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AMERIC In .--* r, disease and exposure .,, to, for enemy shells cop -te invader did not hold. I .some of the fifty babies fr ,e into a bomb-proof structur CLERK'S SALE. virtue of sundry decretal orde e directed, I will sell before t] - House door, in the town boro, S. C., Fairfield County, Monday, Nov. 3rd, 1919. o'clock A. M., the following de real estate to wit: that tract of land in County eld, in the State of South Car containing ninety-seven acr( or less, bounded on the North I lands of the estate of T. deceased, on the East by lan L. Dickey and W. M. Ha.per, uth by lands of F. G. 'eastA on tfie West by other lands of t] te f T R. Veal, deceased, and b th same 'land conveyed to T. Veal b - Frank C. Feaster with t] excepti n of six acres conveyed by . Vea to J. L. Dickey and is knov ra t No. 3 in .the division of t] Trea eastr lands. Also , I that tract of land situa in Coy of Fairfield, in State uth Tarolina. containing one hu d anid three acres, more or le! boundedion the north by lands of J. ickey, On the East by Tract No. 3 the Trea'.Feaster land just above de - SQfouth by ands ed, knov .lands of- Nettie' . ea. ihe same lands conveye d to yT. A. D. Feaster and STract No. -sst divisi'n thst tract of land in i d - fFairfield, in ti}e State C:d-roina, conitainling one h Alndthree acres, more or les dng bounded on the North h'i J. R. Ragsdale. on the Eo atNo. 3 in a division of t eILFeaster lands now owned 1 estate of T. R. Veal, deceased, il SSouth by lands' of ,Floren ~and being the same, lan by T. R. Veal of Sallie NNOF SALE: All cash, pt tpay for all necessary papE ue stamps. &dat the suit of Nettie B. Ve S.ie M.Veal, et al, for partitic J. E. Cornwell, cerk'C. C. Pleas, Chester Co., S. COVER AND ALFALFA OFTEi FAIL, BUT SHOULD BE PL ANT~ There are two legumes with whi tere ae been many failures th South, but they are such zo 1~ps that it seems to us a progr4 ,sie farmer can scarcely.afford to K wthout at least a small acreage :.We refer to Crimson clover a We believe every Southern fa - &ld iave a small acrea.ge; at lea seeed to crimson clover every fi at fall was rather favorable for butthe two falls boefore were gen yllYunfavorable, but it is such a gr SOb-.and furnishes so m~ ' zing when it does well i iford to fail half the ti succeed well the other hn inues to sow it, and he ~ e accustomed to it,-it ~ re than half the time,2 s succeed it is a wonder lso fails or has failed w ually if it fails it is becal more of four things:L e, lack of fertility, lack k of inoculation. One .ese conditions is respot rly all failures. But it ~. lime and seed alfalfa. ~ he king of all hay cr cceeds, and there are I hich there is not suffici ich alfalfa will succeed e conditions which it e conditions which t e Progressive Farmer. 1N ED CROSS. Belgium. Uere not all that Belgian <*i1dren wrte santly droppd into what little of their ,n this picture Red Croiss nurses are seen om the A.meri(:o Red Cross nursery at e as the Germans opened fire from the sea. 's ie >1f . SPECIA I HAVE OPENED UP fIARKET IN THE OLI s, i ING., I HAVE NEW I yI CARRY THE BEST 01 -R I SELL FO RCASH AN] s i IES. I THEREFORE WINNSBOAURO W -I C. E. CATCA (Under T ,,n. ie :e Substril ddL in~ ca8 PSCha D ., WillYouBe One OfAMillionWorkers ToSecureYebersgor TheAmeia%dcros VolunteerNowAtYur Chapter Headquarters i1irdRedCrossR9lCall November 2-11 AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE. "About three years ago when I was suffering from a severe cold on my lungs and coughed most of the time night and day, I tried a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and was surprised at the promptness with which it gave me relief," writes Mrs. James Brown, Clark Mills, N. Y. Many another has been surprised and pleased with the prompt relief afford ed by this remedy. LNOTICE A FIRST CLASS MEAT ) TOWN HALL BUILD EFRIGERATORS AND 'MEAT ONLY. D MAKE NO DELIVER SELL FOR LESS. [EAT MARKET RT, JR., Mgr. own Clock ~eNOW. fore the war ring the war NOW ~OR.LASTS THE PRICE! You don't&ve to Look for Quality in our Clothes... We Guarantee it! ~s Styleplus Clothes I... ..... Ketchin Merc. Co. NEW NAME in this news= paper, but an old establisi:4d one in Sout h Carolina, Van Metre's stahids as a synonym for the world's best in furnitu-e =="Life time furniture." T WO features of our service will stand out when you visit our Co lumbia store=-the immense stock of every thing that is best in homefurnlshings,and the intelligent service so helpful in aiding you to choose wisely. Van Metre's "Liae Time Furniture" Columbia, S. C.