Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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li IMl carpets aad ran heavy fhiHais may be raised, with astonishing ease, by the use of a bed' slat if MMtUnr similar; a broom handle will answer for lightweight aril dee. Place ooe and of the slat under the furniture; put some solid object under - that sod. Then press down on the ABLE MEN ARE Y. M. C. American Y. M. C. A. Workers Teach Trai With the Government at Washin philanthropic support to Russia, the Y. M. C. A. is actively recruiting to r already manning huts over there, tors and regular Y. M. C. A. secretari welfare work in communities are b A further consideration of a defli virtually as a "go-ahead" order to the all uncertainties of the past few mont Russia. These men have been kept build op the morale of the citizens a try. The ar.^iL In the d&rk days of Russia the over that country to senre the people invalid prisoners were taken care of a all the men were broken in health, with curses against Germany. But grt wonder that their countrymen could enemy. "The Y. M. C. A. leaders in Russ tor of the War Personnel Board of t War Work Council, "have never dout Russian people. Despite all difflcultie agements, the Y. M. C. A. has rem air watching for a better day. The day Fifteen new secretaries, with ab element to the Russian life of the futu the Southeastern Department. Sor business men, but the call comes str C. A. and Community work. All an Russia help herself. American Womai (By Delayed Cable from Chateau in France.)?Mrs. Clara Simmons, Gi er furthest front, placidly runs cant field. Makes hot chocolate and dist tion. Military policeman killed by i M. C. A. forces in Vladivostok, Rusi XI ~ ' | At the ^ J*?" .r.? jr of a m.; Just like a gas sto\ E you get instant he ot cooking?with c The gas stove effi< 3,000,000 into Am A New Perfection lit oot It lightens fuel work in. It saves co i Made in 1-2-3-4 buj oven. STANDARD( I Washington, D. C. Norfolk. Va. NEW F sag) ^Q]L< f Far San Mary lahw. A. waxed paper baking be&rt?, a sheet of which can be discarded when soiled and Immediately replaced with another under it, and also a waxed paper rolling pin, with a cardboard core, so | mat tne covering may be thrown away In the Interest of sanitary baking hare been invented by a Connecticut woman. WANTED BY A. FOR RUSSIA 1 Returned Russian 8oldiers Useful ( *? gton prepared to lend economic and National War Work Council of the ! einforce the Red Triangle workers Agricultural experts, physical direc- jb as well as other mea familiar with 1 eing sought. lite polic^ toward Russia has served 1 association. The Y. M. C. A., through a hs, has kept 100 of it? secretaries in busy day and night in an effort to nd soldiers of the unfortunate counparts of Russia. American secretaries "stood by" all O in every way possible. Thousands of is they returned from Germany. Most They died, almost without exception, 11 sater even than their hatred was their have made "peace" with such an ia," said Dr. W. W. Alexander, direche Southeastern Department, National fl ited the essential soundness of the w 8 and inevitable losses and dlscourled In Russia, seeking to serve and ei is now evidently coming." tt lllty to contribute some constructive e ire are being searched for throughout p ne agriculturists are wanted, some n onger for men skilled in rural Y. M. 11 s to go with the purpose of helping G r< n Furthest Front fl a Thierry Front With American Forces afron, Mass., woman Y. M. Gk A. work- R een wnne sneils drop In adjoining ^ ributea cookies to men going into ac- n ihell near her hut. Husband with Y. lia. touch atch?it liffl a 'e?touch a match?turn a lever at and accurate regulation for an; t New Perfection Oil Cook Stove. ciency of the New Perfection ha erican homes. rhtens housework?no coal, wood, a 1 hills and gives you a cool, clean kite al for the nation. rner sizes, with or without cabinet t )IL COMPANY (NEW JER Baltimore, Md. Richmond. V*. Charleator Charlotte, N. C. Charleatoi 'ERFECT1C 3QOij\ STOVES faifiHri Ralca of tke Bnocmfnl BmiiMM Man. A business man is pretty much what he makes himself. To him is given the decision and it is generally j between business and pleasure. If a man chooses to play poker four or Tive nights a week, if he decides he would rather play golf every afternoon than stay in the office, if he aspires to be a society leader, he' must not complain if his business ' Buffers. On the other hand, if