Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?? ~ ^ . . . . "7*. The Abbeville Press and Banner BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1908. ESTABLISHED 1844 I I $ If not, reac > cTinnlrl T" UJLXV uxu $ ported \ ; ^ It is gratifying ^ Association of Ma: ^ the conditions of c 5 following report c g Carolina. ^ "I find that tb ^ the most thrifty a] ? questionably to be $ HAVE ? Clemsor J NOS. 202, 22 J out at Kingj i 5 t . t % J % t t ? When yo f 5 " ' $ : : 4 In short, when 1 $ 1 i ; ? First?We ha1 ^ Cotton Seec * Second?We 3 t pay out the 5 | ^ I Vi WW W V% V I 1 -If Tf 1 C CATV A lU. -1.U lO OUII be proud of. I to the Legislatu: As I to note that the agent sent < nchester, England, a few mo lotton growing throughout t >n the conditions as he foi e best farmers, the most sy id economical administratio found in South Carolina. ] YOU SEEN THIS! i College on Octc 52, 223 of our Cot stree and Timmor Clemson says we actually did give We guaranteed to give Clemson says we actually did give We guaranteed to give Clemson says we actually did give We guaranteed to give ?Ni u buy Southern Cott< 4 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 4 44 (4 44 you buy any of these th Let Us ve paid you the highest 1 this year in the histor manufacture all of this wages for it right here .7 \7 ^ H 11 MB BJ . FITZ SIMON! OU SE lething every mai lere is what Presi re: England Diit by the Economic of the sc nths ago to examine instance he South, makes the student and them in South wants o The 01? stematic and by far fajmers >n of the farm is un- discover CTavq +Via nnl+iTTO+iAn L1U1C5 LJJ.C UUiUiVailWU 1/XJ.C7 iiiWO I IF NOT, MERCHA )ber 17th, January :ton Seed Meal sent lsville. Here is wh* Phosp <u <0 5 . 2 4J 3 g 2 O O q co ? H J5 SAMPLE 202 ?'9? 2,09 'I9 | SAMPLE 222 8'45 2'7? '20 | SAMPLE 223 7'37 279 "'9 ow You )n Oil Company's Cotton " " Fertili; " " Snowc Salad Toilet, ings see that the Southern 5 Work r ; prices for your Third r% i m n ' y or tne ousmess. Oil seed into oil and _ 4.1, c.. 4. Bourti in this State. k 17 A mm A n id rm S, District Mans lE^THl . and woman in J dent Mell of Clems Sees Us. )il is regarded as a lifetime pursu: >s I found the farmer, whether lar of the branches of science which f the soil and the proper means o mson Agricultural College has be( of South Carolina. Under its tu ed that the cultivation of the soil b profitable occupation they can e NTS AND PLANTERS I 9th, January 10th, ar them by their own a^ it they found: horic Acid. ? 3 E -T L -d J& c d 6 ? >? & ? ^ O r< > > ^ f rt bfi g > w. X ? .!n 1-1 -is O f3 "53 + W *J 3 OJ 2 C 3 '*g rt CJ ? I % > ? < STC o"" ? (8 (? < Z ^ eu PS i.43 1-07 2.50 6.02 7.32 1.71 25 1.50 7.00 1.00 26 1.22 *.36 2.58 6.11 7.43 1.65 25 1.50 7.00 i-oo 26 1.42 1.18 2.60 6.35 7.72 1.71 31 * 5? 5-76 7-QQ 1.00 26 See? 1 Seed Meal you get full 1 zers you get full value. Irift Lard you get the pui and Cooking Oils you get 1 1 V X C? ~ emu L,aunur^ ouapj* ^uu gci Cotton Oil Company's nam* rogether. ?We manufacture our Lard, s and Soaps at Savannah, G h?What are you going to do \ nil; M x vf mju \y \j .a. . tger, Columbia, S. :s? r South Carolina 5 on College re- 5 A it, and in the majority of ^ 4 ldlord or tenant, a close ^ enable him to know the ? f supplying these wants. J an a real blessing to the a torage, young men have 4 is the noblest, and by far ? >njoy." J (EAD IT! f lalyzed samples J rents and taken J * ' i rr l ii" \ >.98 ^ ^ value. ? 'est made. ^ :he purest made. ? the purest made. 5 ; is on the Package. # $ Salad and Cooking1 J a. ? for us ? ^ t II'HY I 11 fill. I 0. {