The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, February 17, 1910, Image 4
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iUCKl'.NS, S. C. :
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 71, 11)10
Getting ready for the County Fair.!
The promoters of the Pickens
County Fair propose to have the'
greatest county Fair ever held
in this state during next Oct.
Heretofore the matter was It'l l
to thft last minute and the work
all in a hurry just a week <>.' lwo:
Kof Am f Kit 1 w1 /\4' 1 * , ? i * ? SK. . ? . .
k/utui ^ UK; num "i iii " tiii. i *
how they managed h> u? >J
through all right in spile <>!' had
weather and other' obstacle-*.
But this .year they are mm.!
it the right way andtaktnu; tiiiic
by the forelock. It is pt-opo It >
charter the fair assoei i1 ion
and raise sul'lieienl funds i.?
make it a lasting and pi nva a< nt
institution. A eiian r ',ta b-e i
applied for and as soon as 1
rives books of subscript ion wi .
belopened and the real work i . - ,
gun. We think this Fair . -oci-J
afcion a great institui s >:i ae.ii ne
that every man and v.e:i;ii nj
Pickens County ^ 1 n?; i: i : i
ested in. Lt has for it- imri
the upbuilding of tli< ? n.i\<
and at the same time i n .cthe
setting aside of I hi < < 1
each year for a general 11?>ii?i;) \
when evrybody yon nu and < >: I.
men, women and children <\m
come together for rest, reciva
tion and pleasure and im I an
mix and mingle with each ollu 1
It should he three days <>!' im rry
making and great rejoicing ;;t
thelend of a long year's (nil and
everybody should try to niak
it a success. This paper pro] >to
do itslshare. Asa new join
lial we are interested in <vi t \ thing
which lielps the count \ < I
Pickens and wo know of in-lh
in^ which should inti'iv-t > \
people more than this. And w
])roiw>se to lend our ovn" i
ance to those who are do: iu lh?
work and from lime to li
publish the progress it i; 1 ? 1 n.i.
This year the Fair will ho h !?;
early in Oct. after the rainv ..
cmii ia en to il Kill,
fairltiays.jlt is also propnsrd h ,
new, and novel, features will
introduced. One of the new i
tures which will prove \.rv
unique and exciting wiil
sham hattlo and attackin,v
burning of a fort. A par -<f
another day will be sel aparl
Clown's day.
In fact there will !?* in into
those three dav:- of tl1'
more real fun and hm .
harmless amusement than
seen or enjoyed at an\ < <
Fair ever held in Soul h ( .. < *'.
TU-, ..4 .1 . 1.
-1 liU 1 Hcl I l?l I HI 1 I ? i !.->? / ii
bo able to erect sc.it ;il v..
places if possible for t he i
woman ;m children and ii
weary in general so I hat ;t!! ? ,,
see tlii*. eights and rot ' il. !
same time. *
,-'As soon as the chart").* .< s i i
from Columbia we will .
for the benefit of our r
general statement:as to t Ic [>i
and purposes of organ iza i1 :i !
we simply w ish at tlii lime i
let the public know t hat t h<
ficers of the Fair are a 1 < :. y
work and taht Ljreat Ihin . ma .
be expcctcd of th< ui I > >< n
now and the time of th hold
in? of I he Fail1 next fail.
He's Right.
Editor Sentinel-Jourm 1.
1 lease 1111(1 melosed civ
put, my subscript inn
year ahead. I must s;i> the S. .J.
is one of the best pap< r- in ti:
upper part of the state.
Yes, Dr. Stags 1S right in p:
dieting abroad revolution in tienext
few years, in whicii the
south would not have l>< u i:r.
plicated had it not been . ?r the
eight hundred million :<?' 1.11
that has been sent out I t
o. ..41. / ;
Xllll l/ll l/Orl (Jllllil , M I I I I * .
Georgia and Alabama in t ): l
four years for whiskey, t<
nothing about the amoun
out for meat and lard.
Yes, tho revolution will mm. .
and it will result; in a emupli :
extermination of the south will
be completely wiped oil <>l i
map of the world, so far a ii -
boasted "Southern superiori v.
concerned.
The man that can not se<? this I
kJ
(
prediction will become a reality,!
can neither look ahead or see
behind.
i'lit this in the back of your
and st-e if what 1 say will not
come t:'iie
Respectfully,
M. W. Hester.
Church Notices
Keep this for reference.
L nt.il notice of change is given
the following order of service
will be observed on the Pickens
charge M. E. C. S.
IMCKKNS ClUKCM.
