The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, November 17, 1921, Image 4
The hicteis 8 1
PICKENS, S. C.
PUBLISHED EVERY TRURSDAY1
1.10 a Year Invariably In Advaneo.
5ntered at Fickens, 8.0. Postofice as
Seond Class Mai: Matter.
GARY HIOTT, Editor and Mgr.
THE HOME PAPER
A western editor gives the follow..
ing review of a part of the services
which local papers render their,
readers: "Your home paper herald
ed to the world your birth. It told
of your entry to school. mentioned
the party when you were sweet six
teen, applauded your graduation
from the high school, started you to
ecliege. and when you returned it
mentioned the job you secured. It
told of your marriage to the sweot
est girl in town and also mentioned
the advent of your first-born. Told
of the visit to pa and ma, sympathiz
ed with you in your sadness, rejoiced
with you in your joy and when you
die it will do its best ,to get you
through the pearly gates at two dol.
1ars per year."
Considerable numbers of wild ducks
are visiting Pickens now. Dr. P. E.
Woodruff killed two ducks at one
shot last Saturday morning and then
went over on the other side of town
and killed two more before he quit.
Mrs. R. R. Roark is assisting in the
office of Martin, Blythe, Craig &
Keith at Pickens for a month or two.
In addition to the regular work of
this office it is now busy with ab
stract work in connection with the
farm loan association.
BEST MATFARIAL. USE'
JAMESO1
Dependable Sh<
PHONE 36
MAIL ORDERS SOl. I('1TF
Some people always seem to do th
:vhen the price is just right, others d
1hat time things have changed, and
Right now is the best buyinit tLime
years, and it is the wise customer~ t~h
-The largest stock ini the P'ieihuott
Wec are offer'ing for Novembier on
Any $ 25.00 Diamiond Ring 10i
*Any 50.00 Diamond Ring 10i
* Any 100.00 Diamond Rinig 10i
Anyy 150.00 Diamond Ring to i
D~ont fail to see thes.
WalterH.
The Progressi v(
Anderst
FORDS AND
I We will receive
of Fords of all styli
starters, and can ma
ery.
O'DELL Mi
PLAY AT DACUSVILLE
"Dot the Miner's' DauhTtet,"' is the
itle of a play that Will 'be given at
the Dacusville High'" shool . in the
school house on Thursday{night, Nov
ember 24, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
Following is the cast of characters
in the play:
David Mason, a farmer-Mrs. 'Por
tus Jones.
Herbert Mason, D id's son just
from college-Mr. Jim Ponder.
- Royal Meadows', ter son' of Mrs.
Clifton--Mr. Carl' Jones.
Arthur Lloyd, a villian-Mi- Frank
Jones. -
George Clifton, a returned Califor
nian-Mr. H. Z. Jones.
Parson Swift, clergymani-Mr. Kay
Williams.
Bill Lorry, a boatman-Mr. E. T.
Ferguson.
Brewster, police officer-Mr. L. P.
Thomas.
Ebony, colored individual-Mr.
Bailey L.)per.
Mrs. Mason. David's wife-Mrs. Il
Z. Jones.
Dolare', the miner's daughter
Miss Maurine Dean.
Mrs. Clifton, George Clifton's de
serted wife-Miss Annie Ferguson.
Winnifred Clifton, Mrs. Clifton'.
daughter-Miss Pearle Wilkes..
Hapzibah, c- lored woman-Mis:
Lora Hooker.
Bride's Maid--Miss -011k' Jones.
Admission. 10 and 15 cents.
Refreshments will be served fron
5 to 7 p. m. and everybody Invited
Dacusville Faculty.
SINGING AT HOLLY SPINGS
There will be an all day- singing a
Holly Springs the third Sunday it
November. Profs; Bolding, Riggin!
and other proniiint singers will b<
present. Everybody invited to con
and bring the Well-known Wellfillet
baskets.
RETURN POSTAGE PAID.
BROS.
)e Repair Shop
EASLEY, S. C.
P'1 OM I'T SEP' ,Ch
NDT .
mrs .iust at the right time. They buy
)mat seem to catch on until later, by
they have to p~ay the adlvan'edl
for D)iamondusl youa have hadl in lie
it l.uys now, $l75
lot -,.. . .
