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?*' Mr. R. P. Stack house, who mov-! li ^ ed to Amerlcus, On., the first, of the year where be has acquired g quite a large tract of fine farming f ' iands, spent a few days in his old p }uj?r homo this week. Mr. Stackhouse Is j f looking well and iB delighted with hLs uew home, though he says there . its no phice like Dillon. * Dr. C. R. Taber is at St. Luke's ii ^ ' Hospital in Fayetteville, recovering j> ^ from an operation wiiich was per- t formed several days ago to relieve \ fr ) him of a trouble from which he has y been Buffering for several yeurs.' *.! The operation was very successiul j t and Dr. Taber expects to return11 r home in a short while very much n v improved in health. ! 0 ! I k T T? fill 1 * - " ?. ?j. v.uwii uuts purcnasea trom s W. M. Hamer a valuable tract of1 a fWg^r land known as the Berry land about, b om? and one-half mi lea west of u.ll- . > on. The property adjoins the plan- h tation recently purchased from R. | n ^ P. Stuckhousc by Jno. Thompson e and contains about 500 acres. li is p Mr. Gibson's purpose to erect a ^ I handsome country home on the.1 property and move there some tiine;e f this year. 1 w | v ' Attention is called to tho adver- 0 ( tisement of the Schafer Co.. of Rittle Rock. This enterpiising f 1.111' r will have un expert cutter and fit-! ter at their store on the 27th and q r 28th and will display a large line of j a handsome suitings. They guaran-; o toe Just as good a fit as can be e secured anywhere in the world, as they represent one of the oldest and J best tuiloriug houses in America. u The Dillon County Medical Soci- a oty will hold its regular monthly , V meeting on Friday, February 24th, i s< at 3:30 p. m. ( E D. M. Michaux, t< Sec. & Treua. w 0 w Attention Veterans. j A To the veterans who served in the: b war between the states from 1861 to'a 1865. 1 - I fc Please scud in your war records.; V requited by Mrs. Duncan Mclntyre,1 i< by March 15, 1911. h If you do not care to write It yourself get a relative or friend to' P write It lor you and send it in at j once. n J. M. Katley, dealer in tiah, oys- i IS ters :uid ice. On March 1st will h I deliver ice in 110, 2& and 50 poundH, ( n delivered daily. ! fi Tickets on sale. Dance Hall, j h boarding house and cafe at Row- c i n? IIUBIIIIIIIIIIIII HI 1 S : t BiS-U * aiS_ * 1 !l New $5 If Spring ?Novelti;s that II *5 sp mzm r = * ||XH Mr. und M: now in NVw market ami i ^1 our various <le IB Hxfl s * B:-S 5 m 2 :< Mr. U. I 5 > I J ^ on Kaiii >H I Our spri mm >H sive designs tin 2m fine Embrt in (treat qualities ?;f tiiul designs for tri ^ ^ flouncing widths in s . ^ ?>Kiis, narrow ana i S .J ft in matched patterns. 5 PH ai* Nainsook, Swiss 5-*.m The prices muintain 5 I' |rj? as the leading h?us? = -> gi*at values in F.niht ts ?* The crowc ^ SIS g? for Bar] [ ||| I iinmiimiB ^., i and. to Meals served in a la. Delmonioo w ;rateful to white and colored bi Hands for past patronage. Will hi ilease them better in future. ot Respectfully, pi J. M. llutley. 01 ?0 sp Rogers-Hood. Ul A quirt ceremony was performed a n Dillon Saturday night when Miss ir 'lorn. Hood, telephone operator at >illon, was married to Mr. Charlie logrrs, of Pages Mill. So well did th oung oouple keep their secret that \V heir closest friends had no intima- P< ion of the happy event until after th he ceremony was performed. For Hi i&ny years Miss Hood has been re he efficient telephone operator at m lillon for the Bell Company, and co he was deservedly popular, not a luvue, iut' iiinrons 01 me excuauge M >ut also among her wide circle of (A runds. She was very faithful at ye tr post and she will be greatly th lisscd by the patrons of the local wl xchunge. Mr. Rogers ia a pros- Hi crous young planter of the Pages tu fill section and he is fortunate in hi a? ing won .a young lady of so man *r xcellent qualities for a life partner, hi he Herald joins their friends in Fi rlshing them a happy and pro^perus life. (>eath. j Mr. Thomas K. Hargrove passed | uietly away in the f.Xth year of his gc at