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THURSDAY, FEB. q, 1918, / H.,

mile East O. EldsEsburg. on
THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1918, I n,
the following personal property:
black horse. 3 yearB old: bay horse.
IL years old; DARK bay Horse, years
old; gray Mare. 2 years old: dark
bay Horse, years old; sorrel Mare.
, years old: Mich Cows, fSpring-
ers1; Heifer. will be fresh soon; five
Steers; Bull. Farming Machinery,
4-horse wagons 2-horae Lou-down
wagon. 2=horse sleigh and bells.
Clover Leaf manure apreader. IL
disc grain drill. hay Iadder. lime
spreader. 3-horse harrows. Oliver
chilled sulky pillow, horse rake. Sim
pick corn planter. DeeTing mower.
DeerIng binder. 2 hay carriages,
wagon bed, snlly Dlow. ian, Ross feed
cutter. 4-horsepoHer gasoline engine
and belt, hay fork and rope, 2-horse
surrey and pole. 30 barrels Of corn.
100 bushels Mccormick potatoes, lot
of fodder, aet double buggy harness.
2 sets breeehbands. two sets lead harm
ess, collars. brides and lead lines.
log chain, fifth chain. apreaders.
single and double trees, shovela,
forks. picks and things usually need
cd On a first-clasz farm.
Terms OF Sale.--All sums Of SO
and under cash, over that amount ,
credit Of SIX months will DO given on
Notes Of approved security, bearing
interest from day u sale and payable
IT tn sykssyille National Bank. No
goods to Be removed until settled for.
WILLIAM WILSON. Owner.
A. i. Musgroye. Clerk.
Ray Warner AueLIoReer
Fab , n
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PUBLIC SALE!

Tn undersigned Will affar i pub
lie sale on he premises situated near
Spring Nil. On the road leading
from Westminster 10 WiarfiaIdsburE
on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY sstk. 1919
IT l. p N. train or shInal ne fol
lowing personal property. 400 bush
els fresh burned lime. gray horse.
good worker q thoroughbred o. !.
e. Chester boar log. ! years old !.
graded Chester How, : months oId
and I'll faIrow april ; good two
horse wagon, ons-hoTsa wagon, }
good duul carlz and harness. i
tooth lever harrow. No. 20 Oliver
chilIs1 ploH, corn drag. ct Of single
buggy harness, sets cad harness.
} 49, bFIalea. riding bride. zst .
cheek line. led linz. : haltsFz
single an double trees, locker
sticks. 5 barrels Of corn. 90 foot.
inch 0andsT belt. stone bin, sledgs
hammers. mapping hammers, :
croEnaTs. : Rand shnxels, : lima
shofzla, picks. spall forks. lot .
scrap wood. and many olhef articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS u SALE: All anma .
81 O. under. cash. on al sums above
= credit Of zlx months on approved
notez. No goods . be removed unit
settlad for
A. !. nzI.A a.zZ.IZ.-=z=
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39c.

Ingergoll night watches s2.25.
Tomatoes lie can.
Self setting rat traps SIC.
Mems jersey gloves l5c pair.
Corn &c can.
Beef scrap 1915.
Peas DO can.
Razor blades Zoo Dox.
Ted seal batteries s5c each.
Boys hose 25c pair.
Mems felt boots 12gs.
} bottles vanilla for 25o.
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PUBLIC SALE !!

ThH undersigned viii offer Il pub.
lie sale on tho Howard Harness farm
near Winfield. Carroll county. Mary
land. On
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY =. 1918.
Al o.. o'clock ?. m. The following
peraeHai property 10 vi. BHIsDIE
cow fresh by the last Il Ma. coal
stove. extension able. kitchen cup
board. one bedstead. bureau. sausage
grinder. ehurn. naif buahel measure.
aheaIearros. hay by tha ton. corr
by he barrel fodder b. the bundle.
OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE. scoou.
forks. fakes. hoes. etc.
Terms: : credit Of IN months
Will - given ON all suma Of 800, or
above. No property 10 be remov =
until terms u ths sale are complied
With.
MINNIE !. BARNES,
? 4 Crawford. zuct
l. 4 KoonIz. CLERK.
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Raisins 124c ID.

