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4Pickens e County Laud For Sale' For the purpose of winding up the Heath Bruce-Morrow Co. we - are going to sell their holdings in real estate as follows, at bargains 16 1-4 Acres Half mile south of the court house. All in cultivation. 270 Acres About 7 miles west of 1 Pickens. Will cut this tract up to suit pur 2 chaser. r. MiOne House and Mi 2-acre Lot Itown of Pickens. 9 Good location. 107-acre Farm On the' Oolenoy river. 4i40 acres of good bot torn land, dry and does not overflow. Well . Simproved. 88 Acres ~ 'our miles north of P ickens. IIf you want to buy 5 farm cheap it will * ~ pay you to see me at~ my office in Keowee Bank. * .E ik C Piotlo/ i~eerteti im ti colipmn for one 00nt a wor userton eti one-half centa word f ~ Oh'eursiquent inse 11iion oWrSale Cheap-One R. C. Hup flIepassenger with top. Slight repairs will put this car in good fix. First fifty dollars takes it. ' Worth more for unk. I This ought to show you whether juam. determined to close out. W. H. Harris, t proprietor Hiawatha Garage For Rent-Tu o-horse farm; or can a rent it to two one-horse farmers. Lo- S I cated about four miles north of Pickens. Apply to Henry A. Townes, Pickens. 28 Wanted-To buy white peas, un knowns, and speckled, cane seed, chick ens, eggs. Highest market prices aid. I Warehouses in P. and N. block. Dixie a Flout .and Grain Co., Phone 1104, Green- i Ivide, S, C. 28 o For Sale-The following property j of the estate H. A. Richey: One store s house and lot on corner Ann and Main v streets, Pickens, S. C., two farms con- c taning 68 and 82 acres -just across the Pickens county line (6 miles southwest r of Easley) in Anderson county. Apply n to J. T. Richey, or B. B. LaBoon, ex- v ecutoes, Pickens, S. C. 1 For Saie-50 acres of good land for Ib sale, 7 miles west of Pickens, within h one mile of excellent school. Some of q the place in cultivation. Terms easy. d Apply to J. H. Newton, Pickens R 5. For sale-Brand new Thomaseight- . row grain drill in perfect condition. Will sell or exchange for pigs, yearlings or chickens. C. C. Allgood, Pickens. tf Mouey to Loan on Real Estate. A. P. DuBose, attorney, Easley, S.C. tf Try At4ens Hide Co., Athens, S Ga. "They Weiph the Weights." Shie hides by EXPRIESS. ' 29 e n C. L. Dean, Surveyor and Civil r Engineer, Central, S. C. Route 8. 80 Lost-On road between Porters o Chapel and Pickens $10 bill. Finder re- a turn to The Pickens Sentinel office and get reward. M. H. Ladd, 1 Tax Notice, 1917 Oice of Countyrea.cu.or, Pickcns County, Piek. ' . S. C., October 1, 1917. The books for the . .ietlon of State and County taxes will be --pen from October 1, A 1911, to December 31. iI' ;. o Those who prefer to -, ' so can pay in Jann ary, 1918, with 1 per cent additional. Those who prefer paying in February, 1918, can do so. with 2 per cent atdditional. Those who prefer . paying in March, 1918, to the 15th of said month can do so by paving an additional 7 per cent. A fter said date the books will close. N. 11.--Taxpayers owning property or paying taxes for others will please ask for tax receipt in each township or special school district it which he or they ta own property. This is very important, as tnere are so many school districts. Those who d0 not wish to come to the olice can write me, not later than the 20th of December, and 1 wIll furptsh them with the amount due and they can pay me by check, S money order or registered mail. If stamps are sent do not scud above 2-cent denomination, as I can not use them. Please do not seied me cash without registering same, as it is liable to gel lost: if sent otherwise it must be at sender's risk. Levy for State tax .... ........ ...8 mills bevy for Constitutional school tax . 3 mills Levy for ordinary county tax..... ...i mills Levy for county road bond ..........:w mils Total levy.....................2a mills il SCHOOL TAX . c Special levies for the following ditlricts: t School Dlstrict No. !....,..... .. .. 2 mills 8ehooltistrict No. 2... 2 mills h School.)istrict No. 3 ................8 mills School District No. 4 ......... 4 mills -i School District No. 5. .... .. .....8 mills 801h001 District No. (............... i mills F School District No. 7.............. 4 mills Ii School District No. S....... ..... Ii mills d School District No. 9 ............i.2 mills School District No. 10. ........ ...1 mills 1U School District No. I.......~ il School Itistrict No. 1......I il .School Distjliet No.1......8 mil School l~lstrlct No. i......S nls0 School District No. I........mil a School District No. I......I il School Dilstrict No. 1......S ml School District No. it......I mlst School District No.20 mlst School DistrIct No.21.....8 mil School District No.2......8 il School Dlistrict No 2......1 ilsC - ahool District No. 2......4 mlsi School itistrict No. 2.........il School lDistrict No. 21...... il School lIistrict No. .......I mls0 Schol Dstrit N.12....... ....... mill Schol iistret o17.... .. .....11 ll Schoo Disrict o. 8......... ....5 mil Schol Iistrct o. ..... .... i i s P Soh~o ItitrictNo. 5 Ii millsa Schol llstlctNo.841mills Schol Ditrit No 37mills Schol l~strit No 38mills oT SI loo.l~isiie No.40.. 5 mills al Schol ~isrle No 41mills g Schol Ditr~t No 42mills1 5011(111)1t rit N. 4. .mills'! i Schoo l~itrlc No.45 I mills I SI~~u~al ist~ctNo.4e1. .mills a Schol l~strit No 18mills et Schol lislret o. 4) .. 4 mills le School l)istrict N o. Si......I mills School Dtistrict No. 2............- mIlls ti Sch~ool Dtistrict No. 31..... ...... .1 millsJ .t Shool lDistrict No. S2. .... ......4 iils U 0 schol Iliti c No.11 33..1 .. ... ...j . 2er m ills Scoolom 2 Istic 1 rs(t No.35......... .. :m mil lscep Scthooe Disx~trci lo. l3........6 mis coolnDtstrico. n38 ....... .... dol millt n1 (eholl is tric. o. ll ...... ....n fron 21 mio 50 acI chool Dxistit No 41..... ...ael .y la. ml Cop itict No. 43 ....... Al pesn m)iIil Sc oo qIist iri No. 45 ... .. .t . I illsltii ax of ) aoopDst it . 46.. .. i Schol i s t ritn for 47.......t .. th.. la ills~ pihool Dnitricl ~ t o. . ...... . m i SNtieyfrirs of ickeltSett.eme ,tband s:hr Q isrien tonhereby.. g........ tha millsu Pickes appwnshion2mll Politax ne n to J.l ( .~e N ebetry ze f~s, rJ 1u en of Poae or Phiecept thsehxueb taw. fSuh aoia I 0 outain te forenon, dor as ndfy theft er) Asl saide pprson rom bet I0 'ard, fiab leavpe toxmae finlw Bote ICenoftietate ofx.--.llprA.i onitr, ideces ed ranird otoa dischargetaso amin-c istatri ofncide ostae. I JAES T. PORNTON, N oticeN isheebAgv n Da wl "Eq,,u Jug f roat for Pt.ickns coun in the state of Rout Carlina, 10OL o'clci boxes foenoon, ort asusoon I there. aftri as0 said D appicatoanb heardI forlav toD makeS fora tvctle Iecs edad oain dicscharg Alas damin I HACHEERWHREPLL t "Fa l I cident Last Sunday Night A fatal accident occurred last Sunday o ight in the Six Mile section when an utomlobile' driven by Davis Duncan urned' turtle, throwing him and his ompanion, Ed Garrick, underneath the ar. Duncan was' Injured to the extent hat he died the next day' and Garrick's ondition is skid to be grave. Burial ervices of Mr. Duncan took place at econa Tuesday afternoon, W. O. W. GROWING. to ' Keowee Camp, No. 496, W. O. W., t Pickens, has long been one of the vest camps in the county and is now ne of the largest. Forty new mem ers have been added during the past ix weeks and eight new applications rere received last meeting night. The amp now has about 172 members. A B ecent addition to the, regular Wood- o ian benefits is a sick benefit feature, to rhich, while separate ,from. the regu- t ir benefits, can be sdbured by none of ut Woodmen. T. A. Seawright, clerk, as charge of this department here. 