his home in Wahee township, n February 6th. His remains were ni ntercd at the Catfish cemetery. of He was murried in 1X79 to Miss ulia White, of Wahee. To this of nion were born four sons and a th acghtir: Mtssds. John \V., T. F. sti nd C. E. Hargrove, of Wahee; Mr. f? V. H. Hargrove, of the Little Hock ection, and Miss Carrie Hargrove. co lesides these he leaves four sisters a 3 mourn their loss. Mr. Hargrove st ras reared near Catfish church and ran the youngest son of the late S. UI .. and Mary Hargrove. He had 8,1 een in declining health for nearly c'' year and was a man of great cnery and a kind and noble gentleman. m le has many friends in both Mar- th >n and Dilon counties who mount is departure. L. A 0 Yominent Lumlterton Lawyer brad, be Col. Neil Arch McLean, one of the ci tost prominent lawyers of the lorth Carolina Har. died at his or ome in Lumberton Wednesday w ight. Col. McLean had been in io ailing health for some months hut t?? is condition was not regarded as riticul, and his sudden death was pi . v v > v v *> v v v . wv mmiiiiiiiiiiini H Arrivals 1 I - OF I I Wearables j ; lustrate the Fashion of ring 1911 j S j *s. Morris Fo?n an' York, going over the I ; unking selections for 'liartments, for spring. N {. (Jmm|uc, representing Scliloss Bros, i nothing by deluy, iiut much by plnci ng showing was never more complete' ?t you won't find elsewhere. 1 Koch and ever iidenes new ami bcauimming waists, exquisite deuodiuui widths The materials and Cambric. our reputation in Dillon tor 'oideries. Is on every floor at 1 gains. New seasona Morris I ?? luiiiuunim i 'tally unexpected. Col. McLean ' as one of North Carolina's most , ^ 'illiant men and had represented I X s people in many positions or hon- s and trust. At one time he was *0* -ominently mentioned for govern* of his state, and again he was > okea of as a candidate for the : jL Dlted States senate. His death is distinct loss to his State and an reparable loss to the community. 4V o ??? Mr. Ueter Harllee Dead. A News was received in Dillon ednesday of the death of Mr. i X ?ter Harllee, a former citizen of J is section. Many years ago Mr V arllee moved to Florida where he and a large family. He wtu? a O ember of the well known Dillon unty family of that name, being brother of Miss Amelia Harllee, J iss Agnes Carmichael and the late ipt. Andrew Harllee Several : airs ago Mr. Harllee returned to Is section and spent several weeks ; A ith many of his boyhood friends. . urlug that time he was the pic- | t re of health, and the news of j ^ s death was a shock to his family V id friends hereabouts. He was | M iried at his Florida hon*.?? lasi riday. a 0- % AUK OF THK F.ARTH. V ? V rof. T. diainlierlin, ot Chicago, O University 1'uts ii at lOO.OOO.OlM* ? % Years. A Chicago, Feb 18.? Four hundred illtou years was given as the age the earth to-day In a lecture by roi. Thomas C. Chainberlin. h??ad / the department of geology at j e University of Chicago. His I ^ utement, which placed the date ol" r mat ion of the planets at a time J IO.OUO.OOO years previous to that V niputed by physicists, is based ot* ( ??i new computation involving a gay ^ udy of radioacitvitv. "The rate of thedissociation of ' nsl anlum rock containing radium," ltu> H id the professor, "shows us con- patro usivcly that the earth is at least ers a >0,000,000 years old. This csti- HUitjr ate is scientifically more acurate an that of physicists." 0 Ban on "Oh, You Kid!" Brockton, Mass., Feb. 18.?The Bt< in is on "Oh, you kid!" in this than ty. foum Mayor Harry C. Howard issued the r dera to-day for the arrest of all a mil ho were heard using the expret of th u on the Rtreets. He says he in- He c nds to put a stop to all flirting. ton, As the result of several com- had I aints to him by young women who in th inmiiimiiiiiia ?> > v >:< ?