Spraying sulphur Ezsj Bag
0at meal l0e box
HabbIL I've ne can
IGongoIeum &c yard.
House dresses Csc
Crackers i0e ~.
Coffee 2lc II.
~ inch galvanized nopfing $500
square.
Horse CLIPPERS Csc
Rlce &c ID.
Clothes pins. } dozen for &c.
Ted Valentine bush beans a0c n.
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Try This for CONSTIPATION,

1Seep TIE bowels on schedule time
with DIR Kings New Lie Pills, the
eyzEem freed from poisonous wastes.
tle complication clear. the stomach
ewezt. tn tongue uncoaIed, the breath
nnZainted. Mid st positive i action.
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ADMINISTRATORS 5lLE Dr.
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY
PROPERTY

ers giving their notes With 6YzEoved
security, bearing interest from day
Of sale.
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3Chicken Fountains
for Csc

Flannalette Ioc yard.
House dresses 9sez
Oranges 4Ie dozen.
Calico DC yard
BeaI table syrup DC gallon.
! hozas l4laan cough drops for a5c.
Galvanized lubs gee
F'reaH cheese 2Sc h.
BahhII lye &c en-.
Mem worE ipanlH 4l.69 pair
Chicken feeders DC.
Cups and zaueerg. set of each fur
9ge.
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Best able Syrup
55c gallon

Enamel diIpers Be.
8 Wire American fence 33c rod
s WIne American fence s9c rod
10 Wire American fence 49e rod
Bushel bags coarse sail 55c.
Hemp carpet 3sc yard
BovH. suits 1898.
Mems WORK shoes s2.9s.
Galvanized tubs sc.
Hall busheI bags f.ne salt 39e.
Medfnrd special cigars s1.9s per 100.
Large boxes matches be.
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MedfOrd Pfices
Tomatoes 15c can

2 cigars for DC.
Wash boilers s1.4s.
Large cans O-Cedar polish 9sc.
Boys gum boots x2.9S.
.. N. 7. spool cotton &c spool.
Boys rubber shoes 9Sc pair.
Lanterns &c.
Mems gum boots sa.IS.
Rag carpet 59c yard.
Champion spark plugs &c.
Mouse traps 10 each.
3-Ply Pioneer roofing $3.50.
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Dried Peaches
tic ID

Bran 1896. =
Calico 30 yard
Alarm clocks 98c.
Frozen fish Sc fb
Mems red felt boots 34.75.
Chair seats I0c.
Table oil cloth 33c yard.
Best table syrup bic gallon.
White middllngs sa.25.
Envelopes Sc back.
Mems work shirts 1sc.
Galvanized hens nests, ; for eec.
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PUBLIC SALE

