The Pickens sentinel., May 04, 1922, Image 5

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All Have to Eat
Why not use the best Flavoring Extracts?
'They are no higher than the poo r ones.
Lots of Vanilla Extract is made, f rom Coal Tar products. Outs is
made from pure Vanilla Bean and t he goodness comes out in the cooking.
I oz, 15c, 2oz, 25c, 4oz, 50c.-Use o n half as much.
KEOWEE PHARMACY
R. E. Lewis, Prop Phone 24
You Will Find Me Doing Bus
iness at the Same Old Place
and if you want the highest prices for
produce, bring it to me.
I am paying:
18c per lb. for hens.
25c per lb. for fryers up to 65c.
10c per lb. for old roosters.
20c per lb. for dry hams.
$2.00 Bu. for bunch peas.
$2.25 for vine peas.
Hams 15 to 20bs 22c.
Hams 20 to 251bs 21c.
Hams 25 to 351bs 20c,
Greenville market for eggs.
Yours for trade,
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30 x 33%-$10.85Cod3x-$70
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Cord Non-Skid Cord
17.8534 x 43-- 41.50
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THE lower prices on Fisk Cord Tires are interest..
ing to you because they buy more tire value than
higher priced tires can give you. Comparison with
other tires will show you Fisk are bigger, stronger,
and lower priced throughout the range of sizes.
There's a Fisk Tire of extra value in every size,
f or car, truck or speed wagon
i~ d deosli
arae, Pickens.
o e %F ASOLINE, OILs AND GREASES
or K PLUGS, ALL KINDS OF ACCES
~p~*t~ ~94NG.
Cotton was bringing 18 1-2 cents
in Pickens Wednesday morning.
.liss Eva Holcombe was a business
visitor in Pickens last Monday.
Mrs. Iagood Bruce and children
are visiting her parents in Elberton,
MIiss Emma H 'de of Greenville
sprnt past week-end with parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jones and Mrs.
J. L. Valley -were Greenville shoppers
last w"eek.
The D. A. R. meeting will be held
with. Mrs. Banistcr in Liberty May
Jth instead of May 2.
MIr. and Mrs. Alf Tanner and chil
dren of Mount Carmel visited rela
tives here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morris and
Mrs. Wayne :Mauldin were visitors to
Seneca last Sun(lay,
Ir. 1iddletoin nester and family
of Greenville Visited friends in Pick
e ns Sunidayv aftternoon.
:There will be a free entertainment
at Maynarl school house Friday nigt.,
May 4. Public invited.
Mrs. T. J. Mauldin attended the U.
D. C. confcrenice which wa s hehl at
Clemson last Saturday.
-.The page advertisent of Edwards
& Darsey in this issue is mighty in
teresting reading just at this time.
The W. l. U. of the Pickens as
sociation will meet at the iaptist
church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Taylor Bros. Best, that old reliable
-hewing tobacco that's always good is
now on sale in Pickens at the Pickens
Drug Co.
There will be a reunion of the
Lewis family at the "old" Jake Lewis
iome place the second Sunday in May.
Everybody invited.
Prof. W. F. Hagan has tendered
als re'signation as principal of the
Pickens graded school and will ac
'ept a position elsewhere.
Don't miss hearing Pat Withrow.
lie has been the means in thae hands
of God of bringing peace an.1 happi
ness to more disrupted ho as than
any'"living man.
Capt. J. T. Taylor has been on a
visit to his fric 'ad. Mr. Pat Withrow
of Charlestown, West Virginia. Mr.
Withrow will accompany him home
z.nd will speak at the Methodist
church here Thursday night.
Rev. Dilly Sunday will not go to
Greenville to hold a meeting at the
present time because some of the
ministers there do not approve of
his methods. but hopes for a unani
mous invitation in the future.
Bur'giars entered he. store- of E. E.
Lusk in Pickens last F"riday nigM~ and
caried a siv about $75 worth of
goods. Entrance was effected thru
a rear wvindow. So far no clue to the
guihy ,.
Mrs. C. J. M illing of Darclingt on,
staite president ef the U . D. C., was
the( guest of! Mr's. 'T. ,1. Alauldin a
few days last week. She tho'roughily
en.'yedl her visit to ur moun1101 ta in
*'ountry.
