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The Pickens Sentine PICKENS, S. C. , u,,jsuvvE WEEKLI W. L. MATIIENY, Editor and Manage Itrd at 'ikens 'ostolICe3 its Second CIs Mail Aliter. 1.50 A YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCI OCTOBE1R 24, 1918 You might profitably utilize you sIre time licking Thrift atamps, Oet-rich-qiulek promoters should not livo in plate-glass houses. Considering the brotherhood of man, this war is ii very notable family row. The tling t i. we jokd about has comle uiponl us-theo "heoathoss (hlly." An itv famnine Is prediicted for next Sunun11er, but1 who cares for)1 that nlow? Thius w-rbi, iing a little bit partie U1rI, wans oly a leace woth hay Ijg. 'lTese wiriless idays give Win e a good Opprill)ity fY r 4leiullng oIt the fur. lIut e4n Nitli itll the coal conserva tion we c'1an,( ltaillge to halve i smoke less (lily. Lolfing on workIess 1'days Is a form of aio 011tim taI will apl)eal strongly to) u:llle. Bisiliess is Inisiness. And the btusi neSs, of till cou1ntry at the present m1o menolt Is war. Iear yur urnii Clieerfully and be tillllktl u ill an1t heari the boom of any G4h-111:111ns As Quveen .\ri' Anoinlett e might have sId :hl: "i the1y ha1ve no coal why d) they it lurn g:o;' Maw'b4l4. din' in'-t thinkiY thlt wiar will ilevelip ar t ' i ntlb-1 t. T reh Il f l il )1i.t Itt i i l t lre 2.u'ark 45 that it lennn la ii- hun 14g for thel sort. f winer weare hving. U I-a. that 1hon I-- t hnil sl1ar will be d1afted 11 (ope that thp. .viIn - wtr y wi ll y An(' V4'rn-y1 54wer rei'i thaIslt :arrid 11411. f 4ri llsillN1 Ihll l ow k he'lt r t h~lsiil thi. Twelve n11 gertus ,Ipivs arllt sadll to bII, loos inl l ts vountiry. W y oily twelve't Any '-rt of at Spy I,, danger~t Tin'averge ctize i I 'll lind Wants io ll- b1111 11 to )s ynand by Ihs ith-rIUin4' li interunIient entp1 in hi leIt thatliiles thni a ricdhane skyc. iahther 41 itznth t1hin rieg.o Lodo report~'i' s thae itsl etIs sktew cenl the iavyei' nts, whle I ''i'ckth Ir'lt thI4rs avl liaodte $1sky14'l$."5 'gsalt I winenx biyera in tely' are nhtt e rantei?ud the' prlege tofl An "aker"isai ('011114 evsserv- b 00 in the arl',y o 1))for nav, wil a"lik lee goes'1 near l1 th o biin l ine, t ~ Loylty rasrsuti l th elhile ors r0edit t' thl e 81Amed evenl bo.2 -oggs i'i'bhindx year. 'ltre's one onlathe:11 Tter wo'the ma~sny.o rnt way0 tould ba ditaerin Aorle goods nnntIal threimnrufacture 110 hi0z1rd1 tnow ie-got wether, stat hotaes nd crippand gransport tin wiard prize of $1,st0 f anotera. h eighinublethriz 100a ions, at - 1yboeve knowm tha tbe wortoh t ow hon egsbt1 Spar nosfi ith Amiea ma o hA an firmo bhied he thiir ow n toerat trofwthe cothers ot t esere to haeegt wthi tartui DailmThosht hlt eat of cne Misspaio. The n a wehing~ lonesstan 00-ousra We hope that Foch will fix it so. That Belgium lands the knockout blow. The Kaiser to Hindenburg-You don't seem to know where to draw the line. 1 Woodrow Wilson was born in Virgina r but after his notes to Germany, Missouri will probably claim him as her own. I Foch, Iaig. Pershing and Co. also 3 made importait replies to Prince Maxi milian recently. A Letter From the Crown Prince To His Pa, the Kaiser. "On the Run Somewhere in France," "Everywhere in France." 