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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, R. A. BROWN, our Optometrist and Optician, will make his regular visit at our store. We are glad to offer his services to our friends and customers and give his work our personal guarantee. PICKENS DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store J. N. HALLU M, Prop. & Mgr. Phonse No. 8 Some CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE AT BARGAINS! 500 aci's fOU lniiles 11iortheast O)f Pickens. S25 plr are. - 1(;0 acre's at Dacusville. 80 per acre. '70 acres t wo miles from Pickens on Easley road. $(0 pier acre. ( acreS On Pickeis-1 ihtI. y roaii. (ne iIl frain COill't 1lt0l'(. 2(;00. Several other iice farms for sale. A I-o severIl nice ('otages: in Pickens for sahI . Terms may he had on any or all of this prop trty. For further. information see \1. C. Smith. LIH WOOD LAND & INVESTMENT CO. PICKENS, S. C. Used for Twenty Years Always has given satisfaction. Red Cross Liver Medicine is one of the de pendable old-time reme dies. All ovor the South it ha relieved sufferers from Bilousmens Liver Complant Bilious Colie iheunatic Pains (osllveness Sick Headaches Dyspcepsia Sour StomacM * IRed Cross Liver Medicine rpe% lPurely vegetable; does not sicken. Sold in powder * ig4ca ( form; may bo used dry or easily naado into liquid. PRiCE 2,e The genuine fled CroasLver* Medicine Is made only by Ca CASH JBROS DRUG CO., Inc., Jacksoni'Ilo, Fin. 25 Cents a bor, at druggists ani in general stores, or postpaid from the na:anufacturcrs. Iron Is Greatest of All Strength Builders, Says Doctor A Secret of the Great Endurance and Powers of Athletes Ordinnry Nutxated Iron Will Make Dell- doiuble Ithe-ir strengl th dcduuta cate, RNervonu, Rnndown People 100 I nntti 0t-iirly~ ut idt of nil 0f1ptranetct Per Gent. Stronger in Two tIysl'iit.'t~ liveri and1 otherl troublesi in . W'eeks' Tinme in Many Gases. ' fomt tn to fouriteen daiys' timei~ simipiy New York. N. Y.--Most people fool--Ih tt'It- hvbi in toper fort. ,\ndt ishly seeln to lthin1k they are going to dro-t oit g *in had is on i t ittittiir ltiit uotne itt intuiat ing 1110(dicine. s'cre't niox- i'o i t ' tit l ro et a te or trutn or narcot ic dIrig, sit Id Ir. 1 ' t ine Ii' lut edI111 h'ony tron sneta t ew Sauier, is ltt1stoni phyielan~i wh~o hadw ''t s t i iront i Iru ito sae foew situdied wiol y both1 in i thIs ('ttn tr an i td i I t I'.t iuVstnta- l 0ro int at form o truen trength 11 :In on' ti' ote ,fron tIn - to d an'i tiy good. ' the-rwi j. it in"v food yott out. lint i>1. p o f tit en fi ti0o , et e ' prt,. ii rt 'o - tu . d:\n v : get the it renith tt I t' thitrit food itt- simpttly h.i --nt r t- t1r i' w t he~ 54''i ty c ethe 111y haven't fut t'gh iront ~~hh i in their great it ti a ii la-tv w i 1 sei-tr blood.' to enable140 ito icng ' foo i nt ' 2ot h beondr V.It a ttiturnn-elt i andtl il I.'i living ma tli ter. 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Frank Welborn has enlisted in the quartermaster department of the army at Charleston. Miss Ethel Grandy of Charlotte, N. C., is the attractive guest of Miss Nel lie Grandy in Pickens. Mrs. N. D. Lesesne and sons, Maul din and Marion, of Kingstree, are vis iting relatives in Pickens. ' Mrs. J. P. Carey and daughter Ber nice have returned from a pleasant vis it to relatives in Woodbury, Ga. The Mitchell wagon is what Folger, Thornley & Co. is talking about in their advertisement this week. Read it. Miss Mae Gresham of Atlanta is vis iting at the home of her grand-parents Mi-. and Mrs. M. F. Hester, in Pickens. Miss Mattie Griflin went Monday to Williamston, where she has accepted a position as teacher in the Williamston school. W. Carson HIodkes and Edward P. Hodges of Columbia are spending a few days in Pickens with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. 