Miis Entheini'e Carey clebrated her'
sevenith birathd~ay last Mdondav after
noon1 by charm ingly ente'rtaininag
qnaite a few of her' friends tfom four
to six o'clock. A fter' many delightfuil
cild (ish games, dcl1iciOus ices iad
cakes were served.
R( v. A. M. Simmons wvill preach~l
at P ie.k'ens Baptist church Sundayli~
morning at 11 o'clock. TIhe eiW'Vce
at nig~ht will be0 iln the hands oft the
plastor who is arr'ang ing ai series of
sermons for1 the young people of hais
congraegat ion and commaunit y for sev
er'al ('om1ing Sunday niights.
The' Woodside (and the Easley entton
mnills havr- pur'chlasedl a tr(act of I1000l
acrecs of land 25 ami les above G;reen..
vi lie eni the ienderl~asonviIlle road for a
reccreatie' nal centeri for t heira em ploy
'c a. This is a ood move ona the par't
of the(se mills and il .l pa'ovv a bes
inig to manyv who ar"e tir'ed of the
mionotonous t out ine of ever'~yday life.
In thiis issue of The; Seine il ap
rcar's the for;ral :annaouncemia(nt ..f
Mr'. N. A. Chraist ophera as a canadidal.'
for reelection as parobat' jiudge of
Pickens counoty. Ma'. C'hristophea'
needs 110 inltr'oduction ait our' hands, as3
lie is one of the best knowni mena of
the county. Por' amany years he seo v.
ed efficienitly' as county auditor and!
in the special electioni to fill out the
unexpired term of' the late Pr'obato
Judge Newberyv lie was e'letedO over
several candidates and1( is making a
good officer'.
NOTiIC'E
The r'egular annual meeting of tht
stockhiolders of the Pieokens Buildingf
& Loan Association will he heldl ir
the Court House on Tuesday, May
16th, 1922, at 5 o'clock p. mi.
Fraank McFall,
Sec. and Treas.
A Bargaian in Bleaching. Full 3'
inches wide. No starching. Formerl,
30c yard. Now 15c. Folger, Hen
drieik& ACo.
~"1lexander Theatre
...Pickens, S. C
Thursday, May 4th.
Oh, Hubbies! Come and be spank
ed! We are sorry for you, but
Mack Sennett, the famous comed3
maker, has worked off a mile-wide
smile on errun husbands and the
ladies won't fe:1vive us if we don't
put it on at the Alexander Theatre,
Thursday. in "Love, Honor and Be
have." A Gloom Chaser. The big
new idea in Mirth Movies, with Char
lie Murry, Ford Sterling, Phyllis I-la
ver and Marie Prevost spilling the
smiles. It is a Knock-out comedy.
Love, Honor and Behave is an out
ing for alimaniacs. "Oh Boy!-I
mean Ah-Mien!" Don't forget
'Thursday-anid--"Love, Honor and
Behave."
Friday and Saturday, May 5th and
0th.
Third Chapter of that thrilling
sn.trial, ''Hur:"ieane Hutch," also a
Pathe Playlet., pic.ture entitled "THE
i1YSTERIOUS CLIENT" featuring
Irene Castle. who it is said, was mar
ried in Pickens a couple years ago.
Aho a liarolk Lloyd Comedy "Next
Aisle Over."
MIea(lday and 'Tuesday, May 8 and 9.
Wanda H'awley in
"lOO1) FORt SCANI)AL"
.The idea! She Vamped Clients for
!im! le was a poor attorney; she
was hi: fiancee; anid she determinied
that he must have law business. So
she thirewl a (liveree case his .iway.
A cvnd ition of securing the "case''
fo.r him, was that she must act as
co-rcspsndent. This led to complica.
tions that almost lo'-t her the love
of the very man she had set out to
help. Can you imagine such a pre
dicamnent oefalling a well-meaning
darn-fool.ish girl. If ycu enjoy elean
comedy don't miss seeing Wanda
Hawley in
.--.-- "FOO) FOR SCANDAL''
.-Also a Hal Roach comedy featur
ing Eddie Boland in "ON THEIR
WAY."
