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Mr. Arthur Brows X YO U NG IV If you want something worth the n uc you. We have a few well-broke ma years. .. "Columbus " BROWN'S GOT IT BROWN GETS IT Kill Your Rats! For 25c RAT CORN Does It! We Have It PICKENS DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store J. N. HALLUMI, Prop. & MIgr. Phone No. 8 ' Choie Farm Lands a For Sae, Cash or Credit TIen yeil'S 1' iTy (f Oii Wl1it 1 t - t inunster, on the minf line oft Southern linil way and range from three to lhve mliles I rOm the center of the to.wn. Westminster is a live, hmstling town withI a cot ton millI oil moil!. Inumbe'r plants, one of the finest schools im South Carolina, and being on the main line of the Southern Uitiway between Greenville and Atlanta, makes it an ideal place to lhve. Several of these farmsq have some of the best river bot tomfs and are now producing tine crops. wvhile others are covered wvith b.y the government we belheve that the wvood on anv tract would almost pay for' it, or enough timber could be cut on either'tract to build a nice p house, barns and outbuildings. It dloesn' t requirie mouch money to ownt one of these farmst and with the high price of Cotton and corn, vou s could soon pay for it, and we wvill giv(e you long terms. S Farm i No. 43 has 46; 1-2 acres. P rice, per acre : O 25 l'arm No. 12 has (62 1-2 acres. Price, p~er acre 33. F arm No. 1 3 has (63 1 -2 acres. Price, per acre....3.0 Farm No. 17 has 63 acres. Sold. Farm No. 22 has 28 acres. P'rice, per acre1.5 Farm No. 21 has 51 acres. P'rice, per acre1.2 Farm No. 2:1 has 41i acres. [Price, per acre 12.50( Farm No. )l has 317 1-2 acres. [Price, pter acre 13."50 Farm No. 50) has 75 1-2 acres. Price, pter acre..>.7 Farm No. 19 has 50) 1-2 acres. Price, per acre. -14.25 Farm No. 53 has 63 1-2 acres. P'rice, per acre. 15.25 FarmNo. 58-60 has 327 1-2 acres. Price, per acre - . 16.5nSi P'all at my of lice at P'ickens. 8. C. , for further in formation. .l. T.TA~lt. New Jewelry. Lavallirs, Rings, Watch Chains, Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons, and Knives. Call and see it. Nunnally's Candy receivedI today. None like Nunnally's. SKeowee Pharmacy Nyal Quality Store R. E. Lewis, Ph. G., Prop. . Phone 24 v~.) . is in the West agai i lUL E oney come in any ti re mules on hand n( Wagons and "Hig . Brown, "WHEN YoU RIDE LOCAL AND! PERSONAL Boone Carey is confined to his room in atcount of sickness. .l. P. Carey, Sr., was in Walhalla on irofessional business this week. Sam B. Craig and family moved this veek into their new home on Anne street. Dr. I. E. Lewis, proprietor ot the Ceowee Pharmacy, is in Atlanta select ig new goods for Christmas trade. A. T. Maxwell, of Atlanta, a printer f many years' experience, has ac epted a position with The Sentinel. ''he county treasurer's office now has j N telephone, which will be a great con enience to the public. The number is al ifty-seven. a ti The county treasurer's books for the hi ollection of taxes opened on the 15 of cc )ctober as usual and the first one to st ay was Van Ellison of Pickens. qP Mrs. Sallie Sutherland, one of Pick na county's best ladies, has gone to Ai :harlotte, N. C., to make her home 'ith her son Homer, who is in business p; here. kr Whitsitt lliott, son of Rev, and Mrs. ). W. Hiott, of Easley, left last week ir \Vashington to accept a place in the uartermaster's department of the TI rmy. (-C Dr. Earle Lewis and family have Bi noved to the Lewis old homestead. sti ' rnest Alexander and family have th noved into the Sutherland house va- bl ated by Mr. Lewis. D. W. Cantrell, Sr.. of route 3, was n town on business Monday. Mr. Can tell has been confined to his home with rop)sy for some time, but we are ga a state that lie is imp~roving. ga All w'ho are interested in the Moun tin G;rove cemetery will meet there arly Saturday morning. October 20, or the purpose of cleaning off the roundls. Bring suitable tools. Tlhe Piekens Township Singing Con ention will meet wvith Mountain Grove bureh the fourth Sunday in this month t 2:30O p. mn. Everybody invited, es.. eelally all smngers and leaders. Governor Manning has paroled dur.ing ood behavior, Luther L. Hendricks, of ns county, who was serving a five year mtence im the penitentiary for man aughter. lIe was convictedl in Jurve4 )l15. liert Porter has accepted a position in lowvells barber shop at Greenville. crt was one of the best barbers Pickens ver saw, but his place will be aceopt hldy tilled by .J. A. Porter, formerly of .ibert v. 