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On Sunday, Majg - 4# . * WC - 1l1,clapigng 'the hi feove &nes the soul and gentle spirit of James Washington -Lawrence pas lte etcrnity to be forvverwItK (*Lrd a1nd1 Io\Vd oni ior. onn before. He wt born Kep. 7th, i832, four miles nort.hz o .iGen.a collegevat the Old Lawit-mm Iomw, ont an eleation over. 'ookine. the 'l.:nr vrys.tal waters of the beautiflil IKeowe %;or in"What'-was 'then Old Pickens District- ow Pik -ens county. His long and useful life of 89 years, 5 months and twenty nine days were spent on the old plan fation, except two years in Texpa pnd fout in the Civil war. - .Iin 1855 he nos married to Miss En\Ay Adeline Russell, daughter -of David Russell of Anderson county, who preceeded him to the grave 32 years. To this union seven ghildren wm hrn, two of whom died infancy; - U survive:J M, Jno. T, %.rs.. J. .R. Falls .ad Mrs. rh. : y, twenty six grandchil *v, great-grandchildren. vith his brave companion other famiW' t,4ther S .,agon to tr 15. in Texas, reaching their destination in -cight weeks. The -second- year in Texas Mr. Lawrencs.,health: any imparled and he with soine others pJ the original party - dW1d46their wa 'gons for the old Palapettp tAte. They .nevor* traveled on Sundays and whik -camping over for Sunday Mr. Law rence's only child died and ory Monday he lay sick in his 46etd *A ving hands laid the remain little child to rest in Mississipp .nd they drove off never .to se4 .acred spot again.' When'the val to arms was sounded in 1861 lie a: ene of the first to rdspond and:foughi -bravely throughout the four. ions years, after the close, of theWar hf and his brave companion entered upol the awful reconstruction period, beat ing back the forest, rearing and ed ucating their children. Always taking a deep interest it all maovements for the uplift anc betterment of humanity, he was a lifi long member of the Methodist church His church honored him with hei principal offices with places of trus he filled well and kept some of then to the end. A few years ago a .uild ing committee called upon him for 1 donation for an acre of land !or new church. He said he would no give one acre, but gladly deeded fou acres of very valuable land and beautiful building site. Grandfather Lawretcee, 'iis .he we familiary known, will be 'greatl missed, his home was open to all, h having a way of making one fe< welcome, peculiar to himself. He we very active throughout his long lif until three years ago when his -healt hese three Veai - vas never suc itorest Marc rge concourse< .Funeral .ser' era~ were conuucced by his pastc Rev. W. S. Goodwin, assisted by D L. G. Clayton, his long life famil physician. Four of his granddaugl ters were flowecr maidens and si grandsons were pallbearers. A sa< - der but yet more beautiful funers service has never beeii witnessed this section. The beautiful flora offerings attested to the great esteel in which he wvas held. His earthly form is gone but i forgotten, his influence for good wi live on and on. May his loved on in the hour of sorrow be comfort: in the confident assurne thut h :STATEMENT OF THE CONDITI LOCATED AT At the Close" of Bisihe RES Due from Banks and Bankers Currency-.... Silver and Other Minor Coin - Checks and Cash Items. Total .. .... ... LIA Capital Stock Paid In--- --- Surplus Fund--....... Undivided Profits, less Current E individual Deposits Subject to Che Time Certificates of Deposit .... Cashier's Checks- ------ 4'T'otal .. :1TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. Before me came