants to' now "What has necomte of the belled uzzard. " [Dunk Blotts, our Hlogwallow, orresp~ondlent, says he "seed one" the ther day. Pickens Sentinel. We have' everal spies out in the old fields of : Jewherry watching for the next visit I' that santo old helled buzzard. tnderson Mail. The Pickens Sentinel repor ts the belled muzzard in that county. Glad to know t is at home. GiveYourPei a ChancercoM rig A per prc thE The Luzianne Guarantee: a C If, after using the contents L of a can, you are not sais fied ge: in every rqspect, your gro der 4i11 refund your money. The eilyv.Taylort 4 ARESHO PRICED TO HIGH? Read These Fads and Figures and You Will Be Amazed. you will wonder how it is possible to produce them at the prices asked. You will wonder why they are not priced higher. Compare shoes, the wear they got and the pleasure they give you with any other article of wearing apparel and you will appreciate that shoes are really the cheapest article in your wardrobe. Sihoes are made from skins that grow on the backs of animals. These animals are niot raised for their skins, but for meat, for milk, or for beastsof burden. The skins of amnals are available for shoes only as thiese animials are slaughtered for food. Consider the price you pay for meat at the butcher shop. Does this tell you any t11ing?' Consider the plice a farmer or stock grower gets for a beef steer. Do you know why? It is the ever increasing world demand for cattle for food and hides for leather. Highei-prices for beet, hihvher prices for hides which go to make shoes, iarniess, oelts, upholswrv, and hundreids of Other articles which cost you mqre money today. Leather is not all. There are 65 other items of materials necessary to make shoes. But leather and supolies are not all that go to make shoes. There is labor. Men and women, boys and girls, must do their part. Labor is one of the big considerations. You know how everyone is employed. Never in history has there been such complete employment at high wages. Did you know that it requires the hands of 300 people to produce a woman's shoe and get It ready for wearing? Did you know that it requires 110 machines? You may have an idea that shoes are made in one machine-that the shoe was completed in one operation. Did you know that there are 135 separate and distinct operatiops necessary for each shoe, or 270 separate opera tions fr each pali? Why are shoes priced so low? Because shoe manufacturers and retailers have used brains, skill, scientific methods, and kept prices (own. Think it over. Shoes are priced too high. By every rule of economical producton it is a wonder'they are not higher. Yours truly, FOLGER, THORNLEY & 00. + 481 88 1 444 = 44 "me-s the'Bu of the Nation - ~T DESTROY the home, and what have you left? t A town is made up of HOMES. .The SUCCESS OF A TOWN de- X % pcnds largely on the success of $ ITS MERCHANTS. $ The success of the MER X CHANTS depends on the pat- $ ronage of the INDIVIDUAL. t Trade in your home town. 4+4*++44.H. 4-+4+.++ You can tell who the live merchants of Pickens are by reading the advertisements in this paper. Trade with those who advertise. Along Pickens Route 3 The Sunday school at Montvale* is still in a flourishing condition with 71 anrolled. Gertrude, the little daughter of .Mr. md Mrs. W. A. Price, is ill at this writing. Mrs. Nancy Porter is seriously ill. Mrs. Mattie Powell of Easley visited it the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cannon saturday and Sunday. W. H. Chastain and family are plan iing a mountain trip to the Morgan Alace for a week or so. We would all ike to go camping if we knew we would nave plenty of fish and squirrels to fry. The good people of the Montvale sec tion have purchased an organ for their Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. John Gravely of the Holly Springs section visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. MeD. Chappell Saturday and Sunday. Gain Cannon and sister, Miss Ruth, spent several days in Georgia recently. Miss Inez Glagener of Rosman, N. C., is spending some time at the home of Dr. Cannbn. BROWN EVES.1 Opinions from 'I Folks Who Knovi For malarial headache, Grangd Liver Regulator entirely relieved n-' trouble.