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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Toilet Articles At AfVeryEc0nomiCal
 PRICES

HIND'S HONEY and Almond Cream,
 worth regularly soc per bottle. 39c LAMBERT'S LISTERINE, Bounce
 bottle, 25c value for ....-.17 17c CUTICURA TOILET Soap, worth 25c
 per cake. special at ....... .22c All GLYCERINE Toilet Soap, worth
 25c per cake, for. foc COLGATES CASHMERE Boquet Toil
 ct Soap, worth 25c per cake, our
 price -......-- .--.----.----. <<c PACKERS TAR SOAP, sells every
 where ct 25c a cake, special ...22c COLGATE'S TOILET WATER, regui
 lar S100 size bottle for. ........79c Regular soc bottle for S9c, and 25c bot
 ties for ..,.......- -4...... l9c COLGATE'S Ribbon Dental Cream.
 25c size for IUc COLGATES Dental Powder, 25c cans
 fer only --..-----..... ioO COLGATE'S SHAVING Stick, regular
 25c value for Zoc COLGATE'S Taicum Powder. all fav-
 orite odors, 25c can for. -..f5c COLGATE'S PERFUMES, Special
 SIPS bottles for 9Sc, regular soc bottles for 39c, and 25c size bottles
 for -..-.----.-.-.- .-..--.-i iSS LA BLANCHE Face Powder, regu- lar soc value. special ....... .3sc PEBECO TOOTH PASTE. retails fer
 soc for a large tube, our price
 only .... --.-.........--S S9c SQUIBB'S TALCUM POWDER, large
 can, worth 25c, special. ......1sc COLGATE'S Quinine Hair Tonic, soc
 size bottle for .....39 39c ELDER FLOWER Toilet Soap, T.
 pound cake, special at. ......... Be WOoDBURY'S Facial Toilet Soap,
 25c value, per cake. e...........21c MENTHOLATUM. for skin irritation,
 50c jars for only. 39c MENTHOLATUM. regular 25c jars,
 special at ZIG JAP ROSE SOAP. 10c, THREE cakes Tor .-----,--....-- Zoc WHITE VASELINE, large jar for 1ec YELLOW VASELINE, large jar for 10c BAY RUM, soc size bottle for. .45c IVES MACHINE OIL. per obttle Sc THREE-IN-ONE Machine Oil, 1-ounce
 bottle for ........ .-......- TUG COLGATE'S Brilliantine for the hair, per bottle .....-......-.- 23c COLGATE'S Pure Glycerine, per bot LUXON Liquid Olive Soap, Large bot tile, for sec MUM, a splendid and effective deod- orant. a box. 21c LA ROSE Pompeon French Sachet Powder, large jar ........-.. .S1.eS WELCH'S Bathasweet bath powde-. 25c can for .21o MARY GARDEN Talcum Powder, per can 4ec RIVERIS' Talcum Powder, per can2oc POUDRE DE RIZ. Face Powder, special at 1oc LUXON Face Powder. large size DOA Q e w DAGGETT & RAMSDELL'S Cold Cream, small tube 1Oc, medium size 21c, large tube 47c
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Exceptional Drapery Values

40NCH MARQUISETTE genuine round thread highly M retain its uste Coo white and Beige 
 MERCERIZED very quality firmly which white Beige, 40inches wide 
 FANCY AND MARQUISETTE in white, Beige coos with sefcolored stripes crobrs checks and ~ yard 35c 40c soc FAILLE drapery fabric living windows plain with selfcoored borders in
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Curtain Scrinl ai1d NetS 26c, 35C LID 10 85c Yard

of Scrims light drapery fabrics desire draDerv Fae Madras. is be found this and lesser price than would elsewhere fo quality
 COME white, Beige plain with fancy widths S6 4S and S5c yard
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
NeW Spring CretOnneS Bright BrlE0nf and COlorfuI 65C, 75c and SLIGO q Yard

