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r"? How 1\ JLPO 1 Feed IJSL "T^o YOU K* ? need, and I*' ? cir> ivijllllt plant cai Suppose you she box, nail it up and ] pect them to thrive Hardly ! IV/ell, did it ever badly mixed fertilize tion up io your crc shape that they can' Fertilizers, to do the soil waters. Tli I the surface during t and repassing the ro contained in the \va1 the plant can feed. Therefore, when with the idea of iuri Isamo prmcipic that stock. It should 110 Phosphoric Acid anc should bo in soli of the fertilizer shoi absorb every particle fact 11 red from mater cood at one time, bu entire growing s * the fertili way. II -y-mixi ?vith a as inj e qu c mmcrfals i . os machinery c< j.?.roporly, They inu I complete, yo; we j exactly like1 / ot nnrt r>t: \vlii<"?V mild I little Potash, while opposite?and all of not available. Remember that t! *est of it. erop grow iuniDS and bv int food ; you a can take an your mule < t risk a crop i your pcaci A al ct<I r< / '? .J J r it)? Have secured t'nat we can af the price o . advantage o we can't tell .ft again. barga: have a few b; long as it las )Oxes as you (i your eye o you to buy i ire putting ir t you take a i to see us. lijr . . I I , i in. 'IIIHl 1 ou ' Crops? TOW just what your cotton and corn arc you furnishing it in such quantities d and in such shape that the ii use it ? >uld put the food for your stock in a place it in their trough?would you exand grow fat ? occur to you that when you use lumpy, ?rs you are putting this same proposi>ps?offering them plant food in such 1" to it? % ?-> ? v kV * v . your crops any pood, must dissolve in icse are constantly in motion, rising to lie day and sinking1 at night?passing tots of the plant, which absorb the food .er?and this is the only way in which you buy fertilizer, you should do so lishing food for your crop and on the you should purchase food for your >t only contain the necessary Ammonia, 1 Potash, but above all else these utble form?the mcchanical condition lid be such as to permit the plant to ; of it, and the goods should be manu ials that will not give up their plant t furnish a steady supply throughout eason. zer you should have and can del? t is impossible to produce a goods like ng of raw materials, whether you do shovel and a screen or buy it from ule it the same way?the only differantity. nust be ground to a powder, and it renting thousands of dollars to do it st then be so manipulated that when l compound, each ounce of which is ?i ? - ,uci uuntc, iinu not a mixture, one contain too much Ammonia and too ! another part would be exactly the it contain plant food locked up and lie chemical analysis of a fertilizer is no ring qualities. The chemist can pulthe use of various means search out ir crop can't. v., un.a& i/jjcu mc uux aim get Hie :an't. failure! 2 of mind as well as your crop by using rmour's i m. I Ammoniated ertiiizers lanufucturcd by ... f ertilizer Works A. NTA, GEORGIA PAYS! FOR CASH! several cases of SALMON at a lord to sell 2 cans lor 15c. Conf other food stuff every-body ought T this offer and lay in a good sup. when we can stumble on such a IN IN STICK CANDY. [irrels of good fresh stick candy >ts you can buy a 2/lb box, or as want, for 16c per box, n this space and we will show you or cash. 1 5, 10, 15 and 25c counters and look at them when in Pickens. Brothers Ca lerchants. m \ v < v joiwsji Clemson College has been a Our 14 per ct. acid analyzes 14.4 lyzes 16.57. Our 10-4 goocj^au; analyzes 8.34, 3.39, 3.26. Our troods alwavs stand 111 I ( a ^ I stuff in them to make them stand but stand up. Nearly all the farmers who t contest used Anderson Fertilizer fourths of the finest crops made i were crops fertilized with Anders better crops made in Anderson fertilized with Anderson fertilizer Mr. J. S. Fowler, one of the or any other county far that matt tertuizer lor cotton. 