The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 08, 1918, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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Let Us J
We sold appro?
ion dollars wo
South Carolina
We use only <
groundmen and
We know ho-v
Write us or se
system.
Within three to foi
(charge of property
Wffh ?VIA?*A ?VkAMO.?r
i it tin tuui^ muncy
known, now is the
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HOME OFFI(
w. JH. Matthews,
Auctioneer.
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Advance Fall
daily. You'll adi
and untrimmed h;
taffeta.
II MORI
I An August Sa
II Fresh new goc
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Women* White Oxfords, one t.
full of white oxfords and pumps,
values, choice $
laulies Hose, in black, white and 1
at
Curtain Scrim, big variety to s<
from, special at the yd.
Jewelery, novelty jewelry, luval
ear hobs, link buttons, neck laces
other \arieties, choice at
Service pins and army pins at .
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cimately a quarter
rtk of property 1
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lac;v iaii willllll 111]
expert developing i
auctioneers.
v to sell your pro
:e our agent and
ur weeks from the tin
we sell and have settl
in the country than ha
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alty & Aucti
:E: - GREENSBOR(
Pearce Bethea, M.!
Local Representative.
Millinery?is arrivin
nire the new trimme
its of velvet, chiffon an
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in<
le of Dependable
>ds are daily oper
he earlier pattern
al?le SwwpiiiK reduction on Choict
bin Dresses, High Claos Models, tieoi
1.19 Dresses for street or |Mirty we*
this lot are Crepe de Chene, e
nation georgette and taffeta, tt
blue and satin dresses, in richest s
10c of taupe, light gray, tan, blue, I
wistaria, etc., e\er> new idea it
resented, including the geoi
overskirt, the chcnile embro!
dect as well as tailored effects.
15c.
Ladies House Dresses, snecial
iers,
I I'oitIi Aprons, extra k<km1 qualit;
rale, special at
< hildien finesses, sizes 8 to 14
made of ro<h1 quality k'hk'
SOe. s|H'< ial at
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H.
Harrelson J. O., Like View, R. 1.
Herring c. A., Luke "View, R. 1.
Harrelson Sidney, Lake View, R? 1.
Hayes Franklin H., Lake View, R. 2.
Horne Perry, Lake View, R. 2.
Horne II. H.. Lake View, R. 2.
Hodge Colonel, Lake View, R. 1.
I.
Ivey Dudley, Lake View, R. 2.
L.
Lupo Clyde, Lake View, R. 1.
Lupo Wiley A., Dillon, R. 4.
Lupo C. B., Lake View, R. 1.
Lupo Jessie, Lake View, R. 2.
Langley John A.. Lake View, R. 1.
Lupo William S., Lake View, R. 1.
Lonette Sol., Lake View. R. 1.
Lupo Lonzo M., Lake View, R. 1.
Lee Pinkney, Lake VKjw, R. 1.
Lupo Joe, Lake View, R. 1.
uupo Hauip, Lake View, R. 1.
Locklear Randolph, Lake View, R. 1.
Lonette Bethel, Lake View, R. 1.
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Miller Iredell, Dillon, R. 4.
Martin William Tally, Lake View, R. 2
Miller David M., Dillon, R. 4.
Miller John B., Hamer, R. 1.
Miller Luther M., Lake View.
Miller W J.. Lake View.
Martin J. W., Lake View, RFD
Mc.
McKenxie J. R. Lake View, R. 1
McDonald F. D., Lake View, R. 1.
McRae M. D? Lake View, R. 1.
McKenxie John, Lake View, R. 1.
i McDonald M. H., Lake View, R. 1.
O.
Owens Oscar, Dillon, R. 1.
Owens J. A., Lake View, R. 1.
P.
Page F. M., Hamer, R. 1.
Prevatte Henry, Lake View, R. 1.
R.
Rogers Harley, Lake View, R. 1.
Regan J. Guerney, Hamer,
Rogers Thorman, Lake View, R. 1.
Rogers D. Hampton, Lake View, R. 1.
Rouse Bennie, Lake View, R. 1.