SUNSHINE AND Of the sprngtime bring bright
 
 thing is in accord.
 daperies winter replaced b bright colorful dapery fabric spring will be found at THE FAIR artistic The and colorngs cay pleasing all the foliage and forest de birds where you'd least variety 65c 75c S5c and s1OO yard
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
GOtUnS and Chenise S3.5O, 50 fO .S7.5O

THESE are made of fine. sheer quality even thread Nainsook, prettiiy embroidered in con- yentional and floral design in pink blue and lavender; the needle work is the finest and could not be more expertly accomplished if you had done it yourself GOWNS are. priced at S3.50 upwards to s7.50. CHEMISES at S25O and S3.5O.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Crepe GCuns SI.5O

-CHhPE GOWNS AT Sl.50 per garment Youn be wonderfully enthusiastic over the daintiness of the wear. the fine quality of the material which is soft crepe and easily laun- dered; prettily embroidered in white, pink blue or lavender; some finished with ribbon rOSpffaS
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Many Pretty, Dainty NeuU StyLes
BungalOw Aprons 75c

THERE SHOULD be active selling of these Bungalow Aprons tomorrow at 79c each. because of their smart style, splendid making and the excellent quality of the materials cut full, kimono sleeves and finished with belt and large pockets, in medium and light colors
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Summer StmShQdeS Biqht, Brilliant, Uashinq COLOrS

IT WERE POSSIBLE wonderful Sunsadepac them soe could them with describe them in that will interest is safe that Parasol selling would be unusually brisk
 UNDOUBTEDLY preie collection a all brilliant plain with n favored short handles with silk cord Prices Q
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06

FANCY TOP SOCKS in sizes for !n- fants and children, of finest mercer ized Lisle yarn in white, with bright colored tops in stripes or plaids. Mothers who are best posted on pres ent market conditions will be first 10 recognize this unusual value, sizes q to 9i2, per pair -...............2
 SILK SOCKS for little tots at 75C pair. and quite an exceptional value for the price, in plain white and of pure thTeadsilk, reinforced sOles. heels and toes; all sizes from to 9Is inclusive.
 WOMEN'S LISLE STOCKINGS at 35c three pairs for sl00-A wonder value, in black and white only, sizes S's to 10, in regular and "OUT" sizes. Women tell us every day. who shop around for hosiery and then come back here to buy that we have the best hosiery values shown anywhere in the District 4 pair r.......... 35c
 BURSON LISLE STOCKINGS for women. in black only at 25c and 35c a pair. regular and out sizes; despite present market conditions we are able to maintain our usual standard of uaiity in these two grades. Per pair Soc ana -------.-......... Zoe
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
,S4 and $5 Fashionable Shapes
 PQnQnlGS
 .S5 tO .SIO

GENUINE ECQUADORIAN Pan ana Hats, genuine handwoven and one piece; beautiful waite bleached- Blocked Optimo. Telescope Alpine and Racquet Shapes--reaily remark able values iE bananas as low priced as $5. others of fiber quality al SG.50 upwards to S10-and there's every becoming and fashionable dimension of crown and brim from which to make your selection.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Sheer; FiIn1v White Dresses For Girls .SI5O, S2OO S2.5O UpUards fO SIO

for nm5 to " a b of e els ad l summer styles O fine Oad edunkd nunced-s some that tree omteye embuh hed
 
 hem il ali h q beauty d g a al b
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Dainfu NeU NocklUedr

II Q
   THrs sheer tntdl dl,aen fabric icuord ina nd for rummrav ceve ean wonr III attractive collect There e in msputsy fIo silk O e d Grg n
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Historic Houses.