Ths undersigned intending u quit
farming VII uffHf - puHIas AaIs. on the
=. y Haelimza farm neaE nnioHIagn. On
SATURDAY. .ARcm ath.. IsIe.
81 : oelass. The following described
property
s uEAp ~ HORSES AND MULES.
- gray map. ! ysafs
O Ishcd nd = Eood zIagis o.
NAz@AS Hanble driver ~ WOMAN ean
aKiss Der. - she : fearless of III roza
sorEz whsIexer IItehed and god
sinFia and double driFeTt Dir. haY
null. 10 Ysars I'D HeFss aHywheFe
sfs 'g - s ca ssf bSS dy mare
ycaT I'D ] SHETLAND PONY. year,
Old IIe i dark ~, and anyone can
and harness rldias bridis md bTIdle' -
complete
- HgAu ~ CATTLE.
cenzlztlpg : ! seea mllss nzzz
be fFszh b. lay Of sale. : =
afoeE hull the aboes EGUl
ratIls arr IIolstelz= Duf
ham IcrssY and Guernsey.
a HEAD % EIaH HOGS.
couzIatIus . broad sos. VII farrps
Apr !; | White chester. , arr >. /. :
shifs. q ia 81 znoaIz. raseIas ffsn
- = ~ noanda ! Acme farm wagon
insE treu1l for % ! Harses. capacity
/ ton. 10 God SHAPE; n. Idea Aannns
order, osborne binder. o-foeI cut. :
rushing eFHsr. HIIwRuke. mower =
| fooI aut IN good order: IoH DON Penn
syisanla grim df!II; ! horse raEss f.
i Wild In Ea0d order; syracuse lHxar haT
ron. lT'teaIh, nesd one zzASon. 5-bloeE
stea land roller used one sszHon;
Deere chez row aorn planter. II goa1
EtdeT viking saEn pm, Ia. : Bros -
90. ! set by carriages. II fooI: 1 Hsl
duuE boards. windmill. I0.ineh TORNADO
fee cutter. hand n poser turn. and :
feeI II carrier, n complete, and N goo
snTinE wzEaa. reaa car. basket slelsh
larRe sled. corn shelter, double nv hHnl
or nnwer: eoru barrel, hay 1ofk, ropi
sna palless. dun p,sh md sassT To-
| era. Jokes. sticks. log ehains. ztandaEl
breazI. and COW chains. pr -
traeaa. ssIs lead harness. , seIs bus
ssssfs =, aoaSls harp Ss,.s.. wan 81
l.hoTse line. pr cheeE. line. .paI
single lines. iiy.nets. Kicking stTap
rhuEe straps. hIIehing straps. waEoI
h. 49, b a. nssas sn dan4 e hoe
iaI Of saEEs, HHHTnles cream separator
sueIIon feeI uaaa 70 months. : chuTnH
=. :. and ugaIlon lars. md many ofas
nERNs.s SINUS Of 30 an unas.
caaI. On ms anaYe 80. . credit . :
mouths vi be EI.en % Approved uotHz
viii Interest y property = be =
80. sonE y. HELrIsEiDLE.
Jezza ?. 6afnar ea1 v. Ialps.
Il sGzsrks
FEB II st
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At the same time and place will
sell the real estate consisting Of
about
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-21
Rabbits Lye DC can

3 bottles vanilla for 26a.
200 u. baE fine at sI.as
Dried Deaeaa lie ID.
AmoHkeag apron glngham Ice yard.
0 BIZ rolls toilet paper Tor &c
Mems canvas gloves lie pair.
hars SOD for &c
Mating &c yard
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-21

Tha undersigned intending = uHII
farming. VII offer - puhIEe AL. on lHs
J. ! Hhellmzn faFni. heaF uniouiagu o.
SATURDAY. MARCH sth.. IsIe,
At : o'eiask. the following described
property
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PUBLIC SALE !!

Having I'D M farm. Will aall =
public sale. On TIE premises. situated
on Ine Bennett Road, leading from
townsville 10 Oakland Mills. one
mile East o. Elds1sburg. On
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-21
Oranges 45c dozen

10 gallon milk cans $3.50.
IAN chained and labeled.
7 packs of Smith Brothers for zsc
Frozen fish C 10
Buggy whips iOc.
Curry combs Sc.
BroOma 39o.
Rag carpet DC yard
Mennen's taleum powder &c,
prunez tOc bpK.
Roosevelt Toe box.
Horse feed molAgHsa 2se gallon
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Children Rubbers
48c

Yieka lyaporubl salve s0e jar.
ChII1ren'a Tabberg 4Sc pair.
IGranhophone records Be each.
Horse collars s3.as each.
Druid muslin lfnll yard vIde) lie
yaTd
I140 egg fsDecian Incubator $50
280 egg Especially Incubator $1,000.
Dried peaches i71 N.
6 foot step ladders 9se.
| Leather conehes I2a.9s.
Frozen fish SC II.
Best red clover seed 45e 10.
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Galvanized Tubs
69c each

Manure forks S1.2a.
lunbleached muslin I0c yard.
Yellow onion sets 42.T5 bushel
Ground fiax seed lie 10.
BnckHheat meal 7e u.
Mouse traps &c each.
Large boxes matches Be.
Hominy &c d.
Cracked corn S205
Cheese 25c II.
5 gallon milk cans s5.7s
7 gallon milk cans 1900
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Eggs for Matching

