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Most all of the newly adopted School Books are here. A very large stock PICKENS DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store J. N. HnLLUM, Prop. & Mgr. Phone No. 8 Get Valuable Premiums Free by a 5 Using Our Profit-Sharing Plan 8 1 1')1 111 a ir a ii 1''\ 1'lit I l l :1 * a ' i t Ii I's' L;1 a111 f111' V a. VaIII~ 'v a. ..19i c a iiii: at ' I 1 1 I + .i11' 21O\"i :Z h dl( \ ' a 2' ia a 1 l . d I ar II \ll ' ( ii i a a' caaj : p1 ri I'ry1r', 2ne in-r poun< y - I h M len , Id p! r 1pounid. S(h111 lily'o ( I -' urnl~ itll1 I" '1'Il '+ ''. J. W. H E N DRIC KS PICKENS R4t n aI By fIND SELL USED u If you want to sell your Automio j bile I will pay cash for it. If you 1 want to buy a car see me before E buying. xn We have a first-class garage andn j repair shop and carry all kinds of n parts for Ford cars. 9 Also have complete line of oils, y u1 greases, gas, etc. 21 ~F. I. HOPKINS, Pickenasu New School Books * We have been. ai n~tedlt a( en lL91 at P)9iken'ls for) Schla 11Iooks-. Mlos-t ali the new ones .- her'e n1ow. We have a goodl ine of rTablIets, Penclils, Iluk, Crayola-Eight Colors-Five Cents . Keowee Pharmacy R. 1L. Leis, Ph. G., Prop. .IPhone 24 I LOCAL PERSONAL Cotton wvas bringing 21.20 in Pickens T1uesdpty. 't'respass Notices for sale at The Sentinel office. The revival meeting being held in the large tent behind the court house is drawing large crowds. Mr. and Mrs. \V. S. Barnett of Green ville have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. iiutchings in Pickens. Miss E-:linor Knight has returned to Pickens after a delightful visit to Mrs. W. M. Melton at Sardinia. The Sentinel now has a subscriber in France, Sargeant James T. Powell or dering his paper changed to Amex, Paris. Ii A. Mauldin of the Six Mile brought the first hale of cotton to Pickens this season last Thursday. It brought 20 1-1tIc a pound. 'lI* I'ickens County Singing ( nven tion will meet with Zion church, below Ensley, the first Sunday in October and Saturday before. The family of B. A. Ilagood returned to Charleston this week, after spending the past few months at their summer home in Pickens. Sup"ri ntendent of Education Clayton is in (;retnwood attending a meeting of ctnty superintendents. lie will likely be. (ut of his olice all this week. \ ardl froti Lucius L. Earle brings thea nformalttion that he is at Fort Ogle tho rpe' lie will be a pharmacist for I -ntle ::m with the rank of sargeant. hs .\largaret Aiken, daughter of W. \\'. Aiken, has been appointed ' sistant lostmaster at Pickens, succeed ing W'vatt .1ennings, who will enter the 4t(IV . NIiel). I :ker. fornier resident of thi, count v. but now in the lumber husine' at ("~won, W. Va., is here on a visit ti his :'ather. Ile is accompanied by h. wif e and laughter. .\Mrs. I .ewis llurtnett, who has un her home in Pickens for the (ast thre o r years, left Monday for 111 "w . \' w . here she will make her Pututr bwa. .\lr. Hurtnett will follow later. ildpIh It. (ilstrap ard sister. Xlis Ch-i,. (;ilstrap. Miss Bertha ('antre . mi :\rgu1s Looper, of this county. left *r d:y lst week for i)emorest. t.a t.. reun their 'studies in I'is I w:" n1 to Judge Spain arriving it . rt did not convene here until about : k .onday afternoon. All reguiar r!licials are in their places. Ncit .: :uh business has been transacted S~::u-. bull proceedings will he pub !A n xt week. \. I.. 1Keasler died at his h e i n i .nI . t ia., Saturday, Seltember 1 atr:'l was buried in Charlotte. N. C. I I4 u t a a brother of Mrs. T. A. Seaw right t f l'ickens 1ata leaves a wite and one chil. lrs. Seahwigt attcndedI the l funeral. \\. FEdd ilow'n, of lickets, wh was recetntly elected instructor ot mathe matics at ('hicks Springs Military :\cad (emy. hay dhevided t~ study law% at the 'reitttS tl(rr~nt :d l'i tt' ity of (4 iuithi t'rolmia, :aul4 ha r'sigtie ti i'tr tht' ('iit44lin, f:t u!t'.. 1ie is ' aonf.\1r. and', .\lrs. Nece llowe and gradatedatu.anln.ri last year. Inl -ltee I"r.tak I"reetar;t;'-- excell'nt ar tici e litn Ii kents 'nitt'., pubilished last ( we ' he ftiled t.4 mnlt'tii: the name of ) 4'n .l.' E. ling44 ar s (n of'4 the c"ommit t44' 'appoiu- to seltelt a site for1 the ((o'Jmittee, (4nd. we.