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Are coming in daily. Along a First; We have constantly economical, no matter how che Second: We have exerted stock and allow us to quote yoi Third: We have bought w, looking for in our stock. Our bid for your trade is I Dry Good We have a large line of D skirts waists we can show you goods. All kinds of Domestic Chevoits, Chambrays, Shirting, anything in CLOTH. Ribbons of all shades Anything, and Everyt S Our Summer Sale of Sho< stock shoes. We have put in ways miles ahead." Also "Ki "Delineator" and "Superior" 1 MAO Pickens Sentinel-Journal PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. BY The Sentinel-Journal Company. TFOMPSON & RicHEY. PROPS. J. L. o. TrlIOMPsON, EDIron. Subscription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Rates Reasonable. Entered at, Plckens Fuatofilco as Second Clasa Mail Matter PICKENS, S. C. : THIURSD)AY, OCTOBER :i 1907. Ganderbone's Oct. Forecast. Copyright 1907 by U. II. ieth. Welcome, welcome, sweet October, when the quail shall whistle shrill, when the coal man gets in action with his pesky little bill; whewn the frost and pumpkin poets sing the old familiar strains, and the foot-ball gladitors scramble each others brains. Doubly wvelcomne, hallowed season, When the wvild goose travels space, When the hunter in the wildwood Shoots the rab~bit in the face. When the last years hat made over Shows up inl the now fall stock, And the bug-fed turkey shudders Every time lhe sees the block. Secretary Ta'ft will be0 the leading presidential candidlate for the month. He will rcech Japan onl his trip around the world, and when lhe steps ashore, thle island will tip up. The Alikado will have hlim lifted to the Imperial Roof Garden with block and and tackle, and the populace wvill hold the roof up whilo Bill and Mat snibhito eat rice coke together and open a bot tle of saki to the continued amijity r i ait. 4'nI. I 1 ('ll i' - 'I e (ou''t rv, lI ( id('l Roosevelt will procet d ona his alniut' =OUR, I kLL A l lines our stock will soon be c( kept in mind the fact that peop ap, everybody knows. We boa ourselves to buy good quality : i prices and we will convince yo [lat you want and need, In ord >ased on the above good reason s and Notions. ress Goods of all kinds. Fo the prettiest patterns in the s, Sheeting, Drilling, Plaids, Bli , Cottonades, Jeans, Calicoes. and widths, Laces and Embri Ling in NOTIONS. hoes. :s ridded us of almost all of a complete line of "Miles" she ng Quality' and Arnold shoes f >rands for women, all leathers ar ORE fresh water cruise. He will go down the Vis.!issippi from Keokuk to Memi1phis, while cheering multitudes congregate on the banks and count his front teeth. Uncle Joe Cannon will buy another thousand feet of lightning rod, buckwheat cakes will renew their tug-of-war with Epsomn salts on the innards of man, and the cost of living will take a bird's-eye view of the economic proposition. The autumn nights inspiring shall grow a lit tie longer, and the breath of fall on cider sweet shall growv a lit tle stronger. The husbandman sha'll sell his hogs and think t->i prosper on it, but the good housewvife will take the dough and buy a winter bonnet. County fairs will be in full blast, The heavy fra .'rance of roasted peanuts will decoy the cautious nickel from the pants pocket of the loving a wain. The toy balloon will drag the small boy around the grounds. The man with a long awning on his capn will sit on the tail of the winged-footed trotter and slap her around the track with a barrel stave. The rman in red underwear will rise in a balloon hang ing by the toe nails, and the family that Rouosevelt is enthusiasuci about will weave through the crowd tied on a clothes-lis. The husky huskers of the corn Will thrill his little ballad,. The raccoon in the forest deep WVill eat persimnl)1 salad. The robin-rebreast growing chilled, Will slowly southwvard Ilutter. And the angels in the skies will catch The scent of apple butter. The moon will be full on the 21st. Camnpers will go off' to the woods to play poker all night and sleep all dlay. Hog-killing time will fI the hog with concern about his near fu