-J Heigt Wetumpka Al Had heavy hedache. Vomittj twice to sixc times a day. Four dose' fGranger Liver Reguator made nt 1.----Loundas P. Brindley, Somez !Mother had sick headache.. Grangej Liver Regulator' did her more goc than all the medicine she had take. before.--Pearley Davis, Pacio, Ala. I never expect to be without it i: my home.-Jepie Usey, Gadsden,, Alal It is a great saver of doctors' bills. --Louis N. Kent, Honeraville, Ala. There is none better.-Dr. T. E. Cothram, Alexis, Ala. . *All druggists sell Granger Livet Rtegulator-25c, Try it. colator atke Good he best percolator and the finest pe cannot produce a good pot of ee if the dry coffee isn't exactly Fit to start out with. If the same colator and the same recipe do not duce th~e same results every time,; 1 can bet your boots it's the coffee .t's off-eel Luzianne is uniformly >d coffee, There is no guesswork >ut it---ever. Give your percolator hance to make good. ~Buy a can of zianne today. The guar'antee Is numne--means just what it says. k for profit-sharing catalog. INCOffee. jompaniy, .NJew Orlean? FIHE MAN WHO READS IS THE MAN WHO LEADS Says Mr. Clarence Poe, one of North Carolina's foremost citizens. Tie Pickens county men who read THE PICKENS SENTIN EL have the advantage over those who do not. The.Sentinel is primarily a county paper and purposes to serve the people of Pickens county, irrespective of class or politics. $1:50 a yr., $1 for 8 months, 50c for 4 mos. Fern Shirt Waist Overalls Special We are agents for Made of best qual the celebrated Fern tB Waist. New ship- r gine, sizes run to 44. ment received ev- $1.50 value. Special ery Mnday Thethis week $1.19. ery Monday. The best waist in the world for only $1 Children's White 2 l)1L u OD Lawn and Embroid- mOde. bes 6c. ery Dresses, 3 to 13 year size, 48 and 98c e Ladies' Silk Skirts Match Specil Bolt's Store necessitieshave in Poplins, Taffetas gone up. We are and Satins, made in still selling 2 boxes plain and sport for 5c stripe5. $3.50 for N the:plain and $4.98 for the sport stripe. 7 bi ca Sda Business is moving on just the same as Soap, 35c worth for Ladies W hite Skirts before the War. We are glad to advise that 25c our Business is showing an increase every made of good quali- month over corresponding periods of former Apron Ginghams, ty white twill, val ue $1.50 for only 98c years. good quality bought -- *. ..We think it is the Patrotic duty of every before* the advance, 9 guaranteed colors, M en's genuine palm one to keep business moving and keep the special 8c. beach suits. A va- American Dollars turning over. riety of patterns To Remember you will find no scarcity of Matting Rug Spec select from. Buy one and keep cool. 2 $6.18 ~ $.0 wth everything in the Dry Goods line,2c .08 and $7.3 0 -W .. - -Shoes, Hats & Millinery, and bright, new MtigAtSur Ladies P1ali Beach ods comin It will paY you to Suits $3.98 to $6.98. keep in with this store and read our pretty deftgrs, size - - --- --store news each week and visit our Store 9x12 feet, A $5.00 value on to- day's Me'sal-wolblewhen in Easley. market. Our prico Men's all-wool blueYO serge suitts. On to. Remember we will be glad to see $3.48 day's market they and show you through wheter or not you a r o easily worth ma o buy. Parcel $12.50 to $15. Our special price $10.00. Please note the special prices quoted on Carefully filled and goods listed in this advertisement and re- shipped pronmptly. Lades hie cn-member that this is only a few of the* many Wd Pay Postage ex Ladies white can-soap, match vass rubber sole ox. hundreds of such values. e, soda, etc. If you fords, $1.50 yalue.. We are sure we can make it to your can't come, order 0 u1 r special price this week only 98c terest to o youria EdwnigL. Bolt Co. imsn sie4unti4 The Store That'Os Always BusyV Easley vuS C. i~Iu U2Ub I spec und ------boxes best SODA mad,.or c .....Match.Special