( believe, chairman .f V. \\' m'eely n-ntioni this factt in i PICKNS CH~OOL NEWYS b-1 -:s MorlaymornngSep t iar I ,. A Ih an' 4Inro4llmnctt of ab1outt I'h.. t-eber fit' this termi are as fol Iiw.: Fir- er;~4le. MIi ss lelle Yo(ngue; secndai m I tid grades, Miss iFranicis1 Maublin: I ourth1 and fif'th grades, Miss I in/ .\ln :t - .thI antd seventh grades,'~ X i b tmp iighith, ninth and 'ent a .e-.Miss Kate P'ickens and I f wingollit'ers wer'e eleceted for1 remo aI President, ( 'larence Ihoswen; H10 '44db-nt. 'letanor' i-:ar'e: seert' aryi'. 'I ae 4 Lhe i4 aSsoc'iationl wa.< or'gaizedi/.' wer'( ''10t fld : Pre4s iden t, Miilledige Gr;ifi ia: \I i ' 4r' i h-t, (t 'larence How~en; grad has4' been4(154 serioutsly ill, bu t we atre ghlI to ~.tate t hat shte is improv'i ng fast. \\e regret to state that Rutdolph Ill dr'icks, at membe oflt I t the ninth gr'ade, was among the men draf'tedl to leave for Qamn Je.1ackson Sat urday1~. 'The school(4 htad the pldeasu'e of1 attend ing the. patr'ioItii rally given at the court Shouse lFriuday, in honor of the dep jartmng soldIiers:.. I\th1o4 the r'oomi wats crowdedl, the tadre'sse were enjoyed by every $100 Reward, $100 The t'eaders of this paper wIll be pleased to learn tat the're is at least oneO dreaded'4 disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages and that Is catarrh. Catatrh being greatly t'nfluenced'( by constittional conditions reclutres constituitionatl treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on th Mucous Sur faces of the0 System thereby destroying the foundation of th"e disease,. giving the patient strength byV buiildling up the con 1'! tution and aggising., natutre in doinigits Work. Tho p~roprietor' have so much falitht in the ruirati'e powers -of IHail's Catarrh Me'dlctne thiat they offer One Itlundredl lnoiiars for anvY ense that it fails to 'lure. Send for tI't 'nf testImonials. Address i- J. C'ti'\:NRY & CO.. Toledo, Ohla. Sold by all Drutggist, 7cc. Organs and14 [0i s for less mone at .1 .1 ( ana s, I. irt... Notices 1n1e11 I in this (olnmn for Wnie cent wordt for firist I 'ertii neuit n 'ilf cent i woII rI for each Suibl.',iInent inN''rl uian Did you know that J. J. Gantt selh .Jewell stoves? The best by test. Ole Ner'wspaape1r4'M for sale at h'll, Sentinel oflice. FraIII For Stle-I offer my farn of 175 acres, 2' miles of Central, on Six Mile road, at a price cheaper than lan< in that locality similarly located can b( had for. co to 71 acres in cultivation most all fresh and productive. C. W Parrott, Chadwick Sta., Charlotte, N C. 23 iFm aile' -- Milk cow giving five (ts a day; stay anywhere. Price $:30. E I,. Ilenderson. Central, S. C. tf Wlntee4l At once by T. M. Gantt Central, S. ('., 1,(11t) people to investi gate his Furniture, Stoves, Itugs am Art S piares. Going at a bargain. tj tlgoniey to Loann on Real Estate. A. P. 1)ulos, at torney, Easley, S.C. ti %o( ice, I want to sell seed wheal to that man who is buying flour this time. I t will pay you to see me before you buy. I have blue straw and whit( wheat. II astings, l)l)lel' and grazing oats and ry"'. C. W. I punter, Pickens R I' wheat and oat seed are high, and they p)roblalyIv will be, it will pay to prepare your ground well and fertilize well and make all you can on three or 1'4'ou1 or Ii ve acres. lF ' a I e Itf it's farms, houses or its v11u want, I have them. See or .xrite mle. E. I.. Hlenderson, ('entral. For St Iv One dwelling house and ,ar'n ol half acre lot on North A street; h b u 'iId ing :.i xil, storehouse, paint. hpanl machinery and a stock of good: n'r half acre lot; also one r-I.lp. gasoline -nein'. grist mill and corn crusher, lhilch will swap for auto. Also spoke Ol: handle machine. Will sell ot- ex -hange any of alove for f'arm. D. A. 'd'ns, '::aSley. S. C. 23 F u' Ma i4 o1' '1rttle' Oae I'ord uring, te lI' g:al r oalster. ie 7-pas enger llarin. one truck ('ash or - -ems. T. ). Hlarris. t If We P'ay 4 'nIu for all chickens, fgs and peanuts brought us. We also 'ep fresh fruits on hand at- all times. darns Bros.. Pickens. tf lo'r Stale One goo(l mare, S vears d. weighs about. ;tall pounis, suitable or ladies or anvho(ly to drivo; Wheal or cash or good papers. R. 1". IIerd, 'ickens. 