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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
$6.98

The Anniversary Special 7 90
Suits, Overcoats and So/O
Rainc0atS.
Mems stylish, guaranteed
cravenette raincoats, overcoats
in various models and lengths,
stylish dark all wool materials,
also black. Suits in single or
double breasted styles strictly
all wool, finely tailored. Pat
terms and sizes to suit and please
every condition of men and
young men until Saturday
S7o98
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
Clothes For Little
Money

In the 33 years that I have
done business in this city I have
never carried in nv stock poor
clothes, because no matter how
cheap they are sold, they are al
ways unsatisfactory and never
make friends.
Early last Spring I made a
clean up Of Spring and Summer
accumulations and take this op-
portunity to make the anniver-
sary sale a great attraction to
the men and families who must
economize and who must limit
themselves to very small outlays
for their clothing supplies for
themselves and boys, by now
cutting down to ridiculous prices
the fall and winter clothing &C
cumulations here.
This calls attention to mems
suits that the anniversary sale
will offer below $500 and down
to s1.99. They are the L. Roths-
child quality. All Of good all
wool materials. Some Of these
are stock worn and if So your
attention will be called to the
imperfections, but they are the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
Heart toHeart
Talks.
TIE QUALITY OF MERCY.
b EDWIN A@Nyg.

TIE QUALITY OF MERCY.
Do you remember in Victor Hugo's
story Of 'sLes Miserables" how FOR
years Inspector Jayert pursued Jean
Vatican, who had stolen a loaf OF
bread for a starving sister?
Well, here IS modern instance.
Jave.e put Jean Vatican into the
galleys and pursued him because Of
Els stern sense Of Official duty, but the
Der. .ecutor In this modern story had no
such excuse.
WIlliamF. Dermege. New York
butcher, Is the Javert Of the tale, and
Jacob =. Heintz Is the poor delinquent
whom Delmege bounded.
The story runs thus:
Years ago Heinz pleaded guilty to
stealing some meat from his employer.
Since that time he has not only lived
an honest life, but has worked hard to
support his own family and also four
children Of a dead brother.
zFhepsse9 9e6E went Delmege fol-
lowed, sooner or later told about the
theft and secured the discharge Of the
unfortunate man.
& Discouraged by his struggle against
these odds, Heintz had Delmege ar
rested for breach Of the peace. The
latter admitted to the Judge he had
secured The discharge Of Eeintz three
afHe-a-. times.
81 he said he thought II was 'his duty"
$ tell.
sls Azou know this man was lead
81 sonest HfeT asked the magis-
.de~S; said Delmege.
Whereupon the court grew tndig-
nant. 'Is there then no such thing as
penance or mercy? Must the door Of
opportunity be everywhere slammed
"a this poor mans face? I will put
&ou under bonds Of $1,000 to keep the
peace as to this matter"
In default oe bail Delmege went to
jail.
Oh. Just 5udses
Eefntz, IKE Jean Vatican, was re-
deeming his life. AND every time he
tried to get his head above water Del.
nege pushed him under.
"The quality OF mercy is not
strained"
The pitiless Javert Of Eugo's story,
torn IN his desire between the call of
duty and the cali Of mercy, had the
grace to drown himself.
This modern Jayert, with no sworn
oath to support, showed no bowels of
mercy and deserved none.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
Odds Made by the
Fast Selling of the
Past Four DAYS.

Odd Suits worth S19. Hand
tailored pure all wool guaranteed
Well known Baltimore makes.
Just one of a size but in the
whole all sizes are represented.
If one here to please you it
means several dollers saved for
oo,pofb;nr a1co
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
HIGH Grade Men s
Suits and OvercOatS

Containing the wholesale tail
oring which has drawn armies
of Americas most careful dress
ed men (Clubmen and Style
leaders, to the wearing of ready
to wear clothing. In choice
materials Of unquestioned worth
colors to please the old or young
and tolplease those looking to
plain and unassuming clothes
Of high quality as we'll as those
who glory in the present days
varieties of colors and figures.
In this line of art-tailored
clothing, nothing is left out
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23

Mems choice Csc Hose 13c.
Mems and boys winter gloves
l0c.
Mems winter pants 69c.
Mems white hemstitched
Hankerchiefs, lc.
Boys all wool Suits S1,29.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23