'T. [lodges. Married, by J. B. Newbery, at his residence September 2, 1917, Miss Adala M. Bearden and Mr. Walter M. Ellen burg of Pickens ronte 5. Mirs. S. S. Conner, Mrs. Jane Young am(l Mrs. Anna Ham of Laurens have been visiting Judge Newbery and fam: iiy during the past week. l)r. A. A. Odom, the Greenville op tician, will be at the Kedwee Pharmacy in Pickens Saturday, September 15. See his ad in The Sentinel today. There svil be an all-day singing at Peters Creek church on the fourth Sun day. Prominent singers from Green ville are expected. Everybody invited. If wheat and oat seed are high, and they probably will be, it will pay to prepare your ground well and fertilize well and make all you can on three or four or five acres. Raymond Cox spent Monday with his mother in Pickens. Raymond is work ing with a construction company en gaged in the double tracking of the Southern railway. The Pickens Drug Co. will have an experienced optometrist and optician at their store Saturday, September 8. See him on the above date if you need op tical work of any kind. Mack Christopher wvent to Greenville Friday to take up his newv duties as salesman for the Childers Shoe Co. and invites his Pickens county friends to call and see him in his newv place. The next event in the religious world of Pickens and vicinity wvill be the tent meeting to be held here September 21. R~ev. Mr.ICompton and "Uncle Jimmie" Williams, the "Blacksmith Preacher", will be here. The seieis of meetings at the Pickens Baptist chttrceh was brought to a suc cessful close on Sunday night. There wvere' several add~itions to the church. Rev. D). MI. Ramsay, the pastor, wvas ably assisted b~y Dr. J. D). Chapman of Tlownv illec. Mlarried, at the home of the bride's poarents. Saturday, September 1, at 8 p- m. . MIiss ll a MIae Rothell to Mr. .lmsG vans. Rev.4 M. J. Stansell olliciatmng. Mr. Eivans is a promising young man of Norris, S. C., while the bride is the (harming (laughter of Mr. and Mrs iom~ Rothell, of the Golden Cireek section. The happy young couple have the best wishes of their many friends. T. A. Bowen, county demonstration agent, is arranging to assist farmers in locating seed grain for this fall. He will have prices on wheat and oats by next week, Hie has prices on Appler oats of $1.15 per bushel. If your local dealer can suipply you give him the business, If anyone wants fruit trees he can save agents' commission of about 60 to 76 per cent. He will be in posi tion to furnish clover seed to' anyone sending in amount they wish at once. $100 Reward,,$100 The readers of this paper will bO pleased to learn thg' there is at least one dreaded disePfe that science has ben able to eu'., in all its stages and that Is catar,. Catarr-h beltig greatly nfuened l's constitutional conditions requires ,chastitutidnal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Jedieine is taken internally and acts thWu the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying the ?oundation of the disease, giving the Dfdent Strength by building up the eon f itution and assisting nature In doing its work. Trho proprietors have so muceh faith ini the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Medielne -that they offer On~e 1to cure. Bend for list o testimonials. Address FP. J. CHUIN CO., Tglede, OhiQ. 8014 by all Dru gs -76. RUB OUT PAINe with good oil liniment. That's the surest way to stop them. The best rubbing liniment is MUSTANC LINIMENT Good for the Ailments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Good for your own Aches, Pains, Rheumatism Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. , 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealera. Trading Jobs There has been quite a switching around of jobs in Pickens lately. Jule Boggs has resigned as depot agent of the Pickens Railroad to accept a job with the Pickens Bank, and Hagood Bruce goes to the newly-organized oil mill. Claud Hester takes the place va cated by Mr. Boggs and D. B. Finney succeeds Claud as one of the train crew. SPECIAL NOTICES Not' L'S it.'.er:(t't . iiis r 1tauni for nne rent a1 wu nt for Iirst inI rmint attndi n) haitif t3( t n wori for 4.,lE-h suib('t-3i1'lt it >i'i iott Foun,, iid --Good blue black coat be t ween 'I'. A. Boiwen's and Allgood Moon's stor. Call at Sentinel office. 'or 1i')l'---One Ford automobile in v ol hape: tires practically new; i116 mndel. 