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- PICkEN S. , C. :'.; t +-'ED EVERY .THUE SDA Year Invariably in Advanc at Fickens, S. C. Postotff4I ,"ond Class Mail Matter' l .Y HIOTT, Editor and Mgr. Year Suggestion-Don't bo i auger or a gimlet that wot out its own chips. mnday every day in SpartanbUl Ian who gets lit up is not m sly bright. how does the fool get his momn parted from? ne of these easy payml ont '.1at cut to b"3 hard "ols. re:d ones. like ragtime music all right, bt don't play them Boll Weev haven't- noticed that the natiot 'ought has reduced the crop t oats any. r legislature may put a tax o line, but you can safely bet you mn tabacco tag they won't La: old gas. ie war tax on railroad passenge - having been taken ofY Januar: we may now ride from E asley t< ens for 45c. last the Republican party ha - soiething. It has reduced th of Coca-Cola from six cents t cents a glass. ut Tom Watson is letting 'en v he is in the senate. Which i a than can be said of some o other senators, /hat is the matter with the moon ugazine asks. But what fathe mother want to know is who he matter with the sons. /e see advertisements for a 1"'o How to Speak in Public. The boc ot of people ought to reed, tho, w to Keep Quiet in Public.. Vhy do 1enry Ford and those othl lows ask Uncle Sam to let th. ve Muscle Shoals? Why don't tht, to Sel. E. 1). Smith ? He bui and saved the farmners didn't he? rTire is $50,000.000 in gold 1n ti 1 for every inhbitant of the glol ys John Hays Hammond, the f >us mining engineer. We will s< ir share of this mighty cheap me man with cash. An editor out wvest was runnit te motto of his paper': "We t< we truth" Thast week he receiv< "call" from a large man who ol r~tedl to the truth being told, am i consequence time motto disappea dI andl the following was insertet Until we recover frou injuries ri ently receivedl this paperO yill li uist like the rest of them." rhe streets of Heaven are pure gdli Preached Parson Ezra Dudd, And thietstreetsq of the town of Picke: Arc of pure and juicy mud. The Newvs Review of Curre' Events, by Edwvard WV. Pickard, whic The Sentinel publishes weekly, is tI 'inest thing of its kind being p)ubliSl qd in any periodical today. In th -class of wvritng Mr. Pickard is in -class by himself. By reading thi review alone one may keop reliabl pOstedl on the affairs of the countr; *It is not like reading a story in (daily paper todlay only to) have - contradlictedl tomorrow, take anothl angle the next (lay, and so on uni the average reader does not knc "where ho is at." Pickard's dope all reliable and so plain that anybot -can undlerstandl it. Bogin reading this week and you wvill agree3 with1 that this feature alone is worth me than the three cents a week The Se tinel costs. CARD OF TH'IANK(S * We wish to return thanks, first Almighty God, and then to the gol people of Pickens who worked ~hard and . faithful last Saturdi morning and saved our property fro being destroyed by tnre. Our hear are fillied with. gratitude to all. Mr. anid Mrs. H. B. Hendrick~ Got a $46.00 Dictionary for yot school withot cost. See advertis, ment about it I this paper. I AS CO-OPERATIVE MARUF ING ,INCRE ' ED CALIFORt, NIA'S Its OPERITY. An official, ,b jetin has just con from the Vf States Census B1 roau which inedent'ally sheds a 1< , of light on co-operative marketin _ Some scoffers have said that the doubted whether California growei under co-operative 'marketing ha enjoyed much more;prosperity tha other fArmers. Wo,U, the Unite States Government, through its Cei sus Bureau, has just issued a state re ment naming the fifty richest agr t cultural counties in thei Unit< States--the fifty counties whei farmers are making most money. *g Were any o: theho fifty riche: farming counties in California? The very first or richest one of a was one of the California co-opera ive marketing counties. fa was the second richest. y The fourth, seventh and eight richest wore also California co-ope: ative marketing counties. s In other words, of. the eight rie est farming counties in America, fih were from California's co-operativ t marketing counties. And of the el ii tire list of the fifty richest America farming counties, thirteen were froi California. s No wonder the California Ban< if ers' Association at its recent meet ing, recognizing how greatly co-oper ation has increased the farmers' ban n (posits, officially declared through it r agricultural cmmittee: K "Co-operative marketing of fart products of all kinds is undoubtedl the ideal method. Banks can we r afford the encourage any organizatio created for t)iis purpose. Any bani > er who is against co-operative mat keting is opposing one of the savin factors of agriculture." 