The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, October 11, 1917, Image 4
h ixe i'ickenas Sentani
PICKENS, S. C.
P'UB L-I 8 H E D WEEK L
OCTOBER 11, 1917
ntered at i'lekens l'iostnliee as secotid CLI
Ma 1 Matter.
Sl.50.A YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVAN
GARY IIO'r Manager.
Obitulary notices hadu I rinntes of rhepect
not onerone hundred wor1i4 wilt be printel f
of cnarge. All over that number ntautt he p
for nt the rate of one cent a word. Camgn
accompany nmanuscript. Cards or thaunks in
ithed for one-half cenit a word
"My Country 'Tis of Thee, Sweot Lar
of Liberty."
E'vE ityitoDY h)as it ighting chance nv
Now the Kaiser is feeling for pene<
.oon he'll be squealing for it.
I'AItEoiICAI .L. speaking, :a bahy i
tine thiig to have around the house.
IT as real mean if North ('arolir
t) take the King ttIr(er (a:<' awI
from Atlanta.
SiEItiAN might have roadie it tout
emphatic by saying war is running
country newspaper.
LOTS of women complain that the
have nothing to wear, and some of ther
come very near wearing it, too.
THIE Kaiser has evidently heard of th
recent patriotic meetings in Picken
county and descriptions of our soldierfr
lie is beginning to want peace.
"A MAN beyond 4l) should eat miue
less than he wants, " saya it Imedici
authority. The which we rise to remarl
superfluous advice ik the.' floover
.!('d tinwl(S.
S(11.1)1 lltS, i and finersh(k't kil' jt.t nov
vetting all sorts of advice from all
kinds of people. And it is a wste of
bIreath and i lot of p 'rfiotly good nate ws
raper space in boti instantces.
AN education does no'e listing good
I$' a Child thaniall the money bequeathed
it by its fplrents. Invest the monley
.,1u intended to leave the child in an
l(uocation and the child will take care
if itself. Withiout it childhoodr is h('lp
ac MS.
StLVi. is now welrng ',itm o eu martt
for about a dollar an ounce, and if it
schould advance to $1.29 the silver doltir
will be on a1 parity with gold without
any government action, and bring Mr.
ira' amoikus Ito- tat.Irgutnka-lt toi
( )' r idea of a usetles~s adlveitisem kent
ione becing rtun byv I 'nele Sam for
" table linishera." 'llt would delight the
average hioho to get a jobhof "linishing"
a dininrg- room table, ias t hey atre said1 to
be expeltrt s in that linie. lI esides, they
won't ask for any pay.
W E mtost hieartily conagratulate Idd 11.
IDec(amp upoin hi~s tachiievement in issuing
LI theiiecilitioni of the Galfnr~ey' 1.edger
upon its t wentieth birthday. I t was the
best thing of its kind we hatve seen.
The only fault we found with it was
timt it (litd ro! show a liktiees ofi the&
"'.ld matn."
W Eli. -KNowN )'s:
Ilevo
Milo
Mioer'lo
Ke~no
Bolo
MIexio
Oh it
Panc.ho,
and1( Ski-so
Ol't WI.Kl.Y ~lnt~l.l:. -Why is
eyelone like a waiter?
It cairries everything lbefor'e it.
Mary hadl a little lamhb
/ At a Greenville caf'e,
A nd the bill the waiter brought hier
Miade poor Mary taint away.
T11 ClfLfUL CMSRV
At dtun 1 \ik to ier
It 've Y\me so to''see
.th~e.r
V~ntherd
*~ *
RUB OUT FAIN
II with good oil'liniment. That's
lthe suredt way to stop them.
The best rubbing lit inm c;t
MUSTA N
LINIMEW1
. Good for the Allme, 1
Horses, Mules, Cattlt
jI eQood for your own /
:1 Pains, Rheumatism
Cuts, Burns, ?
25c. 50c. $i. At al!
THANK YOl
We don't think there is
ger of the government
d The Pickens Sentinel.
Mail.
No, indeed; The Senti
right."---Newberry Observe
We dio not know who we
hatve say The Sentinel is
than lrother Wallace, an
is a ebristian, an Amllerivcan
cinc amci :I :scholar.
EX'''N 1) CONG RA'I'UI
a.