'All the Time." Dear Papa: I am writing on der run. as der brave and glorious soldiers under my command have not seen the Rhine for so long dat they have started back dat vay, and of course I am going mit dem. Oh, papa, dere has been some offel dings happened here in France. First I started in my big offensive which was to crush do fool t Americans but dey know s,, little about military tactics (it (ey vill not be crushed just like I vant dem. I sent r my men in der fight in big waves and ven dey got to de Americans de all said "Boo" as loud a4 (ey could holler. Vell, t acor'dintg to vot you have always told C me, de Americans have turned and run like! blazes, but. vat do you tink, dem n fool Americans don't know anything about war and instead of running de odder way, dey came right towards us. Soie of dem vas singing about "ve y von't come back till its over, oN er here" 2 or some odder foolish song and some of dem vas laffing like fools. Dey are so ignorant. But dey are offel reckless mit der guns, and ven dey come towards us it vas den dat my men took a notion j dey vanted to go back to der dear old Rhine. Ve don't like the little dirty n Marne river anyhow. And Oh, papa, t dem Americans use ofTel language. Dey know nothing of kulter, and say such r offel things right before us.* And (Iey C c blasphemy too. Vat you think dey said right in front of my face? One big h1 husky, from a place dey call Missouri, t! he said - oh, pap I bate to tell you vat ! an olfel ting he said, '"To hell mit the Kaiser!" Did you ever hear anything s9 SO orel: I didn't tink anybody vould say such an offel thing. It made me so - mad I vouldn't stand and hear such an offel ting so I turned around and run 20 mit I )odder boys. Vas I right? Vat? - And, Oh. papa, you know dem breast plates vot you sent tis-can you send S some to put on our backs? You know ve i; going de odder vay now and breast- B plates are no good for the cowardly A mericans are shooting us right in der t< back. Some of our boys took off der ti breastplates and put dem behind, for A de fool Americans are playing, "De Star n Spangled Banner" mit machine guns on c d dem plates. Can't you help us? b V You remember ini your speech you h, said nothing could stand before de brave o Ge'ran soldiers? Oh, papa I don'*t be- c lieve dese ignorant A mericans ev'er read your speech for de run after us like ye b~ vast a lot of rabbits. Vot do you think. of dot? Can't you sendI doem some of d 0 your speceches right away? Deoy (Ion' t knowv how terrible ye are. Can't you have my army back to Belgium vere ve von - all glory? My men can vip all (de vimmen and children vot decm Belgians can bring us. . But (lese A mericans are oo rough and ignorant. Ve can't make decm under standI dot ye hof (de best soldiers on (arth and von ye try to sing "D1eutsch- ~ land Nbers Allies'' (Icy laugh like a lot h of' monkeys. But ye are getting the 1 best of (Ie Americans. Ve can out run j (lem. Papa if ye are niot do best fight ers on earth ye sure (de best runners. r Nobody can keep up mit us v'en ye tink of de (lear old Rhino and my army never I dlid tiak so much of do (lear old river. S I et me know right away what to (10 by return post-oflice. C I,0W N PR INCE; W IL,,IE. Editor ii.kens Sentinel: It has been some time since I saw a copy' of' the air! home paper. Enclosed( find $l .0t0 for. years subscription. I f the rato hav'e been raisedl I will be gladl to sendl the balance whatever it is. Pick ens is my home, I am the oldest daugh toer of Jlames 11. Clayton of Liberty. My oldest son, Corp. D~eIorest Clayton( Parrott, is with the 13f3 Infantry supply train, Ith. Division, A. E. 1". Some where in France. lHe enlisted the (lay (aur Presidlent declared war April 6th. n~ 1917. H~e was only 19 years of age, but anxious to help Uucle Sam whip the Germans. s lloping to receive the next copy of ~. your paper, I am, te Respectfully, lo Mrs. lola (Pai rott) Jarvis. (618 4th. Street, Des Moines, Iowa. Tihe heirs at. L law willa sell at. public~ lands of Capt. G. A. Rankin estate on saiesday in November, plats of which ot lainds can be seent at F'ar'mers' anid Mer1 es chants' Hank, Anderson, S. C',, and o co application to Cliff Rankin, R. F. 1). 