5 REPLY TO MR. NATIONS Mir. L. W. Nations asked for a explanation of how it was that ti dirst day of January could be ti s first day of the week, the first da f of the year and also be the sevent day of the werk. Here is the e: panation: Until the birth of Jest ? time was reckoned) under the Jewii r dispensation which recognized the se t enth day as the Sabbath. The Sa bath, et Seventh (lay rep:resented ti tini:;hed Creation of God, for he res ! ed fromn his labors. After the birth of Jesus, time h. is bteen reckoned under the Christie dispeiiation, for his birth usher in a new era, and when he died al " r0e again for our justification m the i'ir .t Day of the Wck his rc .y ur'rectinn represe:rted the finish it wtork (f God of the plan of salvatic Ilence, Christians everywhere obser the first day of the week as ti IL Sabbath in recogniticn and comme: dcrtion of the great snerifice of o _ L: ,d for' our relemption. Therefo di it is the~ Lord's day. to 'C. E. Robinson. In answver to Mr. L. WV. Natior question in last week's Sentinel: iWe think Christ tniled all the Je' 1ish ordinances to the cross, such ~d keeping the Jewish Sabbath and ci cumoision and tithing: Let no ma dtherefore, judge you in meat, or drlink, or in respect of an holy da or of the newv moon, or of the sa bath (lays. Col. 2:16. .0 Again, in same chapter, Blottir out the handwriting of ordinanc that was against us, which was co etrary to us, and took it out of'the wi nailing it to the cross. Reader. OLD MILL STiLL GRINDING Christmas is over but the little mi t continues to grind. On last Sund; h the 8th inst. the old miller thinki: ze as Christmas had just passed and i- of a matrimonial inclination had is doubt done cast their lot for a wi a until dan cupid could ,get ~in 8o1 is more work, the services of the liti y mill would not be needed on that d; 7. and the old miller motored off to t a little town of Pendleton. it On his return he was informedi er' his better half that the little mill hi :il had a call and the customer had k w word that as he had heard of t is little mill grinding so many "turn iy and giving entire satisfaction he w it anxious to try it and was perfect is willing to wait the old miller's retu re and would ride around and retu n. about the time the old miller w~ expectedl. So the old1 miller returned about p. m. and at 3:30 p. nm. Mr. WV. Adcox and Miss Beirtie Mae Hos oappeared and asked to be made mi )d and wife. dAs the groom wvas armed with t 10 proper authority giving the conse ~of the bride's father, as the bride w nYI just swveet sixteen, the nuptial kn swas soon tied and now the hap1 couple are receiving the congratul s. tions of their many friends. -T groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. rn Adcox and the bride a daughter ~- Mr. antl Mrs. J. A. Howe all of Norri I, B. Notices run under this head at t 1 rate of -one cent a, word for' first i sertion, one-half cent a' word I eaeJi subsequent insertion. WANTED-Man with car to s low priced GRAJ{AM TIRES. 130 n per week and commissions. GRAHA d TIRE CO., 3157 Boulevard, Bent Harbor, Mich. LOST-On streets of Pickens it Friday a sterling silver bar pin. Fir e er please return to- Sentinel office, t CORN MILL FOR SALE.-Inclu ing mill, crusher, sheller, scales, e 1 gine, belts, shafting, pulleys, e Complete outfit in good conditic Guy McFall, Pick,-., h SALESMAN WANTED to soli orders for lubricating oils, greases as paints. Salary or Commission A dress THE HARVEY OIL CO., Clev , land, Ohio. ROLL TOP DESK WANTED-Mu n be in good condition. Apply The Se 1 tinel office. FOR RENT a good one horse cro Robert Baker. FOR SALE-1200 feet 3-4 inch ge vanized piping, good as new. W sell cheap. Greg T. Mauldin, phoi No. 2903, Pickens. Will have car of coal in a day n so, all that wish any can have it la down at their house for $9.00 p ton. Robert Stewart. FOR SALE-Good house and I in Pickens. See Sam B. Craig or H. Craig, Pickens. New Garage at Norris.