't't' r write Henry Nix, Pick ens lit. 19 Naile' m nr' WantedS-Lnibricatine-" ,. gr.ase, sp'ialties, paint. Part or wiol.e time. Comission basis until ability is e.t:aLlished. Man with rig preferred. Riverside i efiningCompany, tloveland, Oleo. ?,ost-Eighty-.five dollars in bills be .ween Pickens mill and Pickens, last Saturday between -1 and 5 o'clock. The tinder will be liberally rewarded if re turned to the mill oflice. Mrs. J. W. Whitmire. @asit eqt-:io cords of first-class stove wood, 4-foot length. $3.50 per cord. Pickens Mill. 19 Fo' Rent-Nice garage on Main street in Pickens. Linwood Land and Investment Co. tf %ot.ice-A vein of coal has been discovered on Cannon Mountain. Any one that wants to investigate it can get information from \V. E. M. Heaton, Pickens route 1. 'CenelerM Vnted-(1) Men for town and country schools, $75 to $100. (2) Ladies combining music and common school, unprecedented demand. (3) Grade and high school. Can place all qualified teachers for any the above. Special enrollment. Southern Teach ers' Agency, Columbia, S. C. 20 Try Atleenui Hide Co.. Athens, Ga. "They Weigh the Weights." Ship hides by EXPRESS. 29 .V Wan ted -- A good farmer interested in stock-raising to take charge of my stock farm on Keowee river, on shares or salary. R. G. Gaines, Central, S.C. 19 30 Acres Luanud on main road from Pickens to Aiken's store'; some branch bottom; 4-room house, outbuildings, wire pasture, good spring, good.neigh borhood and good roads, schools and churches. Terms to suit purchasers. Price, $500. M. J. Welborn. e 6tf F'or Male-- Good milk cow with young calf. M. J. Welborn, Pickens R 3. Phone 2303. 15tf F~or' goo1 sei made from good, sound, home-raised corn and gtround right, see 8. Clements or Guy McFall, Pickens-. tf .LOanihi ni( nttutt., n farm lands in Greenville and Pickens counties. Long term, costs reasonable, interests 5 1-2 p~er cent. in amounts of $1,000 andl over. No, restrictions as to use of money as in3 lc(deral Reser-ve. Jos. E. I each Atorney, Greenville, S. C. 20 Notice Having lost stock certificate No. 158, 1saqlueena (o 'toin Mill, Central, S. (C., issued in March, 1910, notice is hereb(.ly given t hat I will make application to the secret ary of' the Isaqueena Cotton IMill on September- 28, for a new stock certificate-. W. 10. PINSON. 20 Porter's Pressing Club Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Al tering, Etc. Suits are sent for and delivered when promised and the work is done by an expert. Work guaranteed. Sui ts pressed at 25c per suit; cleaning and pressing, 50c suit; dry cleaning, $1 suit. Special attention given to ladies' suits. We appreciate your patronage. B. B. PORTER, Proprietor, At Porter's Barber Shop. Telephone No.38 ARE YOU PREPARED To save fruits and vege tables? We can help you. A solid car of Fruit Cans, Caps and Ruhbers. A carpf sugar next weeok. Another car Qf H-ay and oneo car of Feed. One car, Hulls this week. Morris & Company, Phone No. 36-Use It New Schogl Books We have been appointed agents at Pickens for School Books. Most all the new ones here now. We have a good line of Tablets, Pencils, Ink" Erasers, Chalk, Pen Points, Book Straps, Etc. Crayola-.Eight Colors--.-Five Cents Keowee Pharmacy Nyal Quality Store R. E. Lewis, Ph. G., Prop. Phone 24 THE KEOWEE BANK PICKENS, S. C. Safe, Sound and Progires We solicit your banking business and will show you every courtesy and convenience consistent with sound banking principl. Five per cent, interest paid on Savings Deposits. J. P. CAREY, President. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier. | Lion Shirts and Colars We have just received a new lot of that famous brand, Lion Collars. We also have a lot of Shirts on the way. Call and let us supply you. No better line made than Lion .Brand. SCR AIG BROS CO., Pickens iU nl n y Get Valuable Premiums Free by~ y Using Our Profit-Sharing Plan Do your trading at J. W. Hendricks', where you get a coupon with every cash purchase. Coupons are good . Sfor valuable premiums. Call and get a catalog showing n different premiums and how to get them without extra xlcost. x I mstill giving more goods8 for less money than ay a( body else.n SProduce a specialty. Hams, 26c per pound in trade, x Spring Fryers, 20c per pound, up to 40c each. Hens, 12c per pound.. Eggs, 40c per dozen at present. xl Our line of Furniture Is complete. Men's Oxfords and all Summer Goods at greatly ~reduced prices. SJ. W HNDRICKs a PICENSs R4