1, Liberty. S. C., W. C. SmIth, Easley, A.C., or to ,J. Robt. Martin, Green. es: 'ville, S. C. Also, house and1 lot situated on Cray t ' sret, No. 202, Anderson, S. C. Terms-10 per cent (lay of sae bal ance December 1st. Folger, Thornley & Compny's Fall Showing of Ladies' and Children's RE4D V-TO-ME ER We have been receiving almost daily for the past two weeks shipments of Ladies', Misses, and Children's Ready-to-Wear, consisting of Coat Suits, Sport Coats, Cloaks, Skirts, Dresses and Shirtwaists. Prices on Ready-to-Wear is very little higher than last fall, cheaper than the-goods will cost you, and you also save time and trouble making up the goods. t We are showing a complete line of Coat Suits in many different styles from $15.00 to $35.00, Cloaks from $10.00 to, $32.50, Children's and Misses Cloaks'from $3.00 to $15.00; Skirts in Silks, Serges and Poplins from $4.00 to $10.00; Dresses for Infants, Children and Misses from $1.00 to $7.50, and a beautiful line of Ladies' Dresses in Silks, Serges and Poplins from $7.50 to $20. Our business in Shirt Waists has been the largest we have ever experi enced all the year, and we are constantly receiving something new in Shirt Waists. We have just received a large assortment in many different styles s from $1.00 to $6.00. We will be more than pleased to show you through our line of Ladies', Children's and Misses Ready-to-Wear, and we think we can please you both as to prices and quality. Yours truly, FOLGER, THORNLEY & 00. Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty Sole Agents for Walk-Over and Godman Shoes, Cairhart Overalls, Iron King 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. -- -. - - ---------- -rE Suits, Coats and Millinery Opening At Bolt's Department Store, Easley, S. C. d We are now showing our entire line of Fall r Goods, including Ladies' Suits, Coats and Millinery, and we cordially invite you to come in and see the new styles and get our prices. Millinery and Suits We especially invite you to visit our Suit and Millinery Department. You will find it to be one of the most complete in this section of the State, and Is our milliners will be glad to show you, whether or not you may be ready to buy. You will find our styles correct and our prices reasonable. 1, EdIwin L. Bolt Company "The Store That's Always Busy" de "3EASLEYS. C. d. weat (lni( inm at on restaunrant OLD FALSE TEETH MCSWain & Craig merly y gin o aothr.broen or not.) Weto 50peactual L AWYERS 4' instead ofh eal h ou givIng that cal Lridge-vork. Send at once by parcel Practice in state and Federal C'ourta a chanc to grw into ful steerhod post and rceive cash by retr n iiT Gr. eiv I fe Phon 1( Wilson to the voice from German; "To whoin am I speoking-to whorm. 'Tis an old stall. Capt. Kidd'also wh ;hey got him, said he only fought i ielf-defense. State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas County. as. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ht Is senior partner of the firm of F. J3 Cheney & Co., doing business in tho City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will Day the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eack and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to beforo me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON, (Seal) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken in. ternnily and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for iestimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 0. Sold by all druggists, 76c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Citation state of South Carolina, County of Pickens. 