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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, April 19-Work on the
connecting link of the State Highway
at Blades was begun yesterday by A
3. cambridge Co. contractors.
Oliver Z. Taylor Of Coverdale's y
Roads, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William IL
Taylor. and Miss Clara r. Hill, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hill OF
Laurel, were married at the NJ. e
parsonage here. Saturday night. by the
pastor. Rev. Frank F. Carpenter.
Miss Esther Russell Of Greenwood
student at the University OF Della.
ware is visiting Miss Madeline Mar.
vel, near town.
Mrs G. A. Geist, OF Philadelphia
spent the past weekend here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John p
Dulaney on Pine street. She was &C
companied home by Mrs. Dulaney, who
will remain sometime with her.
The Sunday school class OF Mis-.
Mary l.. Hopkins was entertained a.
the home Of Mrs. Ardella Coulbourn
on Poplar street, Monday evening. by
Mrs. George Y. Stewart and Mis-,
Edna Huston.
Miss Lillian Ryan OF Marcus Hook
Pa. is here visiting Mrs. Mary Ken
ney on Front street.
Miss Mildred Cloburg OF Wilmington
is here visiting Mrs. Paul Faulkner
Mrs. r. o. Trice and daughter. Eliz
abeth. arc visiting her father at POGO
moke City, Nd.
Mrs. Edith Blades, while doing SOM
work around her home in Pine street
yesterday afternoon. accidently ran ;
needle in her hand, infltcting a pain
! full wound.
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ploycd by the engineer department at
Fort du I'ont. have bscn Transferred
temporarily to Fort salisbury.
A tile door II being placed In the
Delaware City National Bank build
Ing. II. c. Clark 4 Son have tho con-
tract.
Delaware City High School baseball
team Will play return game with
Middletown Iiigh School on Canal
Field. Friday afternoon.
Frank Dcrrickson IN undergoing
treatment for csrbunclcs on his neck
at tho homeopathic Hospital, will
mington.
Elbcrt Tidwcil will leave next week
for Chillicothc. Ohio. where he will
take vocational training course In
electricity. Hc Ii being scnt by ths
government. being an cx-aoidicr.
Tho shad rshing industry Of this
placc thus far this season has b~rn the
worst In tho history OF shsd nshina
from this place. Tho high catch tc
datc on ono tide has been IL. made by
George TuEcnd and BowiIs Stewart
At no time this season have two boat,
nshed on tho snmc day, Herring are
being caught In large numbers.
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CLAYMoNT NEWS.

