The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, May 09, 1918, Image 8
Do'Your "Bit".
Help Uncle Sam and The Boys
Come in and let us explain to you about
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
WE SELL THEM
Be sure to visit our Soda -
Fountain. Our drinks are
hard to equal.
Yours to please,
" PICKENS DRUG COMPANY"
The Rexall Store
J. N. HALLUBM, Prop. & Ilgr.
Phone No. 8
i Still Doing Business i
At Same Old Place i
And keeping upmy old policy of giving
u More Goods for Less Money E;
Bring me your frying chickens. I pay top of g
market for them.
Men's and!Boys' Clothing
y'.
Anybody inineed of clothing should give me }
a chance to suit them. Have a big line at prices a
to suit the buyer. n
All kinds of dry goods as near as anybody
A can'get them, at right prices.
Full line of shoes and slippers for men,
women and children.
Yours~for trade,
J.W.:HENDRICKS
Lend~m -- NOCH MORGAN'S
Fo s rSAPOLIO
PATRIOTISM. ECONOMY
"Actions speak Iouder~jthere
words.Act-Don't~alk-BuyNow
YOUR CAR WON'T RUN
Without Oil and Gas
Stop at our store for Oil, Gas and Water; and*
last, but not least, D~rugs.
'Beautifulinewv line of stationery came in Sat
urday.
100 cents for every dollar when you trade
with us.
Keowee Pharmp cy
'~ F. ewis, Prop. Phone 2 i ns, 4.
- . .. , "-C. L
ILOCAL
PERSONAL
Sixty-five young men and women
stood the teachers' examination at the
court house last Friday.
Supt. F. V. Clayton is in Columbia
for several days in the interest of the
schools of Pickens county.
Mrs. M. C. Smith and children have
returned from a visit to her father, R.
W. Pickens, in Anderson county.
Mrs. Ross Moon has returned from
Winston-Salem, N. C., where she vis
ited her brother, Beamon Jones, and
family.
We have some more interesting let
ters from soldiers (one of them in
France) which we expect to publish
next week.
F. H. Hopkins had a mess of Irish
potatoes out of his garden May 2,
which are the earliest we have heard of
around here.
T. R. Allen, of Pickens, has received
a message stating that his son Roy,
who is in the army, has arrived safely
"over there."
The city of Pickens has taken up the
last of the Pickens R. R. bonds and for
the first time in twenty years has no
bonded indebtedness
Dr. J. L. Bolt of Easley has olfered
his services to~the government and will
leave this week to enter the medical
corps at Camp Jackson.
J. Theodore Smith of Easley is criti
cally ill and grave hopes are felt for
his recovery. He is father of Mayor
M. C. Smith of Pickens.
Married by J. B. Newbery at his res
idence, May 5, 1918, Miss .Minnie M.
Hooper of Liberty, S. C., and Anderson
P. Reece, of Camp Sevier, Greenville.
A unit of the local chapter of the
Red Cross will be organized at Cross
Roads on Sunday. May 19, just after
preaching service. Everybody invited
to be present.
V. E. hIenderson died Monday at the
county poor house, where he had been
an inmate for several years. He was
an aged man and had been sick a long
time with dropsy.
Mrs. Kate L. Cureton visited her
daughter, Mrs. Gussie Squires, in
Greenville last week. Mrs. Squires is
spending this week with her mother here
recuperating from a recent illness.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken, candidate for
congress, was in Pickens last week
looving over the situation. Mr. Aiken
probably knows personally more people
in this district than any other man, and
is a good campaigner.
The Pickens Chapter U. D. C. will
meet on Friday afternoon, May 10, at 5
o'clock, in the Red Cross Rooms. This
will be an important meeting as officers
will be elected and plans for the County
Reunion on June 3d will be made.
Two stars were added to the service
flag of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Keith last
week when their two sons, Oscar and
Frank, left for naval service. The for
mer has already served an enlistment;
the latter has been a student at Clem
son this year.
Among the soldiers visiting home
folks here last week we noticed the
following: Frank and Charlie Wel
born of Camp Jackson, Wyatt Jen
nings, Dwight Attaway and Angus
Aiken of Camp Sevier. There may
have been others we did not see.
In the annual state high school track
meet held in Columbia on April 26,
Porter Military Academy of Charlestoil
won first place. The Pickens school
team failed to score a point. Carl
Crane of Liberty won the trophy cup
offered for the best individual athlete.
The first formal announcement as a
candidate for Pickenaqgounty office this
yrear is madle in The Sentinel this week
by J. Hovey Earle, who seeks election
to the state senate. Mr. Earle is a
ion of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Earle of
icar Pickens and is well known thruout
:he county. He is a graduate of Clem
ion College, is an efficient civil engineer
md school teacher, having taught some
>f the best schools in this section, and
is a young man of ability. See his an
nouncement.
