Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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L0K.VGOROUS red blood is the only sure e .or, bright e~ye', M ib~ .ah, - bearing are dependent upon ich 1,1.od. If your blood is not up to ;trk your general health can not -to hours, eating the wrong working indoors, fatigue, affect .u biod. So many people eat well Ce exercise, yet never seem to in health. Gude's Pepto !ta taken regularly for a while i blood that richness and red. ta; produces bounding health -or. It is a simple, natural way well and strong. Gude's Pepto.. 4 1 comes in liquid or tablets If.* druggist's. Advertisement. * * * * * * * R SETrING * * c: Strain (white * * -r setting. * N* b.. ' ORTER * -* Pickens, S. C. * * * * * * * * Central Commis MAIN. Central, Soul - will be glad to have you se We will be glad to talk wit ly wish to buy. w prices on car loal lots of A d. meal, Cotton seed hulls, loos kinds. buy and sell on Commission. Central 'Commi MAIN A Central, Soul PICKENS CAl ASH - DOORE LIME - Rough and Dressed We have a good asc Windshields cut an a5 l money nt The wonderful pot1 nmakes early layera luces fast growth in young chIcks. W~e carry a complole l1ine of Cairo-Vi a ad P'oultry. We wIll gladly reft ails from the use of any Caro-Vet AUTHORIZED DEALI . Gillespia ... Central, S. C., Route 1. Smith Drug Co...Eascy, S. B. Williams .........Dacuvillo, S. I V. Looper .......... Easley Rioute R,'JADLET' TRUST WORTHY . GOOD STORE SE hare of Your atro' T'HE D JUST A la * A SENSAI be by W. C. Durant, former: $999.00 F. S. Barni 2060W.] - ite Craig-Rush All fo-grn e of (rusoe Trilb No. da '. U. L. Ma., at Vickenub are requested. to meet. in. the Wood man Hall' on Saturday night, March 11, for the purpose of reorganizing. Hastings' Seeds 1922 Catalog Free It's ready now. 100 handsomely Il lustrated pages of tworth-while seed and garden news for Southern garden ers and farmers. This new catalog, we believe, is the most valuable seed book ever published. It contains 100 full pages of the most popular vege tables, flowers and farm crop plants, the finest work of its kind ever at tempted. With our photographic illustrations and color pictures also from' photo graphs, we show you just what you can grow with Hastings' Seeds even be fore you order the seeds. Our - cata log makes garden and flower bed planning easy and it should be in every single Southern home. Write us 'a post-card for it, giving your name and address. It will come to you by return mail -and you will be mighty glad you've got it. Hastings' Seeds are the Standard of the South, and the largest mail order seed house in the world is back of them. They've got to be the best. Write now for the 1922 catalog. It is absolutely free. H. 0. HASTINGS CO., SEEDSMEN, ATLANTA, GA. sion Company, TREET k Carolina a or write us about what you have you or quote prices on anything ,id Phosphate, Nitrate of Soda, Cot e or sacked. Hay, corn, oats. Seeds ssion Company, ITREET h Carolina INET WORKS - MOULDINGS CEME.4TS Lumber of All Kinds. ,ortment of glass. I put in. ~rom Every Hen cuso for a loafing hen. You can make layers kers out of every solitary hen you own, r.T Egg Producer ltry tonic d elops the egg rucing -oregnnta 2 1-2 lb. box, 50 cent3. G Standard itemedies for Horses, Mules, Cattle. nd .'our money if you fall to get satisfactory RS IN PICKENS COUh4TY L..J. n. Holliday............. Liberty, H. C . M. I. lioggs a - ...Libert. 8. C., Rtoute 1. 7. N. S. lleeves .... Liberty, 8. C., Itoute 1. 2. Keowee Pharmacy .........Pickens, S. C. ' Laiesand Children's1 Ready-to-Wear MERCHANDISE ~RVICE age Will Be Appreciated URANT .EAI, GOOD CAR. 