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j FARM | j =??? ??5 ?< t2R IrPAC (nLiliiriiljil intn ww fivAvn uumuviuvu tutu %>* . ?y. ! , / 1??? FRIDAY, OCTOBEl Dillon, A? I*_! J A-l-1 ? * ?x t " <*A VII r nuay, vctooer 11, ai iu:.3U a. m., \ ing to Joe. P. Lane and Alma R. Land to less of price. This property is known s This tract of land lying one mile of the i vided into small tracts and will be sold c There are several nice dwellings and oil of the best roads in the county?the Dillo We will also sell 10 high-class residence as the R. L. Lane-Donaldson lands. Barr This valuable property lying as it does, and safest investment offered this year. , * % Friday, Oct. 11th Music by Brass Band. Val Sale Rain or Shine. Liberty Bonds and W. S. S. purch I .. . ... . . United States Ls i GREENSBC \ }t .-.'A, . . SAI.F small tracts 135 Acres ? 11th. 10:30 a. m. s.c. ========= . ve will sell the valuable farm belongthe 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. Lthouses, and the property lies on one n-Lake View Road. i lots on Main Street extension, known is, stables, shade and fruit trees. almost inside the city limits is the best i. at 10:30 a.m. I uable Prizes Given away i Ladies Invited. taken in payment on any ase md Go. Selling Agents. >/?0, 5. C. y Mrs. John Madison Kerry is in lie- j ' eeipt of the Following Lietter ! from her Son Who is in France. Guess I had better continue to write reguktrly as I know you g>'f anxious to hear from me. t I am well and getting on fine. If: you could see me you would think I1 must get good fare. I am about 40 > pounds heavier now than when I left for camp. We get plenty to eat and it's all cooked good. Without the thought of being so! far away from homo I feel as good1 as 1 ever did. | I am with a fine bunch of boys. None I knew before entering services i but they are all nice good boys and we I get on fino together. Me and three or four of the other boys were out for a walk this p. m.i and found some briar berries. We[ ueciaea 10 pick some and have some plea but there were not many ripe ones. They have just started to ripen and we are going back in a few days. France is a pretty country, it is! right hilly. At present we are sta-l | tioned at one of the prettiest places j ! you ever saw. The town itself is on ] top of a high hill and you can see several other villages around in the valleys. Every inch of ground thatI can be is cultivated. They raise lots I of grain over here. ' One of the most peculiar things to. i Ime is that the same house is used! for all things. The family lives in [ one part of the house and they keep! I their horses, cows, hogs, goats and chickens in the same building and 1 have their hay and grain up stairs. How is everything at home? Hope the crops are fine. Haven't heard from you in some itime but hope to hear soon. i When Uoes scb~j! open at Oakj Grove, and who are the teachers this, Itime? Would love so much to see you i I jail. Will be home some sweet day. j'j Remember me to all my friends j land accept my love tor all especially you and father. IYour loving son, SAM. , Notice Sale ?f Personal Property. Notice is hereby given that we will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash before the residence r.f lt<n ?r I l>~.?? - I ,w. ?uv <i . i,. uciuon, in i in* [own ; of Dillon, on October 12th. lb IS. tit I twelve o'clock noon, personal prop- | erty belonging to the estate of the'J said \V. L. Belhen, deceased, consist-;! t ing of household and kitchen fnrni-jj ' tore, farming utensils, 1 horse, 1 cow, ! j 2 mules, 1 carriage, 1 buggy, hogs I and other personal property. Said sale being made under order i iof the Probate Court for Dillon county. T. W. BETHEA, A. V. BETHEA. 10-3-2t.' Administrators. | Plaint I po ! J I am now bool |jf and January shij I or from Clio. If bags I am in posi stock is grown es very important i You have got t( Advise me vai want and I will J I | CLI Carolina Milling Co. I Wade Stackhouse, Owner. * i We wish to announce that we have bought out the | 3tubbs Grocery Co. and will conduct a package grocery in connection with our mill Mr. M. A. 1 Stubbs will be in charge of the sales department of both the mill and the grocery store. In addition to handling the various products made by the milk the grocery store will keep all products usually handled by a wholesale grocery. jj We expect to make a specialty of handling farm ' seeds. We are in the market for pure Cleveland Big Boll seed or will grade your own planting seed for you. We have Fulghum seed oats for sale; also red rust proof seed oats, Leaps prolific seed wheat, rye. rape sedd, formalin for treating seed oats and | wheat for smut. We advise that all seed oats and wheat be treated for smut. It is impossible to prepare a good seed bed for wheat, oats or rye the same week as planted, lireak up at once all land to be planted in small grain and k71 p harrowed once a week till you plant. We advise to finish planting wheat, oats and rye on or before November 5th. Later planting likely to be winter killed and make much less crop. 1 j 'I ' ? i CAROLINA HILLING COMPANY | Wade Stackhouse, Owner. IL SSSsSSsgjlli ? I I ????? ?i TATOES J I king Seed Potatoes for December pments. I ship direct from Maine I you want ten bags or ten thousand 9 ition to handle your business. My C ' pecially for seed, and good seed is V n growing a profitable potato crop. ) produce both quantity and quality. C 'ieties, quantities and deliveries you ff quote. \ S * i ii. Bennett I eea Potato Factor | O, - - - S. C. I ^