The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, March 10, 1910, Image 5
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Pickens Sentinel-Journal |
?Mjxrch wind is blowing. ^
?Easter bonnets will have to th
be worn this time in March. pe
'?In three weeks the days and th'
nights will be Of efpial length. tto
- ?It was lucky that the peach
trees did not blossom out in Fob- ...
ruary. 1
J ow
?It begins to feel like spring,1 fa
but we fear thore are several >
cold waves ahead of .us vet. . wi
?To be a good farmer, a wi
mrtr* r% nfArvfl
uiuiij n cum I flu
a good friend is to bo truly sue-1 in}
cessful. The world knows 110 to'
greater success than that! av,
?It is always foolish to try to 011
get something for nothing. This tin
is as true on the farm as any- tin
where, One must work for every- a
thing lie gets that is of any val- 111(
ue. m(
?If the government could H
get the same rates from the j, j
railroads the express companies (l||
do, tho postoulco department j)(1
might be paying dividends in- in<
stead .of having a deficit. See? pr'
- There is just one way for tho so(
people of tho city to flnu it possi- ca
bio to buy eggs, chicken, beef, of)
meat and flour for less money?
that is for most of them to leave pi;
tho city and go back to the conn- |at
try and raise these things. an
?Tho Pickens County Sing- an
ing Convention will bo held :it, !l?
Cedar Rock church on the 2(Jth, | '
27th of March. All Churches and olSunday
Scho( Is are i\ quested to Ve
send Delegated. Every body cordially
invited. r lin
?Don't think the old fruit
tree is no good because it don't ^
bear so well as it used to. Dig j)U
down, bare the roots and get the sp<
borers out, dump in a little lime ;
or ashes, and see what a change Ha
is wrought by a little care. f11
lui
?In thase times of high prices nij
everybody has to pay the price,
whatever the price may be, or go is
hungry. Even those fine, fat !'
and juicy oysters at Bobo's Cafe 1
11 the Cold Bister building, have ji11
to shell out. y")
?There is not a representa- '?1
tive in congress -today who de- ^
btjrvxr^ip do sent nacit. Farm- SCJ
ers, the first job is to clean out cla
congressv and nobody can do Fa
this but jusjk 6Uch persons as "V
you and me.
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?The house of Sirfion Hicks, ho
colored, near Central was burned
on the night of February
27th and the home of Mr. Coke
Palmer, in the same neighbor- yo
bond wne linrnoil fUn f:n-> ?
.. w?.?? *?VVI \MI tuu (/111
stant. Suspicion pointed to a|<>f
negro boy, Abrham, by name,
and he was arrested and lodged
in jaii Tuesday. j .( ]
?The court of general sessions
and common pleas held on hii
until Saturday night, and then s"
there were several cases continued
over, until next term. Sev- j1^'
oral lawyers form neighboring
counties "were in attendance. (AV
The Pickens bar spoko in the nn
highest terms of praise of His Im
{Honor, Judge John S. Wilson. ,W(
ha
?"Uncle Andy" Bowon, the ??d
reaterant keeper asks us to thank
the people for their very liberal rej,
patronage given him last week 011
while they were in attendance
upon court. Andy Is a gsod cook ^
having served in this capacity j,,,
for sev eral years at Clem- nu
son College, and delights in fix
ing up a good meal and seeing PY'
you enjoy it. When hungry go 1
to Andy's and you will get some
thing nico to eat and it well cook- r.
ed. w<
?The Rev. Coke D. Mann, of ?;l
West Union, S. C., spoilt a por- nii
tion of this week in Pickens re- w<
newing old acquaintances sc
and making new friendships.
He is ci good contr/wrt
e\ 4-1 nlinl" '? ?"* - ? 1.! 1 _ i_ _ 1 1 -
v*>iot?iiiwiiU.iioii, tl VUI"i?;iUie 1/MlKOr,
a splendid mixor and an all- so
round well balanced man. Mr.
