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K MDFTKMBBR REGISTRANTS V (Continued from page 4) ' 494. Pion Dexter Bullard, Dillon, gtv ?klM. K-, 4ft. Whltford Dousenbery Gauce, r ; Dillon, will tie. i . 498. Elige Tann, Dillon, colored. 489. Jim Ruban Jones, Dillon, white. 490. Charlie Hillant Weathford, Dillon, white. r-' 491. Brock Llllie Faircloth, Dillon, % '^99. Park Boeman Calhoun, Dil T to* white. I 493. Hugh G. Barentine, Dillon, ^ White. ? 494. Luther Counelius Lovoll, Dillon, white. 496. Isaac Mack Jordan, Dillon. 498. John Almond SarviB, Dillon, ' white. 497. Newberry Aiken Johnson, Dil? Ion, white. 498. Joseph Carter, Dillon, white. 499. Wesley Lancy Lovell, Dillon, white. 600. William Cornelius Arnett, Dtl Ion, white. 601. Joseph Leonard Sarvis, Dillon, white. 602. Willie Author White, Dillon, white. 603. A. Burney Cook, Dillon, white 604. Zerno McNeil, Dillon, white. 605. Percy John Stokes, Dillon, white. 606. Albert Barnhill, Dillon, white. 607. Richard Olgie Jackson, Dillon, white. 608. Joseph Herbert Brown, Dillon, white. ^09. Dewie Soles, Dillon, white. 610. Lawrence Jacobs Faircloth, Dillon, white. (17. McDuffte Edge, Dillon, white 518. E&rley Norris, Dillon, white. 519. WlUie Turner, Dillon, white. 520. Cl&renoe Cook, Dillon, white. 521. Covington Turner, Dillon, white. 522. Edmond J. Graham, Dillon, white. t | 523. Charlie Eddie Huggins, Billion. white. I 524. James Monroe Davis, Maliory 'white. 525. George Brown Campbell, j Hamer, white. 526. John Calhoun McDaniel, Dillon No. 4, white. i 527. J. Henry Dew, Dillon, white.' 528. William Daniel Hayes, Dillon. white. ! 529. Peter McCallum Stewart, Hamer No. 1, white. 530. Elias Posh Wiggins. Dillon. No. 4, white. 531. Issiah McKenzle, Dillon No.' 4 whits 611. Elmore Vause, Dillon, white. 512. Elizah Malcomb Edge, Dillon, white. 513. Richard Cox. Dillon, white. 514. Rufus Arthur Graves, Dillon, white. 615. Henry Corbetto Price, Dillon, white. 516. William Vander Hewitte, Dillon. white. City Pres On Main Street, n CLEANING-PRESSING! Work Gi Clothes protected nndc | A SPENDER is a Liabil I A SAVER is its Grea II Spend, but Si Save, and Sa^ Buy War-Savi | WE SELL Cs <r y FEUF.rAi a SYi f First Nati DILLO I The Only National B fm UNITED i jxyvmi Buy The Help Win i I TOR SALE E\ ( I k 11 The above space con / 1 1 Committee by The People: I Our advice is to buj Liberty Bonds, then depoi The Peof I 53 2. John Turbevilio, Dillon No. 4. white. 533. Andrew Thomas McKenxie, Dillon, No. 4, white. 534. Cauim Blackmail, Dillon No. 4, white. 3 535. Walter Johnson, Dillon No. 4, white. 536. Joseph Wheeler, Dillon, col- I ored. K ! 537. William Dee McKenzie. Dil- K jlon, white. I I 538. Redden Benton Herring, T3il-;| .Ion, white. j 539. Walton Conneliods Dove, Dil- I Ion No. 4, white. I 540. John Herring Moody, Jr., Dil- I ilon No. 4, white. ! 541. Ed. Butler Moody, Dillon No. 4, white. I 54 2. Walter Floyd Blue, Hanier, No. 1, colored. j 543. Haywood Bryant, Dillon No. j j 4, white. ). 54 4. Cary McKenzie, Sr., Dillon No. 4, white. 545. Lawrence Allen. Dillon No. 4, j white. 546. Gary McKinsie, Jr., Diilon No. I 4, white. lT be continued next week.) i I sing Club ear Elliot's Stables REPAUUNG-ALTER1NG laranteed :r bond famished town ASONABLE | ? D???????????????????????'.*^ | | ity to the Community 1 | test Asset. I ( pend WISELY 11 ie EARNESTLY 1 i ! ng Stamps THEM i % Hi , aEsrnxT^ 4 I % ; I 11 onal Bank! 'N, S. C. I ank In Dillon County . i i> BegXSXSXgxaXiYSX^Xg^^ j <Sxsxi)???<sxs??(?)?syi>?AXsys>?(SX5xsxs)?#.? ! PI I "22S1 I UMBtT | m And I The War I i TERYWHERE I - ! . 1 . ??T n /Sv I iriouted to War Savings I s Bank. | ! A 11,1 f War Savings Stamps, | (it your other funds in | >les Bank | :j>SXSX^>SKiD<!?XS<$*?X^^ I f I * I s" ||l 3 II 3 I O gi! ! B 3i <\ 5,1 Oh I ? O Lt vK c LJ :3q I! r a ^ I?J fe-??2 ^?! Q ?31-4 O i1 ^*?<1 ii rs Q M I Q^S : ji5 OS <J ; Q ? tr** i Pi I cb S Q ^ K.1 I ; O Q ! i ! I > . CO o g> i|l ? I w SIS i H |! <J ,! i li 4 4 i ' ? ? ? ? - \ <rf'",T">? HI,..|, WTU You Fight?I FIGHT as these Americar streets of Fismes. "They glory," the papers say. Of < , Americans. They met the finest of th rific hand-to-hand struggle, their bayonets?their bare fist went after his man desperate with one great driving purpc Guard, to silence its machine It's a pretty good way to It wins battles over there, it 1 over here?if' we fight whe J-iberty Bonds to our utmost, j When you fight?fight! * 1 .1 . 1 A. 1 . V | Lend the way tney fignt-i I - This Space Contributed i BANK of Both Registered and C Loan Bonds are now readj } : j* > l Finely Ground Florida Ph > > : GnarantppH S" hap pot WM%?1 Ull VVVU VW |IV1 VV1 I We represent the o: direct from the mines t< Insist "Natursown" for permanent i I Booklet and sample V I P Tnm*am I JL* V? Allgi C41A1 UL I* Dillon, ; [ Selling Agents for Lake] t) Lakeland, ] ? Paffe SfTem acy J?S 1 fblil 1 soldiers fought in the r covered themselves with course they did ? they are , e enemy s troops in a terThey used their guns? s. Every American soldier ?ly, fearlessly, persistently, >se?to whip that Prussian guns?to win ! fight?this American way. will win a splendid victory :n we fight ? if we buy . 1 When you buy - buy! 5uy 6ou-w co your utmost o Winning the War by .-J DILLON -lOupon Third Liberty r for deliver. f T X Y X sown High Grade % losphate % f x nt i a i it. riiospnonc Acid ? _________________ ?$ aly company selling % ) the planter. 4 ? i t on 4 V Phosphate x son iertmty % f T s on request. % f V J. R. Sprunt, | s. c. land Phosphate Co. J Florida J . d J