Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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UmVBMRY of SOUTH CAROLINA Entrance examinations to the University of South Carolina will be held by the County Superintendent of Education at the County Court House Friday, July 12, 1918, at 9 a. m. The University offers varied courses of study in science, literature, history, law and business. The expenses are moderate and many opportunities for self support are afforded. A large number of scholarships are available. War Courses uu m TMicigr ui courses in appiteu science, such as wireless telegraphy, book-keeping, type writing, and kindred subjects will be offered. Military training compulsory for freshmen and sophomores. Reserve Officers' Training Corps. For full particulars write to The President UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROITNA Columbia, S. C. EliftsYouFcroi Bp 'w" . g AC, * vHBiK9 ^Bc ox IIHJUI ; For Mali I /l? 4* 11*6 an etedWnt ton*. Baildi you ap j jro* ?tM and drone- Tooo Bp I .WW. increaaaa your Uppctitr In mal I wntrici Qfudtnt. prevents malaria. II I impi.ea* of chilli and Imt try Oaidu \ ?? Mr r*. I tiirilffail- Rrm??bef that Osidi I iJ^WWCCtl. Gaarantaud. If it do I <M* JttB, you can tak? (h< ampty bottlca I 'did your drufjptt will refund III paw (ma | <^W^T 110 Per Cent ofj Suits lor W I IThe?e are values that y Best Tailoring in these also we are offering che Mohair St Schloss Bros. & Co., of clothes on the American elusive agency at this i Clothing people. Let us s Mens and I a his is a tremendous ill Made Overalls. Our pg $1.50 to $6.50 for men. Fi for boys. Mens Dn Prices 75c to $1.00, $1.5( swellest line of shirts for They fit and have the loc LET US S L.Cot DILLON, SOU ..M "-I, w,.^. jskshsrhbbm^mhuih Evening Prayer. _ At the request of the ladies of the I wwn mu oraer nas oeen issued by the i Mayor requiring the electric lights J, in the town to be shut off each night at 9:30 o'clock for a period of two minutes as a signal for all the peo; pie of the town to offer a prayer R< | for our boys in the army and for a di j victorious peace. It is hoped that ru every person in town will bow in _ humble submission at the stated hour and offer a prayo*- for thos?? *ic who are now fighting for us. Prompt- di 'ly at 9:30 o'clock tonight the lights {n I will go off for two minutes and it is Hi ' earnestly hoped that everybody will te j spend the two minutes in prayer. se j. Must Be Relatives. re Phyllis had seen her grandma's white I spitz dog, but had not seen the white 1 ' angora cat until her last visit. After j eyeing them carefully for a while she su I turned to the dog and asked him: "Is tK , that your cousin?" ~ ri< -da r< _ a n.j -tn lADeaonevni tie old fashioned 4gti? is hard 16 nc it irid of. but Oxidine does it. This 111 onderful medicine knocks the ma- *fl| th ria germ right out. It will help !^gal >u as it has helped thousands of hers. We have many testimonials PH ?5 i hand to show. ' NNEI dH (1j ^ jH c< ZH n< J D( | ^ y( I9 V/fiH ty to * a. f on Palm Beacn I ? [en and Boys I pa 'ou cannot aiiord to miss B\ i goods. Kool-Cloth Suits iap- fp tits for Men 8 Baltimore make the best ^ market. We have the ex- a "J loint for these High Art M p? how you what we have. B D n a- * w Duys ranis % [J, ? th, ie with us. Also Union M t mts stock runs in price B ~ om 50c. to $1.00 and $2.00 V let as wt 2ss Shirts 1 ?