We are a little tardy, bu
to extend congratulations
arrival of That Boy at th.
Editor and Mrs. Gary Iiot
, ens. HIis North Carolina
, cause him to run true ant
i gets old enough to know
will hie himself to "grand
erford" and try to outlive
y ble handicap of being hori
n Carolina, placed upon himt
thinking parents.--Forest
Free Press.
Thank you for congratul
we beg to say that while "(
a ford" is a grand county,
product----That Boy's moth
in the grander county of I'
h That Boy is a Sandlapper
be it Sandlapper bred, fr(
tom of his feet to the top
Arcniri; i t cheap, a;nd m
ihe reason so much of it is
"GUNitn mported to
strike." '"Gunmlen used t
eli'etion, " and like headir
the daily liapers quite r(
dha}"s. Why not round up ti
sil'nal thugs and lIawbreaker
Ito thent to France to lie(
this war'
I )n'ua .; the recent ei;uin
an old-timuey" negrco was sta
Pickens Bank coirn'r, wet
ing. Presently another old!
wath'' darkey came alo -'
" i;Fch, hit's pow'ful col
mllawnin': whut kin' ob I
nohow?" "Don' know, 'z;
said lEplh; "but I done 1
foilkA sayv it wuzl die KnIoxyi strocn
A ~i-:JN TIIIIINI.: is the nacine of a
ncew min i tg dai ly paper at A nderson.
Victor IB. Cheshire, a well-k nown and
successful newslpaper man, is editor.
It is heralded as an independent paper
and will sul pport the "te form" tact ion
mn state polities. Thic will give the
"Re formiers" two (laity p al ls inc the
state, besides several wveek lies. Tlhre
are also several indepcendenL tlcaers,
whc i tic neither side.FrTh
becase i i not a good t hing for the
pceole when all papers are of the same~
factin oft state po101it irS.
IMcSwain & Craig
LAWYE RS
PractIice in State and1( Federal 'Corts~
Greenville Ollice Phone 211'
Pickens Oflice Phone 39'
-or y
to the]
Te LUZIANNE someti
\ uarantee: we f6r
1 If, a fter using the made
contents of a can, you On its(
are not satisfied in Out aC
every reepect, your a Can
grocer will refund sayth
your mlonley. frh
then y
And 3
reque
The Reily-Taylor C
NEWFALL GOODS
ith Prices Right!
)n account of the congestion in freight, our Fall Goods have been rather slow com-i
n. but they are beginning to arrive now, and we are receiving shipments of new
Is by freight and express nearly every day.
We are glad to say that prices are not as high as we expected them to be, and taking
consilerationl t he price of cotton they are not as high as they will doubtless be
3 -
A big imajority of our Staple Dry Goods were bought last spring-all of it brand
pret I y sItuff that we can sell you at Old. prices.
''lhe I eadv- to ear lites are as c tea p. or cheaper, than last season. and we hal'vl
:ht a beautili line of Shi rt waists to sell from 50c to $3.50.
Skirts, in all colors aind st yle:, from $2.00 to $8.50.
('iat wuits fromt $10.00 to S32.50.
Cloaks for childrenu1, mt.isses and iad ic from $2.00 to $11.50.
Watch for our fall announcement that will appear
;er, and remember we have bought the best mer
andise that money can buy. Cheap goods in price
..ans cheap in quality. It pays to buy the best.
y more attention to quality in merchandise, for it
sans dollars in your pocket.
Yours truly,
FOLGER, THORNLEY & 00.
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty
> 1e Agents for Walk Over and Queen Quality Shoes, New Home Sewing Machines, Iron
ag Stoves. Chase City Buggies, Mitchell Wagons, Carhart Overalls. Call for Butter
'~Patterns. 1
O YO U Who have been borrowing your neigh
'' "% ~ bor's copy of The Sentinel every week
don't you think it would be better for you to subscribe for the
paier, so it would reach you every week? Your neighbor doesn't
like it-we know because some of them told us so. Come on and
subscribe this week. We'll be I.b1 to have you.
Dress Goods Special Ginghams Special Anoskeag Ginghams
*,-in. white Voile. A
tiful lity - o st 1)elmar Apron Ginghams,
tthing touakeiay -t apron style checks in black and oday pride about 18
tid-sume a P > ue. Value on today's market, cents a vard.
