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EXTRA Our Easter Treat for t of this vicinity who lb gains. when they see are not going to llng( help you to save mor store we know of in 10 dozen Silk Hose, black, lavender, pink, blue, green, brown and champagne at.- .- -98c : dlo. high grade sample skirts-voile and panana, black, at regular wholesale cost. iooo yards of Hamburg embroidery, worth up to 25c at.--- --- ----c One lot of yard wide bleaching, no limit, at- -7c i piece yard wide black Messaline, special .- $1.25 I a a a " Taffeta, worth $1-35--- 98C i piece 27 inch, black Taffeta, worth 89c, now.-73c MILL he charm of style in Easter Mil beautiful and gorgeous creations Millinery styles this season q ure from those heretotore. Theri The deft touch of the real art in i and at a glance one notes that th is of highest qality. COME H READY2 department complete in e very< this season by the offering of son placed before shrewd shoppers. are smart--but the modest price: the store put them in reach of all ting you to come and see these s especial approval. TIHE STORI Buchanan = =S CREENVILLE, - - The Best Fertilizers for Corn That the y ieid of corn from the av erage fatrm can be gzatly in. creased by intelligent and liberal fertilization has been repeatedly demonstrated. Large crops of good corn result from preparing the land well, using the right kind and quantity of fe.rtilizer, good seed and proper cultivation. Virginia- Carolina Fertilizers will greatly "increase your yield per acre " of corn or any other crop. .In some cases remarkable results have been obtained. Mr. C. WV. Caruthers of Sumpter County, Fla., writes: " Words cannot express the value of your fertilizer. It is really so far ahead of other companies' goods, that it would not pay anyone to use other brands, were they given free and put in the field. 1 can prove what I say to be a fact. I made a test on five acres. I used on cne half the land your fertilizer and on the other half another company's fertil izer, same grade; the land received the same cultivation every time. I kept a correct account of the amount of money I got off each half and I got S300 more fromn the land on which I used Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer thian I did off the other half. I got four times as much corn from the land on which I used your/fer/il izer." Write today to nearest office of the Virgirna-Carolina Chemical Company for a free copy of the new 1909 Farmers' Year-Book or Almanac, full of the most valuable and unprejudiced information for planters and farmers; or ask your fertilizer dealer for a copy. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. Sa.es OicesSleOcs R:chmond. Va. Dra.NC Norf olk, Y a.FrtI rsCaeto.S . Columbia. s. c. 'acoIn BtmreMd A!!anta. Ga.'IClubsGa Savannah, Ga.CtmcIong er.Aa - Memphis. Tenn -shreveport, La. LIBERTY BANK. Things were different in youT grandfathers time because he didn't know the benefit of having a checking account in a good Bank. that is no reason why you should be sub jected to be subjected to such inconvenience One of the most pleasing conditions of modern business methods is a checking ac count in a good Bank like the LIBERTY B ANK. Liberty, S. C. H. C. Shirley, Cashier. IPECI he quick wil :nOW "sure ei them. The, 1r long. W1 3 money tha1 this vicilityV I 0 pieces 20 inch Taffeta, 5 pieces white, blue, old rc Messaline, special--. 