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CITATION NOTICE, State of South Carolina, County of Fairfield. By W. L. Holley, Probate Judge: Whereas, W. M. Estes made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Ad ministration of the Estate and effects of Mrs. Blanche Ruff Estes. These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of the said Mrs. Blanche Ruff Estes, deceased, that they appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Winnsboro, S. C., on October 27th next, after jublication hereof at 11 - o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Adminis tration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 12th day of October, Anno Domini, 1921. W. L HOLLEY, Judge of Probate, Fairfield 'County, KC. 29-2t NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND. State of South Carolina, County of Fairfeld. In the Court of Common Pleas, W. B. Wright, Plaintiff, 0 Vs. T. G. Wolling, Jr., Julius H. Wei Compbny, and K W, Woling, Do fondanta. Pursuant to an oeder cf the Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield coun y, in the above entitled action, dat ed November 6th, 1194, I wil sel at public outcry, to the highest bid der, before the court house door in 'Winnsboro, South Carolina, on the first Monday in November, 1921, the following described land: 3rd. All that certain piece, par eel or tract of land, lying, being and situate in the County and State foresaid, containing one hundred and eight acres, more or less, and bounded now or formerly as follows: North by lands of J. G. Wolling, Sr., and estate of Dennis Legg, deceased; South by lands of or formerly of J. G. Wolling, Sr., C. W. Faucett, and estate of S. A. Hill; East by lands ,of or formerly of J. G. Wolling, Sr., Carolina Hopkins, and estate of Dennis Legg, and on the West by lands of the estate of S. A. -Hill, de ceased, and Mrs. Harriet Shelton. Terms of Sale: Cash. The pur chaser to comply with, the sale promptly and pay for al papers and recording of same. - JOHN W. LYLES, Otbri, C. C. P. F. C. October 115, 1921. 29-31 Some of our worst citizens are very strict in their observance of the Sab bath day. They are in jail. "As Copeland Goes, 5 LEARN T 1 Pa Order by Mail We Prepay .L 1535 Main Street, 'Columbia Lumber Ma Manufac' Sash, Doors and Blinds, I press and Oak, Flooring ing, Moulding- Door and Columbia NEWS FROM THE WINNSBORO MILLS. (Continued from Page One) band were there with their instru ments to assist with the music. The pastor used as his subject, "In the Crowd," calling special attention to the fact that many characters, per sonalitis and individualities are sur renderea rather tan take issue with the "crowd." Manhood is often sac rificed for the opinion of the "crowd," said the preacher. Jesus immortaliz ei the rough, wicked city of Naz areth because he dared to be better than and different from its popula tion. He was noble and good in spite of the crowd. God have mer cy on the man who thinks that in -rder to be a "man" and "one of ' boys" tlst he has got to sur render his character and manhood. God help the young mon and women of our day to dare to be men and women with elean, wholesome lives." Mr. S. M. Wiley, who has been in creenville,* on his - vacation, returned Tuesday afternoon. The orchestra will assist the music next Sunday evening at the Baptist -hurch. All are cordially welcomed N these services and all others at this church. On last Wednesday ev ning Prof. Feruchi, Mr. Dale, Ralph -ntell and several others of the or %estra added. much to the prayer ;ervice The sermon subject next Sunday evening at the Baptist church will "e,The Power is Off and the Mill Can't 'Run." Everybody come. A Remarkable Record. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a remarkable record. It has been in use. for colds, croup and whooping cough for almost half a century and has constantly grown in favor and popularity as its good qualities be came better known. 