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Hit{k School Pupils Should Study til
Horn* While Kchoel is Suspended.
It is a time when one must nial *
the best of a very bad situation. The
question of 'hew the high school pupils,
especially the Juniors and Son
tors can make up the work lost 01
account of the continued snsnensioi
of school and make good on tin
standard high school requirements
laid down by the school, by the stair
officials, and by the roller and nni
versities as entrance prerequisites' is
repeatedly asked.
First, state and college nffh i;>ls
will doubtless a copt something loss
than the usual requirements for grad
u&tion in view of the fact thai
the suspension of schools has ben
very general over the stale. Bui
since most of the s< h o's h ve at cady
resume? work, this compromise or
> the part of the slate -and college authorities
will not answer the qu"Stioi:
for Dillon with a continued suspension.
Second, the session can he extend
ed somewhat into the summer, awill
likely be the ease all over tin
state; but since all the schools will
likely do this, it will still leave Dil lon
behind in the amount of working
time.
Third, holidays will be largely elini
inated from the school calendar. Th";
will be general over the state.
L^<vll ?<i K in A nn f am II.a TM 1 I ...? ?. . .
r vui in, in vi un inr iim* I'lmmi
pils to get abreast of the procession
there will be necessary on llie pari o|
pupils, teachers, niiil parents an in
tense cooperative effort to cover more
than the usuul ground per unit o
imc, that is, more earnest and s'oad
last work, more study in the after
noon and evenings.
It is decidedly^ worth while f??i
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A Offer for s
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X first sold in tw
X acres one-half
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ON SALE,
stint; of :i<MJ lures with more than a n
suit tin- pur* Insets. In tli;s sultlivh
no of the In st farms around the pros]
IN DAY, DECE
Sale
ican Realty
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I high school pupils, rertainly for the
Seniors, for tin* Juniors too, and the
recommendation might as well in
elude all the g'ades. lo get busy with
? home study while wailing for the
- situation to improve. There is a great
- detil of work that can he done t<> adi
\antage by pupils at home. The sui:
perintendent will be glad 'o gHe ex;
plicit directions foi home study work
v to pupils of the high school if III y
will rail upon him for his aid.
W*. H. MOOUK.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
MFOlt SALE ON EASY TERMS: ?
Otic 5 room home in East Dillon;
14 One 1 room house in West Dillon;
*1 One a room house with two panM
tries, water works and electric
lights, modern in every respect:
1 Address Morris Fass, Dillon, S. C.
?10-17-tf.
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"jATTENTION FARMERS - We have
1 in stock supply of Farmers Fav"|
orite and Von Brunt grain drills.
You know what these are. Palmet*
i to Hardware Co.?11-2S-2I.
'! NOTICE.
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All p r oas are heeby forbidden
to harbor employ my step-son,
Doaglecs Jones, aged 13 years, who
ixoiuntarily left my home.
ZACK JONES.
'! 1 l-28-3tp. Minium, N. C.
J FOR SALE?1000 bushels Fulghutn
*1 cnoJ n.ta ?1 CC OftAA
J, I o*_VV* v/cun, f i .?iu Ullouri , 6UUU
j bushels Texas Heel Rust Proof Seed
"I Oats, $1.16 bushel; 400 bans Pea|
nut Meal at $3.05 per sr'.ck, 3 00
pounds. Terms eash. A. B. Watson
n Co. Rowland. N. C.?11-28-tf.
= I will on =
Decembc
at 12 o'clock ?
ale on the Premise
:t of land, containing
_ r i i t
ui open lanu. 1
ro lots, also a secon<
cleared with good I
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TIME OF SALE
prpmhpr 1^.
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MS of Sale
IV. Mel
of Valuab
Known as the J. D. Ma\
iiV fnmlivue en tl?e l.nltn :ni?! Dodiaii li
?ioil there UM> till'. ( dwellings, I>ai lis, st
ihto.in riiy of Dillon. We want > >11 to
MBER 9t at It
Conducted by
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ATTKNTK>N FAIIMKRS We li >ve Ft
j in slock supply of Farmers Fav-i
orile and Von limnt g.ain drills. I
. You know what those art'. f"alu:el.-i
to Hardware Co ll-28-2t. JF(
J FOR SAI.F HHH) bushels rulplnnii |
: seed oais, |1.55 bushel; "0 <0
I bushels Texas Red Rust Proof Seed ?
Oats, $ 1.1 f? bushel; -J00 l?a::s l'ea- |*(
j nut Meal at $3.05 per sack, 10 >
I pounds. Terms cash. A. II Wat on
! i'o. Rowland, N. C. 11-28-1!'.
! AT i l-INTIi >N FA I! \IF.:S We 1i .ve
in stock snpplj of Farmers Fav1
orite und \'o:i Brant ; ra n drills.
