The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, October 27, 1921, Image 8
THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH
Sc.re IBox-Chocolate
C et rid Nuts or Assorted
Ci.altes and Bot Bons.
Euch package distinctive
erd de!icious.
We lave tLen all-and
thyaehern.
EF.OWf:L PkiARMNjACY1
(ITAriON NOTICk
'I hv Statte of Scu th Crolit.
County if Picke.
By N. A. C hristophe L-:e<. Probat
Iad .seeuit to(inm to grant h er Le4.tt.curs
.01f Adminlistrationl of the F'.tate and(
-'ffects of J( tin W. Thoma.
ThVsu 10n- ther]e1tore, to veite ard
.ndracnish all a! singular the Kin
d-cd and red itors, of the said John
W. Thomas, dt-case di that they be
s11.d4 appear before we, in the Court
cf Probute,. to be held at Pickens on
hi (LAy 44 November next. after pub.
Jicntion hcie. r , t II o'lock in the
l'ort no(r4. I. tih w oi sel , if a y11 they
im e why the ., id .Adin it I1t ion
r-hould nict hl .it n ed
iena i un41-r my 11an14 11this 1.h
41;,y of (th-toil-r Anno, la nini 1921.
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MARY-'PIOKtFORD, PICTURE F1
DAY,
Akexander T'heatre Will Show 31
11pl4ar Pickford 'icture.
"Daiddy Long Legs," in which Ma
Iichkfrd has the most appealing r<
of her career, and which will be pi
sen-lted ait the Alexamder Theatre FI
Uv 'liight is on of teit. most celebr
I Stories 1-f1 the paist deeade.
first aippeaed in the'l Iis' I-or1
Jiourm'nal, whert it was hailed as ti
most IImwiialty .inter'estinijg eriaJ
thou historyi of that publia'tion.
It soon followed ill book ior1, m1
wae real in every city of the Enmii
speaking wol'id. One m illion copit
werel sold,, so thct Jean Vebster,
youig womlan not long utit of collerJo
made a for'tunc fromi thIis- i
work Of course th'e stage claime
it., and under Kaw Sti Erlsllalge
mannfom'nei.t it 4elelled up." matin
hundreds of thousuads of doilla-rit f
the produeers.,
The pagt ' juoiy 4.butt the 01
phan girl,is ,one exactly suited t
laMrJy Pikford. For a long time SMis
Pickford has been anticipating th
part, for it was inevitable that. sh
should plat.y it once tile tlheatrical pro
ducelrs were wiiling to turn over filt
rights. Th Ase Miss Pickford pui
chased recent.ly fur $40,000.
Now. oi tihte tre(il, "lL'dy 1.,on,
I.es," will be seen by m ore peop
than ever. The millions who rea
tt book. tor* ,iw the play wfl see i
('n the scrteen, too, fIor* nolte of then
ever have forgotten this apjpealinl
story which come s like a ay otf sun
shih into the troublets of everyda:
lifv.
Thin is the 1 first time that "Dadd.N
Ioiv l s," has bet.en shown it .
town thl size of Pickens and Mallagel
Mat it ney is to be commended foi
ge int it for his patrolls.
Al pit'eeds from the show F''riday
im-uht., abuive actual expeset'i, will g<
t \it wrd payin g' for tihe new ilaboratoiory
uipmen t in tihe PiCke'ns sc'hk-00.
Admis-ion 2.w and 50c.
W l',J, NWNNECIO ImEADl.
.16''iihn Terry. olinord. die(d it hl"
h14-met inll'ik .\onday. morn-Iing of
h.!t w Ot4-af t o a 111-u ilhtless. and
))-hi, 1\ bo y a uken-1 too Williamstontm
T th burial. .1,lohn cmlc tu
;ao' aid had coiducted a piwess
lit n i iLt and industrius
CLOGGED BLOD
WITHERS THE B1DY
tertioin Take Giu(tde's' i'eptioaanganii
i -a l~\ i'r metntally. tse tup e.ner
?y wi' h'.n they~' overwork thaey use
upf n'''re tnergy, andi somttim'fes the
i olets in a runt-doiwn contditiona.
Wit h'ut rest thet boodl cannlot get
back to' normatllt. -' that it becomes
T h ,* b.-' \ ei bl ooi t a l i h
let 'h!ody. Thei sLtied looks t
hi -unken cheeiks. andl necks, thi
aed ined feeltling!.. atre thet re'sultt
ti ah-i bloodt dt~iriing thet systen
Wrrsgo thet dru1t -tiorei alm
i Gudeit's P'eptii-.\laniirn wthen the:'
. ii wiak anid runii down~ . T'hey tak<
I mi 'ither'i tihe 1iidii or the table
'lrni. TIhat makes the* blood, rich ant
a mI LI Ix ygen1, t'arried hv the' littii
a d el. renews~V the' :trengtha an
but~ilds up the entire systemil. 1.oo
VLedicines
You Feeling ?
