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...---O--0-o--)-o 00 ( )~ Don't Y This T Ymu live here. Your business interests are here. Your home is {.ic. re not spending your money in this town. You are spending it with etrangers in a big city. That city has nto use for this towni except to get your moiey. This town has use for your mionV. If spent here, your mllonev will hel) to build lup the town. It will help to build up your own busi ) ness. In tho long ru money will come b spend it at home t to Chicago or somi You spend a dolla the street. Smitl Brown, around th+ is just as likely to as with anybody e think of that? All of us have to spend spending it where it will d(o that it will circulate around will help this town and c-onl town and' conmuiinity. Ther that good logic? Suppose you think you pick up the Ma 0-0- -0-0-CU .O.'3L sltii. Ii ::d1.1 V. - I ., ,. { : - a1 V eV)dleton,i south I 'ar ... A*on IJtlj e lear it i liPio ii r . --.zpf ' ln tt IIl13Ireau 1 O robered Southi Caro1. I'l Ii.' ..ubject of htich poin3lted( <t. 0- OSleing MIanmy farn. r11 ih:u pat ted Flo. icdora und( ci o wh ,atTie o lon:g ~ot ten in1 rP, w :- andt close' to 16. drPill like the neuaI1Ly3 grow. * mlmoni COt.to IOni01 thi- or~1 aLver'age 1.tidS, 13ade11 faHilures.. Som1) itimesh * Ct gl.ti. g over hn!f.l a3 C Us1 ineh lontg tron as5 th'-y. di 311011hort nen on Sues n e in h3. g c< tton u ipp.r lEt -of Sout.h Carolin ua (ponds ul) pin ths im por tatit con. ions of s'ii and3( system: ilrst-D)e'p plowed, richl soil Is your baby thin himn. a Se * . 't's Emulj. iphosphites p~ n.d digested by little Consequently the 1 Scott's' Emulj'-Io cheeked little fellow ful OU Like O() own? n more of your b ack to you if you o han if you send it O a other large city. r with Smith, up i spends it with n corner. Brown spend it with you Ise. Did you ever 111o11ev. There is :ai art in1 th 1 nn>s t . " spent >4' thi- town 'nud c(.nnounite, it nunity. You b'long to tili, fore it will help you. Isn1't it over next time it Order Catalogue. o-o-o-o--o-o-o-o-o--o0---o . o-o -- nr tho e li I nlllt. i csn than five t ide I. amiot has Thi( rd--)If 1)e.i1 n Vrn g o mnuri i Sax h,Cputjnnoaon itid fertil. (f.i onft'--A h91r jIrit , il o s iii.tton rislah ore halfn trwnp In t h oVther4 ini, nFi:r e O d i i ot hm mtll s whenli iv ing Lint inwing.* Fg ifth-N rul gie aot tol thl ameutl wf eakribetfeu ryl:?begie here'. witukningic th ear (on be judoe Lieril toea rquaned w0 h ach it ofin Sbyxth-Ctiatfed onwe. er ise va tury rhosy v Itfhelth ouat sd n gsha low, run in .n4v tr t i ih WHEN FERTILIZElS SHOULD BE APPLIED. As a general rule, which has but few exceptionts. the greater part of the fer tilizer should be applied to the soil be fore planting the crop it Is iltendcd to benefit. 'i'his rule is not only in ac...id witl" Iheoretical cotisideratotli. but is :lso ibun lantly sustaitwl in ittald prcittice. At;..own by catref'+lly cunducted fild ex perimioits itistitutel for tho'express pur pose of itseertairing the truth. says iton. R. J. Redding, Director Georgia I:xt,eri nent Station, DepartIrnt of Agriculture, n Virginlalarotlina i"zrrtilizcr Almanac 'Tlc theory underlyi.tr; the rule is the fact that most of tiho ing:'edlients colpos lng a commercial fertilrczr are iot im- I rnediately Soluble an ;vatilib,le, but muIst tlndergo certain ch"maic lia ngi.' in the i 3oi1 before the plant ioo;1 wi!! be inl the proper condition to he taken up by t he roots of tho plaintr. Thli:; J- particull y rue iti regacrr to :aIlts of potas.i ani ii' lesS '"t'ce to acidi phosphate. It is a auet .s Is4. that soI) forms of pota:h, I diota, ..y k:niit. ettiise chremica1 chaniges 1 n the condition of the plant food alr endy resent in a soll. whereby the before In- 1 toluibic and non-:tvailable 1lant food 0atdy in the soil, bceomes avalilaole. 