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PThe Pickeis Sentinel PICKENS, S. C. 1, U R L t 5 1[ I: 11 V 11; h; I I. Y SEPITE'M Bi 21). 1917 r1Kitete.l I nt Pi'ets Post lhee ce , e i hs $1.50 A VEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE GARV IIiO'r. Mauiager. obituary notices a.iti Irianites of respect of not o"prone hundrel woitii wilt lbe printed free of charge. All over that number mast be alit for at the rateo or ne cent it wort. "As I to acconpany manuscript. Cardis of thaniks pib. Imhed for one-half cent a word. "My Country 'Tis of Thee, Sweet Land of Liberty." TiE wages of a well-digger are well carned. A PECK of trouble often comes out of a pint flask. Cuunci belles are sometimes found in the choir. Tii soldiers fight and Ihae kings are heroes. -The Talmud. Soni i people are good lecatuse it pays. while others are good for nothing. A 'AIuEN'' with i vigorous, wi(e-ia wake Laby at night is aa-parently all right. \Vil a wanking in the sunsline ladon't forget that the shA low is only across the street. TilElti.: are all kinds of people in thi world, including those wha think they caln beat a carnival game. TiIA'T man from Missouri who per forme(I his own inarriage (ereni'iy lhas w> one to baie but himself. V 1 are glad the Anderson Duily Mlail "doesn't think there is much langer of the government suppressiig The Pick (n; Sentinel. SATURDAY, Septenher 22, i- tihe ollicial beginning of fall, according to the red figures on the calendar. And it was more than prompt in arriving, too. WE. know this stuf' is pretty punk this week, but the carnival was in town last week, and besides, our new type writer ribbon is not working good, any way. "IIISTORY teaches," recently an swered the youthful aplicent for en trance into college, "that the UInite( States has never heens whipped ant never will be." TEl'K ERAN(CE pueople .'hould lie sat is. fled with the brand of bott lcd coca-cobia being dlisptensed these wvar times. Thtl 'mncoction now tastes lik e branch water, *with per'htaps a dash ofI sorghtum 'lasse~ in it. WV rruoUT in frinagin on 1it Da eCalmp'1 copyright, we wish to say that smilet of appreciation glisten as beautifulli anal as radiantly andl as re freshi ngly a: dewdrops at morning. giving vigor anm vitality to the flowers. Tll: Frenchmen have discovered tha Amterican baseball fits nmen for throw ing hand-grenades with precision am * eflicncy. It will talso mnake them use * fulh in pitching hay and pulling the hell cordl over a mule at home. Guv Mc FAM.'s hearse house Is just next dloor' T }o Tfhe Sen tinel of lice, .And it wold( Suit us much bet ter .If he would not Rtoll the hearse out And leave it Rtight in fron t of ou doorhml When we feel had. * ~tmi WVElmIA liiuri.. why is * isherman't thet moist luerattive emloy~a menit? It is all net profit. Tn SE weeps are for dear I lenry Rti C Twsaweek algo tonaight Hie interferedl with man and wile When they were in a fight. Th1E CNEELRNL C-ER The ronpipe,hi, well1. And dithe little. Come.4 ouS dl.. s Sprirs - ,RUB OUT PAIN g with good oil liniment. That's the surest way to stop them. The best rubbing liniment is MUSTANG LINIMENT Good for the Ailments of ' Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Good for your own Aches, Pains, Rheumatism Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. C 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. WITH THE BRETHREN The Blushing Flower Journal and Journal. An American beauty named Zoes Who was all diked up) in new clothes, In a chair with i a pin in it Sat, and in less than a minute The American Beauty rose. - Pickens Sentinel. She was trembling and blushing and fair, IBt she snapl)ped a she rose from the chair: "These people from I'ickena They do heat the dickens The idea of pointing me there"' News Item The State. Table IRock, Pickens. (oun ty, Se ptein ber 7. No soldiers here. but forti ica tions iInregnable. Ex-pounler of the Gospel Slartanh~lrg .ourna!. The I'icken. :-entinel says that Pi'ek en:. has a " lIacksmith" preacher. We hole the lieverend ias a good supply of sledge hammers if he is going to instill any religion in Pickens county folk. o are coroiat JF ld an' Zt4,urs&Ia? ana Jfrid+ IWanted; ByT. M. Central 11,00 TO( IN VEST Furniture, Stove Squares Going _________St. -4., good in its 0-"'~ I to-it Alike) and, farti r yterothe NIPOR~TERS (vRA~tERS exac The Luzianne Guarantee: If, after using the contenta ou ofa can, you are not eatiatied go y in every respect, your gro. cer will refund your money. prOfN 'The Original Wise'Me Grcensboro.