Russ John J., Lais? View, R. 1.
Rogers Robert S., Lake View, R. 1.
Rogers Curtis, Lake View, R. 1.
S.
Spivey Wilson, Lake View, R. 1.
Smith Hardy Jake, Lake View, R. 1.
Smith H. D., Lake View, R. 1.
Smith H. D.. Lake View, R. 1.
Scott, B., Lake View, R. 1.
;Skipper Kelly, Lake View, R. 1.
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iTurbeville Clarence, Hamer, R. 1.
iTurbeville J Aulden, Lake View, R. 1.
W.
Wiggins Stinson O., Lake View, R. 1.
Walters Williams James, Dillon, R. 4.
Walters Neal, Lake View, R. 2.
Williams John, Lake View, R. 2.
Wiggins John Monroe, Lake View, 2.
Watts Owen, Lake View, R. 2.
A.
Andrew Joe John, Hamer, R. 2.
Amnions Milton Thomas Hamer, R. 2.
Ammong Charlie C., Clio, R. 1.
S.& 300
MS? up to $
lem And '?,s "*
i The War ,han ?
EVERYWHERE
nFP'
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y Corn?
se that Rival tht
ripple over the <
ice to newer anc
t lean-Oilt-Sale <
Suits. Kutirc st<
marked down at
everythlr k redd*
.sure of a quirk d
weather nulls In
other cloth, spct
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rl 'ir Mens Cool Cloth
J ' | our regular stock
[/km s'Kt,al at
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Mens Blue Chan
negligee slilrts, s
> ue. special at
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Branch Floyd. Hunt, R. 2. 1
Blacktnan Crawford. Dllloa, R. 3. 1
Blackman John D.. Little Rock, R. 1. 1
Branch H. Klueland, Little Rock, Bl. 1
Burnett John C., Dillon, R. 3. 1
Bennett H. Boyd, Clio, R. 3. ft
Berry Victor, Minturn. * ft
Ballonger, F. Bomaa, Minturn
Barrtngton, Clarence W., Dillon. ft
Barfleld Ernest, Little Rock. ft
Brumbies Wesley, Minturn.
Bethea Preston Long, Clio, R. 1.
Burnett Thomas F., Little Rock, R. 1.
C.
Clarke D. S, Dillon, R. 3.
Calhoun Wade H., Clio, R. 2.
Cottingham, J. L., Dillon, f
Cottingham Rupert S., Little Rock.
Cottingham J. A. E, . 11
Conner Hector, Hamer, R. 2.
Cox, Walter B.. Clio, R. 2.
Choolns Robert, Little Rock, R. 1.
Chavis Thomas, Little Rock, R. 1.*
Currie Sam. Minturn. .
Currie Jae. Lawrence, Minturn.
Chandler Samuel John, Minturn.
E.
Edwards Mathew F., Clio, R. 1.
Evans Walker W., Minturn.
F.
Ford Trusaie C., Dillon.
O.
Graham Martin H., Clio, R. 2.
Graham Archie, Clio, R. 2.
Garner William, Clio, R 1.
H.
Hardy Benjamin F., Minturn.
Horton William B., Hamer.
Henderson John D., Little Rock.
Hayes David, Little Rock.
Henderson Hugh A, Little Rock. R. 1.
Hennegan J. C., Minturn.
Harris Alonso T., Minturn.
Hamer Jno. M., Dillon, R. 3.
Hamilton Rembert C., Clio, R. 1.
Hayes Mack, Clio, R. 1.
J.
Johnson Duncan A., Minturn.
Johnson Walker, Little Rock, R. 1.
Jackson, Alex, Dillon, R. 3.
Jackson Roderick M., Dillon, R. 3.
John Pete, Hamer, R. 2.
Johnson John J., Hamer, R. 2.
Johnson Funley M., Hamer, R. 2.
L.
Lane Herod, Hamer, R. 2.
| uine uurus M., union, K. 3.
Mc.
Mclnnis Daniel B., Little Rock. 1
Mclnnis Lonnie, Little Rock.
