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The Pic15ens Sentinel PICKENS, S. C. p Ui 11 1,.I 5 1I K 1> W 1 N K L.V AUGIJS'I' 1G, 1917 l t.:c.d at rb- keno Posioihre als Secondi Chlaw Mtail lat iet. $1.50 A YIEARI INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE GAHY HJOTP. Manager. Uiitary notices a.tt Irihutes of respect of not o^"'rone hunired woitt will ie printed free of eintrge. .\ll over that number muist he tichI for at the rate of one cent a word. Ctsh to accompaiy mianuscript. Cn rds of titaks pi b I ishe for oiie-half cent a word. "My Country 'Tis of Thee, Swoot Land of Liberty." ills hair is black, his eyes are brown; lie is the sweet Est kid in town. IIEAL'ru liINT. Don't get sick. A LT of people who are all right get left. 'TH Uit: I ited S ta tes is nearly 1.31 yeailtrs ti age tind it~s cosititUtio)n is a1sl good as ever. .tiEl Ipeo;le ar'e salid to be gener'ous to a fault. Others are generous to aught. WI-: ho'!:e thi Am rie:tn gu naer:; v ill maket a great hit vhtn they g t to 1: ince' .ha- 1o "..m. 1 the .' d-ashi ned h dren7 w'ho ' e : l 0 !to hy ''I~ittle . aliil na w ' t t.. YO et.i"l\ k t. i h a id Ia ..h I (i~Al CX an:' " . . tf ' \s'nl < "'a yonur face. a:., l"... T II*;l:. are. all kinds If peispp. inl th~e worsld, includIIin ho-- who~ii be 11leve the catlibrt A a mni t I!heigger' guni he iminagine he i1s -w hen lie is~ loaded. 'lTHERE mayt~ lbe some? sens.ible women'l in tile wvomian isulirage league, hut those5 THEg doc'tor examninedl us for the army Iast week and he turned us down be eause our teeth were bad. First time we knew they wanted us to bite the Germatns. We expeCted to shoot 'em. TH E Sentinel now hats a n'ew manager and editor. Gary Hiott, Jr., arrived here last Tuesday night and immedi ately assumed charge of the paper. Of course, at first his piarents exp~ected him to become president of the United States a little later on, but indications nlow are that hie had1( rather he court 'THE well-known stork Is a very modest bird; It dloesn't often speak, Dut when it dloes it's heard. Oun WEEKLY RllI)LK. -What, did Adam first plant in the Garden of Eden? His foot. THEL C1IUMUL ChEREb A bor r robbed' o. Ard now ke's 'te i' I l*i: 't t ---il 1 giiga., Edad .4TC The Beauty Secret. Ladies desire that irre sittiblc charm---a good complCxion. Of course they do not wish others to know a beautifier has been used so they P buy a bottle of Magnolia Balm LIQWD FACE POWDER and use accordling to simple diredions. Improve ment is noticed nt once. Soothing, cooling and refreshing. I teals Sunburn, stops'Tn. Pink. IVdite. Rose-Red. 75c. at 'Druggi ts or by mail direct. Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. Lyon Mig. Co., 40 South Fifth St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. THOSE MEETINGS AGAIN Larry C. Gilstrap has an article in this issue which he calls a reply to an editorial in The Sentinel two weeks ago. Mr. Gilstrap's article is very good, but we fail to see any 'reply'' to our article in it. lie argues that the people have a right to hold meetings as they are do ing, etc. The Sentinel did not.say the people h ad no right to 1101(1 meetings and dis cuss laws; but on the other hand we ;aid "the people undoubtedly have that right''. \Ve did say meetings and mu tinued agitation of the conscription law may very easily lead to things wkich would cause trouble, and happenings in othr liarte of the. country since have proven our statemlents true. Weu dh not say there will he trouble in Picken county and we certainly trust not. Iut it is so easy in things ol' this kind for somne Iterole to go just a little too far. We still can see no good that can edrilo out of the ine-(tings, (XOexlt to' pr ilte ths. poiltit lambi)t(f ions f S,,me, lut i in u' l t:1:1 hellh the meetigs wVe hope y iu will be cartful to .(e tlt +:y y' ;.s t l')( eI-T ealde I :nI lc.