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Our Optician WILL BE WITH (IS Monday, April 15. One Day Only! He is a special representative of. Brown-Sloan Optical Co., Ureenville, S.C. He is an expert, a specialist, and we PERSONALLY GUARANTEE HIS SERVICES. The weather does not affect his work; see him on aboyo date rain or shine. Be sure to visit our Soda Fountain. Our drinks are hard to equal. Yours to please, PICKENS DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store J. N. HALLUIM, Prop. & Mlr. Phone No. 8 Help the Operators Serve You Better Telephone subscribers are urged to call by number and not by name. In a community of this size the operators cannot possibly re member the names of all subscribers; when you call by name you delay your service and hamper its efficiency. All telephones are known to the operators . by numbers which are on the switchboard di rectly in front of them. The directory is your index to the switchboard and should be con sulted before making a call. Call by number and help the operator. serve you better. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE( AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Cedar Rock News Rv e il ildhsrglra Miss Flossie Williams, a member ofanSudy Heian blprch the senior class of Winthrop, is spend- adi uhlkdb h ea o inag the week-end wvith her parents. pel. Master J. S. Miller, ,Jr., is the week- Prvt alF meofC pSvi end visitor of Clifton Singleton.isaw k-rdvitrthoe Miss Jane Duke, better known asMranMs.RmsHdeoo "Aunt Jane,'' and Mrs. Grover Hien- Adrovstd Ms lnesn drix, are seriously ill. We hope thatpaetM.nd rsMD.F mr they may speedily recover,.eety Doyle Hiendrix, a student of Clemson, Mran Ms.M .Frmrnd r is spending the week-end with home-anMr.1lneonmtedoGen folks. vlels udy hyvstdM Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Smith shopped in adMs ot iwrh Greenville one day last week. M.adMs .V ahmadci Mrs. A. W. Singleton visited her sis- deo revlevstdMs ahm ter, Mrs. J. T. Mauldin, in GreenvillelaensMradMs.BH. ilam last week. ls ek ui~ Ned Williams, of Clemson College. visied hs paentsrecetl.Advsiny iHe ni nl prashe: Irn esnand isNuch VikdoymheCear Roe peples ebes tnicyo'veevrvae Yul damo' hampvie topaysforwexpensivevalcool, et hoe PlentyonoisotedeMaslHenoeoson Gadnse arenseer.adM.Mc.Fre Mr.eowendPh rs.McFreradM R.E.Leiro.Ponen, Mr. PickMrs . .WCim last week.S . viie i aensrc nl.A vetsn nT eSetnlp y i ) ~ ~ ~ TR OUR~~~** Iron Pesin nd ux V mic LOCAL AND PERSONAL Postmaster Jennings sold $1,499.00 worth of War Saving Stamps Monday, not including the sales of rural carriers. The week of April 16-20 will be "clean up" week in Pickens. Please take no tice and govern yourselves accordingly. Mrs. Isaiah Cox has returned after a pleasant stay in Washington. Since her return she has been confined to her home with the grip. Miss Ella Lewis has completed her course in a Greenville business college and has accepted a position as stenog rapher for Sam B. Craig, lawyer. Wesley Julian has resigned as Magis trate Porter's constable and is now employed by the Pickens Mill in the cloth room and as policeman in the mill village. Married, by Rev. F. R. McClanahan and atthis'residence, on March 30, Miss t el Sanders and Homer James."The former of near Liberty and the latter of Greenville county. A musical entertainment was given at the school house last Friday evening for the benefit of The Eagle. A large crowd attended and the Eprogram was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr. and. Mrs. J. Douglas Yongue have moved from the Ballentine house on Hampton Avenue to the J. E. Boggs house. They have purchased this ele gant home from I. M. Mauldin. ;:. "B." Lewis, of Easley, was a wel come visitor in Pickens Saturday. He says all the preachers Land policemen have been run out of Easley and it is now the most moral town in the country. A basket ball game between the high schools of Liberty and Pickens was played at Liberty last Friday after noon. The girls showed splendid team work by the score-17 to 6 in favor of Pickens. Word has been received by Mrs. John Edens of Pickens that her son Edgar is very sick at Camp Sevier. It seems that he is suffering from rheumatism and an old injury received when he was thrown from a horse a long time ago. Wade H. Chastain is spending several weeks in Chicago on business connected with the Carolina Timber Co. Mr. Chastain looks after the extensive rea estate holdings of this company in Pick ens and Oconee counties. Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Hinton and chil dren of Pickens, spent Sunday in the city with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hinton. Ola is looking well and shows that he is receiving good treatment in his adopted~home.--Easley Progress. Steve Galloway, of the Woodall see tion, was the first man to sell a bale of cotton in Pickens this season for 35c. s pound. Folger, Thornley & Co. paid c him $114.10 for a 326-pound bale last Friday. Four years ago a bale this size r would have brought $22.82. Lieut. A. C. Lynn visited his d1augh1 ter Miss Rosamond, here last week be fore leaving for active service. He -has servedl a number of years in the merchant service and the U. S. navy, serving throughout the Spanish-.Amer ican wvar, and is now assigned to the overs'eas transportation service. At an election held in Pickens Satur day, Messrs. Wayne F. Mauldin and R. Earle Lewis were elected trustees of the Pickens school for the next two years, and as Messrs. T. A. Seawright, T. R. Allen and J. H. Bruce were tied with the next highest number of votes, the third member of the board has not yet been selected. Henry F". Alexander, who died at at his home in Seneca on Saturday night, -March 30, was well known in Pickens county, where he has many relatives. Hie has also visited in Pickens often and used to spend a part of nearly every summer here with his cousin, the late .J. H. G. McDaniel. Mr. Alexander was 73 years old and is survived by his wife and three children. He was treasurer of Oconee county several years and a mighty good man. A lot of excitement was caused for a few minutes in Pickens Saturday even ing when Dan Adams' oil stove caught fire wvhile the Liberty Loan parade was in progress. Dan runs a store and res taurant on Main street and when one of the burners on his oil cooking stove blazed too high it was thought the store house was on fire. The people made a rush for the fire, tore up the lunch counter and threw the stove out a sec t'nd story door, and it was all over in a lo~w minutes. D~an says the blaze did not do any damage, but his friends did, and Hyrdl Carey says "Stew Beef" Joe Robinson's nerves are badly shattered. lie was in the kitchen when the thing commenccd, but was down about the ottnn mill wvhen it wondn up. ',' J. T. Richey, who resigned his posi tion with the Southeastern Life Insur ance Co. a month or so ago, has accept ed a position as district manager for the New England Mutual Life. Insurance Co. and opened an office in the Wallace building in Greenville, where he will make his headquarters. His territory is composed of York, Cherokee, Spar tanburg, Greenville and Pickens coun ties. Mr. Igichey will continue to make his home In Pickens until next; fall, when he expects to move to Greenville. ' Mr. Will Gravley, a prominent citi zen who lives near Gravley's mill, hap pened to a very painful accident while in Pickens last Thursday. He whs on his wagon taking home some fertilizer, when his head became dizzy and he fell from the wagon, a rear wheel passing over his head. He was in a serious con dition for sometime and unconscious for several hours. Prompt medical aid was given him and he was rushed to his home, where we are glad to state he now seems to be out of danger and Is improving daily. Seed Corn for Sale I have about ninety bushels of pure Marlboro which was made on one acre in Pickens county last year. Will sell this corn for seed at $3.00 per bushel and purchaser may pick own seed. Seed was ordered new last year and has been kept pure. J. A. ROPER, 50 Central Route 3. SPECIAL NOTICES Notices itlserted in this column for one cenxt a1 wod for first insertion anid one-half ceit a word (or each xbsequeti. luxntsrtiott Good Mule for sale at right price. Can be seen at Pickens Mill oftice. 51 Lost-In Pickens about month ago gentleman's umbrella with curved han dle. Please reurn to The Sentinel office Mchool TrumteeM-Any school wanting an experienced lady or gentle man teacher, with first grade certifi cates, and who can furnish strong tes timonials on application, communicate with C. L. Craig, Pickens, R-4. 50 'Varning Notice-All persons are hereby forbidden to hire, harbor or in other ways assist my son, McKinley Couch, who is a minor and who left home without cause. Mrs. Rosa Couch. Dacusville, S. C. 51 My corn mill will be closed Wednes day and Thursday of each week unti further notice. Guy McFall. 