Claymont, April le---Ascension l.. l..
Church has elected vestrymen ia fol-
lows: George Lodge. nilwyn Parrish.
William Strawhridge. Edward Bird.
DIR. Douglns Davidson. Judge Herbert
l.. Rice. Robert Allen. William Cloud.
Paul Mullin.
Church met Friday evening at the
home OF Orice Wolcott. The League
has purchased a piano for the church
and is now making plans to pay for
the same.
The Ladies' Aid OF Ciaymont NJ. r.
Church will hold bake Saturday
afternoon. April q. in the Sunday
school room OF the church
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Holly
Oak NJ f. Church will hold bake
in the church house, April 20, at
2 y. m.
Paul ArbuclSle of West Virginia ha.
been spending the past week with
his mother in Holly Oak.
The executive committee OF the
Women's Club OF Claymont met yea
terday afternoon at the home ~ the
chairman. Mrs. r. G. Alexander of
Manor avenue. Plans were formu-
lated for the spring picnic which
closes the years work. and also tenta
tive plans were made for the fail work
Howard McMinn OF Worth steel
plant sustained serious injuries al
his work. Monday. and he WAS taken
TO Chester Hospital for treatment and
an x-ray examination.
The Guild OF Ascension Y. T. Church
will meet Thursday. May Z. at the
home OF Mrs. otto I.ndley on Manor
avenue. Election Of officers will bs
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Casey. Jr.. and
son spent the weekend with friend.
In Boldsboro. Pa.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF Ascen.
sion Il. l.. Church met Thursday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Robert
Allen, at overlook. The Afternoon
was devoted TO Lenten sewing. Tn,
closing session Of this auxiliary viii
he held Thursday. April 20. in tn,
Sunday school room OF the church. a.
which time they will pack their DO,
10 ship 90 their mission charge. Al
all-dAy meeting with box luncheon
is planned
Mrs. T. c. Parrish has as a Rues
Mrs. Anne Corliss. her daughter, o.
| Englewood, y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ramsay anC
Miss Mary Barnard. who Is CUES
OF Mrs. Wayne Ramsey, motored e
Coatesville over the weekend.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Holly
Oak is planning a birthday party foi
May Il.
/ Claymont Community League viii
meet Friday. April 2l. al S o'clock p
m. at the Green Lantern The msir
topic for the evening will be fire pro
lection.
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Hayman. and the members Of tho class
at her homo on East Cedar street.
Monday night. Tho class program
committee arranged an interesting
program. and refreshments OF Ice
cream, cakc and fudge were served.
Those present were: Mrs. AlvA VIII
son Reynolds, Mrs. Cornelius Joseph
Mrs. n. w. Warren. Mrs. Lizzie Roe-
ers, Mrs. John II. Kitchens, Mrs
Oscar s. Wilson. Mrs. John King, Mrs
l2lwood Hurley. Mrs. Joseph Derrick.
son, Mrs. Bud Coy. Mrs. James A
Workman. Mrs. William Givcns. Mrs
Andrew Murray, Mrs. Frederick III. ]
Warrington. Mrs. Mary j. Hayman
Mrs. Harry Derrickson. Mrs. Oscar Il
King, Mrs. II. q. West. Mrs. Frank X
Holson. Mrs. Herman Roach, Mrs
William Pusey, Mrs. Nehemiah Mar
vel. Mrs. Edward b. Green, Missc
Lizzie Thompson. Laura Wilson. Elm,
Spiccr. Mary Kitchens. Beatrice Puscy
Helen Workman. Beatrice King. Mas
ters James Hurley. Clarence Work
man, Harold II. Wilson.
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HARRINGTON NEWS.

Harrington. April ip.--I,alph Cahali
and friend or Washington. -, c.. were
the guests of tho formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William n. cahall.
Rev. w. ID. Shclor has gone 20 his
succeeded here by Rev. ]. H. Parker
MIR and Mrs LowfDcr Jackson of
Philadelphia were guests " Mr.. and
Mrs Mack jackson. near town. over
the Weekend.
MIR. and Mw. q. II. Tee cntatained
all their children and grandchildren
also Mr.. and Mrs AL Richard. OF
Viola at chicken dinner on Easter
Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Watson Of Ell.ndni.
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Loren
II. Harrington.
ME-. and Mrs. Clyde Miller motored
TO Smyrna and rrcderica. Sunday.
Mira. James A. Smith accompa MED
her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Morris home
and will spend this week as guest Of
Wilmington friends
The Easter can;a,s, Christ Il
Risen" was given at the ". +. Churet
60 n large audience. Sunday cvrninS
Tho music was In charge H the YOUNG
| Peoples choir. Miss Ada Adams sens
! solo and Misses Fannie Grant snS
/ Alice Collins . duet The speeches q
| the youngs,~s were far above ;h'
average The collection, which wal
assigned TO Home Mission work, TO
/ tailed sss. OF which Sis ms raised b.
! the primary department Mrs. Arls,
a.
drcn.
Dr. H. w. Mitchell ss,eu. the week
end with his parents a. Millshoro.
/ Al the regular mr-tinr ~ Hache
/ Rab.ors Lodge, No. 7. I. o. q. r.. In
stain ton OF officers f,s IN. eneuinI
year was the main part ~ the pro
gram. The work was In charge ot
stan 81 officers from tho Grant
Lodge Of wilmington. Al the close
fine collation. wa, served.
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HAD TOO MUCH "RED EYE