Mann is an aspirant for Cogress- 1"
ional honors from this district
and is out /ooking after his 1(>
fences lie fcasfepresented Oco- ^
nee county in the Legislature 8C]
several terms, is a good speaker p<;
and a cplended parliamentarian th
and says he is out to win, for
the people havo nledirod him v'
ra o()
thoir support?and you know
that voters don't lie?at least
to a preacher. The race is p|,
to the swift.;. May the swiftest tie
man win. The voters of this dis- tei
trict are premised somo good
stuff this ye<ir from the hust- W(
ings, for twf Rev. Coke D. Mann ^
says he hs guns loa<Jytf (or
"b'ar.'V i . <M*'< fffci
k
i;ii"i 't" V>i~ijV' fe.s mi ' _
Walker?McElmoyle News. M
Believing that the many read- who
J of the Seiltiifel-Journal for ^
)uld like to know something
the happenings of interest in friei
is section we will, with the Mi
rmisninn nf fli<? <wlitnv uiv/i A,.! .
e.tri to the reading pubiic from I sicki
tie, to time, as they come un-j j^(
r our observation. I apj)(
[Jp to the present time very chin
tie farm work has been done, ;\j
ring to so much rain and un- v .,s
vorablp weather. attei
Phere has never been a time day.
thin the recollection ot this \\\
iter, when there lias been so p.|u
.ich agitation over the plant- she 1
^ of corn, as there prom is : tlu>]
bo this year. Our farmers are
'akening to the fart that their
ly salvation is in raising ;;ll
?) supplies t hat it is possible for ronv
Bin to make and let cotton be
surplus. Every farmer you .
jet Bow is planning to make . ' ,
nu win on one or more acres 11
fin his neighbor. Some (J or Mi
hoys of the Walkei?Mc- (<<! r<
moyie High School have join- j,,
the Boy.^ Corn Club ami we
lieve that we are safe in say
* that one or more of the
izes will come to hoys of Ibis Tl
jtion, for no better corn land 11i- c
11 be found than tbis section .jtn,
ords. t
Mr. S. M. Johnson of tbi> N ,
ice gathered from one a< re oJ 1 ! !
id last year (>! bu. of corn. i;'1
dil' this had been fei I ili/< <1 l"<?r 1
(I prepared liltosome other did imi;,
would have oasily doul.'.od one
is amount . ;.,, (
Mr. Ralph Jamison, old >st son voii
Mr. VY. A. (J. .Jameson, i
ry low with pneunomi a.
Mr. W. C. (Uncle Dock) M.i!axis
in very feeble health. -Iva
s many friends wish him a a
jovery. -cut
Mr. W. E. Join son made a h iv<
siness trip to Anderson last
30(1 y Saturday. ,
Messrs J. A. Evatt and !. \V.
irnett, attended a soeia.li! at
r> tinniK Mi- v l/.n /.i M I
near Central Wednrsd;>\ ' <<
?ht. invi,
Mr. Fred Naro.ade<>!' A'dIi-v-ill.* |> ;
visiting;the family of Mr. P?. i ,,, i
Sheriir.
Dno more word now to the ..
fillers and I am done for Ihi. '
tie. Get out of the old rut thii
u haye been following so Ion i- i!
low the example of voiiriiM ; < .uid
ccessfal neighbors in : * mil ii ,>
t'nrmiiif i< <1
r *-' r-? V'VI1' * ? ? * * I . 1 ' . }
ihe lor some lval good, lirsi 1
tss agricultural p.iptn, join ; : ' M
tinner'sUnion.follow ils tench mors,
and receive the blessings (,,
those depondent iijum yon.
d last hut not least "Ii\ at '
me and hoard at tho s:m r !l","
ice." W. 15.
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From Six MiIo*
Dear Sentinel Jourii.il an;:
ur many readers; 1 will : i v*? , .
u a few dots from t hi ! ion
ine county.
