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The Pickens Sentioe PIQKENS, 3. C. - P U B L I S H E D wEEKL APRIL 25, 1918 Entered at Pickens P astoalce as Second Class Mall Matier. 1.50 A YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE GARY HIOTT. Manager. *My Country 'Tie of Thee. Sweet Land of Liberty." IBERTY BONDS ' ~The P'ickens codtvjhairman of the Third Iiherty .ianr commiritte2 tells us that, so far, only twco town m in this county have rnaeJ.reIportSgats to how much they have b nbel to the issue. The town of I'irk n ln;i s" far subscri bed $211.700 anldl -ntrai ,h;i su gscribed The ;'eo; '' Will atgndust iuy these bonds if they are in te"res-ted in the cause for which their i6. are now laying down their very five. freedom. It would be a shame if Pickens county people did not subscribho for their pro portionare share of'these bonds. We hope that our farmnersi will take more interest interestlin buying these bonds. They may beibought, as nearly every one knows, at 37.J each and on up. Lend Uncle 8am your money and he will pay you hack with interest. Go to your in< at on and:makeLapplica tion. .j If your boy can (IVE his life for the cause, can't you I, EN I) ]youir money? Will l'ickens county lair behind her ster counties in this patriticiwork? We think not. Ar o'.her counties more patriotic than Pickensi'? W. shail see. rTmi: ' ntinel i':tnl. its licepest tympathy t ltht r .I. lion McKissick of the I;rr'n~ilb- lnil News in the loss of hi bet :md l tr at friend -his mother w'vhose death ocuered at her home in (Greenwoo o Iunday morning. 2 nMay the strong and robust ::on still tle tuided by that n'w invisibile hand! of her who guildd him in th first steI he ever made, and may at hilt he meet that sainted one in the lanl of perfect fleace and ,t loudless lay. T1i-:t: lV a ho-mil doig that ha= hen hanging around the editor'.; hnie for Feveral lays. Now this may be a very valuable dog, and if any bouv wants to get a dog a: a bar:rgatin here is the chance. (tar pri. ' for hi,; is this: ome and at h t. di. i yu can 'f. i'atch2 hium we wl help you . YouI will int have to pay for th is noitice, as the *editor does that. All come' at one' if you want to. Poetry and1 Truth ('ontribu to.) For my relief'. What I i our blieef' C an The SentLinel he beat? What's the usi. To dodge the tru th? Iv'er'y i temn is so comnplete. Don't forget it Ylou can't regret it ; Tlo read 11 iott's ed'.s y'oru'Il laugh. It's so nic Tou pay th e pice; It's just one dflilr and a halfI. 'Just Lo readl What you rneed Is a treat, no joke about it. The Ilfe of m're! I can't see I low you "nn 'ho without it. - Some rainy dlay When you are away You 'il think of f'olk s at home: - So don't fret, Or ever' forget, The Senitinrel is sure to come. Act up squ(are;' Now tote, fair; I Canl read your text: There's nothing better Than a good ietter, But The Sentinel is next. Food is scarce, But what's worse. C You can hardly biqy it; But if it'll news, Enclose the dues, And send it to Gary Hiott. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Luca County, us. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he i senlior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforeSaid. and that said firm will ViYthe sUml of ONE HUNDRE~D DOLLAR for each' and every case of Catarrh that cannot be 4ure by theouse of HALL'S CATARRH flMEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in may presence, this 4th day of December, 1{A. D. 1886. A. W. GLE3ABON, S-(Seal) Notary Public. Il Hall's Catarrh Medicino is taken In. ternally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Systom. Send for testimonials. free. F. 3. CHEONEY & CO.. Toledo, 0. Sold by all drug sts, '75c, ~n Ball's Family Pills for constiDaiB Sp... 1( . a,..X" ,.Y . \h . .. f 3ea by One l A c C 4 Fro No Uni}avstM s s OF HEA PRDCT EEL 3< # U. ead Must Caitaie- U soeran t O fw heat brd O nalth Amriothl Consumptio 42',000,000 bushels amonthlas agaist ur orm lynsmp21,000,000 ,00,00.uhes Military Netsty thelU. for Greate AcrificetHre-AonieWang to.,Reiad mrginodtaied-Our Soldier aynd fo special c Slorvs tor Haeeral Aowampinaprxiatl 1%epound ofurniat throducts withl thpersary Theroor Emsrtion'ea staitment cthinues:Mrany fom ountilume arex haepdet apndbakers' militar nechetydw must eduabe