WIN'HRO' COLLEGE SCHOLAR
Si' AND ENTRANCE EXAMINA
TION.
The examination for the award of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop
C(liege and for admission of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 7, at
9 a. m. Applicants must be not less
than sixteen years of age. When
Schelarship5 are vacant after July
I they will be awarded to those
making the highest average at this
examination, provided they meet the
conditions governing the award. Ap
plicants for Scholarships shouli write
to President Johns~on before the ex
amination for Scholarship examina
tien blanks.
Scholat hits are worth $100 and
free tution. 'The n .xt session will
owen September 20th, 1922. Foi
further informrinationl anid catalogu<
:uhirtess Pres. D. B. Johnson, Roel
Hill, S. C.
('LAN UP D).Y AT MILIL VII.L.
AGE.
Tfhe followving ladies were .iudlges at
the recent "(lean up'' canmpaign week
at the P'ickens Mill village: Mesdame~s
Pairsons, Gariy Hiotat and M'iiss Sadi'.
Craig. Below is given the list of
prize~( winners: thie-e prizes being giv
en) for eaich street.
Grac'' Du rham , Luis Iletce, Iinez' Pace,
r-ie la1 (e I ughes, WVinnie anid L.is C'an
tre!!I, .Alti. iRuobert . Chpma n, Courtney
AleKinni~e. IX. B. P'ace.
Suth'erland, Mr. Galdbrath, Li::zie
brown, D)a y Ikibbh, L yd in Lafoy, M!rs.
Nor)j Oiver', 1Dylah Mlt N eey, lee
ciil eecmbe, St ilhi P'arker, Arthur
A iken.
Thhi i P rizes --Ida Pawr, Dollie D~od
gins, Ruby JIohnison, Mar garet Oliver,
Alr.s. iDen Cassell, Lois Davis, Lo
P'ace, Lx ic Reeves, Oscar D~erossett,
livs. Ben H1udson, Al vs. P ink Cassell.
I .air~ at' Tash Pile.+--Ve rna an
I !ui.hes, Gravce Re'vis, D~oy Babb, Beu
lah Powell , Mlinni(. .e' Hughe~s, Shir
ley MbcNeely, Rahbb IHoleomnbe, Frank
Parker.
Th is vi lIg was clean and aIttracl
tire oad much cru!dit is due the teach
er's and others who e'ncou raged the
hiro'eet.
A f ttrI t he (exeCiises give.n by~, the
.."....,el ch ildrien, an excellent address
was; given by Rev. F. S. C'hibairess af..
teri wvhch Pr'iof. R. T. HIa llum awa rd
the children.
Mr ried~l ( n Sunay, A pi I 0. at th(
re 0 - (if the offic iatinog officer I.
L,. I. ardt, Mr. .James P'eek to Misc
Doaii' ;tephens, b~oth of (ential. Th(
wvri ter .ie ns other friends in wish ing
them a i g and happy Ii fe. L.
SU:NDAY SCHOOl. RALLY
Th'le Pickens Baptist Sunday schno
wvill have a rally day the 2nd Sunda~s
in May. It is hoped that every resi
dlent member of Sunday school am
everybody in town who ought to b<
a member will make special effort t<
be present. Old folks, young folks
babie:; and all. 0. T1. Hinton, Suplt.
M !NISTERS C'ONIERIENCE
The Blue Ridg; Ministers Confer
ounee will meet im the Hontel at Cen
tral May the 8 at 10 a. m. Dr. Cod
"f Greeni!!e and Geo. E. Smith c
Westminster will address the conifer
ence. E. M. Bolding, See.
F"OR SA L4E--Nancy Hall Potat
Plants at $1.00 per 100 f. o. b. Baxle,
Ga., Thomas Hunter.
WANTED-A good secondl har
buggy and harness must be reasoi
- able. Robert M. Welborn, Picken
R3 Box 20. Phone 2303.
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We call your at n~lon to our Rem- $e r1
nant Table, w i will find Voils of his work
Organdies, Silk ,axons, Percals and outs." lie rh% 4. * al? 4
Ginghams, in short lengths at one- ed more st ran f' e
half the regular price. 'olger, Hen- than any other =i I:
dricks & Co.. Motto: "Soap, soup 6n
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