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| FARM 13$ Acres Sob-divided into FRIDAY, OCTOBEi Dillon, On Friday, October 11, at 10:30 a. m., i inir to Joe. P. Lane and Alma R I.and in less of price. This property is known i This tract of land lying one mile of the vided into small tracts and will be sold < There are several nice dwellings and 01 of the best roads in the county?the Dillo ^ We will also sell 10 high-class residence as the R. L. Lane-Donaklson lands. Ban This valuable property lying as it does, I and safest investment offered this year. Friday, 11th ? Music by Brass Band. Val Sale Rain or Shine. Liberty Bonds and W. S. S. purch United States Li GREENSBC 9 SALE -11 ior i - i small (.raws too Hires ? 11th. 10:30 a. m. s.c. sve will sell the valuable farm belong > the highest bidder absolutely regardis the R. L. Lane lands, heart of Dillon. S. C., has been sub-di>n above date on very easy terms. ithouses, and the property lies on one n-Lake View Road. 5 lots on Main Street extension, known is, stables, shade and frmit trees. # almost inside the city limits is the best 3- 1 f \ m O - Ul iV.Ul/ U.III. uable Prizes Given away Ladies Invited. taken in payment on any lase mrl fin Sflllinc Atfpnts iiiu uu- ?? ?? mo, s. c. i! VOl NCi SPEAR'S Bl'ltlEI). 1 Clio,, Sept. 27.?The body of Herbert Spears readied Bennettsviile today and the funeral and buiial will be at Hebros 'butch "itivday afteriiuor at / o'clock. Young Spears wus an enlisieu man ch the Mount Ver-' lion, which was torpedoed <>n September 5 and if the first of our Marlboro -ounty men to fall in the line, f duty. He enlisted in May, lit 17, was I -- VUIICU ? VI Ol" I % ll't* J Ul v I t), I 1 / , (iinl | M assigned to duty on the Mount Ver-! J noil, a converted German ves el. He had crossed the sea six times when' Jf he was here 011 a brief furlough in. June. He w-ns a son of Robert Spears, who lives near here, and has; a large family connection in tbej ^ The Ladies Aid and Home and For-! eign Missionary Societies of the Pres- , ^^H|| A w byterian church will meet on Friday kJHIn c\H afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. W.: ^9S8K1 B. S. Chandler. The members are re-1 quested to bring fifteen cents each | -u8K3 ^ as a donation for the orphanage. HkQbI _ CITATION. ^ I?! The State of South Carolina. coun-| aiW ty of Dillon, by Joe Cabell Davis,' jSgHjj ^Yi-~ Whereas. Jno. W. McKay, has made I L^SSS HB) suit to me to grant unto him letters of administration of the estate and Juif effects of Susan J, Lester. These are, therefore, to cite and ^ BTjlilnl admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Susan J. Lester, deceased, that they t>? andl IB] w appear before tin- Court of ? Probate, to be held at Dillon on Mon- IIiIm I day, October 14 next, after publica- ' lion bereof. at 11 o'clock in the' forenoon, to show .atise, if any they ajU have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 27th day' Ihit your mc I of September. Anno Domini 1918. ? , w Uf JOE CABELL DAVIS, ' 1 Judge of Proba'e, I *** always safe; II 10-3 Dillon County. | 11 Money nn?I II Notice Sale I' Personal Propetly. ? ^ ran ' 011 I litem while you II Notice is hereby given that we will' steal them II sell at public auction to the highest 1 || bidder for cash before the residence, Kent a bo\ || of the late YV. L. Bethea, in the town miiul || of Dillon, on October 12th, 1018. -at' || twelve o'clock noon, personal prop-1 II erty belonging to the estate of the I said YV. L. Bethea, deceased, consist- , ing of household and kitchen furni ture, farming utensils, 1 horse, 1 cow,, 2 mules, 1 carriage, 1 buggy, hogs; IL p |-^ and other personal property. | J?/a Said sale being made under order 0 of the Probate Court for Dillon coun-i T. W. BETHEA, DII A. V. BETHEA. _ 10-3-2t. Administrators. % Buy Liberty Bond, bx think you can, and th % Bonds. v if . Then ?> ing your full Shoes, L JMflk Skuffer Shoes ar RealSer ! A We are fr 1 f V pur prices a ers ask for t J ^6 ^aVe ^ m LADIES <|# \ \ |jyiliy| will be willir X CoatSu V Coats ai r R Dresses ' ?1 "" '"" "" | Jones Dry i Next to Picture S fw&&| muwosioiffs iMnwm UNITED STATE# jPOVEKNMENT Buy Them And lelp Win The War 'OS SALS EVERYWHERE P * *?** FIRE Tvrr- ~5|3| PR0JF ?ney in our Hank and your valuables in our safo?. Then yon will know where Ihej are; that they that you ran net them when you want them. c valuables kept in the home make you nervous, it without feeling that something may liap|>eii to are gone. Kire may hum them or hurglarx may ill our safely ile|n?sit vaults ami have peare of ANK of DILLON fety, Service and 4 per cent. JLON, SOUTH CAROLINA iy all the bonds you | \en buy more Liberty | :er your mind feels refreshed from do- & duty, come to Jone's and buy your, Y adies. Fancv Boots. fhilHrms V Shoes, in all sizes. Mens Dress & id Good Looking Shoes that Give ? vice. equently told by our customers that Y re 50c to $2 a pair cheaper than oth- a he same quality. 4S AND BOYS CLOTHING X a good assortment of Mens Suits X r in good styles that we can save you on. Ask to see them. & ; COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES ? le most approved styles at prices you Y ig to pay. X its at $65.00 and down to $16.50. & t $95.00 and down to $12.50. ^ at $45.00 and down to $9.75. Y n Ac I VJUl/UO vu? I how, Dillon, 5. C. I <|