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PLENTY OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS OF ALL KINDS Including Corn, Watermelon and Cantaloupe Seed Many Varietie's of Bean Seed Just received a few more gold fish to be given away free- Corearly 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: 20c per lb. for hens. 25c per lb. for fryers up to 65c. 10c per lb. for old roosters. 18*c per lb. for dry hams. 2.00 Blu. for bunch.peas. $2.25 fr vjine 9eas. Greenville market for eggs. Yours for trade, J. W. H.ENDRICKS compa~-f~kJre s 1.. T HE Fisk Premier ~-Sr~ --Tread is a tire which ~X i.INn5j yields an honest, generous 3 j-j.~ 'n~: measure of service at a low ~Vr.......70 p rice. 3x4:~lSjCr See this tire and compare with any at a competing price. It is your best pur chase if you want a low priced tire.V It is a Fisk Tire, and is Fisk character clear through. There's a Fisk Tire of extra value a ~ In every size. for car, truck 3T3e tno re-tire or speed w'agon RBu - re? llcFall's Garage, PicI ens. FISK TIRES, THAT GOOD) GULF G ASOLINE, OILS A*ND) GREASES OF ALL KINDS, CHAM1PION SPAR K PLUGS, ALL KINDS OF~ ACCES 8ORIES. A UTOMOBILE REPAIRI NG. 'Lois aii Are you shifting, brother, shifting? See Hurricane Hutch, you'il lil:e him much. Ralph Herter of Greenville was here last Sunday. Mrs. D. B. Finney has a very fine patch of Irish petatoes, they being now in bloom. Miss Viola McCrary of Travelers Rest .is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fur. man Waldrop. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis were visitrors at the home of Mr. B. Lewis last week-end. D. B. Finney left last week for Flin-t, Mich., where he expects to ;ky 1:rclessional baseball this sea Mr. Lnd! Yrs. L. A. Young and Mrs. P. J. Gi-gory of Greerville spent -nd with M:s. Claude AIL gorA. Yl;r, Hendrichs & Co. have imtthing to say this week about the werl known Griff:n ckthing. Read th-A;r ad. Mr. Jn,. Acker and family of Eas ley have M..ught the Ramsey house on Ann street and are mnoving into Pt-e fir-St casPlumber. Th(- Ea-ter services at Grce M. E. chrc er e very imprressive on last Sunday. Th flora] decorations of gre..'.j v.jhite were beautif-jl. .r!-. and M . J. A. Rb and Wyat ofEulr e~d rs.Arthur Mr-.- Ja. from -ta ha: T e ':m' .j..irary Soci ety of the iap'.t church wi2 *~d a quar t.'on of te fifth Su'rAlay, begin. Inz2 azt thr;e 'ch. A:i the iadies of c.ijunding cojnunity are in. oalte-nd. a Lovel S ILKS, crepes, all the fashio this season. y Delicately color ' and fine cotton< silk crepes, too, in All are charming - ionable. They are able for the simple which demand so material of which We are showing ments of these lox the new homespun organdies. Before I for your new frocks our showing of the You can dupli shown here - jus would. With pictu tions which apply the garment you the Deltor makes: sewing possible fc sewers. Even ext makers are amazed NEW BUTTEI ett. AG. No 111 1jp.--. who represents the R. D. Cole o., was a visitor at the borne df MIan Fann.4e Finney a few days Lst Wep' Mrs. Emma Major is visitiDg "er daughtcr, Mirs Paie Mabr at Beau fort, S. C. She is enjoyiYg the de lig4tful trawberries and vegetables which grow there in such profuion. Tht Pie dnt nt Presbyterial meets at Piedmont cn the 27th and 28th of this month. Mis. Wayne Mauldin end Miss Franm> Bruce were elected delc-gates from the iccal Presbyterian auxiliary. Ar. a vertisnent which will prove of urusual interest to ladies if that of Edwards & Dairsey this week. Every lady has read about the now famous Dcolor which is used in con nectIo.n With Butterick patterns. This nw feamte is explained in the ad. Read i:. Misses Mary ar.d Nanrie Merris of Pick:es kit Monday for Columbia to attend. Palmnafesta. MIis~s N'annie W01 reF t Fiche4ns ecunty as one of th- Fal:afesta queens, and jujig ing fro:m r etur.s of the young ladies publ-hed in thc daily paper- of the sta tf%::: e-urtyis funishing the .. te:t Lu-en of t'e .ot. SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS "Eety' a Last e,' a three-A farce come Jy, ard Tht B!ack \amp,' a ;hert , wil be , iven at Mica sch! house ,n Thursday nivht, Api! 