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4 SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. State of South Carolina, County of Fairfield. Court of Common Pleas. Nicholson Bank and Trust Com pany, Plaintiff, against Cloverdale Springs Company and Shiver Springs Company, Defend nts. Summons for Reief (Complaint Served.) 6 the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re 'e to answer the complaint in fraction, of which a copy is here THE DIFFERENCE YOUR OLD CAR A! Your old car is all there the manufacturer put it. th car is good for many s( But it doesn't look like a ncw cars are freshly pain vmor old car looked like a hand it to somebody for ha Our Paint and Trim De do the fine work demandec tomers. We employ true e modern equipment. We ha finishing in a fashion that .-atisfaction. GIBBES MACIE COLUM Distr PackardgiPaige We have a high grade powei a complete power plant in itse Does the work of six to ten n engine is running. Have goo( All equipped with .Bosch mnagni little over a year ago these d even more. We are offering t must go. SHOE Ba Cleanin; Stock B0'] 1508 Main Street, You can make your Fair tending the big - sale of Booterie. We must sell ou is why you will find here I vwell known makes of high and children. See the wo unriev. Educator. and J & -.h served upon you, and to serve copy of your answer to the said "Iplaint on the subscriber at his rffice, Main Street, U-ion, S. C., :,thin twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such vice; and if you fail to answer -e complaint within the time afore :d, the sintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief de anded. That the said summons and com aint is filed in the office of the 'erk of Court of Common Pleas, for County aforesaid. ated" October 14, 1921. JNO. K. HAMBLIN, 30-32 Plaintiff's Attorney. BETWEEN D A NEW ONE Every part is right where If you have treatee. it well, asons yet. new one. Of course not, for - ted and trimmed. Now. ii new one, would you want to If what it cost you? artment was established to by- our discriminating cus perts, and give them every e a reputation for -doirng- re gives complete apd lasting EY COMPANY BIA, S. C. butors and Durant Cars ,fast cutting outfit forced feed; f for sawing logs *, any length. e. Lever control, ei blade while assortment of gasoline engines. to land offered at $100 each. A ag saws sold~ for $200 each and em at a big sacrifice, but they PRICE $100. Columbia Supply Company 823 West Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. MRAINS Sup the - 50.00 of the ~ERE Columbia, S. C. Week visit profitable by a' he bankrupt stock of the and clean out at once, that are and unusual bargains in class shoes for men, women derful values in Nettleton. GHESTER HAS FINE FIRE PROTECTION THE LA FNANCE MOTOR FIRE TRUCK RECENTLY RECEIVED, VERY SATISFACTORY. A RE TION IN INSECE Sect:ors cf the City Previouiy Ur. prete&;ted, Now EaZily Rea,;hzI oy Means of New Equipment. Chester.-The big La Tra: e rc fire truck that the cit.' has pu:-ha:e is what is known as a triple combina tion, having a 750-gallon puip. a 40 gallon chemical engine, and -a ladder equipment for two-story Ilres, and i: is very complete and up-to-date in every particular. One .of the con pany's representatives said the nev truck will give fire protection to sec tions of the city that are-at a distance from a hydrant and now virtually without fire protection, the chgmical equipment making this possible. A letter has been -received from the Southeastern Underwriters associa tion stating that a 5 per cent reduce tion on insurance will become effec tive when thet new apparatus is r6 ceived and put into service. Mr. Bradley, assistant superintend ent of railway mail service, Atlanta, Ga., has recommended to the postof fice department that mail bodxes be placed at the Southern depot of Ches ter to receive late north and south bound mail, primarily for the conven ience of business firms in that section. Spartanburg.-"Sand," a play writ ten and produced by Miss Rebecca Dial, of Laureds, S. C., daughter of United States Senator Dial, was pre sented here to audiences which crowd ed Converse college chapel to over flowing. The play, which deals with the solv ing of the problem of Illiteracy in South Carolina, is the first to be given in the interest of the campaign re cently launched here against the evil July 15 last, when citizens from all parts of the state joined in organiz ing the South Carolina Educational association, with 3. Rion McKissick, of Greenville, S. C., as president. Denmark.-The. big peanut shelling plant of Pond Brothers Peanut com pany commenced to operate and the management states that they have planned to operate their plant at least eight months continuusly this year, and perhaps a longer period, if con ditions of the crop warrant. The build ing is four stories in beight and has the latest type machinery. The plant Is designed to have a capacity of-hand ling 60 tous of peanuss per day and sufficient storage space hasbeen pro vided to double this capacity If the crop is big enough to warrant. McCormick. - At a meeting of the McCormick town council, an ordinance was passed raising the tax levy from ive to eight mills for town purpose~s and at the same time in order to fur ther help meet the expenses of the town government which is called a "li cense ordinance," was passed, -which places a license upon most occupa tions and businesses conducted within the town limits. Clemson College-The local Presby 'terians, the students. mae college at, thorities and the people bf the com munity generally are very glad to learn that the Rev. W. E. Dayiq, pastor of the Fort Hill'Presbyterian church here, has declined the ea,11 to the Pres byterian church in Abbeville and will remain at Clemson. Columbia. - G. Flavie Cooper, city treasurer, and his assistants are busy arranging the 1921 tax books and Sr ing receipts for the taxpayers. Thbe books are due to close on December Many new names are to 6. noted on the new list of taxpayers. The bodks show more than 14,000 aame. School Dormitory Burned. ' Bamberg.