The Grange, the country seat OF
alexander Hamilton, occupied by him
iS02-04, Is still standing. 1t has been
moved from its original location, the
west side Of the present Convent ave.
nue., between One Hundred and Forty.
second and One Hundred and Forty.
third streets, to One Hundred and
Forty-first street and Convent avenue
next to st. Luke's church. The Fred.
erick Phillipse house Is not standing
we can find no record to identify any
house occupied by George Nash.
Fraunces' tavern, now owned by the
Sons of the Revolution, has been re.
stored in a measure to it's original de.
sign, and the famous Long room,"
where Washington took farewell OF
his officers, remains intact
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
USE F0R OLD LAMPS.
Economic Idea That Is Worth
Thinking About.
Simple Matter to Convert an OH Lamp
Into Ono That Can BE Used with
Electriclty-SimpIe Dl.
rectIons to Follow.

Do not discard your kerosene oil ta-
bic lamps when you install an elec-
trio lighting system. Your oil lamps
can be converted into beautiful cleo.
trio lamps by means Of q simple at
tachment, as shown in the accompany
ing illustration.
The attachment can be made with
as many as four sockets Of either the
rotary or pull.chain type. The latter
Is preferable. If the shade be small
or shallow, small bulb lamps can he
used in the shape of a ball, containing
candle power or wattage equal to that
of the long type.
The attachment is set in the chin.
ney holder, and in the same manner
as the chimney would set. The cleo.
trio equipment to the lamp does not
by any means dismantle any of the
oil attachments. The lamp still con.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
STCnI ut TWO WAIERMELCMS
Engiishnan Was Perfectly Satisfied
He Know What He Wanted In
Ordering Ills Dinner.

That familiar things have different
names in different countries was dis.
covered by ian Englishman while he
was visitingsthe United States. Thus
he tells the story OF the watermelons: :
l was eating dinner in an eastern
city, and saw on the menu, "Watermel.
on We have watermelons in eng
land, but they are what you in Amer.
lea call "muskmelons." Therefore I
called the waiter and said: Bring me
Two watermelons."
The dusky waters eyes grew large,
and he .protested:
'But, sab, you don't want two wa
tahmelons!"
am not accustomed to have walters
tell me what l want. l knew perfect
~ well what l wanted. saw some
people at the next table smile at each
other, and | was vexed. Therefore I
replied to the waiter with much dig
nifty:
want two watermelons."
me waiter seemed about to protest
again, but thought better of it, and
went away. While he was gone, I
looheu round and found everyone with
IN hearing distance smiling curiously.
Looking further, l saw another waiter
setting down before another man q
plate containing an immense round of
something green outside and bright
red within Then I spied my own
waiter returning, bearing on each up.
lifted palm an immense green oval
NO wonder the people smiled! The
smile was about to become q laugh. /
thought l would die! Then an idea
came to me! When the waiter reached
my place. looked at his burden quite
judicially, tapped each of those ele
phantine "watermelons," and then
gave my order in calm, decided
tone:
Bring me slice from this one."-
Youths Companion.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Free Flower Seed {
hastings Catalogue.
Tells Y0lA About aG

No matter whether you farm OH d
large scale or only plant vegetables
or flowers in small way, you need
Hastings' 1917 Seed Catalog. IT'S
ready now and we havo q copy Sor
you absolutely free, If you ask for tt.
mentioning the name Of this paper
In addition to showing you about ala
the varieties OF vegetables, farm
grass, clover and flower seeds, this
catalog tells how you can get free five
splendid varieties Of easily grown, yet
beautiful flowers, with which to beau
tify your home surroundings.
Good seeds OF almost every kind
are scarce this season, and you can'G
afford to take chances in your seed
supply. Hastings Seeds are depend.
able seeds, the kind you can always
depend OH having good luck with.
You are going to garden or farm
this spring. Why not insure success
so far as possible by starting with
the right seed? Don't take chances
that you do not have to.
Write today for Hastings 1G17
Catalog. It's free and will both int
est and help you to succeed in 1877
II. @. HASTINGS CO., 9eedsmen,
Atlanta, Ga.-Advt.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Problem for the Court

