Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GAR N SS SEEDS AND EXTRA EARLYCORN PICKENS DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store J1. N. HALLUAIIPu'op. & Mgr. Phosse No. 8 The Place to Get Most 5 Goods forLeas Money! I aiml still selling the most goods di the least money and paying the highest price for country produce ot all kinds. lMy spring and summer goods are here and the stock is file best and most complete I have ever shown. I have also adddd a nice liie'of ladies' hats to my stock -and invite the ladies to call aVW inspetdthemi. Can save Just received another car load of furniture, and prices are always right. Bring me your country produce. I am paying 21c a pound In trade for hamis; 12r, a pound for hens, '25c a pound for butter, and the highest market price for all M other produce. It. will pay you to see J. W. HENDRICKS PICKES R4 - Au herbal comlpound1 that has beeni uIsed .for years as a .favorite prescription by a well-known physician and . -devised to assist nature in kee~ping the nerves-steadyv and the b~ody~ vigorous. . ' * When you fail to observe the natural laws Kalatone s wvill asist in bringing you back into condition where 4 nature can continue gzood work. SoldI on absolute guarant ee -if it fail to sautisf y it costs you nothing. Keowee Pharmacy Nyal Quality Stoirc* R. E. Lewis, Ph4Go., Prop. Phone 24 ~ oso,'f~M mcMgvog... EkRE! .IND00MED. I' TryAn Advertisement in The Sentinel LOCAL AND PERSONAL A. Jewell of Belton is the new over seer of spinning at the Pickens mill. Prof. R. T. Hallum has bought a 'brand-spank" new Chevrolet auto. Eugene Yongue of Greenville spent last week-end with his parents here. Mrs. J. B. Newbery is quite ill. We hope she will soon improve. The many friends of Miss Clarice Keith will regret to learn that she is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McKagen of Greenville are visiting relatives in Pickens. Mrs. J. P. Carey and daughter, Miss Floride, spent last Saturday in Green ville. Mrs. C. Eusterday of Greenville spent last week-end with Mr. and M-s. J. P. Carey, Jr. A turkey dinner is the attraction for next Friday in the Hollingsworth build ing. He sure to go. Ralph Hester went to Atlanta Satur (lay, where he will take a course in a business college. A turkey dinner will be served in the Hollingsworth building next Friday. A number of pretty spring things wil be on sale also. Don't forget the turkey dinner to be given next Friday by the ladies of the Methodist church in the Hollingsworth building. The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet in the ladies' parlor of the church next Friday afternoon promptly at 4 o'clock. Rev. Henry Stokes of Clinton preach ed an able sermon to a large congrega tion at the Methodist church here Sun day morning. There will be an entertainment at Peters Creek school house, Friday night, May 4th, beginning at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. Oscar R. Cothran, a Pickens county boy, enlisted last week in the United States army in the hospital corps. le was sent to Fort Scriven, Ga. The roads and weather being favor able, Dr. D. M. Ramsay will speak at Montvale school house next Sunday afterpoon, the 22nd, at 3:30 o'clock. Everybody is invited. Misses Linda Blanton, Cordia Harrill, Robbie and Marie Biggerstaff, of Forest City,,N. C.. and Dr. W. E. Brackett, of Caroleen. N. C., were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hiott. " Urried Sunday, April 5Ith, at the home of the bridles parents, Miss Essie Everett and Mr. Willie Lewis, both of Pickons county. B. S. Johnson, N. P. performied the ceremony. Tlhere will be a special meeting of Piekens lodlge, K. of P., at Castle Hall, Friday night, April 20th. HI. W. HIo'r', C. C., J~ .. L,. VALLEY, K. R. S. The uiikny friends of D. W. Cantrell. Jr., who lives on route 3, will regret to learn that he is very ill wvith pneumonia. H~e was just getting over a very severe attack ot' measles wjben he was stricken with . pneumonia. - Is friends hope he will soon be out a gain. D).,J.'ant, the well-known engineer evangelitt, will preath in the Pickens Methodist church on the first Sunday in May at 3I:30,p. mn. A song service conducted by Prof. R. M. Bolding will begin at 2:30. The public is cordially invitedl. Fant has a message the peo le should heari. x According to app~ointmnent Rev. E. TI. Hodges, pastor of the Pickens .Metho ~dist. church, will fill the following ap pointments onl the Pickens circuit next Sunday,'A'prHl 22. Gap Hill church at lUa. mu find Twelve Mile church at 3:30 p. mn.' There will be no preaching at the Methodist church here on that (lay, nor at the Pickens Mill at night. The picnic at Oolenoy last Friday was largely' attended. Prof. Morrison of Clemson College, Rev. H. K. Williams of Easley, Prof. R. T1. Hallum, and T. A. Boweni; were present and made talks. Miss Walker, demonstration agent, and Miss Elizabeth Mauldin, county agent, were als9 present and made interesting talks. A bountiful picnic dinner was served and the day was greatly enjoyedl. Clea~dL ~ns clothes, rugs, laces 25e. Keowee Pharmacy. HobBs-Henderson Co Are.always ready with their Big toek of Goods to give you just what you want. in ress Goo all the new things are to be found here. We are better equipped to serve you in this Department than we ever have been before. GentsFino Ask.some of the boys Gtsiiii eiifl.5. that buy their furnish ings from us. One time sold and then a permanent I customer. Men's at A beautiful assortmeoi6,' f Men's :j e n. Hats and Boy's Felt and Stfaw Hats. Come and look them over. 1Men's and Boys' Clothi'io. Come and I see the suits we are selling at $10, $12.50 and $15, for men. Style t Plus Suits, $17. the world over. They are beauties. If you want a nice, nobby suit see the Style-Plus : Suits. Bring'the boy, we have a iit'for him too. In Boys' Suits prices range from $2. Oto $10. Visit Our Millinery Department Never before have we been pre ared so well as we are now to sell you Hats. Al ,the -latest styles i: andqa large stoek to select from. Come to seeius. HOBBS-HENDERSON COMPANY PICKENS, S. FOR TIlE UNIV EnsAT AR Ii - 320,817.I Hav been built and actually delivered to retail buyers since August 1, 1916. Thres figures-320,8i7-represent the actual number of cars-imanufactured by us'smece August 1st, 1916, and delivered by our agents te retail buyers. t This unusual fall and winter demand for Ford cars makes it necessary for us t confine the distribution of cars only to those .agents who have orders for imme diate delivery to retail cugomers, rather than to yerWi~tahy agent to stock ~cars in anticipation of later 'spring sales. ~We are issuing this notiece to intending, buyers that .-tliey may. protect them- 5 selves against~delay or disappointment in securing Ford cars. If, therefore, you areilannmng to purchase a Ford car, we advise you to place your order and take delivery now. Immediate orders will have prompt attention. Delay inlbuying at this time may cause you to wait several n'ioiiths. Enter your oi'der today for immediate delivery with our authorized Fordagn listed below and don' be disappointed later on. Ford Motor Company Pickens Auto Company Phone No. 7 'Pickens, S. C.