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'"~"3SS at the close of bniiiMU June 29, 1 1911 Lw and discounts $213,139.10 i Overdrafts 3,104.32 I Bonds and stocks owned by the bank 2.500 00 i Fmralture and fixtures > 1.000.00 c Other real estate owned 2,000.00 I Due from banks and i bankers ? 13,864.08 < Currency, 2,433.00 ] Gold 5.00 ? Silver and other Minor i corn ? I.UUZ 67 > Checks and cash items 726.98 i Bond account 125.71 < Total 1 1239,890.86 Liabilities: Capital stock paid in $25,000.00 ' Surplus fund 10,000.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 3,674.70 Dividends unpaid 102 50 Individual deposits subject to check 70,827.94 Time certificates of deposit 61,633.88 Cashier's checks 151.84 Notes and bills rediscounted 8,500.00 Bills payable, including cer tificates for money borrowed 60,000.00 Total $239,890.86 State of South Carolina, County of Dillon, bs.? Before me came W. M. OADDY, cashier of the above- named bank, < who, being duly sworn, says that the I; above and foregoing statement is a true conaiuon 01 saia cans, as snown i by the books of said bank W. M. GADDY. ' Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of July, 1918. L. G. MILLER, Notary Public. Correct Attest: J. C. ADAMS, D. K. FORD, R. T. RENFROE, Directors. Services at the Methodist Church. Main street Methodist church. Dr. Watson B. Duncan, Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m., Mr. W. Harry Muller, Superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor. Subject: 'The Second Coming of Christ." At 8:45 p. m. a patriotic service will be held. A service flag donated by Mrs. J. R. Watson will be unveiled. Besides the programme of patriotic music short addresses will be made by Mr. W. H. Muller, Mr. A. B. Jordan and the pastor. Epworth League at 8 p. m., Mr. L. C. Braddy, Jr., President. Prayer service on Wednesday at 8:45 p. m. Public cordially invited to all services. NOR Every depa important savin tt ^ At. , I now onenng mi OXFORDS AND I I Womens Low Cuts anc I assortment of our o' I regular $3 value, sp< I Womens Oxfords regul I ue, special at Children Oxfords wori $2 at Mens Union Suits I A TT_: _l nniicnc eiuuii ouns ui all sizes. Towels 6 for .. Turkish bleached towel Mens Socks -- . i,.u magaggBaeawi IWII i B?aarj ORAfMHr. tl -The State of Booth OmnUm, OMta' y of Dillon. By Joe Cabell Dttb. 'Probate Judge: Whereas, Jane Nance has made suit o me to (rant unto her letters of idmlnistration of the estate and elects of Alfred Nanoe. These are, therefore, to cite and idmonish all and singular the kinIred and Creditors of the said Aired Nance deceased, that they be cod appear before me, in the Court >f Probate, to be held at Dillon on donday, July 22, next, after publi:ion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the foreloon, to show cause, if any they hare shy the said administration should tot be granted. Given under my hand this 8th day >f July, Anno Domini 1918. JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, Ml-4t Dillon County CITATION. Ttla Qtd to nt tfnnth Popnlinn Pmin. y of Dillon, By Joe Cabell Davis, Probate Judge: Whereas, Dora Phillips baa made suit lo me to grant unto ber letters of idministration with will annexed of the estate and effects of William Phillips. These are, therefore, to cite and idmonlsh all and singular the kinined and creditors of the said Wiliam Phillips, deceased that they be ind appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Dillon on Monday, July 22, next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show, if any they have why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 8th day of July. Anno Domini 1918. I JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, 7-ll-4t Dillon County CITATION The State of South Carolina, Coun ty of Dillon, By Joe Cabell Davis, Probate Judge. Whereas, T. W. ft A. W. Bethea have made suit to me to grant unto them letters of administration of the esestate and effects of W. L. Bethea, These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of -the said W. L. Bethea, dec'd., that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Dillon on Tuesday, July 23rd, next, after publication hereof, at 10 o dock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 8th day of Jgly^Anno Domini 1918. ^JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, 7-ll-4t Dillon County Subscribe to The Herald, $2 a year RIS1 Jl rtment is co-operal g Opportunities to > ;m to you. Buy N( Sal. X>W CUTS Fine Coml I Pumps, wn stock, Shoe PoU! scial at __$1.48 2 and 1 si lar $5 val- paste, a . . -- $1.98 Mens Pali th up to en sizes $1.19 fi|ue Cha| worth $ 69c. f good nainsook, **oys Kha $2.50 Bed *oc. galem she Is full size. bed size 14c. now. WORRIS I I Notice ?f Scholarship WnrnhmtUm mORlML CliilHlw, S. C. Cooroos In engineering, ociencoo ud art* B. 8. and C. I Degrees, military Instruction of unsurpassed excellence. Classed by the war department as "distinguished military college." (1) vacancy the State Scholarship for Dillon county will be Ailed by competitive examination on August 9th. These scholarships provide for nearly all expenses, and only those candidates who are unable to pay are eligible for them. Necessary blanks can be obtained from the superintendent at the Citadel A limited number of pay cadets will be received, expenses, including board, uniforms, tuition, and all uiuor ima, ?ooi. nvxi bobvuu uvkiud Sept. 20th. Catalog sent on request. Address COL. O. J. BOND. Supt. 7-ll-4t The Citadel. Charleston. S C. GERMANS ADMIT ONE BIG MISTAKE. Find That the American Soldie** Will Fight With the American Army in France July 8?