Henry D. Hendricks, son of James
F. Hendicks of Pickens county, shot
and fatally wounded P. B. Brooks, a
merchant about five miles from Ander
son, about ten days ago. Mr. Hen
dricks was a constable and went to col
lect some money from Mr. Brooks when
the trouble arose which led to the kill.
ing. Mr. Hendricks claims self defense
and is now under $8,000 bond. He-is a
brother of Luther Hendricks,'who was
convictedl in Pickens court several yiears
ago of killing a Brock boy and who wa's
recently pardoned by Gov. Manning.
Craig-R(ush Pays The Freikht.
- I ICKEit*1
RED CROS: OTF$j
An Appeal to The Patriotk W
men of Pickens
The Director of Wonen's Work and
the Supervisor of Surgical Dressings of
the Pickens County Chapter, A4.9 .O,,
earnestly request that all the'women' of
Pickens who are interested itrl rat
World Cgnflict will give evydd b o
their interest by giving a small pbk 1on
of their time to the Red Cross in the
makirig of surgical dressings.
The war has come more closely home
to us now than ever before, for at this
very time many of the boys Qf our own
county and state are on tho firing line,
while hundreds of others are on their
way over. They are giving their lives
-will you not volunteer for service in
the Red Cross Rooms?
It makes no difference whether you
are a member, or whether' "got'rhuv
taken the course in surgical i'i figgs,
for your assistance is neede'd ininamny
lines.
All surgical dressings for the gQvern
ment are now made by the led Oppss,
and the Pickens County hsier is a1
lotted its share along with all others.
Will the women of Pickens allow this
appeal to go unheeded? -
The Pickens County Chapter A. R. C.
welcomes a splendid new auxiliary to
be known as the Nine Forks, with Mr.
J. A. Robinson as Chairman and Miss
Lyda Hooker Secretary.
Mrs. F. M. Cassell died at her home
in the Pickens Mill village Monday
night after a long illness, aged 68 years.
She is survived by her husband and one
son. Burial services were held at
Secona church Tuesday afternoon.
Freeman Patterson was badly, cut
about the mouth and othei vin bruised
Sunday afternoon when an''antohobile
in which he was riding turned over.
There were eleven passengers in the
car which ran too near a ditch in trying
to pass another vehicle going in the
opposite direction. No others were
badly hurt.
Help to Win the War
We can all help a little by raising
our supplies at home. Pickens
county helped last year and the re
suIts are here to show Pickens
never had more of the necessaries
than now.
Our advice would be to try again
for a bumper crop of supplies.
May we figure with you on your
fertilizers?
Morris & Company.
Phone No. 36-Use It
WILL BE
Any Nation's Char
tiry and( enisrgy of Gern
layinig a foundation oif i
couIld conquerI the enti11
Tj'he highest life an
The11 concentrated .s'Ourt
froin the lazy, luxurllioml
stained wvitht the blood <
had a hand cut off by ti
afterwards forced to .w
e't for suich good~l4fd h
ests and from them bac
their dievilish wvork tlbr<
bull1's neck wvhere it~iui
b)uy anything muade-inl (
Every Thrift Sti
E4very Thrift Stauij
our country. The colifi
made cripples for life b;
and enjoy all the good t
nothing? God forbid ti
ever land on our free sc
gorge their Germdi st'oj
dreni starve that they')
and they get the .bonell
or otherwise kill ~
policy of the crany kiA
If we do not buy b 1
n wa t nr tO ean
sa tstisby a t onsitutioal renedy
{{ Ctarral eaes is caused *py an in
th Ilata hitio of the mucu lanin of
Inesarf hear aave rumbling soundtor hna
-closed , Deafness isntho result. ttUnless the
infiammation can bo reduced and this tube
restored to it. normal condition, hearin
will be destroyed forever. Many Case3 o
deafness aro Caused by celureb.. which is
an inflamed condition of the mucous ur
faces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system,
any case of Cata rhal Denfnes that canno,
ba c e . allrsCatarrh Medlne. Cir
F. J CH1DNE & CO., Toledo, 0.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Notices inserted in this column for one cent a
word for irst inusertio and one-half cent a word
Sfor each subsequent inbiartioul
Lnt--In or around Six Mile one
pocketbook containing $33.00 and G. D.
Garrett's himting license. Return to
J. L. Dillard or M. B. Garrett's store
and get reward. 3
Wanted, immediately, buyer for
ldve-passenger Ford car in A-1 condition
I to invest the value in Liberty Bonds or
,will exchange for Bonds or War Sav
ings Stamps. W. E. Edens, Jr, Pick
ens, S. C.
Men Wiauuted at L2 I'er Day.
I want four white boys for work in saw
mill. $2.00 a day and "batch" it, or
$1.50 and good board. Steady jobs and
a chance to save. Write promptly or
see B. F. Martin, Attorney, Masonic
I Temple, Greenville, S. U. 2
1aargain-In good second hand
typewriter at $10.00. Get here first if
you want it. It will last long at the
price. See E. L. Henderson at Central
Mercantile Co., Central, S. C. 1
NotIce-We have an excellent pas
ture on Keowee River that will accom
modate about twenty-five head of cat
tIe. We have a good fence and plenty
of good grass. Pasture fee one dollar
per month. See C. E. Morgan, Citi
zens Bank, Seneca, S. C., or F. B.
