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'frNO 'Dck0'Sitie PlCKENS, S. C. A LHE;DJEVERY THURSDAY. - ,n a year Invariably In Advance. J.uered at I ickens, S. C. Postofice as ise'cond Class Mai! Matter. : ARY IIIOTT, Editor and Mgr. TRIiBUTE TO W. T. IIOWEN Mr. Editor: A neighbor of mine has just handed mie at copy of the Sentinel contaiIing a notice of the demise to MIr. W. T. Bowen, allow me to ndd my enlorsenent to the splen Sdid tribute accompanying the notice; and ask .a small space to lay a sim pie posy-a forget me not-on the grave of one of the b'at men I ever knew. Not privilegied to attend his funeral and barr ed by distance to iiingle my traris with his klgion of friends and 1.iatives, I trust this will be nce')rd(e. m1e. I first knew Mir. Bowen in 1881 foity-one ::ars ago. I was about 17 or 18 :ai s c l ar.d he was about - 11 or 12 years my senior. That year I worked fur him and f'( 1: or. 2' years lived nerl'r him. 'T h e el''ent of nIfilm:dti'--ri'ndedl. and eve(I o'\(l).'d '---wee a:mlif'l !n his every (lay le mnn;n his ev:r''iriH -\ an ahem ployer", his co V n t Ii. "straight as at st:-in"a patronizing bearing so o his was the kind that spr i genuine, fV!!ow-1eeai. o! ry. No wonder his fe!!'o dllighted to honor him; f being qualified for any oil gift of his 1uei'pe he hi.0 traits of i well-rounded r I had purposed many ti int erv'.ning years to pay iy old hence; among thrills of anticipation no: have been more pleasant grasp again the hand of of the long ago. I too, a or young; and-maybep ree' pens1e I can have flection that I will always as he looked in those far Friend of my youth grant that scne sweet ties so rudely sundered reknit in a "land where grow old." 'T Lincolnton, Ga. PICKENS BOY IN 'TAI - onder Able I td is l ewas very utrh inter article which appeareed io rnaasfPiceni s her nt al heiena ery eI am vem ( ted ihe iscthooi~l sf i afthhImi school't' coltate Itllbeliee- th thisunya thnd ale South G theus t etonop. hig noice thIe recodao the io Thea aver eginaware NWenus afollo coes he Sthr Nrthlin l inny ju knoth is one rl tt than' foure thread stue istittion gonly eample two cos o folloiy theed: er' ofth withoou. scools buthee hisvear1z trelae mortu fth em; wIakjstrenton Nows theyg:e thed graded shool and tey u Trkito c ae tbegcilnng ar laigo iths otere of the dios u rit rtesatherroissandolh Ot cours itgookexame to acm ush thislo an eiro ere re leremntraisted tasha ro Sogthse peope time whnfoma log ou withns outy schools, but they hanied oed this ipan eo hm so e have cosylidate Mars Hil this oruc oce the schlren its kinri ivn nthe ouan ter bdg of thr is < tIct ton and frome schantho fcut f corse ih oolkould e hrto afcom clar lad teonstraten t ofsuch ar. on of the bs, sool witbst idhin hool amvey us, o it bstwihe for Tho Sentinel,.and aall It' reaydfra . closo. Very respectfully, S. Hovey Jones. Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N. C. EAULLY LADIES ENDORSE RESO-. LUTI'ON. Will our town and e.ounty papers ket-we "Lady members of the Eas ley Democratic Club"' express our :tire approval of Rev. D.'W. Hiott's res oltiens-read and endorsed at the Pickens County Democratic Con vcntion" Mcrc:-Not only the persons who se!ls whiskey, but the drinking man or woman should be very much more Veverely punished than- the present law provides, and if he or she-on cam in: "out"-cannot face respect able mne:n. let these spend their re maining life in a mountain cove like a leper. Not al'"ne. Others will follow for a while. Nit to be deserted by the world but some kind "Man of Gcd" should le sent to hover near theim --and1( nl.rot. to core. On generation we n'lieve will vacate the cove. Also, w. ledics cnjoycd our first onvti ,l n, and are 11 O--e i ::tce E:ii9 of Easley I)eincc.ratie Con venti .ims. erl'i a~greelne1(nt with Europnie. hilt $ arte treieit's Wilti the pIowers, such Is alreatliy has with ...