J. A. Roper, Cas being duly sworn, says that the '.ondition of said bank, as shown I Sworn to. and subscribed before *Correct Attest: J. A. ROPER, J. HI. BRUCE, spirit Is with those Who hewig fought he good 'ght hbi'e and edyijng 'Pi6 feet happiness ia better world. PENN'S SPELLS CHEWING TOBACCO Penn's spells quality. Why? Because Penn's is pacaced air. fight in the patented new container - the quality is sealed in. So Penn's is always fresh -an entirely new idea for chewing tobacco. Have you ever really' chewed fresh tobacco? - Buy Penn's the next time. Try it. Notice the fine coh' dition. And after that, use fresh chewing tobacco - Penn's. 100 tons 16 per cent acid. Morr I & Co., Pickens. Shirt tails or gauze t WHICH? It's easy enough to use old rags to "do up' a bad scrateh e or cut. But it's dangerous. 1 Infection may mean death. S e Medicated gauze-the "safe h - tv first". material-comes in s handy packages in a variety h of sizes. Use it. Be up-to date. h - New is the time to fill your m nedicine chest with necessary "first aid'' itgims. W~e have r everything that you will need. Look at your water bottle. S and fountain syringe before you conme in. Perhaps you need new ones. We carry the best. 1 "FILL YOUR MEDICINE CHEST NOW" Keowee Pharmacy 11 Pickens, S. C. is ON OF THE BANK OF SIX MIL SIX MILE, S. C.. sMarch the 10th, 1922. OURCE~S - -- -------.--...-.--.$40,850.' -------- --- ---.......... 800.( 2---------- -----........1,213.9 -- - ----.----....---1,800.( -.---- ---- ---.-.---....4,100.( -- -----.--.... ----.....-..-3,200.( -- - - - - - . .. .. .. ... . . 175.( --.-- --- -.... ...-.-- 747.d ----....--------.........--.$52,887.J BI LITIES -- --- - - - - - - - - - --.. . . - . . . . - . .- 1 5 ,00. xpenses and Taxes Paid...... 1,855.: ek...-.......-......_-$24,804.84 --------....-...10,000.00 - -.. ... 227.08 35,031.i .------...............$52,887. hier of the abov'e nanmed bank. wI bove andi~ foregoing statemient is a tri y the books of said bank. J. A. ROPER. mel this~ "1st daiy of Mar'ch, 1922. ii. A.'TOWNES. The PlckengsTWn hlp SingiAg con. vention will meet With Secona church next Sunday afternoon -at 2 o'clock. Officers for the coming year will be elected and all music lovers ar<- in.. vited to attend. Capt. James Griffin of Greenville is visiting relatives and friends In Pickens. STATEMENT OF THE CONDI LOCATIb ArI At the Close of Businel RES' Loans and Discounts ... .... .... Overdrafts-. Furniture and Fixtures--......... Other Re'al Estate Owned-.--..-. Due from Banks and Bankers .....-.. Currency .......... ... ... Gold --.--. Silver and Other Minor Coin .--... Exchanges for the Clearing House, Total ---- - - .-- -- ------------ LIABI Capital Stock Paid In ---- -- ----- Surplus Fund -------- ----.- ---- Undivided Profits, less Current Expi Due to Banks and Bankers. Individual Deposits Subject to Che Savings Deposits ------ -- -- ----- Cashiers Checks.------ ... Bills Payable including Certificates Total------.--. - ------ --------- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA A County of Pickens Before me came J. C. Carey, Casi duly sworn, says that the above anc -of said bank, as shown by the booki Sworn to and subscribed before Correct Attest J. P. CAREY A. J. BOGGS J. C. CAREY Directors. is STATEMENT OF THE COND LOCATED AT CLI At the Close of Busin RE Loans and Discounts Overdrafts------ ------------ Furniture and Fixtures-------- - Banking House----- .- -- -. Due from Banks and Bankers ..... Currency------ . Gold.--------- -- -- ---------- Silver and Other Minor Coin-.