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duin byreni rruts o exl 1i
It t1~ p ' ershrp II eci tlts i~i
DRUG CO.
ENS, S. C.
~" is Our' Watchword.
EI- W 'SCHOOL BUILDING FOR
;.E1ANE 'MUE
st The trustees of Twelve 11il schoo
district let tle contract for. the niev
school buihling 31onday to 3lr. Sai
.Nalley of lickens for $,400. This
e to be a thret -room building and whet
completed vill bie one of the Iicesi
i.rrul schooil butilinigs in :the couniity
lhe ne w buildin.. will be located e*
(he mai n road near W. H. liel
1\Vork will beginl ne4xt lnday non~rn
ing and the .i)ob is to be completed
within seven \w ks.
h'jie people of Twelve Milk school
district on September 24 vo-ted inl
fvo of issuing 1'2000 wortl of lbonds
to bAnid a new e-chool house anad tht
statel and county supplemientel thi
SSUm mhiich wil tnlable this district
to have a school house which wilj be
a *t.cde-1. to the .community -and no
r longer may it b.e said that Twelve
behind in giving its ehld
- iMW.chatnce to get, an education.
Trbve tae about eig-hty pupils enroll
ed hm11 now. The -ustees of this
district are Robert M. Welborn, Sam.
uel Sheriff :arl W. P. Long.
'.. C. MEETUNG.
The October meeting of the Pik
ens chapter U. 1). C. was one of the
n'ost enjoyable of the year, a very
large crowd being present and attest
ing by their preeice their (ep in
t terest in tihe work of this great or
- aniz.ation. Much routine buginess
was transeled and otlivers were plec
ted for the ensuing year as follows:
Plresident, M rs. T. .J. Mauldin; vice
president. \lts. Frank \leFall; ree
(or1ding scretary, .\liss Nell Grandy;
vorrespoundiig s('eretary. MIis. C. E.
RHibinsun; treasurer, Iliss Frances
Bruce; historian, Mirs. W. T. .\cFall
regi.rar, liss Knight.
Thr president told of the part
wliel. the chapter will play in the
"Keowee Trail." A sketch of H amp
ton Roads and its historic association
n.as given by Mliss Ruth Cannon, and
Mrs. J.1amies P. Carey. Jr.. read a re
sumie of the early history of Pickens
County and District. .Ilrs. Wayne
Mauldin read a poem on "Tlhe ilm
mortal Six Hlundrued."
Hiere he seritus study of tihe meet
ingt' was brokeni and the thoughts of
those pres-ient wvr.e put in a Im ..rou.s
channel whei .\liss Sarah Farmter' de
liightfully remi ite of .ames Whit
c me Rily's poenls. Miss Frances
B1ruce and .I\rs. .J(hn Carey gave
evteral piano' ( and violin duets.
\irs. G;Uy MceFall, Alvm. I1. C. Smith.
.\l's. .J. T. IIutchings and Mliss Grace
Hiiutching's were the ijoint hostesses
on this happy casion at 'irs. Guy
IeFaIlls attractive home and disen
etd their' hospitality in a most charm
.\lEFTING OF 1). A. R'
.\'s. GA. R. HendrlIicks. Mrts. A. .1.
Bh.ggs and .\liss .\lildred Cox we're
the attractive hostesses for the Qe
t(,ber 9.eeting of the Fort Pr'ince
Get.i'ge chapter, P. A. R., at the hos
pitable homie tfN Airs. Het ndricks. The
business session was fuill of interest
ing discussion pertaining to t he wel
fare of tie chapter. and particularly
of interest to the public is the fact
that the chiapteir will take part in
t he pageant, "'Thie Keowee Trail ." to
be giveni iln Grieenville Novemibei II.
NIrs. Bessie Smith of Liberty with
lts.~ Wnay 'ne~ Mauldini of Picke'nis as
atraewill represent the chapter
at the State e.nference to meet in
Charleston iln early N-ovemlbe'r. 'The
re gn, ii \ris. T1. ,1. Mauldin. with the
vice reent, Mirs. Robt. Kirksey, are
also expec(ted1 to at tend.
A beautiful story of the life of
Anni I' Cuinninghamn, who coinceived
lie idea of t he purchase anud p rese r
v at ion of Mt. Vernon as a national
brhiine, was prepa red by Mr s. .1. I-.