-The Mary Ann Bamberg hall,. one of the three dormitories at Carlisle school, was practically de stroyed by fire about midnight. The fire was discovered on the roof by one of the teac-hers. The flames had made much headway at the time, and prac tically the entire upper story was burned off. The other portion of the building was so damaged that it-will will doubtiess be torn down. The building for the last few years had beern oe.upied by boys. . Scene of Schools' Climax. Sumter.-Trinity Methodist..-church will be the sc-ene of the climax meet ing of the Sumter schools of methods under the auspices of the South Caro lina Sinday School assocition Octo ber 30. with Governor Coper as the leading speaker. Supt. Leon C. Pal mner will also speak briefly at this session, which will be a mass meeting of the men's Bible classes of all de nominations in Suter. - - Simu.taneous meetings ter;atmen, for young people and for chil beu Will GROWING COTTON UNDER BOLL WEEVIL CONDITIONS (Continued from page one.) ,hosphate to balance up the nitro -en which he has added with his beans, pens, clover and vetch, he will have a soil that is built up above the average and his cotton starts off with a good healthy growth. He puts enough acid in a little spot un der the cotton to start it off quickly and to cause early fruit and by the 'ime his neighbor's weevil gets to him it is possible that he will have a bale of cotton made. If any young 4 squares are then coming on, the weevil will puncture the squares and :zave the bolls alone. Soil production and economical crop production rests on five legs: oil moisture, controlling organic 'atter, the use of one ton of ground me per acre for 4 or 5 years to go with the legume and organic matter i the -rotation with the use of prop balance for this organic matter and the control of insects, and lastly the intlligent use of :..ommercial fer tilizer to build up that which may be' deficient in the soil. The 42 calibre gun in fighting the boll weevil is going to be shot in the next 3 or 4 weeks, and the destruc tion of cotton stalks and the use of 'reen winter cover crops is making it impossible for him to find a hiding place within 200 feet of ,a cotton field. The other factors, such as cotton variety, preparations of the, :1, use of fertilizer, are pinor fac tori but all of them help; but 50 per cent of the fight will be made this fall and winter. A Good Physic. When you want a physic that is mild and gentle in effect, easy to take and certain to act, take Cham berlain's Tablets. They are excel lent. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Nannie A. Willingh!am, guardian of the estate of Bryan W. Willingham. 'las this day made application unto A me for a final discharge as such guardian; and that the 8th day of November, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m., at my offiee, has been appointed for the hearing of said petition. *W. . HOLLEY, Judge of Probate, Fairfield County, S. C. 8th October, 1921. 29-31. Mki -Mile Car Owners we hardest; more gua powerful carcass. Skid tread with a sure traction. Fi the car owners. - . Record Cord Tires built 4 way could not fi mnileage. Every da: the country, comnea 10,000, 20,000 or 8 frequent and coni lirestone Tjre a Rubber C jksonville Branch, conil.Florida. Gentlemen: I submit herewith the hi stone Cord tie. nhis tie I have retreaded it severn mileage to each retread In; was- abeut 7.004. 3 think you will agree this is a remarkable record. It is especially unusual as I know the owner to be .a severe driver. How e-.-eer. he gives is tires proper inflation. The tire in question is notye out of -service ad hs every indication of being sufficiently strong for an other retread. I am mailing photographs un der separate cover. Plant City. Fla ICC Cotton Insutrancet I am in position to write insur ance on cotton anywhere,., either in seed, in ginnery, or in storage. Lowest rates possible Prompt deJivery of polIcy "Some Agencies insure here and there, "My Companies insure everywhere." D. A. Crawford * Next door to Western Union The, Wonderfult' Moline..?~ ZI MOWERS and RAKES K. R. McMaster age aCertainty~ at more rubber on the tread where the wear is n between cord plies to perfect a resilient and And they want a scientifically constructed Non U angles and contacts to resist skidding and give restone Cord Tires have met these demands of Read Letters Below sfrom 29000 t5_7,0.0 Miles the Firestone Now and then the a,,mpa-r ditorodce szedyunuullsuch r, from all over as quoted below. Performances the word that like these demonstrate the ulti o,0 milert are mate possibilities - of Firestone iistent records. C.rds under careful ddiving. swee. :m an m:Lgrcss c thaathhx ireten la hisfarictie . i ee rd ir s t t e t vre2. )RD TIRESwerbot