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I fws.& i. I wHy I | iWWMiByr L Buy Them And k ; ; Help Win The War rOK SALE EVERYWHERE ' I f - y * I He had a chance once. When h^va^oupt^ lie earned money and could have put some of it in the bank. By now, that money might have grown to be a fortune. At any rate it would h?ve been a snug sum to have, and would have provided for him. Every life has its December if we live it out. Bank your money with us and have no fear of the future. Come To Our Bank. The BANK OF DILLON Safety Service and 4 per cent. DILLON, SOUTH CAROLINA I Subscription Rates of The State Effective October 1st, 1018, the subscription rates of The State will be as follows.: DAILY AND SUXDAY. Per Year ?0.00 DAILY ONLY, Per Year 7.Q0 SUXDAY ONLY, Per Year 2.QO 8KM1-WKKKLY, Per Year, 1.5Q Short term subscriptions at same rate. Payable invariably in advance. Until Octol?er first renewals for not more than one year in advance will l>e accepted at the old rate, $8.00 per year. Subscribe to The State now, and have a real newspaper, covering local, State and general news, come to your home as a dailyvisitor. Address, The State Company s Columbia, S. C. POSITIONS POSITIONS POSITIONS Th? GOVERMENT OFFICES, and BANKS and BUSINESS OFFICES everywhere are CLAMORING for efficient Clerks, Bookkeeper*, Stenographers, and Typists at ALLURING salaries. Young women, and young men who are INELIGIBLE for the Army, have the OPPORTUNITY of a lifetime to secure HIGHSALARIED and PERMANENT positions, with assurance of rapid advancement. Call, or write us TODAY for low cost of training. DRAUGHGN'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Largest Because Best National Reputation 1626 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. John A. McLeod, Bingham. 197. Henry W. Cottinghani, Mallory.l John W. Johnson, Hainer, 2. 199. Willie Graves, Dillon, t. 200. Eurie King, Lake View, 201. John Brown, Latta. 202. Clarence Leach, Latta, 3. 203. Allen Barrield, Nichols. 1. 204. John Kenny, Little R<ftk, 1. 205. James A. Mclnnis, Little Rock, 1 206. Robert McRae, Latta 1. 207. Furinan Wright, Jr., Bingham 208. Quince Moore, Latta, 2. OAO T/vhn If n-..-..* * ^ ?? UUUU Ol. I ) I ? cl M I , V 210. Claude Rogers. Lal.n V t>w 211. John H. Blunton Dillon. 212. John T. Moody. Dillon, 4. 212. James Curtis A'l-e'is, Dillon, 4 214. Lonnie Grice, Mallory, 1. 216. George W. Bryant, Dillon, 4. 216. Luther Bethea. Dillon, 3 217. Make W. McRae, Maxton, N. C 218. Henry L. Bethea, Latta. 219. Marion P. Rosier, Lake View, 3 220. Adville Brumbies, Latta, 2. 1221. Dock Andrew -Burnett, Latta. 222. Jesse E. Cook, Little Rook. Joseph F. Dail, Dillon. ! 224. Andrew P. Bethea, Dillon. 1225. Nenus A. Pace, Luke View. 1226. Willie Strickland, Fork, 1. i 227. Andrew Evans, Mullins, 228. Addison Hodges, Laita, 1. (229. Norman J. Bethea, Latta. 230. Rowland Brewer, Lake View. ; 231. William McLean, Dillon, i 232. Thomas J. Bass, Latta. ' 233. Shepherd Turbeville, Lake View 234. Percy A. George. Latta, 2. I 235. Tracy F. Powers, Latta, 2. i 236. Robert F. Booth, Lake View, 3 I 237. Ferny Mack Johnson, Hamer, 2 1238. Joe Watson, Fork. 1. 239. Richard Thomas, Latta, 2. 240. Junius F. Williams, Mallory. 24 1. Frank Chavis, Hamer, 2. 242. Nathan McCall, Latla. 2. 