Latest and best 15c collars &c.
Mems SOC Isle thread Hose,
33c.
Mems heavy winter Sweaters,
38c.
Mems fine Maco half hose 19c.
President Suspenders 33c.
Mems Suits as low as the price
of a single pant.
SOC heeced underwear 33c,
Choice SOC underwear 39c.
SOC best style shirts 39c.
Mems and boys Caps 10c.
Mems high class all wool
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
Small Men or Big Boys

Boys heavy dark all wool
Suits sizes for age 16 to 20. 80 to
SO breast measure, for smalIish
men, excellent SIS and s18.
qualities coat, vest and long
pants, each warranted all wool
in two lots at s2.98 and at
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23

greatest values for work clothes
that have ever been offered be-
cause they are good and the
price is small. Mems all wool
suits up from
81 o98
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
$9.98.
$40 Suits 1898
The Anniversary S8.98
Mems Dark Mixed Blue and
Black Suits.

Of guaranteed all wool fast
black qualities. In this lot are
many Of the makes Of the most
renowned wholesale clothiers.
Come in single and double
breasted sacks. Also in sizes
especially designed for stout men
and for slim men. Sell regular
ly at $1,000 at this sale at
1898
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23

which 19l1-1912 correct and ap-
proved fashions dictate neither
in variety of color nor variety of
cut, length, shape or finish.
They are bearing in this Ami
versary Sale the plain figures of
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
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H EDwDa RsNYA

TEk PRosLEM OF EAPRNEss.
Dpyou remember that advertisement
@Rhich the baby IS reaching FOR bar
3f soap which floats In the water and
hs legend:
'Ee VIII not be happy until he gets
lsy.
There Is a true souca Of human ma
a,re In the picture Bsbys youth. man,
wonan-we an reach for something
thas we aancy wi1, make ushappy.
However
ono might draw q companion pic
ture, picture % the baby when he
hiss got the bar oe soap and write un-
DER It the words, aEs's got It, but Is
not happy"
Which WouId % another true picture
Of the nature that is.in Us all We get
what we want, but are not made hap
py thereby.
..Ie my business were established
would be happy man." says one.
sIf owned good home I should
be perfectly content and happy"
sYf had big farm Ike So and so"
gSghs the small owner.
eff / had a million dollars" walls
the prosperous business man.
AnG 50 on
Whereas, none Of these would DO
happy over the possession Of the things
shey so ardently wish for. Why9
Because, In the first place, there Is
more enjoyment in getting things than
ln having them. The baby got his Joy
1n getting the soap. not in possession
Of It
Besides
Whatever you wish for and get there
fs always something the matter with
# when you get it-some fly IN the
ointment Of enjoyment. And there Is
always something more that you want
TO get
You see, the problem Of personal
happiness cannot be worked out BY
arithmetic When you merely add to
what you bs something more of the
ssas 3 ,0ssessi0ns-y0u DO
AID ss-very slowly-learn
$2s les Sie you cannot be happy
& YOU thousand dollars ten
:! sand Will not make you blessed.
appiness is not in what you haVe'
in what you are.
Sppiness is inside you
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
Sure Proofs.

Sure Proofs.
Mabel am sure he must have loved
her very dearly.
Maude-I should say so. he mar
rfed her IN spite Of the fact that he
had been out in the rain with her all
one afternoon, was seasick with her
and saw her unexpectedly at home
the morning after dance-Londoo
Onirion.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1911-11-23
Mems Wooden Pants
CSC.

Of heavy, dark woolens for
winter wear now, all sizes, only
one pair to each, none to dealers,
while they last
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
CAPITAL ORGAN|STS
TO GIVE RECEPTION
TONIGHT FOR EDDY
Noted Musician Here To
Dedicate New Organ At
Ingram Memorial.

An informal reception by the men or
ganists Of the District Chapter OF the
National Association Of Organists, and
the District Chapter of the American
Guilds Of Organists, for Clarence Eddy,
the renowned concert organist. who ar
rived from Marion, Ind, will be given at
the studio Of Oscar y. Comstock, 1929 F
street tonight.
Mr.. Eddy will remain In Washington
until tomorrow night when he will give
the dedicatory recital for the new or
gan At the ingram Memorial Church, as
the first number Of the Ingram Brother
hood Lyceum course. The associations
have extended a general invitation to
all the men orsanists of the District to
be present.
Mr.. Eddy is generally considered the
greatest living American organist," said
II. II. Freeman, organist for st. John q
Church. and president of the District
Chapter Of the National Association OF
Organists. His coming has created
much interest in musical circles OF the
Capital"
Mrs. Charles Ingram, for whose hus.
band the Ingram Church is named. and
daughter, Cornelia, we'll known In the
Capital, will arrive in the city tomor.
row from Eau Claire, Wis, to attend
the concert.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Dandruff Goes
Falling Hair Ceases, Scalp Itch Van
ishes, New Hair Grows Profusely
and Becomes Fascinating.