and mthlyefonsumptqires to large0proprtio ofuheat potas taans ornral eadsbakedin the aoutod 42,0000 bushels, ora5 pae getefor sacrmaicnsumption.umTion is theta tioducs seth can the poo. Foo Addmistorouation sin thnervituamr o distribueetio tothe'e are~ an-o dpale, aamoeskle for thenperaostion brapp roxmtely 1te cerealouns ofa whe prodcitey per induson.ial poultono. Adiisthipo's stamntotinues:ditiny of nour consueravil andlesrpuor requires. larer proortvein oftheapringumoths tan eralu breikad baed inv the hosehold Ouatfrm huan cnvsupireafulaonc. The .danonrean alleyd in ourstitutionha anrake greater sxacrifted the suppl onhsegrins.wea weprdct hanl deeneapn the p chnadition, thour populthpio in theunaricuturlss istanciofthe here trhe ote erasar.bn dante and me skilled the theoin p .repartfctreds srng theseprd orule als tha there crwe city and industria purposens.l W.itshioe trns otatic codndistiou use nowhveaail ableta surplu pound perweoks. fW. as Thave ln iupn the usein moh wat upus erilk erndn. hve amle cran ots anor meaon, meansumtimon. Thn drai ponso ry harndy brle, subttutfeou, has alreay reatlycehausgted rthed supl oera.gais p1erctg e fsustde s aind on weatf 'i.o ejvr g iotll tiui weun ofe hokin flpil umaon ih ucae i i ornin spirt crackeary, asitany, o he, e nes, iwhat ch1 breplakfa t -eeask, a lmied.ll~ii .Mtli i(t iiIISuig wii rd ore two. wiheatlsesseday pers f weekCriprpse ho In allon tholere tou not to serve ae uhue tglI ey crackns, not ry, tpies, pouds, o hart y ~cwia:,ptto ue biryfs erea l containing a r totadl'I ra pofn moe tha ngw ioncesIIUi iof wheat i mi i ''11Wtstmgri h'aI flor.es patyNoes a11s wheat prdcstoi ev d s~iuif . X pI i *i smil unrefs peiall eoe.i uli el. at- iu o , ~r~se lt i 2.g estblIshent ls ot d to u oe ig5 i ii~etle i i dstifc obervh twoe wmeals serd, ek thus ion. Vir sn esnwyalo Mondy an Wedesdy, hS Utlileti.\ any huseani iifaili who rough~C o In aditon Uereo, ot t Si~'thoo iand thr nown useilo whantd any oe gust a any ne uen ts whatever. eepth ta v e omal aggregategosf bnepdrtect healaharoniatisbai-t Cracers t~str, pis, ake, weatless wheat products thani one anid one brekfat creasconainng toalhalf pounds a week, anid we specially of mre han tw ouces f weatask the well-to-do, houiseholds in the flor. o weatprouct tobe erv~lcountry to follow this additional pro un~as.speialy oderd. ublc et-gramme in order that we may provide lug stalishent no to uy orethe necessary marginal supplies for tbans~xpduds f what rodctsforthose parts of the community less able eachninty malsservd, hus on.to adlapt .themselves to so large a pro formng ith~te imiatins rquetedportion of substitutes. of the hous hlders. In order that we shall be able to . IUetailers to -seli not more thanmk h veteprsta r b one~eigllth, g * barrel of flour to any soueydmne fu omiti town customer at any one time and tecvlpplto n odeso h not more than One-quarter of a barrelalisndorwnrmepooe to any 'cottntry eustomer at any onetospemntevluarcopr time, and in no case to sell wheat toio h ulcb ute iia products without the sale of an equalliuodstbtonanwehhpac 4. W askthe aker andgrocrskt whic vl e adustedxpomt tim ae tb Sol, b deivey o th thee~ua sorlutioy deandsie. ofits th maritan poud laf her on pond as oldofhrestvi pophulond beoaler tof tela befoe, ad corespndin 1~ro lliuc estrictions.w Untimye we apse in oter wights We tlso sk tak on for the pubeicary pafurte rifitc noigt tof inrathe aonthi ant oersritions ofnh distributin wheat flour pwhe neond was soed travest esol e betea beoev n orsodn rprin sc etitos ni hnw s inote wiht.Weasoas akr frth ecssr ptene scife notto ncrasethean~unt6f hei an coopeatin o th ditriuti " : g wheat naa n"ao h"Od7 nrtnm JUST RECEIVED. A new shipment of Stetson Hats, showing the new *Stetsonman in the Feature Hat at $6.00, in. black and hcolors. The newest and smartest hat out. Other style Stetsons in.blacks arid colors at $4.00, $4.50 and +$5.00. The.Stetson Hat is a little higher than other + makes, but is best for wear. 4 Our .line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Extra Pants, Shirts and Furnishings 4is complete in every detail. A full line of Palm Bedch and Cool Cloth Suits *from $7.50 to $12.50. A beautiful line of Spring Suits in woollen cashmeres *andiworsteds from $10.00 to $26.00; extra Pants from $2.50 to $7.50, and a big"line of Boys' Pants and Clothing, all sizes and at all prices. If every one knew the condition of the clothing market today-the scarcity 4 of wool, not teo speak of the high price-they would buy their clothing needs for the next two sye so ns . Our entire stock of Boys' and Men's Clothing U?