a| man makes money-getting his whole' ambition he need not be surprised; to find himself disliked or to dis-| cover that his better instincts are1 beine stunted. After all it is personality that counts, and your personality is very much what you decide early in life it shall be. Personality embraces! the qualities of neatness, cheerful-1 uess, courtesy, alterness, patience, usefulfishness and appreciation of human nature. These qualities Bpell efficiency, and always efficiency spells success T sum up, therefore, these are the essential rules, as 1 see them: Choose your life work early. Make your own rules of conduct early. Choose y our friends carefully. Do more than the routine work of your Job. Decide quickly in all matters, and act promptly. If right, ignore critism, if wrong change without delay. Practice economy. Be neither extravagant nor niggardly. Avoid depending upon your friends. Give as much as you receive from them. Practice diplomacy?it smooths the rough spots and gives you the advantage on the next move. Cultivate cheerfulness, to enable >-ou to carry the necessary and thrown off the unnecessary burdens. Indulge in sufficient play and ecre&tion to keep the body strong nd the mind vigorous. Be square with yourse1' s with lose whom you are aso iated.? inerican Maenrino 1'R COLORED TROOPS EXCEL WITH BAYONET. iroke All Killing Reconls When They Applied the Cold Steel to Germans. London, Aug. 9?Officers from the -ont bring astonishing reports of rork done by American colored -oops brigaded with Gouraud's army ast of Rheims. Their specialty is us bayonet in the use of which they xcel all others. Their proverbial a'rtiality for the razor as a weapon takes them prefer the cold steel and ley have piled up a score in killing 'ermans which breaks all previous ecords. t' -* The French officers are delighted rith their prowess, and will welcome resh colored contingents to work longside their own Africans. Ledger leaves, loose leaf ledger tatements, second sheets and all inds of loose leaf ledger supplies, aade to fit any size ledger, at The Herald office.?7-25-tf. V its ?and y kind so _..? A?k your dealer IS put about the New Perfection Kero ene Water sties or :hen to Ua. Alsddin Security Oil ? Ai1 wtntvailabi*, op and inexpensive. SEY) folADDlfl i? w. Vs. BBIB xs.c. ?|j|g| b\i SKUWTYOa I I^LI ITANDABD r J^l J m?mmmmmam .. . r.j.r ? CAN WITHOUT SUGAR 1 V 1 Columbia?Can vnlhout sugar. Save both fruits and sugar. Let your canning and preserving be sugarless If possible, suggests the Food Administration. Then later in the year, next winter perhaps, when sugar is plentiful, it may be added to suit your taste. This year when all food must be put to use in order that more may be sent to the soldiers and the allies no one has the right to let sugar go to waste or to use sugar when its use can be avoided. The Food Administration urges that the fruit crop be saved aa far as possible by canning and drying. The Food Administration is making a special effort to provide the necessary sugar to householders for canning purpose, but there are numerous methods of canning without sugar, and thousands of women are putting up fruits sugarless. In this way. more may be canned. When opened for table use these Jars of fruit may be sweetened. Fruits will keep just as well without sugar. Rich jellies and preserves require more sugar than can be spared at the present time. Sweet pickles and watermelon rind, pickles and preserves should be strictly omitted this year. In jams no more sugar than ie needed as a preservative should be used. Corn syrup and other syrups should be used to supplement sugar tor preserving of all sorts. Fruit juices can be sterilized and bottled without sugar. Thousand of pounds of sugar can be saved by following these simple suggestions of the Food Adm!nistra> tlon?and the sugar is needed now. Preserve the fruits, but spare tha sugar. CREDITOR S NOTICE. Ur,,,!., ~ 1 * ? : ? -- * ........p, muamicu uts auniiui9i.rai.or of the estate of W. K. Fort, deceased, notice is t *en that all persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make payment to the undersigned and all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby requested to present the same du'^ authenticated within the time provided by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. MRS. L. J. FORT, 8-l-3t. Executrix. With Will Annexed. CREDITORS NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Telatha Witherington, deceased, notice