'ION EVERYWIIERE l2ed of General Motors. Delivered as Motor Co. I 1 'jN S 1OOl HUNO i)othll 7rstc arade.--Naomi Alexander, Ben Craig, Earl Elliot, John Gallo Way, Corinne. Hinton, Doris Lewis, Tommy Mauldin, Allene McDaniel, Thelia Newton, Wesley Nalley, Thomas Valley. Second Grade.-J. C. Alexander, Freddie Clayton, Edith Cox, Josie Craig, Kate Finley, Katrine Finney, Ernest. Folger, Mae Folger, John Hal lum,Grace Jewell, Sara Johnson, W. A. Mathews, Elizabeth McDaniel, Vesta McFall, Marion Nealy, Bess Partridge, Sara Sutherland, Mary Darsey. Note: Jack LaBoone's name should have been on last month's "Honor Roll." Third Grade.-Ben Cox, Arthur Craig, Catherine Davis, Estelle Dur hani, Emily Gravely, Annette Hester, Calhoun Hinton, Ruby Langston, Ha zel Lewis, James Ligon, Elizabeth Wright. Fourth Grade.-Rachel Baker, Eu genia Cox, Julia Folger, Earle Fin dley, Jlizabeth Holden, Curtis Math ency, Sarah .Stewart, Leora Hender son.r Fifth Grade.-Billy Cantrell, Laura Craig, Lillian Gravely, Bettie Hen dricks, Earle Lewis, Deborah Maul din, Rosa McFall. Sixth Grade.-Leon Clayton, Mar tha Cureton, Haskel Garrett, Mary Gravely, Elsie Hester, Virginia Lewis, Eleanor Mauldin, Frances McFall, Seventh Grade.-Edith Haynes, Ila Johnson. Irene Johnson, Helen Lang-' ston, Margaret Lesesne, Margaret Valley, Nan Newton. Eighth Grade.-Hume Cannon, Lin nie Cantrell. Elizabeth Cureton, Sara Cureton. Eula Gravely, Lucile Hallum, Emma Jones, Wyatt Stewart. Ninth Grade.-Nita Bell Johnson, Cleone Jewell, Marvin Gravely, Beu lah Gravely, Ruth Gravely, Mary Cureton. Tenth Grade.-Thaylia Chastain, Horace Gravely, Paul Gravely, Velma Gravely, Artie Hughes. Eleventh Grade.-Edna Willis, Aurora Mathews, Nannie Morris, Sara Ada Keith. LAWRENCE CHAPEL SCHOOL First Grade.-Latlic Mae Dill, Ernest Morgan, Lewis Collier. Advanced First Grade.-ErA Mor gan, Annie Evans, Broodus Dill. Second Grad.-Bertha Kelley, Waltgr Kelley, Naoman Newton, Nor ris Newton, Clarance Collier, Otis Dill. Third Grade.-Furman Martin, Ev clyn Holliday, Parker Holliday, Ray Mortzan. Perry Nix. Fourth Grado.-Tiffie Moore, Mar garet Diilard. Roy Dillard. Fifth Grade.-Ruth Morgan, Velma Owen. Sixth Grade.-Grace Yates, Nettie Evans,'Gertrude Newton. Seventh Grade.-Lucy Davis, Mat. tie Jewell, Bertha Evans, Furmar Moore. Eighth Grade.-Lelia Bess Moore Nirith Grade.-Dee Evans, Gertrud< Owen. T\VELVE MILE SCHOOL. First Grade.-Leslie Blackstoi I Luther Blackston, Roscoe Blackstoi Mary Lee Fields, Henry Harper, Sal 3 Kelley, Columbus Kelley, Clyde Sutl erland, Clarence Simmons. Second Grade.-Essie Blacksto Velma Christopher, Launa Hudso - Eula Perritt, Guy Ragsdale, Loy< Stewart, Gladys Ragsdale, Yel Stewart, Jaro Simmons, Elmer Smit Modena Townes. Third Grade.-Lizzie Blackston, L voy Christopher, Gladys Stepher Waldo Stephens, Edna Simmons. Fourth Grade.-Vera Brazea Macy Simmons, Edith Smith, Vera Gravely, Lucille Towers, Josie PC ritt. Fifth Grade.-Perely Gallokan Thomas Gravely, Charles Kirkst Hlaynesworth Nichols, Grace Ras dale, Mae Hudson, Nina Simnmoi Lois Porter, Eunice Porter, Lilli Alexander, Mertie Hudson, L< Christopher. Sixth Grade.-Mary Gravely, ( FISKE-CARTER( HUNTINGTC CHARLE; C. R. CLYCONE TR SOUTHERN DRI CITY OF I STANDARD I If you wisli to know something o vice, ask any of our owners. All a He Sue Cyclone Start Grceni 'iONOR 1L01.J Ep ~i CEEK ,COOL First Grade.-T. J. Durham, De. ward Durham, Cleon Mann. Advanced First Grade.-Lena Stew. art, Ercel Brazeale, Helen Lewis, Ma rie Snider, Rembert Jones. Second Grade.