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II *BlJGG1ES )s And all kinds o: y saving you mon a the money. .. BROWN'S GOT OK u BROWN GETS I I AM CLOSINi GARAGE BUSI AND AM SELLING Parts, Oils, Grease, are in need of anything to see mc. My 300 gall at a bargain. I have al garage tools, a 40.00 cha fit that I am going to gi gain in. If you need ar me at once. I can save HIAWAT PICKENS, SOI EYE SUFFERERS Who NEEJD G LASSES! Railroad lare paid one way to our Pickens County patients who purchase gasses. Eyes examined by secinlists a nd ucsmd hile. you avnit Kodak Films developed by lE ports. Globe O ptical Com pan y A. A. ODoM, President. A. 11. SCHIADE, Secy.-Treas. Consulting Optometrists. Masonie Temple, GREENVILIE, S. ('. Watch that Watch at Snider's Also clock s, ings, glassware, (ut glass, etc. Spectacles that will imake you set almost as good as when you were youn g. A nice line' ot' guarainteedl .1 ewelry. P'rices right. (omew, see and be con Yjinced that you cannmrot dto letter that to trade with HARVEY SNIDER Easley, South Carolina. Lewis Cougi iLewis Whit< Lewis Tonic You wont i iKeowee I 'Nyal Qu 3 R. E. Lewis, +a +dk*1i+ H14.H.4..i.i.. .. WAGONS Implements in We ey by our splendid ] Can sell you bett< make th< IT T ? OUT MY NESS HERE TIEIS, TUBES, FORD etc. below cost. If you in my line it will pay you on Bower tank is for sale so got a complete set of' in, horse and welding out ve some one a good bar Iything for your car see you money. A GARAGE TII CAROLINA t+;t Col. f. I. Miauldin, vice p ide t th of the Palmetto National Bank of C be lumbia, was in 'ickens on busime llonday. Mr. l'aullin has b)cen a 1 pointedl a mtember of the advisot ra Ibotrdl which w ill handle the fuel si EI nation in this state. jco *g r Al arried.' i on' Sundlay, Nov. "1, Alisjt Izetta Gillespie and Mr. I. W. Wal. drop. 'These young people are of thi Ii Icounty, residing in the Rice's Creel of community. The ceremony was per p formed by ". l. McClanahan at hi residence near Liberty. t A GOOD TIME 9 e< tj n t he price ri't. Salt will be' hard Ito get late. Buy now. Fcede t lot all kiis. Tell us what c ou niitl. - IMorris & Company, Phone No ,36 --Use It Porter's Pressing Clur Cleaning, Pressing, D~yeing, A' tering, Etc. Suits atre sent for andiit deli vten-d w hen promihsed anstd the work is Ion.. by expert. Work guatranti''d. Suits priesedl att 25c pe.r suiit: ;lean ii'" andI press'ing. 50Ie suit; d1ry rclanng,. e suit. S pecial atttention Iiv enI to ut ad e, suita.~ We~L atppreciatte you~r patronage. B. B. PORTER, Proprietor, At Porter's Barber Shop. Teclephone No. 38 1 Syrup : Salve Stock Pwe 0 WrOng Pharmacy tity Store P~h. G., Prop. me 24I :u 4mnun WE HAVE THE ... HARNESS stern South Caroli >urchases. .-. Yo 'r stock for less m<I ir own terms. Is . Brown, "WHEN YOU RIl LOCAL AND PERSONAL Born unto Mr. and Mrs. R. 1I. 1}yars. October 30, a son. Horn unto Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Porter, November 5th, a fine son. Mr. and Mrs. H. F'. McKagen are' aisiting relatives in Piekens. Ilansell Bivens is confined to his room on account of sickness. I)ave G. Moore of Sumter spent Sunday with his mother in Pickens;. Several of the Pickens boys who are in the army spent Sunday with homefolks. Miss Alberta Yongue left Saturday to assume her duties as principal of the school at Bethune. Rov Nealev. of Atlanta spent. a fev nized in 187.1, but was not built until I .ut 1880, and the Baptist church netine later. I he Southern Railway then known a Atlanta and Charlotte Air I,ine w:as tun in 1870 and completed in 1:87{. fowns began to spring UP along the ilroad. By an act of the legislature, tsaly, liberty and Central were in C rporate(l in 187-1. These towns have own rapidly. Easley now has three If tton mills, and a population of 2,9 . i berty has two mills, and a population I,Oi.8, and Central has one mill and a Pulation of 88t. Later the towns of Calhoun and Nor s were