Dover. April 19.-Chief OF Police f.
J. Lane. suspecting that carriage
seen on LooCkerman street. yesterday.
contained n bottle of liquor. accosted
the occupants and on investigation
found his suspicious were true. there
heiug n full quart bottle and another
quart bottle half fun OF red eye"
Two young men In the team We're
taken before Magistrate T.. r. Wood.
who held them in $500 bail each. They
gave their names as Ewing Cameron
Of FELTON,. and Charles Hurd. OF Viola.
One Of the men admitted he had a
quart and told tho officer he thought
he had right To have one quar-,
without violation OF the law. In de-
fault Of bail. the two were committed
To Kent county jail
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, April l9.-The home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heal on Wash
ington street. was visited by thieves
Monday night, who entered through a
side window. but succeeded in OBJ
tanning a lone one-dollar note for their
trouble. The money was left in her
pocketbook by Mrs. Heal before going
out for the evening TO visit friends In
the upper section OF the town.
Miss Mary Mcconnell is spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wat
kins Of Brandywine Summit, Pa.
Georges Wortz and son, George, en-
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WENT OFF AND Welded.

Harrington. April Bon the pre-
tonse that she was just going out Of
town for the Easter holidays. Helen.
only daughter Of MIR. and Mrs J. a.
Walls, took the train for Maryland =
Gretna Green and was married 70
Joseph cordrey. son Of Mrs Mary
'cordrey OF Brldgevil1e. After the wed
ding they went 20 Phihdelphin and
Atlantic city for the Easter holidays
Miss Helen took her friends complete
~ by surprise, 80 no one suspected
wedding no soon. Sbs viii con
tinue her duties ss assistant post
mistress and they Will sigo mnks their
HUME here for the present
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EXTRA CHURCH SERVICES.

Newark. April 1s.--At the IL o'clock
services in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church. next Sunday morning, the
Sunday school will attend and pre-
sent its Lenten Offering. The class
presenting the largest amount will be
awarded tho special parish banner.
Rev. Edgar Jones. the rector, will
preach n sermon appropriate to the
occasion, The Offering of the school
this year will be several times larger
than ever before.
At 7.S0 o'clock Sunday evening the
Young Peoples service will be he idln
Young Peoples service will be held
in the church. At $50 o'clock Sunday
evening the rector will meet the
young people 10 discuss with them the
program for May.
At o'clock Friday afternoon boys
and girls who are TO be confirmed this
year will meet the rector for instruc-
tion and at s o'clock that evening DIR.
Jones will meet adults for the same
purpose.
Tonight there will be a social in the
parish house for the Girls Friendly
Society.
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Keeping A Rosy
Complexion
And A Clear Smooth Skin
What Millions OF
Women Do.

Medical science says that Zach ons
of the billions Of red blood corpuscles
10 yoar blood stream must have iron or
your blood becomes pale, thin and va
tery. Your lips and checks also loso
liver and heart become weakened, your
intestines do not act properly, poisons
may be absorbed into your system and
your skin thereby becomes rough and
muddy looking; dark circles may ap-
pear under your eyes, your cheek and
facial muscles and tissues shrink, hol-
lows may appear, and you may even
look several years older than you actu-
ally are. To ny the least, the freshness
- yosr youthful beauty 10 gone.
u 10 sstima ted that At last ono woman out
81 every three you mert lacks ioo5k iron in her
blood and IL more or le0 effected thereby. In
many cases in addition to the loo Of their
beauty. they become weak. nervous. mstrung z
and may be afiictcd with mclancrofy the
bloes. OF suffer the terrible terror, Of nerve
force exhaustion.
kuxated Iron is euaranteod In every case to
esTBssh your body with true rcd blood food
vh1eh your blood must have for you 10 bs
s6~ng. hosthy and vigorous. IL Is ths iron in
~ blood that puts the color In your cheeks
AseUs eisaS ~ yoor skin and give the ruddy
O1Dv ~ hsnith 10 your cooplexion. II has
~ ND b. millions OF women. Get . bottle
ts1Ay. take II for two weeks and IL you ha We
- yoined the nnks Of the Thousands who
have ebtained most surprising health. strength
aal enerEy from the use OF Nuxsted Iron. the
mansfncturcrs will promptly refund your
Ooeey.
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ELsMERE NEWS.

