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The pickens Sentinel piCKENS, S. C. p I S If e ) W W E K L, FEBRUARY 28, 1918 niert i i tPIckens P Lositl ie its SC '4 ' t cUm Mtait Matier. 1.50 A YEAR, INVARIABL.Y IN ADVANCE GARY }0'"1 I la r. "My Country 'Tia of Thee, Sweet Land of Liberty." Almanac for March March begins on the first and lasts until the ;U st this year. M any bibies will he born this vmth. Look out for sqt.i Ils. March 1--Menlay. Look out for wind and candidates. Plint more radish seed. Mustar pilaters invented 162-4. Short ,lkirt:; make wom n lok shorter, but men look longer. March 2- Saturday. 'orkless diy; still windy, symptonm of' more; baseball fever epidemic expected; first prohibi tion resolution introdutcd in the Year :1. -ave food. March 2--Sunday. A day upon which our forefathers iseid to go to church, but now us(d for at omtobiling. Not too Windy and cold for aitombililes. Theo dore lioosevelt stepped oil carpet tack while wa1lking his baby 1888. Mareb .1 --Monday. Wheatless day; cold and windy. A braham Ii ncoln in vented Republican party I SO; bloomiig 'Poets may he looke(i far. March 5-Tuesday. Meatless day; congress in session; more wind; "I)usty " Miller probably bolrn about this time (of year; eggs are soarco. .;o is ioney; save food. Mlarcht IG Weo.day. WheI atless day. warmer and higher wind- ; Lwins in vented bu! no 1)itin t taken out; eggs -;till scaree. Plaint corn fI or early whis key. March 7 ...-Thursday. Snow in north accompanied by wind. FIggs still scarce, coal too;27 second Ty (obbs discovered: salted peanuLs shoubl njot be planti, yet. M arch Fri.lay. (;reat drouth it Sou thern st ateA, 'x cept I a. ; eigh t team: win National league pientiant; wind i:. :aying butL hens are not ; save food. March 9 --Saturday. Dry and d1u1ty tager beer spring discovered in South Carolina; special Session 1f hegislatu ri ca1lled to Imeet ait th spring an Iupi press it; Iiemeln'r.1 ruin to meetinl,!; igreat excitement; porkhus,.~ daly. Malrchi 10 Sunday. .-qiar. mieal dhy; ltion Mcli-sick- iccuhu. puilpit of ioun (coie street churtch; hiad day for the levil; istill windy bumt allit tie damp; le. islature holds Sunday session. M arch 11 - Monday. FVat cornbIreadl itday; l(aiser of G (erm':uny celebra tes *tli anniversary- if estabhlihme~nt ot ir.m oi "'ie undl Gott" by having lFrenchl hoispit al bombwd ; weaLter (-lear, war sit iiat in not. Vtr) 'l eople from ev ery :retion tIeinga to the ne(wly di-o 1)vere.d sprin g. buit 10-legistureO d1ecrees hat no ione but miembler, (if that bodly hulgo near it; great h wi fronm litder March 2i TIuesday. hat noiimeait 1' 'Jay; wvind is rising, soi is cost4 -, lhving; l'he Sentinel will dliscontin:. subscrim tions not p'aid up to Feb't. 1. M arch 13 Wedlnesday . IJam P a n dI w i ndy; legisil ature still in session; well. -(nown gladliator named Spart aeus wins iatc-h-as-eatcuh-cani wrestlIing chaonpio: - hipi of thie world; ('at mlore earhnbreaI. .\r'ch 141 Thursday. liigh windl;drit t taxes ; food lllll admiistrator' issues ordec for allihens to lay one t'gg a day ('exet M!arch~ 15 -Friday. Clomh- - mis pher Columblus gets seasick an.t abmiu bro'ws upl hki job; sehV fod ,March I16 - Saturday. Not much wimnl . l'Ty Cobbs laying br~ li. Mlarch 17--Sunday. WVarmer. -ola and automobiles in gretde two lhens arrested in I ,ibertyv for bireak ing Sunday laying law- weai .o hiamrock. - March 18 Monday. I )amipday-unml ing heard from legislature in severt days; editor considering going to sprin and finding out about itifor'henefit -his readers; wheatless day. March 19-Tuesday. Still (lamp; egg -easier; hens~ escape from p~risonl and at at Liberty; great uneasiness about n< - . hearing from legislature and peop !locking to the recently discovered sprir to look af ter their safety; meatless das March 20-Wednesday. This is tl' (lay to eat