A perplexing problem in bovine iu
r1sprudence recently taxed the legal
attainments Of local jursts, says the
Portland Oregonian. A bull and an
automobile tried to occupy the same
space at the same time, in conse
quence Of which the bull went to his
hnal reward to appear before the
great high court whence no appeals
lie, while the owner appeared before
more mundane tribunal, claiming
damages. The theory Of the defense
was that the collision having occurred
at night the bull was guilty of contrib
utory negligence in not having lights.
The plaintiff promptly pointed out that
the bull had no horns to serve as chan.
deliers. Thereupon the defendant in
sisted that tail lights should have been
furnished. Charles ]. Schnabel and
:. b. Ofner, attorneys for the plain
tiff, Immediately called the courts at
tention to the fact that the bull had
two bulls eyes, which served the same
purpose, in which view Judge Joseph
II. Jones concurred.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Hygiene in the Army.

The Japanese in their war with
Russia made it rule that soldiers
should take special care in keeping
clean their uniforms and that they
should bathc as often as convenient
and especially when there was time
before an engagement. Surgeons
have often praised tho excellent re-
suits obtained by the Japanese sur
geons in keeping down the death rate
due to infectious diseases. The long
waits in trenches and the unusual con.
ditions Of the present war, however,
made it very difficult to keep the men
in the ranks up to q standard Of clean.
liness sufficient to keep their uniforms
free from infectiyo material.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Pursuing Mental Hygiene.

Believing that many persons at pres.
ent confined in institutions for mental
detectives could be completely cured
II more humane methods Of treatment
were used, the Rockefeller foundation
will conduct an investigation this win
ter into the custody and treatment Of
insane in state institutions, according
to part four Of its annual report.
1t will be the plan of the foundation
to obtain a universal system Of han
ding mental defective cases. DR..
Thomas w. Salmon Of the United
States public health service has OBJ.
tanned a leave Of absence from the
government to take charge OF the
work. He will be responsible to the
national committee for mental hy-
giene, which is composed of trustees
Of the foundation.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
MADt POLICE WORK
Philadelphia Bluecoats Had lob
Rounding Up Goats.
Youthful "Shepherd" Had Neglected
His Duty, and tho Guardians OF tho
Peace Were caIIed on to Re, j.,
llevo Distroa2.

Must policeman in the faithful per-
lormance of duty chase stray billy
goats? Must he round up lost man
MES" and carry them to the station
house, 80 they won't eat rubber plants
OH Blue hill? The question has the
goat" Of all the policemen in Ger
mantown and Chestnut Hili--and
there's a reason. .H
Likewise the goats that Craze on
the greensward Of an Italian colony in
Cosgrove street, off Haines street,
have the goat" of many residents Of
Germantown and Chestnut HILL
Recently the police have been irri-
tated by telephone calls from irate
householders telling how goats were
chewing up the landscape.
Matters came to climax when Mrs.
Helen Carr Of 450 Cosgrove street
telephoned to the Germantown police
station that her daughter could not go
to school because she was afraid to
venture where the goats would shove
her Oft the sidewalk and chew up her
dress. The police decided to suppress
the goats then and there. A patrol
wagon loaded to the gunwales started
for the goats.
The policemen knew where the
goats belonged. They knew that Fe.
lix Puscano, GIG Haines street, kept
the goats for the milk they gave for
the poor people Of the Italian colony.
And the policemen heaped maledic.
tions upon the head Of Joe Puscano
the seven-year-old shepherd Of the
herd, whose duty it was to keep the
goats off the lawns.
After half an hours exercise the DO
licemen got the eight goats into the
police wagon and took them to the
station house on East Haines street
They were locked up in horse stalls
like any other prisoners. Came an
hour later Felix and his shepherd son
begging for the goats. 1t was supper
time and the colony wanted it's daily
rations of goats milk
After much parley the "billies" were
released-under bail to keep the peace
Philadelphia Public Ledger
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Philosophy at the Front.