Don't say 1--WE read all that before"
Just go to Henry Evans and JAMES
O'DonnelI right away, lay down 80
cents, say II want a bottle of that
PARTISAN SAGE that SO many sensible
people are using Then take 1t home
and use 1t as directed and then II you
are not satisfied that II is just as ad-
vertised take back the empty bottle
and they will refund your money.
Pretty risky Offer you'll say. Not
at all. Henry Evans and James ODon-
nell know Just what PARISIAN SAGE
will do and they have the promise OF
the American. makers, the Giroux Mfg;
Co.. Of Buffalo. N. Y. that they will
back them up in their strong guaran. i.I,.
Il? and only 81 cents for large bottle
and druggists America over.
Mrs. J. q, Franklin, Fulton, Mo-,
writes: PARTISAN SAGE eradicates
dandruff, cleans the scalp, and makes
the hair fluffy and beautiful: also Is a
good hair grower. ! shall continue e
use i as long as 1t gives such perfect
satisfaction"
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
F|SCHER'S FLIGHT
GIVES HIN UNIQUE
RECORD IN AVIATION
First Flyer To Make Trip
Without Preliminary
Practice.

When George Fischer, the young navy
yard machinist. made his sensational
flight in the Christmas aeroplane at
College Park last Sunday, he establish
ed a record that may stand a long time.
This record consists of flight in an
aeroplane the first time he took his
seat. without practice or experience.
Fischer's flight was brought about
against his own wishes. The Christ
mas aeroplane Is built to rise from the
earth quickly. Sunday afternoon the
big machine was taken out Of its hangar
for the purpose OF "turni ing over the
engine Young Fischers intentions
were simply to run the biplane across
the field In practice.
dentally pulled the elevating control,
and the biplane shot upward. Several
hundred persons who were present at
first cheered the young aviator. Then 1t
suddenly dawned upon them that he was
inexperienced. and that he would prob
ably be dashed to death at any second.
The machine shot across the heav-
ems at a terrific clip. but Fischer did
not lose his head. He calmly headed
the machine toward the earth after
climbing at least one hundred feet. The
machine settled perfectly. until within
q few feet of the ground. Then It was
that inexperience In making a landing
went bad for Fischer. The left wing
touched the ground and several robs Of
the planes were broken.
Fischer's escape from death is due to
the fact that the biplane is built on a
principal of automatic stability, with the
result that 1t sailed perfectly through
the air.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
First Dredged Oysters
( Of The Season Arrive

The first dredged oysters Of the sea-
BON arrived at the fish wharf last night
and this morning. and today feet Of
'fifteen oyster craft is unloading car
roes. The supply is being eagerly
bought at slightly lower prices and pre-
Aictions are that within a few days
there will be declines in the wholesale
prices Of the bivalves.
Quantities Of fresh catfish, caught in
The lower Potomac, were selling at from
ii to 6 cents per pound. wholesale, on
the Eleventh street wharf markets this
morning. Telegraphic advices from the
Jersey coast fisheries stated that rough
seas prevented fishing Yesterday and
last night, and as q result there were
practically no salt water fish received
This morning. the supply on hand at the
wharf market holding out we'll, how
eyer.
Gray trout is selling at 4 and cents
Wholesale this morning, bluefish and
butterfish bringing from to Z cents.
\, An Alexandria Arm is loading the
kyster shells at the wharf markets on
COWS. which are tugged to mills at
Alexandria, the shells being made into
krit and fertilizer.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Can't Stand School,
! Boy Tells Judge

