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I Typewriter Ribbons You wili hind yOU cal su1ipd your needs here in Typewriter Rihhns for Underwouods, ( )livers, l~ciming tons, lioyals, and pilainl. 75c Each PICKENS DRI The iRex ,i. N. HiULUI Phonrre We sharlll have a 14:isant .s"rise~t for a1l chibiren who visit this tnre between :{ and .; on? TuI day: af'terntOon dingI the Majestic I)enm nsetretion \\eek. \l1 child ren are invited. Witch our:alvIr ti:se'ent t Iurth r pIaticular. 1'itkLen . t":; cc. i i) ~c 1. t." i;- c-: ot cI Iv lirIs 1t\ i ini, ho has been three nt ri i Cotton WVeiglwri Annou1nceiiieiit FRANK (71. A I.1A1)O1 is herl t-1i aOUflcc(a ad t lidt for te-cl atitm as Cotton ('Ih r itt ur icketh shi ect to the rules and regula s o tn th i he pronehing erlt tin. imGround Limestone .:. -:herti iz a t er h it, he' :t .ill ths Co ti ton eghr aoncmentC no ground and this mkes t releases the l)Otsh and recGround Lciimt ne relaes the sotas andy m *makes it easy to get an c and grain byputting the Order Early. *Anderson Pho: Corn * Anders< W. F. FARM M. C. sMIITil AND .JOHN TURN YOUR W2 Until August the following price at LIBER'i 35c per 100 $1.25 per 10 Also Highest rubber, burlap and * M DISNEla Wnromsn Opnnsem A Large Stock of Inks, Pens, Pencils, Muci lage, Indelible Ink, Paste, and Regular Office Supplies. See us and we will try to please you JG COMPANY all Store , Prop. & MaTr. No.8 1 :doInai:y\ 'I n 4144 IateIS Irout 'It Ito to wn :l lIti (Pt tlte' I~tr gesi t un i tin'':st W\ate'r tlonI~C t S t'i'll 1en h re' in yearS. \\ 'hi' t w 1 w11 \.i l red a 'o.Uti l(shI ng :E t thel tinl I' s I.:t!1'y TlhIorl1ey :.atys, ' 'Tom,1 Il 1 ye'' wheret't. that bti gti. t n (11 ver't1 brick1' h li g' ' ar:' anin T1"\1 ht't :1t tinel 1 e0 ' t'i :,hti ' i .dded i r f. (,1Ii(( ). i t I Ii~ , i ii ' e t' I' it llall7ha 11.n . - t iht.' r pled' 4t1m 14' t thi: Ii' -t Ine t '1 ' 'I h a! Ia r'j"ii ng4 . T hIe' ' u. en wI h'i ti :u . ; f l \ t i . 1 1 4 2 1 y - :\ t I i t: -: u -n d a v. w a \ I!'. . ITh' I ti it i ' : ' (\ nu in Ith ran nt weI i! an0 o 'I wot in-1 vst1 1 ia tng' ..is t ' Ip el demi on-I It , l II t lring te w-n' o 0 1 'lnt int,' Augut 20, 1a111 w'e wil show you this nos wall'' whiht') I yn I'tt-II u.lit git. Will Reduce Your $o er Bill i diributing agents (v >ne that is unusually fine it qiuickl v available. It Mant. foo(l in the soil, cor- l llverizes thec hard spots, eh m fore Pproductive and l ~v stadl (of cotton, cornl soil in first-cltss condition - -Prices Right sphate and Oil pany )f, S. C9. ECR, Secretary. 1 iSTE INTO CASH 18, I will pay you s for junk delivered 'Y, S. C. for scrap iron. Q for rags. Prices for metals, I sacks. E, Liberty, S. C. . (. Smith's Stale LOCAL jn PERSONAL lis. N. M. Craig is visiting her son, 1'. 1. Craig, on Keowee river. Mr. I.ynn, of Washington, is visiting at the home of 'Zade'' Cox in Pickens. Horin unto Mr. and Mrs. Tom Massin gale, of near the campground, Monday, a sea'. Miss \Iartha Cureton is in New York selecting millinery goods for the fall and winter trade. Iter. II. K. Villiams of Easley is as si-ting Pastor Childress in a meeting at rillin this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hagood Bruce have re turned Irm a visit to the latter's par nt. at I:h;erton, Ga. .\ r. and lr. John S. Douan, o1f Wash ington, ). C., are visiting her bri it her, lI-rnest Flolger, in Pickens. 1Ir. and Mlrs. ,Joe Bigby of \Villiams Lta sp ent Sunday with her paran ts, Mr. vol 'Ir.<. :+1..1. . Welborn, above icens. .'-u 1. C rig, Es1., has purelicased the hib pl Property on Ann street now acu p ied by N.'A. (Chbristopher and fam ily, and lxp s tto move to it Soon. ('Vil!itreiler-General 'atvyer waiS in i -Ke 'n lusiness last week. lte di:' the auditor' and treasurer's 4f '.' :: I und everything in good sh al'l. I- \n .lt s. G ordan I. Moore. of F'.a ('ty. N. .. C., have hen visiting n a t: in I' .ens. 1r... Moore , ill i r ae:mlered here a Mli 1 katie .lc Dani 1. I. II. :'imnonu ol4fl f rout-- 1 brou gh t, to L:. .-e lat .'