Ban ist er, an titMrs. Parsons told oft
the lives of Esther Walker. Martha~
Wilson and He'lutheland Butler, all
br)a ve' hero ine s of SothI I Cain intl i
Revolu tiona1Iry (lays.
Theii soc ial hour tit.whIich is al Iways
a teat ure of t hese meet i ngs, was
Simmfls Shiool Notice
Not is' is hereby given that th<n
comiiipulso iry school attendancitie ham
wi1ll i2o into effect ini Simus Schoo
o i.-tict No. 6~ on D~cembher 5. l2
0. 1). I'pps,
t'
Re'giseredl Optomiet rist
Will test eyes andu fit mlasses :a
(liy October 2ith. U'-RIt iiv itedi. Ii
home ottice Branfwood~ c'rossinlg, Wei'
Jdty iand Saturday.
Dr. a. 'L. Valley and family hav
moved into their new home on Flo
enee str"!t. The New house is .bull
ni the same site as Dr. Valley's ol<
house and is one of the handsom.s
in the county. Mr. Bertram Port.
11d family are nIow occupying t1
lRev. Leo tillespie house just vacete4
hy r.)1. \Valley's family, and Mirs. Or.
.11auldin a1d .lrs. 'armer and da11u
.ht( r have 'aomved into Mrs. 41, uid in'.
h< u.se ,(,merly occu pied by Mr. Pc(
:d family.
GINNING St.50.-The Pickens Oi
an1d Fertilizel Co. is now ginning cot,
bt.ji for $1.5P a bale and putting or
lavy weight !bagging and ties.
SEED OATS
TEGXAS RE AND APPLER
MORRIS & CO.
COUNTY rAX NOTICE.
The books foir ib collection of
State and County tam will be open
froni October 15, 1921, ~te December
:,lst, 1921.
Those who prefer to ci paty in
January, 1922, with I per cent addi
tiomil. Those who prefer paying inl
February, 1922, may do so with 2
per cent additional. Those who pre
fer itying il Mtie 1922, to the 15th
of said month. may do so by nn .ad
dition of 7 per cent. After said date
the books will close.
Those who do not Wish to. c.omne to
the office can write me and I will
furnish themi with the amount due
n(l they van remit me by check,
money order or registered mail.
Please do not send money without.
registerilig name, as it is liable to
get. lost Llld it is at senders risk.
State Levy, 1.2 mills.
Ord Co.. 9 millk.
Const. School, 3 mills.
Road Bend :: ;14 mills.
Glood Roads. 2 mills.
Special Road, 6 1-4 mills.
Total. :1 mills.
Road Tax,. $:'.00.
.ivy fv r interest on IPickens 11. R.
Bonds. liirricane township, 2 mills.
I.evy for irterest on Pickens R. R.
Bonds, Eastatue township, 2 mills.
levy for interest on Pickens It. R.
lionds, l'iekns township, 2 mills.
'oll tax 1.00. One Dollar.)
F.very made persoi between the ges
of 21 to 410 years is liable except
those excused by law.
Commieiutation Road Tax, $:.00. All
male persmsi between the ages of 21
V:ld 50 yvars iare liible, c \ve1)t those
e*xcused by law.
f'apitation )og Tax $1.25. All
purso1 owning.: digs art reqjuired to
pIy i tax of $1.25 on tach dog':
Special School Tax by Districts.
District No. I. 7 mills.
District No. 2, 11 mills.
Dlistrict No. :8, 8 mills.
Dlitrict No. 4, 8 mills.
District No. 5, 8 mills.
Dlistrict No. 13, 8 mills. .
District No. 7, 8 mills. -
D)istrict No. 8, 19 1-2 mills.
Disrict No. 9. 20 mills..
District No. 10, 11 mills.
District No. 11 , 24 mills.
District No. 12, 1.0 mills.
Distriect No. 1:8, 15 1-2 mills.
District No. 14, 8 mills.
District ,No. 15, None.
Distriet No. DI , 8 mills.
District No. 17, 20 mills.
IDistrict No. 18, 14 mills.
D istrict No. 19, 8 mills.
District No. 20, II mills.
IDistrict No. 21 , 8 inills.
Dlistret No. 22, 8 mills.
District. No. 2:8. 10 mills.
D)istict No. 24, 10 miiill's.
District No. 25. 11 mills.
IDistrict No. 261, 1:8 mills.
Dlistrict No. 27, u mik.
District No. 2Y 8 mil .
Dlistrict No. 21'. 10 mills.
District No. :80, 8 mills.
D Iistrict No. :81, 20 mills.
District No. :2., 8 mills.
