The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, June 28, 1917, Image 4
FIOKENS, S. C.
P U BL 1I 11 H ED WEEKLY
JUNE 28, 1917
Catered at Piekens Postoico as Second Clags
Mal battcr.
S1.50 A YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
GARY HIoT'T, Manager.
Obituary notices and trioutes of respect of
not over one hundred words will be printed free
of obar e. All over that number must be puid
for at the rate of one cent a word. (ai to
accompany manuscript. Cards of thanks pub
4 ifrhed forone-half cent a word.
'My Country 'Tie of Thee. Sweet Land
of Liberty."
FAbious Crosses
Red
Iron
Double
TilE best thing out-n big fire.
W HAT we need is a smashing big navy.
THE next real big stop is Fourth of
July.
Ti Red Cross ladies are sew-sew,
thank you.
CRANKS are men who make other
people think.
WE trust that President Hung of
China will not be.
You certainly must have the dough
to have biscuits these days.
WHENEVER a musician gets a bright
thought he makes a note of it.
Ti Kaiser's moustache is still turn
ed up, but his spirit is drooping.
THE U. S. didn't begin this war, but
we have an idea she is going to finish it.
You can't tell from the size of a
woman's mouth how many hairpins it
will hold.
TiE British probably think that if
they ever capture Lens they will be able
to see Germany's finish.
AND just to think that ill these years
we've been sending missionaries to
'China instead of Germany.
WE are thinking of writing a play and
ealling it "Prespiration." It would
have a great run this summer.
SoME folks, we notice, are more con
cerned about doing their fellowmen than
they are about doing their bit.
You bet your best boots
This is a nice land,
But this wveather makes
Us long for Iceland.
"WOMAN is a silent Power ini the
and", bearbles a magazine writer. This
wlbenews to many married men.
THE Rev. Mr. Pidgeon, who has been
elected president of the Association of
Rotary clubs, is most likely some kind
of a bird.
A MAN who is trying but is unable to
pay his debts is to be helped; a man
who is able but will not pay his debts is
a thief.
WHEN making up a list of books to
take to the mountains with you, don't
forget old Col. Pocketbook if you want
ito have a good time.
A New York physician says "it is
4angerous to go into the water after a
F hearty meal." And we presume if he
did go in after one he wouldn't find it.
* A' the request of agents of the gov
ernent andl for the information of our'
~readers The Sentinel is publishing the'
;names of all persons in P'ickens county
'who registered for selective draft.
About half the names are published this
week. The others will appear next
week.
Cua WEEKLY RiDDILA.--Who may
-marry a wife and yet remain single all
his life?
A clergyman.
TULf.-CHEURUL ClERil
l a~e 'tli jusr peopR.
~tw le,
IUdies desire that i
siftible charrn-a 9
Complexion. Of cot
they do not wish otE
to know a beauti
hais been used so t
buy a bottle of
Magiiolia Bah
A.fJQtND FACE POWDER
and use according to ainsple air qfon,. Ispo
enIa noticed at oncet. Soothingcol
go 1 -ff.'S i'"*colne'
gefrehing. Heal. Sunburn, stop@ Tan.
Ank, WAite. Rose.Red.
75c. at 'Drunns or kv nall dict.
Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamj
Lyon Mfg. Co.. 40 South Fifth St., Brooklysiab
Tim Greensboro, Ga., Herald-Jour
knows when a man is happy. It sa
The happiest man on earth has b
liscovered in an adjoining county.
ias six fiddles, ten children, five houn
i deaf and dumb mother-in-law, an(
moonshine still that the governm
ean't get to.
Ri:v. ). W. Hiott, of Easley, has
cause to complain of hard times.
performed about a half dozen marrit
ceremonies week before last. Groc
generally pay the preacher in proport
to the value they place upon the bri
-Tugaloo Tribune.
That shows how little Editor Goss
knows about this marrying busine
Bridegrooms never pay the parsor
proportion to the the bride's val
Now, if we had paid that way it we
have taken all we ever have made
ever can make to pay the preacher.
WITH THE BRETHREN
How Long Have You Been Bai
Gaffney Ledger.
Wonder if Gary Hiott has suspen
The Pickens Sentinel for the summ
We haven't seen a copy of that "fur
sheet" since we got back home.
Back to the Farm
Greenville News.
The country cousins are beginn
to receive letters from their city re
tives.--Pickens Sentinel. In a lit
wile they'll be receiving the relative
Come Over, Bro. Gossett
Tugalloo Tribune.
