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Put an Egg in Jhc ay's Lunch B i Pid you kpov the .avera -farm hen lays 80 eggs per year? Good layink strains average 140 to 200 and sonic lay over 300. Good breeding, housing and care ma kes the difference. -A. E. iMONDS, PICKENS, S. C. 265' to 300 .egg stra in White Leghorn. $2.00 for 15. $10 per 100. Special for Friday & Saturday DAINTY MAID CANDY---Regular Retail Price, 80c. Special at 69c. If you don't think this candy worth 803 we will retu:n your money. All chocolate covered caramels, nuts, fruits. We also have a nice line of loose chocolates and other candy. "TPry Thxw _Drug( Store/ Firs!". KEOWEE PHARMACY [NUNNALLY'S CANDY b 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. 1Oc per lb. for old roosters. 18c per lb. for dry hams. $2.00 Bu. for bunchi peas. $2.25 for vine peas. Greenville market for eggs. Yours for trade, U. W. H ENDRICKS NOW IS THE TIME to have that Ford overhauled and' put in good shape for Spring. We -use genuine Ford parts, and guarantee all our work to be sat isfactory. Your tractor shnuld be put in good shape now also. N. P. SIften, Jr., Pickens 666 is a prescription for Cold,. Iross tie cheeks are money. They andLa~ipp. .t'sthemos spedyand e o~~hpg What more can a man remedy we know! . . ., e xpget,t ese days? . L.oCal S and ~PUI'Uia cotton is bringing 18c a pound iN Phckens Wednesday. Mrs. 11. 1. Jones spent last Monda Mr. T. L. Bivens left Monday for a business trip to Columbia. Miss Frances Bruce is Improving after several days Illness. Mrs. I. Cox and Miss Mildred Cox visited in Greenville last Monday. Dr. J. L. Valley left Tuesday morn ing for a business trip to Charleston. Messrs. Frank and Clint Mauldin visited relatives in Pickens last Mon day. Miss Emily Thornley has rcturned to Ccnverse college after being )iome on account of illness. Miss Virginia Ligon of Easley spent several days of last week with rela tives in this city. Mr. Willie McDaniel who holds a position at Arderson. spent a few day, in Pickens last week. Mr. James Amos Knox of Easley Ks- at t it day last week in this city un business. Mr. B. I. McDaniel of Atlanta spent S. rI da.ys last vee'k at home with his parents near Pickens. Mr. Roy Hlerl( hns returned to the I lonea l'ath high school after spend ing a week At home with his parents. Miss Bessie Stewart of G. W. C., sP tt. hist week end at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Stewart. Mr. Marion Lesesne, a student at Wotrord college spent last week end at home with his mother, Mrs. Hor tense Lesesne. "Ransey Milholland," by Booth Tarkington, begins in today's Senti nel. Be sure to read first chapters if you like good stories. Don't forget to go to the box sup per to be given at the court house, Friday night March 10, for the oene fit of the Pickens track team. Mrs. Ada Farmer was called to Athens Alamaba last week on account of the death of her brother, who was a resident of that city. The Pickens basketball team will play the Easley team at the Easley court Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Go' and yell for our girlS. Miss Grace McDaniel who has been making her home with her sister, Mrs. B. G. Moore in Forest City, N. C., is visiting relatives in Pickens. We are very glad to report that the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. McDaniel who has been very ill is improving rapidly. Miss Aurora Mathews has heturned home from the Greenille~ hospital, where she undlerwent a very serious operation. We are glad to report that she is improving very nicely. Much interes't has been aroused in Pickens by a resolution introduced in the state sdnate last week