< m m< 5 and $2.00. This is the ? on ^ us young men in the county. % nu M rei ks about them. i bo ERVE YOU " f mm> if ; cej : soi tingham IB K BH TH CAROUNA I? M CO POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS __________J, FOR STATE SENATE. The many friends of Hon. L. If. i ogers hereby announce him a candote for the senate subject to the ! les of the democratic primary. Further and in pursuance of the j1 non taken by the prospective candates for the senate, as published 1 the June 6th issue of Dillon erald, by which action it was de- j rmined that the honor of being] nator should be conferred upon Dr. H. David, as a token of the peoples , spect for patriots and worthy citinship, the candidacy of Dr. J. H. ivid for the office of Senator of lion county is hereby announced, bject to the rules of the Democra- j primary. ? I OUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I hereby announce myeelf a candi.te for re-election to the House of presentatives, subject to the les of the Democratic party. J. W. HAMER. The friends of R. Julian Dew an>unce his as a candidate for the ouse of Representatives, subject to e rules of the Democratic party. The friends of T. W. Berry hereby inounce his candidacy for the r>use of Representatives subject to e rules of the Democratic party. The friends of E. L. Moore herehvl inounce his candidacy for the ouse of Representatives subject to les of the Democratic Party. For House of Representatives. As my friends are a little slow in inouncing my candidacy for the ouse of Representatives and bearing, as I do, that if there is no ay to lower taxes they certainly tould be equalised, I hereby an>unce myself a candidate for the ouse of Representatives, subject to e rules of the Democratic Primary. EARLE ROGERS ELLERBE. FOR COMMISSIONER. I hereby announce myself a candiite for re-election to the office of >unty Commissioner from District 9. 2, subject to the rules of the emocratic party. W. B. GADDY. Subject to the rules of the Demoatic Brimary I hereby announce my ndidacy for Commissioner to repsent District No. 3 of Dillon coun. I believe that I am fully qualified 1 ? ?? *vi ? - b"c 6"uocmce 111 laiH yi?ce ana ill be found always willing to grant square deal to all. W. CLYDE PARHAM. Subject to the rules of the Demoatic Primary I hereby announce my ndidacy for Commissioner to repsent District No. 2 of Dillon counand will be found always willing grant a square deal to all. A. Q. PAGE, Lake View, S. C. The many friends of C. P. Hayes mounce him as a candidate for tmmissioner from District No. 2, beet to the rules of the Democratic rty. The friends nf W R Hnrinn on lunce him as a candidate for Comissloner from District No. 1, subct to the rules of the Democratic irty. NOTICE. Pursuant to the rules of the Dem-* ratic party a meeting of the Exetive Committee for the County of Hon will be held at the Court )use Thursday. August 1st, at 10 dock in the forenoon, for the purse of revising the club rolls. Any rson who has the right to enroll d who has not been allowed to en11 or any person who desires to allenge the enrollment of another 10 is not entitled to enroll can apar before the committee and make eir complaint. A full attendance of e committee is urged. A. B. JORDAN, 28-2t. County Chairman. Use the Doose Deaf System. The man who uses the old t ound iger system of keeping books is' far behind the times as the man j 10 travels in an ox cart. The loose if system is a lig time saver. No itement making: at the end of the >nth. Your st.iVments are ready go out when you close your books the last day of the month. Let show you this system. It saves >ney as well as time. Hundreds alidy in uso all over Dillon, Marlro and Marion counties. Herald blishing Co. Dillon, S. C.?7-25-tf j CREDITORS NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator; the estate of Wm. Phillips, de-' ised, notice is given tnat all per-j as indebted to said estate are reby requested to make payment the undersigned and all persons lding claims against said estate j e hereby requested to present the me duly authenticated within the ue provided by the law or this no Kaiser Says Hardest Part of War' Still Before Him. The Hague, July 26?"The hard- j est part of the job is still before us. j The eneiuy knows th?? war is about to reach the point of decision and is summoning all his strength for a final defense and counter offensive." Thio uroa A 1 * ??? ??uu vuc uuoci vauun uL