Siunlay School: Every Sunday
10 a. ni.
Epworth League service every
Sunday 7 j>. in.
IVa-vor meeting every Tuesday
7 p. in.
Preaching every ist '2nd and
It 1) Sunday II a. 111.
Church ('on Terence, on 4th Sunday
in April, July and October
11:!>0 a. in.
Sacrament of (lie Lord's Supper
!? : Sunday in Pel). May,
and Xov. at 11:130 a. ni.
Preaching at the Jail, every
Set <?nd Sunday I p. in.
I Y<Itinu" at tlie Mill Chapel
cvi'i'v li li Sunday 7 p. in.
Bktiilkiiem.
;i? iii: 1 ?.; at Bethleln 111
Cliurrh tMTv 1st Sunday 3 p. m.
vcrv :ird Sunday 11 a. m.
('luii'ch 1 'onfcronrron 1st Sun1;iv
I < 1)., May, Aug. and Nov.
tl :' >(.) p. iu. Sacrament of the
Lord's Slipper 011 ,'lrd Sunday
in ,1'eli. May, Aug. and Nov. 11
a. m. A cordial invitation is oxtended
1 o ; dl.
J. ('. Yonguo
Pastor, Pickens ('hargo
M. K. C. S.
ubkktv cuterrr
Porters chapel, 1st. Sunday
11 a. in.
Twelve Mile 1st. Sunday
i). in.
I .ihrr'. y 1st Sunday 7::>0 p. m,
(tap 11 ill 2nd Sunday 11 a. in,
I't ill a 111 a '2nd Sunday p. in
I .iht'r! y col Ion mill 2nd Sun
day 7:' >() |>. m.
I iilu rl y :;d Sunday 11 a. in.
i'w ivc Mile :>d Sunday :{; {(
! n. m.
1 1
I ,'iIhtI v :id Sun la \' 7:!!() p. in.
' 'air \ ir\\ 11 !i Sunday II a. in.
(!;t]? I lill Illi Sunday |?. in.
1J1 j t!y coltoM mill ~>th Sunday
II a. 111.
I'uhania at Ii Sunday :>:.'{() p.
in.
< '. !.. Mc( lin. I'astor charge.
XdlM'll 111('K ! :NS < |I{(TIT
I iit-nd -hip 1 >l Sunday 11 a.
in.
\ i T ~ : . .. i - ? i
hi i\ 111"y .s cnapci 1 si r>un day
It p. m.
M ;111 IVtlirl "J<I Sunday 11
a. in.
\i 1 lope 2d Sunday i>. in.
Salem 2d Sunday 7 p. in.
0' K iney's chapel :><l Sunday
I 1 a. in.
!"Yi? in! hip i Sunday :} p. in.
Sah-ni !1 li Sunday II a. in.
Xr\v I Inpt h h Smiilay n. in.
|),.il,..l l . I I -
i " 111' i tid u 11u;i \ i |in.
I!. I i. Thomason
Pastor in charge.
Hickory Chips.
\ii o;ji inns \i> know whothil
'.U In . . 11 I il s will follow the
\v< ilwoiu wa\sof former party
i !i i - ( r l?i.i/." ;i new path to
I '>w? !* ;i1 i pal I'd>naur.
tin of t ho c ('i iit ral Acrican
IV iii Ill hi lollp; to I hiit v;m
i. >< tl i >1 |" >lil ics thai ivc<
> _;11 i<1 I 111' |)ef(|iiisitOH as 11101*0
ihiport iiii than tin* salary.
>1 raii^< I \ uough Mr. I'iiwhot
is in>t tryin:; In sell to a magazine
an exclusive article on
-a Is oi prey lie has met
i'roxiil i i i 111 i jis orplimum.
Hundred* of orplianri have beort hot pi
v I he I'n il'til of tin; Indiistriiii
?r | .^ trail Iloti.> .1 M icon (ill , who
"We h iv. ii i| Klectrie liitlcrs
1 : f -i t I ! i t . It I
I i m<?H \c llcnt medicine for
11. l.iv.T in.! Kidney trouble*,
lit a- one <?l tli<' liPHt family
on car i " It invigorates a'
in--. | m li I lie lilooil, aids di.
i - , c,. att-s .ipj> tit. . To Htrcnx'ln 11
i up j i . i. ii, weak children
wn |> "| t. Ii.'m 110 < i|iial.
i feiii:'! < : | laintfl. Only .*>(>< .
iit all i 1 r11 .'josls.
