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P1CKENS, 8. C. USIISHEID VERY THURSDAY. U a Year Invariably in Advance. ered at 1 ickens, S.. C. PostofBice as See ond Class Mai Matter. ARY HIOTT, Editor and Mgr. A STATEMENT have sold my stock in The Pick Sentin-l Co. to MDr. F. V. Clay and after this issue of The Sen Mr. Clayton will be cditor and ager of the paper. " r. Clayton is superintcndcnt of ation of 'ickens county and s no introductic n to readers of paper. le is one of our best most pronin-nt young men. 1 his native ability, splendid sng and zeal for better things he no doubt give The S. utinel read a better paper than i have been to give thcm. I ask for him the e fine suppert you have giveni me. am not going to write a regular edictory," because I do not like e things. I must say. however, I am not leaving Pickens with regret. I like this place and the peoplc h. re. No one except elf knows how good the people have hee, to me. have heard if stated that there not much religion in Pickens, I want to record it as my opinion th re will be more people from vicinity in 'ieaven than from other section of the same size zlation. The people may not put r rclIgion on parade, but most hem have it in their hearts. believe it was Sheriff Roark who sid he ecculd not understand anybody could live more than ' miles from l'ickens and be sat d. But since the advent of good :ls and quick transportation an'l imunicatin I believe we would fairly safe in making it twe' es. So I am going to Greer y twenty miles away. After this wee k I w eenville )aily N make ge(;d Id tha" .has .is county .t like home we will keep in n other. quit I must say that the siders of The Sentinel Co. are :finest people I have ever done .d;ness with, and it is a satifactiov -me to knew that I leave both the ineOss and printing plant inl bet shape than I found it. could write a lot more. but it is use to (10 it. I leave Pickens wvith ill will to ~d. none, but with love for all. GARY HIOTT. 'OETPIZ1NG M USICA L PESTS The bird wvhy plays A s:c;(yihone By all means ought To live alone. ..-Cincinnati Enquirer Hie wvhc toots upon A flute Should be beaten Wicked Brute! -"Topces of the Day'' Films He ought to be Towed out to sea Who plays a/ Calliope.. -Houston Chronicle. She who drums .on A pianner Should surely Blip On a banaria. "Topics of the Day' 'Films. The one who plays The flageolet Deserves the kicks ~-He's sure to get. -Hasting (Neb.) Tribune. A 'trombonist *Folks will agree Should practice on The deep blue sea. -Canton Daily News. The luke who tweeks A mandolin Had best be out * When I come 'In. Arkon Thes.. *' The duck who plays A violin Adeep, deep well He should fall in. -.Topics of the Day" Fflms. IThe bird who twhngs The..ukoelee ObheWd be spanked J~ I ' About twfoe daily. SHUIFF'S SALT,, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PICKENS. Iii COURT Off' COMMON PLEAS. Hamiltop GantU,. John Gantt, Henry Gantt, Ben Gantt, Frank Gantt and Phillis Jenkins, Plaintiffs, ., . vs Sallie Washington, Defendant. In pursuance of a decretal order made 'n the above stated case by his Honor T. S. Sease, Presiding Judge, dated Octob r 3rd, 1922, and to me directed, I will scll to the highest bidder on SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1922, during the legal hours for public sales before the Court IHouse door at Pickens. S. C., the following two tracts or lots of land, to-wit. All that piece, parcel or lot of land ly'ng and being in the county and state aforesaid on waters of Twelve Mile river, bounded by lands on the south of R. J. Phiipt'6, on the east by J. H. Rowland, and on the north by the estate of E. H. Law rence. and containing six acres, more or less, as shown by a deed made to Ridge Gantt by R. G. Gaines, .et al, dated Jan. 3, 1906, anid recorded in Pickens county in Book C. C.. page 324. Also all that piece, parcel