-- "* 'lse'where. lmTer&I I-r nhsist thati such ineethlg he~ behl~ fh te 31ay: TT\tUpliN( umst of last week TALKIN' BOUT DE GOOD BOOK TONE FAIL tP . FITs A SHO0 SIGN DbE DEFBIL AIN' FAdLED tNONE WID~ HIiM YlT! ca s , .a aaena...... ,... {rfLd ICAL ANNOUNOC nENTS andidatc' cards of the 'ordinary ength 'run under this heasing until %st or second primary for'$7.50 each. FOR S'A'T'E SENATOR J. 4. LEOPARD is hereby announ :ed as a candidate for the office of state Senatoi' from Pickens County n the approaching primary, subject o the rules and regulations of the )enocratic party. FOR PROBATE JUDGE 'I hereby announce myself a candi late for Probate Judge of Pickens Jounty, subject to the rules and reg ilations of the Democratic party in he approaching primary. " R. A. HUDSON. I hWreby announce myself a candi late for reelection as Probate Judge >f Pickens county, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party in the approaching primary. N. A. CHRISTOPHER. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. W. S. MASTERS is here'v announ ced as a candidate for County Con missionir of Pickens County, subject to the rules and regulations of the D :nccratic party in the approaching p .mary. SPECIAL OFFER T!he Greenville Daily News and The Pickens S.,tinel one year each for the price of The News alone. The Pickens Sentinel and the At lanta Tri-Weekly Constitution - one 'i' for $2.25. TO CREDITORS OF AlP - 'ION FOR DISCH ARGE. )ISTRICT COURT OF THE ) STATES. Western District of South . itter of C. D. lodge, trad 'lodge's 5, 10 and 25c Store S. C., Bankrupt. -editors of the above name:l pt: 'tire that on April 29 1922, named bankrupt filed his * said Court prayilg that e decreed by the Court to - Il discharge from all debts against his estate, except s as are expected by law discharge, and a hearing upon ordered and will be said, petition on May 29 'e said Court, at Greenville istrict, at 11 o'clock in the at which time and place all !ditors and other persons t may appear and show " any they have, why the said petition should not be D. C.. DURHAM, Clerk. Greenville, S. C., April 29, L EXCURSION FARES. ithern Railway system to le, Fia. Account: Southern nvention May 17-22nd. 1922, thern Railway System will trip tickets from various 1acksonville on May 1:th to with final limit to reach tarnting point by midnight 1922, on basis one and one e one wvay fare. gates can secure the mnden.. :ertificat?s from Rev. C. E. yv South Carolina 1Baptist >lumbia, S. C. Special ars will be arr-anged from A Anderson and Spartan ., uestihy M\ay 16th. Leav iville 5 ::) p). mn. Spartan p. m. Anderson 5:20 p. mn. ablia, S. C.. at which poiit romi North and South Caro >e' consol(idatvil and op~eratedl ai. Jacksonlville a rriving 8:50 / 17th. 'csirinag pullman reservation r inforaation should make ,n to nearest Southern Raua et A,,n~t or address: partanburg, S. C \S AND) NOTICE OF PUll LIJCATIION. )F' SOUJTH CAROLINA, 01" IC(KENS. I'T OF COMMON PLEAS R . O'Dell and D. G;. O'Dell, -s in tradeg, Plaintiffs, "s wis, D~efendant. (<iendant, TI. A. Norris: ce hereby summaondi and re -answer the com plaint in the .ed action, wvhich wa's on the >f March, 1922, filed in the te clerk of court of Common 'iekens County, South Caro ~kens, South Carolina, and till on file in saidl ,office. 1i ou are. further required to serv'e a copy of your answer to the said com plaint on the subscribed, Martin, Bly the, Craig & Keith, at their offices at Pickens, South Carolina, within twen ty dlays after the service hereot, ex clusive of the day of service; and if you fail- to answer the comp laint, within the time aforesaid, the plain tiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Martin, Blythe, Craig & Keith, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 0. S. Stewart. Clerk 'o1 Coujrt of Common Pleas for Pickens County, South Carolina. Pickens, S. C. May 2, 1922. TRESPASS NOTICE We, the undersigned hereby prohibi all personis from hunti'g, fishing enutting timber or trespassing in an manner upon our 'landa, under ful penalty of th law. W. H. C. Rice M. A. Albertsoh F. T. Hoonpo. One lot 36 inch pure silk all ove One lot Nainsook Embroidery, w Heavy 27 inch Cheviotts 15c yd. Good grade 36 inch