more corn bread; rain; Cs Jones born 1884; save food. March 21 -Thursdlay. Stormy; IaFo eotte speaks in Congress and dlenouncu Kaiser; newv corn remedy dliscovered i 1601. March 22- Friday. Still storminl liens recaptulred andf sent to pot; wor from legislature says they are' huntin for source of .spring; S Tfy C'obbs no' haying ball.. a~rc h 23 -Saturday'. Ciloudy, wit symitoms of storm; Columbia Stat4 prints editorial endorsing Cole L. Blease eat no pork today; Raz Barlow visit editor and beings him prescnt. March 24--Sunday. Editor has head ache this morning; quiet day; save food March 25--Monday. Legislature un decided what to do; appearances of frost; eat cornbread today; bull frogs invented; Ed DeCamp and Watson Bet sign the pledge. March 26 --Tuesday. Clear and cool checks on Faro Bank found to be no good and depositors lose money; Watson Bell breaks joledge; plenty eggs and early onions; Americnns lick Germans in big light; neatless day; save food. March 27-Wednesday. Cold waive with symptoms of frost; Geo. \Vass ington foreseeing the present shortage of fire-wood cuts down his father's fa vorite cherry tree 1740; Postmaster-Gen. Blurleson learns that The Sentinel dis approves of his methoes and resigns; only one Ty Cobb playing hall now; wheatlesqs day. March 28 -Thursday. Stid .cool with frost breaking out in Idaces; doctor.1 advise quarantine to prevent spreading: Pancho Villa, pases the liubicon and sinks Cevera's fleet :it \aterloo in 1192; eat heart ily toda : hig Germa n otlensive expectet n western front iM ar-h 29 - Fridav. E very body knows What to d. on Good Friday; save rood. Mareh .0 S:iturda y. Warmer, much lust anld war talk: tirst ship IIlad of' hole imported at New York for manu facture of Swiss tcese in this coutry 1791: legislature afterll an uninterrupted session 'decides that lager beer spring Shoui he su pp11)res-sed, passes law to that ell'eet and appropriates $19,7.51.02 for ita enforeen-nt. March 31 Sunday. First warni East er Snday oil record; big dress parades all over the country and large church congregations everywhere; not much headway made against the devil, how ever; eat one mo0rae square meal as March ad journs sine die, ab initio. in linitum, e pluribus unum, etc. GRANTED RIGE NINE] Horn Family Now We Iron Mineral Righ Most everyone has read of the reat medicinal iron deposit un earthed on the Horn farm down near Hickory, Mississippi and today the highly concentrated product is put a up under the A-I-M trade mark of the Ferrodine Chemical Corp. which has stood for quality and strength in medicines for over thirty years. Dr. R. C. Johnson, of Stringer, Mlississippi in a letter some time ago said: "I have used Acid Iron Miner aI in amly practice for a number of years and find thdt it has no equal as a. nervinte, blood purifier and liver mledicinle. Ina the treatient of indi gestioni iad tdyspepjsi~a nothing~. can .Just a teaspoon ful or less of Acid Iron Mlineral miixedi with a glass of wvat er after nmeals has relieved manyv a man andl woman of severe stomach trolublles and pains, indigestion and the various other symnptomas of stom ach (lhsordlers ad after a short treatmient not only has their appe. The Right T a I\t\] T at tiatn. 1 00 a a - \ta ~a h ie a I. PICK ESM AN 10110 No. 1 2 - P(j - Cofi eve diffi got -a toli 7-"' Lu2 e / s - - and air yCyor rnot R $4ArcOASi.ml yo s) d h dNEW SPI WITH PRICES WE ARE ALRE, .SHIPMENT of Spring S] + are no higher than last sea for shoes today are cheape + Of course at some pla + pair, but if you pay such + not a shoe made worth th overcharging you. Of course there has b o been small, comparatively For instance, a Walko we vill sell you today for those at 6.00 are today 7.0 three years ago for 4.00, a In other words, the ad f you are paying more, yo ,is altogether unnecessary. It xvill pay you to see dIle such well known line; Wood & Co.'s line for chik # men, and the well known i our prices are right. rA FO L.G E R Clothing, Shoes, - f(-11 :\\Vs 'o 1Wak Over m el .