Ehmere. April is.---Mr. and Mrs
wright Coleman are receiving CON
SratulationA on ths arrival of baby
siri. Mother and daughter arc getting
along nicely.
Homer MacMamee and two daugh-
tcrs OF Ann Arbor. Mich, ars hero
with his parents, having como east
20 attend hk sisters wedding on
April ~.
mr.. and Mrs. walliston and two
dauxhtcrs. Mi~res Rebecca and Alice
spent Easter with Mrs. Jessie Pattcr.
son Of Newark.
Mr. and Mrs, fAPenns Gusnys,,r
were suestA ~ Mr.. and Mrs. loci
ouenveur OF Tismer~, this week.
Mrs. George Wilmington IL n, the
=. ana y. Hospital. Wilmington, Ii
undergo = major operation.
Mrs. John Lynch of Viola and
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ROSE HILL NEWS.

Rose Hill. April ia box party
will be held At Rose Hin schoolhousc
Thursday evening, April 27. for the
beneft OF Rose Hiii baseball team
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF Holloway
Terrace met At the home OF Mrs. j.,
Hardy this week. Plans were dis
cussed for an Ice cream festival In
May. Refreshments were served.
Jack Miller Of U. 8. N. spent tho
Easter holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Miller OF Hamilton
Park.
Mrs. william X. Lewis and son. OF
Asbury Park. N. j.. arc visiting Will
liam E. Hendrix OF South street.
Hamilton Park.
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BOYS CLUBS RALLY DAY.

Seaford, April le.-Saturday after
noon. April %. a Rally Day for Boys
Clubs OF the western side Of Sussex
county will be held at Wesley School.
three miles northwest OF Seaford.
There are eight clubs that have car
ried out the work laid down last fall
as follows: Wesley. near Seaford /:
Providence. near Delmar; Browns
near Seaford; Cannon: Meals. near
Seaford: Atlanta: Rawline. near Sea-
ford, and Trinity. near Bridgeville.
The boys will give a program. con-
sisting OF an exhibition OF their work
and a demonstration Of their activities
Business meetings. first aid work and
other activities Will be given. About
so boys are included in this work.
Every boy who makes 25 per cent in
his work will receive an achievement
pin at the end OF the year.
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KENT COUNTY COURTS.

Dover. April I9.-At yesterdays ses-
sion Of Kent county courts, Jesse
Paul Green Of Wilmington, was pre-
sented by James NJ. Satterheld. and
admitted 20 the Kent bar.
In the Court of General Sessions
on application OF counsel. two cases
scheduled for trial today were contin-
ued Till the July term. with the under
standing they should then be tried
on the first trial day OF the court. The
cases were Sophia Anderson, alias
Sophia Waters. assault and battery
and Irving II. Goldsborough. larceny
In Superior Court the civil list was
O0ne over and cases marked for trial
No civil cases will be heard before
next week.
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FINE IMPROVEMENT.

Newark. April ls.--When tho new
Lincoln Highway was built between
Wilmington and Newark. the route
of the old road near White Clay
Creek Presbyterian Church was
slightly changed and the old road
running in front OF the church
abandoned. The church took over
the old road and the ground located
between the old road and the Lincoln
Highway and added e TO the church
cemetery.
Tho work OF films iuthi. land
which Is moro than an acre. 10 make
IL level with the other cemetery prop
|erty. is now nearly completed and
makes considerable Improvement 10
the general appearance OF the church
property.
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EPwORrH LEAGUE
ENTERTAINED