--.. Checks and Cash Items Total LIA Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund---- ------ Undivided Profits, less Current Due to Banks and Bankers ---. Dividends Unpaid------ -- . Individual Deposits Subject to C Time Certificates of Deposit-.... Cashier's Checks.-....----..--.. TotaL-- - -----.....-- .-- .-- .... STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens Before me came F. C. Anderso being duly sworn, says that the condition of said bank, as showi Sworn to and subscribed befoi Correct Attest J. H. HENRY, B. F. ROBERTSON, F. C. ANDERSON. Directors. STATEMENT OF THE CON m LOCATEE At the Close of Bus E - Loans and Discounts-..-.......... Overdrafts .- ...........- .......- .... Furniture and Fixtures..-..... '4 Banking House-....--.-----... 0 Duo from Banks and Bankers . 7 Currency---............-...... 0 Gold-,..-------.-- ...---..... '5 Silver andl Other Minor Coin . 0 Taxes-...- ..- ...- ...- ...- ... ..- .... 0 Expenses..........-......-...-....... 4 - Total-............... -... ..-...- ... 0L Capital Stock Paid In-........... ) Surplus Fund-.............. 0O Undivided Profits, less Current 8~ Individual Deposits Subject to ( Time Ccrtificates of D~eposit. -. Cashier's Checks-.....--.....-.. i2 Bills Payable including Certifica 0 Total--.... ----....-....-..-. STATE OF SOUJTII CAROLIN. County of Pickens. 0, Before ni" (P.me J. R. F 1e wvho, being (luly sworn, says thr tru condition of~ said bank, as s Sworn to :ad subscribed befc Correct A ttest: T.J. CI\Ul':I J. W. GILSTtRrA. Ladtiies and getleenen: Please, 'plek0o send your 'name - along with anything ypu write for publication.in The Sentinel. We renhived two no tices this week which we would like very much to publifph, but they were thrown in the waste basket oecause we did not know who wrote them. Mrs. John Carey visited relatives in Gieenville last week. TION OF THE KEOWEE BANK PICKE S, S. C. s March the 10th, 1922. )URCES ----- -- --------------$126,473.40 327.84 2,465.00 5,911.60 - 9,292.39 880.00 200.00 401.26 160.61 ----- ---- --------- -$146,112.10 LITIES -- - - -- - - $25,000.00 ------------------------6,250.00 ,-nses and Taxes Paid --- ---- 549.08 22.86 k-..--$75,286.18 28,851.38 152.60 104,290.16 for Money Borrowed.-_-. 10,000.00 -- --. - -------- $146,112.10 ier of the above named bank, who, being If oregoing statement is -a true condition of said bank. J. C. CAREY ne this 17th day of March 1922. FRANK McFALL. Notary Public.. TI ON OF THE FORT HILL BANK PM SON COLLEGE, S. C. ass March the 10th, 1922. SO URCES ------------------------ $86,186.4 ------------------- ----- 1,800.0( --------------------- ----1,9(10.0( ----------------------- 26,559.91 - 3,406.01 65.0 -- 801.2 - 64.1 ---- -------- $120,783.r BIL ITIES. -------------- ------------ $13,100.( -------- ---- -------- - -- -- 2,000.( ExIp enses. and Taxes Paid------ - 722.1 -...-. 28.( - - .-931.( heck------- -------- $63,109.07 --------- -----------40,191.38. .... 701.42 104,001. ----- ----- $120,783.1 n, C ashier of the above named banik, wh ibov e and foregoing statement is a tri by the books of said bank. F. C. ANDERSON 'en e this 18th day of March, 1922. P. S. McCOLLUM Notary Public. DITlON OF THE BANK OF NORRIS SAT NORRIS, S. C. iness March the 10th, 1922. .ESO URGES --------------------$86,37.i ----------------- .-- ---14,498.I - -------------- ---- ----2,290.i ---- --- -- - -- - - - -1,538. ------ --.---- -------- -- --3:,423J1 .--- --- -- .. -- - - - 1,700.4 ---- -- - - -300.' ---- - -682. --------------.-.----...2,116.. ------------ --..-..