6 pieces silk voile Alic, blu A few patterns Kimona sil 25 pieces plain and check One lot Union Linen Shec worth 65c at..... One lot of colored dotted INERY linery reaches it's p we offer for Easter. ,re a wide and pict 3 is individuality tc nillinery is shown : texture of the tri ERE FOR YOUR I letail, made especi i.e of the sharpest sp The gathered styles mark placed upon .The entire force ; plendid displays ga WHERE YOU Ai cott Coi SOUTH OAF Ialiactllred by JO ANDER See them and judge for 3 and beauty. REPRESENTED LOCAl I did not buy from the fi I bought at my price, you cai manyam savin otiher peoplei I havn't had a kick, any aefinding out my nutmeg 20 customers who buy my oil rt think- I put water in it, fact i water, try it some time. That good sun cured tobal take mine for five cents 20 for Dont forget the elegent 1 glassware. I most always ha shingels sap and heart, and a and do business at verry littl< pays store expenses.? Poduce T.D.I] ALS! ted buyers iougi bar e Specials a can still any other Lil colors, xor:h 75- no\V 49C se, lavender .and pink e, red wo:th $i.9S at $1.25 ks worth 97c - 50C Nainsook, i oto 12 c at 9c :ting, 2, yds wide ------------ 49c wisses, with boiders atj23c erfection in the aresque depart our Millinery. in every Hat nnings we use ]ASTER B ATS. iR. ally rnmenoriable ring values ever are correct-they every article in joins u~s in: inlVi ,thered for .your LWAYS SAVE. npany, tOLlNA. A Lock that Lock: The Burriss A Shingle the represents the lates and best development in METAl SHINGLE construction. Highi: approved ann~ used by the most es prienced builders in this section also by Cotton Mills for Cottages. RN T. BURRIS & SON, SON, S. C. !ourself. their construction, qualit: .LY BY JOHN 1. THORNLEY ows rst miy n that nomne around, result ihave thenm at 41c. one plow, ojr a noney on flour, why not vou. ny lack peper at 10c lbs and they for a nickle are not wood. and mn: agularly at 150' gal. say theyv don a good oil like mine wont mix wit. :ca of mine is wecll worth ten cents a dollar. tne of underwear, or the china an< ve anything yon call for, includini m satisfied with just a little profit Sexpense, did you ever think, wh< wanted. -A R RITS Gentleness. Gentleness is the great point to bf obtained in the study of manners. M. P. Willis. No Gain in Being Ungenerous. We get no good by being ungener ous, even to a book.-Elizabeth Bar rett Browning. A Genius. A genius is a man who can tend i furnace so that it will not send ul gas.-St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Query. 'When a man kisses his wife is It i souvenir spoon? London's Milk Shops. There are over 12,000 shops for th sale of milk in London. Latin Proverb. Better slip with the foot than Wt tbc tongue. SrATE OF Oio, CTY oF' TOLEDO, SS. I LCas (CUNTY. Frank J. Ch.-nv makes oath tit I e i senior partner of the firmof F. J. Clej ey & Co.. doing bi.siness inl the City Toledo, County and Stat aforz-eaid, an that sail tirm wil: pay the sum of ON. HUNDREDt) DOLL.\RS f r each an vev ease o Citar:h that cannot b t ie by the ne if Ha:l1's catarr Cure. FRANK J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed i: imy presence, this 6th day of Decembe IA. 1). 1,16. (SiEstL) A. W. GLEASON. NOTARY PUBLIC. Hall's Catarqh Care is taken interna lv, and ac:s dlirectly on the blood an riicou-; surface of tlhe systeml. Sen for testint'iials free. F. J. CILENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0. SolH by all Druggists, 75c Take iali's Family Pills for constipa ti-n. Clerk's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Pickens. In Comnion Pleas Court. R. G. Gaines. et al., Plaintiffs, V.. T. E. Ntewart. Defendant. In pursuance of a Decretal Order mad in the case of 1. (G. Gain(s, et al., vlai tiffs against T. E. S:ewart. defendan1 anld on tile in the clerk's office, I Will se to the highest bidder during the leg, hous for s de, at Pickens C. H., k C.. on Saleslay in April 1909, the und vided interest of T'-. . Stewart in tli following ilescribed Real Estate. upo the terms hereinafter