1 lis lands ; proper choice in selecting a fertil the soil is more or less sandy we 8-4-4. The extra unit of potash i ful to the crops on sandy soils. Mr. J no. S. Cromer, anot'u IOOO lbs of our fertilizer nn ?nmr and it paid him. This year he < a ton to the acre on somj of his I We believe it will pay. A good farmer, farming on fin vation, can hardly put down to We hardly know what would h j k A I r^i ? Anderson Khospr J. R. VANDIVER, Pres. Drug :=: r\L-tiI / v/ A/#A-V wr~7 # L.L, J / V/VZ7 are here. Nights > attack you; nights win ? j i?71 i SU.VUS 111 111*. \\ II V UOl your Medicine Case \\ you can depend on for A satisfied customer tiser." None but Licensed crintiou >nn rt iimnf Keouiee f Next Door to Post Office. Cabbage Plants. DO VOU SOFT I)R] The Greatest Cold I "HOT ' Made by the Pickens Rottlm^ elusive riucht in this territory I of others claiming to put it u just as good." We are the Only Di; Te Inquire of your friends ahoul "HOT (TKAI)KMAKK \l "It touches the spot." 11 Get a keg ?ut of this ear In; chance later on. All orders Pickens Bottl R. L. Davis, Proprietor. THE ] IS NON'K T<> For Our Ci This is the reason that 1 attention to little detail In the buying of drugs and t svjnpuuiis we use every prec.uiuoi and take particular pains to use This rule applies all throng must be ri^ht? every detail must fore any article leaves our store. In buying Hallums Kidney dries,Toilet Articles and Preparat Prescsiptions filled here, you kno\ PirJrRirc ririK HUIWIIU VI U? Masonic Temple Won Ailfi naly/ *ng our fert.lizer again. 6. Our 16 per ct. acid analyze 10.92, 4.94. Our 8-3-3 ) on analyses. We put the up. They can't do anything :00k prize* in last year's corn in making their corn. Three11 Anderson County last year on fertilizer. There were 110 County last year than those finoel- I n r 111 tlno pnnnftf ....^,,1 ..1 i...o wvyi.iiii.jr, iu\ siys our 8 3-3 is an ideal ire dark and he has made a i/.er lor dark lands. Where h vo an abiding faith in our 11 the 8-4-4 will be found helper o'iv <>f the ''fin st," used of his fine lands last year xor.cts to use 2000 pounds or ine lands as an experiment. le 1 mds in a hitrh state of culti much fertilizer to the acre. )o much in a case of this sort. iate & Oil Co, I). S. VAN DIVER, Man. JL NTSvlien sudden colds a "stitch in time n'l von have us iill it Is those medicines II 11 r\ siHiurn calls: is best "Aclvcriii(5ii in our Pi *CSvers vn m (nun </- Pickens, S. C. Onion S^ts. nnirtK ggipmu INKS; \Y cat her Ihinh is TOM" W'urks who luivo the oxfor putiintr it up. Beware I' or having "something stributors in This rritory. I the (iit; o Drink, Eowna fgk fl ? I i usvr KfilSTKKKD.) i^ ;i ^ivat cold breaker. nl you mitjbt not K<'t a lil Inl prompt I v by I n nr lA/rvrl/o Illgj TYUI l\D, * Pickens, S. 0. BEST! () COOl) ii wi / mwii'u 11 >11 WllLt/1 Oi >v<: give so much h?; compounding of our pre. i to get fresh pu '3 drugs only tint which is called forh our business. Everything be carefully gone over?beI ' 1 11 vi I )nurc \T ism noc C,,n ? ... f, . tjllll ions, ; . well as having your ,v what ou arc getting. I Company, I'icliciis, S. (J. Look into our show win do the foremost makers, they