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The Pickens sentinel PICKENS, S. C. P U B L I S i I 1) W1. E K I Y . U NE 20. 1918 K tere i at 'ieken" I'ostO .Seloni Cl s .50 A YiAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE yR HitcrrrI. Maniager'. WiL .$36U V NTB e i$- 3ssUiD DY'ttM5 - IwrTED STATES * Buy Them And Help Win The War FOR SALE EVERYWHERE .31 r :' ltN U hIi- li e 1W'hat are you :.1Vn1I ---BUYV W. S. STAMPS. 11 I m io.v to win this" wari aen we -s - t t iutInishe it. ----BUY W. S. STAMPS. No rI:N1: i :alled'.ve to owne meore thani .l.lr'ret \ rth of \Var Saevingsi etamp;se. -BUY W. S. STAMPS. Evi:nv man :amit Vomnnnr in 'ickens county ought ti oWI somne \Var 8av ings StiaImpS. --.BUY W. S. STAMPS. \-r:u1 e :N who is aih., but idoes not len I the' 1ro1vernn'l . mon'1! ey ait at timiie .ike' tti + :11 erie-my tIi s1 e'rilltlt'y. -BUY W. S. STAMPS. N en' ! I. !1 t _ rg.ei to buyei \\':: ;i r ' - . ttr;. s. I t ve - b ody" .i : - .1 .1 t'. .s lip -} ;,rtu l - iity te i -! --1IUY W. S. S I'AMPS. IF It: huy 1\'. . _ \ . w h" :h- ., it w11 leh-t our st :1-ri., L >ew that \e.' are :-tandinr to tht:m :t I will grea ytlv en- l coturaltge t hem:. --BUY W. S. STAMPS. CIw btt ;.leier- n . th.- iring line' have -hoiw h th t he- a- meseete otf the' right ::tuif. I .et us shi. V Ih tIhat \'we are mettili of thie righ I t tf. toe. --BUY W. S. STAMPS. OtI :eliets are glit to ight lor t - 1ie 'hoe :I:.' woert h fght ing fer. I,\y the w'ay ' e - l U11 1 r1 t t lie wi - tei -h". .\ thn'iii \V' w e e \\e ti 1 light' 'fe 1ft 1'. --BUY W. S. STAMPS. l i : best we '. --n -ae eour I vs in the lhat th- i . e'edome thleme t Itat ee arle wviun te t a -rais eenn-thing~ i eol dler that t hey may 1 h. eli Iequipplel -BUY W. S. STAMPS. W. :.ia such ae geood investment thait Cene person i: niot albewede tee own moethan : 1,0 woeet rthi. If there was --BUYW.. STAMPS. neu knowe'. heow e Ce htie - an ius the t'henty oef mIn y i .r their a1' n :ee lt Iten \(ou let ai ;erme~ mthe mor~ee paitrioctie - --BUY W. S. STAMPS. htI: Cgovernment hi:eh rather the pieo tie wouiil t-ndt thner eeey tfor the sue ressful peroeenction ef the war. bunt it the peephel deo noet h-nd enougi~h the gov e-rnlnletlit w..iii t~ek~'e hyt :etetu 1 -BUY W. S. STrAMPS. W'tS s- not !--I tu cn.lhier.- suffr' fromn tack of i t he ver y best eofi every - thmng they~ nieee wee eeutt gve themn us muche priot-teion is tep iee liiIC' --BUY W. S. STAMPS. WAtR SAvlm;s :TArIuw- is the only }governent securn Iy int te worldl that -ean he beought in etninations as low as~ 5. ttt aindh the-refore the only gv ernment security which the groat mansses of the po0ple may own. -BUY W. S. STAMPS. It' rTH-mE is anything that would dits cot~ige ia soldier it is knowing that the people who stay at home while he i fighting their battles, tare so selfish that they will not provide money enough to equip him as well as the enemy is eniuipied. BUY W. S. STAMPS Ouni boys are proving that they are naturally the best soldiers in the world. Let us provide thoem with the best guns, cry kind an~d help them~ to bring the war to an end sooner and bring mioregor to our flag. -BUY W. S. STAMPS.-. You may help to lick Those German scamps iy buying ofC War Savings Stamps. OUR W. S. S. EDITION We are enabled to issue four extra pages this week, advertising the War Saving; Stamps campaign, by the splendid co-operation of the business men and firms whose names are signed to the advertisements. The signers of the advertisements xay for them for purely patriotic purposes and with an unselfish spirit. It was no trouble at all to secure the signers, and there was only one man approached in Pickens who did not help in getting out this paper. The Sentinel has sought to make no profit from the edition and we expect to buy War Savings Stamps with the money which is collected for the advertisements. We must thank Mr. E. L. Ilenderson for getting up the page taken by Cen tral people. We were unable to go to Central and wrote to Mr. Iienderson abou t what we expected to (10. The next day he wrote us: 'Your letter came to me yesterday. 