'It is the stand ard and main reliance for these dis eases in thousands of homes. The facts that it can always be depended upon and is .safe and pleasant to tke are greatly in its favor wheh it is wanted for children. NOTICK Notice is hereby given that orig inal certificate number two (2) one share, of the Fairfield Agricultural Society, dated' January 3, 1914, is sued to D. R. Coleman has been lost or destroyed and that the under signed will apply to said society for a new certificate on the 22nd day of October, 1921. t D. R. Coleman. o Goes the Fashion" E WAY ECONOMY Did yoever secaboy who ldn't wear out,two pair of nts to every coat? f you have, he's the ex stion. It's economy to buy your ys' suits. with two pair of Bring your boy in. We t to fit himt out in a real t with two pair of pantss. $8.50 to $22.50. DEP'T. Second Floor Take Elevator Columbia, S. C. ufacturing Company ~urers of nterior Finish, Pine, Cy Ceiling, Weatherboard indow Frames. GENUINE INTERESV THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS THAT' FORMERLY LEFT STATES NOW STAY AT HOME. I COMPLETE SHOPPING 11 Observer Printing House Has Decided to Publish Immediately a Ravieqi and Enlarged Edition of -31i a Charlotte, N. C. - A publicatic which is resulting in keeping at hn A tens of thousands of dollars ormerly went out of the Carol be manufacturers of other statez the Carolina Shopping iUst, which pblished co-incident- with - the -Mbed n-Carolinas Exposition by the '.. erver Printing House at Charlot. icording to reports from every sed. Lion of the Carolinas. This shopping list contains the vmot :omplete list of Carolina ManufactuP' Drs ever compiled. It was distributed y the Charlotte concern without cst ind is now being consu'lted by the wnds of merchants throughout the tft states who are coming to see the . rantage of trading at home .Wft oods of the same quality can W.W . :ured at as low or lower cost ta* they can be secured elsewhere. ew ooklet was distributed through .ad a Chambers of Commerce. ahrta erchants' asocations and other e c institutions and also to usftg Lad consumers. The reception to the asa been such that -the Printing House has decidd te mmediately a revised and dition, of which 30,00Q copeie 10 listributed. The cost of printing and distribution Wil,, s than $10,000, but t will be delivered free by rising Charlotte estbhntent Telegraphers -. Chcago ations, controlling 600 hey would not s a he leaders of the 375 )f way employes and - Ct tatonary aremea at a 4 eeting voted to withfaw horiation of a walkout, lea he 75,000 telegraphers posi he "big ve." Sharp Freiht led Washgto.-Je4aI ag the rairoad. sttlke aken by two departments df the i0 ~rnment when the International Comn nerce Commission ordered - freight ate reductions on grains, grain' pro lucts and hay In the territory be ween the MIssissippI river and the 'acific coast. . Hun Cabinet KasResigned. . Berlin.-The German cabinet.er1sis, hich has been hanging fire for more an a week over the Upper Sileslan isue, came to aclimax when the Min stry, headed by Chancellor Wirth, ondered its resignatIon. One Tax Question Settled. Washingto.-Onle of the big tax re rislon Issues In the senate was settled with the adoption. 54 to 13, of the re aublcan compromise income surtax ates with the minimum at 50 per ent. Bulgarian Minister Murdered. . Sofia .-M. Demitreff, Bulgarian min inter of war, was assassinated whllej notorng near Kosterdil, a resort 4 nles southwest of this city. Steel Rail Prices Reduced. . New York.-A reduction of $'1 aj en in the price of standard rails was no~iced by the United States steek orporation. The new price Is $40. Woman a Candidate for Governor. Portmouth, Va. - Virginia .has a oman candidate for governor this rear, 2irs. George Custis of Keller. nnouncing her candidacy on an indo ~endent-socialist ticket. Acquitted of Coyle Murder. Birmingham, Ala.-A verdict of not uilty was returned ;by the jury a the case of Rev. Edwin R. StepgenD on, tried for the murder of Father Fames E. Coyle. Many 33d Degree Masons. . Washington.-The honorary 33d de re was conferred on a class of near y 200 by the supreme council, Scot ish Rite Masons, southern jiurisdic Ion, which is in session here. It was oted to hold the next meeting at Salt Ake City in August. 1922. Playing Baseball in Mexico.I Mexico City. - Teams of baseball ,layers which came here from Texas r a series of exhibitionf games i oonnection with the centennial oele ,ration, fotund the real Amer'ican game was played here. even though with a lexican accent. Explorer Loses Life. Zurich.