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PLA) t n?iinwi?wty i i in ii n ' : Our bank nev* Riw to any buaim Mill, ill thia . 4 tho farmern. Oft*i ruwmr quit* at* lve? to call on ur tvhen ; ?>wer quit* a? h?t ' [ fanner to carry a c together with con? 1 ! , , nafc place for your KtokIiir bank in a it over with us Uh i > deposited or withd uail rout* solves tl J [ to do your banking Imer iPLAI [ DILLON, TOE EVENT OP THE SEASON. I Coburn'n Greater Mlnisti-els Coming I Owing to an open date the Co- | burn Greater Ministrels, numbering | thirty all white performers will | give one performance at the Dillon | School auditorium, Saturday. October 29th. It is just by u mistake of the New York booking agency that such a large and expensive Company have an open date also that Dillon theatre goers can have such a treat. The same original com- j pany that plays all the larger ^ cities of the North and enroute to Charleston and Savannah will l . v| presented. This. .opisi'any carries 4 Iio own specia} scenery, I>eautiful costumes jjnd effects. Tae Greenville (S. C.) Piedmont , ?-5)r recent date in criticising the Coburn Show says in part: < Coburn's Ministrels at the Grand 1 Saturday Mattinee and night, pleas- ' ed a large and enthusiastic audi- < ence. The show this season is by ! far the best that Manager Coburn ' has ever put out. There is plenty of ginger trom start to finish and . there is not a dull moment during < the whole performance. The bass 4 solo of Bob Hockett was one of the features of the show, as Mr. Hock- * ett possesses one of the best bass 4 voices that has ever been heard in 4 Greenville. Mr. Ldvely in his act of J flexibility deserves special mention. 4 The song and dancing this season | is far above the average. Messrs. Hlackwell and DeEoss made a great j hit in their novelty dancing and ' singing act. j "Toe quarteete that Mr. Coburn j Is carrying this season is exception- | ally good and every song rendered | by the quartette boys was thorough- | ly enjoyed and they were encored j time and time again. Mr. Hayes j In his musical act was one of the features of the show, for this act K waB ky far 'he best of its kind over seen on this stage. "I^ast, but by no means least, was the great marionette act put on by the MinistreliB. Watch for th?? noon miruiin .?rwi ; ^ secure tickets at Evans' Pharmacy, j Program of the Upper Marion Union at Nichols, October 28th 2CKIt and :JOtb. Friday, Oct. 28th. 11 a. m. Introductory sermon by J 0. K Mason. 12. Enrollment of delegates. Election of officers. Reports from ; the churches. 1 p. m. Adjournment. Dinner ou the grounds. , 2:30 p. m. Devotional exercises, j Discussion: "Does the Prosperity of the Times Present a Problem to Our Churches? If so. How? And What is the Solution?" By W. C. j Wallace and A. E. Rogers. "The I "* 'oil of Human Den<?n#t?n/??. I a Purpose in Christian SerBy H. A. Willis and J. H : p. m. Announcements and -nment I Saturdsy, Oct 20th. a. m. Devotional exercises, ision: "What Should a Church I for in the Community?" By * C- Pittroan And E- v- Moody, tory of Nichols Baptist church, i Km. D. Baker. 4:3d. Announcen.ents and ad- < A W i* IS CHANTS AND NTERS BANK r fulls to Rive good service to the fanner us it *?i man. As a matter of fact a few Itunks could ind age of the world without the co-operation of i a farmer can make money by borrespo?isible borirtily as a substantial depositor. Do not hesitate jrou want, money. We welcome a responsible borirtily as a substantial depositor. It will pay every hacking account with us. Our burglar proof safe, prvative management makes our bank an absolute 1 money. Deposit your savings and grow with a growing community. Why not come in and talk lay? Accounts may be opened by mail and n ton lew rawn in this way with equal facility. The rural ?e problem. It is not necessarv to nnno to t??? We make a special of Herring the farmer. CHANTS AND LITERS BANK. SOUTH CAROLI. +* *+<* ++** ? <fr*4>* <.