0 ''lie orgilictsuibstancc:; which nrc Iarg ly used in the make Ip of commnercial fertilivers for the purpose of supplyiig iiitrogt; to the plants te-- 'h as cottoi. ,ecd meal, driet blood, ilsh scrap. tin' igo, etc., also req uire time in which to inllergo chemInat <l'Nmposition an(d :;ach :' ltig of form :t: Ill en ible tihe root;. to appropriate the nitrogen. Pven :=ul" >hate of ainmmia, s. highly soluble ehelmi. :ul salt. which sco,metimoes enters into the coi;. i1i ii.n of a f. t iihier tit a very tlitcd att:notmt, ni)u o I " rgo it t i+pleto 'hem ietl dr'compwition i1 the :oi h l efore [t0het inlats cal Inak< :i.v use of 1: th 1 itic ^cn b:hich it c1'ai:: in the falin }f l .1.1i sulphate. ti r U' mi o he Cont veteild into ii i-'. ...:.V a ' time. Nitratta of "ct i t,t~ o - thli:al fertilizer salt that bs i rlc(iate '' :tvail iublce, produchlg tt \verc.vgmti eUf.ei w\he n applie,l to a qrow\ii (ncd it shotd be appliel to non "1 " h<'i. Acid phosphate :," i p.at ni he ap. plieci to the. : il I : "' :m !tmm two to s;ix week .- I,'m-," +,! .1ni1ina timllr. It is cilimed h.v in t;. t" ..-. i th:r! +'tal'h sats maty bc tIlpli-d w it it tr' r.iult.3 oven smvr:i mlonttt-is h)er4.-" ;:antin:;r. A tmore practic:li an<d conu!v.iIt.n rule. hw ever, is to apply.v : .mpk :e :'frtili er froin one to three weeks h,: for. plitinilg the crop. vilcn the litter is a +trn, cot ton, tobacco, or other sum mei -grow; ing crop. always takintg eare to mix tl:e er tilirer thoroughly wit Ith 11' so!I of the openi heriling firrow in wI; h it i shaln be aipplie( ai ci('n 'listin:," o thruow;ting tw'o furrows on it. Fxil'rnteimnts fin the farm of the ceorgia Experiiment St:itiun. prr.elcte ftr the piiriose ot coinparing iln thr' on.' han. ths effectiven':ss o a complete feetili'z"r applied two weeks befo)re planting. ani. on the other hand, thrt effectivenes. o;' the same quantity of the samte fertilizer applier in the fiirrows with the seed, were followed by an unexpected and sur prislg result--viz.; the cotton seeds plant ed on the plats in which the fertiliaer had' 9been a pplied and heddIed on t wo weeks before, came up quicker and gave a aiore uniform stand of more vigorous plants than resulted on the plats in which \l'ere w'eders nd ait li 'va.t+s cat hep 1 eIld ltt igtt. 11>y thtis by-\' te'l w1'+ gfewl 2 1 p-I.li11I; i-g s' clttc)11l Oli g1r b st l)lot In4 . e l c)tt.i <-11 thit.- e p.11 v ri . h tl;!c itt e lO) ildl - . l 'e " C (t un t :)titke a ;)lttt I Ck out whn g.,c<l and <rtih - I, .ip)]iflg thrdC hlgOi jU() )iti i'tl ilit!tin ofwilnd W( waii1 imp:Oj-. Ind't i -rel s bt t t. be l quaf 'ill y and plail3Of li wli i ai yl(i. p II :.l stCiiver and. ytr I' . .or illthe u.t ind runntin hi 18 tim -ar l'';O t til.oi r o t i .902 for ea it I -hS lm)l Ol' 000 fr-,m )1 t.ll ig Pll.if a1 9 Wl"n YOur Oropqf i.ebf)j'ggi for mrker,y,su prOl(s Ar ',.4 ho fertilizer was applied in the furrow. vith the seeds. While this result was no ontemplated, It was quickl; t explatine. >y the fact that the fertilizoi that ha )en in the ground two weeks had undet ,one the chemical changes already aliu: d to, and its plant food was ready f( hie immediate