Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Central Me CEN' We have received 01 International. This line is ten years. Better this sea; u(ced. Let us show you tl ti CENTRAL MER CENT Hi~iM iHiis is MORGA] INSURANCI Cen Iif :.'our Life, Ifouse, ha is not. insured we will in one of our good strong e may be too late. yours MOiRGA\A InsurancC BANK 0] F. B. MORGAN, Pres. Cents A number of our cust corned that the Boll Weevil I We hereby offer ten dollars i: who gives the Pielcens County live in Pickens County and August. A committee of thi vice. Mail what you have to s S. C. Boll Weevil Dept. Lo BANK OF CEN' PIEDMONT COL Non-Sectarian; Standard Four Years Senior Colley University in Georgia with highon its own supplies reduce Board, 'Tui For catalogue and full informat:i Dean J. C. :0 Next week see announcemeit Make Toll C Every strunit MI~att to the .0 e he a i Bell Te~lephon from~ TLhe low night ra vemlence. SOUTTH-ERN REI AND) TELEG10, frigerator.s ranV Spacity to 100 pc at greatly redu( $24.00 Refrigere $27.00 Refriger: $30.00 Refriger: $38.00 Refriger: Also a few sold foi, $5.75 t( Get yours b( * ~ Easley, S. C.' rcantile Company. rRAL, S. C. ir New Fall Line of Samples for the the,line we have been handlinp for ,on ithan ever, and the prices are re Lo samples. CANTILE COMPANY, 'RAL, S, C. ' AND ALLEN OF ALL KINDS. tral, S. C. Barn, Automobile or anything you he glad to write the policy for you >mpa:ies. Consult us today, tomor truly, AND ALLEN Of All Kinds. " CENTRAL. B. E. Allen, Cashair LI cal, S. C. le ;omers are farmers. We are con- b ias been found in Pickens County. i gold to the mani, woman or chlid of Farmers the best advice. You must on a farm. Contest open all of ce farmers will pass on your ad- p ay to the Bank of Central, Central, L k Box 67. G 'RAL, Central, S. C. p< LEGE, Demorest, Ga. Positively Christian. e for men and women. No colege or standards. Large outside- income and tion and Fees to $259 for- nine months. , write ;ers, Piedmont College, Demorest, Ga. of High School of Piedmont Cnllege ails from Home & residence Bell Tepehone iis se sort of a long distance in nt as the one in your offlee. s that slip your mind during ass of your business day can nded to by Long Distance: >ur home at night. make this a profitable con TELEPHONE( iCOMPANY 1%, ER ATORS nice enameile lined re- m ~romn 50 pounds ice ca sthat we will close out 73 prices. oi' now only . - - .$17.00 tor now only ..-.-.$19.50 n"fow only .. ...$22.00 noflw only - - -$29.00 a-ivy Screen Doors thatri ~o now for only $4.25. 'ie they all go. A R BROS. T H ardware Phone 68 PICKENS WINS PENNANT'. Pickens County Textile League Sea son Ended Last Week. At a meeting of the board of di rectors of the Pickns County Tex tile baseball league held in Picker. last Thursday night the pennant fog the season just closed was awarded to the Pickens Mill team, second ic No. 3 mill at Liberty and third place to Glenwood. The Alice Mill drop. pod out of the league two weeks be fore the close of the season and at Phat time was leading in the stand ng by a good margin. I1nd this eam renlaine(d in the leau it would lave won the pennant. This was the first season of the -ickens county ye(-gue.t and it had a uirly successful year. The league ; lirst: organized(1 was col0posed of t sley :ill N<-. at I.:herty; ......................*1~ - m i .jpped out of the *ue- and t1 1111((' la e I: tal n by ICI:crrns Ml The End'y1t. amid (;I r "d teamsllt played'; unde!tr unifavor bl(' conditions. Both th e m ills adt t('ams ii the li'(h-li1 h-a- e nd as fast as the I-kens coUity z'uo t('amls (l op!(bJ; a 'Omiti fp I-. 1e I'iedmnoa- Ie:i'tue t .: -;ouitl k. hull TIho 1h o e G ?enwood -:mn fiiislhcd l >.,:t in t:-. I cketls >unt:. leag,-uei much ~erwit1 id-e it o I- air and :ame fight it put up : r di'-ou a rai.ingt circu mstances. No plins have been made for a ickenis county league next year, but is Paper suggests that the mills of e county could form among them Ives one of the fastest independent agues in the state and it would not necessary for any Pickens county am to belong to an outside league. Following is the official standing. the Pickens county leagua at the rise of the season: Won Lost Pct. ekens - - 6 .600 berty- - - - - -10 7 .588 enwood- - - - 2 16 .111 At the time the Alice team drop d out it had won 14 and lost 3 mes. TO BE OR NOT TORE Eyeglasses or- spectacles ? That is the question. Let .8 decide for y ou by- examining your eyes and prescribing (1yeglasses or spectacles, whiuchevecr is preferable. We w ill recommuend Sheiltex S 'hur--On Mountings because they look as thioughm made for' youI~ alone w hen we make thre selection and do the fitting. Kodak Films Developed by Experts ODOM-SCHADE OPTICAL Co. .A. ODOM, A. H-. SCADE, President Sec'y. & Treas. Consulting Optometrists. lasenic Temple, Greenville. 3. C. . R. Martin .J. HI. Earle ireenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C. MARTIN & EARLE Attornefs--at-Law. Practice In All Courts Pickens Oflica in Court House. 3reenville Office opposite Postoffice, Phone 404. 'The next time you buy calomeI ask for alotabs The purified and refined calomet tablet. that are nauseatess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain. ed and improved. Sold only, in sealed packages. Price 35c. BAPTISTS A46 bANC1ING. The following editorial- from The Baptist Courier is published by spec ial request: At present there is no "stir" in our ranks as to dancing.- The usual critici=m of our girls' schools is, just now, at the minimum. No one has n recent weeks written us for a "de. liverance" on this subject. All of which indicates that it is a good time to say the thing we have in mind. We are not now writing of the evils in dancing. Some think that there are no evils in it. We very . iously take the other side. But we will let that go for the present. Nor do we wish to say in this edi torial any thing of other churches than Baptists. If other denomina. tions take a different stand oin this sijeet we rant ti: n the rirht to (o o. Perhaps they eail prosper in it. Some animals can get fat on grass. Others can't ct it. We have known; flies: and it is also a fact that some of the meibers of th )sc families Were very healthy specimens. No otle could ienly i:. We (t not wish to do s0. Now, notwit hsta ndinu this rather oliithy i:itrodlctiol. we only pur- I Puse :o may onle ver'y simtple thing. it . : l'he losit:ol of Baptists on rda nc ng is settl) d. It is ahsolutely useless to suppoSe that it will ev r be other than it is, Ar muich motiweI. it woll sa-e a leaf of talk and so me. toouble an(l do no little good for some.l to get it 'lealny and firmly in their conscious ne.s that Bapt.ist churches ar' sf!uaroiy against (lancing, having been against it and are irrevocably against it. The thing is settlxl with us.. We very freely admit that there are Baptists who are not against! dancing. Having the great. mass of people in our ranks, we have quite a variety. But we have some mem bers who have loose views about di vorce, about the Bible, about the "higher forms of gambling,' even about. church. membership. But no one imagines that any of these- or all. of these represent Baptists.. They are- with us but not of us. Amd. yet they represent us about as certainly as do that. tassel fringe of. soiciety dancers who are on the- mere- border I of. the! denominational garment and we- who are really made of a differ ont stuff. from. that of which the- gars ment itself is made. Whether their. loss would affect the usefulness of the- garment might possible be' a' question. with. some. What is certain is they do not represent Baptists. I Their ideas on. this subject are' about as alien to the views of the dienomi nation as are- the thoughts of' a flee from those of the dog it pestlers. some people imagine that Baptists wvill change on this matter. They think that witli more of weafth, more of culture, more of society and more of education, they wiEl become 'broader.' This is pure iuragination. Baptists today have more of most of the things here enumanated than A pipe's a Seven days out o joy and real smoke to ajimmy pipe! I Packed with cool, d pipe's the greatest tizing smokeslant yi You can chum it you know that Pri parch! (Cut out b, Why--every puff o: every puff hits the last! You can't res And, you'll get tli you i''; a cigaret - y'u never C rimp cut ~ G;ae nai 17' other denominations; Aiid yi dancing they are what ti6y Piae at ways been. Absolutely nothing but the loss o: their type of religion can change1 ou people on this question. We repeat the thing is settled. It i> not thl only thing settled so far as Baptist { are concerned. Their attitude o immnrsion and on infarit baptism i: an instance in kind. Others diffe with Baptists here, and make grea I arguments. But does any one sup pose that any thing ever has or eve can modify the denomination a these points? If we can imagine 'very great leader, every paper ant ev". ry semimcrry of the denominatio oing wrong oi these doctrines, ye ,ie wvho knbAvs Haptists knows tha the delnonination, in a mighty grounc swell, would sweep such leaders al( mnat:tutions aside as so Tnuch trash atndu move steadi!y on in its time test. 1d faith and praetic'... , But th( H:i Pst position on the ordil lance is '(.t Much im1ore ce'rtainly settled that' 1 .s atttude tow:r du (lancing. And 's it) lem;r- hip that can evet '.' tct it- W hthelr danlcing; is inne." tent of harmaful iDaptist churche: 'V what they think ahout it. All ptist. churches dto not hialtle it ill : :same wary; for how to deal with: t is a pa dcal p robb am and eacia (uric'h g'es at. it in it: own wa' ". ' "' ny' \' :ipl~ t couir -h I'. u 'aidls d' 1Leing. f this o'n.e ' t,:i ta: wear ho!