War, apparently, is great traine,
in eligibility for the Don't Worry
club.
Owen Johnson, back from the
French lines, reports that the prin
cipal occupations of the soldiers when
not in the trenches are eating and
sleeping-not worrying about the war.
A visitor in France hears more hearty
laughter in an hour at the front than
in week behind the lines"
Soldiers must take things as they
come and give little thought to what
is coming if they would be anything
but absolutely miserable That neces.
sity Is mother Of the philosophy
which takes little thought Of the NOR.
row or the next minute.-BufYalo En-.
quirer.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
OH Lamp Converted Into Electric.

tinues to be as it was, and can be
used In emergency, is the electric serv-
ice should happen to go out Of com.
mission.
A standard key-socket is fastened to
a brass bushing secured to the center
Of brass plate, fat or crowned, that
covers brass tube one and one-half
inches high and in diameter to tit
into the chimney holder The wire
iS led up to the socket through hole
In the side Of the brass tube. In the
accompanying diagram 1 is rein.
forced flexible wire with rubber insula.
tion covered with silk or cotton to
match the surroundings; J, attachment
plug that will fit any socket that is
now in general use; K, If opening hap
pens to be extra large at this point
place a piece Of mica or glass with
color to match the shade.-New York
World.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04

copper coin place all ordinary earth.
worm and watch 1t try to crawl off.
1t cannot do it, for the instant it's
damp body, which is in contact with
the copper, touches the silver it starts
current Of electricity that gives 1t
a shock. The shock makes the worm
recoil. 1t tries again, but each time
It's head touches the silver it gets the
shock and soon finds 1t is more com
portable to stay on the copper coin.
or course the current thus produced
Is very slight, but it Is quite enough
for the worm.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
TryAnAdvertisementim The Sentinel
Tax Notice, 1916
oflce Of County Treasurer, Plckcns County

oihce oI county treasurer, PickcnS County
r, Pickens, S. c.. october l. 1916
co, The books for the collection of State and
1915 to December 81, 1916 o' 49,
Those who prefer to do so can pay in jam.
aEy, 1917, with | per cent additional. Those
i. wh9 prefer paying In February, 1917, can do so
Paving IN IN March 1917 to the 18TH Of said month
After said date the boo will close. ~ ''"'
% N, n. bc:nIaxpayerS Q ing property or paying
taxes TOT others Will ! Use ask for tax recent
IN ,vhin6 eneh 1T township rial school district In
Whlch nc or they ma .wn property This Is
very important. Ms tn" G are so many school
th DISTRICTS! o, Those who 60 not wish to come to
OF necember, and WI furnish them with the
amount Que and they can pay me by check,
money order or registered mail. If stamps are
sent 40 not send above 2.cent denomination. as
can not use them. please do not seEd me cash
without registering samc. as it Is liable to gei
risk. ' '''"ei
levy 1or Constitutional school tax q mills
Levy for ordinary county tax III miiis
SCHOOL.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
TOO MUCH FOR THE WORM
Combination Of Silver and Copper
Makes Ito imprisonment a Most
Effective One.

A strange and amusing experiement
Is described by G. Hugo In the Elec-
trical Experimenter, as follows:
Place copper coin on a silver coin (:
the former should be at least three
sixteenths Of an inch smaller ali
around than the latter. A cent and
half-dollar will do; an English half
penny and silver dollar will do bet
ter, because they are larger. On the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Real Estate