Bleaching, a A table of remnants of cotton go WE CALL 1 To our immense line of Spring a Voils, Organdies, Flaxons, 'Tissue drass, Nainsook, Beach Cloth, Kiddie Prices. Look For New Goods They EGMETIIING NEW EVERY W F OL ER 1, The home of Walk-Ov Stetson hats, Inter-wove Home Sewing Machines, Lady Corsets. (lothllto', Shoes, It 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. No notice accepted for less than 25c first time.: Low Prie2s o1 Oxfords. Women's all. leather in Vici, Calf Skin, and Patents, at $2.50 and $3.00. Look for new stock, for it's cheaper than old. Folger, Hendricks & Co. Men and women wanted to handin city trade and retail the original anJ genuine Watkins products, Remedies, Extracts, Spices, Tcilet Requisite's. Household Specialties, Automobile Accessories, etc. Over 150 guaran teed products. Our values are un equalled and Watkins Quality is in a class by itself. Write today fo: free sample and full details of out offer and what it means to you. Tc J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 76, New York,. N. Y. 5t" FOR SA LE-Nancy Hall Potato Plants at $1.00 per 1000 f. o. b. Bax Iey, Ga. Tlhomas Hunter. FOR SA LE---On! six horse gaso lene engine on truel:s, also one Healb iner th asher, on trucks. WVill sell either separately of trade for Ford car or truck. W. TI. Loper', Green ville, S. C. Phone 881J. 31. Men Wanted-To sell our' goods io co'untry and city. Why wvork .or others wvhen you can have a buisiness of your own with a steadly income We sell goods on time andl Wait far our money. Treamt or auto recededl for country work, no outfit neede-Yl in city. Experience unnecessary we train in salesmanship. McConnon & Comnpany, Winona, M inn. Mentin this pa per'. FOR SALE-Atlas one-ton truck in first class condition. Bargain for' cash or goodl papers. John Chap man, Jocassee. 3t "Offer one million pure Porto Rico potato plantts grown from treated po.. tatoes, immtediate shipement. Dollar sixty pdr thousand via expr'ess. Guaranteed safe arrival. Pays buy good plants. G. J. Derrick, 'Lancas ter, S. C. I can sell any Real Estate you have in Pickens county if the price is right. E. L. Henderson, Central, S. C. A marble head and glass eyes can tell the difference between an old roast and fresh roasted coffee. Ask your dlealer for Bull's fresh roasted coffees. 6t NOTICE The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pickens Building & Loan Association will be held in the Court House on Tuesday, May 16th, 1922, at 5 o'clock p. m. Frank McFall, Sec. and Treas. Something Special in Shirts. Men's Dress Shirts. The $2.00 and $2.50 grade, now $1.00. Men's all linen 'collars at the old price, 15c. Folger, Hendricks & Cn. pedals For May r lace, worth $1.50 yd. to close at 50 c yd. orth 10c, 15c and 25c yd to close at 5 c yd. Heavy 36 inch Sheeting 10c yd. big. value, 15c yd. ods, 2 to 10 yd pieces, at one half pr ice. (OUR. SPECIAL ATTENTION * nd Summer Wash Goods. s, Luna Lawns, Scotch Ginghams, C rcpes, Soisettes, Dimities, Swiss, Mad. Cloth, in solids, and a big range of colors, and at about one half former Are Cheaper Than Old. EEK. E& Er, Red Riding Hood and Endicott Johnson shoes, n hosiery, Griffon Clothes, Carhart overalls, New Iron King Stoves, Chase City buggies, American alts 4tu(d Gents' FrInll ising Goods at Specialty Call for Pictorial Review Patterns PICKENS CABINET WORKS SASH - DOORS - MOULDINGS LIME - CEMENTS Rough and Dressed Lumber of All Kinds. We have a good assortment of glass. Windshields cut and put in. u!tuzz - - .- Ik hI 2~l$I~7 ~i~THE UW WRSAL CAR Most for Yur Money of any motor c cever built. No other car of this type is priced so low - no other will give you more real motor car value-- more convenience, more comfort, more dependability than a Ford Coupe. Equipped with electric starting and light-. ing system, demountable rims, extra rim and non-skid tires all around, it makes the ideal en closed car for business or for pleasure. Reasonably prompt delivery. Terms if desired. Pickvens AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER.