The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, January 10, 1918, Image 5

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PICKENS, S. C. Sf., dtmsed and Progresslve We solicit your banking blisinioss and will show you oyerv t (Ourtcey and convenience consistent with sound banking principles 'Ivo per 4nt. interest paid on Savings Deposits.n J. P. CAREY, President. JNO. C. CAREY, Cashier. _ _J c THE f' t SENTINEL U WANT J YP T * RONE f * sc rib e t o T e S e t n l If ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . yoSaeayhigt el good prntng roag an doorbett; meri it. TryWe Awdvetiseey goo Tizentine ~; . i the ost idel rea papr in~ 3" " AUDITOR'S _ICE. The time for taking returns fI seal year 191?, will open the fir ay of January, 1918, and will clo 0th February, 1918 after whit ime 50 per cent, wilt be added, rovided bylaw for non-returns. The Auditor will make the roun a usual, beginning at: Calhoun, Tuesday, Jan. 8, afte oon. Central, Wednesday and Thur ay, Jan. 9 and 10. Isaqueena Cotton Mills, Fridq1 an. 11, forenoon. Cateechee, Friday, Jan. 11, afte Oon. Norris, Saturday, Jan. 1 2, for oon. Flat Rock, Saturday, Jan. 1 2, a ernoon. Liberty, Monday and Tuesda an. -14 and 15, till noon Tuesday Easley Cotton Mills No. 2, Tut Iy, Jan. 15, from 1 to 4 p. in. Easley Cotton Mills No. 3, Tue lay, Jan. 15, from 4 to 7 p. In. Easley, Wednesday and Thursd: an. 16 and 17, Easley Cotton Mills, No. 1, F ay, Jan. 18, till 3 p. m. Alice Cotton Mills, Friday, .Ja 8, from 3 o'clock till 6 o'clock Glen' ood Cotton Mills, Saturda an. 1 . M. W. Hester's Store, Monda an. 21, till 4 o'clock p. in. Julian's Store, Monday, Jan. 2 rom 5 o'clock till 7 o'clock p. m. Looper's Gin, Tuesday, Jan. 2 U1'cOOn. Dacusville, Tuesday, Jan. 22, a 3rnoon, and Wednesday, 23, for 0011. Peter's Creek, .Jan. 23, afternoo Pumpkintown, Thursday, Jan. 2 >renoon. Holly Springs, Thursday, Jan. 2 fternoon. Antioch, Friday, Jan. 25, for Don. Shady Grove, Friday, Jan. 2! fternoon. Mile Creek, Saturday, .January 261 trenoon. Prater's, Monday, Jan. 28, after Don. Six Mile, Tuesday, Jan. 29. Croswell, Wednesday, Jan. 30, ti o'clock p. im. Respectfully, HENRY A. TOWNES. Dec. 19, 1917. Auditor. Citation tate of South Carolina, County of Pickens. y J. B. Newbery, Probate!Judge: Whereas, J. M. Freeman made suit t< e to grant him letters of administra )n of the estate and effects of Mrs nthia Robinson, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad nish all and singular the kindred an editors of the said Mrs. Cinthia Roh son, deceased, that they be and appen fore me, in the Court of Probate, to b Id at Pickens, S. C., on the 17th dad January, 1918, next 4fter publicatio reof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, t ow cause, if any they have, why sai !ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 291 ty of January, 1917, the 142nd year o ir Independence. .1. B. NEwRKIctY. (Seal) 35-2t J. P. P. C. Tax Notice, 1917 bee of 4'onLty 'reasurer. I'iekens Con lly. l'lek ens. S. ti., O 1-toher I, 111 I'h ebooks~ for the col !cetlon of State at:, hunly ltaxl ill be hopett fromi October i .to, Iiceember ;11. 3917. il'ose who prefer to. cio So) (enn jay ini .7,1nu1 (, 1918, with I per cent adIltialI. Thlos m, prefer j'aylng in February, 3918, en nt do s thi *p4er cen~t adrii1t10onal. Those4 ~ ii who prefe. ying L.i March, 1918, to thle 15th) of saide m4)nti1 nI ilt0 so by payving an) add itIional 7 per eenI Ier sa ildte the books~ will lose. *. l.