> ;? > < > > < >< } > ; IlifllllllllllKlllll f MORRIS rr\? - w I his Store In With a very strong collection o department contributes special mical shoppers. Offerings that that it *ill pay you to shop at ow IS THE TINE & <*o., of fBaltimore, will hold a Tailo iik your order early. Come in and lot ?never more attractive. Your choice ti y de|Hii1roent will embrace will enibri SPECIALS FOR SHI Our entire line of fall and winter mi it *20.00 buys a *25.00, *27.50, *iJO. *15.00 buys a *18.50, *20.00, *22. *10.00 buys a *12.50, * I ;t.50 *15. 25 per cent, off on men and boy's over this store during the ] ble goods are arrivinj 7ass De] ( MM ***** DRUGS AL\ PEEDI Let us fill your pre are pure, and our | We carry a corapl Medicines, Statione Pens, Garden and retail druggists. If you can't come, se PH 4 Jicy wort' accosted by the of- j :n re greeting while walking along, rt treet Mayor ilowurd instructed j d< linen to arrest all street loiter- j ud men using profanity or in- I ig remarks in the presence of i ll( " ! n L Fortune in Miser's Home. ' ii imford. Conn., Feb. 18.?More w a quarter million dollars was t: 1 wrapped up in newspapers in fi oom iu which William Malloy, ai ter, died here. Malloy was one n: n ritv'si brnr?u,*n chururt Atm tr ame here years apo from Bos- p and it was understood then he h been disappointed in love while R ie West. He became a recluse h I! ? "fassI J Ivites You f unusual values. Every inducements to economake plain the fact the Department Store TO ORDER YOUR SU ring opening with us on tin* :trd us mdisure you; will tl?*liv*?r tli<* rum lhi? IionI import***! woolens It* to** a splendid Vitlu** offering. OPPING WEEK s at tin* following prices: Od or a 435.00 suit. .TO or a 423.00 suit.. IM> or a 410.50 suit, coats and boy's suits. past week prove tl g every day partmer L iiiiiiininiiiii MM XKMM??MMM*?M??MMMM??444 III1UII1IUH1 DRUGS WAYS FRESH AT lEDRl ascriptions and save you irices are right, lete line of Drugs, Dm jry, Toilet Articles, Ciga Flower Seeds, and ever md or phone, the pi ONE NO. ltd allowed no one to enter l >oni in which his wealth waj h i?n. The tenuis girl goes out to p or nerve-producing game; Ippsnt girl goes out larking iiuse her life's too tame; the re ig girl betakes herself into orld of hooks; the scheming | > the seaside goes to fish with ; i) hooks; the flirting girl g ywhere she thinks there is lan; the dressy girl goes to Pi > buy n dress and fan; the bea oes upon the stage to show andsome looks; but the girl t ets the husband stays right nmi> nnH rnnliu I "fr -i* >i? *S? * Vi? > V* > iJ-V ( Ell Harvest For Bargain B Ready to W< Ladies' Tailored Su The entire irmi stock of Winter Su salt* at exactly oiu price. It will pay ami inspect Ihi.s suits arc mailt* off tier them suitable, wear, and are mat! winter styles, tas and ai*e ^><><1 value prices. IT uml 4th of March. Kai-mcut* any time you s|>ocll} re. I<ct us Nh?m you some! Separatt I'emlinj; t Njirinp stock. Imlnnce of u urate drown less 11 tan foi tiat the folks kno mm9 mm ' it Stor IBHaMHHHVl MUIHMhbhi >- 1A ^ DRUGS 1 THE | JG CO. I V % money. Our drugs ig Sundries, Patent X Y rs, Pipes. Fountain V ? ything else sold by X J f % rice will be the same f x X T 53. ! IKKKKKKKKKKK* the We will be In Dillon for n Bhort id- wliile making fine photographs. If you want some first class work give us a call. All work finished lay right hero in Dillon. Tent on Main the across from tho Pf ice-Court b,.. Inn. Dixie Photo -Co. the The first ten days we will make ^irl 24 Ping Pong photoes for H5c. Dock lrt" for the tent and give us a call, oea Dixie Photo Co. a trls ? 0 | I.OrtT.?Double case, gold filled her l hat w,<trh- republic works. Finder will at rewarded If returned to F. 8. Maaton, Dillon, S. C. IIMHS5SS52SS555EE > < > > c* > > < < > mm ! ? hJS I I Si 5 : Time {!? uyers in Our ear Section mtm its at Half Price B*B Under 01 our BXS lits are now on jjj J hall o! former you to come it> m offering. These ^ J J fabrics that en- H*:*? ah for early spring le in tile latest BijS tefully finished n at the original * IS *E mm ?s g:5 sis B H4>B f M ' <3 n(<w 1'iittriCs. exclu? Hmm SH|g ; Dress Skirts S|g fB 10 he arrival of oiu* large H|yS , wo are closing out tho mm ? ^ winter stock of sopskills at one-quarter ^ 33 nniT price. S3 mm ? m I w Wiiere 10 Hn iiniiiiniiin^i *' "fi