rej.. winners, L. RC < I ! I W? mnNHOMTiuHMlNMin BIG CARNIVAL COMING The Carolina Amusement Co., comes larger, grander ami belter to Easley, S. Kel>. II l<> 18 Prof. Joe Lalioux will he seen making his doath-detfying leap from the clouds in his monster Parachute. Jimbo, Madam Wilson, the Queen of the Air each day at ir and 8 ]?. m. The Wild West Dixie Minstrel Jubilee Singers, Buck and Wing Dancing, Cake Walking, carrying its own band and '20 colored performers. Ruby, the horse with the human brain J. Burford with his den of poison reptnes. Merry-go-round. The Abyssinian Wild Girl. Don't fail to see the outside attractions?*all free. Afternoon and evening. Moving Pictures. The Hindu Wonder and '20 others. Sport nnrl nniiKunuinf f..i v?...v*w>v inviiv n<i UUIII > I M I I I ^ and old. Notice of Final Seiflemeni and Discharge JMOTIUK irf herehv uiven that ! will * ' make application to.J. M. NYwIu rr\ Esq.. Ju'l^f of 1'iohate for I'kIo ii countv, in the Slate of S nth ('n lin.i. on the 10th ?1 n> oi Man-li Mill). >it II o'clock in tin- fop in 'ii. in ,i .soon i In r after IiS HUlii ii]),.ilcitliou lie for leave lo make lina' be* i lenient <<f the estate of .1. .1. I -u is <i< c?vis>>il, ai.il obtain discharge as administrator < f said estate. .1. I, Vail< y Administ rator. Railway Mail Clerks Wanted Thn i " -- I i iic uuvciMilium p;iys naiiway IViail Clerks $300 to $1,200. and other Employees up to $2,500 annually ? Unf lc Sinn will hold sprimr ? ?:'! itinu*tiona throughout I he < i v I'm- Uadwiy Mail ( Ifi I s, < "lit-1 11hiim- <' i Us ami other Government J'osition Thousands of appointments will le made. Any manor woman ovei Is', i i eilv or country ran 1 " 'iieti. n : mi free information 1 ?y wilting it oner (o Bureau of Instruet ion. |i)> IIaiu!.:i Building, K <>< h< Mer. N, Y. / breeders Guide The S. (J. klmile Isliin I Kci's an' 'InhoKt known Ifor (trmlnrinjr jr-I winter layoin KggR lit ? On ai.il .* !.i 0 per Retting. K. 11. (.'ntig K. I. K<*<! ami liuif Orpiiin'nn !'_r^-, from pure l>rr"| st< < !< for sale at 7"? n!per HfttinX of 16 KgtfH. W C. (iarri-it. i\......i i> > i Noticc The members of Wolf ('reek Union, are requested to meet in rail meeting Saturday evening, Feb. 12th at 2:00 oelork, |o consider thd Kert erlizer question. [i\r r?*?/l<ki? s\l' t l*i. j i 7 \ji vi*; i wi III<" limine i>? i me 111 . The S. C. Sunshine Society will tfive Mrs. Nancy Wllfton a "shower" on her !< ;> Birh day, Feb. 14th, and ask the citizens of Pickens county, to join in. I Send ^ifls to cheer, and to sustain her daily wants. Send gil ts j to her in care of Mis. Hal Bo^k. I i ? 11 VyirJIIlBUU Luke \ to 18, isSnusliiuc work. Maryo R. Sheler. I State leade Int. ft. 8. 1 wm } R in Fat 0 Will be a marked feature of the fall and winter season; a great variety of beautiful patterns is being shown. SomdKil the npw cnlnrinir?s nrr> an - ? ? attractive that men arc apt t-> neg-i lect the plain blue serge or black! 1 hibet. \\re advise you to have at least one good blue 01 black suit, in ad dition to tin: fan y, colored weaves; and a black or Oxford Gray Overcoat in addition to the fancy fabric. This permits a change, and gives each suit a rest; to i?et cleaned ane pressed, ll prolongs the life of all /our clothes, to treat them this way. ws, you will see there a display of 1 ?resent the ia'.c.t fashions, and you Yours to please, :i vi js- cj. Some Fertili Don't use loss than 600 pound say that wh en you u-.e less y u art Where less than six hundred pourn as a stimulant anil takes more pi it adds to