21 Wit, anted- Wonmen sixteen years of ie and over to sew. I.ight work, good ay ind pleasant surroundings. We pat 1.1no per week while you learn to sew, n(1 you can make from :6.(f) to 812.00 wve el: after you learn. Antderson nder\ear ('ompany, Anderson, S.('. 'TrI'y .itlisessa1 Eidle ('o.. Athens, a. '"1'hey Weigh the Weights. '' Ship ides by EX PR ESS. 29 1"41' goodt- aenl, made from good, stund, homne-raised corn and ground iIlt. see S. Clements or Guy McFall, 'ickens. tf Hobbs When you a] e and Winter sho1 +' derson Comnpan 0' We have a full and M nsand Boys' Clothii stock of this class in Pi< C'OME, and bring prlice f'or miost anyth i ng l'or the past severa~ in this section of the co Sever this season. So is assured you. Ladies']1 + Our' Ladies' lteadly '* spection. New goods H0 -eavy Coats, Coat Suit +0 has undlergone a great 0' kets and we are now rec the newest things are t '0' The last and most 0'ceries. Regardless of I this line, we promise y< P. S. Just r'eceiVt SHobbs-H NUXATED IRON increases strength of delicate, nervous, run 0(I down people 100 per cent. in ten days in ni1any instances. $100 forfeit if it falls as per full explanation - " ini large article soon Santppear in this pa per. Ask your doctor or druggist about it. For sate at Keowee Pharmacy and Pickens Drug Company. Better buy a Columbus Wagon while we have this stock on hand. These next September will cost you several dollars more. No better wagon made. Pickens Hardware & Grocery Company. 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. Suits pressedat 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. 'elephone No.38 3 1 M ~'A 1% 'A~l II.ItA IG (.rrcn~ illy. '. . Pickens. S.C McSwain & Craig LAWYERS Practice in State and Federal Courts Greenville Ottice Phone 210 Pickens 011ice Phone 39 -.1 1 Mir'. I.\l I N . N . Ii I:N iv MNAJirrI &. IIEsn1Y General Practice of Law, GREENVILE, S. C. Ilire, 'tor I1n ad a :i .M in St -. PhI I toII :1) The superintendent of the South (ro lina penitentiary makes a contract for fertilizer every year with the Anderson Phosphate and Oil Co. Clemson College buys fertilizer from them every year. These state iustitutions want the best and it seems they know where to get it. FOR SALE BY PICKENS DRUG CO., PICKENS. S. C. AND ALL GOOD DEALERS =[Henders Central, S. C. e looking for a plac ping don't forget 1 ~, Central, S. C., is t most complete line of the i g, Shoes for the entire family :kens county. tl your pr'oduce. W\e wvill pa.1 you have to sell. 1 vears Central has been one u mntry, therefore we wvill endea bring us your cotton and~ the a Ready-to-Wear D( to-Wear D~epartmen t wvil1 sool re arriving every (lay. Don't s, etc. Millinery Depart change. Our Milliner has jus ady with a big line of all New o be found here. Groceries important is our large stock of he frequent and large advanct >u the very best p)rice attainab d( another car load of that GO BedeSOE Co0 Wood's Seeds Rosen Rye The most vigorous row ing and productive of Seed Ryes. Stools out better, su perior quality of grain, and destined, in our opinion, to take the place of all other Rye. Wood's Fall Catalog Gives full description and informa tion, and also tells about the best SEED WHEAT, OATS, RYE, and Other Seeds for Fall Sowing..... Write for Catalog and prices of any Seeds required. T. W. WOOD 0 SONS, SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va. Will Keep YouWell W den you licet a terrific sick headache. become consti pated or have any stomach or - liver trouble. a dose or two of Ptc_2 Granger Liver Regulator, will pill you in vegeableis apurely and acts pleasantld O t, ve and Ialy nS ee w~r a ll be"u!. h: t ar d t o ga later. bIf wre ain. help yalou wi will be ladettivels. t"1. u0 . 1 Iof 1 ..i. I g..t some ltan l lr I..t r Itrcela ri n I t Slug. ha.l it w ill h gd. 1 I.ri.i ta f..: it,' . s .tuo it tiro and auw I bilto ~ get at . raU'. H v . - flu~d . .Rwland S d fy all kn tdlrTeilu..2sc a bov (Irai,,er Jl*cIiuu l'.., lii auuaga Tellia. Morris & Comp ay U" A GOOD TIME o von Sued (6se Ie ilt Iiter e rw l r dza. If \.V .tII h14.1) \'( Will be , to (u ll. :t Hob 'b)si-H Iienl-. Salt will h i ht et later. Bu 1nw. I' e of all killd.,. Teull I1S what ' need. Morris & Company, Phone No. 36-Use It Hat to so you. FAll + in pice. vrtigi le. COM T SE4U Dt FLOU R. , eCie nlthelrgetl