Professional Cards
.1. K. 150fJ(iS W. K. FINDLKY
B03GS & FINDLEY
Lawyers
I 'ickons, S. (
over I'ii'kciiK Imnk
istf.
f
t a
...... \
irllli
Clemson College has been
Our 14 per ct. acid analyzes 14
lyzes 1O.57. Our 10-4 goods a
analyzes 8.34, 3.39, 3.26.
Our goods always stand
stuff in them to make them stai
but stand up.
Nearly all the farmers wlic
contest used Anderson Fertilize
fourths of the iinest crops mad*
were crops fertilized with And*,
better crops made in Andersoi
fertilized with Anderson l'crtili/
Mr. |. S. Fowler, one of il
or any other ccunty far that in;
fertilizer for cotton. 1 lis 'land'
proper choice in selecting a f<*r
the soil is more or less sandy \v
8-4-4. l he extra unit of potasl
ful to tlie crops on sandy soil ".
Mr. 1 no. S. Cromer, anoi
io(oo lbs of our lertili/.er on s r.
and it paid him. This \? .r he
a toil to the acre on s;?:n. >: Ju
We believe it will pay.
A good farmer, farming on
vation, can hardly put down t
We hardly know what would lr
Anderson Phcsp
J. R. VANDIVliR, Pres.
i mi ,r+*vi*
Drug
You cnn J4,vt
when you \v;mJ.
) Dniii's, Pnlo
Soaps. Toilcj
1 ioncry.
Ktt
CAM)! WA
None like*
Keore
SOFT I
The Greatest. Cola
M M
? ? g B
m rJ ij
Made 1>\ I he I 'icUft - ! ?<?11 li
elusive riulit i>i I his terri! 01
of ol hers claiming to put it
just ;is ^o(xl.''
We are the Only \
1
Inquire of vour friends al>
I tf ^ t /
(Tit A 1 >KM A UK
"' 11 touclu s t In- spot.''
(Jet a kc^ <?ul of !!ii car
chance lat< r >11. A11 orth
Pickens Bot
Iv. L. Davis, I'rojM'ictor.
THE
is '. i>n i;
For Our (
This is the rrasc>n ilr
attention to little (h i.
In the buying of drugs an
scri[)tions we use every pr-i-.i ;i
and take particular pains ' i i;
'I'l ' 1 1 11
i ins ruie applies aii inr.->
i must be ri 1411L every dct.iil nu
lore any article leaves our stor<
In buying I lallum's Kidn
dries, Toilet Articles and Prepa
Prescsiptions filled here, yon ki
{Pickens On
Masonic Temple
11 Analyses
n nrY r~\ ? i t- 1 i '/?h nrriin
win iV/i t 11i a^diu.
.46. Our 16 per ct. acid ananalyze
10.92, 4.94. Our 8-3-3
up on analyses. We put the
ncl up. They can't do anything
> took prizes in lact year's corn
ir in making their corn. Three1:
in Anderson County last year
.rson fertilizer. ['here were no
1 County last year than those
:er.
ic finest fanners in this county,
itter, says our S 3-3 ;s an ideal
s arc dark and he has made a
tili/.t-r for dark lands. Where
<*. h iv? an abiding faith in our
1 in tilt: 8-4-4 will be found help
ther o.iv of the ''fin st," used
n of his line lands last year
expec ts r > use 2000 pounds <>1
s line lands as an experiment.
fine 1 mils in a hiijh states <>f cultio
much fertilizer to the acre
; too nuich ir. a case ol this sort
>hpstfi X Oil P.n.
f i \ V- V W \/ I B V/ V 1
I). S. VANDIYER, Man.
, ,,
S aiks
what von want
it!
1)1 Mcilirinrs.
art irks, St ;iks!
i
tttzfrms
TODAY!
Xumially's."
Pliaraiany.
wr rrj-ft > T1? vwn r7 r
1 1lr#i ij'Yi
>UINI<S;
' II rather 1) h a
y gyjH > ?
11^ Works w lio liavn tin* ox v
lor liutlii: t m>. Dcwaic
up or h;i : 'Vonietliir.^
Distribute: : ir, This
ferritoryon!
I In* (11 . I )rink,
"T f % M 9 9
I Ui?i
KKCIISTKI:' .).)
11 i-> ;i i;'!t ? ?l In'i'JilctT.
I<?;;'i vow :i; it not ^cl ;i
i s prom ly by
tling Works,
! 'ickons, ft. (
KtTgusouuwviaijiij mmvr-. - ?u
JEUrff 'W A a
T()( > CiOOl)
Customers.
it wo ^ivo so much
tils.