'he W. O. W. is one of thebest or- hi era extant and iS constantly growing i popularity on account of its real th rorth. Notice There will be a public installation of ulcers of the Twelve Mile Lodge of he Patriotic Knights of American Lib rty held at Concord Baptist church, ear Pickens, on Saturday 17th day of lovember, 1917, at one o'clock p. m. 'ublic speaking by R. S, Saunders at 2 'clock same day. Everybody invited to ttend. Come and bring your folks and ear a lecture on the greatest subjqet rnfronting the American people today. Notice, Trustees Please send your Poll List to the uditor at once, as this is necessary in rder that you may get more state aid. H. A. TOWNES, 25 County Auditor. LEGAL ADVERTISEMFNTS tr Clerks Sale y< tate of South Carolina, County of Pickens. [ra. Emma C. Mauldin, Plti}. be against re, [rs. Lula Grant, Jas. B. Mauldin, on et. al., Defendants.. 11 Court of Common Pleas. Of By virtue of an order of sale made in 1 the above stated case by His Hon r, T. H. Spain, Judge Presiding, in he 13th Circuit, dated Nov. 8, 1917 will sell at Public Auction to the 7 ighest bidder on TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917, the Town of Easley, Couny -of ickens, and State of South aro na, the rea estate of Allen Maul- Ei n, deceased, and described as fol FIRST. All that parcel of lot of N( nid, situate, and being in the town Nc Easley, on the corner of College N( id Hudson Streets, and bounded N( i the North by Hudson street, on N( ae East byr Mrs. M. E. Boggs, on ae South by Mrs. A. F. Jameson, of id on West by Colege street, and fr< )mtaining one-half acre, more or ss. On this lot there are two res- " ences and I will sell in two lots, - ie residience on each lot. SECOND. A small tract of land mntaining twvelve acres, more or as, lying on George's Creek, in_ ickens county, and state aforesaid fewv miles from the town of Eas y and adjioining lands now, or for erly of Mr. Th~omas Smith, Cara nel Chapman and Mrs. Alma Mc- b( ahan. THIRD. Fifty lots in and near p ec corporate limits of the town of aslevr on several 'of which there arc wellbng houses. These fifty lots are C( ni Mauldin street and Pumpkin >wn street, and adjoining land of ti ahn Higgins and others. A plat of ese fif ty lots wvas made by F. V. 'Dell, Surveyor, in October 1917, ad copy of said plat is on file in mny S( [lice andl another copy on file in the [lice of E. P. McCravey at Easley, C. Terms of sale, one-half cash, bnal ice on credlit of twelve months W ~om (lay of sale, the credit portion >le secured by the bond of pur laser and ai mortgage of the prem e's. The credit portion to bear in- O ~rest at 8 per cent. from day of 0 sie until paid and be payable i ne year from date of sale, with the i rivilege that the purchaser may ay all cash if he so desires. Thea 01 urchaser to pay for papers. 0. S. STEWART. Clerk of Court Common Pleas. Pickens, S. C., Nov 12, 1917. tg Watch! Watch that Watci' at Snider's ~ Liso clocks, rings, glassware, cut glass, tc. Spectacles that will make you see imost as good as when you were young. nice line of guaranteed Jewelry. 