-I ha opened a new and first class gara at Norris and carry a full line of cessoriesi. Work done by expc mechanics at reasonable rates. , work guaranteed. D. C. Garre h Prop. 5t - WANTED-To do your Electri e work. A complete stock of fixtu t- carried in stock. House wiring specialty. Walter Hester, at 'I Rs Sentinel office, phone 27. ad We guarantee $36.00 per week i id time or 75c an hour spare time s< )11 ing guaranteed Hosiery. Age s- making $75.00 to $100.00 per we, ed Good hosiery is an absolute necessi 'n. you can sell it easily. Free samp Ve to our working agents. EAGI ie HOSIERY MILLS, DARBY, PEN 11- -_____ _______ Li NOTICE-Registered Berksh' re boar service $3.00 or pig. W. Mathews, Pickens, S. C. s' 666 is a prescription for Colds,Fe' .. and LaGrippe. . It's the most spec a remedy we know. r wl666 wllbreak a Cold, Fever and Grip g quicker than anything we know, p es venting prneumionia. ni STATEMENT OF THE COND LOCATED At the Close of Busin ill aRE ig Loans and. Discounts---.. --- di Overdrafts--...-.......... nio Furniture and Fixtures.... lo Banking House-----. ie- Due from Banks and Bankers --- le Currency--........ wy Silver and Other Minor Coin te Other Resources ay Total-----.. ft LIA SCapital Stock Paid In ,Surplus Fund . Undivided Profits, less Current E lyDue to Banks and Bankers. Individual Deposits Subject to Che nDemand Certificates of Deposit - nCashier's Checks . Bills Payable including Certificate. 3Other Liabilities. ' Total ... in STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. Ele Before me came E. W. Ta nt wvho, being duly sworn, says that t as true condition of said bank, as sho, ot y Sworn to and subscribed before ec Correct Attest: C. E. W. TATE, of T. J. MAULDIN, s. J W.GILSTRAP, I Directors. . ;A - ,. 1ru . We'Ove1tst .fitibbc 1i at< or about' thi- vplue, to ake room One small lot ladies all' oof Ser el ry small lot ladies Coat Sul .00 $25.00 suits to close at -$15.00. - LM On Oue small lot of ladies Coats, $1i A tow childrens Coats, $15.00 va tst e.' small lot mens Overcoats, 54 id One small lot misses and ladies d Just" rescived another 60 doz.cas d- socks we. received, our sales were 4 te. See our remnant counter fot barg on our remnant counter a.t half price. Q1 We do not .look for higher prices S.lined in price lately. We. do be ct id .WE d- But look out for January and Fe e- Shoes, Sheepskin Coats, Overcoats, a s FOLGER, n - The home of Walk-Ov P. woven hosiery, Griffor Machines, Irun King Sto, 1 ill Clothing, Shoes, 1it 1C pr LIBERTY RQUTE THREE id er Dear Sentinel and Readers: As I havent seen any news from this sec tion lately, I will endeavor to send ot my bit. The Christmas holidag sea E. son passed off quitely around here. Let's begin the New Year right, and here's wishing The Pickens Sentinel and its numerous readers, good health, ve happiness and prosperity to you all. ge Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips of Green t Ville, spent a part of Christmas with the latuer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,)oek Adcox. Miss Pearl. Holden of Tamassee In durtrial school, is spending a few days with her cousin Mrs. Maud Nich al .son of Liberty route 1. CS Mr. A. M. Howell of Sanford, Fla., is ha.e for the holidays. C. H. Billingsly of Central spent __ the week-end at home. ull Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bell and little 11 daughier, Louise, accompained by Mrs its G. B. Bell spent Tuesday with the ek. latter's sister, Mrs. Lula A. Billingsly. ty, Mr. and ,Mrs. J. L. Bell, of Central les route 3, were the guest of their aunt GE Mrs. L. A. Billingsly last Friday and N. Saturday. - Mrs. Burgess was the gucst of her ir sons last wveek, Manning andi Claude A Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Herd of Pickens were the (ls f hi aughter Mrs. Nora Buirgess. re Messers Claud Burgess, Paul arnd dy Ernest McCall acconmpained by their father wvere on a hunting trip near. - Brevard, N. C., last week. Miss Lois Dillard of Six Mile, spen~t a wvhile Tuesday with her aunt Mrs. Alonzo Kay. Conie on all ye correspondents let's pe help to make The Sentinel the "new re sy'' paper of this section. "Mutt" [TI ON OF THE BANK OF NORRIS AT NORRIS, Si C. - ess December the 31st, 1921 SO URCES -------- --------- ---$86,721.77 ---- -- -----. --- - -.