(I the compounding of our pro
i mi to <^ot Ire ?h pu ro clru^<
,o only th it w'.iich is call? <1 (or
u;;h our >,i in -ss. Kverytiling
: A 1m carelully ^onc over?be*
cy l'ills, Drills, Medicines, Sin
rations, as weil as having you
now what you are getting.
Pickens, S. CV
.1
i. 4^ W
Look into onr show window
,! the forem j.st linkers, ihey repr
winners,
L. RC
' ' I lf?IU/.r*TU?V -fttt wain i i 'Tn?
I AR| YOU |
I SLEEPY? KEKW&US? $
|? TIRED? j
11 ^
I jj !
|Mffl I
SranaE mant masmmmsxMBsasa [ !
ST VJ 9 ILL WAKEN [ .
UP VO U it LSI/UK # ;
and start working. Tlu:n M !
I you <:;m \vo;?-i, amU joy it, loo. s; i
?? iii 'iiniiiiMm j\' ,
TMF. CrKUlM- Iitiw tl-0 RED Z on I
tho front rf >;ic'i package and thu [,"j
nionntu" -<*H % I ol I. H. ZEILIN rj
& CO., on llio cid; . In ViCL).
t) FOR Cf.l.C GY At!. Dr.llCCISTS.
jmsiv'.: fazEamesiietii
Notice c( iihal So Jcrr.cnt and Oi;
c:. ,
NJ()T!( *i'. >'<'M '' ti ! \< i .
* ' !. Ni w' >t it
Kn|.. .In IMc" i'ii ;
count \. in i ' "<
on 11 if . . I'.'l >, :tt l ; '
oVInelc ill I i Jtl-I - j
lll'tl I" IIS t : I' 'ill' .
for l?i?v(> (i in ill <*f ili
i I ii i ? of . I. i: i
llilllill i'm' .: -,l i ;il Ol" >1
Hit It I l-sl.lt. . \ ' ' ' \ .
i I;lli i. tnilor.
Railway :rks Wanted
The Govern, . > ^ni-.vay M;i:l
Clerks 33J.j i.) . ). ...ol otnsr!
Emplovocs i;;< !) , amunlly.
I'iir'.c S:,m tv i i . I
lions 11 iron <>uj i > v I r l.'.i. - i
u i\ Mail ' -I - ' ' i
V <1 Oil r ( ' i V i l it in!triiMii.-an
i ' i ' I I
in.hit*. . i?" i v i 1 , i I
: \ or counti 1 - i:cti? it niikl |
free inform t . o i t< .
I l.irc ill (>t" 1.1 I i-! , i I laili i:i |
liiiiiilin I.<< i i i
i Breeders v.. i s
lilt v i. 01, 1 I .' I ire 1 |i> |
i I?? ;i kl>o\\ ii I ) i'?l for 1 liHh:f ;;i> ! ,
\vi! 11 < r I i t i i : ' i .'HI
1
|irr h-Mshjj. I.. ( .. i^.
|{. I I ?i in-l I-'iii 1 i ,
I'll till |MII ' III - I I' . . ! I?.
I>?*r ii'/
\ ( !.
( ' i I. H tl j
munue.
A I! )>m >n .;?r. !i< t ? i?\ w. im <1 f
1 not l<> hunt. i. h, r.it I r, or |
- ol licrw i li r !><r iii j \ !.imi
in (Vn I r 11 I o\\ , i - i i, I'i' !:?;n >'
coillll V. .\l! | <li - I' ;: ilili;
'this )<>| ic. wiil 11 !? > illc(l 11
I he hill < < i! of I he l;i\v.
('. li.l'C.HI
All |k ; 1 '. ?!?I? to roa?l duty
' u'lin iln liii! 11 i v I !; i ! < ol in m 11 !i I
jfcion in:, of i.50 hy tho ! "> (lav
Iol- Miiivh 101", will lie required
in work "> <'m . . mui-T ah over
; eer or i><i \
liy order oj i ii. I JomhI of
I ('oilllt \ Co II :! ioliei -.
('. K. Iioh'mson,
Clerk.
; > v o _ , v.
111" "'mm ii'iiiii)iiii?"<iiii|i "
R in Fab
/ill be a marked feature of the fall
id winter season; a great variety
f beautiful patterns is being shown.
Some ot the new colorings are so
tractive that men are apt to ueg-/$ft
ct the plain blue serge or blacky
hibet.
We advise you to have at least
ne good blue 01 black suit, in adition
to the fancy, colored weaves;
nd a black or Oxford Gray OverDat,
in addition to the fancy fabric.