Robert Poindexter '.just can't stand
/ school,"
! He told Judge De Lacy 80 yesterday.
And. according to Probation Officer
Mrs Richardson. he carried his dislike
10 the point of bombarding the win
bows of kindergartens with stones AMI
{, 6ther missiles. Robert hasn't been to
btchool since last May.
I, my boy won't SO TO school. because
Ms teachers pick on him." Mrs. Poin-
/! Gsxter explained. HE has defect IN
{ his voice. and none Of them want hin,
IN their school,"
Robert has run the gantIet OF teach.
krs He has been allowed to change
! ln the hope that he would take likipg
20 his new teachers and remain In
school. His last teacher appeared
Yesterday and said that not only had
Robert refused to stay in school, bu,
MAT he had displayed his dislike fol
She institution by throwing stones a,
the windows. Several panes were
Broken.
- Mrs, Poindexter. mother of the color.
ed boy, who is but twelve years old
lives at 2o4 Brook court northwest.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
IA TOILETTE BOON
|TO Be PUT TO TEST
$ AGAINST TAFT TRIP
+ + --
OF ~
Presidents Mild Reception
: : Encourages Belief In
Success.
: -
'PROGRESSIVES STAKE
MUCH ON EXPERIMENT
i
Swing OF Country Will Develop
& Strength Of Insurgency
y 8 And Candidate.

..sewhen senator La Toilette undertakes
his swing around the circle next month
kor the purpose OF giving impetus to
Ills campaign for tho Presidential NOM
ination. the progressive Republicans
tRho. are supporting him are going to
make o supreme effort to make q
greater showing Of crowds and enthus-
tasm than that which has marked the
swing Of President Taft.
srrt Is with the belief that this can be
done that the La Toilette trip Is be-
Ing arranged. In a sense. Senator I.o
Toilette is taking a long chance In
making the trip he proposes. II his
attempt TO stir up the public Is met
With that familiar political phenom-
Snon known aa frost, It will be set
down as certain that hiE attempt to
get the nomination Is futile and use-
iess. Not only this. but the progres.
siyes would find themselves handicap
ca in the effort they are making to
throw the nomination to some man
other than the President, whether that
man be La Toilette, Cummins, or any
body else. .....
1.-THE La Toilette leaders have been
keeping close tab on the receptions ac-
corded to President Taft In the differ
Spt States. They have mad observers
on the ground at each. stopping place
for this especial purpose. They are
appraised that, broadly speaking, Pres
tdent Taft has stirred up little enthus-
Sasm. On the whole, II ls doubtful II
he has strengthened himself any. Ir
the middle West his reception general
" was distinctly lacking in warmth
Knowing this, and understanding the
great ENTHUSIASM that Is felt for La
i. Toilette among his followers, the Ii
Toilette leaders believe the Wisconst,
Senator can go out and demonstrate
that he has a stronger grip on tn,
voters than has Mr.. Taft.
nrWhat would happen II the La Fol
iette trip were to prove as enthusiastic
as his admirers hope for Is interesting
to speculate upon. 1t might also hav'
q tendency to drive to MIR. Taft Ger
qain measure of support from conserv'
atives who do not like the President
but who would line up for him rathe
than see La Toilette named.
In high political quarters there still
10 talk of forcins the nomination OF
Justice Hughes, regardless of Justic
Hughes refusal some months ago I
consent o-allow use Of his name. !
IL fact. too, that there Is an increas
ing tendency in many quarters, pro
iEressive and moderately conservative
10 consider the merits of Senate
iCummins.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Police Unable To Find
Mother Of Deserted Baby

The police SO far have been unable to
locate the mother of a four-weeks-old
baby girl. abandoned late yesterday
afternoon in the hallway on the third
floor of a fat building at 6o2 Eleventh
street southwest.
The child was found by Mrs. Sarah
Schaeffer, who was attracted by Its
screams. Mrs. Schaeffer notified the
police Of No. 4 precinct, and the infant
was turned over to the Founding
Asylum, I715 Fifteenth street northwest:
Miss Mary Burton, superintendent OF
the Institution, recognized the child as
one which had been brought to the
asylum earlier in the day by young
woman who said she was unable to
care for II. Miss Burton explained that
under the circumstances 1T would be
necessary for the mother to go to the
Juvenile Court and have the infant
properly committed.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Board Of Trade Would
Have Mail Box Tried