Everythina: is nil O. K. at the ' '^
Eisent'. W<? arc ulad to no!e I'
at C. P. Ahercromhie and ll-e
inilv are improving.
VVc fafiucrs are }<cl,tiiu;' lie t
i<l with our work hut we are
11 living in ho])e.
Messrs. S. ii. and \. ('. Mann !>"
3 suffering with the ^rin at lot!
b present. (}H,
Mr. J. 11. Chapman and hi ,
o children arc very sick with |. .
eunionia. (!. \\ . (Jarrett is 11
ildin^ a nice dwelling in tin- ni
;st end of town and lie will We
ve a nice home when coiuplet t |i
llev. B. F. Murphree tilled hi ;
jjular appoint inent at Six Mile I ,
the '12th and i:tth.
Miss Poai'l and Miss Sophi 1
yatthave closed then1 sell-ol st> 1
this place and r'turned to Hi ir II
me in Easiey. Thev gained | ;?.
my friends while with ns.
,J. Fi. (Jarrott lias the line 1
leat and oats that I have - e n
is year.
Bulah Garrett and Bethel and ' 1
hel Mann visited frie nds in W
tsley the later part of last'and
3ek and reported ;i nice time. ; | |
1 don't know whet her t lie ; . ,,
riners aronnd Six Mile will." '
;ike any crops this yoaror not, ""
3 are so hoped np over the Mel
fiool at this place. (!. |<\
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Norris Items.
i ^ n , c<)ii
As news is scarce 111 this part
the county, 1 thought I would ll"'1
nd in a few items. b<> i
Mr. II. ij. Huck'ahee is con- jail
ted to his bed with rheuina- hca
im. We wish for him a speedy ,,,
novery' ? stor
Miss Cora J'orter pur assist:nit ^
aclier at tin* Norris (Jraded
hool lias been v foiling homo :|1M'
opio in Pickens for the past con
reo d/i'VH. '
It *.l >
Mrs. E. M. Locke of (liven- at to
llo accompanied by Iht little
11, William have boon visiting
e family of II. L. Iluekabee,
The Sunday School a! this Q
ice is hi a flourishing co xll- uo.
>n with J. U. Garrett Buperin ? c
ndent.
Mr. W. P. Garrett's house on
.....1 s ? - 1 J
mi rim in nca; nu; c<MilpuMlOll,
hich when finished will add
ueh to tho looks of the town. v:m
Mr. J'. C. Gai'rett .1$ remodelK
hin house. real
) ,j v \
iss Frcddlo ATao ITuckabfo, r
has been on llio sick list :
.omeuirie is aoic lo l>o out j
n to tin; delight* of her many
uls.
t's. .J in) Parsons is aide to 1k>
U a'n af e ; e.i i al days of
toss.
!v Iliott fillnl liis regular
>intinent al the Daptist I
cli on lasl Sunday 111 >rning. j
r. ('. 10. Robinson of I'iokens
one of anions nian.s who c!
nd'.'d eluiroll ill Kotri; Sun- *
M in nil' Lee II uekabee lias
I'llf\t 1 r.iv.n.i i i
>i\ <i i [I'm >< ;t i ii t 'i n i ii v. i if re
lias boon lca?him; school lor
;>ast two months.
Sessions Court.
io court of i^cih ral session^,
'ont il las' Monday morning
J11 ('!<> (? John S. Wilson pro- ;
ijjj ami all tho court oflieois
loir places.
r. .J. Mcl). P.nicc was elocl- [
)ivm;in of I !) ' o.Tnnd jury.
opening cov.ri. tlio .J ud^o fc
nj4," his remarks ; poke as
\\ s to iho {^raml jury:
10 presiding; ,j nd.;-' - .;i<l ill ?!
hnr:>e: Tho'lui y of a ("J rami ?'
i-; a nios! important mat- |
Yon outfit to realize that, jj
( an hrin;my citizen to !