\meri i.Therefor. tC Free Flower, Seed Hastings' Catalogue LTells You About It No matter whether you farm on a large scale or only plant vegetables or flowers in a small way, you need Hastings' 1918 Seed Catalogue. It's ready now and we have a copy for you absolutely free, if you write for it, mentioning the name of this paper. In addition to showing you about all the varieties of vegetables, farm grass, clover and flower seeds, our catalogue tells how you can get free five splendid varieties of easily grown, yet beautiful flowers, with which to beautify your home surroundings.' Good seeds of almost every kind are scarce this season, and you can't afford to take chances in your seed - supply. Hastings' seeds are depend able seeds, the kind you can always depend on having "good luck" with. You are going to garden or farm this spring. Why not insure success so far as possible by starting with theq right seed? Don't take chances thatc you do not have to in seeds.. Write today for Hastings' 1918 Catalogue. It's free and will both in terest and help you to succeed in 1918-.i -H. G. HASTINGS CO., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Ga.-Advt. A dortisinig in) The sentinel ays big. ST. JOSEPFI Put Sh ( Our Country.i needs every pouni ready to pay har / Southern farmer]1 and at the same ti Intelligent fes essary now than< yield its utmost. quantities of ferti " ertilizers constitt The MORRI and hasten fruiti materials enter ways give unive MORR 1lie Sentinel always notifies sub scribers when their subserigtions- to this paper expires. When a subscriber. pays no attention to lis *notice we take it for granted that lie does not wath t ive piaper iny longer, so we dis continue sending it to him. We want every good citizen of the county to be a subscriber to The Sen tinel, but we do not try to force it on any mwn by sending it a year or so and then expecting pay- for it whether the pnper Was wanted or not. We Hope Not. I Sprianburg -Journal: T Pm Piedmont section of South Caro Inli has lost the services of l'astor 1). W. lliott but Pickens county will never be able to get rid of Gary lliott. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any casa of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh 'Medicine has been taken by catarrh stifferers for the past thirty five years, and has become lnown as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Iall's Catarrh Medicine acts thriu thr, Ploo on tho Mucous surfaces. exprlling the P' son from the lood and healing the e!s cased portions. After you have taken TIall's Catarrh Medicine for a short tinic y-a will se" a great improvement in - reGe' meneral heah. Start taking H4ll's ~'antarrh Mcdi cine at once, and get ri of catarrh. Sore for t--stimonials. free. F. J. C[IWNEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Beid by -.11 Druggists. 7ic. Sale of Personal Property. I Will sell at public ni tion to the bishest bidders otn Saturday, Mareb 9. all personal property, including house hold goods, lot of corn and milk cow. belonging to estate of IHarriet Adaline Freeman deceased. Sale will be held at the late residencte of Mrs. Freeman. be-ginninning at tenl o'clock , a. m. T. A. .VIt-.AN. Admilnistrator. ITS FOR FY-NINE YEARS althy By Lease of Acid ts To Corporation tite been revived but uric aci(d seem ed to disappear as if by magic, leav ing people long troubled with rheu matism. strong again and free of pain. "Dr. A. L. .Johnson of this place prescribed Acid Iron Mineral to me" writes E. C. Keen, ). D. S., of Hen ry, Va., "and for the past two win ters I had excruciating pains from rheumatism in my left arm. I could not raise my arm, it was so bad, but after taking about three quarters of a