walts of the young p:nt: 'Thin result suggests that It may be (:-: ,( dletlt, in ailly case, to apply . sman IU,t:tity-.ity 20 to 25 pounis-of nitr, , soda in the same furrow with the e( n or" corn seeds, which may be iO" :i! perfect safety with cotton seec: 1nd without danger to corn if not plac n immediate contact with the ueed. \ PI'1,Y NG F1IRTILIZER AT '.: TIME OF PLAINTINU. This may be understoodi to meain eit 1ial1lying the fertilizer; bedding on it It; nlmediately planting the aced; or it t: 'efer" to the practice of putting the I" ilieztr in the furrow' with the seed. I br- latter case, there is :lw:ay:. a ma: ."t danger that the coming growing at may be unusually dry. in vhich ove: he fertilitser, being so lightly co'-ere< nat' not ho dissolved and properly iii: i m1inatecd through the stiil: It t:ty aIs IIlow that the fertilit.er Ieing So cunee:. vated--en masse, as it were- taiond tit' ende:r root lets of the youlag plant:4 th.It he latter may be injutrcd, or -'i.urned" not inconsi(erable danger. Ti; pla n not :alvitable except whii a i ighI application I.; to be made per nter' 1'his; caution is especialy applicable t eid. that are planted in very sha ltlo ttrrao"ws anal hat lightly ever:d. sch : atton. at d it is gen('traiiy safer to intt; )r:c sote soil. or. b'ttetr. < :sit th - I ilz"er in one furrow andi pint the s na a furrow liimmeliately beside; or. vh evs.a, plant the :weds first in the :ure, tnd Ihena the fert i!o1ar in a furro'.-. ( )li:ide it. I;ut the preferredl pain is ' oed (n tale fertilizer, and then plattt I i: w ("d. after har'o(wing dtowvn It h' I'd I aIve t>itenla :ti'IIdI 50 to 10a) 1 n'S r I. "cOinl,leta:" fettilizerl. per l( n rr i; l . ir'row wvth the rittot :t 1; but it : a:way back" in tie tate sixtie:s aad 'a a ;(evcntic". wtt"e fortilizer. sol at Si' "'> t ti C. andt very i.ght anplicatlit.s i' stt>pp' ed to be In thn in tet't (f a i: 'vvi.Unmy. Wye (id( not knlow\ mll:<'h abas Nrt''ii:.''s in those dty , an.1 'i ro ::r to "Jt ton muaeh aun 'n a ' . lit t tim has pasl and , mw. : ' ua,-t -date ftl1at r hats l io n t' ' .." a4 3ounbti of eril' fortli'a' Id! a''- ( r'"pe!rly batitalanced hig:hr-: i'; --' :-loll acre 'ol 'attion is not <1. ''r \" em i).' btt ti)mli1: Iib-ra":, . ' itos. Inldeed. it i. auesti; n trith etile. If 1t) pondtn s :- - t'itable, and it cost:s no m ire a :,. tilltvate an ncre with GO pondt; i' aliilil fertilizre. then whay hot ;n< .: thl' nmloiunt hnvested in f'ertiIiz(<'::. :1.1 'if thought advi:a1)10. reduce the area a; the iabo' account? Nw %, the well-I anfOm'flled f:armer o"i; tv:tts to know if the fcrtilizer be pro'i wr ly a In tced for the crop he wishes I grow. and is sold at It rair. pic. runa h' invests libearally. iust as he wouili i' buying anyth1ing at such a price tihattt h may sell at n. proti of from 5) to 11a11 p,r ecnttm and utpward. A high-grade, hon ft f crtilizer will meet. tiIs requiremtent. 'Phrre is tlothe' justifietion for a'the practice of applying fertilizers at the Slinie of plinting-viz., when the farmer has failed to putt in his order at the prop er tine. Hie may then. according to the proverb-"hetter late than '.ot at alt" put In the fertilizer with the seed, or at the time of planting. Pickens Circuit. Fal.owh.gI is the 1l111 of the di', . -lit io' of preautling at the v.ri. O1t, ( imhll :s ) tiha. Picke-us e'in uit: L'tc!., ls->)eaond S utnda', 11.15 R. mn ; 1h:.t, ' -m ("i.lr;"h"1 - RIst Sm:.: y 11 at. m1. UeOh, I't1.