built. Catcechee cotton mill is ea' Norris. Six i\lile. I)acusvilke andI ther flouirishing schools and conmuni e have spriung up throughout the >unty Th'le P icken.s iidlway, a b ranrchli ine om Eausley to ilo n , was bu iIt abou0t ')f. lPickens has oine cat ton mill and Tlhe population of Piekens coun ty has iereasedl woniterfully. W~e are .well pplied wvith tree schools, churches, oil tills. buankls anid cotton mills. We are roudl of ouir reso~urees, andi htope' to bow a greater increase in benieficie'nt nterIprises ini the years toI come. THIE SENTINEU'S WOE lThe Iinetli iien t service oj exIpress com 'aniues and ralilroa'Is, upon vwhich we ~reatly dependl the scarcity of printers mod other things, almost has us headed ioard the bughouse. T[he Sentinel is ante again this week on acemmnt of the xtri-me lack of service <>f the Southern V !ress Co. We regret it rar more t hain aiiy subscriber po~ssibly can, but we cannlot help (ourselves. If this thing kee-ips up miuch longer we are going to jin the army and go to France in order to get an littlhe peace and rest. risp, crunchy toast done to a d1en brown, spread with rich, amy hutter-that and a cup. A. 8eawright anfd family hadve mdh imto the Mauldin house vacatedl by I. S. Stewart. It will lie sad news to pneople in evej sectioin of the 'ounllty to learn of ti death of D~r. L,. TI. Shirley of Cientra which occurred Wednesday morn ini November 7th, about one o'clock. It was stricken Monday, October 29tl with paralysis which caused 'his deat1 Funeral services wero held Wednende afternoon and the body was laid to re im Mt. Zidon cemetery at Central. Dru. Shirley was about 55 years o aind leaves a wife and six children, foilnws: Misses Stacy, Helen and It arid Messrs. Vernon aind Harvey an Master I ueien Shirley. He marrie Miss Lucia Gainies of Central. I' deceased wans born and raised in Pickeo county. Hie was a member of the la) tist church, ai christian and a fine phye cian. E'ver-ybody loved .him andh passing is mournerl by anny BEST STOCK OF . HARROW! na. We buy these g u can always get any )ney. .-. We want this worth anything Waihalla, )E, RIDE RIGHT" Colt am was bringing 27.55 in 'iccketnS l Monday and Tuesday, and 27.75 Wed. A movement is on foot to organize a Y. \l. C. A. in Pickens and we hope it will succeed. .John Sinkiewiez, thought to be a de serter from the army, was turned over to the military authorities at Camp Se vi.'r by Pickens county officers Satur day. lie wore a private's uniform and was arrested by Policeman Black near l.iberty Friday. He claimed to be deaf ianl dumb rand his name was learned from a registration card found on his person. Persons says they talked with the soldier near Beverly shortly before his arrest. Announcement of the approaching matriage of Alfred Cleo Mann to Miss Nina llae Griflin is of much interest in this county on account of the pop ularity of the econtracting parties and prominence of the families. The event will take place in the Norris Iaptist church on November 14. The bride-to-be is a charming daughter of 1MY. and Mrs. Joel R. Griflin of Nor ris, and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Mann of Six Mile. We knew all along that E. II. Craig of Pickens was a good man, a good merchant and a chicken raiser, but we did not know until last week that he was a good farmer, too. On one half acre in the town of Pickens this year he made $94.50 worth of' onions, til l.00 worth of peanuts and $15.00 worth of peanut hay, a total of b1 53.50 worth of stuff made on the half acre. lie used a small amount of lime on the peanuts and stable ma nure. That's what we call good "town farming.'' Subscriptions taken for any Magazine or Newspaper pub lished. Pickens Drug Co. PUBLIC SALE. r I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at p blic auction, at the Haynes I0old homet ad, on Fridlay, Novemnber 2:3, 1 917, >eginning at ten o'clock, the rent ezten and fodder from the f'armz of the late Annie M. Ilaynes; and will also sell part of househl goods andl farming tools. 