(By the Associated Press.) ?An indication of what the German army thinks of the fighting ability of the Americans is given by a copy of an intelligence report of the (deleted) German army, which has Just been obtained. The report, describing the fighting on the Marne, refers to the (deleted) American divisions as a very good one "almost] an attacking division' and adds that ."nerves of the America^) have not yet been shaken." I The German fire, the report says, had been unable to affect the morale of the Americans who only lacked the necessary instructions to make serious adversaries. Prisoners taken by the Germans, the report stated, were physically ] well built and were aged from 18 io 28. rneir cnaraciensuc utterance i is quoted 'We kill or are killed." The report adds that it ia impossible to obtain military information (from the Americans and th/at they rarely will indicate the positions they occupied in the line, j In general, the report /declares, the Americans make a good impression. For the moment they j continue to consider their part in the war as that of "big brother" who h[ad come to Europe to assist their "little brothers" and the latter's / mothers and sisters, but also declare that they had come overseas to rfight for their country. Most of the Americans, Ike document adds, are of foreign extraction "demi-Americans." it ciKlla them but it admits that their sp irit and fighting qualities are remarkable. ^Sis n i n n rA5? JLY Clip ting to make this\th< pou. In many insrai )W and buy heavily I es That Sound "i bed maco socks in black m. ?h 10c. loe polish liquid and 11 colors. m Beach Suits in brok, special at __$6.45 mbray Negligee Shirts, 1.00, special at -- 59c. ki suits special at $1.98 Sheets at $1.48 ;ets full size, doubled big bargain, buy them I ^ASS DEI s ^ni We hftTe sec oat to make this July the price of desirable merchandise is dailj most stylish goods, bought before Uu make room for oar fall stock which a you take advantage of (this opportune LADIES GEORGETTE BLOU8E8 VOILE WAISTS Just received handsome Georgette Wat 11 ? -t styles, on sale 95 ^ ?taile Waist on sale at ^j| 50 ^ Jap silk waist worth $2 on sale at Organdie waist worth ? a AA and 21.50, on sale at vlewU SATIN, AND TAFFETA SK11 White wash satin skirts made in most approved Btyles, on sole only mneia SKirus in rancj sinyes, worm to $12.00, also black on ?|* *TC sale at 99* I 9 Wash cotton skirts on ?*| <m f* tc sale at via 19 DRESS GOODS UNDERPIUC1 Great line of Voiles in all the wante< they give as much service as gingham much more attractive, on sale at 25 c quality at One lot 36 in Voile on sale at You will find good values in every def | Jones E " ion First DEPl lN-UP SAL1 ; greatest event of mat nces, we could not bu> for summon fall and e rhe Call of Econor MENS STRAW HATS Any hat in the house at half Dinene, yard Extra good quality linene us for skirting and middy bloi es, pillow cases and scar rAOrillfll* VoIllA AMA OA A V5 U1UV Vll^ OV case at Tennis Oxfords ... . in black and white, for men, woi en, boys and girls. Wash Skirts -- Wash skirts made of good qui ity, wash material, assorted colors, worth $1.50, special a ?AR TMEN / UIIIHu Mb^U Iwi u Skirts, W Dress C In the Most * Stvle ? Ki|f(nt July >n oar history in votuna r soaring higher, still we hare tho?w 9 extreme advance away under mark rill begin to hrrlve in a few days am ty to lay in a liberal supply of these AND Figured lawn on sale I special st, the very OXFORD6 FOR MEN, C|j Mens black G. M. laoe i ^ * fords, worth 95, to go &9 7C Men tan English rubb ^ sale at only $1.25 Mens white canvass, t hot days, on sale $1.19 " Tennis Oxfords, specia ITS $5.00 MEN Cheviot, Gingham, Pi from $7.00 , . . and Silk Shirts, on sa to ac of nnnrltl _ Sport shirts with sho $2.95 ? [5D Athletic nainsook und 1 colors, and ment i, and are IjACES and ^ Great line ot real dai) ItfC* embroidery and lace at AA Boys wash pants, Koo wUC# on sale at (age 6 to 11 ?artment and we invite you to come ry Gooc sti E ly seasons, pesentin ' new goods for the ven next year. ny L Ginghams, yard . price. One solid case of 31c. sorted patterns jjl A great Summer fg this week. Trim y faced others i 31c. pretty, a combii and low prices, . .. 48c. ble, special at . mT>_ l:I- ! ou;h wiuic negii] _79c. sizes, special at eil- Boys wash pants I made of plain and t __ 79c. cloth. TSTORE > fla * Approved jpH S | ie of ?Im Md while the || | ids of dollar* wafi of the II at price. We do tide to II 3 1 its to your tot or eat that II s ? money Mving rahaa. II . 10c. ? 25c. pi WOMEN and (MLMilN.* B ind button Ox- d?| '-liM at $J.4j er sole on $3.95 11 he very thine for theae ftj $1.35to $1.95 jf . .? Eft ; ?? 50c. 1 ra aktbth 'J ercale, Soisette, Crepee, A "..74c." $4.00 : rt sleeves each 50c. KMBROn>ERlKS "T tot1 Cfl"4 1 and Comfortable, Ap 1. 13 to 17) only V?)C? in and inspect, osnr line. Is Co. * ORE i ig wonderfully : prices we are i ' .. 16 2-3 ginghams, as, big value. Millinery Sale med Hats, some trimmed, very nation of styles really incompa ?$2.98 gee shirts, all * 50c. 50c. I J i striped beach I f I q y ?II