'rices right. Come, see and1( he con 'inced that you cannot do better than o trade with HARVEY SNIDER Enslev. Sonth Carolina. A Great Day at Pisgah Last Sunday was a great day a t. Pisgah. Sunday School Woman lasignary- meeting in the early par the day. At 12 M., sermon by th stor, administration . of the Lord' ipper. ntermission for. dinner which wa read on a long table in the grove ich a dinner one seldom sees. IIoo r would have gone wild if he uld lyave seen that dinner. Every dy was cordialy, invited to eat a uch as they desired, or had capac to. hold, which invitation seem: have been accepted by all wit e same good cheerful spirit it uich it was given. In the afternoon the people re sembled to sing and hear singing d such. singing is seldom heard ,w our souls were stirred by th< reet songs of Zion. Profs. R. M )liing, J. H. Riggins, A. H. Ram 'y, .1. L. Bagwell and L. F. Smith !'ikens, Profs. George Wiging n, Luther Merritt, R. W. Pickens Anderson, and Prof. Faircloth of reenville, were present and a good Ray others good singers. God bless ir singers and multiply them by undreds and thousands and keel em to sing the glorious gospel o: e hlcssed Christ around the world H. ThL CEERFUL CHERUb I '4laV I hd a. pl.r of Tt x.11 my tct, rnd words were built Into t. prto.ctitl desigri IrSted of jvst 'a p.tck york quilt. Come to Pickens .to do you ading. Our merchants hay ie goods and they will trea m right.. Notice of Sale By virtue of an order of J. B. New ry, probate judge, I will sell at th sidence of D. W. Cantrell, deceased the 4th day of December, 1917, a o'clock a. m. the personal propert said deceased, consisting of crop, one >rse wagon, buggy and harness, farn g tools, shop tools,. etc. C. C. CANTRELL, Admr. 'he Southern Railwa) Premier trrier of the South Arrival of Southern local trains fo sley, s. C. In effect June 18, 1910 N'orthbound. Southbound. i. 42-2.20 a.m. No. 43- 2.45 a.n . 36--5.45 a.mn. No. 29- 8.23 a.n ~. 46-8.45 am. No. 39-12.05 p.n .12--1.33 p.m. No. 11- 3.33 p.n .40--6.14 p.m. No. 45- 9.55 p.n .30-7.27 p).m. To. 30 receives passengers for norti Charlotte and discharge passenger mr south of Atlanta. J. C. CAMP, Agent. BULLETIN The Pickens Sentinel is th< ~st value for the money ir ckens county today. Il ~sts only $1.50 a year-less an 3 cents a week. Read this paper over ant ~e if you think you can gel much of like quality any here else for 3 cents. Most of the best citizens the county read The Sen nel. All our good citizeni ight to read it. If your neighbor -doesn' Lke it, get him to subscrib Renew your subscription h wr county paper end your next or er for printing t< 'he Sentinel an< have it printed right Telephone 27 Iron Is Greatest Builders, .S A $Ecret of the Great Endut Or >e uzatod Iron Will ake a U. ee, e~Or s >> to~t o eo le00 " ime s ay Q0r NIDW YORK, N Y.-Most people fool S1 eem t tink tb yeg hinl to smen stliulating mnedicine, secret oe trujn or narcotic drug, said Dr. Etla nor BotnPhysician who haetoa widely oth in this countr an in treat I European Medical institutions when. as P mnatt r of fact real and true strength ~an enliy come fron the fond4 you eat. But people often fall to get the strength out of their food because they haven't enough iron in their blood to enable it. to change food into living matter. From their weakened, nervous condition the know something is wrong but they can t tell ~'hat, so they generally commence d". ' r'ng for stomach liver or kidney t ,or symptoms oY sonme other aill - used by lack of iron in the 1 'his thing may go on for years. w'. the patient suffers untold agony. If you are not strong or well, you ewe it to yourself to make the