'here. will be public meetings aindI peakings in every town in Pickens ounty next Wednesday, October 24, to rouse interest in the Second Liberty ,oan."' said (Chairman Elbert Findley . i pirominlent speaker has been invited 0 Pickens and all good citizens are uirhed to at tend the meetings. MIrs. A da Robertson (lied at her home wear Salemp in Oconee county last Sun 1,ay- l-unieral services were heldl in the ickensi) Methodist church and the body vams laid to rest in the Pickens coeu~nteryf Mlonday. Mrs. Rtobertson was a daugh- - rof ,L. M. Gillespie of near Pickens.9 M.'leaves a husband and two children aesides many relatives and friends to miouirn .her (departure, The Sentinel ~ (nins wvith other friendls in sympathy. A GOOD TIME l'o getA your Seedl Oats, Rive and 4 Barley. Seed will be hard to get4 later- If we can help you we4 will be glad to do so.4 Plenty of F'lour' coming in and the pr'ice right. Salt willl b)e hard4 to get later. Buny nowv. Feeds4 of all kinds. Te~cll uis what you neeCd.4 Mor'ris & Company, Phone No. 36--Use It You may subscribe for The Sentnl aight month for one dlollar, io n this week buying A N E me after next Frida; )W. .'. Our custon h Point" Buggies ar Valhalla, , RIDE RIGHT" Tl~e' moor"e.ie 1 poem -rt~o mi e, From its itende.r youthFul dope. To the' tim e:-when it thinly Fades owmy Like' e. useet op piece, 1 , ; N ,C OF , Could Be Worse. ewberry Observer. Prof. Gilstrap of Pickens comes ong and knocks President Wilson I id congress out of the way and set-| s the whole war business out of mnd; but, alas, Editor Gary Hiott mes along and settles Prof. Gil rap, and the whole thing is in statu to ante. Doesn't Worry Us. rderson Mail. A man who has just returned from ekens says the people up there don't low anything about the quart-a onth law. 'Taint So. le State. Pickens Sentinel: "Scientists say liar bills are covered with microbes. ing them to The Sentinel and we'll rilize them." But we must warn at The Sentinel's process is horri Hobbs-= When you are and Winter shopp derson Company, We have a full and m< Men's and Boys' Clothing, stock of this class in Picke: SCOME, and bring all : priceifor most anything yo For the past several y< in this section of the count ever this season. So bri -is assured you. Ladies' R< Our Ladies' Ready-to Spection. New goods are Hleavy Coats, Coat Suits, e Our]1 has undergone a great cha: kets and we are now ready the newest tings are to b< 'The last and most imp ceries. Regardless of the: this linme, we promise you t P. S. -Just received a SHobbs- Her {.. . i ; J, ?y ~ t cur second car of . ) MARESE y, Oct. 12, and we will have it for ers make their own terms.-.1 to 3 9 e cheaper at Brown's. BROWN'S GOT IT BROWN GETS IT FREEl Get Valuable Premiums Free by Using Our Profit-Sharing Plan r Do your trading at J. W. Hendricks', where you get a coupon with every cash purchase. Coupons are good for valuable premiums. Call and get a catalog showing coerent premiums and how to get them without extra ) hoI am still giving more goods for less mtoney' than any J t hody else. Best LL Rea Island, 15c ya-rd. Best AAA Sheeting, 15c yard. Best Drilling, 16c yard. Toile Du Nord Gingham, 15c yard. M Best grade Outing, 15c yard. HATS! HATS ! TO SUIT BUYERS. CLOTHING ! Clothing to Fat Anybody up to 44 at RIGHT PRICES Shoes! Shoes!. H anis, 26c per pound in trade, Spring Fryers, 20c per pound, upi to 40e' each. Hens, 124c per pound. Eggs, 42c per dozen at present. White Peas, $3.60 per bushel in trade. Our line of Furniture is complete. a. W. .HENDRICKS} lPICKENS R4 Henderson Co. Central, 5. C. looking for a place to do your Fall ing don't forget that Hobbs-Hen- + Central, S. C., is the place. + >st complete line of the best Dry Goods, Notions, + Shoes for the entire family. Decidedly the largest ~ as county. rour produce. We wvill pay you the highest market + a have to sell.+ mars Central has been one of the best cotton markets + ry, therefore we will endeavor to make it better than + ng us your cotton and the very highest market price + ady-to-Wear Department. Wear Department will soon be ready for your in- + arriving every day. Don't fail to look us over for. + tc. ' '* Wllinery .Department+ age. Our Milliner has just returned from the mar- + with a big line of all New Hats to show you. All + 3 found here.* Groceries ortant is our large stock of Staple and Fancy Gro- +* 'requent and large advance in price of everything in + [ie very best p1'ce attainable. COME To SEE US + aother car load of that GOOD FL-OUR..0 Kler soE Co0. Central