District No. :8:, 11 1-2 ~mills.
District Nc. :85, 8 mills.
*istrict No. :86, 10 mi'.in.
list rict No. :87. 1: mills.
D is tri ii. t N o. :88. 111 m ills.
D ist ri No. :'9. 8 mills.
Dist rict No. .40, 8 mills.
D istri. t No. 41, 8 mills.
District No. .12, 1s mills.
District No. -It. 8 mills.
1Distrnict No. 45. -1 mills.
Dietrict No. .11. 15 mills.
D istrnict No. .17, 8 mills.
I iistict No. .48, 8 mills.
listicti No. 4,l, la mlls.
D listrit No. SI. S mills.
D istrict No. 52, 5 millk.
Distriict No. 5, s mills.
lDistrict No. 56,. a mills.
( . . Ilnton
el GATF?S SCHOOL NOTICE.
t Notice is hereby given that the
I coj))ulso.y school attendance laW
t will go into effect in Gates School
r District No. 22 on November 28, 1921.
This school will ,e.gill its i-ext se
I sion November '7 with Mr. and M rs.
iovey Seaborn, Mrs. Ada Iurhlam
aln(I Miss (ilstrap tealchers. Al! p-os
tIVe ul)pil r11ge( to I l.rtsent
opemiug day.
S. J. Nations, C im.
Board of 'Irustees.
FLATI RCOCK SCHOOL NOTICE
The comPulsory school attendance
law will go into effect in Flat Rock
School District No. 4 on November
24th, 1921.
M. J. Boggs. Glam.
Board of Trustees.
DR. J. L. AIKEN
Dentist.
Reas*onab)e Prices.
Masonic Bldg., Pickens, S. C.
The Pickens Ser
ville Daily New
of The 'N4
For tit balance of this year Th,
ty subscribers the following special
The Greenville News (Daily' and Sui
The Picken.S Sdntinel, regular priel
Regular subscription price of both 1
SPECIAL OFFER: Huth apers <
The Grteenville News Daily withor
The Sentinel, regular price
Re-gular subscriptien price of both I
SPECI A I. OFFE1R: Hoth papers
The GIt enIville News gives you
Sent lI keeps you posted on your I
of fte bl'st dailits in the South and 1
to ru ral readers in l'iekens county 1
Blrintg or st-1(d all subscriptions I
15 Years'
Inthe Drug Bus
usa few things
gooh~t d 0 thing w ill h1
LEI'WHITE SAE
We. be liev e is. the bes-t salve on
nn mnd dIon't take a subst.itu
Sent any wherie upo rece1 ipt
KEOWEE I
R. E. Lewis, Prop
G REENWOOl), 5
The most beatifu lly located and
(ough ly pract icaI l ouses of stutdy.
gu~araniteedl to grladualtes' or money
Writ' today for entalogue. Addi
WV. 8. PETrERSON. Pre.
I PICKENS CAB
I We Have on H
SCREEN
SWith Galvanized M
$12.50 up, Screen HL
all sizes, Doors-besi
Casings, Beaver Boar
Come or Write us for
REPRESE.4+ING
CHICAGO'S FINEST WHOLESA1.1
TAILORS.
Hainner Tpiloring Co.,
Chicago, 11.
Vill be glud to shiow sall (
ta1ilr-lade Vlothinig at my home or
elsewhiere inl the .--ml v 1'l ure j e(st
sewhere ill the County uponl request
SAWlL' E. ERVIN, Agont
Noriis,' S. C.
JUST RECEIVED
Car of 100-lb.
-sacks of Salt at
$1.25
Morris & Co.
itinel and Green
s Bothifr Price
.ws Alone
4 tiltilel will maike it t P icken' .coun
affer:
idaty) regular price............'----.0
------------------ 1.50
>apels on1e year ...... . ... $10.50
me year . . .... -P--- 9.00
)R. -------
it Sunday ) reguilari pije.. .... $7.00
-- ---...-1.50
)pers one year . ..------_ .
he stalte and outsid ws and The
ime uit y affatirs. The News is one
u. ly daily ailIper thiat is deliveret(d
le samiiie (aty it is prilited.
the Se(ntinevl office.
Experience
~iness has taught
F-OR SORE~S AND) BURNS
the mariket. Call for it I"
CE :;5e ,
of pri4e. . .. .
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Phone 24.
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.)UTH ('AROLINA ~ .:
-quiped school inl the South. T1hor
back.
l.i:NW~~OOD, 8. ('.
INET WORKS
mfd all Sizes of
DOORS
tire at $2.50 Each.
u diware, Windows
made, Miiouldings,
anything in our line.