-Tfaxpnyers owninlg prop'erty ot- paoyh Kzes for others w.ill plIease asik for tax re~elip each(1 townvishipj or special school istrct 11I 11 1ieh he i they mn) Owl) property. Tis I ry iportanti, ats there are ,so inttiy schou ~trlcts. Tlhose who do0 not wiish to come te otlile 4 nn1 write me14, tiot later thant the 20t11 Diecembler. antd I willI futrnis.h t hem withi th, onnt11 dtteL and they can pay meiL by ilheck moey order or registeredi mail1. If staimps ,tr It d11 no4t Hendl abhove 2-Cent denoinailltlonl. ni thotit1 registerin~g Halme. as it is lialie to) ge Itif sent oitherwlise it mi)114t he iat iseler' vy for Stale tax ... ...... ... 1.;)mil vy for t('instlt utinal 54chool tax . : ~ mil vy for ordinarl~y county tax.I..I mil v*y for countly road hond) 1.....-...... 3% miii To'tal levy... .......... ...... ...1 11n1l1 SC11001, TA.\ ipeCi al lev ies for t he f ollowinog ist I lets: hool itist Ict No. I-----. ---...... n i I ho)o11istIllet No. 2 ...--.......... iimilI hool Dist:liet No. ;1.....---...... 8 m l h001 DI )t let Ni.. ..-.-....... - 1)mi1 hool ub-t. let No. S......-.--...H mI1H hoot Di1stricet No. 6.......... 6 m111 hool 1)1st rIct No. 7.----.--.-...... - 1 1)mi hoil Di1strict No. 8....-.. -.... ..I )1m11 hoo)1l iistrict No. 37---.----..--..2 m1111 hoo01l District NO. 0-. --.--.-.-- .--. 111m11 hoot istrict No. II.--.....-.....73 mlii hool, DI strict No. 12....... ...... 6 ) mi hool, Distalet No. 13 . ..--........ 111m11 hool4) Dist rit No. 14.-.--.-.-.-.... mIll boo)1lIstrict No. 16i......... .........min1 hootl Distrilct No. 17..-.-.-.....-11 mll~ hoo11 ~l istict No. I8------... .....5 m1)11 hoo4)1l Dsti ei NI). i9.... . ... 'I mi) hooil DIlst rhi No. 20 ---..............mIl hool D)itrict No). 21----.......... 8 m11 hoo4)1l lstrict No. 22...... ....... mill h)oo)1Dtrict NI) 23... ...... .... 1 mil hoo01l istrlct No. 2i----.--.-...... -1m11 hool tIstrict NO. 25 ..... .... ........m)11 hool1 1Dist1rIct No. 261... .......... :0 m1 hoo) l strlct NI). 27.... ---...... .. -10m1 hool) IDistrict No. 28-.-........... -1)1mi hool D)istrict No 29-.--..-..-.... .I -1)mi1 hool D)Itrict No. 31..... ...... .5 mill hool D)istrict No. 32-.----.-... .. ml hool3 District No......3... .-3 11)i hoo1 llstrict No..3.....'..'.. ..i Ill hool lDistrict No. 30..---..... mi)H hool District No. .97..........7 m1i11 hoo01l Dstrict No. 3$.--.--.--.-...... il hoo. ilstrict No. 40...... ... ...8 mill hool D)itriet No 43-....-..... . litmu hool DIstrIct No. 12.... .........illmi hool District No. 43,..........il hool District No. -45.......... mil hiool District No. 461...... ..4 mil1l hoo01 1Istrict No. 47.............md i hool DI)strict No. .18.......4 mill hool Ilstrlit No. 40)........I uii 1hool DIstrict No. SI.......4 ml hoo1l Ditrict No. 52,.........il hool1 Dihtrict No. 55 .......I 111 hoo01 I~htrict No. 56l....... . 8 mi) Gevy for lnterest of ickens 11. Ii. bonds: I rriicane township.-...............2 mIll ,7stat10 townsh1ip ----.-.-.-.--......, 1%)m11 'kens townshbii 2 mul ''(l1 tax one) dlollar ($I M. l'verv 'lmale esi nI from 21 to 610 years of nyge nre 1111ble excepr 1)se excused by law. 'ommu)iitation~ rond talx, 0110 (d0llar iatul lift nIs ($1.50). All male personls from 21 to S lialIe except, tho0se exenlsed by law. ap4itation) 1og TJax.-AIl persons ownllin 5' lire requi)red1 to piay a danpitationl tax (2 ty cetls perenapIta. Th fos wrIting for Mtatemient,. or their lax wi' 4fase (chidepostage. i T 'IrcNTONr Without Money Cost We are all at a danger point. On >r the use of good oommon tense in our st 1918 farm and garden operations de. ponds prosperity or our "going broke." Even" atapresent high prices no one can ,lant all or nearly all cotton, buy j, food and grain at present prices from supply merchant on credit and make r money. Food and grain is higher in proportion than are present cotton prices. It's a time above all others to play safe; to produce all possible food, grain and forage supplies on your own 1.. acres; to cut down the store bill. A good piece of garden ground, e- rightly planted, rightly tended and kept planted the year round can be f- made to pay nearly half your iving. It will save you more money than you y, made on the best three acres of cotton you ever grew! 