-Preston Brazeale, Elmina Clements, Larry Stephens, Ray Porter, Asa Whitmire, Erie Kay. Third Grade.-John Gibson, Roy Waldrop, Jessie Reece, Hovie Steph ens, B. F. Porter, Julian Snider. Fourth Grade.-Claude Gibson, Lloyd Stephens, Authur Gillespie, El za Gillespie, Earle Turner, Grace Bra zeale, Rula Brazeale, Ola Patterson, Genetha Lewis, Frances Allgood, Ber tie Orr. Fifth Grade.-Hattie ReecA Ca pers Lewis, Ralph Jones, Wallace Thomas, Pauline Brazeale. Sixth Grade.-Ruth Stephens, Wil ma Gillespie, Bessie Waldrop, Roy Whitmire. Seventh Grade.-Albert Lewis, Ed na Durham, Ruth Grant, Louise Bra zeale, Eunice Gibson. Eighth Grade.-Gertrude Mann, Clara Gibsop, Gertrude Lewis, Lizzie Mac Hendricks, Marshall Hughes. Ninth Grade.-Frances Lewis. HONOR ROLL MARTIN SCHObL First Grade.-Pauline Collins, Ada Davis. Wyatt Ellenburg, Elizabeth Few, J. C. Hudson, Doyle Jones, Queen Esther Kelly, Clemis Powell, Bertran Sloan, Cadie Thomas. Second Grade.-Waco Crenshaw, Harriet Few, B. Nix, Gladys Powell. Third Grade.-Rescue Chappell, Hattie Few, Ferb Hudson, Eugene Powell, Perry Rampey, Vivian Spear man. Fourth Grade.-Roy Edens, Nath anial Gravely, Lilalee Robertson, Theo dore Spearman. Fifth Grade.-Ida Mae Aiken. Carl Few, Wallace Hudson, Laurell Jones, Flossie Roper, J. B. Robertson. Sixth Grade: Grace Hudson, Ada Hunter, Lizzie Kelley, Marie Ram pey, Rosalee Spearman. Seventh Grad.-Mattie Mae Few, Pauline Massengale, Thelma Parrott. Eigth Grade.-Dorothy Brazeale. Ninth Grade.-Austin Durham. FLAT ROCK SCHOOL NEWS (Too late for last week.) The school continues to "hum" in a progressive tone. Our basketball court is now under construction and will be ready for use within the next few days. Since it is so late in the season, we realize that we shall not be able to have a team; but we know however, that plenty of fun and good exercise is in store for us. In a recent meeting of the Literary Society the following officers wert elected: Gertrude Brown, president Eschol Brown, vice-president; Lans Smith, secretary and treasurer. Mis Eula Stewart, critic. A few days ago at the noon reces: Mr. Newton gave an informal recep , tion for the members of the sixt , grade. A short "course" in persom a pronouns was served. Mr. Ralph O'Dell of this communit and Mi.e Lois Stansell of Libort i, were united ip holy wedlock last Sui , (lay, Feb. 1 We c.ongratulate th e couple and wish for them a long, hai a 'py, and prosperous life. , A number of young people attend< the singing held at Rice's Crec . church Sunday. s, The Woman's missionary sociel met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Fov e, ler' last Thursday afternoon. Tho: ta that were present report a good tim r- Mr. Robert Maw and wvife are visi ing at the home of the latter's fathe y, Mr. Ben PowellI. y, Joe McCoy, who has been sick wil s- pneumonia for the last few days, is, well on his way to recovery. mn Mr.. Newton went to Spartanbu: ,is jSunday to hear Billy Sunday. e-Do you need monevy? If so the ONSTRUCTION CO. N & GUERRY i DUSHAN BRAMLET AFFIC ROUTES UG SYNDICATE IREENVILLE URNITURE CO. the Cyclone truck and Cyclone Ser re satisfied. Buy Cyclone er & Truck Co. Satisfies the sweet .tooth and aids appetite and digestion. Cleanses mouth and teeth A great boon to smokers, relieving hot, dry mouth. Combinei pleasure and benefit. Don't miss the joy of the new WRILfY'S P-K-the sugar coated peppermint tid bit! - Ji/ Save -he wrappers DistribuorsfrteVLEC. valuabl , I LIX Th Car __that __outstripped__higher__priced__carsat__ PIKES F.C untSrePickenscounty. Yousareialwas owtelcome Cr. TheCa lliataout re Highrprcdars ato.KE NEAR THE AMrCAnviNlle. EVLI S. C.