Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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M M Wm^M H |H Scene in Vitagraph's master U. r. No.? Sergt. Arthur ( COM! EVER^ THF Thurday, Frid August 1st MOW )?WW@QW<SXSa)gg)gX86? I SUPERIOR BO | GUARANTEES I BUS1NES i H Piedmant?Live, P: t location, Ideal climate plete equipment, college | tative enrollment, Sel< | Practical Courses, Mo< | ard, Strict requirement ; ; cxent product, Jtiign-ci j !. service, Permanent en ! i ary, Rapid promotion. CIVIL SERVICE COMMAND BAP IN WD ' Uncle Sam is in ne< raphers. He is holding I! day in 450 big cities ar j j men to Civil Service p j ; starting salaries of $1,( ; ' of his employers earn f j | sands of commercial he ; ; young ladies to fill vac; ! pleted office forces. If j it is your patriotic duty ! the tremendous and u ! ; office help. We have foi I cial and Teaching posii ! schools. About a doz< | holding desirable positi ' are now in training to DNDDPUCATED P IMMEDIATE AND AC ! ! 1! Famous Gregg Shor ! ! Twentieth Century Bo< ! ! scholaia r'p or monthly I or $iu montftly after J ; ? fare paid from your h j tions guaranteed on di $900 to $1200 a year. S ; | ladies in private home: j | Established emplovmei | | facilities for locating p< ! | for placing students. L ! | ers free. Thirty years !! favorably known. The !! Preferred. Beautifully ! I alog, showing photogra | | students in positions fi |j free on request. Write j | Blank and Attractive !; School Students. PIEDMONT BUS 1 LYNCH! 1 W. P. Musick. Pres. V?XtAiX?*?<S . ( I production, wOver the Top" wit] ^uy Empcy, himself. > NG TO rBOD Y S ATRE lay & Saturday 2nd and 3rd iXiVY|W?; >?'?\MsXSA' S1NESS TRAINING | rVVDIADnviIIDV uAimumvintiu \ S SUCCESS rogressive School, Central \ , Beautiful building, com- ! b trained faculty, represen- | jet class, Choice material, < iern methods, High stand- | ts, Thorough training, Effi- ; ass positions, Satisfactory < iployment, Handsome sal- | STENOGRAPHERS | IDSONE SALARIES tSHINGTON | Bd of thousands of stenog- | j examinations every Tues- ? id appointing men and wo- i positions in Washington at | KK) to $1,200 a year. Many | rom $2000 to $5000. Thou- | rnses are calling loudly for | ancies in their recently de- | you cannot go to the front, | to qualify yourself to meet | nprecedented demand for | ind Civil Service, Commer- I tions for students from 45 | m Piedmont students are | ons in Washington. Others | that end. | ROPOsrnoN merits 1 investigation f iCEPTANCE I thand, Touch Typewriting, 1 )kkeeping, Tuition sold on | plan, payable in advance 1 leaving college. Railroad | ome to Lynchburg. Posi- | ly of enrollment, paying | >pare time work for young | 3 to pay board and room. 1 it department. Superior I isitions. Effective methods | iv^-wire service to employ- | established. Widely and I Piedmont Prepared are | r illustrated 200-page cat- | phs, letters and records of | pom many schools, mailed | i us to<}4y for Application | Proposition to Summer | IINESS COLLEGE, 1116,II. Sam Jack Musick, Mgr. 1 ! POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR STATE SENATE. The many friends of Hon. L. M Rogers hereby announce him a can didste for the senate subject to th j rules of the democratic primary. I | Further' and in pursuance of th {action taken by the prospective can ididates for the senate, as publisher I in the .Tune Kth le?no T>lll??. I Herald, by which action it was de terinined that the honor of belnj senator should be conferred upon Di J. H. David, as a token of the people respect for patriots and worthy citl zenship, the candidacy of Dr. J. H David for the office of Senator o Dillon county is hereby announced subject to the rules of the Democra tic primary. k HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I hereby announce myself a candl date for re-election to the House o I Representatives, subject to th (rules of the Democratic party. J. W. HAMER. 1 The friends of R. Julian Dew an j nflfc nee his as a candidate for th House of Representatives, subject t the rules of the Democratic party. The friends of T. W. Berry hereb; announce his candidacy for th House of Representatives subject t the rules of the Democratic party. V The friends of E. L. Moore hereb; announce his candidacy for th House of Representatives subject t | rules of the Democratic Party. For House of Representatives. j) As my friends are a little slow i: f announcing my candidacy for th I House of Representatives and be lieving, as I do, that it there is n way to lower taxes! they oertainl should be equalised, I hereby au nounce myself a candidate for th House of Representatives, subject t the rules of the Democratic Primary EARLE ROGERS ELLERBE FOR COMMISSIONER. | I hereby announce myself a candl i date for re-election to the office c \ County Commissioner from Distrlc No. 2, subject to the rules of th 1 Democratic party. W. B. GADDK i i Subject to the rules of the Demc ? cratic Primary I hereby announce m I candidacy for Commissioner to rep resent District No. 3 of Dillon cour ty. I believe that I am fully quallfle to give good service in this place an will be found always willing to gran a square deal to all. . W. CLYDE PARHAM. ? I, ? Subject to the rules of the Demc cratic Primary I hereby announce m ? candidacy for Commissioner to rep ? resent District No. 2 of Dillon coun ty and will be found