\, Below are listed some real es-
tate bargains which should not
De ov erlooked by those who are
thinking Of buying real estate
IN this section, for. we are able
to offer this property now at less
than its real value. EVERYTHING
guaranteed as represented or a
little better:
TRACT No. "a fine farm OF a5O acres of
good river or creek bottoms and good uplands:
nice dwelling house, an extra barn and two
good tenant houses; good public road runs
through place and has daily mail; in sight of
church and mill and near graded school: ~.
ihlies from Salem. This property cannot be
recommended too highly. Price $500, $1,000
cash and balance in eight years
TRACT No. 3-Toilgatc farm, II miles above
"alhalia on Cashiers Valley road sgood auto.
mobile road); 353 acres In tract some of It good
timber land; OH this property is situated grist
mill, .arge 14-rOom house and good outbuild.
Ilgs: an ideal place for a summer resort; moth.
ing TO do but go and open up business. This Is
the best summer resort proposition in the up.
country and is real bargain. Price, $3.50
TRACT No 4-2o9 acres in Oconce county
timbered land, miles above Tunnel Hill on the
Highlands road. Price, $3.50 cash
TRACT No. 5-2iT acres timbcred Iund in
oconee county, 4 miles above Tunnel Hill OH
the Highlands rond. Price, $1,000 cash
TRACT No. 6-130 acres of extra fine timbcred
iano III Oconec county, miles above ~ me
4'ill on Double Springs road Price, slloo
TRACT No. 7--e3a acres fine timbered land il.
Oconee county, Is miles above Wulhula on
haugn creek. Price, $i650 cash.
TRACT No. s-IIousc and lot Of Y acre, nea
depot in town of Wahalla. Price. 1850.
TRACT No.a-IIouse and lot of ii acres on
Hain street III town Of Walhalla most desirable
place in town. Price. 5 800 cash.
TRACT No.Il0. so III two miles of Salem S.
{. Good broom house, good well of waite
barn, corncrib, etc. Fifteen acres in Cutiva
tton; In good settlement, convenient to church :.
cs and school: thickly settled all around Price
1880: 1900 cash and balance on years time If
desired, at per cent interest One of finest
~vicws-a desirable place.
TRACT No. ll.--IIcre is your chance for n
good home $50 acres OF fine upland, known as
part of 1omassee lands. miles from Walhalla
on good public road and in one mile Of good
school. VIII sell entire tract or cut In small
tracts and give from three to six years time
This Is a great chance for good homes. Won
last long.
Fo1 further information and particulars call
on or write G. a. ELLIS. Pickens, S. c., or
j. H. WIGINGTON, Salem, S. C.
All inquiries given prompt attention.
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Assisting a Selection.

Hurry up, now" he growled, "and
order what you want"
"But I can't tell what I want" she
complained. "This menu is so con.
fusing. 1t offers oysters in all styles
but can't tell what style want from
the menu"
We'll maybe the waiter can show
you some fashion plates"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
ReaSsurtnu.

Nervous Old Lady Con small English
ratlway)-Oh, dear! How we're rock
ing! I'm sure an accident will hap.
pen to this train!
Elderly Aboriginal-It's along O.
their bein' short-handed VII skilled
men, mum. so my son @ orfered to
drive just to oblige and (confiden.
tially) don't think @ knows much
about it.-Passing Show.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Mo Time for co,1rteau

Il noticed" said the husband, you
didn't say thank you to the man who
gave you his seat in the car this eve.
Ming"
"No," replied the wife; you see, I
once stopped to say thank you, and by
the time I had done so found that
another woman had the seat"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
How II Was Done.

For years." said the actor man, "I
have tried in vain to elevate the
stage"
That's an easy matter" replied the
young architect
And the very next day he proceeded
to draw plans for the original roof
garden.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Civic Rivalry.

"How is the rivalry between Punk
vile and Plinktown as to population 2"
AS keen as ever. One OF our girls
married Plinktown man and moved
there, thus reducing Plunkville's popu-
lation. But we Immediately desig-
mated four Plunkville boys to court
Plinktown girls"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-01-04
Rich Nanchurian Coal Fields.

The Fushun coal fields OF Man
churia, operated by Japanese, are be-
lieved to oe the richest in the world
containing more than a0,000,000 tons
OF bituminou3 fuel.