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J. -McD. Bruce, 1. M. Mauldin, President." Cashier. THE PICKENS BANK PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA. CAPITAL - - . - $20,500-00, - PROFITS - - . - - 20,532.00 ' DEPOSITS - - - - 150,000.00 5 Per Cent Interest Paid On Deposits Directors J. 1. Banister, B. A. Hagood, . W. M. Hagood, J. M. Stewart, I. M. Mauldin, J. McD. Bruce. T. N. Hunter. H. A. Richey, J. P. Carey, W. E. Freeman Co. "AT THE OLD STAND." Are still offering bargains in dry goods, notions, shoes, staple and fancy groceries. We can sell you a good roasted coffee at 12 1-2C the pound Fancy patent flour at the old price, $5 the bariel Rib sid meat at i1c the pound Nice iite lard i oc. ~c6lo ene, 25c, 55c, and $1.25 the bucket. Best grade granulaned sugar 1S pounds for $i White Lake fish 7c the pound Three cans of good pie peaches for 25c " ""25C Three pound cans toniatoes at ioc each Alaska pink sahnons at ioc the can Three cans of green beans for 25C.' 'Three cans sweet corn at 25C We have just opened a new lot of Dress Goods and would be glad to have you see them, F. Free1aii & Co., iat*we pay highest masket prices for countr) r cash or trade. No Insurance Company wvill insure any one havTing any tracte of * Kidney Iroule * Every trace of kidney trouble is eliminated by * ~ WA will be paid by the Inter ~iUJU state ,jbernical Ci).. of Bail timlor e, Md. for any cas~e of Kidney trouble UVA sot. will not help. A Word to th~e Wise ! Fs le by the' KPickepsDrug (Comnpany, Picken's, S. C. ORGANIZED 1901. Presidont. Vico Presidenit, Gsir LIBERTY BANK, -LIBERTIY, S. C. - - - -- 10,O00,00 D\IRECTOR S. w. 'r. O'DELL, H. C. SJInrEy J. ( AwRnT, J, P. SmTH. ts. Farmers, Firms, and Individuals solinitnd. U:!n' eting The secoud a ivishin of 0". P(1 mont union will mneet with ? aj ,k Baptist chiurch 8:.tu hedl f.. t hi fiftb Sunaday it) Ju- at. 1 'e , lit mn. 10 a. in . D. votima1, r*i-etes by Rv. J. M slemuty. 10:30, l'i. toaI fr m 01 h1 '. t ch. e. 11 lIn ire'd;ctory :*rga~tn by RL-.v *.. [1. Moore)J#, ltati,.. v P. F Cr.ii - ford. 12 m. ltermii. 1 1 tit , 1st Qma-ry%, What ar- the best me1-thIods of gein Ii g a largrr number of chich tlm-bers to takte 1nihaetive pai in Cl It.ian w rk, eI a Ukev. ,1. P. Dend4y. 2d Qn-ry ( iristiin developjamenti i. the eb urchfem. Opt-ened Ib Riev. F. It M1c, 1,n'lannu. 31 Q H-w, Hw call we impiove ..ur seaminity co ,anlit, 1.31y ltev. J. W She-riff.^ 10 D. m. 1). volioinal t .-rcistie I-. IU- v. U A. .\irlin 10:30 :'undaiy Slcml lan Ma , emnt,l ai 1h11a 1% A. ii. Me~live and ReOv. .1. P. D Int. 11 i S..Iii8rmn- by R"ev. D. W. Fliott, ilte nate It, v. U A. -a' -i lin. WS ia.mo, TOBACCO IS a delicious chew, made from the best North Carolina leaf; a leaf that has a spec ial texture, a special flavor and which makes RED EYE a speciallyfineandsatis fyingchewingtobacco. Most people prefer it to tobacco costing one dollar per pound. Ask your dealer for it and insist on him keeping it. MERCHANTS Write for Special Prices. DENTIST. OFFICE- --. OYER PICKENS DRUG CO'S STORE, J. F. HARRIS, Pht 'KEN", S. C. one morE)1a been'u 4I'-Iso-traa'ed ini th lit of (. V. Pep:er. He wrait,, s: "J. wvas inl orI ath h i :.ni thro ).'Dct- as failed I.'' help mae, .utaa all haopea ha .: flEda whenCI . midlyi~i~ , a c ini thi. w ~E a:.~ .1 was tabl to) go) to wornk " (hun:ctend. (:1-e for~ P.ickensi Druig Co. , air Jg )-tor, Tr ial 1ot - i.h.' free. Notice to Deb[ars anzd Creditors, a 01. i I~th 11)1)- )4 th blet h aau (ItIuly I' pr (In onj or' before th i a*i)t (day of ugaust, 1',07, or be dela'irred ,)aymenut; and a p or x ind~eblta'd toa )4iid es'ate, maus.tomae paymen'ilI12t on) ori betfore the above date to I he uniders ign)(eI. June 13, 1907t3. E. B. Ranmsay, T .IAsay', We Watit Larger Chickens Now. e gEN frying chickens first come -in everybody seems hungry for them and will pay a fancy price for very small chicks. - We know it would be nice to esasell chick ens all the year roundfor 25c before they shed their down, and we would be glad to buy them of our custom ers, but you will remember thatevery body is crying for larger chick -' ens. 1lLet us state a few facts with reference to the small chick in hot weather: 1hey are tender and can't be ship ped like larger ones. They are "made light of" by our home folks who come to us to buy chickens. They often remark, "where is the ir mammy?" 1They are often mashed to death in coop in trasit and when they reach their destination their destination' their little hearts are broken and when the city lady comes around to select a chicken for dinner, by being pnshed around by their cruel hand in search E of a iarge chickens as night comes on they are left alone in their coop they are often kept a few days-somie sicke some die, and th -sold at half price. The market is never glutted with large chickens but it can be donec with small ones. Keep themi a little longer and get a fair price for themi the year round. 'kComle to see u's, CRAIG BROTHERS. ONE-PRICE CASH STORE. TF eJUSTI- AR"AIVED! As you can see they have just arrived iromi the train and .re the advance guiard for Spring and Summer styles. Wec arc- &howingr ome hendlsome and nbyeffects at