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Tidives L10oUpLr3 PER CENT. - minerssannd olf -4r Fo HFrver The Kind You PERAlways Bought A.HL E KEN.P r fhae eBears the have ~ 3M. aprcitd hspature d v MM Of ~iTLARCOTIC. selcte stoc o T hisrty Years Ths are th newes creationsin their lines m 4 re envii.e, I have enjoyed the patronage ot he readers ofIe sentinel fbr dore than 20 yors. I have ap not this l patronage and ave triea to giveValue Received." I amW ready. to serve you with a large, and wdl -selectedstock of - A.Dry Good, NAions,Underwear, ~ouht~nth Hoisiery These a newest creations in their line, right and will be sold at "Right anderf godsk wiltbe reeeed * I ASOSIBhEadw m e haem ee'sew ta great pleanwhsu inul Alln PEPSI-Cola crowns bealthful - ~E~rdIGreeille on bingsis10 percnt.UnrE corkefisk wnd e et.eeavre i delci Th-rre's. Efet rsweaso meyo satisying quick to refresh. It QUENCHES~ thirst with its tart, fruit flavor. * "There's a Difference" Get the Molting I ver Quickly Molting tiine is 1ost~ thine-thee-ai-e no eggs with which taeit over-Feed agood fultration and be sure to include)r' fr.IS,1 Poujtry Regulator 25.pkgs.to2S%.~ pail at $2.50., It's a gefin tio~n ie-jdst what the hens need. A Ce Killer 25c. to $1.00 and aU PrattsPgb ct are guaranteed-iatisfctonl 0r? Pr a i t s ibui t ry Boo- CO pges? - Sold and Guaranteed by Folger, Thornley & Co. 557 Quickly r them promptly ~v. Andwe give you order, d quan inaof HINTS FOR -YOUNG- HUNTERS Above AU Other Thing.Do Not ?oint a Gan at Anybody-at Any TimeL NesW u ess. Don't , yotr through the briih. ordirongh a fence. .Ptew ahliyput. Doiatsbho towards a buld4g or towarft.- a~~place where the are.per sol~Erim 0ough you maynoi sb0 dieepyfat them the glancing of shot may:i7o .mischienf Don't shoot until you are certain of your tageCMany i cap has been mistakdi for a grouse, and many a canvas suit for an animal of some sort to the sorrow of the hunter and the victim's family. If a good deal of shooting is done ft will pay to clean the rife -or shotgun during the middle of the half day. It will shoot more true and strong. The smaller the rime or gun the more carefully it must be held for ac curate shooting. Heavier arms are most sure for long range. Buy a gun of good quality, and not a cheap toy. A reliable rIfLe or a shot gun that will shoot hard and true is a friend on the ordinary farm, Much pleasure and bften profit may be had from the right use of the right kindaf a gun. Only let us never be careless. Bette Calm&. Boil until soft one-half -pound of rice in salted water. Whent cold add two eg. a half cupful of dagar and SoAka slice of bread in water, drain and take off the crust, mix- weH with thie,rice and cook by droppng spoon ful at a time In boiling lard.' The cake must not touch the bottom of the pot. Srve with hot coffee. Better Bacon. If bacon ~is cooked on a rack or wire toaster In the broflin oven of the . gas stove.. with the oeven door open the %con will be mach nicer tlan when 1ed, and there willibe no smoke in the room. If the odoor of the biotling oven be left open when cook ing any meat there wIM be no snoke In the kitchen. Saving4ftney o~p Keyer put a quanmy obnew'soap'in the pantry-Its odor Is penetrating, and delicate articles.takeson the flavor. It is econony to get bo& .laumry and tolet soap by the box.avdl drytit thor oughly before using. To Keep Yeast $Fresh. , Having discovered am excellent way tb keep yeast- cake fredh4or a week, I Iass It on. Remove theotinfoll Ifrom the yeast, bury the cakeoin a cM of salt and set in a cool fplac.