it, hut where you put mo ing more than you take from it am proving your land. 11 you will nol makilV t;\rmr?r>i in :imr r ^mninnttii o J .. o zer the heaviest. Use a complete fertilizer r>t so ol your crop. A complete fertili acid, ammonia and potash. Phosp growth. W.vMi a plant is gqown it is ripe it opens. Phosphoric acid ; cotton seed are viluible. By thorc each year you can improve your se< Amm mia l;U'cs size to the and the bolls. Potash develops lint and give also enables your crv>;> to witbstar vent-, rust an 1 blight an 1 th : otlie liable to have. i luT'' ;r laree kinds of ainm ami miner al. \ our lertili/ajr shoulc ol <innn >i:i il; ; m it. A/; one exhau having the ihrc yon j^ivc a fortilizi ish the plan . Iroin ih-TTTme it sprom to be <(uthereil. X 11 ml fi! i:rwln It o . . -wvm ? 1 tv vdillUH, place it en i> 1 <rs you to <^et a go< seed .is ;,rn' as the)' arc this year tant punt v. iih jcu. 1 hen it start condition ,<> it will i>rovv. Agricultural authorities and exp( coi'.rnciHlin^- a lertili/er which is tt -i ; i; >'? i . f< i* t!v: loamy lands in i !:iikI< .iv ii . -> "** y - - ... y -y J yjl j- } <11 Iloamy lands r<-ij;.ir<; potash and the in th< quantities needed. .Xmmoniait-:, arc ([iiickly dissolve tur . So,,. <-v i rt farmers recor pho>p ,? ri( ,u i I and per cent, pot phn-ph'T ri I and 6 per cent, pot; land . 'id u '.cn you pi nt your cro pota ?li <i<> not lcach when the rains ground Wiicrt' they are taken up 11 n 11 when your crop is up, during mend ; >p dresanj^ or sid?*. dressing containing phosphoric: acid, ainmoni is adopt'd you will cultivate your cr s<> far as fertilizer is concerned. I he An !? rson Phosphate and ( study of the fertilizer nee.ds of the j commend their 10-4, io-6, S-3-3, 9-^ iii^ es|>?ti.iily adapted to these soih Our hi;^h ,-rade u;oods arc amn scrap, than which there i> no better fertilizer trade. These lertiiizers ar Our oods are dry and well j>u ft Anderson I hospf Aiidors on J. Viindivcr, I'resideut. I irics ( c I I '7Z\ ? JSf*~ ^ lew models Irom some ot i will spot them at once as i i i It?u, "* I zer ups. Is to the acre. Authorities i impoverishing your soil. Is to the acre is used it acts AMI" fnrul frnm c/Vil ?-? - V, w v? LliVy own L11U II rc to the acre you are acld.1 in that way gradually itnLice the progressive money ire those who put in fertilime stage of the cultivation zer consists of phosphoric horic acid gives a quick t ripens; when a cotton-boll ilso develops the seedsand >ughly developing the seed 2d. plant, the stalk, the leaves js strength to the stalk, It id a drouth better. It pre* disease* th it cotton is oniates?aniinal. voo-ptn 1 >1 I have all these thre.: kinds ists another comes in. By ;r that will feed and nour* ts until the crop is ready ammoniate. In the first d stand of cotton and with , that may be a very impor s llie plant oil in a healthy riment stations unite in rspractically identical to our this section, and where the especially profitable. The 8-4-4 a,ul 10-4-4 furnish it d when there is much moisnmend 10-4; 10 percent. 1 e h f \f o t rv A ? ^ ?* n.jii, i u i vj UCT ucuu nsli when you bed up your p, as phosphoric acid and are heavy, but stay in the by the plant as plant food, the cultivation they recomwitli a corrplete fertilizer ia and potash. If this plan op under ideal condition )il Company lias made a ioils in this section and re;-3, 8-4-4 and 104-4 as be>. loniatcd largely with fish ammoniate known to the c good for cotton and corn. lverixed. late & Oil Co I). S. Vaiidlver, Manager. 4