The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, June 23, 1921, Image 6
U !ES TWO-MILL WORK.
ice to Contractbrs. f '
de , be received until 12
ck pn Tgursday, June 80th, at
Y. 1 C. A. building, Clemson
age or t'te ' denstruiction of
2 s of top-soil road and the
;e eon, from Anderson coun
ne lemson' in Pickens county
fr :Clenon to the Senepa
* xn" onee county.
e wf'lt to be 'done.consists
ie wing approximate quanti
ece y cleaning- - and grubbing
.inJ1% W W
3,46$ pubic yards common exca
on.
A 900 hbic yards top-soil surfac
3 -L;4 feet V. C. pipe or plain
c. pipe.
00 Li'n,. feet. V.- C. pipe or rein
ed Conc. pipe (alternate bid).
6.74 enbic yards class "B" con
e (hesadwalls).
'he bridge work consists of the
struction of two creosoted timber
.tle bridges, one of 18-14 feet
ts an h one of 5-14 feet. bents,
tainine the following approximate
intitied:
8,816 ;feet. F. B. M. ereosoted
iber.
NEW
Picke.
We are n<
offered in yeas
of being leader
Prices all
lines. While,
may make by
and we wish to
quarters wheni
Ladies' Ready--to-V
and Voile Dresses a
SPECIA LS iN
+ 6 One bale 39-inch S
SThis is less than wi
Lot of Dress and AT
Best Standard Apr
One lot Dress Gil
sold at 35c yard -
Amoskeag Ginghai
Voiles and Waistir
ues
No. 60 Bleaching,
No. 64 Bleaching,:
No. 70 Bleaching,
These goods1
to 25c higher.
Coats Spool Cotto1
1 lot of children's]}
-~#
2,872 Lbs. hardware.
Proposals must be accompanied, by
a c #tifl4l check or corporate suirty
$ mi4de in! V for
fit ' red do a made
payable to the chairman of the Oco
nee County Highway Commission.
' Separate bids will' be' reeeivd for
r9ad and ;bridge, wori.., JIoyever,, if
the contractor submits a bid on both
c1aseof work only"6d b cliek' will
be required.
* Pans, specifications and' proposal
fots' are on file' at the office- of J.
14,..? iiing, county. engineer, Wal
halla, S. C., at the office of J. T. Mc
Kinney, County Supervisor, Pickens,
S. C., and At the office of the State
Higwa "Engineer, Columbia, S. C.
Plane and specifications 'may be ob
tained at the latter address upon re
quest accompanied by a check for
five. dollars. ($?.00), whi;h sum will
be refunded if plans are returned in
good condition within 'thirty days
after receipt of bids.
ADJUTANT GENERAL DEAD.
Brig. Gen. W. W. Moore. the adju
tant general of South Carolina, died
in a Columbia hospital last Thurs
day night fianm diabetic trouble.
General Moore was seven times elect
ed adjutant genera] of this state.
LOw
is
w prepared to offer to til
-s and years. We are p1
rs in value-giving and in
over our immense stock
of course, we cannot rmal
buying here. The specie
repeat again that you al
in town. .
tear Skirts, Suits, Silk
t 50 Per Cent Discount.
DRESS GOODS.
ea Island Sheeng..
olesale price.
ron Ginghams.. -5c yd'.
on Ginghams.. -10~c yd.
aghams that formerly
----------10cyd.
ns, stripes an lad
igs, 85c and $1.00 val
----------35cyd.
rood quality.. -...c yd.
oo0d quality....15c yd.
Tave been selling at 20
~, 150 ymV(-< - 5c spool
-Iose, sizes up to -
--------c--air
- - BOYS' CLUB MEETINGS.
The Boys Club meetings held last P'
week by county agent and Mr. B. 0.
Williams, assistant state agent, were
a success. Much interest is being
shown by both the members and M
their' parents this year in club work. F.
At these meetings it was definitely .C
decided that.we would take the mem- F
bers: on a two days camping trip to cii
the mnountains. Mr. J. T. McKinney, $0
oui supervisor, has kindly consented ro
to give the transportation on this an
trip. .We have secured Mr. B. 0. th
Williams, also Supt. of Education F. TI
V. Clayton, to go along and assist th
in giving them a good time. Any th
other -boys are invited to join us on in
this trip if they have any idea of tel
b corning a club member next year. wa
Final arrangements will be made at w1
the July club mreetings, so it is im- Ar
port4t that every memlier' be pres- a
:t.7' . Vi
tI. A. Bowen., County Agent. (
- a ll
MAJ IN.McDANIEL. fn
bu
V at ried, on Saturday evening, i
1 8t.h inst.., at the residence of offici- th
ating officer, Mr. Clifton Martin, of lit
Walhalla, to Miss Minnie McDaniel,
of Seneca, .1. Alonzo Brown, N. P., 1 N
at the throttle.
The groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. 1). Martin, of Walhalla, and to
is a promising young farmer.
~SAT
mnty the very best va lues i
this announcement, just m
is of our customers.
new low prices have beer
utr prices, we quote a few
for cash only. We have
ir store whether you buy
CO"'. Pi
JAMES,..F.--PHILLIP. --
The body of Private James F.
Phillips, Co. D, 323rd infantry, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Starling. Phillips,
arrived in Easley June 2'd, and was
laid to rest on the 5th ' in ~the Mt.
Carmel cemetery. Rev. H. H. Mace
conducted the funeral in the pres
ence of a large crowd of relatives and
friends. People from far and near
came to take the last look on the
beautiful casket, draped with a U. S.
flag. We want to thanks the people
for so many pretty flowers that cov
ered the young soldier~s grave. The
boys that served overseas acted as
pall bearers. There were many
other young soldiers present and the
way they acted meant we still stand
by you after death.
When James left his home on the
124th of May, 1918, he said, "Mother,
don't worry about me. I am going
.through the war and coming back
home to you if it's God's will." But
on the 8th of November, 1918, God
called at the hospital over in France
and said, James, I came to take you
home to live in peace, where thene
will be no more war. We cannot. see
why God called him from us just. in
t.he bloom of life. but God's will
must be done. We often think of
this: "Greater love has no man than
this: to lay lown him own life for
his country." He has gone to a
fairer land of pleasure and love to
join the bright band angels above.
His sister,
Sunie Phillips.
PRICI
se people of Pickens cow
as ed to be able to make
taking care of the interes
have been revised and :
ce mention here of all o
das quoted in this ad are
re always welcome at o
V
GO sTO ROAM MEETING.
in For Shorter Route From Ander.
son to Augusta.
Anderson, June 1.-W. Frank
Gee, W. L., Brissey .and Arlington
Fant, secretary of the Chamber of
mmerce, have gone to Calhoun
His to attend the good roads asso
tion in the interest of the Ander
-Augusta .highway. The proposod
ate is by Starr, Iva, Lowndesville
d Calhoun Falls, connecting with
improved highway at McCormick.
tis route will be ten miles shorter
in any other way to Augusta from
a Piedmont section. It would be
luded in the state highway sys
n, and maintained by the state high
y commission. The proposed high
y will go through three counties,
iderson, Abbeville and McCormick,
d it is said. that four states are
ally intorgsted in the project
orgia, Florida,. North and South
rolina. It has been indicated that
three of the counties are anxious
d willing to do their part in the
ilding of this road.
The above dispatch is of special
terest to Pickens county, because
e road nIentioned would form a
ik in the good road now being
ilt from Augusta. Ga.. to Brevard,
C.. by way of Pickens. and would
ake this route still more popular
ith tourists to the mountains from
wer South Carolina. Georgia and
lorida.
BENS
Simps
n good merchandise ti
ow, as it is in keeping v
i put into effect this v
to give you an idea of I
many other extraorc
or not. Make this sto
MEN'S AND BOY:
15 Per' Cen~t Discount
Market I
$16.50 TO
MEN'S, LADIES Al
SHOE
15 Per Cent Discount
Men's Pants, all sizes..
Lion Brand Hats for m<
Schoble and Stetson H
OVERALL SI
Balmar Overalls
H apgrade Overall
Everett Overafls
Carlhartt Overali s -
Boys Overvalls
Youths O)vera -
All of our goods
secte~d for the Pickerns
cant pleasie you nual~
ser vice.
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FOR SA LE-Good carriage and
harness. Also a nice new top bug
gy. The re is at bargain. " See Stace
M. Towne. Pick' ns Star Rote.
3t-10O-pd
ON'S
t have been
rith our policy p
reek on many
:he saving you
linary values, ,SR
ON CheLdR'S
th oRi Police.
hen $4.48in you.98
of oays$5.98
ECIA LS.
$401.00
ofntyse re. W
ty $ty.e, andc $4.9
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