--;Thirdt Stunday, I a. in.; fourth, 11 iam. Ta! o1 -1F1,u1 ib Su11n1 y, 3 p. m. Twelve Mile--Sec)nd hiiniiy:tv, p. mn ; third, 3 p. m. Na In!i rIi:':1ias ('ie1r'. Polllwing ist the pInn' of thea al:Ta'a en't. hour of lt l'peachingl serin a a i 5mishi-Flirsit S-am Ua 11 ri. m'. New HIope-Fir'.t, 3 p m. MaI. B3ethie!---Se~ori, li. a. ma. Onpa1 Hla-ThIirl, -11 ai. Im. S iln n.'~ s Chta pel -- F ui b, ]) . mi. K. P. U7c''.wry, P. C First Signt of Spring. D"i,ttiant yet thevolt B I tirds 3( fealr thle stormlh, Bet t ho ciillego beball te-.'ml UnI it ltgmn ito for't~ Stock Profits cani be greatly increaised by givming special care to the health of every andimat and fowvl oni tIle f,alim. horses,' etc., depenmd on their live.rs' to(( keep them'a w~eIl Slick and~ Poultry a ''ap the ir laiv.rs w ~orking anid i'd -Dr;auaht . rkl and Pool- j i () AIa'ijine is a puro, natuttral, el" He, blooid lputer, and1( acts bv rtul.a1tng thte siItnCtch, liver anid hoawels. S It pre.venat- andl ciures Ilong Chiol ea, Chicen Chaoleira, Colic, Dlis temlpaIr, Ctughis, Colds, Couistipa (tionl, Feve'r, Loss of Appetite, Watsting' Awatye.pd all tho com It is~ a perIfect lb 'IJcine- for gen Ieraal farm11 use. Try . Prce 25c for a ~ r can, at a; If TOB S mado of the very - on the very best 1 To those who pref we unhesitatingly sa: T!YLOR'S N s" you will use it exclusivelyi W ought to soil it--is yours doni Zl fl MRCHiANTS--' For Emercencie For the Stock on Soam:s Lir Is awhole medic Price 25c 50c C Sed For Free Booklef on Horse Address Dr Earl S. Sloan, Garrison W Easley, Wholesale and Ret Giain. Ilay, Fl1o1I anl( \e have just received three car of lay. We also have a full stot 1 hops, Bran, Shorts, Oats and corr Cole G,ano I)istrihutors and Cotto >C Li money l)y bullying from us. Phone or write ns. Your ordei tention. Y 1(al I ey, W\e have h nice graded street erty' (the Robinson Place) andl we a Cheap, This j>ropertp lies close to Cot.on Mill, and it is the cheapt around Pickens, L et evesyb)ody wi cation of their children come at one these h)eautiful building lots. Money invested here will D)oul Pickens is going to be Tun*: towvn ot 2271I-acre t 4 3-5-acre 1,4-alcre lot '1i2 1-5-acre i 18-acre lol 1 26 I-7-acr . Money invested in this propert mithim twelve months. Call on FORS A RARE BA ' . acre well imp)roved farm f ir s. Six acres river bottom; ei e-iuplandI in high state of cultiva &1 t t oo of fine original fore:st we ne >lenty of it. Good To-room, e. and two tenant houses. The ml( worth - 00,oo-our price, 6,5o niffdashand the balance in one PIlk21C Lai Wik@a rBW@2 L LEAF ACCO best leaf that we can buy 2af market in the world. er a natural leaf tobacco r that after one trial of ATUR.AL LEAF n the future. Elvery inerchant t. Insist on his gettin it for you. Vrito us for our special pricea s at Home the Ferm in\eRt ine chest $ 1.00 s.Catle, Hoes & Pbultry, Boston, Mass. yatt & Co Sc ail Dealers in All1 K indsc of! F eed . loads of Flour and three :k o Cotton Scec' .We s,ell the cc n Planters., \Ve C1 s will receive 'prompt at ours for buiss f & iOMP1AN1& .unning through our prop.. re noew p)reparedl to sell lots the Griaded School and :st property we know of o0 is interested in the edu.. 3 and get first choice of >lc itself in Twelve months the up-country. lots lot lot a lot y now will dlouble itself A LE. LRGA IN. ~r sale. In five miles of ht in branch bottom; 75 tlon: 25 acres inl p)astLre. [1 timbered. Good water -story dwelling, outhuild J. L. Stephens place. Is o. Titles good. Trmsn yene.