-ew York Press. For Your Kftchen Range. Add sIx.or eight 'drops9f turpentine or stove: o Ayon will.find nc eastier to get*gOd results. .,About Spotaiona@lna, To remiove tea staizns front china, mipnth. spotsei thvwaterpand rub Bit of -FirstiAid. In -cases of shock and collapse It may be advisable in certalin cases -where collapse Isa Imminent to admin lsfer a little stlnsilant In. the shape -of brandy and waher, but It has to be noted that the use;j gf allcohol' under such circumstances'xmust be careftily carried out, inacnach as in certain cases (as In apolexy, for example), the administratican of aloohols cdca' lated to prove hihy .nuis~ Things Fatal tod listhy'Life. -If we cease togstrqggie or think,.and are ~content to live a purely antnl lffe, the activity of' ourtbraknI powers I quickly ceases and' we fare. mentally deid. Struggle, aon,s aagration Is djing, but It means lvizwg. Introduce th~e poison of vl e~ zi there is a cessation cf mentdL jE~e las fatal am thgt cadsed to thebodyj by arsenic. Bell Never Stps Tolling. A bell In a temple tu North China has been kept r~gn~ far a century. A. tax i levied In ze district for -paying relays of rizgeratto work in cesant1y day andhnght. NpiM~ER OF DAYS~ INJMONTII Shnple and ingenious Mteetodias Prao-4 ticed in iceland Is ShowninilIls tration Heresdth. *No doubt. most people tremnemberthe number of days in any . particular month by recallng the rharmes they learned at school. Aniotheri method is. practiced in Iceland, and itJIis so aim- .. pfe and ingenious as, to lhe worth Shut .the fist and letelhe kumekles of - .t et little finger represent Jianuary with Its 31 days, and ahe dqpression ' between that and -the. next bnzckle will represent February; with.Its,less To Tell Days in tdnrth. er number of days. And/ thus evwery I month that corresponds jto a kundkle I will be found to contain. 3.1 daysg and every months that corresponds to~a ,de presslon a less number of days, The forefinger will Tepresent July, and beginning again wtth the little finger knuckle It stands for August, ant from this ozie contiznies to count I through the months of the' year.-Har- 6 per's Weekly. Nature's Wnders. ay, Chirmunlell I wuztout yestemday. a d.iyulseeedere? -grass? stat yoU ___- 2 Settlernent and i arge ? given *that I will J. B. Newbery, baefo r Pickens - of Souti i Carolina, I eptember, 1914, at 3 oas soon onS ca Ihe Fleasure ofS n Where you are sure that only the newest styles, the best r qualities and the lowest prices prevail, is what makes so 9 many women like to come to r this store. rx Especially attractive are the ja new DRESS FABRICS and SILKS r We have just received. They represent the latest word from the style centers. You will enjoy seeing them. We are glad to show them. ( Come. SEDWIN L. BOLT & CO., The Store That's Always Busyn 1EASLEY, --- S. c. v ia Southern I. R. Premier Carrier of the South riday, August 28, -1914 'he First Excursion to Tuliulah Falls, Ga., the Beautiful Garden Spot of Georgia from, ~reenville, Anderson, Westminster and Intermediate Points ~xtremely Low Round Trip Rates SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVE SCHEDULE RATES ~reenile......--.---........ 7.30 a. m...................... $2.50 asev ..--.--.-----.....7.55 a. . ..................... 2.5 liberty.......-................. 8.09 a. m.................. 2.25 orris ...........---......... 8.20 a. m................... 2.00 'entral ...... ... ..... .---- 8.30 a. m ..................... 2.00 aihoun ............ .---. 8.40 a. m................... 1.75 ourtenay -........- ---------.8.53 a.. m................. ... 1,75 Lnderson ..........-..-.... 7.20 a. m................... 2.00 enver ..............-.--... 7.37 a. m ................2.00 nd Springs ................ 7.42 a. m................... 1.80 'endleton......... .....--- 75: a. m...................... 1.80 reca..........--------9.08 a. m.......,............ 1.65 ~ich and............-.-... 9.18 a-. m ................... 1.65 T estminster................. 9.28 a. m................ 1.50 Arrive Tuliula Falls 11.40 a. m. RETURNING: Special train will leave Tullulah Falls August 3at 6 p. m. Tickets will also be good returning on any regular ain due to arrive at starting point not later than SUN DAY, LUGUST 30. Except tickets will not be good on No. 38. First class hotel accommodations can be found. 