tare, and ho will hustle around after acorns inI l>Liilosophic enjoyment of \JE W d FO R_ ND V mplete. Our buying has been v< le want good quality in everythin; ;t that we have left it off (the shoc it cheap prices. That we have su a that these things are true. We er to suit everybody we have a va s. No matter what you want we r suits, newest Be eching, -in ;act, )ideries. Sid( Hia], will tell >ur old es: "Al- Grocer >r men. And d styles. and a 84 The foot-ball rooter, full of root, "ill go off on his Autumn toot; the plaver with the college hair, the while the horus and trumpets blare, will butt around till he is thrown and some one breaks his collarbone. The lusLy sound of rah-rah-rahs will urge the fell and bloody cause; the girls m mass and co ors come, will sing and screamn and swvallow gum. The giant fullback. fierce an dout, will pick a little fellow out, kidl in his slats and change his face, and maul him up and down the place, and when the foe shall .cease to breath, will proudiy. claim a victors' wreath. The farmer with the mortgage. Who is prone to giving notes Will figure up the proceeds. From his corn and wheat and oats, And wonder if his cash in hand Will pull him out the hole Or whether be will have to give A "mortgage on his soul." The hunting season will keep the rabbit on the wing and the quail on the jump. The crack shot from town will range into the coun try with his burr-proof gun and bamnmerless coiduroys. Hie will flush a bird and u almost hit a cow, and then buy his game from a native who sports a bored out army musket. The Amalgamated Game Self Preservation Society will require all, hunters to carry a large license tag so I that all game may know when it is being legally shot at. Trhe baseball fan will lose his job, the highball fiend is broke, the A mothball fiend is now abroad spread ing odors thick as smoke. The ice cream soda has fizzed cut, the ice man slacks his pace, the small boy P saves his nickels nowv to buy a comic face. For Hallowe'en will soon be here with pumpkin spooks and ol pranks, and if the hoodlums pass us up we surely may gie thants. C, 00. INTF .ry discriminating in all respec s. g. That the shoddy article is m< Idy article) we haven't got it in anI cceeded we ask the privilege to proN take great pleasure in showing you riety of every kind of goods. You offer you the best quality at the lowe FURNITUR steads $2 up Bureaus $4.50 up Waslistands $2 up Mattrasses $1.7 Bed 8i boards, Sofas, Chairs, anythii called Furniture. dware and Farming Iuiplemen t You later about our Dise Plow s, of course; P. Ps PO I many other' Good Things. c ,UARE DEAL. IAUL THE YOUN Cuts a b -' plamned - or busin - tastes4, a: 4/ signedl S - in style I~ I~I i dress Recc Corl -Ud We' Stewart, Anderson4 0 glad(, be glad(1, the~ worst is past, '.i'he nextr few wuik oeek loo!, o he tramiip hia qmit1( ithroa because bidd It's tinu'e for* lfawng w.od. I o'clock a ovemnber crilp I.- *,n t bei way OCased, 1 W~ithi cold Thai~nks.iiving iris, 1 tractsa nd( PrZesilent will se the daw iy.Pas< Ini timei for' turlov p, ags timhe pro' Terms WVRITiR TO 1)AY for frie saimplo anc on10 01 ece anld pirtieni- rs of D omnincardis.kl fo papi )lSehold game ev,-r inven tod. In.. ructive for young. Fascinating for di. Excellent hiolhday prlesent. 50o >Stpatid. DOMINOGA R DS CO., 1807 ontcan. St St 1.is, . Ist ex, line. \e to you. Inspect our through our lines. wifi\ find what you are st prices. ip 1g that Cai be Ls of all Kinds. We i, Turn Plows, etc. Flour is the Best. olll'teolls Trtet iellt1 G MAN ig i1 forL essI ha 3d not -Bloct. ui mae specially de ack suits and overc',ats for hiin, adapted to is enacting dfemands We believe they are wh~at he searching for and ask him to nd find out. rShits, b~est made i to $1.70. ess Coon collars, ~ar well 15c 2 for c. Fill Mail Orders. E Chiders. Sale. 3 sell to the higheo t responsiblo Dr on3 Oct. 21st, 1907, at 10 the resijdeceI of T. WV. Hill de-. 80 acres of land cnt up into anging from 121 to 56 acres. xhibited ou (lay of salo or any3 of sale, one-fourth cashi, bail 10 daays time. Purchaser to pay 's and recording Pamoe. WV. E. Hill, R. R. Hill, S. S, Harbin, Magr Ann; ;I