(Ga.). Herald Journal. A wise old guy, Is Zabeth Buff: le knows when he fis got enough. The Pickens (S. C.) Sentinel. A Wise.old owl. Is Abraham I)eUink.; lie knows just how Much to drink. Try Us With What You Have Aiken Journal and Review. The Columbia State shares with the Cincinnati Enquirer the witty sayings of Luke McLuke. For our part we be lieve in patronizing home industry and if we had the kale would barter with Gary Hiott. Yes It Does Gafiney Ledger. The Pickens Sentinel is of the opinion that "If the women love dress like some people say they do, it looks like they would wear more of it." Let's See the Freak Greenwood Index. Gary Hiott says the beauty of the Pickens girls is intoxicating. And who minds being intoxicated in that way? Not Beery Much Greenwood Index. 'that headache we had last week was no sham pain. - Pidkens Sentinel. And, of course you didn't wine over it The bread you get from the flour you make from the wheat you grow is better and purer than any you get from the I!'ur you buy. There is very little al )endicitis in sections of the country which produces its own corn and wheat and meat. And there is a reason. The superintendent of the South Curo ina penitentiary makes a contract for fertilizer every year with the Anderson l'hos phate and Oil Co. Clemson College buys fertilizer from them every yar. These state iustitutions want the best and it seems they know where to get it. l1 invites to our Wp~inte a . September 20-21 ,nty 29 Co. at Once!i I, S. C., IGALTE HIS s, Rugs and Art i at a BARGAIN 3 S horely Good" irt the day with a cup of old Luzianne. There's cheer very aroma--spunk and go in every swallow. You'll zuzianne. Buy a can today if you don't agree it goes er and tastes better than any r coffee at the price, tell the er and he will give you back tly what you paid for it, with argument. You simply can't ,rong on Luzianne. Ask for t-sharing catalog. icoffee TSlE MITCHELL WAGON! We would advise anyone who will need a wagon any time within the next two or three years to buy some good make at once. With timber, iron and. steel, paint and everything that goes into a wagon about 100 per cent. higher in price, you can readily see that wagons are bound to + be much higher. We recommend the Mitchell Wagon to you for the + reason that we have sold them for over fifteen years, and have yet to find .. dissatisfied customer. They may cost a fraction more than other makes of wag ons, but they will wear longer and save you quite an item in repairs. We have a full stock in all sizes, and the prices are + very little higher than in former years. If you are in doubt as to which wagon to buy, just ask the man who owns a Mitchell, or your local blacksmith. Yours truly. FOLGER, THORNLEY & CO. Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty Sole .\gents for Walk Over and Queen Quality Shoes, New 1-ome Sewing Machines, Iron King Stoves. Chase City Buggies, Mitchell Wagons, C'arihart Overalls. Call for Butter ick Patterns. "T \ v \Who have been bon owing your n ighi T I LIbor's copy of The Sentinel every week: don't you think it would be better for you to subscribe for the paper, so it would reach you every week? Your neighbor doesn't like it-we know because some of t hem told us so. ('omie on and subscribe this week. We'll be vi''1 to have you. Dress Goods Special Ginghams Special Amoskeag Ginghams b i fl rit n an Today' s pric e about 18 the n. ip i - Ir 't blue. Value on today's market. cent s a vard. tv ms 12 1 "2. Only 25' yarid. Our s'pcial p ice, X 1 -;: Our prie 111 ivrd. SoapSpeial B Men's Genuine Palmi Six big c akes ofcaia g nsltlIrneofiz. I aunidry soap. Val- P In Paln Pench color lie oin tod1ay's mna r onily. Hepular Price ki 2'2c At BOLTJ'S For, Sp Match Special' sLi skrt S ta li rit 1 0 0 g o d o i T afet< $ 0 0 SSafe ty Matches for During this month we are offering some value. 10very Special Bargains from the different Ouri special price lc departments of our store. The goods you find listed in this adiver- $3.98. tisement are priced at less than we could Soda Special buy the same goods back from the manu- Ladies' House I facturers. However, we bought these Dresses I big full pound goods before the advance and we are of-. iole best 8 o d a fering you the advantage of our foresight ~Ia(1 of good il 5c buying- gandies. They ar 5c It will pay you to come to this store and worth $1.3~0. make your purchases for At once andl future Our special pr ice ~use. You will certainly save money as 98c Washing p4ar s are much lower than they wil be________ P'owder . Buy now and save money. Scadi'xlr Special 200 paih's adies' Sixlu bxeeo PumpS and Oxfords .i1bgbo sori Tn,fl Patent and Grandma'st&Lo Wah(idl. Values range i vgPder. \ alue ' ronm $2.00 to $4.00. avc sii m~alet lay DS Mostly small sizes. uric peilThe Str htsAwy u y ou hoice while 25c Easley, S. C- 98c Men's if eavy Indigo Blue Matting Art Square Ladies'Shir Waist OverallMade of good (luality Cutgood1anfull. Sizes Large size, 9x12. Value to- voile in plain white and 32 to 44. Value on to- day about $4.50 to $5.00. dpolr stre.Areua (lay's market about $1.50 - dollrval'. ~' Our special price $1.15. Our special price $3.48. O'n.el~ l pra'.'-il