29. W.". ITAYNES, Admnr. 29. Citation State of' South Carolina, County of' Pickens. By .1. B. Newbery, Probate .Judge: I W hereas, Guy McF'all, made suit to nme to grant him letters of administra tion of the estate and effec'ts of Salathiel Clements, dec(easedl. TIhese aie, therefore, to cite and1( ad( mnonish all and singular the kindred and C eredliLtrs of the said Salaithiel Clemnen ts, deceased,. that they be andl ap pear' beforiet me. in the court of' Pro- L bate, to b' fheld att Pickens, S. C. on the Ith 0aiv of No.'., 1917. next af ter' l)mbhtat'ntt hereof', at 11 o'clock i nthe [ io'tranoon I'o show e'ause, it' any te hv.wysii -ziministration 'Sl huh not h - .:M,td (i n nder' mny hand and seal thi-s aIit day' of Octobe'r, 1917, in the 11 . l. N!-:wm-a:nY, (Seal) Stalnmfonls for Relief. omlain t served. State' of' .uth Carolinn, ("'1n\ of' Pickens, 11. M. Ihester, Plaintiff,'g against -. -' lylthe, Louise D). Guionu, .1amttes M c'(arston, John A~lc(~arxson andl Keowee Blank, Def'endants. TPo the de f'endants above named: You are hereby summoned andl r'e qluir'ed to answer the complaint in this action, wvhich was filed this day in the oflhee oif the Clerk of Court, Pickens, S. C., and to nerve a copy of' your' an sw.er to the said complamnt on the sub scriber' at his office at Pickens, 'S. C., within twenty days after the servicea hereof, exclusive of the day of such. Ser'vice; and if you fail to answer the complaint wvitin~ the time aforesaid. the be plaintiff in this action will appfy to the court for relief dlemandled in the comn lainlt. 0. S. S'rIv:wnT, C. E. ROBINSON, Clerk C. C. P. Plaintiff's Atty. We have some very attractive prices on Stoves and Ranges that we are offering to the trade now We~ have not adIvancedI the price on1 thisline of goods. Come and let uIs show them to you. Pick ens Hardware and Gcery- Co. .. STALK CUTTERS oods in very large quantities thus kind of horse or mule here worth u your business. .. Our customers u to you? BROWN'S GOT IT be . OR . BROWN GETS IT & [ FREE! H g Get Valuable Premiums Free by SUsing Our Profit-Sharing Plan - 1T Do your tra(ling at J. W. iendricks', wherCe you geL a cotpon 'vith every cash purchase. Coupons are good for valuable premiums. Call and get a catalog showing diffoes t premiul s and how to get thern without extrn _( I am still iving l m ore goods fur l('ess mIO 1ey I han v" )Ody else. Be;t LL 4ea Island, 15c yard. Best AAA Sheeting, 15c yard. . Best D~rilling, 160c yard. Toile Du Nord Gingham, 15e yard. Best grade Outing, The yard. t HATS ! HATS ! TO SUIT BUYERS. CLOTHING ! Clothing to Fit Anybody up to 44 at RIGHT PRICES SShoes! Shoes! IhuIin. 2le pert 1)otulnt in tride, - Spring Fi ryers. 20e per Po)lunl(. up to -1h Eachi11. 2' liens, 124c per poind1I(. L ' l;ggs. 42c per dozen at preisell . . \Wite Peas, 3.60; per bushel in) trade. Onr line of1 I' unitlre is co pi lete. 24 SJ. W. HENDRICKS PICKENS R4 * Of Course The price of most goods have advanced, but the farmer that gets about and has something ~to sell never feels the advanced prices, for he is constantly sell ing something that is advanc ing, too. Our prices are not as lOW on a lot of goods as they were five years ago, but we are offering many excellent values all thru our stock, considering the pres ent market price. We want you to bring us what Syou. have to sell and we will treat you right. CR AIG BROS CO., Pickens McSwain & Craig NI^'1"N & I"I"NU LAWYERS 'General Practice of Law, ractice in State and Federal Courts (GREENVILLE, S. C. Grenil Offce Phone 10 r. C. Trr~,nl Ju. Better buy a Columbus Wagon ~' : Lawwhile we have this stock on hand. [leneral Practice a eLwThese next September wvill cost GREENVILLE, s. C. you several dollars more. N a ProNIa m better wagon made. Pickens~ will Practice in Pickens County. Hardware & Grocery.Comnpany.