2 13. James E. Wise, Sellers, 1. 24 4. Furinan M. Edwards. Fork. 24 5. George L. Seals, Dillon. 246. John Hamilton, Dillon, 3. 24 7. John Plumer, Rowland, 3. 24 8. Worth Anderson, Lake View, 3 249. Haywood Bryant, Dillon, 4. 250. Ralph H. Daniels, Latta, 1. 251. Troy Lee Pace, Dillon. 252. William Bonds, Dillon, 1. 253. Ronie Z. Johnson, Latta, 3. 254. Neil Hodge, Latta, 255. Covington Turner, Dillon. 256. Count P. Ord, Floydale. 257. Ernest B. Wallace, Dillon, 3. 258. Luke E. Woodle, L/atta, 2. 259. Curtis Willis. Little Rock. 260. Willie Shockleford. Sellers. 261. John Arthur Price, Hamer, 2. 262. Marion T. Booth, Lake IVew. 263. Tracey Leon Woodle, Lata, 2. 264. Willis G. Porter, Latta, 2. 265. James LeGette, Latta. 266. Isaiah H. McKenzie, Dillon, 4. 267. William Joaey, Mallory. 268. Judaon Farfield, Kemper. 269. Wharfton Ford, Kemper, 3. 270. Peter McKeller, Dillon 4. 271. Ed Barney. Hamer, 2. John Dewey Freeman, Latta. " 273. Dave Mdntyre, Dillon, 3. 274. Lee Curry, Hamer, 1. =? 275. James Gasque, Dillon. 276. Richard Myers, Brownsville. _ 277. King S. Manning, Dillon, 1. 278. Willey A. Carter, Dillon. 2. 279. George W. Alford, Dillon, 1. 280. Frank Kelly, Latta, 2. 281. Sim McCall, Clio, 1. 282. Lath Ford, Hamer, 1. 283. William L. Craves. Hamer, 2 ioi. r runs uogers, l/iiuu, 285. Julius Franklin Rogers, Latta. 286. William L. Dillon. Latta, 3. 987.-Unfits Miller, Nichols, l. 288. Dewey Iiay, Hamer, 2. 289., Edgar Rufus Graves, Latta, 3 290. James B. Gibson, Dillon. 291. Henry Hayes. Hamer, 2. 292. Marvin Currie, Minturn. 293. Thomas D. Tvner, Dillon, l. 294. Vernie Page, D.ike iew, l. 295. Ellis Pittman, Fork, l. 29 6. Joseph Wheeler, Dillon. 297. Gary Strange, Dillon. 298. Dudley Drake, Dillon, 3. 299. B. A. Bedenbaugh, Dillon. 300. Baker Fore Gasque, Dillon. 301. K. Page, Lake View. 302. Roy Townsend, Hamer, l. 303. Larkin F. Britt, Dillon. 304. Scip Jenkins, Clio, 2. 305. Clarence L. Williams, Bingham. 306. Walter C. Carter, Mullins, 2. 307. Furman Weatherford, Dillon, l. 308. Feldon Shipman, Dillon, 3. 309. Don Gasque, Dillon, l. 310. John H. Elvington, Kemper. 311. Bonnie W. Cottingham, Dillon,2 212. Archie K. McLellan, Hamer. 313. Chalmers L. Jones, Hamer, 1. 314. John W. McCo tnick, Dillon, 3. 315. B. G. Stackhouse, Dillon, 316. Waher McLaurin, Hamer, 1. . 317. Dudley Johnson, Latta. 318. W. H. Butler. Dillon. 31H. Howard Ionian, Latta, 2. 320. Walter Purvis, Little Kock, 1. 121. Robert C. Cox, Latta. 2. 322. Israel I. Fass, Jr., Dillon. 323. Richard Smith. Floydale. ,>24. Neille McFarland, Dillon, 3. 325. John Manning, Little Rock. 326. Oliver Bethea, Floydale. 327. Erastus Hoggins, Lake View, 2. 328. Geo. W. Smith, Dillon. 3 29. Shepherd Page, Lake View. 330. Charley G. Rogers, Latta, 3. 331. Oscar Campbell, Dillon, 4. 332. Luther B. Rogers, Latta, 1. 233. Robert Carl Porter, Marion 1. 334. Mark Anthony Woodle, Latta, 2. 335. Joseph Williams, Dillon, 4. 336. James G. MeCall, Dillon, 3. 337. William S. Blue, Hamer, 1. 33 8. Lucien G. Bridgeman, Dillon 339. Willie Z. Bethea, Latta, 1. 340. Alex Trawick, Dillon, 4. 3 41. George E. Miles, Dillon, 2. 34 2. Lawrence Allen, Dillon, 4. 343. Johnie Davis, Fork. 1. 34 4. Bruce R. McQueen, Little Rock 3 4 5. Preston W. Reth"a, Latta, 1. 