1 got busy this morning ani spent about thirty min utes with th le business men anal I am sending you the results. You can dle end on ('entral to go oveyr the top any tine. This is.ue is devoted tao ' ."' V. S. S. calm paign at the reqiuest of the state comiitte, and is an e'ort to get the message to peopl1e in ev'ery section of the county. -BUY W. S. STAMPS. THRIFT AND ECONOMY t <>nly one thing is now of real impor tance. and that is winning the war. 'l'he nation's resources in man-power, money, transportation, foodstuffs, raw materials and fuel have already been subjected to heavy strains, and it is the clear duty of every citizen to guard against increasing this strain by a sin gle wasteful act. It is most cre(litable for everyone man and woman, boy and girl - to be Lconomical in dress, food and manner ,f living. Every evidence of self lenial on the part of all in a time like this is most conmenldable. 'his war is more than a -conflict be weenu armies. It is a c intest in which very man, Wo'mnan andl child can and hould render real assistance. Thrift dn economy are not only a patriotic lrivilege. 'They constitut,- a national luty. -BUY W. S. STAMPS. is is the most stupendous campaign gver undertaken in Pickens county and ye should realize the responsibility that a placed upon us. We are expected to o our part in the winning of the war. 'ickens county has never fallen down et, and we must not fall down in this. -BUY W. S. STAMPS. Twelve Mile Union Meeting The nion of the Twelie aIile i iver \ s.ocialtioni will meet, with the Boone's 'reek Baptist church in ( conee county an .June 29-30), 191$. Jutne 29- Devotional service c'onduct ~d by Rev. R. A. Hudson. 10:80 o'clock. ermon at 11 by itev. B. F. M urphree. First Query from 1:30 to 2:30 o'clock s Baptism Essential Unto Salvation? )pened by Rev. E. M. Bolding. Second Query fr'omi 2.31' to 3:81n - What Vas the Rock That Christ's Church as i 'ounded On? Opened by Bro. I. E. 'arrett Thi rd Query from :8:3na to 41:30 - WhatI Is the Ditl'erence Between God's Right 'ousness andl Man'.s lI ightaousnes? 1ened( by Bro. J1. R. Meece. Sunday, .June 80 -Sunday School con lucted by Rev. .J. L. WVill is, fronm 10 to I o'cloc k. Sermon by the Moderator, ke. R. A. lludson at 11 o'clock. A. .J. Rampey', .J. L. Murphree, .J. HI. Massengill, Committee. Stan Luzianr anybod: The ~ the &a - Luzianx If yc '4P~fR.CR%'" what ~qustiol "When It Pot MICKIE SAYS 19 you >+.mE oua. P APER , es A GOOD REELERa AN' SAY SOt %1\ OON'l IA UCH tuca OWPEENC W Ktiwe Nou -40)E1.. U5 oc SomE8oo4 e SE, - JS SO Vou dEt. SOM.BODY ! var1. Do US OOO e1I.4 wAY. 1', AN COu 0%RQ Thle Soldier's WVish LeA~t thler'e be0 no one said heartetd W~heni i've laid away my gun When f roma life I have departe.d Andi life's weary dav is done. I .et there be no tears and c'rying When life slowly ebbs aw~ay; Let no one grieve when 1 am dying When my carcass turns to elay. Whether on the field of bat tle 'Midst the bullet's twang and song Or 'mid the crash and rattle Of the ever moving throng Of a great and changing city. Or w herever it mav be, Let there he no tears and pity When the reaper calls for me; Let not my friends whee in sadnesg And for me bare not a head 'riends or foe was not your gladness D.o not weep when I am (ead. Thees but one thing that I wish for At the end of life's long day, That is may some com radie whisper To my mother' far away. ftell her that on the morrow 11er Son will be far away, Tell her not to weep in sorrow, Kiss for me her hair of grey. Kiss those dear old hand that reared me Iands all worn with toil and care Kiss those lips that always praised me TIell her I soon will he there. Around the campfire's glowing em- - bers Let my comrades gather there 'Telling tales that each remember Let their laughter fill the air Let the eniemies; who jeer' me Join the others in their song And by singing they will cheer me Let there be