$.0 Te is being sold at retail at from 25 to 50 per cent sless than we could replace it for. 0 * Buy Them And A word to the wise should be sufficient, and F ~OR SALE ~VERYWHERE WANT. 4 ~Yours truly,0 FOLGE R, T HORNLEY & 00. 4 Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty Sole Agents for Walk-Over and Godman Shoes, Carhart Overalls, Iron Kinh Stoves New Home Sewing Machines, Chase City and Summers' Buggies, Mitchell Wagons. No better lines made in America. Therefore there are no better lines sold. 4 rtreyas - p..e THE MAN WHO READS IS THE MAN WHO LEADS Savs Mr. 'Clarence Poe, one of North Carolina's foremost citizens. ''.ie Pickens countV men who read TrHE PICKENS SENTINEl have the advantage over thoset who do not. The Sentinel is primarily a county paper and purposes to serve the people of Pickens county, irrespective of class or politics. $1.50 a yr., $1 for 8 months. 50c for 4 mos. Bolt's Store News " The Store That's Always Busy." Aspspringtime approaches we naturally turn our attention to something new in Wearing Apparel. The ladies want a new Dress, Hat and Low Shoes; the men a new Spring Hat and Shoes.. Now, if you want to get a glimpse of I Springtime, just make a visit to our store and see the beautiful new Sprin Goods on display. Every department is complete with the latest style and novelties in Fine Dress!Goods, Silks, Trimmings, Millinery, etc. You can come here"and findiwhat you want and at a price you want to pay. l We anticipated conditions several months ago and bought large stocks of goods~for every department of our store and got the goods in before the em bargo went into effect on the railroads, so we are prepared to show you today one ofrthe most complete lines of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies' Ready-to Wear,:Millinery, Shoes and Clothing to be found in this county. You are hearing a lot about high prices, and it is true that prices are high ) butlif you will look through our stock you will find our prices most reasonable. We cordially invite you to pay us a visit and let us show you. We are glad to do this evenlif you are not ready to buy. Below we mention a few items from the different departments: Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 1)epartmept. Good Heavy Grade Hickory Shiring -1 Ladies' Silk Dresses, $10, *12.5O and $15: and Cheviots.................20c yd. Ladies' Silk Crepe-de-Chine Waists, $2.98 A beautiful line of 40-inch Figured and an(1 .$:.50 Plain White Voils at the od price Beautiful line )f Organdie and Voile........................ .25c and 35c yd. Waists, neatly t~riiuned and made up We have anyfhing you may want in ......................$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 SILKS, from tho cheapestto the best; Ladies' Wash Skirts........98c up to $2.50 GeorgettesCrepe-do~chine5, Taffetas, Sat Ladies' Spring Suits,..............$15 to $25 , etc. Prce risht . A full line of Misses' and o r store is a shoe store within Dresses, made of Organdie Lawn and itself. We have Shoes and Oxfords to lit Ginghams, priced cheaper than you could all kinds of feet, so bing us our feet and buy the material; sizes 2 to 14 years let in fit them up in a good pair of Shoes. ...........................5c, 98c to $2.50 We have all the latest, st le;" in Slippers Best Grade Apron Ginghams, fast col- for ladies and children. ou will find our ors, worth today about 30c, our price 20c prices very reasonable. Delmar Apron Ginghams, fast colors, Men's and Boys' Clothing. We have a great value today at....................15c yd. full and complete line of Men's and Boys' Best Grade'Apron Ging'hams, a lot of Clothing. Boys Suits from. $2 to $15 pretty patterns to select from. 20cyd Men's Suits, $7 to $25. EdwbLetoIt&Company The Store That's Always Busy L /-. l!!l.- .-i 1-...............raL ... ...q .. ......... . n d 35c yd. - . insle , St. rCesrgt SHE7n OXOD.Ti eat ment f ou stoe is sho sto e)ti itel. e ae hos ndxors o i