346. John H. Carroll. Little 'tock. 3 4 7. John McNeil McDonald Fork, 1 (Continued on page Eight.) i TREASURER'S NOTICE. I | The books for the collection ol county, state, poll and road tax will be opened in my office, October 15, and will continue open until the last .day of January, 1919, without penalty. After said date the following penalties will be added: One per cent January, 1 per cent additional in February, 5 per cent * additional until the 15th day of 'March when the books will close. V The following districts have special levies for school purposes: |No. 1 26 Mills__ Pee Dee No. 2 29 Mills Carolina 'No. 3 31 Mills__ Harlee No. 4 32 Mills --Little Itock ;No. 5 30 Mills __ Oakland No. 6 33 Mills Minturn * j No. 7 3 2 Mills Ziun No. 8 38 Mi'.ls __ --Dillon No. 9 28 Mills Dotlian I No. 10 30 Mills New Holly iNo. 11 31 Mills __ __ __Binghatn jNo. 12 31 Mills Kentyre I No. 13 32 Mills Union Vn 1-1 * S11-. ? 1 o vi itiiua I'ageg Mill No. 15 33 Mills __Mt. Calvary 'No. 16 33 Mills __ __ __ Keuiper 'No. 17 32 Mills __ __ Bermuda No. 18 28 Mills __ __ __ Mantling No. 19 39 Mills Mt. Andrews No. 20 39 Mills Latin No. 21 34 Mills __Dalcho No. 2 2 3 8 Mills Oak Grove No. 23 30 Mills Hillsboro No. 24 30 Mills High Hill No. 25 37 Mills__ Pleasant Hill No. 2 6 3 4 Mills Fork iNo. 27 32 Mills __Tenipcrance No. 28 32 Mills __Sellers All parties between the ages of 21 and 60 years, inrlusi\e, are liable, ! unless exempted by law, to a poll tax of $1.00, also to a commutation tax of $2.00 Those who desire to pay their taxes through the mail may expedite . matters by dropping the Treasurer a Icard asking for the amount of their I taxes, so as to avoid sending the jwropg amount, also stating the townjship or townships (if property is owned in more than one) and if possible give school district where prop erty is located. After paying taxes examine your receipts and see if all your property is covered; if not, sec about it at once. All nnronno ?- ? . ,,V . owuu n i uillh IUI II.1UI IlldllUU or asking for receipt to be Bent tc enclose the return postage, as nc provision ig made for this item of expense. By following the above sugges tions complications and additional costs may be avoided. Any person wishing the amount of their taxes will write me not latei than December 1st. Yours truly, JNO. R. WATSON, 9-26 County Treasurer. Use the Loose Leaf System. The man who uses the old bound ledger system of keeping books is as far behind the times as the man I who travels in an ox cart. The loose ; leaf system is a big time saver. No ; statement making at the end of the I month. Your statements are ready i to go out when you close your books ' on the last day of the month. Let I us show you this system. It saves ! money as well as time. Hundreds al1 ready in use all over Dillon, Marlboro and Marion counties. Herald Publishing Co. Dillon, S. C.?7-25-tf i YOUR WIFE CAN USE IT. If you are away from home and one of your horses takes the colic your wife can treat him if she has Farris' Colic Remedy in the house, i It is easy to use. Just drop it on 1 the horses' tongue and in thirty i minutes he is relieved. Get it to; day. You may need it tomorrow.? j 9-5-4t. 1 The Strong Withstand the Heat of Summer Better Than the Weak Old people who are feeble and younger people ! who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to