(l up ;,.'e, ald t into thme con nem of all our people it would SVu tn.thle antd (1o !ood. It would, f-. instance, save any one from the u.a that he cat argue with l3aptists on the subject. He nmight conclude that they were a set of narrow mind ed Puritans. But he- would certain iy :spare- himself the task of trying to persuade them to tolerate- or al low dancing under Baptist auspices. It would, also do good to many an individual. Baptist and to some Bap tis; familieu. They would know, if they purposed to go; into this form of 'voldliness, that they chnse a course that can. never, never be har monized: with: their owiz church.. And there are- many of these who prefer their church to the world.. J'.: J. MbSwain Sam B. Craig Greenmille-, S. C. Pickens. S. C. lMsSWAIN & CAMC Practice in State and Federal Courts Pickens Offce Phone 39 For Be3t Results Usne LIVE STOCK R E MEDIE S Sold by Druggists and Dealers pal packed f every week you'll 'get real a contentment-if you'll get c ~uy one and know that for you alightful, fragrant Prince Allb treat, the happiest and most, >u ever had handed out! with a pipe-and you will. nce Albert is free from bite y our exclusive patented proc E P. A. makes you want two r bullseye harder and truer tha: ist such delight! e smokesurprise of your life' ::o with Prince Albert!i Such did know! And, P. A. stays pi -and it's a cinch to roll! You t E ALBER jonal joy smoke PROSPEC''$ 1RICHT FOR FOOT. - BALL AT FURMAN. Greenvill, Aug. 22.-Breakfpg the silence he hal maintained throughout the summer regards prospects fo., feotball at Furn n University this fall, Coach "Billy1% i Laal makes thli Iconic statement': "Furmani is returning this season nine of last yAat's vaIbsity squad. Along with these practically the en. . tire reserve team will be back, as well as some promising men from last year's freshman team. We l e to have.a team jus't as good if not better than the 'Purpl Hurricane' i'o 1020."1 Hriae This fall the Furman squad ,,+ -playing on of the heaviest schedules of any team, in the South. The 1921 card reads: . Sept. 24---Erskine at Greenvil Oct. 1-Newvheirry at Gre nville Oct. 8---University of Georgia at fGreenville. Oct. 15-Georgia Tech atAtlanti. Oc:. 2 ! ---Clemson at Greenville. Oct. 2:)----Citadel a. Greenville. Nov. 5--Mercer at GrIernville. Nov. 1----Carolina at Greenville. Nov. I9.---WofI'ord(l at Greenvil, Nov. 24---Davidson at Greenville. hile the two mien lost from last t cir', sqtl:;l aire Captain Jeter, men m"ned f;: th all-southern tackle, * ..'i -t ed ' ) ic. V Speer, m ientio ed for ;w al!-southern half-back, this yei.r's !eam will have the bniefit of the famous half-back's prescnce on ~he -rain t ground., as Speer has been eY:ngagled to assist "Billy" Laval as I coach at F'urmat A feeling of con I. iencv prevails that Laval and Speer wil mould a machine out of the ma terial at hand that will come up to the record set by last year's "Pur ple Hlurricane." FOR SALE ORl EXCHANGE. 177 acres of land three miles from Clemson College, joins lands of church and good school, fronting on two good roads, 200,800 feet of good saw timber, plenty of good cross tie timber, good pasture- land, plenty of runuing water, 30 acres fresh land in cultivation, 3 room. house, in g6od neighborhood. This land can,, be P bought for less than half the, price of one year ago. See or write.. It. L. HENDERSON, It Central, S.. C. CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS. Whe - the bowels- are constipated. 1 the lov. ,r bowels or. large intestines becom packed withi refuse matter, that is made up largely of germs. These perrms enter the vermiform ap pendix and set upm inflammation, which i. 'ommonly known as appen dicitis. Tak<e Chamberlain's Talhets when ded and keep your bowels regular -nd you have little to iNar from r - enicitis. Lar-r sortment of ladies Geor gette V ta, $5.0e values for $3.45, Hayes partment Store, Easley. vith P. A.! se-up rself I ert, a e- Prince. Albert Ii sold la toppy red -onCe anld haI oud and #*n4esta l. ess t ) *pvenge moistener top. . lore; when ' ' it be- / \ ryit! T