Only 25c yard. Our specia tice, 8 1-:. Ou t ria - t i( - ard.
Soap Special e Bec.ut
LaundrySoE ap t pec a all
ue on today's mar. ony #plu rc
kt 0~ AtB L ' Fo
M th Special Sik kit
Phree boxes con- Mo hf
taming 1200 good ~. weaeoeinsm foltfft
very Special Bargains from the dinerent pic
10c departments of our store.
-_________ The goods you find listed in this adver- $39
tisement are priced at less than we could
SoaSeca u the same goods hack trom 'the manu-LaisHoe
facturers. However, we6 bought these Drse
big full pound I oods before the advance and we are of
bxsbest 5 o d a fering you the advantage of our foresight Md fgo jtl
miade for in buying. iyLwsadO
5c IIt wvill pay you to come to this storeo and Lfd~.Te r
S make your purchases for At once and future Ouspiaprc
use. You will certainly save money, as
IWahin prices are much lower than they will be98
Washingater.
Powder Buy now and save money. Lde'Ofr
Special___________________Spca
Six big boxes of15ad xod
orntdma's ofEwWasoth-.~ 20to$.0
ing Powdetr. V alueKi.Vuerae
'n tday' marketMotysalie.
Our' special The Store That's Always Busy Ytucoc~-~~
I Me's eav nigoBlu Matin Ar SqareLades's Shine Wai
Oveal Seachits
M ande of sizes.ali
Cut oodand ull Slzs Lrge ize 9x1. Vlue o- oiln lvpula whiten
Our Secialprice$1.15 - Or speial pice $.48.Ou r pecil rice 0'
- ~'-- urn- - -- $4.98.1
Laies' Black3 Taffeta U1 U U1E
PIOKENS S)NTINEL, PIOm
:;'to >sa i gel an lsm nm : '.":- " a:: \
.,
li:"ng the Italianl won(:uin w ie, I1:I ihre<
Ibirio n. :1 VlSeoun1t Ishii :1ne. 41lla." n:("
lEWS REVIEW OF I :
THE PAST WEEK fe
(lI
ritish Again Smash Germans h ii
East of Ypres and Capture
Important Positions. . to
of
NEMY'S MORALE IS BREAKING '6"
no
peated Air Raids on London Final
ly Determire England on Re- se:
prisals - America's War m11
Tax Bill Now Law. thn
By EDWARD W. PICKARD. Ito
ati
]-'1 -11 Ala:r'1imi J:ii l 't:ui his we(ek- Itr
forwt\\ui n1 Iell_'_i_ s natal o r
ursd a the A1iull ei MM I lliRe-n In
distrit Rais: on London lin e
tsrlyiuly thrt Enl d 'rone t up-t
it's c - Amrnrui e is with Ostend
(Ish ront ha been giving the Ger- n
Ins tiu anxg ety, and all the first
r..of the week thecy directd at it
FOR SALE or
P/CKENS DRUG CO., PICKENS. S. C.
AND ALL GOOD DEALERS
Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge
Noctice. is herebyv given that I will
nttake app~llic'ation toi J. H. Newbery,
'-'.,.1 tdge of Probiate for Pickens
c'ounaty, in the state of' South Carolina,
orn the 15th day of October, 1917, at 1(0
ci'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
therea ter ats said application can be
hena'd, for leave to make final settle
ment with mny ward, Pearl Craig, and~
obtajin dischacrge ats guardian of said
mmnor. .IOlIN II. CRAId,
Guardian.
' t"i ci I RT l i N .INo. *. Iin.:x Itv
IAIl TIN & IIENRY
Gener al Pr actice of Law,
GREENVILLJE, S. C.
it's Got to
viake Good
rith Yout
>utr grocer will make good to you,
ast Penny. We knew you expected
uing unusually good in a coffee when
t had Luzianne in mind. So we
Luzianne so good that it will stand
iwn feet, without apologizing, with
<ntowledging any rivals. YOU buy
f Luzianne. If you can't honestly
at Luzianne tastes better and goes
than any other coffee at the price,
au are entitled to your money back.
our grocer will give it to you upon
it. Ask for pronit-sharing catalog.
jiI~coffee.
omipany, .New Orleans