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Xmas time is near—We have and extra delivery wagons to take Granulated Sugar 18 lbs for $1 Undine Flour $4.75 bbl - Seeded Raisins 10c pkg Glean Currents 15c pkg Best Citron 30c lb Try °ur Butter at 35c lb. AH the above you need for your Xmas cake. We also have - * Mince Meat, cran berries, nuts Buckwheat Oatmeal. Best lii.e of Fancy canned Goods this side of Charleston. ‘ . * the goods to bring the Xmas trade. We have extra salesmen care of the Xmas Rush. Specials This Week. i No 1 Hams 15c Best Picnic Hams 12 l-2c Regular 12 1-2 Rice 10c Regular 12 1-2 coffee 10c No 1 Plate Meat 11c Seed Oats R R P 57c Seed Rye 1.25 1 yd wide Sea Island 5c. Few Dress Patterns Yet Remain * « In our Stylish « Grey Fabrics These goods are the pride of our Dry Goods Department. Too much stock for this time is our reason for offering our entire line of Merchandise; consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes and Clothing at surprisingly low prices—Cold Weather is coming and you will need these goods and we will make it to your advantage to buy from us. s'* Remember this store is Headquar- 4 tefs for shoes. STAR BRA HU SHOES A RE BE T TER You Will Soon Be Thinking About 1 Your Fertilizers For Next Season. <i> USE ETIWAN. Only Live, Active Crop-Producing Materials 4’ Go Into Etiwan Fertilizers. i ■ r . For All Crops £ And i For Big Crops * 1 * Use ■ a. Etiwan Fertilizers' F.ETRIGG REGISTER. ROCKFORD. IA1 CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Popcorn .and nuts shorten and cheer many a long winter evening for the children. If you buy your popcorn It Is well to sample It before getting a lot on hand. ifar ay f the other day follows the old country A German'farmer of whomww^ read - cot practice of plovMng twice in the fall and claims that Increased yield of as a result of his pains. Toy Land opens today at o TAYLORS. Watch foi Full Announcement} % 0 o O . Next Issue. he Is repaid with au f five bushels per acre Open grates please the aesUietlc eye and are certainly very cheerful with their bright flickers and snapping sparks at this time of year, although they arc not much on heat. The fire place is sM 11 used quite extensively In England for heating purposes. You have been too busy all sum mer to think or care about your read ing matter for the coming year, but as the evenings lengthen and the rush Is over you have more time to yourself. No nicer Christmas gift can be given than a good paper or magazine. It is not best to stir up the soil on the slopes and hillsides in the fall, as the loosened soli Is more readily wash ed away by the melting snows and the rains. However, whenever It Is possi ble it is advisable to do as much to ward lightening the spring work as possible. The agricultural departments are ever testing our different soils and cli mate by Introducing new fruits, vege tables and fodder plants. The results In most cases are most satisfactory, and we are thus enabled to utilize con ditions which otherwise would bring us naught. Many of these plants come from tropical or aemitroplcal climes. The value of farm lauds for the year 1905 was reported as nearly $23,000,- 000,000, an increase over JiXW of some thing over $(1,000,000^000, thiklncrease alone being equal to nearly naif the combined capital of our railroads. This all go^s to show that the gross earn ings of 4he farm go to form one of the largest Items In our national income. NOTICE FRIENDS- I I wish to remind you that I am still in [the wagon, bnggj and harness business more than ever, before, and handle anything in this line. I have just finished my new store building and now have plenty of room. Have just received a car load of wagons, buggies and barneys. As many as you already know I soil the White Hickory Wagon, any size you want. Come aud see them before buying elsewhere. I am the only agent in the county. Terms easy. Oome with money and without money and get ajwagon, buggy or harness. Only 8 miles from Walterbcro. Yours truly, M. H HIOTT. Q Dispose of your cream during the cold weather while It Is fresh as well ns sweet. Because the cream keeps sweet longer we are apt, to think it does not need the same careful atten tion, but that Is a mistake. Separator cream keeps sweet much longer than that which is skimmed from the can. but if not carefully covered gets strong ami bitter. „ It It the easiest thing in the wurid io find objectionable features in connec tion with one s occupation and environ ment. No matter hoW nice a lino of work one may be engaged in or how richly the coon try may be endowed. It baa Its drawbacks. It may be selfish, but It la a geod thing once in awhile fee think hew Ha* Stood The Test 25 Years. The old origins! GROVER’S Tafttele«» Chill Tonic You know what yon are taking. *It is Iron sod quinine in a taste- ess form. No core do pay 50c. w— Long Tennessee Fight. For. twenty yeart W L Rawss, of Bells, Teun,, fongbt nasal catarrh He writes; “The swelling and soreness In side my nose wss fearful, till I began ap plying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to the sore surface: this caused the soreness and swelling to disappear, never to re turn ” Best salue in existence. 25c at John M Klaiu. Druggist. — — —— — Final Notice. Est James Gahagan. On the 6*h dav of Deeeml»er next (1906) I wilt make my tinal return at Adminis tratrix C T A of James Gahagan, and im mediately thereafter apply to he prolate court for my iiual discharge as adminis tratrix of said estate C X Gahagan, Oct 31,1906 ' Administratrix. - - - * NOTICE—Any one caught hunting of tfna—lng on oar landa will ba dealt with aocorainc to law; WWSmoa^ J B Smith, Jr., Bmoaha, 8, 0. FASTIDIOUS WOMEN consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a necessity in the hygienic care of the person and for local treatment of feminine ills. As a wash its cle.-.nsing, germicidal, deodorizing and healing qualities are extraordinary. For sale at Druggists. Sample free. Address The R. Paxton Co., Boston, Mass. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take L \XATIVE Hramo Quin' Tablets. All druggists refund t money if it fails to cure. E Groves’ signature is on each box, 2 AHO* , ^NERVE-^OIL Kotin. having mad on remove tat WalUrbora OatlOB OH Oat