which would nrovide for investigating. the feasibility of building a hard-surfac( roadl from Charleston to Pickens. The members of tihe Woman's Mis. s ion ary society of Grace Methodisi church had a very delightful meeting lest Monday afternoon. A survey 01 the past year showed progress in bott home and foreign wvork. We taki courage andl co forward with renewe< ener~gy to still better things, we trusi this year. NOTICE TO SCHOOLS Those schools which have beei getting subscriptions to The Sentine in order to get a dlictionary shouki make a report as to what they havy (one by March 11. If any school which started ou to get the required number of sub scribers finds it cannot obtain tha many, The Sentinel will give a com mission on the number which hay been obtainedl. If there is any school in the coun ty which did not make an effort t< get a dlictionary some representativ< of the school should get in touch wit] The Sentinel and see what we havy to offer. The Sentinel has another interest ing proposition to make every schoo in Pickens county. It will enable your school to raise money for it: own use. See us by March 11. Rlub-My-Tism, antiseptic and pal killer, fr r infect ed sores, te'ti mprains, nenralgia, rheumatism. The Taylor Colquitt Tie and Pok Co., announce that they are now ir a ,.osition to handle all the White Oak ties brought in and pay CASH for them. Brother that sounds good fo~r the CASH Is what we are need ing most these days. 'l666 wilbreak a Cold, Fever and Grippi quickesr than anything we know, pre venting pnenmonia. The Big Festival Week At Columbia, S. APRIL 17th 10 22q F0 The Fashion Show, Style (bi6 State Wide Beauty Contest Cro eaturig the P-lnifesta Queen,. Au-Show e nd Trades .Pipl,,Baby Floats Parade, Daily'Bant'd n)N'rtg',T'irewofk ailad host, hf tractions including GRAND OPE14A STAR NIGHT PLAN TO COME AND BRING THE FOLKS MANUFACTURERS: Reserve space now FOR INFORMATION WRITE TIfF FOI4 ING AT CQLUMBIA, S. C.4 J. L. Mininaugh,.Jr. Jas. M. Gr.n H. F. Eldridge 4 4. 4 General Chairman Exhibit Space Publicity VOTE FOR PALMAFETSA QUEEN A Spring Suggestion For That Middy, Blouse or Dress E ver fast suiting D oes not fade, guaranteed, in Wearing, washing or boiline. A ssortment of collars to select from R eally something new to this trade D urable, dressy and up to the minute in S tyle for a spring dress, middy or blouse. & you will ibe pleased toxY D oing as others are doing. .A iready making their selections R eally wonderful goods they say, - ~S eems to appeal-to one and all - E ither young or old, but we say, Y ou look and be your own judge. Quality Is Assured and Low Prices a Certainty EDWARDS & DARSEY C, Successors to T. L. Benson & Co. (Butterick Patterns In Stock.) B. F. Martin, Sam B. Craig G. G. CHRISTOPHER TRESP~ASS NOTICE E. M. Blythe 0. C. Keith Attorney-at-Law, Greenville, S C Pickens,<? C Pratiee jn all Courts. We, the undersigned, hereby warn Marin, Blythe, Craig & Keith Offie over Pickens Bank- all persons not to hunt birds on our LAWYERS Pickens, S. C. land, under the penalty of the law. Pickens, South Carolina -CaleCidea Practice in State and Federal Courts DR. J. L. AIKEN T .Rbno Pickens Office Phone 39 Dentist. J .Bael Reasonable Pices. P .Bael J. R. Martin J. H. Earle Masonic Bldg., Pickens, S. C. 0 .Cesa Greenville, S. C. Pickens, S. C. -J .Hne --..NOTICE TO PUBLICJ.AH.Twe MARTIN & EARLE W rt ae ieI .L imn Attorneys-at-Law.suacAtnoiIsrneCo-JT.Msngl Pratiee in all Courts. UeanOcupnIsrneC Pickens Offie -in Court House. ggs elayhn h o ae ~ J .Bael Greenvlle Offee opposite Postoffee,toeMaAuin.D l nR lEs tae wre usFirst.E.Lur ende o, FranferaIn Phone 0on Cenura, Lab . Insurance,~