. ^ on v! > not have to wait t.
variant . Vim cm inula; an H
tn?en< a.-;"ains! auainst any (
whom y<iu thin!, should 1
I. Aim! on tli; ? I hand
can stop a > i?i n; i n it in i
t' jud\ men! il i-. I1. Cor t he j
i oi' the coninmni y. tlii
t power loil. i.! mh:;1 bods* i> k
aw ivsponsbilttv. (!ivo dili J
h ed to lii'sa! -mn o ith yon 1 \\
taken. >\d nlnrc for nv, in. ! U
. none lor niuluco, 110110 for J
ioo, iio7c for IVar, none for I
11 <I or hone Oi' row;ml and V
for !'< ir. The -H'ore *v of tin- ; ;
id .! ury room mi -.i rem un
>lv.o, ii ils u <H'ii1:io- i- lo
rt'served, 'i n.' malicious aiu[
Ortsniu I know n<4hiiu from
si >urco.
>il should :-:'V (1; ii y.?u; ; ill)
llicorsdo t licir lull du' y 1;
0 contract with tii o> nr. \
1 ho St ilo. K iM >lli vr ; m
. I 1...I 1 v
'in! * \ < i.irri il I o a i;.::
.liKV.
vest ion inaki-s :j>k .ii mt i> rjj
o parti(Hilar. ?Sucli Inyost! ij
i>n : i 1011!< 1 I)v 1 h?>rou !i. S<. H
is I know vour ( <?untr Is all [j
!. Tliihi is a}.'ooil v. ay (o ki'-| !
;!:*' J ! J
i- iior h:.:: !( (I onl 11iii: ; a
l.-l i'aul 1 ; h , i ?r robht-ry. ! !
t i lallm:, l'??r a i;i!l am' j {'
i v v. iin inli .i; 1<> ki l. i Y:
Iman, house ! iva!; 11. i >
'< !). lor perjury.
Iiis is I In- lir A \ \ \{ <>. II ,
ior Jiul^o Wilson lo Pioken
nc Ii.i nia<! > ;i I in tinpr.
Iiile t!i (Iran I .11 rv was i
cons'..loviiij; I ii hill li.iU-li 'I | I.
i< io. (lie solicitor call, d up j 1
S! :' t i' '1 . ' I ' ' ' ' > '
nit inn! Iiiti' ry >>n \V. A.
r. Till- cloiVn !.'ii w .i repie
<m 1 by .J. I'. ( a ivy, sr.
tin? grand jui y, ilo make {j
lis our linn! piv-cutment at \ jjjj
lis tcrni n| court.
\\ e Ii ivr il on ;i!l bill- j
<led us and li tve made s;n 1 |
- ntments a-; t Ic ovidi-Me* &
in <i to warrant.
. We have ap| <>*:ilu 1 he $
)\\ ing coniiiiil! re t<> inv> ti |j
the Tool1 l*'a r? i . which a
mil toe's l'opoi't \v ill b sub |
cd al. the next t tin , <<?ui I H
'. (.1 anvil, hi. !.. Viauldin. $
J. Ponder, \\ . il. Iianj.dun |
K<>bort otewarl.
I. We have appoin'e ! tic j]
?wiug committee to > xam- H
tho hooks of 1 lit? con lit v: .).
). lirnee, (J. I'\ N<?11 is ;ind .J. : |
I >. i nistcr.
. We liavc examined h\ J
imittee (lie Jail, ami leeoin
id I hiit Hie walls of I ho j.i i
o-e.deimined, I hat. \ ho lower
wi ll lie closed up, and t hat
vy iron screen wire he filled ,
the windows of the lowei !
w
V . ?
,C \v i h t<> 1 hank t he ,1 u<ly,v
olhm* Court, officials lor
itcsics cxtiMidod us, and Im-ut<?
lu'cxcuscd from further I
iidanccoii I histoi'in of Court.' '
J. Mr! >. Bruce
I'oi'onian. |
'
r^iirs BrotSiers wall aeH
u n regular IS i plug of
>nocofoi* liQc; K is ckS!Ri5
IT OB**/ UH > !
t'!4 ilTk ft k T iSi.^UW
-1v??a 1 estate is steadily a<lciiiK
Von can't help makmoney?if
yoa buy Pickens J
[ estate. 1
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' 11 I . I. I ' I I.I II II ?.