bottle he prescribed for me I.was relieved and haven't been bothered since. In my opinion it is a wonder fil blood purifier and remedy for rhenmatism,'" E. C'. Keen, D. D). S. Note :--Neither D~octor Johnson referred to above knowv the other or are of any kin. The files have many people of same name wvho endorse it. The local drug stores have it or at lirge bottle will be sent anywhere up~on receiplt of $1 by the Ferrodine ('hem icatl Corporation, Roanoke, Va. ime to Build as5 iiOW. It I :j kes only abtlii 117ii I Ii l mt' .iu1< a f ilot il. of' lii it !iii ii iklt'4i Igl t' i'.tisi) \ lit \I '. In:' I .Li I -i (1 stiplyl' 70 1' it IS I1LE & LUMBER CO. iNS, SOUT'II CAROLINA :M,.wijamn q masnamie wrth Windc r the end of a hard day, just sit down to a cup of ~Luzianne ee. See how you pick up with y savory sip. Luzianne is far, far rent from any other coffee. It's something that all the others seem eck. And it's packed in dust-proof, sture-proof cans that bring ianne to your kitchen just the same 'hen it left the roaster. Buy a can try it for yourself. An iron-clad. ight guarantee says that if you are entirely satisfied with Luzianne, r grocer will give you back your Fey. And he will, hlJcoffee 4G SHOES OXFORDS NO HIGHER THAN LAST SEASON ADY BEGINNING TO RECEIVE ioes and Oxfords, and we are glad to say that prices son. All the talk of high prices on shoes is all bosh, r than anything that is sold. 3es you see shoes priced $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00 a prices you are simply paying too much, for there is it much, and if any dealer charges such prices he is ,en some advance over a few years ago, but it has speaking. ver shoe that we sold you a few years ago for $4.00. $5.00, the ones w. sold at $5.00 are now $6.00 and 0. The best work shoe on earth for men, that sold + re worth 5.00 today. vance in the price of shoes is about 25 to 33 and u are being separated from some pocket change that our line of shoes and oxfords for spring. We han as H. C. Godman for women and children, I. T. Iren, Endicott, Johnson & Co.'s line for boys and mnd reliable Walk-Over line for men and women, and Yours truly. THORNLEY & 0o. Hats and Gent's Furnishing Goods a Specialty andl Godain Shoes, Ca rhart Overalls, lron King Stores s, ihase City Pleuv6s, M ilchell Wagons. No better I lines bIero are no )etter lines sol I. QUICK SXLE One hundred acres, good five-room house and outbuild ings near good school and churches, six miles fron court q house, only twenty dollars per acre. Linwood Land & Investment Co. PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA Singing Convention N~~o 1is'o~ ~c )c~r All thIose~ in terested( are earneO.th' - e-I 4 10 .. uested to mre-t at M..unitain~ V *iew\ a .:*. ( butrehl :ext: Sunday attftroon. .'lareba I.I, ~ : :1, at 2:30) o'clock,. for te pii.e f 1C I I444~.(z' rganizing a HuirrciaeIoviip S iai() . lg(fVfIif. ..11. Rigginis. ...t f h es;. ', i-jqI :;4p A. .1 . Ramnpey, IIC O( ~ 4fII(hti ~~i~ T'1 ' SN. Holding. uix(I ljIQ tt.r M. oldning, t~filitr~~X C. sT.LOUI ,, K'IANSAS CITY SO. OMAHA -. A ~ OKL-AHOMA CIT MNUFACTURER5 Or AND TAKACE ERPN IOME-OF'VIE 0RAr4CH OFFICES L TAMONTGOMERZ/ cker Acres to Work s calling for bigger yields of all crops. The world I ., d1 of farm products the South can furnish, and is dsomne pr ices for them. Never..before has the gad such a golden opportunity to serve his country "" me build his owvn fortune. etilization of every acre in cultivation is more nec-. - 3ver before, because each acre should be made to This cannot be done unless the proper class and bizers are used. Low producing acres and inferiorg ite an inexcusable and unpatriotic wvaste. S BRANDS resist leaching prevent shedding ul maturity of the crop. Only the best class of ,/ Into their manufacture. That's why they al rsal satisfaction. FOR SALE BY IS & COMPANY, PICKENS, S. C.