-t hahawe1ct' metn tatke a 1:.+?n;:. lout, forl w, ii.e trinsnl \who tak' Iuart in thse-. tru teti:' ; . .':c! o 'ot .:.njt io .'ee ,' , t l l li "."0i , : 1 f : t r "! : i i I t) . *t~i I ~ ii ' till o' f it' l - : flt' '"lo..jIi i~ I \'eL ilio' 1 T .e ir.e":. e'r.. if this :iurnil' 'Tent. t+ thec' o''.nt a la's. 'fTuwrr headache we ha1 last, week was 1. hami an. \ 1. i .. :- t . thirs tha:t vri' - 1 . i.: v i: are go.1 eo-i,:t' but it's -no L har I to be'!li 'r' -ol:no'tirtne.. Tit: i 0 ( 'i.-'\' i's 2ire tring to)U get u o: t J t'' I ut h e tepend .:.: . . t '; .u l wi-, \st han. h t - . u ji 0 n Gt 1 T tl - wat iR t ou -. r with ()olenoy N'~ews Notes S0oh'onoyv. Autgust. 1:8.- \lr. and~ 31rs. J1. 1. Reece tof Cleairt' et', -'la. , are I pentding their annual vacation with the .latter's partiIS. lIIon. and( Mr's. M. IIendrltiekIs S~. 1i. IEdens, Ray I..v uceh. (O.xar Itaker and Sanm Brtown motored to Spartan but'g Sunday. Mrs. R. N. McCallum of 1'asley was the week-end visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K(. Edeuns. M isses Pearl Su therlatnd and lone atnd Viola I lendrix are spetnditng the week with Miss Nell Keeler' of Travelers Rest. Miss Ella Mc Clanahan of Liberty spent the week with her' sister, Mrs.W. Miss Ellen Keith of near Pickens spent some time with relatives here. L. Vernon Jtones of Greenville is spending a well-earned vacation at the home of his parents, NMr. and Mrs. S.MN. Jones. This community feels a justi fiable pride in young Jones and his friends are gratified to learn that he is "making good" in the business world. W. H. Hamilton of Easley was here Sunday. Miss Mary Roper left today for Mart Hill, N. C., where she enters school. The good wishes of friends attend her. The following were visitors at Tabl< Rock last Saturday: Mr. and Mrs.A.A, Jones, Miss Mason of Calhoun, Ga., Miss Florence Sutherland of Mica, th< Misses Ella and Alice McClanahan and brother Paul of Liberty, Robert Bakei of Pickens, Prof. C. L~. Wroughton 01 I~ock Hill, Misses Cleo, Fay aind Merl< Hendrix, Jessie B. and Montine Edens, Tirzah Keith, Frances Jones, Addi( Sutherland, Lois Crenshaw, Ellerby anc Hovey Jones, Gary Keith,. Lawrence, Howard and John Sutherland,and otheri whose names could not be learned. The J. NM. Smith Auto Co. has closed its Pickens agency and consolidated it with the Easley agency. WITH.THiE BRETHREN Would Be in the Swim Journal and Review. We are thinking of writing a play and calling it "Perspiration." It would have a great run this summer.-Pick ens Sentinel. Good thing! We predict a big sail of seats, (;ary. F eeling Good That Morning Greenville News. Editor Iliott of The Pickens Sentinel woke up feeling mean the other morn ing and this is what he dashed off: "It is estimated that there are 1,300 gas plants in this country, not including the Columbia State." Hid to Save His Hide Galirney Ledger. "We trust President Hung of China ill not be," remarks The Pickens Sentinel. Late advices, however, show that the old man had to hide out to keep from being. Poet Miller .Journal and Review. The Greenwood Journal has discovered a new poet-one Joachim Miller. Iiut if .oaquin Miller wasn't dead he'd surely raise s:Ind with Joachim or with the .Journal, says The Pickens Sentinel. Hut why worry? Everyone should know that Jo's first name way really ('incinanatus Ileine. A Sinecure Job arnv('elI I "'olle. "W hat. we imagine to be a sincure is being treasurer of the South (rolinn Press association," )reathes The I' ck ens Sentinel. It's a cinch, huh. Those Arrangements :t (liey ILedger. SILlere's hoping (.;ary Iitt I;.. "ec'rity .aImgementL . WVe're Getting Arg'iainted Nm: J1etiecrson ian. Gai~ry" Iliott of TIii. Pick'-n., .- :;tina. aks us ''what is ,1ilo?'' A chi.li !;mizeid it is nothing ilore or I.