or lot of land lying and being in the State and county aforesaid in the town of Calhoun, bounded on the north by Henry Gantt, on the West by Dani..l English, South by Nellie Wilson, and East by colored church lot, and con tai.ing one-half acre, more or less. TERMS: Cash on day of sale; pur clhaser to pay for all papers, revenue stamps and for recording the same. If purchaser fails to comply with the terms of the sale within a reasonabi' time the land will be resold r' risk of the former purcl' R. P Sherif" Nov. 14, 192'' PLEAS. ,->mith trading .lame and style of y and Company, Plai-n vs A. Wilson Lesley, C. M. Folger, cashier, and J. P. Carey, Defen dants. In pursuance of a decretal ordei made in the above stated case anc signcd by his Honor T. J. Mauldin Judgeof the 13th Judicial circuit, al clambers on the 10th .day of Noveip her, A. D., 1922. I 'will sell to th< highest bidder on SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1922 (luring the legal hours for pulblic sales before the Court House (1o0 at Pickens, S. C., the following des crtibeCd real estate to-wvit: IAll that certain' piece. parcel o tract of land, lying in Easley an< Liberty Townships, Pickens county containing thirty-one acres, mlore on less, adljoining lands of J M. Lesley V~ F. Le'sley, Frank Lesley an< others. This being part of my fathel IW. II. J. Leoley's estate, and wa: convoyed to me by A. J. Boggs, cler of Court for Pickens County, S. C See dleedl book L L, page 8, Clerk': office for Pickens county, to whici deedl reference is hereby made. TERMS: Cash on day of sale, pur chaser to pay for 'all papers, revenui stamps andl for recording the same If purchaser fails to compllly wvitl the terms of sale within one homi after the sale the land will be re si~ld at the risk of' th'e former pur chaser. R. R. ROARK, Shl'riff Pickens County. Nov. 4, 1922. NOTICE OF SAE ST'ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PICKE S. 34 IN COURT OF COMM ON'LE AS,.... Ex'parte, Ada C. Alexander, Admin ristratrix, .InIRe: Estate of F. E. Alexander, deceased. 'Persuant to an order~ signed in the above entitled miatte'r', November 14, 1922, by N. A. Christopher, Judge of Probate for Pickens County, South Carolina, I will sell to the highest bildder, for cash. Saturday, December 2nd, 1922, at 10:30 a. mr. all the per.. sonal property owned by F. E. Alex ander, deceased, ,nowv stored in the Old Hickory Inn. Pickens, S. C., con sting of bed stea4g, springs, mat tresses, bureads, I'dr'essers, tables. Walstands, rocking chairs, straight chairs. ,bowls, pitchiera and various other pieces of household furniture. Sale to be. hld in front of Old Hick ory Inn in he town of' Pickens. Ad O. Al der A Jistratix . iHJRXFF SAWJ STATE O SOUTH CAROLINA; COUNTY OF 'PICKENS. IN COURT OF CO1iMON PLEAS, W. W, Ford, Plaintiff, Vs L. K. Couch, R. F. Lenhardt, J. W Marshal, T D.. Bates, American Slicing Machine Co., W. H. Ballen tine, Remington Machine Co., Mc Cray Refrigerator Co., abid R. E. Bruce, Trustee of L. K. Couch. Bankrupt, Defendants. In pursuance of a decretal order made in the above stated case by his Honor T. J. Mauldin, Judge of the 13th Judicial Circuit, at chambers. Pickens. S. C., dated the 11th day of November, 1922, I will sell to the highest bidder on SALESDAY IN DECEMBER, 1922, during the legal hours for public sjples before the court House door at Pick ens, S. C., the following described real estate ami personal Droperty, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying and being situate in Easley Township, State and Coun ty aboved named, adjoining lands of Jasper Oats, C. M. Smith, W. M. Bal lentine, Sam Bowen and Mrs. W. W. Ford, and containing 135.4 acres,. more or less, and being the same tract of land this diy conveyed to me by W. W. Ford. All those two certain lots 1: on North Main street in r' Easley, County and St and known as