.eek two leave-: o'f green L. aceo which we: e 21 inche. v.ide and 12 innc Ion:g. Mr. Sin i nnons says he O) 5tr ills like thik. II ave . you seen Mr. J . B. Peters, the Nlinjetie range demonstrator? IIe will it here all week. have him show you the greatest improvement ever put on range. Bivens & Co. A certain Missouri editor steadfastly refused to publish obituary notices of eople who did not take his paper. His losition was that people who did not take the local paper were dead anyway ani their passing was of neither conse tlienl e or news value. \lhert S. .Johnstone, secretary of the .itate Board of Charities and Correc tions, was in Pickens last week looking into the linancial standing of the par ents of those who recently stood exam inations in this county for free scholar ships in state colleges. .\lessis. M. I". liester, Claud liesten and I yrd Carey, accompanied by Engi nieer ~Dobson of the Southern railway, ga-o!inel illp about Winchester's mil one day laist week for a flshing trip. Tey had0 good luck, spent the night ai( gaissedl hack home the next dlay. A home talent minstrel will lbe giver at the P'ickens school auditorium Fridr 3 night. August 17, for the benefit of the Red Cross. .Judging by comments 01 the I ehear'sals it is going to he wvorth go ing to se. The local boy scouts wvil als iv a t aleaux on this occasion 2ilarried, Sunday, August G3, Mr.Jame. Frank Morgan to Miss Hirdie Hlunnicutt The hridegrroom is a resident of Oconed counlty and the bride of near King' Grove. in Pickens county. W. Gantt maigistrate, performed the ceremony Th happy young couple have the gooi wishes of' many friends. Treasurer- Ilinton has received $1, 113.07 from the State Highway Commis sion aIs Pickens county's share of th moneyreceivedl from automobile liceniset The money will be used on the count; roads. Each county in the state get eighty per cent, of the automobile li cense money it pays, while the othe twenty per cent. goes to the State High' way Commission. Railroad Commissioners Shealey an, Cansler were in Pickens last Thursda' to investigate the needs of an expres office and telegraph omnce at Pickeni As to the express office the railroa manager explained that to establish Southern express office here would tak from the railroad revenue which it nleet ed, and the commissioners evidentl looked at it the same way. The tek4 graph company explained that the gos ernent would not allow them to pi yp new lines (luring the war. So it wi decided that "owing to war conditions, so far as telegraph and express cond tions at Pickens is concerned, the sitt atlon wvould remain the same as at pres ent. SPrILE 1NOTICE N o ti<tl ' s i is e r t e ' l iu tI ;s e o f tni i r ti t c e n t 1 a wI ttu io r lit-t inseribi ni l ud le-halIf "ent a wourd for eai ii 1h -( b :II-t Iisertion Umbrella with letters "G. L. 1I." engraved on silver-tipped handle. Rcturn to Scatinel ollice. 16 lhst - .\londay or Tuesday of last week, between \V. II. Field's residence and Secona church, an old gold brace let. Finder please leave at Sentinel oflice and get reward. For sa Ic - - Good, milk cow with yoing calf. M. J. Velborn, Pickens I :3. Phone 2303. 15tf 'r'sps Notice-All persons are I hereby forewarned not to hunt, fish or I in any manner trespass on any of my lands under penalty of the law. J. II. Powers. Fo iu (nd--In road ner Rigdon's store above Pickens, two coats. Owner or owners may get same by calling at The I Sentinel office and paying 28e for this { notice. oeNats le or IENxchunxgte--Ten horsepIower steam engine, 6-horsepower gasoline engine, one automobile, one corn miL!, all in good running order. A. A. Pare, Pickens. 17 ;' for iae-- Now ready for de livery. Cross between two registere stock:, or will exclhang;e for corn or calves. See A. T. \Vinchesteir, Litth; l'astatoe. 15 -r2r !nd For H4aii I ali'er m!y farn1 for ::ale na l'asley. S. C., containing 160 :r es. about 6) acres in cultivation, batlanee in o iginal forest andl pasture, Two gcood lo'Use. finished and painted. Itobert Stewart, Pickens, S. C. 1 ti I' < i; l , it i I, made from goced, sound1, lomuie-ruti.ed corn and grounI, Pickens. tf Lonf21mt UVS. otIt e(l On Iarm land: in Grcenville and Pickens counties Long term. cos reasonable, interest: 5 1-2 per cent. In amounts of $1,tni( an( ovi'er. Ni restrictions as to ire 'o money as in Federal Iteserve. Jos. E Leach, A ttorneyv, (Greenvilk', '. .: 1Porter's Pressing Club Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Al tering, Etc. Suits are sent for and deliverel whe promised and the work i: done by a1 expert. Work guarantee(d. Suits pressed at 25c per suit; cleaninj and pressing, 50c suit; dry cleaning, $ suit. Special attention given to ladies suits, We appreciate your patronage. B. B. PORTER, Pr'oprietor, At Porter's Barber Shop. 'Telephone No. 38 ARE YOU PREPARED i save fit ml n; and veg' table % W\T eni help VOU. A oli(d ca' of Mrit an, Caps any Rubber( Is. A\ enrfl sutHgari ney'Xt wveek. Aniother' ;Lr Of Hay anld onei car. Phone No. 36-Use It POR 6ALE 0Y1, PI'CKENS DRUG CO., PICD(ENB, S. C. AND ALL GOOD DEALERS G;reenine It . e. ickens. s. . McSwain & Craig -~Picte nLAWYERS - PaciceinState and Federal Cour Greenville Office Phone 210 Pickens Office Phone 39 Whnyou buy a range that has pro ed itself to be the best, your money hi r been well invested. The Majestic Der -onstrator will, during the week cor mencing August 20, show you why tl Majestic is the best, and why it actuall saves you money. Blvens & Co. Old Soldiers, Notice! Notice Confederate soldiers of Piel e ens county, S. C.: You are request41 l- Ito meet at your place of election in yot ytownship, on Saturday, the 181 -inst., and elect by ballot an ex-Confe -erate soldier or sailor, not a holder it nor an applicant for a pension to re ,s resent the veterans of said 'township " Pickens court house on the first Mondt i- of September, 1917, to elect a pensk< i- board for said county for one year. 1- B. C. JOHNSON, .Chairman Pcnslon Board Pickens Co Are You One of Our Satisfied . Customers? a We have hundreds of them and will be glad to have you. Give us a trial. Keowee Pharmacy Nyal Quality Store .. R. E. Lewis, Ph. G., Prop. Phone 24 T-E KEOWEE BANK PICKENS, S. C. safe, Sound and Proqressive \\ Solicit. your a)nL1kin )IiessU- mal will dhow you every (ul rtesV an11d col cI cll CO ('Onsis1('1i1 w li b SOn m iI haink iing printci plcs ei per cenl t. ilterest paid on S;inVI1:j Dep-(, its J. P. CAREY. PrsidiIt. .JNO. '. LCA fEY, Cashier. ~i I ___ Don't Buy a Wagon Until You Have Seen the Columbus. Before you decide on any wagon, examine the Columbus. Strongly built of the best possible material the Columbus wagon gives the most satisfactory service for the longest period of years. There is no secret in the notedly long life of the Columbus wagon. It is the result of the methods employed in construction. There is no wood in this wagon which has not been air-dried under shelter from one to two years. The axles and the spokes of the wheels are hickory; the hound., bolsters and sandbhoards are oak, and the bottom of the b)ox is straight' grained flawless pine. These are just a few examples of the care whichi is taken to muake this wvagon as reliable as p)ossible. The result is that the~ Columbus wagon is unbeatable in reliability amid endurance. Conme ini and examine it for yourself. Wec know you will be pleased. Pickens Hardware & Grocery Co. Get Valuable Premiums Free by y SUsing Our Profit-Sharing Plana e Do your trading at J. W. Hendricks', where you get a coupon with every cash purchase. Coupons are good j4 Sfor valuable premiums. Call and get a catalog showing Sdifferent premiums and how to get thenm withouit extra IS ~cost. I amn still giving more goods for less money than any me ) body else. . )Produce a specialty. Hams, '26c per pound in trade, Spring Fryers, 20c per pound, up to 40c each. Hens, 12c per pound. - d Eggs, 30c per dozen at present. rOur line of Furniture is complete. - Men's Oxfords and all Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices. SJ. Wo HIENDRICKS PICKENVS R4 unu-MMUU 'MMMMMMM -