-- than l'icekuen well water. W1"e are astoi-L, t :at '' wo hi't re(og. :-:e th. t.t -. I cad is Light But Doesn't Shime reenwonod Inlex. (ine of the mau::t ; athe-tic little fe: t tire c (' ('ver't llv iite i < t' fellow \':h-" trie- tt live a limo ine life on a r!:u, a :out :aury. "- IPicl:n . :'ntinel. \ ntl 'liut iii gei the f'.-. .'.; \luo he i an ae light in 'i tc. c.when 1u: i - reany a t a ':in lt . Needs An Eye-Opener Greenville News. Iditor Watson Bell of the Lancaster News says he "has not seen"' The Pick -ns Sentinel for several weeks, although .ditor Iliott of that paper swears that it hs been regularly sent. Wondr .hat has iittrfcr.d viti \\'ttson hell' \ i'et A Thirst Is Lonesome IIere t ';lumbhiat I.. -,rd1. iT' :-hutf o i' ,f i'1 a that thel lba"ck ince.t. that eport w.a. w. ritten. And~c het haw suchi a thirst! IaO mbe~l)r when you't used to >ul your boiled shirts over your' head? l utflalo Ne ws. A nd( htookedi on your bow tie at the back of your celluloid collar? P it tsburgh [Post. And went out bug g v riding Sundayt afternoons?-HBoston (Globe. And bought three poulnds of pork for a quarter? --New York Mail. And wore a fancy vest with nearly (every color of the rainbow?-Spartan burg .Journal. And twisted knots in your socks to keep 'em up?-Aiken JIournal. And bought strawberry milk shakes for a nickel a glass?-Pickens sentinel. And carried your best girl to ride on the handlebars of your brand ne w bike?-Greenville News. And used a match stern for a suspender button on your p)ants?-Gaffney Ledger. And blacked your shoes every Sunday morn img with Mason's black ing?-Anderson Mail. And wore your dresses below your shloetops? -Lavonia. Times. And wvent straw-riding in the- moonlight? Greensboro (Ga.) Herald-Journal.. Has it ever occurred. to you that a worn-out range wastes money irl burn ing too much fuel and spoiling food? A range expert who will have charge of the Majestic dlemonstration during the week commencing August 20 will show you how the Majestic Range cuts down housel Id expenses. Bivens & Co. Mrs. Riley Hlollingsworth of near Taylors is visiting at the home of Aud itor Townes. Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge Notice is hereby given that I will make application to J. B. Newbery, Esq., Judge of Probate for Pickens county, in the state of South Carolina, on the 5th day of September, 1917, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as said application can be heard, for leave to make final settle ment of the estate of Robert S. Lewis, de ceased, and obtain discharge as execu tor of saidl estate. R. T. Ils, 17 Executor. Notice of Fintal Settledtent and Discharge Notice is hereby given that I will make application to J. B. Newberry, Esq4, Jludge of Probate for Pickens county, in the state of South Carolina, on the 23d (lay of August, 1917, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as said application can be hoard, for leave to make final settle ment of the estate of HI. P. Griffin, de ceased, andI obtain discharge as admin istratrix of said estate. 15 Admrinistrntr iv fX44_ MW Wish To the Immense Children Th 0 + Than W 0 0 lave YOU noticed the seas< Of late years we hardly c S evein later. Q 4 Y1.ou can wear Oxfords as 1 4 think that Oxfords are alw 4 time our stock of Oxfords least 5() per cent. less than 1 Our lines are among the 1: for children and misses fI Over f'or hoys and men fro for ladies from $2.00 to 81 0 We-have also just receive( Ypto 2, 2 1-2 to (i, the most dun S1.