go through the depressing heat of summer by takj ing GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. It purifies I Alifl Pnrlrhpa tha hl/wl onT IvnllJn -?k~L - ? tern. You can sooo feel its Strengthening. Invigorating Effect 60c. TIm Quinine That Docs Not Affect the Head ! Because of Ha tonic and laxative effect, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE is letter than ordinary i Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor < ringing in head. Remember the full name aiul i look for the signature of E- w. GROVE- 3uc. Wood's Seeds Crimson Clover Increases crop production, improves the land and makes an excellent grazing and forage crop. WOOD'S FALL CATALOG Just Issued Tells All About Crimson Clover, Alfalfa, Fulghum Oats, Abbruzzi Rye and all other Farm and Garden Seeds rOR FALL SOWING. Catalog mailed free. Write for it, and prices of any Seeds rej quired. ____________ ! T.W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen - Richmond, Ya. CTtKDITOKS NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of I the estate of J. D. Amnions, deceased, - notice is given that all persons in debted to said estate are herby re quested to make payment to the unr dersigned and all persons holding claims against said estate ure hereby requested to present same duly authenticated within the time provided by the law or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. J. D. WEBSTER, 9-19-3t. Administrator. r.rinrt wn *.- ? v,^ww miuiv Vs\j\\?r resn in milk, for sale. Apply to Mrs. J. It. Reuw^s, Latta, S. C.?10-10-2t. City Pres ' On Main Street, i CLEANING-PRESSING Work G Clothes protected und PRICES RE ?<5>'sx^;5xa>?<ixa>^ * | A SPENDER is a Liabi! I A SAVER is its Grea J 1 Spend, but 5 | Save, and Sa Buy War-Sav ; I WE SELL 1 so ; I * " First Nati I DILL* 1 The Only National ] | SXiXsXsXsXiKsXsXi^^ I fw a maauorB J mun % UNTTEI I JCX3VEI (J Abmhhmbhm | Buy Th< | Help Win | FOR SALE E The above space con | Committee by The People Our advice is to bu; | Liberty Bonds, then depo I The Peoj ? 1 * i | WAl ?? 525 COTTON PK X Sacrifice ( if * 524) Head l\>land-< sey Cows, never d one lO-months pu ii A-l young mul ments, modern to V corn, etc. Y FOR LEAS1 Five liorse farm, state of citltivathi ^ < liiii't lies and mai i j. w. < |? FLOYD/ ?>< ?? tj FUKS NEVER BOTHER. In the liumer flies worry an anlmul. Get a bottle of Fan-is' 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 soil it. Pee Dee Cash Store, Dil I MARKETING HOGS. ! 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 ising Club dear Elliot's Stables -REPAIRING-ALTERING uaranteed er bond furnished town :asonable lity to the Community I itest Asset. 1 ipend WISELY I ve EARNESTLY I ing Stamps I THEM I a besmve^ ^ rSTEM^^i g ional Bank I 3N, S. C. I Bank In Dillon County | j FS)IB>??????ffl???????<8H8?000000 SSI MsnuM ? l BY TUB @ > STATES ? IMUVUT s sm And | The War ? VERYWHERB itributed to War Savings 1 is Bank. y War Savings Stamps, | sit your other funds in | )les Bank | STED I ? KKKH AT ONCE. A "losing Out X de I ['hina Hogs, 2 JerIry, fresh in spring, y re bred Jersey bull, y les, farming imple- v ols, Abruazi rye, X K OR RENT. A l>es( of land, high ? >n, close to schools, A 'kets. (aood houses. X CONNELLY 1 lLE, 8. C. A >