always willin >j to grant a square deal to all. I A. Q. PAGE. Lake View, S. C. { UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA ) Entrance Examinations. i Entrance examinations to the Un ) iversity of South Carolina will b ) held by the County Superintenden > of Education at the County Cour House Friday, July 12, 1918, at ! j a. m. i The University offers varied cour | ses of study in science, literature history, law and business. The ex | penses are moderate and many op ' Dortunities for self suDDort are af forded. A large number of scholar ships are available. War Course) and a variety of courses in applied science, such as wireless telegraphy book-keeping, type writing, an<i kindred subjects will be offered. Military training compulsory foi freshmen and sophomores. Reserve Officers' Training Corps. For full particulars write to The President UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia, S. C. CITATION. ?The State of South Carol'na, Coun ty of Dillon. By Joe Cabell Davis ' PProbate Judge: Whereas, Jane Nance has made suii to me to grant unto her letters ol administration of the estate and ef fects of Alfred Nanoe. These are, therefore, to cite anc admonish all and singular the kin dred and Creditors of the said A1 fred Nance deceased, that they b< and appear before me, in the Courl of Probate, to be held at Dillon ot Monday, July 22, next, after publi tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in thp forenoon, to show cause, if any they havt why the said administration shouk uui ue granwu. Given under my hand this 8th daj of July, Anno Domini 1918. JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, ; 7-11-41 Dillon Count] No Wat.s<mi Reunion. After consulting a good many o! the committee to fix time and pro gram for the Watson Reunion w< huve decided best not to have reun ion until after the war. Wo feel this will meet with the approval of al most everyone. Mrs. J. F. Easterling, D. M. 'Watson, For Committee. )Ben Tillman's Humor. * Berry Benson writes to the Augusta Chronicle this anecdote or South Carolina's great Senator: Among the prominent characteristics of Mr. Ben Tillman's many-sided [. ("nature was th-it of humor. Especiali | ly he enjoyed a good darky story. eTho last time I saw Mr. Tillman was ,at Trenton. With much glee he told _'this story: e "An old negro woman took sick, , and on advice from her friends she rt'sent for the colored doctor Hi. r-?n.n a a number of times, but slw did not i_ jimprove. \\ hereupon, she discharged S: j |||^ IM; Sav- vourself labor ?ana save coal foi j No coal hods or ash dependable store t gas range?for all V TV- l- vi L is 11V IVll^ MIUC UUI little as you require In 3,000,000 American li cool. clean and comforts Made in 1-2-3-4 burner Ask your dealer about t y Use Aladdin Security O - STANDARD J Washington. D. C. Norfolk. id d it ^ s *1 1 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Pf Egsjkl I^||"be'S . p (?Nx^V._^\^ ftii - :| f rw : \%<-' s%-1 7 : il XWtl u i 17* | bal V??TVv,\**^. *??1T^#?m? r?3>5??TOCTitithe en k^*t >*. m t?4 >VJfcl? m ?Vigj ia>? ?VX? ?V^ him and sent for & white doctor. On | arriving he asked: , i "What have you been taking? j " aI don't know, suh; I got sick an' I sont for dat good for nut'n niggah doctor; he giin'me some medicine, I don't know what it was, but it didn't do me no good; so I sont for you.' " 'Did he take your temperature?' j " 'Suh?' i " 'Did he take your temperature?' 1 The old woman looked a great big 'question mark. Then, after a pause, she replied: " 'I don't know whether he tuck jdat or not; I didn't miss nut'n but i my watch!" / PERFECT ?1L COOfcSTOVI ike Patriotism 1 and drudgery?save money by using i your country?by using a New Perfe i pans, no soot or smoke. A cool kite! bat can be lighted and accurately reg dnds of cooking. tnney gives clean, intense, odorless 1 tomes New Perfection is soring cool for the na bio. sizes, with or without cabinet top end oven, he New Perfection Kerosene Water Hester, il?Always available, inexpensive. ) OIL COMPANY (NE Baltimore, Md. Richmond. Vs. Charlotte, N. C AMDPiNj \ saumyoni I SS5S? | IT IN THE LONG n "^HE eyes of the army were first si . the French Revolutionary forces, iloon, -won the battle of Fleurus, 175 It was a Montgolfier balloon, the t) sthers developed from Cavallo's en >6 with hydrogen-filled pig bladders. Goodrich follows the flag into the s One hundred and twenty-five year loon, the battles of the air find not * les and Montgolfier balloons in the tl QOOOfi SBK8SIETI For war, exalting the long-known s h Silvertown Cord Tires, has adop ral-wrafrfied, cable-cord tire for airpla SILVERTOWN CORDS or ? iEADS alike are service valu Goodrich skill and honesty put m to start, and Goodrich Test C llions of miles cf road testing, here. SERVICE VALUE TIRES never f.M y IE B. F. GOOD? CM RUB?! iarlotta Branch: 435 S. Church ? - - a t For Sa!e t rr . (.j .-flci H J> Trancb *n.. Depot V OF GOODRICH AKP.OI Uae (be Loom Lmi. SyeteMj I The man who uses the old bo^^^H ledger system of keeping book^^^H as far behind the times as the who travels in an ox cart. The leaf system is a big time saver. statement making at the end of month. Your statements are to go out when you close your on the lust day of the months j H us show you this system. It money as well as time. 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