2~. Th Hagood coctO!' band] wil f urnish rmusc througheot-t the evenir~g. Adm ('1 and 1.5 cn There wl be ar trtainr.cn at M ht ho e Thursda, nigh, Apri) 20. to w.hih the public is invt edl. No adnis ion fee. There will be a free entertair at MJunt Carmel school house Thur. day night. Apri! 20. Everybody in. vitcd to (emc and cake walk with their frierd. A bard will be on hand to make music. SPECIAL OFFER The Greervile Daily News ar.d The Pk-hes Ser.lin~el one year each for the prJ icC oif The N';ws alone. Tno P'ici:cs Sentinel and the At lam~ Tri-Weoi:ly Constitution one year each fr .92.25. new fabri r the fashions ie-piece dress serges, prints riable fabr':s for ed cotton voiles :repes. Printed summer colors. - and very fash especially desir one-piece frocks much from the they are made. unusual assort 'ely fabrics and s, ginghams and >uying materials success -- at come in and see they save w spring novelties. Deltor, whic cate the dress new Butteric t as an expert The Dcltos res and instruc- tures and ir:s specifically to cut, put toge tre working on, garment like successful home Come in an r inexperienced ick Patterns >erienced dress- about th 3D at their greater you to na.':e LICK PATTERNS unTu %~ Annual Event June 3-C6. McKisiek Speaker. The Iceal chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy is going steadily forward with it.s plans for .he annual reunicn of Confederate veeyans of Pickens county which is he!d each year in Pickens on June c-Jfferson Davis' birthday. The chapter considcrs itself most fortunate in that Col. Rion McKissick, ediItor *f the Greenville Daily Pied mont, has consented to make the ad. dress of the occasion. Mr. McKissick is the son of a gallart Confederate rscldier and is a ,ifted writvr and ispeaker. The whole county kdks forward to I this day when it does honor to the huoes of the CO's. Mizs F'&r.ces McFail entertained twelve of her friends on last Satur day afternoon at a most delightful Eas-:~r nty. Sev'ral irter etir. conte'ts were had, among them two in whi-:h re c w iven, Miss-es Elin'r Yauldin an-3 Laura Craig were wirners. The games were played Cr. the beautiful lawn, and most delicious blo-k cr.am and pound cal:e was in the- beautifully decorated dinning room. one II In a new package At a price that j The same unmatcl TURKISH. VIRGINIA , cwanwteed by CS ible 4 t~h tmean mteil <A henthe folw h hKoe'wt vry Eee '-r-muc thertm and nshter niah.C henthynf littes k aterosin.nuerc its Delto: di see the new Butter- sirr syv. and let us tell you like api c.o a: which enables 'our clothes expert-ly. & Darsey THE DELTOR--1lO, ALE RANDER-THEIAiE PICKENS, S. 0. Mcnday and Tuesday, April 24 and 25 Dorothy Gish In M"TE GHOST IN THE GARRBErT This is a broad burlesque ceodf . and many hilarious scenes occur the deserted house where the crook* have their headquarters. The star finds thei there and by pretenting to be a ghost she frightens them away and succeeds in getting back the stolen goods. A bull dog plays a very importEnt part and madie Cen. siderable comment. "The Ghost in the Garrett' is made fer the blues. If ycu want to laugh this will do the trick. One of the best p.ctures Miss Gish ever ap. peared in. It depends on ghosts for its laugh getting situations, but it is wholesome and one the entire fem. ilY can ccne to se:- fcr a good tirr.-?. Thur ,day, April 20th..... .. Mafle Prevost in "A PARISIAN SCANDAL" Ano-the- ':n of tho1-i com edy *ramas in which Miss Prevost is so w1 . :n~itedi. A -eylinder French cf a dazzlin-r Arnerican Nrl who n.ndc ali laris set up and a~ no.ce. A :r -ipy comedy drrn hat yuil cnjoy -eleven cigarettes Three Friendly Gentlemen TURKISH VIRGINIA BURLEY 10rFIFTEEN that fits the pocket its the pocket- book red blend of L and BURLEY Tobaccos * ITH AvE. 'o. 36N. Very fashion %s charmnir.g frock de n silk crpe oroncof the g n':w cottons. It de the long, wide sleeves h1 of its distinction. ich as these add a note :' the whole frock. The immning, too, is very *curself a dress exactly ne. You can dupljeate look of Parisl With pattern No. 3631 anid you can do it easily, And you are sure of r the Deltor guides you 'ofessional dressmaker. >' on sale