One Doctor?Only One
;\JfI cpncn 111 t'linninrf Crnm ,1 -- 1~ ' 0_? ?
- - -r ..viiuv. in luuiuug uuill V)1IU UUCIUI lO clllUllltr: 361CCI
ihe best one, then stand by him. No sense either in trying
this thing, that thing, for your cough. Carefully, deliberately
select the best cough medicine, then take it. Stick
to it Ask your doctor about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for
throat and lung troubles. Sold for nearly seventy years.
No alcohol in this cough medicine J. c. Ayer Co7,Lowell, Mass.
xmmmmrmm*>.' w i iimwhmi i?inn wmmmrnmmmmmmmmamBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKammmm
/hy try this thing, that thing, for your constipation? Why not stick to the goot
J reliable family laxative?Aver's Fills? Ask vour doctor if fie approves this advice
' .; ! ' trT'2.Y1 H T\(t3? osmmss^L*
teJBiM II* Easa \?W r?i WJ t'ldW t'J K?j
?ABOUT?
SIMROKS UWEB RE80UT0B |
For over 80 years it has been the standard remedy ?
for r.iliousness, Constipation, Headache, Dyspepsia, H
Miliaria and ail diseases of the Stomach and Liver. 3
SHE~KN0WS |
How I
Do You '
Feed
Your. Crops?
YOU KNOW just what your cotton and corn
u n nwi, anci arc you turnismng it in such quantities
JL>^ as required and in such shape that the
plant can use it ?
Suppose you should put the food for your stock in a
box, nail il up ami place it in their trough?would you expect
them to thrive and grow fat ?
Hardly !
Well, did it ever occur to you that when you use lumpy,
badly mixed fertilizers you are putting this same proposition
up to your crops?offering: them nlant food in such
shape that they can't get to it ?
lVrtilizers, lo do your crops any pood, must dissolve in
the soil waters. These are constantly in motion, rising to
the surface during the day and sinking at night?passing
and repassing the roots of the plant, which absorb the food
contained in the water?and this is the only way in which
the plant can feed.
Therefore, when you buy fertilizer, you should do so
with the idea of furnishing food for your crop and on the
same principle that you should purchase food for your
stock. It should not only contain the necessary Ammonia,
Phosphoric Acid and Potash, but above ail else these
1? f ... ...
dniwuiu iju in j?uuiui? lorui?me meciianical condition
of the fertilizer should be such as to permit the plant to
absorb every particle of it, and the Roods should be manuf
letured from materials that will not give ti|) their plant
1 od at one time, but f urnish a steady supply throughout
the entire glowing season.
This . tlie fertilizer you should have and can (let?
in only one way. It is impossible to produce a goods like
this b/ the dry-mixing of raw materials, whether you do
this at home with a shovel and a screen or buy it from
someone who has made it the same way?the c:.'y difference
being in the quantity.
These materials must be ground to r no* . 1 \ : I it re
11I.H.IIIIIVI y uionsanus . . i > do it
properly. Tliey must then he so ma. .mlaled that when
complete, you have a compound, each ounce of which is
exactly like every other ounce, and not a mixture, one
1 ] art of which would contain too much Ammonia and too
little Potash, while another part would he exactly the
oppo ito?and all of it contain plant food locked up and
not available.
Remember that the chemical analysis of a fertilizer is no
test of its crop growing qualities. The chemist can pulverize
lumps and by the use of various means search out
the plant food ; your crop can't.
J
. von can take an axe, break open the box and get the
corn ; your mule can't.
Don't risk a crop failure !