This permits a cha.ige, and gives
;ich suit a rest; to get cleaned atie
ressed. It prolongs the life of all
Dur clothes, to treat them this way.
s, you will see. there a display of n<
eseut the latest fashions, and you
Yours to please,
)THSCH
r VI I ,1 .EC, JS. C.
Some Fertili;
Don't use loss than 600 pounds
*ay that when you use less you are
Where less than six hundred pound*
is a stimulant and takes more pin
t adds to it, but where you put mor
n^ more than you take from it and
>rovin<j your land. II you will noti
nakin.'; farmers in any community at
J.'.' I. *
/.l.i uie iu aviesi.
Use a complete fertilizer at son
[>1 your crop. A complete fertiliz
acid, ammonia and potash. Phospl:
growth. When a plant is growls it
. ripe it opens. Phosphoric acid a
:otton seed are valuable. By thoroi
ach year you can i.11 prove your see
A nm >nia jjives size to the |
and the bells.
l'otash develo|")s lint and give?
also enables y >ur crop to withstan*
v. nis rust an I blight and the other
liable to have.
There ?\ three kinds of amine
rtr.d mineral. Your fertilizer should
[>t ainin >n'ur.^ , in ii. As one exhau*
having1 th>: three you have a fertilize
isi 1 t!v j> 1 a it from the time it sprout
to be gathered.
Nitrate of soda is a valuble
l.ii: < it en you to get a goo<
ccd as scarce as they are this year,
tiit jn int with )ou. 1 hen it starts
condition so it will grow.
.\? ncu 11urn 1 ? rwl
rommendiiu; ;i fertilizer which is j
I ,| -')('<! , for tin- loamy lands in tl
aim are darker, 9-3-3 or" 8-3-3 arc ^
loainv lands require potash and the
11 the quantities needed.
Ammoniales are quickly dissolvec
lire. Some expert farmers recom
phosphoric acid and 4 per cent, pots
phosphoric acid and (> per cent, pota
md and when you pl'mt your croj;
otash do not leach when the rains j
.round whi rr they are taken up 1
l'hcn when your crop is up, during t
nend top dre . ing or side dressing
villaining phosphoric acid, amnionic
adopted you will cultivate your crt
?o far as fertilizer is concerned.
1'he An U rson Phosphate and C
,ludy ol ihc i'.-rtili/r r needs of the s<
;onnne:id their 10-4, IO-6, 8-3-3, 9-3ng
esj)ecially adapted to these soils.
Our hiidi "i'ade foods are ammi
icrap, than which there is no better
ertilizer track:. These fertilizers arc
Our -noils are dry and well pul
Anderson Phosph
ilnciorson
J. it. Viiiuiivcr,
President.
7
" - 1 J'111'j1 '"I ri.. .i' . Hii
ri<is
if
P$| i^ffi<*)i0ss. a?:
ew models from some 01
will spot them at once as
ILI?,
?er Tips.
> to ^hc acre. Authorities
impoverishing your soil.
> to the acre is used it acts
,nt food from the soil than
e to the acre you are addin
that way gradually irn-,
ce the progressive money)*'
*e those who put in fertiline
staee of the cultivation
er consisis of phosphoric
loric acid gives a quick
ripens; when a cotton-boll
lso develops the seedsand
lghly developing the seed
d.
plant, the stalk, the leaves
; strength to the stalk. It
.1 a drouth better. It pre<
1 i i'V! J tlmf io
>niates?ani mal, vegetable
have all these three kinds
;ts another comes in. By
r that will feed and nours
until the crop is ready
ammoniate. In the ftrst
1 stand of cotton and with
that may be a very importhe
plant off in a healthy
riment stations unite in ra?
1
n uv.in.diiy lu^iuitiu iu UUI
liis section, and where the
especially profitable. The
84-4 and 10-4-4 furnish it
1 when there is much moismend
10-4; 10 per cent,
ish, or a 10-C, 10 per cent,
sh when you bed up your
>, as phosphoric acid and
ire heavy, but stay in the
by the plant as plant food.
l?, ? *-i
iic Limivciuon mey recoinwith
a corrplete fertilizer
i anil potash. If this plan
>p under ideal condition
>il Company has made a
rjils in this section and re3,
8-4-4 and 10-4-4 as beoniated
largely with fish 1
ammoniate known to the
. 1 r~- _ _ ^? ? 1
; >_;uuu lur CUIIUII ullU corn,
verizecl.
ate A. Oil Co
, js*. c.
II Li if -1
\f. p. vanuiyer,
Manager*
? ?y