Move to Pickens if you want to in
ry. The Sentinel recorded eight w
dings in its curreit issue, all among
best people of the town and county
all taking place within less than a we
Water Suits Us
Jeffersonian.
Editor G;ary' Hiott of Pickeuns, sr
"We will he present at the State Pr
meeting at Beaufort if the necess
arrangements can be made." We h;
been informed that a fish dinner wvill
served. Remember, Gary, fish do
swim in buttermilk.
Thanks!
Greenville News.
Editor Gary lHiott of The Pic4
Sentinel says that after he gets up
local news for his patper, puts it in
by hand, prints the patpcrs, mails th
washes the forms, distributes the
for the next issue of the "only pape
Pickens," does some job printing
book binding which he promised arm
ago, sweeps out the office so that v
ora cant mo~ve around without fal
dlown, he then writes his columnt of
agrapths. Well, the~ last is the
thing you~lr, Gary. although the r<
0. K.
The Luzianme Guarantee:
if, after using the contents
of a can, you are not satifed
inl every repect, your gro
*or will refund your money.
rhe ReilyaTaylor
There Is
lirs
f STRENGTH
icy
n'
na
!en
He
do. Z., f
I a
!nt
no If everybody in thi- town
He SPENDS 111I ONEY in town
ige the TOWN WILL BOOM.
ms * You are free to admit that if '
ion . THE TOWN BOOMS you will.
de- GET YOUR SHARE of the
e.tt prosperity.
ss. This is YOUR town.
in Your interests are here.
ue.
udTrade at Home
or______________
] You can tell who the liv
merchants of Pickens are b3
reading the advertisementE
:k? in this paper. Trade witl
those who advertise.
led ----
"I Notice
mnyc
Notice is hereby given that books oJ
subscription to the capital stock of the
Pickens Oil & Fertilizer Co. will b(
opened at the Pickens Bank on June30,
ing 1917. T. L. Bivens,
4a- J, H1. Bruce,
,tie Corporators.
Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
Examination
.ar
ed-i The examination for the award o
the vacant scholarships in Winthrop Colleg
and for the admission of new student:
ek. will be held at the County Court Housf
on FRIDAY, JULY 6, at 9 A. M. Appfi
cants must not be less than sixteet
years of age. When Scholarships ar4
vacant after July 6 they will be awarde
to those making the highest average a
ys: this ex aminationi, provided they mee
es the conditions governing the award
iry A4pplicants for scholarships should writi
IVe to President Johnson for scholarship ox
be amination blanks. These blanks, prop
not erly filled out by the applicant, shoul
be filed with President Johnson by July 1
Scholarships are worth $100. and fre
tuition. The next session will ope
September 19, 1917. For further info,
mation and catalogue, address PREs
oe 1.DEN'r D. P.. JOHNSON, Rock Hill,.C. 4
the
ypei
em,
rnth
par
best
st is' . I~ On~ CO., PNs, S.C
AIVD ALL. GOO DEALERn
Yotur Money
lack if you
;ayso
Luzianne has nothing up its sleeve.
No, Ma'am. You yourself are going
to be the judge of whether this fine,
old coffee has a right on your family
table or not. If you are not satisfied
that Luzianne goes farther and tastes
betterthan anyothercoffee at anywhere
near the price, your grocer will give
you back every penny you paid. Stop
grumbling about your present coffee.
Give. Luzianne a chance to show you
just how good a coffee can be. Asli
for profit-sharing catalog.
NNEcoffee
tomnpaniy .ew Orleans
On Some Staple Dry Gooita1641917
We give you below a list of WHOJESALE prices on some staple Dry Goods in 1864
and also the RETAIL prices on the same goods today:
Reprint of Circular Issued in 1864 by H. B. Claflin & Co., N. Y.