'lastings' 1918 seed Book tells all about the right kind of a money say s- fag garden and the vegetables to put Ul it. It tells about the farm crops as iY well and shows you the clear road to real sad regular farm prosperity. jt'd Free. Send for it today. to H. 0. 11.A '40 AO., Atlanta, .Ga,--Advt. I -- - --- - -- . Citation y, State of South Carolina, ('aunt; (of Pick ens. 1, By' J. 1. Newhlery, Prob~a te Judge W hereas, M rs. C. G. <I mii ai It'hert 2, Hendricks rnade .u it to :e ;a gr nt them . letters of admini;t r ationi of the estate f- aidl efifcrts n1f 1!-;.-*-i i lendried:; e- deceiased. 'I'hese ar'e, therf.' 'ore, to cI t'e ad iii . monish ail a0n( .si gtuilr t. miI 711( a 4, creditors o' tit -xi.l i';Iwo-ii ' r- 'a rieks deceased, that tt v hey be and apjpeaor bie:,ac 1, me, in the court (II I'rob'ate, to be bhld at Pickens, S. C. , on the 17th day of .Ian. 1918, next after lubliention hereof, it 11 o'clock in the If'CncoII. to show cause, i, if any they have, why raid mllministra tion should not he granted. h Given under my hnl and Nell this 27th day of l)ceember, IhI7. in t h, I l2nd year of our Independence. J. P. Niwin.:RY, tSenh 35-2t jI. l'. 1'. ( McSwain & Caug LAWY: S 'ra~ctic'e in .1tate an.i [Ieratl ('ourt" Greenville Office Phone 2l1 Pickens Office I'honeO : f c AICI'IN A. EEN General Pr actier of Law, GR1i'I".CN \'1,I;y . I January URAIM is to n betin our hist theu~ largest by r oemonth since we has figures, but you must admit th crease in our business, and we store at all times and find the you to do your Christmas shoj oevery d1epartmuient of our' store dI tiri 'y(ear. ,, We havo theml ini gr'eat va nOW,. I-OWUVter, WeV ad~ViS(' voii I sp(cials inl ihis adve'rtispeent. L. L. SHIEETlING 36 inches wide good heavy grade, t oday's price3 at, theQ niills $ is 16 1-2 centsl. We bough~lt l.h is before the~ad van ce and our1 riP~ce is 15 (Pents v'ard.. TA FIT SiLK Good qua lily (Chiffoni finish. will noti break split., black Only, grfleat valne ait $1.25 per' vard. b~ AM\OSK10G (INGLHAMI (Sp~eial) iGuairanuteed Ic(lors, worth I 200 1to) 25c ya 1rd. (Our ilpice 15Sc. ( Noi A OVer! 20 yaIrdls to ai cut~omr(. ) 5I big full fullI sized 'a kes be sI 0 SLaundryi' Soap, vaiI ont todaLy's nr.ark :t 35c, (ouri 1 rice is 25e. COTT~lON CIlFECKH today ait thei yard llec.$ M ICN'S ORAY\ SOX f (Special) a t 10 centl~s pair. p EDWIN bTHE ST"LOR SEASLEYJ~ FARM It IS HOME MAD an Be Continued indefinitely South if Farmers Do Their Part, Says Hastings Atlanta, Ga.-(Special.).-That I >resent wave of "farm prosperity" he South is "home made" and can ontinuod indefinitely is the intert ng statement made recently by 3. Hastings, President of both 1 Southeastern Fair Association and Ueorgia Chamber of Commerce. lHastings said: "Unthinking people very apt to attri)ute the present w, of farm prosperity in the South to present high price of cotton rat than to its real cause." "Naturally, the high price has hel a great deal, but the real reason the money being in the farmer's pc et or bank is that when the 1917 ton crop was made the farmer ow it instead of owing it to supply r chant at the end of the season, as usually the case in times past. No before had the farmers of the So Come as close to feeding themsel their families and their live at from their own acres as in 1917. T had need of few store pure)na(sl made few or no debts." "If