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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
8
Full line of men's and boys hats and caps in latest styles. Boys clothing priced from 1.25 to 7.0. Complete line of men’s clothing at buyer friendly prices. Largest selection of shoes ever stocked. Fresh groceries always on hand. Wide range of goods to meet trade demands.
Dock Pace buys the tarde store house and stock at Alice Mill Bailey and Clarence Pace to manage it. Word came Tuesday of p Hamp Russell death at his Anderson home. Russell was a prominent Anderson citizen known in Pickens County.
An auction will be held in Pickens to sell a car load of Missouri and Illinois farm items. The sale aims to liquidate available farming equipment and related goods for local buyers.
Horses and mules sale begins promptly at 10 30 o clock rain or shine Do not miss this sale whether you need a horse or mule or not All animals will be sold to the highest bidder and guaranteed as represented The sale is scheduled for Saturday November 14 at Pickens.
Local residents reported in town on business including D G Garrett and Thomas B Ramsay. George Corbin appointed chief of police at Seneca. Mrs R L Davis visiting Pickens relatives. Several moves and community events noted including church meetings, theater lyceum, and a football trip to Greenville. Notable items include new cough remedy Hallum’s, monu- ments unveiled by W O W, and two county escapees from the Pickens chain gang.
Dealers promote Studebaker and Nis sen wagons as trustworthy, offering the best value for money and a complete stock. They invite customers to visit and discuss trade opportunities, emphasizing market standards and reliability.
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