Prints Stripe Shirting Denims
Meriack-- -----.- 0c yd Hudson River--'-~.~..4~36 udson River Brown-----40cyd
American -------------- 45c yd Franklin A. C.-A.----- 42 1-2c yd Warren ------------------ 66c yd
Ginghams . Ticks . Brown Sheetings
Ginghmns AllStandards 4.4 --------72 1-2c yd
Lancaster-----...48 1-2c d Franklin A. C. A.-.-.--62 1-2c yd Pittsfield 3-4 ------ -------4c yd
.Cotton Flannel 4-4 Bleached Cotton
Apron-Checks Hamilton X IF---.-78c yd Androscoggin.------.----,..71c yd
Hamilton-----------------77c1yd yd
Haitng------------ c yd Sheetings and Pillow Cases 4
h ------------- -- 6 1- 2 yd Coates Spool Cotton ---- $2.00 doz 10-4 Pepperell --- ------$1.00 yd
4A
The Same Goods Listed Above Retail Today as Follows:
Prints Stripe Shirting Denims
Merrimack and American H10 yd udson River and Blue and Brown Denims-25 to 40c yd
emckdFranklin A. C. A.------- .20c yd Brown Sheetings
Ginghams Ticks Heavy Yard-wide Sheet
Franklin A. C. A.--..----- 30c yd ing.- - - ... .. 12 1-2 to 15c yd
4~Lancaster and E~verett-15c, ydCotnlaelotn
Cotton Flannel 4-4 Bleached Cotton
Apron Checks Canton Flannels.--....12 1-2 to Androscoggin Bleaching--15c yd
tnoz Sheetings and Pillow Cases
amilton and Whittenden -16c yd Coat's Spool Thread ---------- JOZ Pepperell 10-4 Sheeting -... 40c yd
You can readily see that Dry Goods are not near so high as they were several years
ago. Compared with the price of cotton and other farm products today, cotton goods are
the cheapest articles on the market
With cotton selling today at 25c a pound, and liable to go hiuher, you can readily see
that cotton goods are bound to go higher. We have a large stock of staple Dry Goods that
will not be advanced in price 'till we have to replenish our stock.
Yours truly, -
FOLGE/?, T HORNLEY 00.
THE MAN WHO READS IS THE MAN WHO LEADS
Says Mr. Clarence Poe, one of North Carolina's foremost citizens.
T'e Pickens county men who read THE PICKENS SENTINEL1 have the advantage nov
those who do not. The Sentinel is primarily a county paper and purposes to serve the : -
of Pickens county, irrespective of class or politics. $1.50 a yr., $1 for 8 months 50c for 4
Fern Shirt Waist . Overalls Special
We are agents for Made of best quali
the celebrated Fern Ons. sizes run'to 44.
Waist. New ship
ment received ev- t1.ls ahe. Sp1ci9 l
ery Monday. The
best waist in the
world for only $1
-Children's White
- Lawn and Enmbroid-l)X' etSO:.
c ry Dresses, 3 to 1:3A n dR a defrS.
. year size, 48 and 98c ---
0 ...t.......... ..
- Ladies' Silk Skirts Mthslk ns
and Sn, mad Binl slig o
plain and sport -frS
stripes. $3.50 forVV
AndauRdry
1.aie VlSkrs Borethe 'sr WeaeSldtorvie a
made o goodquali our usines isdeowinfanescreasuever
ty witetwil, almonh oer orrspodin peiod offorermps, sisrntoa44.
iue $.50 fronly 8c ears..50oo vuality Speciatl
We thik it i the Ptroticduty o ever befoek advc,19.
Men' geuinepa on tokee busnes moing nd eepthe specil 8cia
selecterom. Buy
$1.8 ad 7.3 wih verthig n te Dy ood lieMat c iems
Ladis Pam Bech oodscomiz inDaiy. I wil payyou t l Matting 2rt boxies
Stslplain an $.98 epi oc ihti tr n edorpet einsz
for thesport sripe.e bi to-e da
Businessall-woong bluestwe innee. aSrkt. OLuryc
sergeesuWit Skit. eemer. We wilre gad to avse that 2 ,3.wothfo
dyma rkof they uandurBsnsi show ino gh whehe onrs not y
u$1.50 tor only Ouc myarsh tooody uarcliot. hought
speia l1~ce 1000 Pee tn tei the spealrice uotefoeverbeforey the dande
M ' eunepl ooe lisep bines advrisn andeep hipprned proptly.
raie ofhpatercn- mebrtatosi ol e ftemnyW a otg x
v-sl frol x undRemember uc vales fidnosariy pfMttinsap matSc
fordsn $1ee0 col.ooee.Ouim esstcisorp es,1 soag etc. 24xyou
0Sut .9 speia p6.i8. e are toure we this store and toa your reantt coen, ore
thswekolysctre tow doc your tan ~i u hereore mxalfel.A .0
MEd uwlu hn nEaL. kBoil Oto-c
Lades he n Stobe tha ha's l a w h as Weusy psagx
fods ,.5.vlu. ssoaet..f o