Morgan, Central, S. C. 2
Vanaed--A bright, energetic, in
dustrious farmer's son or daughter,
with not less than an eighth grade edu
cation, from twenty to thirty years
old, to learn a paying business. Small
salary while learning. Man must be
exempt from draft. Globe Optical and
Mfg. Co., Greenville, S. C. 2
We lnave on hand a limited number
of stonm churns. Be quick if . you need
one. Craig Bros. Co. t'icKens. 51-tf
Fo nIale---Tomato plants. Mrs. W.
F. Hendrix, phone 3121, Pickens. 5
--h4' S Itu-Two buggies in first
hands, one Chase City and one Pied
mont, in good shape; cheap for cash or
good note. M. .J. Welborn, phone
2303, Pickens, S. C. 51-tf
I Aeusuiuse Lookout Mountain Irish
potatoes for sale at $2.00 per bushel,
f. o. b. Easley. J. B. .Jameson, Eas
ley, S. C. 53
WVanteucl--Automobile mechanics,
painters, carpenters and laborers. An
derson Motor Company, Rock Hill, S.
C. 2
I will pay cash market price for all
eggs and peanuts delivered to me at
Pickens. Dan Adams. tf
Pres ton's Plants-Send for de
scrIptive price list on vegetable plants;
especially sweet potato. Fred M. Pres
ton, Orlando, Fla. 52
i MADE IN I
SOLD IN Thl
loter is the sum of its deeds.
any for nearly a hailf centur
lilitarismn and selfishneCss so
'e civilized world, that all ofi
y should empty their wvealth
~lglor~y ot f man is to live Iuto
eC of happjiness ini this world
;, autocratic mfilitary forces v
ou buy made ill Germ'any ma
>f innocent child1ren,. Little ]
ie ruthless swvord of a despis
)lk in Gcrmnanly. WVill you, (I
ave the prlofits rever't t~o the
k into the armry to prolong
mnghlout thle wor'ld? If' you w
'ts, recfu se ab )solutely andc und11
lermuany.
imp Taken by the I
> 1)ought is worth its weight
ict is r.agingr, our 1men1 are dyi
the Germ'ian guns. Are we
hings of this life while those
at we fail in our' duty. If
ii, our* seed, time and hlarvesi
nachs to their hearts' confeni
Laty have a plenty. We wvill b
tpf our labors. They wvill p1
Necd ones, burn our cities to
Ik heading autocracy in Germ
and stamps these terrible th
gdwre
5
Our Stock
Is Enlarged
We have just received a
shipment of. new goods
which we are offering at
bargain prices. We can
not mention everything,
but invite you to call andf
see our goods.
dew shipment of tin
war., including buckets, "
pans, drinking cups, etc.
Ohildren's eady-made ,
dresses. ladies' waists, un
de"skirts, laces, embroider- M
ics; ribbons, etc.
New line of ladies' and :
- children's hats to go at
cost this week.
JOHNSON'S
5 and 1Oc Store, Pickens
Cono to Pickens to (do your
trading. Our merchants have
the goods and they will treat
you right.
Salt Brick
:_ Another shipment just received
of that famous Blackman's Med
icated Salt Brick, and the price is
.,still 25c.
We also carry other reliable
. remedies, such as International
3. Stock Powder, 25c package; In
ternational Poultry Powder, 25c 2
+ package; Magic Hog Medicine.
50c package; Magic Cow Tonie,
X 50c package.
" Mansfield's Magic Animal Ton- + '
ic and Regulator, 30c package.
+ Magic Lice Powder for lice on
.= fowls, horses, cattle, etc., 25c
package.
_ Conkey's Buttermilk Prepared
x Chix Food for baby chix; no bet- ,
ter food made, lOc lb; 3 for 25c.
Oyster shells for poultry, 2c lb.
.fCraig Bros. Co.
" Pickens
P. S. We also have Interna.
tional Stock Food in nails, 15c lb.
ERMANYi
[IS STORE
hav'e beeni devoted to
comnmaniding that they
ts hills and~ v alleys flow
into the G4ermnan coffers.
God, not to Germany.
comues fromn (od, not
rho murdP~er wVomenC anolI
ybe and quIite likely are
Belgituu boys who have
ed Ger'man wvarrior' are
)ar readIer, he the mark
Uermxan mfoneyed jinter'
the war and~ ~onltinue1
ould1( twvist that (Germnanl
ecr all ciricuimfstances t~o
'eople Is a Help~
in gold right now to
ng, thousands are daily /
satisfied to sit at hiomie
who suffer for us have
the cruel persecutors
will be0 their time to
b, while we see our chil
c forced to dlo the work
mnder your' homes, hang
the groumd, that~ the
any may have its way.
ings will come true!
roCery Co.