Insure your peace of mind as well as your crop l>y using
Armour's
Afll C*\ /\ m wn i
x jiljijljlajljiiuljl x jtt.Ji.AJi jl .l. (itlt
Fertilizers
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Manufactured by
A .0!i!P Fertilizer Works
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
i mm ii i 't-v - . .1 jnr.,. amewmasaammmmmmtmmm . ? -"? - - ?
^ m st i A j> E> Hoof:s w* kr?
Iritat. auTc"ron. ; BOGGS & FINDLEY
he Kind You Havo Always Bought Lawyers
Boars the snj? I PickoilS, S. C.
Jignaturo of ta^y/f/ctsCC&ZM ' Nc?-'over I'lckonii bank.
4htf.
lOLEYSKlBNEYPlIXS I FftiFY'S IteiL 11 ayatiy
r~ u u ? I A V-r VA1BH ' i f
row Qackachc Kidnkviano Buooiii | |row $iomacm Troublc. t ^.Conitipatic
V
a .iv a ( - iiiii
| is, flay, Flour a
1BURT (or 90 day) best seed?sow in 1m
RUST PROOF, best val id y.
| WHITE CLIPPED OATS, for red.
CABBAGE P? ANTS, ill any qua
NEW GAf
Hulls and Cotton
We have a l>i^' stork, bought early an<
.1 i >a,< <;n
Another car best n.itini i(? 11 <i> t~.
a positive guarantee to ji\e ml ire sali:
SODA. Hesl Keg ttoilri. Id pounds for i
Solid ( a 1* Load
i ONION SETS, :> (piart
s HAY, No. 1 T
? liny vniir sced< 1'ioin us and re;
p means sow some ol' mn o.it . IVed w
i-J t he SI! m iner and I !te\ \\ !!! i-i iiin> '01 11
*
\\ (' sell a l ull line I f "j 11(' ;i 1 IUtTC
i your business. Yours t
I Ini CoiiBs i
Cilt ?'4M'ln'<?. Soill II
4 1 \ h v "
I 10c. a round
Moiv (linn t< n > ? ;r- wi n niary
[' \vi> nrri vid in the 1 i I s: town of wi m
| IMrki'llS, 11? 11 ^ U'riV In in- .Id wonl
f ;11 lSr c;irli ;ti <1 ?111!I nt I lint, on ol
h Wt thought IHc (or n hen \vas Cor It
l- not its wort li (' i?l <1 t?> > i v j?'ino
t: 2t'<: tor il n -. iu- I It I lin .c \V<
t Wi' ha\?' i i < 'ill t ill lo u ;! i ni t li
[j VniK Oil till' |H i? ' 1 i Ho A \\ ? t oi^r
t paying l(k* p< > | on !. \V<- < \ (-r
I iiavc paid as h'm!? a- s.1 for ;i abon
H siiiulo Inn. Wi* 14, i \ i in I'm I v ri'cor
; t's civilit for advancing t ii i>ri< lint \
of poult r\ and c^s in li.i im a- m
mediate vicinit v. It h always 2ac. i
a pit asure lor u> t < r d-e t lie Sh
k' price of any t hi . i h: : t h< f mm a rep;
^ er has to sell w !i< t. i' i i i'?I? on >
v to (listlost o| -aim \\ i! > limul
5 Von would he Miros-'. dt !;i - .-xc.-l
\\ that oiii- prices at tins. Ii re i -> n ;
I on poi111 ry and < ^ - ai .. > hi ^h diom
fi sis Atlanta. say
jh II is true we do not sell una llii-l
| credit Ins' wo i< ! iliai our husi and 1
| ncss i- worth as nsiich ttithe we s;
?j pt op!c as t he I: i 11) \\ I -1 !!- t o hoys
?! you on a crei'i! Ii would he PSc ii
|y out of 111?' <111 on I i i- un for si
|<!crlnk?' t<? <!,' i! v. i. h ! h V:l "i 1""
on a (Ti'dil iritis. ()ii id; ;i al?' y
crak; iiko
One-price Cash
II
I Old bk'lil siidlll I.