50 For Male-Two good horses an mule; also 3-seated hack. Will Fergu son, Pickens. tf Wanted-At the State Hospita for the Insane, Columbia, whitE women, preferably between the agei of eighteen and thirty years, as stu dent nurses and attendants. For in formation write the superintendent. 5: For Sale-30 bushels mixed, well Backed peas, at $3.50 the bushel, f. o. b Central, S. C.; No. 9 Oliver type writer, good as new, going at a sacri fice. See or write me, Central, S. C. E. L. Henderson. 50 Wanted-Several hundred cords oi good pine wood; will pay $4.50 per cord. Pickens Mill. 48 Automnobs le Parts.-We are now handling automobile supplies and have on hand a line of Ford parts. Pickenm Hardware and Grocery Co. 51 I will pay cash market price for al] eggs and peanuts delivered to me at Pickens. Dan Adams. tf F'or Sale--at half value-Corn and cob crusher, corn mill, automobile. A. A. Pace, Pickens, R. 3; Phone 2621. tI P'restoni's4 Plants.- Send for de. serlptive price list on vegetable plants; especially sweet potato. Fred M. Pres. ton, Orlando, Fla. 52 Money to Loan on Real Estate. A. P. Duflose, attorney, 'phone 210, Greenville, S. C. tf Mortgage Bllanmka-For sale at The Sentinel office; best form printed on good paper; 5c each. tf SFRAIL THEM OUT If you have cane seed Sbeat them out and bring them to us, also bring 3 us your eggs, roosters, dry hams, pop corn, in fact anything in the pro i duce line that we can turn for you, it will 'be our pleasure to do it. ~Craig Bros. Co. Pikn3 State of Ohio city of Toledo, Lua County. U." Frn .Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. d. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and Stat. aforesaid and EhaUsaid firm will ay the sun ok ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARH toDIINE FRANK J. CHENEY. Swo o before me and subscribed in my resence, this 6th day of December, A. D,. 1886. A. W. GLEASON (Seal) Notary Publoc. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken In. ternally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY .& CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by all drugs ts. ?6c. Halrs Family pills for constipation. While Solicitor Robtert Martin was attending a musicale in Greenville Sat urday night, some one stole his Ford touring car. and Good Ch like'Possum ax BECAUSE cup of cc "When It just right. I Pours, It And the flavc Reigns" Coffee-love spot, for it's I If you don'1 is worth who and he'll give d * JAm Doi ON THE SA GIVING m< less money aBring me y aand country Ekinds. I pa Smarket price n n4 Yours for ti SJ..W. H E The Right T Never before would your' po or corn buy as much lumber half as much farm produce tc ber nowv as it did in 1914. Th~ can uet Standard Value at a Trhat time is now if in need of 11 PICKENS MERCAN'] Phone No. 12 - PICKE Do You Want If you own land in Pie counties and want to sell good farm lands in the al canisupply your wants. Frank E. 2 of Kennedy i OFF] ANDER~SON, S. C. Mnvxrcll nuiling. PICKENS CHAPTER RED CROSS NOTES The Red Cross now has or hand a sup ply of wool. The members of the chap ter are asked to continue knitting, and any of the branches can now be supplied. Mr.: Claude Hester has kindly donated a large package of tin foil to be sold for the.benefit of the Red Cross. Please save and collect foil for this purpose. Our boys "over there" are in need; let us do all we can. All persons having on hand surplus clothing in good condition will please send the same to the Red Cross to be used for Belgian Relief. coffee 3er gontogether Ld Sweet Potatoes Luzianne makes the best-tasting fee you ever drank. It's roasted he fragrance-you can't forget it. r is delicious. 's know that Luzianne just hits the 'ul1 of punch and pep. think that this good old Luzianne t you paid, then tell your grocer you back every cent. n9 44\ nN ig Business a 4E OLD PLAN re goods for than anybody mur peas, eggs produce of all y the highest s at all times. ~s appreciated. ade, NDRICKS line to Build Lund of cotton, bushel of wheat as now. It takes only nbout buy the same amounlt of lum a right time to buy is when you ri ur~usually reasonable price. Lmber. Let us supply your needs [ILE & LUMBER Co. ~S, SOUTH CAROLINA to Sell or Buy? kens, Oconee or Anderson it, or if you want to buy >Ove counties, see me. (' I QIexander i Alexander. PICKENS, s. C. Saturdayn nd Manany