(00 t o $2.00. . It will pay you to see our I vanced as long as they lal certainly save mtoney. FOLGEF Clothing, Shoe ; Sol(' A Islfor Walk Ovi ''K in.g Stoves, Chase ('it v <' ie'. Patternls. We e sorry to learn thait un account f his health ''Bob' (raig is o:arced to etaVe town and go back tO lair fatim (:(l eowee river. He has be ,n connectel "ith Craig Bros. Co. at l'iekens for one time and has many frie'nds who ape that he will soon regain his health. le will soon move his faiily back to farm, which, by the way, is one of Ie Iest on Kletowee. Dress Goods Special 40-in. white Voile. A beauitiful (Iualit y - just the thing to nake a pret ty mid-summnr dress. Only 25c ard. Soatc Special Sfex Mhgcaes fof LandyOcp v ery Soa Specialfat 2tainig f1200un goodD madey Mato e f i. 10c dek tisen SoaSpecial -a Si big foul pof boxeas ash o Fa. maPder. malbe 25c mk POderll Cix bi boxe f ie (ltay's ma r k eot $. price Ijjj 1j H! 25c Me''tevVIdgoBu to Call Your Line of Oxfords for M at We Are Offering for a Could Possibly Buy TI ms for the past few years-the la 'er have any cold weather till Ja ate as January, five months awa' 'ays about. 25 per cent. cheaper tai re about half the price of what sh 1w same Oxfords will cost us for est, made in the world. The Godi m X1.00 to 83 00. The Eudicott, mn x2.00 to (0.00. ''he Godman, 0. a line of tan'scuffers for boys and rable and (asy wearintg Oxfords a 11C of Oxfords, as the price on a andi even if you buy your nee4 Yours tIuly. ? THORNLE :, ats and Gent's Furnishing Go" -r and Queen Quality Shoes, Netw I1 litgie s, .1litc hell WVagons, ('arhar't All Li One Anderson Mail. Except the re)re entative fromi the 'third District, all nembhers of the South Carolina delegation in Congress. in both houses votcd for the recognition of the state of war with Germany. None of I them except the member from the Third voted against the selective draft law. Ginghams Special Itl)mar Apron Ginghams, a pronu stle checks in black and )ltue. \alue on( t aay's Inu'kot. 12 1 2o. O tIr spe(cial 1)1 't', ; i-:1 eciai Brgal onth of Augi Iring this month we are offerini Special Bargains from the dii rtments of our store. e goods you find listed in this ient are priced at less than we the same goods back from the trers. However, wve bought s before the advance and we e g you the advantage of our for tying. will pay you to come to this sto 3 your purchases for At once and You will certainly save mon s are much lower than they v Prices herein are guari st~advance to August 20. y now and save money. IwinLBolt &I e Store That's Always B Easley, S. C. Matting Art Square Large size, 9x12. Value to day about $4.50 to $5.00. Our special prc $3.48. Attention [en, Women and Much Less iem For. te spring and fal we have? nuary, and in some cases y, and have you stopped to an shoes? At the present oes will be this fall, and at text spring. nan and R. '1'. Wood lines Johnson & Co's and Walk Zeigler and Queen Quality 8 sizes 8 1-2 to 11, 11 1-2 boy' or jirl can wear, from 8 O single pair will not be ad is for next spring you will 8 O EY&caOO. ds a Specialty 8 om1 )t wiinglachine., Iron O Overalls'. Cll for Blutter- 1 The offer of a set of kitchenware free to every purchaser of a Majestic (luring demonstration week is genuine. It is an out-and-out gift to every purchaser - of a Majestic Range and the price ol' this range wiith a reputation remains the same. See this demnonstration dur ing the week commencing August 20 at our store. Bivens & Co. Amioskeag Ginghams Today' -ipric:mabout 18 ea' U 'nile l92s (''tt(' :t \/AM.} 'e ['aim ( iaci \ 'it i - n PamiAe oo ISLadies' Black Taffeta iSilk Skirts ______ MYade up nice and~ of """"" ood quality Chif (some Con Taffeta. $6.00 ferent value. Our special price adver- $3~g could.9 mnanu these Ladies' House il re of- Dresses E esight Made of good qual ity Lawns and Or re and gandies. They are future worth $1.50. ey, as Our specil price rill be 9 mnteedC Ladies' Oxford m Special 200 pailrs L.ad1ies' Pumps and Oxfords Sin Tfans, Patent and II Kid. Valuss range e from $2.00 to $4.00. Mostly small sizes. USy Your choice while they last 98c ILadies' Shirt Waist I I Special Made of good quality v ~oile in plain white and sport stripes. A regular dollar value. Otir onia ''prOIice, 49)e.