I Clemson (' i' ;c h s 1m <-ii anal
: Our 1 | pur ct. : ' ;*.1 rttuily/i:^ ! 4..J6.
I lyzcs 16?57* ^l,t ,0M goods hnalyz
j anal) zcs 8.3 |. ,v?. 3.26.
iwm .uv. .i) . m.ui i i: | > 01
stull in them to mak< them stand up
but stand up.
Nearly all - la nn rs who tool
contest used Anderson !*"?-rlil i/.er in i
fourths of the linest crops made in .
were crops lertih/ed with And Tson
, better crops inacle in Xndi r . in Co
I fertilized with Anderson tcrli :/.cr.
Mr. |. S. Fowler, one ( ! the tun
- or any other county lai that matter,
j fertilizer lor cotton. I lis ian Is arc
? proper choice in selcctin: a Icriilizel
the soil is more or le:.i sandy we ha>
| 4 - I
8-4-.{. I hr extra unit of potash in tl
till to the crops on sandy soils.
Mr. |no. S. Cromer, another
looo lbs oi our lertilizer on some ol
? and it paid him. I his year he exp<
,Y a ton to the acrc <>n sonic o( his Tint
We believe it will pay.
A frond I .; ; r l:n*mi v on fuw 1
- ~ r> " h *
vation, can haiill^ out down lo nv
Wo hartl'y know what would he too
Anderson Phospha
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X J. R. VANDIVKR, Pres. I
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nd Dnni! Otiifi
1111 rGOII iMIUI;
Oats!
hi miry or March.
ntity and prices right.
1DEN AND FIELD SEEDS
Seed Meal,
I our idices are right.
(, Flour.
, an*I every sack backed by
sf action.
So cents.
I of Corn.
s lor 2"? cents.
imothy, bright and dandy.
<j) a glad harvest. By all
ill be high and scarce in
the right t inie.
hondise and will appreciate
ruly,
life Sltnrn
11UIJ MlUJLUj
Cii rolinn.
for HENS!
iii <?f profi I i - we do. If
lid rill . i . ' t! I> i i ?'<f Hiinflf
.......... .... VUIUIS
I In' l<> ad.. 11ise 1 he price
ir merchandise hut we pre?
si ll goods on close marg!'
]>r<?(\t ami turn them often.
call your attention to one
c greatest oilers on 10-inch
graphophone records you
In aid of, We have on hand
i :>( o of these high grade
ds sold every where for (iOc.
vhile they last you can buy
anv as von wish for only
a eh.
. . , ' !?.... ' 1
i> ? . "MHHr-v. M1UC?S| W l' I lit N t*
ular kirgain department
hoes. \\C have several
ivd pair of odds and ends
! nt \ ;ilues, hut as spring
r w have made a t remen
iMii on them. We do not
\vt- ran lit everv hodv in
in*' hut don't tail to eall
I us give yon a treat for
iv,- \ on money. Real good
>hoes:! to r>'s wort h ?1.2/5for
i I his lint . Misses 1 to 2's
)r iV<\
lie to sec us. \Yc apprccioiir
I ra<lt\
TIll'RS, '
Merchants.
ii Oil htm
y/.inu our fc:rtilizer again.
Wur i (> per ct. acid anae
10.92, 4.94. Our 8-3.3
11 analyses. \Ye put the
They can't do anything
<. prizes in lact year's corn
naking their corn. Three\nderson
County last year
fertilizer. 1'here were no
unty last year than those
,:sl farmers in this county,
says our 8-3-3an ideal
d;\rk and he has made a
lor dark lands. Where
,-< an abiding faith in our
ic S-4-4 will he IouihI hclj onv
of the ''finest," used
his fine lands last year
>.cts to use 2000 pounds or
. lands as an experiment.
amis in a high state of cultiuch
fertilizer to the acre,
much in a case of this sort.
ite & Oil Co,