-Seekng a passage betWeen e two grand Jumelie pealta In theI .lps, Sydney Hillman, well linown sa nn explorer, tell over a precipice a erished (N MK OF SALE OF LAND. of er sooth CAOec., County of Fairfeld. An the Court of Commen Ple Milton Stevenson, Plaintiff, against W. H. Ruff, Jr., Defendan. In pursuance of an order of the Dourt of,Common Pleas made in the above case, I will offer for sale be 'ore the Court House door ,in Whmsboro, S. C., on the First Mon Iag in November, next, within the Agal hours of sale, at public outcry 4o'the highest bidder, the following eeribed tract: 11 that piece, parcel or tract of 44C lying, being and situate in the diunty of Fairfield, State of South *rolina, containing two hundred and Prince not Talking "abou your own cigare tell you right : Prince Albert tc em all lashed to You've got a b happiness comin rection when you P. A. and the papers! For Pri is not only del your taste and F itsrefreshingaroi exclusive patent frees it from bite Ash your dealer about the Perfection Oil- Heater Ceu gest- -$5,000.00 in prises. or less, lying on the Western side of the public road leading from the res idence of Dr. T. G. Douglass to New Hope Church, and bounded by lands of Robert G. Simonton, Mrs. Rebec ca J. Brice, the said public road, the Yongue lands and other lands of the estats 'f Robert Milton Stevenson, deceased, and having such shape, marts and - boundari as -are more fully represented on a plat or sure vey thereof made by T. M. Boul ire, Surveyor, bearing date of the 12th day of December, 1895. Terms of Sale: The purehaser shall pay one-third cash, and the balance in two equal annual install ments, payable one and two years after date of sale, respectively, with interest from date of sale at the Mbert's a ne en the joys c t rolling - And, for a f tes, we'll up Prince Alber tere that easy! P. A.is cri bacco has stays put and yi the mast! into shape' befo andfui-of- count thret! Ai Sydur di- instant you're p pal it with to beat the bakdI makin's Prince Albert ice Albert that it iasrfedf ghtful to smoke jimmy p leasing in one was smoked 1 a,but our the greatest o: d process smoke that evel ad parch! way into a pipe0 ~h national joy amok. I,~ ll O will"'prov oe eco - ical in over a million homes 'this year than ever before. Goal prices have changed but little in the last twelve months, while Aladdiii Se curity Oil, the best kero sene you can buy, has gone ~down nearly 50%. The Perfection is an effi cient heater. There's no waste of fuel, no ashes that represent many of the pounds that go to make up your ton of coal. Rooms and hallways that are used STANDA RD PERI O0L fifty-four and one-fourth acres, no". rate of seven per et per anum, interest payable aa*Wy, the credit portion of the purchase prie to be secured by bond and mortgage Of the purchaser. on said land, .which shall nTin the usual covezants and conditions. . All bidders at the said sale to deposit with Clerk of Court the sum of One Hundred Dofars ($100) as-evidence of good faith, :me to be returned to the unsuc cessful bidders, and as to the succes 'il bidder, to be applied on the pur chase price of said land.. The par -haser to pay for all necessary pa pers, stamps, etc. JOHN W. LYLES, 0. C. C.-P. F. C. Date4, October 13, 1921. 2"1 f rolling emi Lct, rolling t is mighty mp cut and )Uwhisk it Pvea Alet t e you can Ld, the next , zfing away r '": is so good our men to sforifi t's id buddy found its r cigarette! ALADDIN ts balIy about lid last year" al this fall and winter oly a few minutes each ay are an added source of wasted heat, greater, prob-. ably, than you imagine. Lse your coal heater to keep the whole house warnm. Then in cold weather, instead of "rushing" the ire all day, make the living rooms omfortable by using a Perfection, just where you want it-iS tlhay window or the opposite side of the room from the radiator. You can burn a Perfection for about 10 hours on a single gallon of kerosene. Your hardware or department store salesman will gladly point out its' simple con struction and smokeless wick ad justment to you. OIL COMPANY ewJersey) ECTION eters