mcntionid, towi All that piece, plarcel, or treet of ]an in the state and county aforesaid, cot taining sixty (60) acres. more or les adjoining lands of F. C. Parsons, Ang line Pow-ll. Rebecca Eilenburg and ' 11. Stewart. T(rmas, cash, on day of sale. Purch, ser must con ply with the terms of sal within >ne hour or the premises willt resold on same day. Piurchaser or purchasers to pay for a papers andi for the recording of same, A. J. BOGGS, [seal.] March 4th 1909. Clerk of Court P. C. Clerk's Sale. State~ of South CardiUna, County of Pickens. In Commaon Pleas Court. H. C. Shirlev as agent for creditors of Rf. H. Crane, Plaintiff, vs. R. HI. Crane, Defendant. In pursuance of a decretal order mai in the case of H. C. Shirley as agent f< creditors of Rf. H1. Crane, plaintif against Rf. HI. Crane, defendant, and c file in the clerk's office, I will sell to tl highest bidder durm the legal houi for sale at Pizkens i art house, Sout Carto lina, on salesda-.. .'. pril, 1909), 11: folio wing described - -al is'ate upon ti terms hereit after i tionel, towit: .\ll that piece, p --e. or tract of lar: mn the state and e :nty aforesaid, in ti town of Liberty. -onitaining for ty-or and one-fourth i 1-4) acres, more< less, adjoining lads of W J. Bogg Mrs. 0. D. McCrr y and others. Terms, cash. en day of sale. Purch; ser must con ' with termis within or hour or the p' .mis 5 will be resold c same day at 1. risk of former purcha er, Purchia,- ;o pay for all papers ar: for recordi : - amne. A. J. BOGGS, [seal.] Clerk , C..urt P'ickens county. Clerk's Saile. State of So'ith Care 'i. County of Pifckens. In (onin inPIles Dourt. B. C. Rdbit s 'n a: unistrator ot the pa s~malestat of T C. obinson, d< cse.t ~ t~Plaintiff. J(. H. Johso, J. P. M tri and Vest McFall. i;'fendants. tIn pursuance of a Decretal Ordi mlade in the case of 3. t'. lRobinson a' mimstrator of the pers~~oal state of '1 C. Rohinson. d ceasedl. plaintiff. agaim~ U. 11. Johosoin. J. P'. M!artin and Vest MFall, defendants, ant on tile in th: clerk's oflice. I will sell to the highes bidder d uring the legal hiors for sal e a Pickens Court Ihouse. South (Car'ihne 0on saleday in Apil, 1909,) the followin described reatl estate, uponm the term h irtn t r mtentiened, town: All that piice,. patreel or tract of Ian lin:: an I b'm;: situnated in the count of Pichons and st a te of Sout h Carolin: and ina (i nrad Toiwnshi p, adjoining t h lln <- ii uth ert Ra ilway comnpany the suit T1. '. . Rbin~s in. Mrs. Mary ( i acres. nr or h as, it b-ing the sam tract of land conveye: i to i said G. I Jonstonm by the said T1. C. Robinson o. :1 of June. 190S. AlIso, all1 that other piece, parcel an. tract of land situated in Pickens county are of South Carolina, on waters c Sh..-d ruek, waters of Twelve Mile Ri' 1. nni: b the lands of B 1P Kell lchaird lIalinm, ,Juel (Grillin and the ci 1 aitu f R. IL. lhiibl anid ( ontaini tng fort: tn ares mre or lese. -m: being th ,,anei tract cI fln.I which w.:s con,~tVy tto the :-aid G. HT. ,Johnsm lby ,J. P. Mat in. of Anderson coiunt:. S. (. Temios. one half cash on day of sal and the balance on a credit of twelv mnths, tne credit por: ion ti. he secured by a bond of the purchlaser, or purcha sers, and a mortgage of the premtise fsold, with leave to the purchaser or put chas-rs to anticipate paymlent of th credit portion, the credit portion to bea 0'interest at 8 per cent per annum. Purchiser or piurchawer; to pay for al papers and for recording of same. A. J. BOGG S, [seal.] Clerk of Court Pickens county. (Prickly As3, Poke Root and Petaussum.) --AEKR POSITIVE CUBES OP ALL FOBMS AND STAGES 0. Physclansendor P. P. RAsILpen- you will regain fleeh and atrangth did combination, and prescribe It with