Jewelry Store
~f, S. C.
Li
FORDSONS.
this week a car load l
3, with and withoutp
he immediate deliv
)TOR CO.
, S. C.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Notices run under this head at the
rate of one cent a word for first in
sertion, one-half cent a word for
each subsequent insertion.
REECE'S GIN will not run on Sat
urdays after .November 19. A. G.
Reece, manager.
FOR SERVICE.-One Jersey stock
cow. $1 cash. A. D. Duncan, Cen
tral route 4.
FOR SALE-Pair n-ire mute,, aigt
7 years, weight 2,350 pounds, sound
and very quiet and gentle, work any
where. As good a team as ever came
from Tennessee to Pickens. Pric
$500 cash or good papers. W. A
Mathews, Pickens.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On
white female pup with dim b.ae spot
on it. Answers to name of Sport
Finder please notify or return to
Hi. Nix, box 132, Pickens R 2.
FOR SALE-International stee
hay press on truck. Good as new
Bargain. Robert Stewart, Picken:
AM BUYING seed cotton. A. (
Reece at Reece's gin.
FRESH COW FOR SALE. T. A
Kelley, Pickens R3. phone 2712.
STRAIGHT SALARY: $35.00 pc
week and expenses to man or won
an with rig to introduce Eureka Eg
Producer. Eureka Mfg. Co., East S
Louis, Ill.
FOR SERVICE-Thorough bre
Poland China Boar. P. M. Brazeal
R.2 Pickens.
WANTED-Man with car to se
low priced GRAHAM TIRES
$130.00 per week and commission
GRAHAM TIRE CO, 3159 Boule
vard, Benton Harbor, Mich,
NOTICE-Registered Berkshir
boar service $5.00 or pig. W.
Mathews, Pickens, S. C.
LOST-Several weeks ago betwee
residence of E. A. Lewis and Picker;
one brown leggin with one stra
broken off. Finder please return t
W. R. Lewis at Pickens.
I have a full-blooded hound do
that I found caught in fence Tues
day night. I)og has black back, ta
legs and left ear split open. Frpn
Smith. at. Mr. Ben Hagood's pla>.
Pickens.
SMALL FARM WANTED.--Woul
like to hear from owner of smnaI
farm on river that would sell tfo
small cash payment down. J. E
Payne, No. ii H~atch St., Brando:
Mill, Greenville, S. C. 4t
ILOST-Saturday. in Pickens or be
twen Pckns ndmy home, a ae
se'ven dollars and warehouse receipt
fo six bales of cotton antd othe
p lapers. lFindler please return to mn
or~ The Sentinel omhee and receive re
ward. J. E. Durham.
LOST--Retwveen Fasley and m:
res5id~ece last Friday, a pair of bo-s
new tan shoes anid pair of stocking;
m same~t1t package. F'inder please r~e
turn to me cor to The Sentinel othe
and~ get re(ward. J1. WV. ('auley.
GINNING; $l,50.-The. Pickens Oi
anid Fertilizer' Co. is now ginning cot
~ton for $1.50 a' bak. and putting or
heavy weight bagging and ties.
FOR SALE--Two black marc
mules, 7 and 9 years old1, weighing
about 900 p)ounds each; 2 buggies and
harness; two-horse wagon, wagon
and buggies in good repair; three
year-old Devon hull, weight about
1200 pounds; also one Put man organ
good as nlew. Reason for selling,
am plannmng to leave this state. ..
W. C'auley, Pickens. S. C.. Roiute 2.
I"O)R SA LE-'-Black marei mnuIe,
three years old. weighing b'etwveen
seven aind e'i'ht hitre p~t IIoundms.
Worth $200), will take $1-40 eash r
goodl paper. M. D. ChatppellI. Pick
ens R ;3.
I WILL HlUY your poultry, eggs
andc multiplying~ Onions on Saturday.
E. HI. Craig. Pickens:t
FOR RE NT-One or two-horse
farm, near Mou ntaint Grove church.
TI. A. Kel'ly. Pickens R3, Phone No.