---$112,955.1 [ABI LITIES - -.-------- -- -$20,000. ----------- ------.-------3,800. Exp enses and Traxes Paid.. .... 2,0431. heck..--...- ........-$19,4312.32 .-- -- ---.-...----1,372.6:1 ----------- -307.28 31,112.: tes for Money Borrowed..-....--56,000. ----------.-.---$112,955. aills, Cashier of the above namedi bar t the ab~ove mild fore'goinig statement is howvn by the books of said bank. .J. R. FA LLS. re nme this 15th day of March ,1922. D). C. GARRETT, Mr; and " 4i" Ohristopher of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Innj Andweon ipettSndAy with Mr.' and Addi(i Hiott- of . EaslyspenV y Mrs. N. A. Christopher. with ir. and Mrs. Garqi 0 t STATEMINTcQF THE CONDITION OF THE PICKENS BANK LOCATED AT PIOKENS, S. C. At the Close'of "Business March the 10th, 1922. RESO URCES Loa s 'and Discounts -. EOU.... ................. $341,.94..07 Overdrafts .... .. - --------- -------- ---- ---------.1... Bonds and Stocks Own(by t Bank-------- -------------- 2,401 Banking House -.... .. .,. -- ------ 9,500.() Other Real Estate Owned..__-: -------------.-- - . - ...-987.. Due from Banks and:Bankers .- .--- . --..136,039 Currency -- -- ---- --------.-------------- -- ---- -------- 10,490 Gold ...............---.. . - --- -- ----- -- - 33? Silver and Other Minor oin .. '.-. . . . . - ......-.....,- 2,319 Checks and Cash Items .. . ......-. - -.. .. 522.. Other Resources, viz: ini tt'aisit..-;.....--.--------.1,093 Total .....--.. ......--------.-- ---- -- -- -- --$557,363 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in-- ------------------ ---. ....-. $20,500' Surplus Fund . . ... . 20,50( l Undivided Profits less Current Expenses and Taxes paid.. --- 3,462-' Due to Banks and Bankers. .------ ------ -- -- ------------ 3,71 Individual Deposits Subject to Check-- -- -- ------$283,7G4.00 Savings Deposits. - : - .-. -. . -. 224,305.06 Cashier's Checks ..----- - - -- . ---- 1,057.81 509,18C Total'---- --- -- -------- ---- -------- -- ---- -- -- -$557,36. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,. County of Pickens - Before me came Frank McFall, Vice President of the above named b. who, being duly sw6-h, :says thf. 6be, above and foregoing' statement trne condition of said bsnk, as~shogn by the books of said bank. FRANK McFAL Sworn to and subscribed-before me this 10th d of March, 1922. S. STEWART Correct Attest Clerk Court, Pickens, E J. McD. BRUCE J. H. BRUCE FRANK McFALL Directors HERE'S Y.OUR CHANCE To every one hate.hing and rasin g 15 chickens out of 15 eggs up July 4th, I will give one of my Legh orn hens free. All contesters to report the full ha tch as asoon as made. To the one getting four settings c f eggs at $2.00 per setting, having largest number of chicks out of thes e four settings up to July 4th,,I give free, one Cockerel out of a $25.00 setting of eggs I hasve ordered f Ferris. This is a honor contest-every on e on his honor. A. P. HAMMOND White Leghorns $2.00 tor 15. $10 per 1, 9 10 10THE UNIVRSAL CAR ee And remember-the lowest* &art cost, heli lowest upkeep 2 and the highest resale value --. of any motor car eve built. Let the Ford One-Ton Truck cut your h auling and delivery 33 costs. Records of'-savings 31 made by hundreds of thousands of users in practically every Oline of usiessar actually 8astounding. Let us show you. You do not obligate yourself m i any way. Equipment. Pneumatlc Tiros and Demountatblo Rims. Your k. cholcofo either the speci al gearing of 5 1/6 to 1 for a .speed delivery or the standard genring of 7 1/4 to for heavy hauling. Pickens AL T')i0 1) 01-'OltD lDAimit.