a merry throng, i Lower me 'neath old glory. Not like some exalted king, Hut make it a simlsle story For I'm but a small, srhall thing. Let there e ofi tears and sighing Lay each heart be filled with glee Lor I want nu tears and crying When they've souuded tap for me. France -r i nest 'orter. I dHICHESTER SPILLS ! DIAMOND BRAND . Link ynur' :rugit for CHII-CHES-TE~MMO )i AN X~ n R S i OiorD inetallic boxes, scaled with Biue(Q' tibbon. TAmIn No omuER. Byo u JIA MONJP BR AN I, PILLM, for twenty-five ears regarded as Blest, Eafest, Always Reliable., SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS| IIe EVERYWHERE ISTFl, theDatyRiqht a Cup or Two >f Luzianne (-AND-EGGS and a cup steaming, .stimulating Le. What better start could have for the day's work!I ~anitary, air-tight tin locks vor in! Buy a can of e today. u don't agree it's the best erage that ever passed your ir grocer will give you back ou paid for it, and ask no is. So, there. NEcoffee ir*, -XYt Oeignwre" ?XFORD TIME -l These hot days make us think of laying aside our Winter Shoes and getting into Oxfords We have a complete stock for men, women and children, in all leathers, in many different styles, and the extremely low prices will surprise you. Try a pair of Walk-Overs, and you will get a stylish and comfortable Oxford, as well as a durable one. A few Cool Cloth and Palm Beach Suits to close at $7.50 to $10.00, much less than we can W S.by them for today, and we advise you not to V". e miss this opportunity to secure one of these 'vEI rSflr comfortable summer suits if we have your size UsoasTASer in stock, for the late advance in the price of clothing is amazing. SBuy Them And Se us 1'or your needs in Oxfords and light Help Win The War Summer Clothing and we will help you to keep 4OR SALE EVERYWHERE cool these hot days. Yonr t ruly, FOLGER. THORNLEY & C. Clothing, Shoes, hats and Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty Soli AAentsfor Walk 1ver n (mdulinm Shoes, Carh:rt Overalls, Iron (ing Stoves, New\ IIllom 11wng lahines, C'has1Cty and Stumn :rs' Buggies, Mitchell WJagons.t No better lins nu h. in I nwricatlt . I'hereforIe t .here are no better lines sold. FHE MAN WHO READS IS THE MAN WHO LEADS Savs \lr. Clarence Poe, ofne of North Carolina's f rifnost citieins. 'Tmn Pickels county men who read 'IlE PICK ENS SENTI.N El have the advantage over those who do not. T1(lh(' Sentinel is primarily a connt V paper and purlpOses to serve the people of Pickens county, irrespecti' e of class or polities. $1 .50 a yr., 81 for t months, 50c for 4 nos. Beginning Saturday, June 15th We will place on sale our entire stock of MEN'S PALM BEACH and COOLI CLOTH SUITS at less than wholesale cost of these suits today. The truth is we are overloaded on this class of merchandise, and since we believe it will only be a short time until the majority of our younger men will be doing ser Svice in the army, we have decided to let these suits go at what they will bring regardless of cost or profit. Now this is the chance of a lifetime for you to get a summer suit cheap. Do you ever remember of having such an opportu nity to buy a summer suit at such a reduced price in the middle of June? Note the Prices Below and Be Sure and Come ~ie~s and Pick Out Your Size and Color MnsPalm Beach Suits, cream color, Stav Hat Als $6.50, our close out $3.98 Mus ts Go Mnsgenuine Palm Beach Suits in Palm Bach color, value $4 8Every Straw Hat in our store wil $8.50, our close out price *go on sale Saturday for $1.00. The Men's Beach Cloth Suits, linen color, regular price of these hats are $1.50 vaice $.00, our close out $, to $2.50. Men's genuine Cool Cloth Suits in If you are needing or thinking of gray, tan and dark mixtures, in buying a summer suit or a straw hat belted and plain backs, values $8.50 to $10.00, our close out $598 you will save several dollars by at price $4.98 and ..- tending this sale. Edlwin L. Bolt & Company| "The Store That's Always Busy" EASLEY, S. C. nian - m *U mmm* mm mfUmLIa- fi3