the 1917 crop had been nmud the' old basis of plant all cotton buy all food at present prices ti would be supply merchant prospe but little or none on the farms." "Naturally, the temptation is g to increase cotton acreage and crease food and grain acreage in ] The man who does it Is foolish. whole world is short of food and condition will not only continue get worso as long as the war h continued high prices for food is as Lain as sunrise each morning." "Real money-in-hand farm pros lty is absolutely dependent on growing on one's own acres of all food, meat, grain and forage noe for home needs. Once that is pro ed for, every other available a an safely be planted in cotton or of ash crop. The larger part of the < )f making cotton or other cash croj n the food, grain and forage cons 3d in making it. "These items 'home made' cai >rodulced at from one-third to e calf the price the merchant char mdi home production of them me ust that much reduction in the c f making the cash crop. "Farm prosperity in the South nd will be permanent just as long ur farmers continue their farm ox tions on a 'home made' basis." ri. (. TULINE1,, *ll (ieneral Practice of the La GREENVILLE, S. C. I'IION IC nuo: Will Practice in Pickens County BOLT & lake the month o dry. Our busine aiore than a thout e been in business. You at there is a reason for ti give same goods for less goods you want at the pi >ping with us as we wil h tIlr thi' IUlnh. I60|. your Ch riety, il Will hafve no0 11-01 t) (COMEB1 EA ILY bef'ore) t.h I arge 10-4 (Cotto Illnk 1.50 vailuel fo $1' 1.00. alors at $1.25 anmd $1.50. 11,ADIIES' SA TIN SKI WITS I adies' 1leavy v Safini Skirt I'autifullyv Iailoredt. i $7. ;t iie, a specialI at $5.98. :3 blox(' (1.200) tir abutn, 2 'othl for 10r. ('i'mX Al'IT SQUARE Oxl2 prIelly line of patteri rice $9.48. 42 PI1ECE~ DINNER SETJ IlIie Birid Pattern~, ini a g ine fir't qiuality China, t ~Iguar lprie of the)se sets ai artinig thle monthI of I )ecemI: Wl only $4.98. MICN'S WOOL2 SOX Good heavy grmadte. worthI ~3 E TiIIA'S" ALAV S(M)VTI C &l PAYS TOADVEAR1S In the are her ' for ck-' cot ier" uth res, The Steady Advertiser is making his ack Daily Trip to the Iannk with the Day's hey haul. lIe is Londd Dowii but he inld "loe'sn S<"em to Mind. He knows It L'i s To Advertise and couldn't do on without The Paper any more than The and l'aper could do without him. Ho never era complains about Business being Dull. rtty, ! . _ . . reat I do The ~ !""r per te vid Cr?o Eye Sufferers >n Who Need Glasses be Railroad fare paid one way to our no- Pickens Connty Patienrs acs Who Purchase Glasses. mEyes examined by specialists and Oat glasses made while you wait. oa Kodak Films Developed by as Experts. The Globe Optical -- Company e A. A. ODora, A. H. SCIJADE, P'resident, See'y & Tress. Consulting Optometrists, Masonic Temple. GREENVILLE, S. C. NS a_ ~OMPA& V f December 1917 the s for November was and dollars than any may not be interested in these nis phen)Omfenal growth and in money. You can come to this ~e you want to pay. It will pay ave a lot of special bargains m, ristnias gift~s be useful articles this ible in nmakin- your gift seloatIon e stoc sPicked oveOr. Read the GRAND)MA'S WASH-ING Thle lairgest size b)oxes, S b)oxes for~i 25c. 91 H E A VY GRA Y MO'I"I'LED OUIT ING WVort~h '20c (every where. We s, conltractedl early and1 ini large quantities and ot,r pric is 15c Yard. - I LADIES' & GENTILEME~N'S cBAT l ROBES $2.98, $3.98 a nd $4.98. These make most excellent Xmas s, Gifts. AXMINJSTER WOOL ART' SQ UARE be' 9x12 value $15.00, protty de esig.ns, price, $12.50. - r M AlL ORD)ERN PROMPTLY FILLED. WE PAY POSTl 5c AGE ON ALL OUR~ GOODS EXCEPT SOAPL & M A'1TCI1ES /1' & CO. 4AROL INA