1y J. B. Newbery, Esq , Probate Judg< Whereas, Lloyd 1. Smith made su o Ine to grant him letters of adminia ration of the estate of and effects prank 11. Smith, deceased. These are, rherefore. to cite and a( ionish all and singular the kindre nId creditors of the said Frank 11 mith, deceased, that they be and al car before me, in the court of probatt o be held at Pickens Court House, 1' on the 7th day of November, 191 ext, aftes publication hereof, at 1 'clock in the forenoon, to show cause r any they have, why the said admit stration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal thi 3rd day of October, 1918, in the 143r ear of our independence. J. B. NEwunWy, (Seal) ; J. P. P. C* Citation tate of South Carolina, County of Plckens. y J. B. Newbery, Esq., Probate Judge Whereas, Silas Kirksey made suit t, ie to grant him letters of administra on of the estate and effects of J. R :irksey, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad ionish all and singulai the kindred ani reditors of the said J. R. Kirksey eceased, that they be and appear be re me, in the court of probate, to bi eld at 'ickens Court House, S. C., oi ie 7th tiny of November, 1918, next fter publication hereof, at i o'clocl the forenoon, to show cause, if an; iey have, why the said administratioi iould not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, thi nd day of October, 1918, in the 143r1 ear of our independence. J B NFWIIERY, (Seal) J.- P. P3. C1 Citation tate of South Carolina, County of Pickens. y J. 13. Newbery, Probate Judge: Whereas, James Hendricksmade sui > me to grant him letters of adminih -ation of the estate and effects o ugustus Hagood, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad ionish all and singular the kindred an reditors of the said Augustus Hagoot ,ceased, that they be and appea ofore me, in the Court of Probate, tob eld at Pickens, S. C., on the 7th da f November, 1918, next after publi ation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fort oon, to show cause, if any they have 'hy the said administration should nc e granted. Given under my hand and seal this 19t ay of October, 1918, the 143rd year c ur Independence. J. 1B. NEwBERY, (Seal) 26 J. P. P. C. SPECIL NOTICES Notices lierted1 in this ciolumni for ona'ecnt or'i for lirst insertioni antii one-half cent a wvoi r each Mibsequenit in.',rtion. F~or' Sale-One only non-ski lincher guaranteed tire, 34x4; nevt een unwrapped, $37.50. TV. D. Harril ULst. St rayed or Ntolenu -R nd white spotted yearling. Any ii ormation as to its whereabouts will I ewardedl. B. F. Riggins. OntN foi Male-I have a few Re tust Proof and Hastings' 100 Bush, eed onts for sale. Robt. Stewarti Te4acher(.,-You can secure an e: elient position through us. Thousant laces direct from schools paying $501 200 a month. All persons qualified< vith necessary education can render treat service by teaching. Write ti lay. Sou thorn TLeachers' Agenc; solumbia, S. C. 25 F'or Male-TPwo Ford Touring ear lenry WV. Garrison, Easley S. C. For' sale-One Busha Shingle Mil dlso Peerless 5 h. p. engine, both rood condition for work. Apply G.] 3renshaw, Central, S. C. 23 A otice to Farners-We w 'urnish you bagging and ties to coy our cotton for $1.00 per bale. Pickel W ~ill. 21 tf Vorn Wantted--Will pay $2.00 p ushel CASH delivered at Easley. Finley & Whitmire, Easley, S. Beginnlig October 1, 1918, t yearly subscription price of lhe Ladi HoeJu'al will be $1.75, and oft Saturday Evening Post, $2.00. Give your ordeor before the raise. We tal orders for anyr magazine publishe Pickens Drug Co. 1f For Male --One good horse and tv good colts. Apply Mrs. B,. C. Blakt A 19141 nandel Overland Touril Car, in good condition; ho niot he ur'd eneb. I will noll for edvJ trade - it. A. C. Sutherland, Pickel S. C., R-4. F"Or Sale-FIne f resh milk cow. 2G IH. E. H-amilton, Pi'ekens, I For' Mate-One Chevolet Touri car in first clans condition. Has bc run less than 500 miles. A bargain.