Harrington, April Is.-Nonday y
evening tho Epworth League Of the
NJ. T. Church WAS delightfully."- enter
tained at The homo of Mr.. and Mrs. u.
s. Richards on Center street. This b..
ing tho regular monthly meeting ~
The league. tho accumulated business
was transacted and the remainder of
the evening was spent socially.
About thirty guests were present
and they wcre RECALLED with An Abun.
dance OF ice cream and cako.
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BRIDGEvILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville. April 19.-Mrr. Elma
Gray, Miss Adele Gray md Mrs.
Erasmus Jones have gone TO Sudlers-
vile, Nd. 10 attend the funeral Of
DIR. A. T.. Sudler. a brother-in-law Of
Mrs. Gray.
Trout appeared in the local market
yesterday. for the first this season
and sold at 10 cents per pound.
Mrs. John Owens left yesterday
for Battle Creek. Mich. where she
will enter sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. II. Sawyer OF Vine
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land. N. j.. are here ~ guests Of Mrs.
Priscilla Short. mother Of Mrs. Saw
yer.
Mis- Mary Wright. only daughter
Of Mra. Stella Wright. has gone to
Philadelphia to enter tho Jefferson
Hospital for training ~ 4 nurse.
Miss Mary Radcliff. nurse of tho
Episcopal Hospital. Philadelphia
spent the Weekend herc with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William N
RadcliR.
goal post for the volleyball ground
has been erected on tho high schoo
ground.
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Williams College Pund.

williams College alumni held n ban
quet at the Hotel du Pont last night
at which they subscribed their quota
for Delawaro's share of the fund be-
ing raised for the construction ri q
fleld gymnasium 81 Williams College.
Lieutenant Governor J. Danforth
Burh presided ss toasfrnaster.
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MASONIC ENTERTAINMENT.

Dover. April ls.-Employes Of the
State Highway Department and other
officials IN Dover from other States.
who are members OF the Masonic fra
ternity. having affiliated themselves
with the Dover Lodge. entertained
Union Lodge. No. :. a. +. & A. NJ. Of
this town. last evening at n banquet
at Capitol Hotel. after the regular
meeting OF the lodge.
A delightful evening was spent with
short addresses by members OF the
local lcdge and visitors.
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TO vACATE ROAD.

Georgetown, April ls,-An npplica-
ton will be made to Resident Judge
Charles 8. Richard, by the president
of tho Levy Court, for tho vacation OF
"A portion OF tho old State Road be-
tween Laurel and Bacons.
a portion of this roadway was taken
over by tho State Highway Depart
ment for the construction OF the high.
way between Laurel and Delmar man,
months ago. A portion OF tho land
viii revert back TO the original prop.
crty owners.
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Misses Hicks Of washington. ID. c..
are guests Of their aunt. Mrs. rhss.
Mac Nance.
Town Commissioners have set aside
tho week beginning May l as Clean
tip Week" II u expected great inter
cat will he taken In II,
Tho Christian EndcAvor Society held
a bake Saturday. and report clearing
about $50.
Mrs. Elsie Jones who spent the win
ter In ~. Petersburg. Florjdn. has
returned 10 the home Of her parents
Mr.. and MIRA David Cureite OF June
tipu Atrfet
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CRASHED INTO BRIDGE.

Newark. April 1e.-Some time early
this morning a new Buick car. license
number ls.<sl. crashed into the con-
crete wall of the new RosevIlle bridge.
The car was going towards VIII
mington and the fender and left wheel
We're damaged. AS far as could be
learned no one was injured.
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cinity. Their organization started
the hrst Of April and TO date naS
handled about $4,000 worth OF bust
nsss. which meant saving OF several
hundred dollars to the farmers.
The orsAnination 10 now planning to
oHher buy or build . large warehouse.
before next Winter, when they expect
to lay In = large stock Of all supplies
used on the farm
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Each Dollar Brings Five More.