II Postmaster N. A. Merritt follows
the recommendation of the industrial
interests committee of the Board OF
Trade he will give the McAllister street
car mail-box thorough trial upon the
street cars OF the District. The COM
mittee determined upon such recon-
mendation at its meeting yesterday
afternoon.
Further progress was made in COM
pieting the committees annual report.
The report of the subcommittee on
retail trade. protesting against the
navy yard commissary stores. was
adopted. A license fee Of $50 a day for
itinerant merchants also was recon-
mended upon motion of z. H. Droop.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
SEWAGE SYSTEM TO
|. Be ADVOCATED FOR
BETHESDA SECTION
Meeting Will Be Held At
Kensington Soon Under
Physicians Auspices.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, october ia
meeting under the auspices of the Mont
gomery County Medical Association will
be held at Kensington in the interest
Of the movement for sewage system
for that portion Of Bethesda district,
this county. bordering on the District OF
Columbia line. including the towns OF
Chevy Chase. Friendship Heights, SOM
erset, Drummond and Noodmont
At the semi-annual meeting Of the
medical association. held at Gathers
burg, the matter was considered ana
Il was the unanimous opinion OF the
physicians present that sewage sys-
tenn should be provided at the earliest
possible moment. The association named
Drs James Dudley Morgan, Frederick
N. Henderson and John l.. Lewis COM
mittee to make arrangements for the
meeting at Kensington.
MISC Bertha e. Cole and William
Henry Kent, both Of Lovettsvilie, Va
were married in Rockville yesterday by
Rev. w. d. Keene pastor OF the M. H.
Church South. the ceremony being per-
formed at the parsonage In the presemoe
of a friend OF the couple. Inc younss
that of the young woman as nineteen,
Licenses to marry have been issued
nv the clerk of the circuit court TO Jo-
seph II. Oden and Vallie c. Daymude
and Charles Robert Hawkins and Anna
Elizabeth Story, all OF this county,
Arrangements have been completed
by the Republican state and county
committees for the visit to the county
next TUESDAY Of Phillips Lee Colds.
borough, candidate for governor r ahr
his associates on the state ticket, JONI
Fl. Cunningham and Morris a; soper
candidates. TOR comptroller and attor.
ney general, respectively. The candi'
dates and a number % the more prom.
nent members of the party from tn'
county will tour the county In auto.
middle of the morning. they will visit
IN the order named, Gaithersburg, Lay
tonsville. Olney, Sandy Spring. Ken
sington. and Bethesda, and mass meet
!ngs will be held at Sandy Spring, Ken
sington, and Bethesda.
| Mrs Lillian F. Rardorfr. OF this coun
ty. has, through her attorney. John
Garrett, Of Rockville. filed suit heI,
for an absolute divorce from Joseph F
Bardorff, charging desertion. She ais
asks the custody Of the couples mino
Myrtle, aged nine. The couple wer
married in Baltimore in March. 1Sa;
and in June. 1905. the p!aintin. accord
| ing to the bill. was deserted.
william K. Jones. Of Glen; this coun
RGockviiIe. G Ndi w a farm Of a., acres nea
Glen, the consideration being abou
S25,0Oo It Ia said to be the purchaser
Intention to conduct IT as stock farm
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
YOUR DRUGGIST
STOPS THAT ITCH

II you are suffering from Eczema,
Psoriasis or any other kind of skin
trouble, drop into our store for instant
relief. We will guarantee you to stop
that itch In two seconds.
A &c trial bottle will prove 1t.
We have sold other remedies for skin
troubles, but none that we could rec
ommend more highly than the well
Thymol and few other ingredients
that have wrought such wonderful
cures all over the country.
This compound, known as d. d. d.
Prescription, will cool and heal the
itchy, burning skin as nothing else can.
Get regular bottle and see-on our
no-pay offer.
Henry Evans, Affecks Drug Store.
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Parents Accused Of
d. Neglecting Children

- Charging that the three children of
"A. r. Dutrow live in an unsuitable
..home. and that a grandchild is i'm
I, properly nourished. the Board of Chill
sdren's Guardians fled a petition in
ss,Juvenile Court asking for the custody
sof the children.
;. Dutrow was ordered some time ago
10 pay "a weekly to the support of his
family. but the board says this money
Mrs Dutrow started to testify, but
growing faint, was taken to the COR
rfdor Of the court, where she became
unconscious The case was continued
The Washington times., 1911-10-19
Manufactures Plan Is
Considered At Meeting

A meeting of the manufactures COM
mittee Of the Chamber Of Commerce
was held this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.
Several propositions concerning the
establishment of factories in Washing
ton were to be considered.
The plan OF Robert N. Harper for a
holding corporation to finance and as
sist manufacturing companies will go
mittee will consider it before it Is again
taken up by the manufactures COM
mittee.