lots - the plat of s&,l said lots b- - Main stri c;A der of . - : A . t eet, * ch Main View Hotel of W. L. and F. cast, Ellison-MulUigan ..d being the same lots con to L. K. Couch by Mrs. L. J. .ekens and others by deed dated the day of June, 1920, to which deed reference is hereto made. One Refrigerator Counter No. 1236 as shown on page 22 of catalogue 72. One Cooler 10 ft. wide and 14 ft. deep and 12 ft. high. Freezer in rear 4 ft. deep, 10 ft. wide. Three retail windows in front, one entrance door R. H. end, one door in partition between cooler and Freezer, front finished same as No.88, unvarnished. remainder pine painted. Five inch l walls in cooler, six inch walls in freezer. For a fuller description of these fixtures reference is hereby - made to contracts entered into by the McCray Refrigerator Company andl L. K. Couch, dated June 29th and Septemiber 'ith, 1920, and record ed in office of Clerk of Court for Pickens county in chattel mortgage -look C. C., pages 50 to 52 and. 95. One No. 5-13. Remington Refrig.. o ration Machine complete, having'fly I wheel 41 I'nches in diameter, 11 inch ,fare for belt powver. Two six inch Amonia gages mounted on orna ,mental gage board, one double pipe I Amionia Condenser, 1 stand 12 pipes high 19 ft. long, oyer all. Oil Sep arator, one steel ice tank 23x 12 3x40 of 3-16 steel, and all other items as shown by specification No. 6689 from Remington Machine Co. t~o L. K. Couch, re'cordedl in Clerk's office for Pickens County, Volume C. C. C., pages 457 to 462. One American Slicing Machine and one Pedestal. TERMS: Cash on day of sale. pur chaser to pay for all papers, revenue stamp~s and for recording the same. If the purchaser fails to comply with the terms of the sale within one hour after said sale, the property herein described will be resold at 'the risk of the former purchaser. RI. R. ROARK, Sheriff Pickens County. .Nov 14, 1922. Money to Loan ON IMPROVED FARM I4AND AT 6 PER CENTr INTEREST We can loan you any amount of money from $1,000 to $25,000 for a period of 33 years, giving you the privi-lege of repaying I at the end of five years if you want to. It is not required that the borrow 31 live on the farm In order to borrow from u,. No red tape. CRAIG & KEITH - OAice Over Keowee' Pharmacy Phone 89 Plckenis, 8. C. HAVIN WHA1'4 WHEN YOU W There's nothing like it. And y ou generally find it here. We are c onsta y fill ng -in our stock. As fast as it is broken we reorder, buyin g itramall quanities late in the fall,' thereb giving yd' fresh clean mpr chandise at right prices. JUST RECEIVED Our third shipment of mens, wo mens, misses, boys, and childrens shoes. A ! ,"t w( wonder, and at prices that cannot b e duplicated. Ask the people who w ear the. . I t three months shoe you can find it m ost any old place. But if you are lo oking for a twelve months shoe this is the place you are lookink for. - Another 'shipment of cotton an d all wool sweaters for boys, girls, m en and women,-.,at even lower prices than our first shipments. Get your 'n before cold weather. Goods are not going any highe r, for the next six months anyway. Coats spool thread 150 yds to the spool 5c. Plenty of it and more to f ollow. All other goods in proportio n. Carhart overalls, Griffon Clothe s, Stetson Hats, and many other w ell known lines of quality, at same price as early in the fall. We are not running Auction S ales, Closing Out Sales, and Guessin g Contests.,,,ur one and only in cement for you to trade with u a is a Square Deal, and the Best goo ds for the Letist Mbney. -ON HATS QUALITY FIRST -------- RIFFON CLOTHES FOWDER, HENDRICKS & CO. Olotllin,, Shoes, hats and tents' Furnishing foods a Specialty Call for Pictorial Review Patterns COUNTY TAX NOTICE The books for the collection of .F o rd s o State and County taxes will be open 1rom October 15, 1922, to December THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR 31st, 1922.. Those who prefer to can pay in . /. Ianuary, 1923 with 1 per cent aldi ,ional. Those who prefer paying in - - Febrtary, 19223, may do so with 2 y ')er cent additional. Those who pre- ~' s er paying in March 1923, to the 15th . >f saki month, may do so by an ad lition of 7 per cent. After said date . ;he books will close. Those who do not wish to come to - he office can write me and I will furnish them with the amount due - and they can remit me by check, money order or registered mail. -- Please do not send money without registering same, as it is liable to -- get" lost and it is at senders risk. State Levy, 7 1-2 mills. - Ord Co., 10 mills. Co.Sch ools, 3 mills. Road Bond, 3 1-22 mills. Special Roads, 6 mills. Total, 31 mills. Road Tax, $3.00.4 'Levy for interest on Pickens R. R. 4~rOB.E R Bonds, Hurricane towvnship, 2 mills. FOB ER I Levy for interest on Pickens R. R. Bonds, Eastatoe towvnship, 2 1-2 mills.' ,' Levy for interest on Pickens R. R. Bonds, Pickens towvnship, 2 mills. Poll tax $1.00 . (One Dollar.) Evecry male person between the ages of 21 to 60 years is iable except those R d~ xeusedi by lawv. Commutation Road Tax, $3.00. All ( iO I persons owing (logs are required to\/ pay a tax of $1.25 on each (log. Dog\f tax must be paid by February 1, 1923. du t n .Special School tax by Districts District No. 1, 7 mills. O S - District No. 2, 11 mill:. Distriet No. 3, 8 mills. District No. 4, 8 mills. Farming, like every other business, must cut District No. 5, 12 mills, down the overhead. District No. 6, 8 mills. Ditrit No. 7,0 mlls. .It is not a question of being able to afford a D istrict N o. , 20 m ills. F r ~ n t 1 u ~ i n o e n 'd l o n District No. 1, 20 mills. Fo d o ;its a q e t on o e n b e t o District No. 1, 16 mills. tinue farming on the old too-COStly basis. District No. 12, 24 mills. District No. 13, 15 mills. Thefarmer's problem sSDtala aes prowem' Ditric"t No. 6,80 mills. .it is also a produCtion problem.. lie: mUSt Cut District No. 18, 14 mills, down the Cost of produCtion. *.... District No. 19, 8 mills. Dsct No. 20,8 11mlls. The Fordson does more work at .lower cost District No. 22, 8 mills. and in less time than the old hand methods. District No. 23, 10 mIlls. e syutepof ,poeo District No. 24, 10 mills. I~ sgive 70 hepO~. ritephn District No. 25, 14 mills. - call today. District No. 20, 14 mills. District No. 27, 12 mills. District No. 28, 8 mills. District No. 29, 10 mIlls. -. P.S TT N,* District No. 3, 20 mills. Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer. District No. 3, 20 mills. District- No. 3, 11 mills. iCkens, S. C. District No. 35, 11 mills. District No. 35, 11 mills. District No. 37, 8 mills. --.-.......____* District No. 38, 16 mills. ., .. Dstrict No. 40, 8 mils. .==== D strec No. 1 8 ills. The Taylor-Colquitt Tie and Pole Distrvict No. 42, 1 mills. Co. are going to give on Xnmas Day My wife, miobuuri Turner, having District No. 44, 18 mills. 100 ahpie tbt ik District No. 4, 15 mIlls. $10.0 an Snca piaT b Pick eft my home..and board without my District No. 47, 15 mills. bens an-ea Tese przes are knowledge: ort - onsent and without Distric~t No. 4, 14 mills, beng given to the persons haul''ng cause, this istto notify all persons District No. 48, 15 mills. tems is hn fi.Sm District No. 0, 15 mills, tms titts fam i ofl it. Sme' not to hre or:.harbor her, under full District No. 5, 8 mills, man litef ml il b ae hP- penalty of .thelaw e R. W. Turner. District No. 52, 8 mills. py Xmas day. Why not yoars? If * District No. 55, 16 mIlls. y'ou begin to haul now you will stand.; ,', , District No. 56, 8 mills. ~ a good chance as fow ties wore hauled' Bald Inb, i~aley and other Ped- 4 0. T. Eitn last month on accognt of gather'ng ens couasJan1emtaiuis .were covered * . F County Treasurer. Cr'ops.-. / , ." with an#,w' Tdesday 'aerning.