TIE u. q. Public Health Service rs-
ports that tho expenditure Of t5n00s
for rural hygiene work on tho CO.
operative plan IN the last fsscal ycss
led 20 the appropriation Of Eve times
as much BY States and counties and
~ q good deal more by private indi-
viduais and corporations
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!. Atlantic city for tn. bsnent oe ~

at Atlantic City for the benef1t Of hls
health.
The senior class Of tn. high sussooe
gave fine piny In tbs Lyceum Thee
tire, cho~tertoN0, last evening. 10 raise
funds with which 10 defray the cn-
pensas 0 commencement.
Ecv. J. A. Dudley. pastor of Denton
Methodist Protestant Church, haS nc
cepted an invitation 10 deliver the al.
dreHs 70 the graduates Of Chestertown
high school at the commencement In
June.
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TO GIVE A MUSICAL.

Milford, April 1s.-The brotherhood
OF the Methodist Protestant Church OF
Milford will give musical Wcdncs:
day evening in the church.
Cards have been issued for the az
fair. which they hope to make mu-
sical and social success.
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KENT MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Dover. April l9-Kent County Medi-
cal Society has elected DR.. Joseph
Sites Mcdaniel of Dover. president (;
Dr.. G. j. Prickett OF Cheswold. vice
president: DIR. Cecil De J Harbordt Of
Dover. as secretary and treasurer.
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FARMERS EXCHANGE THRIVING

Harrington. April is.-The Farm
ers' Exchange OF Harrington. Inc.
Was organized last winter by q num-
ber OF progressive farmers in this VI
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MARRIED SUNDAY NIGHT.

Georgetown. April 1e.--Miss Clara ".
hin of Laurel and Oliver IA. Taylor
Of Bridgeville. were married at Sea
ford. Sunday night by Rev. Frank
T. Carpentcr
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ENTERTAINED CLASS.

Georgetown. April l9.-Mrs. James
Campbell, a member of Sunday school
class No. IL Of First NJ. +. Church,
entertained her teacher, Mrs, Mary J.
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Spring
Underwear
for
Your Children's Comfort

and incidentally your own, for too heavy
underwear at this time OF year certainly
makes lively children most uncomfortable.
Change with the Thermometer, not with the
calendar and your children won't get over
heated and they will be happier.
Children's Vests. with a little cap shoulder
sleeves, fine quality, S5c and 65c.
Thin Pantalets and Trunks ribbed, for
small boys and girls, 65c and CSC.
Children's and little misses strap summer
vusts with beading or plain tailored tops,
<Sc TO 60e each
Boys checked nsinsook athletic Union
Suits, 75e suit
Childrens Union Suits with buttons,
reinforced with strong tapes You don't
need drawer body with these, now only
3l.15 and 81 l.50 suit
(Children's Underwear, First Floor
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-05

10 pasture. The great disadvantage
liz their use is that much labor is re-
quired, for they must be cut and
hauled every day. This is expensive
because only small areas are cut at
ono time. 1t is inconvenient also
because the field work is pressing at
that season Of the year, and both the
man and horsepower are needed
badly in tho fields. Silage, on the
other hand, is cut at one opera ton
when the field work is not pressing.
Besides, weather conditions may in
tcrfcrc greatly with soilnG sys-
'cm, whereas, with the silo, a good
supply of succulent feed FOR the cows
Is available regardless Of the weather
conditions. When it is not necessary
to use the silo during the summer it
can be scaled up and the silagc pre-
Served for winter use, thus prevent
ing any waste In feed.
1t will not pay to build I silo for
less than ten head OF dairy cattle, but
the farmer with at least the mini
mum number should at once plan to
build a silo. Tho dairy farmer who
in tho fall has silo or two full Of
good corn or sorghum silagc need
not worry about what his COWS are
going to eat.
Talking recently Of the practicable
ity Of a silo a farmer Of Dillon county
said he thought it was too expansive
to buy the material necessary for
filing silo. But why shohld every
farmer need to own this equipment L?
Let him cooperate with his noigh-
hors in filling the silo as he does in
marketing cotton and tobacco AS
many as dozen dairymen can own
Jointly silage cutter and necessary
equipment at very little cost to each.
Now is the time of year to thinl,
about building a silo.