is given that all persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make payment to the undersigned and all persons holding claims ag ilnst sa d estate are hereby requested to present the same duly authenticated within the time provided by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. J. W. WITHERINGTON, 8-l-3t Administrator. Use the I<oose Loaf System. ; The man who uses the old bound ledger system of koeping books is as far behind the times as the man who travels in sn ox cart. The loose leaf system is a big time saver. No statement making at the end of the month. Your statements are ready to go out when you close your books on the last day of the month. Let us show you this system. It saves money as well as time. Hundreds already in use all over Dillon, Marlboro and Marion counties. Herald Publishing Co. Dillon, S. C.?7-25-tf UNIVERSITY of SOUTH CAROLINA Initratire Examinations. 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 and a variety of courses in applied 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 CAROI *NA Columbia, S. C. MARKETING HOUS. beasts burying them. Steve Hoover, Mt. Pleasants, Iowa, writes. "Commenced feeding my herd of about 100 hogs B. A. Thomas' Hog Powder over two months ago. Fifty were sick and off feed. Nearby herds had cholera. I did not lose one?they are well and growing fast." For sale by Pee Dee Cash Store, Dillon, S. C. MilKH .->? ,* Kit ISO I'lltvK. In the summer flies worry an animal. Get a hottle of Farris' Healing Remedy?costs but 50c?makes a pint worth ?2.00. Apply it to the wound. Flies will not bother it. Get it today. You may need it tomorrow. We sell it. Pee Dee Cash Store, Dillon, S. C. . 1 T While you woHk for others Bank your money and some day others will work: for you! Fveiy owner of every store or factory?almost without exception, was an employe in it once. If you are going to ever be. or do anything wortli while, you must have money in the (tank. Many a chance will present itself to you. If you have money you rui take it. Your common sense should tell you that that money will come in handy some day. COME TO OUR BANK The BANK of DILLON Safety, Service .%id 4 per cent. DILLON, SOUTH CAROLINA HAVE YOB A FAKM FOR SALE? Our business is selling all kinds of real estate at auction. We get results. We have had two years' experience in this line of work and are better equipped this year to handle your property than ever before. No proposition too large. Our representative Is now on the road closing contracts for the fall. Our season opens September 1st. If you have a farm to sell or any city property, we will be glad to have you drop us a line so that we can send our road man to look your proposition over and talk in person with you. Now is the time to close contracts, as we hope to be busy from September 1st until January 1st. We have a number of open dates in October and November and a few dates open in September. Very turly yours, Crosland-Tyson Realty & Auction Co. Hennettsvllle, South Carolina. Inciciriii-t-a:?any 01 tne nve DanKs in our home town, or a letter to anv of our former customers. * j To keep up with Dillon County you will have to take The Herald. $2.00 per year in advance We Subdivide and Sell at Auction City Suburban and Farm Property Read the Following Endorsement: 8WkCHOVlA BANK^IkUST COMPANY" CAPITAL t i:?o.ooo.oo SSSs? Wrarron-SALEM.N.C. February 9th. 4917. * back *??? * j?rnu* TO WHOM IT MAY CONCTKRH:J > | ? take pleasure in saying that we ha re "known, farorably. for a number of yoaro, the Messrs, Perrell and . J some of their associates in the Atlantio Coast Realty Co, They are men of integrity, agreeable and acoommodating la their business delaings. They hare eonduoted a number of * ?1 ales for us, or boughtand bandied property In whloh we ?p?rs interested and haws done so with suoh satisfaotioa, '49 that we will be glad to engage their serrioes again when haws real estate to offer. We haws always found them * worthy of credit and oonfidenoe and do not hesitate to ea>. dorse their eharaoter and their method of business a?d to spress our belief in their f inane la 1 responsibility, <3 Very respectfully. COMPAIT^ Truot Officer. / r Before you even consider the ale of your property?write for information or our Auction methods. It will convince you that you need LIS ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COMPANY %? The Name that Justifies Your Confidence PETERSBURG, Va. Offices GREENVILLE, N. C ^