following test: Sco how long you can work or how far, you can walk without becoming tired. rNext take two fivo-grain tablets of ordina y nux ted iron throe times etday afte meals for two weeks. Then tsyorstrength again and ee for yourself how much you have gained, have seen dozens of nervous, run-mown people who were ailing all the while, For Sale by Keowee Pharmacy and: 0 HORSES A H AVE just receiyed am Mules, which I am offe onable prices and terms. mules to Pickens county peg tions have always been pleas good pairs in this lot. J. E. GRANT J. B. ROBIN 0 3 t WelSell British Colun "THE ROO New Lot Ju PICKENSMERCAN PICKENS, SOU COME 0 CO! JF YOU cannot co I $11.00 eFlour. It delivery. I Still Have P1 Red and white at pe Appler at per b)ushe Fuighumi at Per' bus If you have not li flmortgagre dlon't dela i let us be friends aga T~han~k you for r Yours looking ft Me M. H PENDLET A GOOD TIME To get your Seed Oats, Rtve and Barley. Seed will be hard to get later. If we can help you we will be glad to (d0 so. Plenty Of Flour comn g in and~ the price right. Salt will 1)e hard to get later. Buy now. Feeds ) of all kinds. Tell us what you need. Morris & Company, Phone No 36-Use It You can tell who the live merchants of Pickens are by reading the advertisements in this paper. Trade with those wvho adrtise. of All .tr ,. ays Doctor ance and Powers of Ath double their stren and endurAn entirely get rid or a12 sympto d o Pei lr and other trouben t i rn In the roper form. th ator they had n sme 4aes, dootoring for month hout o any oel I Bt don't tao toe0o forms of reduced iron, iron acetat" tincturo of iron simply to save a cents. You must tako iron in a f ' that can be easily absorbed an as I lated like nuxated iron if you want _ f to do you any good, otherwise it prove worse than uselese. Many an leeor - priso-nghbter has won theo simply because they knew the secret O great stren th and endurance end ti t btloo0d withilSron before ho weont into 5 iblowihrobeoelewnitothe affray, while many another has gone down to inglorious defeat simply for lack of iron. RtOTA.--Nuxated Iron. recommnended above .I Dr. , Bauer, I. one of the newer organic tron eons Uanli te odej incnor i ron rd& 11 is esNly assimnlathol. ed, does sot fistr the maete lcnrustte"ota esean ontary it ibast o neary teams of IndigesUon, as well as for nervous,,. down condllion. The manufacturers have mnch ge confidence in Nuatted Iron that they offer tofok $10.00 to any ctartable institullon if they casee takeo any mani or woman under 00 who' lacks iee and inlcrese their strength 100 per cent, cc oveg Uwe four weeke Urns provided they have no serious oe. anie trouble They also offer to refund rattre s af t dos note atati doble your strent adm city by all good drugists ickens Drug Co. SU) ND MULES ther earload of Horses and ring to good farmers at reas [ have sold many horses and ple in the past and our rela ant.. Come to see me. Some 0 Seneca, S. C. SON, Salesman ibia Red Cedar Shingles F OF AGES" St Received T'LE & LUMBER CO. 'H CAROLINA NEZ 4E ALL:I mue send for some of that is now ready for sale and enty of Seed Oats r bushel...........$1,00 I...............---..... 1.25 hel......................1.50 aid that account, note or v. Come andI pay 1me anid ml. ast patronage. r m~oreQ, UNTER [)N, S. C. 1 EVE SUFFERERs WHIO NEEFD OLASSES! IRailroad fare paid one way to our i ickens County patients who purchase glasses. Eyes examined by specialists and glasses made while you wait. Kodak Films developed by Experts. Globe O ptical Comnpan y A. A. OD)OM. President. Consulting Optometrists. Masonic Temple, GREENVILLE, S. C.