'or further information call on your agent or communicate with . E. McGEE, W . R TABER, J. R. ANDERSON, This is the First Authorized In the City of Pickens This is your opportunity if you act quickly. You may search the whole world and find nothing that will save yo N so much labor in your kitchen as this new HOOSIER. G this chance and free yourself from kitchen drudgery. HOOSIER CABINETS are not furnitu. Th Labor-Saving Machines, built from hundr of cover every kitchen need. (~)C madeth~e p Mrs.chs l -the upper f1looa problem: "Wha b dinner?" - book securely wen - you are cookin book to the pr page holder. TilbnaY always Cn . -fifty pounds', -:. flU.. Th 5 s ,ii *to clean the side is entirelfoi to hold Bour. ..... out first. { The 4 --.-Zr iaventdli They are built by men. but WOMEN have suggested m ot f r;--r e o mad the ideas, and they build the CABINETS to fit their snegasum m r Just. to show you whai the ladies in -other cities think o - r: HOOSIER, the agent at Winston-Salem, N. C., sold one hma "- .sf ante that Cabinets the first day of his demonstration. The agent at Gi wns - boro. N. C., sold sixty-four. The agent at Spartanburg,. ' O UR W, is selling them by the CAR LOAD. he talk Now, the ladies of Pickens. S. C. ,eed them iustdis bad- and Cee So you see you take no risk in buying this Cabinet. (5)~ e The low cash price fixed by the factort prevails strictly. gy ve .:cd This sale is -under the ' direct supervision of .the HOOSI R aries. Most wo.a COMPANY, and is strictly limited to our small allotment of N ew r cn1Ol& " Hoosiers.eea rety Remiember, the output of the factory is sold to D)ecemc'r 1, but we have a shipment coming in before that date.- The first TOMORROW orders in (vill be' the first delivered, so if yon want one of these . Senw e. Labor-Saving Machines, you had better give us your order nmoblgte Btyowhudcm so as to get it, in before Christmas. early.tie Li- may beoM laeomge Just wink your Chrismas ete at Mr. Husband one th s oosIER LNi delay.IE O : nd Si hiremark' We will have two samples of the HOOSIER CABINE T on display at F. PARSONS' DE PARTMENT B3TORE this week from Tuesday to Friday, inclusive. Aus 25, 26, 27 and 28. All the Ladies are especially invited to call and see them. E. I & . BHAMILTO Agents. ~N% "The Best Way" adtrearso ha otepoo Through Sleeping Car Service- wl rprdadwl friieh ~~~~ BETWEEN -etadot od i. Spartanbdirg, Greenville, Belton Thconcoislkltobsorinhisetn.sq (from Anderson), Elberton,jthsesnhaentbefaoblfr acgco Athens and Atlanta, Ga., via IftewriEroecniusfraogtmteew# G. S. & A., Greenwood and Ib rmnosaon fcr n ha n a~e Seaboard Air Line, Eftective Ipre oErpac hswl aecr,*et Sunday, May 31, 1914. Iot ih Latest Improved Steel, Electrically Spebri odr~et o as p~ Lighe.-Twelve Section andin Room Sleepers wil -be Dseding gouucrfly hruhybere ' this service.-Operated onincotnadfrlzeiwihbut30 the following schedules: ar fsy 0 - r1--,yu~4* i SOUIHBOUND e eoetecl ete oe n ~ti~ Leave Spartanburg ---...-----7:50 pm dili saota ueaco sy~ a "ChieN Springs.------.-8:37 pm oaswlcoei'erynxspngnd ltJep - " Greenville........----- 9:10 pm s o tc r r p " Anderson .----.-- 9:45 pm ~. Belton -------.-----10:15 pm Noadthnyui'rofafre.sig. " Honea Path....---.--- 10:31 pm "Donalds-----------10:42 pm Austanweblveheugt Arrive Greenwood .-----.---- 11:20 pm a " Elberton ----------- 4:02 am "Athens.------------ 503 am Setmeisacptltmtoowat ~Iie " Atlanta-------....-it.mig.t.....s.n6:20 am Lev NORTHBOUND)wl a o osw aL LaeAtlanta.---.-----.--.. 8:55 pm~ " Athens ..----...--12:03 am I laspy opeaeyu adwladt " Elberton -.---------- 104 an' iei el "Greenwood ---------600 am Arrives Honea Path- --/ 6:43 am " Donalds..--.---------.6 33 am . "Belton -----.--.------ an -. Anderson ------- . ...-7. am T I 1 Greenville----...---:-- 8:05on n snaeadIJ o "Chick Springs--------8:36 1~ "Spartenburg..--..... 9:20 am AdroS .1 Through tickets sold to all important points. Caill your nearest ticket agent ' for reservation. Greenville, Anderson & Spartan-FR E AN Ag t If every-farmer will'ow five acresrof__at ~nwell prepared andetr F well felizeP h wheat nd oas to o him