***.{.* *4**4444.4. 444 4 44 4->?44444444 r ? " ? ? SPARE - DATE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM S Saturday October 29th 5 J.A. COBURNS GREATER (\./i I l\J c t d tr 1 f An all White Company of Merit,?The Most Gorgeous Electric First Part Setting ever seen on the Dillon stage, with an array of Ministrel Stars, headed by Eddie Hayes, Hi Tom Ward and six I other comedians. I hew Vaudeville, Sweet Singing, Daring j Acrobats. "The Great Mantell Marion' ette Cirzus." Watch for noon Street Parade, j Prices 50c, 75c and $1 Reserved seats at EVANS PHARMACY. bpimhhmh * journment. Dinner on the grounds. COTTON (ilWKI) TO OCT. IS 2 p. m. Devotional exercises. 1 Discussion: "How May a Small (Vvrinnirnt'N Itepoi-t Shows ."S.4 Church Minister to the Phvsieal f?tlO Hales?Iteport by States, N'eedB of the Community?" !"y D Washington, Oct. 25.?Tho < K. Mason and W. P. Coker. B. '> l . ,sm bureau's report on cotton sh discussion of special topics en- 4 10,960 bales were ginned to nounced at the Union. L"be IRth from the growth of 1! 3:30 p. m. Announcement red c ci.j.'cl with 5,530,967 for 19 adjournment. 0296,166 fur lOo* and 4,420, Sunday, Oct. ,H)th. for 1907 to the corresponding d 11 a. m. Missionary sermon by State 1910. 19< H. A. Willis. Alabama, ..... 523,051 512 -- - Arkansas 161,111 330. ralvin Mcody, of Dillon, came Florida 26,837 35 over Tuesday to visit his wife and Georgia 914,565 I'1*? get acquainted with his little daugh- Louisiana 113,20- 143, ter, who arrived Monday. Mrs. Mississippi 354.361 390 Moody is at her father's, Mr. C. North Carolina, 249,942 255 l'rlce, on Jennings street Oklahoma 419.983 329, |>t South Carolina, 313,512 624, Heath of Mrs. Ga<l?ly. Tennessee 57.608 101, Mrs. W. H. Gaddy, a most es- T?a8- .... 2.068.742 1 676 timable lady, of Gaddys Mill, died A play. "The Old Maid's Cli quite suddenly on the morning of will be given by local talent at the 20tb. Mrs. Gaddy was a daugh- auditorium of the Fork Acadi ter of the late Dr. Regan and is for the benefit of the Metho survived by a husband, several cbil- parsonage, Friday evening, Oct< dren, a mother and several broth- 28th, at 8 o'clock. Adtnissl and sisters. Adults, 25c; Children, 15c. JL | it, 'Hi a ii Annni II nimui j.l ? ?? ???< ! S In the stoi I 8 the Peoples < |i| ened a strict! | If you are lo aof if urill r\o ; mm VQl II TT All business. 0 the best that 3 IS From us yoi ! and courteous: ! 5 delivered prom 15 town limits. T IT 9 to call and ins] We want you J tesy and promp s S lt SSUf M/ <g Ki if | ? !g 1 _ _ := I ,096 B fo Attend the ,040 B The remarkable sum ,426 on* <>' Hange* at ,301 B 10 **n(,w 'he opportunit OCA I Hi Th#> tM'Wt ulvA*?iaA>,,A, 42*^8 w^? '><>uKh ? < am 4 9 KKKK.?Hoi coffee (ion. 1 the OSK WKKK ON1,Y. fray ( dUt >t*r Little Rock Hardw* ion: 19 . . ^,?MaiaaM 1^' " ^ * v< ^ ## 2jj^^ ~?*?r'll mcemem ; e formerly occupied by a* Grocery Co. we have opy Fancy Grocery business, oking for good things to ty you to give us your ur stock is fresh and of the market affords. | i will always receive prompt 5 service. Our goods will be g ptly to any point within the E he ladies are especially invited g )ect our stock. g r business and if quality, courtness count with you we will get Yours truly. Phone 160. K A A A A, AlA, A, A WW WvW WT Vv Wv Owen &C0* I i J uiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I ? In v i te You S demonstration of the Cameron Steel Kongo. us and mail) satisfied customers who bought t our Ian) demonstration has encouraged us tjr for you to secure a bargain, it ia a satisfied cuatomer. are satisfied, and biscuit nlvcn away during the demount raXOVKMHKK rrH to 12TH. ire Co. Little Rock, South Carolina. mmuiiiiiiinnnimiitS