-17,701.99 ------------------.-----.2,2909. -------------------- --.1,538.10 ---------- ----------- --- -5,845.02 -- - --- ---- -.- -.-1,200.00 -- ---------- - --.261.27j ---------------..---165152' ------ -----..-- -- $117,209.76 BI LIT{ES --------..-.--..--..----- --$20,000.00. ------ -------------.--3,800.00 xcp ensea and Taxes Paid-.--..-347.90 -- --- - - - - -- - ..- ... . -.... 11.24 ck ---...-..-.......-$27,510.12 / ---------- ...-..-14,421.45 ----------...........1,543.06 43,465.63 w for Money Borrowed..---..46,000.00 ------- -- ------------.......3,584.90 ---------- -- --------..-.$117,209.76 to, Cashier of the above named bank, he above and foregoing statement is a v'n by the books of said bank. E. W. TATE. m a this 6th day of January, 1922. J. R. FALLS, 'Notary Puli fo S. C. ck, and fnd a ot 4,Ad ends that for our spring stoclk th w I w soon beg ge Dresses, $15.00 and $2006 values, to o] tp oft $40.00 suits to close a 25.60 $30. .50 to $20.00 values to close at -8~ lues to close at $7.50. inch long, $25.00 and $30.00 values to cio ress shoes in odd sizes, $4.00 and e mens "Woolmik" heavy socks, 6 pairs oy 0 doz. in one day.) ains' in Dry Goods. We do not let ronina on merechandise for some time to come. lieve however that the bottom on prices hb HAVEN'T HAD ANY WINTER YET. bruary. We are well supplied with blanke nid Clothing at right prices all the tim e. HIfNDRiCKS ,r and Endicott Johnson shoes, I Clothes, Carhart overalls, res, Devoe Paints, Chase City b ts and Gents' Furnishing Goo Call for Pictorial Review Patterns. rhe Pickens Sentii ville Daily News of The New For the balance of this year The Ser ty subscribers the following special ifer: The Greenville News (Daily and Su (lay) The Pickens Sentinel, regular pric -...... Regular subscription price of both aper SPECIAL OFFER: Both papers no y -----. OR. The Greenville News (Daily without S The Sentinel, regular price ..-..... Regular subscription price of both aper SPECIAL OFFER: Both papers no The Greenville News gives you the Sentnel keeps you posted on your ome of the best dailies in the South and he c to rural readers in Pickens county he s Bring or send all subscriptions o the The Picker A NEWSPAPER WITH{ A 4 THE SENTINEL IS THE ONLY PAF TY SEAT OF PICKENS COUNTY. IS THE OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPE IS MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS OL) County and One of the OldesJ in the Sta HAS A LARGER'CIRCULATION TH. PICKENS COUNTY. (The Sentinel will guarantee of having the largest circulati MORE PEOPLE IN PICKENS COUN'I THAN ANY OTHER PAPER. TREATS EVERYBODY FAIR AND A IS WELL PRINTED, WELL EDITED CRAVES, AND BELIEVES IT H AS, READERS. IS DEDICATED TO THE UPBUI LDIU ALONG SUBSTANTIAL LINES. THE SENTINELI APPRECIATES AL1 AND ALWAYS STRIVES TO GIVE FU] NY RECEIVED. A HTC:IE NEWSPAPER. PRINTED A' FOR THE HOMES OF PICKENS COUN THE SENTINEL WANTS TO GO INT ENS COUNTY THE MORE SUBSCRIBE.RS THE SEIS PAPER IT CAN BE IF YOU THINK THE SENTINELIS 'M BOR TO SUBSCRIBE FOR IT GIVE US YOUR SUPPORT I ~ PICKENS CABINE Headquarters for Sash, Do4 We have a nice line of 13 Can furnish odd sizes to order Let us make you a price on Sin the building line. 3 A few thousand brick at th< Mi iiii/gggi-gg ie a gains we are going to -close out at in to receive. ose at,$7;50. 0 suits to. close at $47.50 and e at !,r, ues; it . its 'at 'flit ,' In. fact several lines have de is about; been reached. s, Comforts, Outings, Flannels, & coo Stetsen .hats,. Inter New" Home Sewing iggies. ds a Specialty iel and Green oth for Price s Alone tinel will make its Pickens coun-. regular price------------$9.00 ---- ------ --------------- 1.50 s one year -------------- $10.50 ear --------------------- $9.00 unday) regular price-----. $7.00 ------ --------.------- 1.50 s one year -----------..- $8.50 rear --------------------$7.00 tate at county nly dai ame da Senti Sentinel 30NSCIENCE ER PRINTED AT THE COUN R. )--The Oldest Paper In the :e. AN ANY OTHER PAPER IN accept advertising under the n in the county). Y BORROW THE SENTINEL [IKE. AND. CLEAN. THE CONFIDENCE OF ITS .OF PICKENS COUNTY PATRONAGE IT RECEIVES -L VALUETOlR EVERY PEN- 4 I' HOME BY HOME PEOPLE D EVERY HOME IN PICK TINEL HAS THlE BETTER ORTHY GET YOUR NEIGH-. r WORKS >rs and. MOulIln. uilders' Hard 'em~. anything you need right price.