TIHsinR improved my HIoek OF nure nTed
SlIEIe Comb Rh1Ie fslHnd Rel Chickens
III sell riggs or haleIIng n 500 nef
settling Of u eggs. $500 per hundred.
GHoRGH w. PHILLIPS,
2.1zzls Westminster. Il. :. ID. :.
Re Do All Kinds Of Printing.
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|I1I#Li0 III
LIVE 5TOC
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, !
I Hedford Railroad Staten. CIR
County. Id, :
Wednesday, February &c, 191
Al 10 O'Clock, ! M.
lCeuniIHd.,m

The undersigned. hrs. Hfie
5nader, widow OF the late David
Snader, viii sell at public sale
following live stock, farming
piements, household goods, etc.
the premises OF the late David
5nader. at Medford Railroad sat
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Sale Of Houses and Lots
Ia Westminster, Carroll County, Ha1Iaad.

D. virtue Of the power OF sale con.
tanned In Tho last will and testament
OF Hsbecea =. Thomas. late u Car
roll county. In the State Of Maryland.
deceased, and pursuant 10 Al order
OF The Orphans Court OF Carroll
County. the undersigned. Acting IL
ccutor OF Hebecea r. Thomas. deceaa-
cd. ill sell at public sale IN the
DFeIHIHaq N
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NJ. Smith. AuetioneeE
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uKAp ~ HORSES AND auLEs
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The undersigned I'll sell AZ public SALE
on b. promises, Hl Gambler. adjoining l.
=. Pgola an George Gorsnsh, On siata
Road. On
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-03-12

day Of such service; and if you fail
to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint and
Take notice that the Summons and
Complaint in the above stated action
were filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of
Court Of Common Pleas for said
County and State on February 18,
1919.
Dated Feb. 10, a. ID. 1919.
Fred Lescsnc,
Ste. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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q SUMMONS FOR RELIEF

The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Clarendon.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Kate Hall, Mavola Parrott, Leon
Walker and Sinkler Walker, Plain
tiffs,
against
Linwood Walker, Defendant.
Complaint Not Servcd)
10 the Defendant Linwood Walker:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
ana required to answer the complaint
IN this action, which is filed i'm the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas, for the SAID County,
and to serve a copy Of your answer
to the said complaint on the sub
scriber at his Office in Manning, South
Carolina, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the
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No Worms i'm q Healthy Child

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INCOME TAX is
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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-09-11
BOIL WEEVIL ENTERS
EDGEFIELD COUNTY

The boil weevil has arrived in Edge
field County. Last week A. B. Car
vile, the demonstration agent for that
county, secured dozen specimens
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farm of John p. Mealing. Mr.. Meal
ing's place is in the lower end of
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Cotton has been damaged to the ex-
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what It has done for me, so as to help
Others"
ltyou are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backaches, or any of the other
ailments so common 10 women, why not
give Cardui trial2 Recommended by
many physicians. IN use over 40 years.
Begin taking Cardui today. II may
be the very medicine you need.
NC-I20
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1919-09-11
SALT

Salt is plentiful in the United States,
and more of it was produced in 1918
than in any preceding year, yet the
rise in it's price helped little to in
crease the cost Of living. The aver
age price Of salt per ton in 1914 was
$2.72, an increase of rs rer cent.
The lowest estimate of human val
ue-the minimum human efficiency
IS expressed in the Old phrase "He's
not worth his salt" but this cheap
commodity brought it's producers in
the United States in 1918 nearly $27,-
100000, which was $7,OOO,OOO, or 35
per cent, more than they realized in
1917.
Some producers reported that the
cost of labor was nearly double that
in 1917, and many had trouble in get
ting laborers of any kind. One pro-
ducer reported that though the prices
were higher in 1918 than in 1917 the
profits were less.
We exported more than a million
and half dollars, worth of salt in
1918, most of it to Canada and to
Cuba, though strange to note we sent
nearly 23,000,000 pounds, valued at
about $4,000, to far-away New
Zealand.