Wasteofenergyandalldiseaersultin great satisfaction for the cures of all from overtauing thesyatem acured by forms and stages of Primary, Secondary the use of P. P. P. and Tertiary Syphilis, Syphilitlo Bheu- U Ladi ewbose systemsarepoisonedand atism, Scrofulous Ulcers and Bore whosebloodisinanimpurconditiodn Glandular Swellings, Beumatism, Eid- tomenstrualirregularities arepecnllarly ney Complaints, old ChronIo U1Osthat beneted by the Wonder toni s CATARRH - SCROFULA haveressted alltreatment,catwh, SkinM blood cleaning propIrtes Of P. P- P.. Diseases. Eczema, Chronio Female Pzickly Ash. Poke Root and 29Otua. Compaint , ,ercuial, Poison, Totter, W4by SU DU9gi. Senidhead, etc., etc. I P. P. P. is a powefitonio and an F. V. LIPPMAN excellent appitizer, building up the p system rapidly. If you ar. weak and feeblo, and feel badlytry P. P. P., and Sjannah, a Ca. Si R H EUMATISM and More Shoes 0LSE We want to call your attention to our line of shoes. LADIES SHOES Mule Skin Shoes for Ladies $1.25 "Solid as a Rock" " $1.0o A first-class every day Shoe. "VIRGINIA GIRL" a fine kid shoe with patent tip, made on good shape last and solid leather at 1-50 This is Strictly a Dress Shoe. SPECIALTIES IN DRY GOODS One lot of ginghams, a regular 7C value going at 5c a yd. Ij Sheeting--wide 5c. a yard. Barker Mill Bleaching-a good valit ioc. A lot of Bordered Prints a greaVvalue '4 6c per yard. One lot of Shirting at 5c easy-worth 7c. Latest Dress Ginghrams with and without borrd d PIEDMONT FLOUR - UALITY THE BEST- PRICE THE LOWEST W. E. FREEMAN & CO. "At the Old Stanid." Still giving Coupos Fresia lot of Pictureg just In. Have you gotten yours?' . In O~oils, Ijorloils, ShOOI. We are now rounding up our winter's business. It is our policy not to carry any goods into the next season that we can dispose of. You will find in our place some extraordinary Svalues, in winter goods. The time is short in which we have rto dispose of the goods, so the SPrice Knlife will be applied deep Le Ladies Cloaks, $12.00 and $14.00 flow $7 50 d " " $ 8.oo and $l0.00 now $6.oo SSome big bargains in Blankets. Kerseys, leans, - Fiannels 20 per cent under price.f 3Heavy-Wool Dress Goods Reduced. In fact 1a1 heavy weight goods will be sold at BARGAINS for you. ~Ue above statement is worth your while if you have dry goods to buy. " Some early shipments of Spring good being re d Our prices, as in the past, shall be as low as the lowest. If you are a customer continue with us, if not, begin with us and let us swe you money. Yours, A. K.. PA RK, West End. Gereen'.il].e, B. C, ~Weighing Contest Did you ever weigh your chickens? Sell us you chickens on the following terms and win a premium. For the best average weight hens sold to us between now and May 1st, six at a time. we will give in cash. $3.00 extra. 3(We will weigh up every lot of six and keep weight of the r x until the last day when we will award the prize. Duplicate weights will be given each seller, on every lot of chickens sold us) .For the six next largest we will give $2.00 in cash. I For the largest weight single hen we will give a good 75c knife 4 Only breeders and raisers of chickens will be allowed to corn I pete for these prizes. A MOVING SALE -|We have a lot of good shoes in small sizes and we 'want to mnove them. In order to make quick sales this month we make Sthe following liberal offer to our lady customers. ITo any lady buying of us a pair of No. 3 or 3.1 shoes $1.50 to -$2.00 will be given a present valued at 25c. To the lady birytng of us any of our No. 3 or 31 Dress Shoes valued at $3.00 to $3.50 ~will be given a present valued at 50c. We have plenty of good goods and the price as low as they can be sold at. Yours for trade, ClRAIG BROS. One-Price C(sh Store