2712. 3t
666
w~ll break a Cold, Fever and Grippe
quicker than anything we know, pro
venting nnu,,-..a,
FO
AT PRICES L
The day of high priced clothing ha
$40.00 to $65.00 to get an all wool g-i
We are specializeing this fall on You
shown from $20.00 to $35.00. A bi.r
Suits for the older men on more co:i
boys and the big boys. A big line o?
18 and 19 year. A big assortment o!
WE Al
At least that is what all the weal tI
need one. All wool overcoats for b)
fellows and older men, all sizes and a
tive models, from $15.00 to $35.00.
A big line of Rain Coats, Sheep Sk
and February.
Look at our line of clothing and ov
of that bad habit of paving high prig
FOLG E;
"The store wherE
price."
Clothing, Shoes, Ha
VAUGHAN MODERN NORMAL
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Branch Session
EAST PARK BAPTIST CHURCH
Greenville, S. C.
Term of four weeks '
e Beginning November 21, 1921
Under the auspices of
JAMES D. VAUGHAN
Music Publisher
n Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
Tuiton, full term-----------..$10.0.1
i Board, per (lay --------------$ 1.0.3
Books free.
-k R. N. Grisham, Sec'y.
Box 319. Greenville, S. C.
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pipe!
that
Pin7e| Alert i brim
b , tdyre tns smok
pou, *cyta, gla&s Pu
Au'ido",'. i,; to ngt
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home.
The Sentin
ment is well
lprnting warn1
"[ER CLOTHIN(
R 1921-1922'
ESS BY 40 PER
A YEAR AGO
s gone, we hope to stay. A year
it of clothes, while today you can br
ng Men's Clothing. The snappiest
range of patterns in all the lates t
servative models from $15.00 to $35.
boys' clothing starting at the 3 y
styles and patterns from $6.00 to
E GOING TO HAVE A COLD WIN
ter pi'ophets say. We are fixed for
ys from 5 year to 18 year at $6.00 t
I pure wool, in the new belted mod<
in Coats, and Sweaters. that you w:
ercoats before you buy, for we ca;
:es, for you don't have to any more.
t & HEN[
quality in merchandis
ts and Gents' Furnishing
-all for Pictorial Review Patterns.
.- GREENWOOD,
The most beautifully located and
oughly practical courses of study.
guaranteed to graduates or money
Write today for catalogue. Ad.h
W. S. PETERSON, Pres.
F. L. WEBB, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Cateechee, S. C.
1N2 1
mewhere'
Spipe and P. A
irt fresh all over again at tl
--and forget every smoke ex
spilled the beans!1 For a
Eul with 'Prince Albert, will
ejoy you ever registered! I
t a pin in here! Prince A
~or parch your throat. Bo
sive patented process. So,
rou may have stored away t1l
We tell you that you can--a
ir life on eeyfr-p-fy
acking!evrfieu-fy
Lat P. A. hands you in a pipe
-made cigarette! Gee--but
olling 'em with Prince Albe
se P. A. is crimp cut ands
RiNEE A
the national joy a
el Job .Print~
equipped to
ts of the pnl
,OVERCOAT
CENT THAN .
ago you had to pay anrwhee from
iy the best fr6m $25.00 to $40.00.
most up-to-date, line we have 'ever
styles.
00. We haven't forgotten the little
!ar olds, and going'to- extra sizes in
15.00.
rER.
you in Overcoats and you will surely
>. $15.00, Overcoats for the young
!Is, and also on the more conserva
It surely need in December, January
1 surely save you money. Get out
)RICKS
a comes before the
Goods at Specialty
OUTH CARLINA
quipped school in the South. Thor.
Most reasonable rates. Positions
back.
PEENWOOD, S. C.
DR. J. L. AIKEN
Dentist.
Reasonable Prices.
Masonic Bidg., Pickens, S. C.
Ie beginning! Get a
perience you ever had
jimmy pipe, packed
trim any degree of
t's a revelationi .
[bert can't bite your
thi are cut out by our
just pass up any old
at you can't smoke a
nd just have the time
u play Prince Albert
it will duplicate in a
you'll have a lot of
irt; and, it's a cinch
ays put!
LBERT.
mnoke
ing iDepart
handle the
Al1.