lilt German emperor recorded by Karl Rosner in the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger and apparuntly made on the eve of General Foch's offensive. On the same occasion Field Marshal von Hindenburg gave Rosner the following statement: "It is to be hoped the people at llllllllllllllllliill NEW I Ma Save yourself labor ai ?and save coed for ] No coal hods or ash | dependably stove thi gas range?for all ldi J The long blue chim little vnn MnniM :1 | |; In 3,000.000 American hoi J j cool, clean and comfoitabl Made in l-2>3?4 burner li j | Aek your dealer about tb< Use Aladdin Security OilI STANDARD Washington. D. C. Norfolk. Va. 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i4 How . B ai HERE is now i*^ ... old a.vJ new. ?n prices higher, Goodrich Tire Si least to the rise. t| A glance &t Goodi for nine years revc n surprise to tire users so a - ?T Ooodrich tires are S war times, or any otl ,1 This year's increas :5 tire prices is far I m price increases. 1 55 I | I 1 SEE \\ 3? i' THE B. F. C 5 o n n n i: o t 1\ \J UULvlV V Charlotte Branch: ^H :kU[| YEAF i9M ?-l9l2 n n 'ill w ^^F^BBHWr <?ic? r?<n home are full of confidence. But they are not learned in patience. I hope nothing is so promptly punished, as overhaste is no good. ol "Preparation is half the battle ct and the people must remember we st are not working with machines that h? can be smashed as soon as the job tc is completed. We are working with h< the most sacred thing we possess; hi namely, the blood and life of the sa German people. Our last reserves jti must be strong men who will return ;ti from the trenches to take up peace j cc tasks. We must not be left at the j end like smashed machines but must , ? be strong and unweakened." lllllillllllllllilillMi'iW lllilllllllllllllilllllll^ PERFECT IL CO OK STOVE HQQ^e f; JA J?l-? - ? 4 ke Patriotism P rad drudgery?1-save hioneykjr using in irour country?by using a New Perfeci >ans, no soot or smoke. A cool kitch< st can be lighted and accurately regui ids of cooking. ney gives clean, intense, odorless he nes New Perfection ie avitif eoel for the natfc ie. see, with or without cabinet top and oven, i New Perfection Keroeene Water Heater. ?Alwajra available, inexpenaive. OIL COMPANY (NE^ Baltimore, Md. Richmond. Va. Charlotte, N. C. AUDDIN StCUWTYOa WUaMB niiiiiiiiiiiiriiwm^flliniiiniiiiiiiiiiiii: MWKWaWMaWWWMBBBMBg T IN THE LONG R Tire Pric< ttle War C it on tire prices, Yoi| 5&11 buy War has scat cent bss than yc > -ars ago. ^ i tl shave respond- And reitieml ? prices you get . . service of G< rich tire price ; VALUE TIRES, rals a pleasing That is, the m not cosily for ing comfort, gas ter time. prolonged mile your car and on e of Goodrich >elow general It is good wa GOODRICH SER1 IQORIC ivjirs mmu mm> m jgjOUt, IIKE GOODRICH S. Church ?LY PRICES Jv r*j) 19 *ci? ?^xi?#* * imftmai ??wflaeimy ; - CREDITOR'S NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator r the estate of W. K. Fort, de?ased, notice is given that all perms indebted to said estate are ^reby requested to make payment > the undersigned and all persons elding claims against said estate e heiK>by requested to present the Line uuly authenticated within the me provided by law or this nore will be plead in bar of their re>very. A MRS. L. J. FORT. -l-3t. Executrix. With Will Annexed. IV" himnn-iiTi'ii'iiii imiini1 rmffl ppl I 'ay |ji expensive kerosene tion Oil Cook Stove. ill u en and an all round j j lated as easily as a t?as much or as m mod keeping kite hen* ' ' j |' V JERSEY) Cher leaf on, W. Vg. j I Charleston. S. C. ) I 11 nniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimilllllll,, ij ^ v&mmrzahi a S 'si ^ p /OStS *0* | Goodrich tires 35 per * >u paid for tires nine j] ber with Goodrich ?5 the sure, full value ? JODKICH SERVICB j3 laximum ot easy rid- j oline economy, and ij age ? in service on the road. ? ir economy to buy VICE VALUE TIRES. -J n |H^9 ^1 HC'i