Mclnnis Peter D., Little Rock.
Mclnnis Lauch Wesley, Little Rock.
McLaurin Dunk Jr., Little Rock. 1
Mclnnis Will, Little Rock, R. 1. I
McColl Alex Dudley, Clio, R. 2. <
Mclnnis Miles Murdock, Little Rock. ?
McColl Thad, Clio. <
McLaurin Clarence, Minturn. <
McColl Willis Harmon, Clio.
McQueen John, Little Rock. 1
Mclnnis Duncan L., Little Rock. '
McLendon Daniel R., Hamer, R. 2. 1
McGirt James Tomes, Little Rock. y
McRae John A., Minturn. t
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Pairs Womens Low
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MW\9jn v llll'll
go<{d qualitj
Suits. Choice from Hoys Sumi
; values up to $13.RO shirts and
$0.5O ftt? e,wh
Mwis Pants
weather rt
Ht ?
ibray Shirts, Mens
mail sizes 91.on val
59e. llous Mlousc
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d we have reduced
irry stock over.
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zounters in allu
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>f Mens Hot Wear Mens Work
?ck of summer suits ________
: clear a way prices? MenH 8trav
:?l so as to mane
ip disposal. Mens hot
Palm Hearh and Tobacco Tv
ial at $?.??
pjjM^Mfag i ii I
(CRM Arek. Mlntura.
kLMrti Rttloa, Little Reek.
leCall Jok* A.. Cllk. R. S.
IcRae William Alford, MUtturn.
IcRm Hector, Dillon.
IcRne Make. Maxton, N. C., R. 1.
IcRae Duncan D. Jr., Mlntmrn.
(eDonald K. McLaurin, Little Rock.
N.
I or ton Lucian C., DiUof, R. S.
lorton Jessie Eugene, Little Rock.
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Remembered in France.
Mrs. J. H. David Is in receipt or
he following letter from Mr. Jack.
>. Moody, Field Clerk, with the Ex?
ledition&ry Forces in France:,
In Fmnoe,
"Mothers Day"
4y Dear Mrs. David:?
It was only a short time ago that:
heard the very, very sad news of
John's death over here, and in thin,
ery poor manner I wish to expresa
ny sympathy for you and for the
>octor and for the sisters.
I have thought of you all wary of?
en since I heard of your great loos*,
is I knew very well what John meant,
o each of you. I know he is not only
nourned for by you, but all tha
:ountry around, and by his oomradea
>ver here. I feel that I have lost one
>f my very best friends. All the boya
oved John, and we all mourn his loea
vith you.
I know the cause for which you.
cave him lifted you up, and even
hough your heart is crushed you
ire also proud that you could give
to much. Let this thought lighten,
rour heart from day to day.
Just at this time when all the
nothers in Amertce, who have boya
>ver here, will be receiving "Mothsrs'
Letters", I have thought of you
This will at least remind you that
me boy in France is thinking of you
>n this day; and even though John.
can not send you his letter, we all
enow that he is with you in spirit
>n this beautiful Mothers' Day.
Accept my heartfelt' sympathy,.
JACK O. MOODY.
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CONSIDERING WAR ON JAPAN.
r./enine Believes Russia WUl Be Compelled
to Act.
London, Aug. 6?It is reported fron*
Moscow, by way of Berlin, that the
Bolshevik government in Russia is
considering a declaration of war
igainst Japan, says an Exchange Telsgraph
dispatch from Copenhagen tolay.
Premier Lenine, the message adds*
las up to this time been opposed to
such action, but it is believed that
Russia "will be compelled to declare
war, notwithstanding the fact that
the people are opposed to any war."
Shoes yorth
ey are small
them rather
ORE
Tier Stocks
ring colors
nes.
Shirts, special at 59c.
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v Hats at \% Price
fine, the lb ?5c.
is. Boys unions made of
r balbrigan at 50c.
ner Underwear. I'nderdrawers
all sizes, choice
25c.
. Choice |Mints for hot
'giuar 94 value, special
$1.08
*i special at each __5?c.
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