Yon km w v. hat those arc. Palmetto
Hani ware Co. ll-2S-2t.
| WK BUY?All sorts ol* hides, furs,
beeswax, copper and bras* at highest
prices. Win. Hricic, Dillon, S.
C 11-28-0.
.1 F It SKY COWS Foil SAM-; We
, still have seven er ciuhl line Jerj
cows for sale. Come and see tliein.
A. I*. Bethea and .1. C. I) l\ i -.
j 17-5-lt.
| J HUSKY COWS FOIl S ACK - We
still have seven or eight fine Jor- Y(
j cows for sale. Come and see theni. du
' A. P. Bethea and C. l).?\is.
17-5-lt. co
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.1 HUSKY COWS FOIt SALK ? We {
still have seven or eight fine Jer-'
cows for sale. Come and see them.
. A. P. Bethea and J. C. Davis.?- ^
I 17-5-lt.
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j WANTKll ? Several hundred pounds
of clean old rags for wiping inaehinery.
Apply at The Herald of-j ?
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j.a-.'liiif f.i.uinf, mailt- '?> !! :.ill ?iii
Muitul' if I tiring t* ?. S:,l).-.la>il it.ily
It till, almost i: w ;i!i<! j' ' 'hf
(Jiiu;r i - r s--.iv. ii.? woi.tl, | i i n
v:i "i, -lti'liinn fura or n'liti ii ,l:i
f M in v.'51 I Will !. a a l> r:-. i
to (jiiick |turclir: !'. A. ii. .! !' a:i,
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' U A Y! '. 1) ()U STOI.KN From niv
pl-ut-f on VimIiipsiIuv nlv.lit Nov in
Iter 2~!h. oi f m:ir** inulr. v.< i- !n
iiV iii 11?011 |<o:sit<F, K or- lit
olil, wliitf spot un<l< r satltllf. ,-ti
oyt'il anil la 'y. $2."i.nn r< tv/vd fur
ri lurn or iiifurni.ition :i lo v. it naliouls.
S. A. Hamilton. l>iilon. S
12 5-2?.
ie Strong Withstand tho Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak
)u must have Health, Strength and Enhance
to fight Colds, Grip and Influenza.
When your blood is not in a healthy
ndition and does not circulate properly,
ur system is unable to withstand the
inter cold.
IROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
>rtifie8 the System Against Colds, Grip
>d Influenza by Purifying and Enriching
e Blood.
It contains tho well-known tonic propLies
of Quinine and Iron in a form
ceptable to the most delicate stomach,
id is pleasant to take. Youcansoon feel
i Strengthening. Invigorating Effect. 60c
I'm* the Goose Leaf System.
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to be sol
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ALL MAR
Stock Large
and Get Firs
to get a beai
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Our lood Gospel
cat less ^
serve less
waste notHinji
America's Pledge of Food
Gave Heart to the Allies
In Their Darkest Hour
Whatever is necessary America will
send. 'I i.;it wax America's pledge to
|he interallied fund council. Ami h<?f-Mitsc
tin- American food army had
)iithcrto mail** g<>nd tlioy took heart
Uttd went forward.
Farm enterprise an?l much soft corn
Increased pork supplies, food < unservation
increased exports -total shipments
doubled.
5* I* v * * *t* ?j? $? ?|* ?
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FAITH JUSTIFIED 4
4 BY EVENTS. *
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4 I do not believe that drastic *
4 force need he applied to main- 4
4 tain economic distribution and 4
4 sane use of supplies by the 4
4 preat majority of American pro- 4
1 4 pie. and I have learned a deep *
b and ahidinp faith in the Intelll- 4*
pence of the average American 4
4 business man, whose aid we an- 4
' 4 ticiptite and depend on to rente- 4
4 dy the evils developed hy tlte 4
4 war.? Herbert Iloover, August 4
' 4 10. 1917. 4
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LOYALTY IN LITTLE
THINGS LAST PROOF
OF PATRIOTISM
Americans without murmuring cut
tln'ir sugar m 11? \v: 11?r*c? from four
pounds :i month '< three and then nr
long us need be to two pounds for loy
ulty's sake.
1 i ii ir t<> I * ii i*??! 11 1 11,('<>! s not) hush
els if win at front it surplus of uppar
onl'v nothing was tin- outstanding ex
phut of tit.- A uteri ran foot I army in tin
critical year >f the war.
GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
WOMEN EVER HAD
It wjis given to the women of ttiin
country to perforin the greatest sen
ice it; tie winning of the war vouch
safetl to any women in the history ol
the wars of the World to feed tin
warriors and the war sufferers. IJ>
tlie arts of peace, the praeliec of sim
l .pie. homely \irtues the womanhood ??f
i a whole navioti served humanity in its
i profottiniest struggle for pcuce and
j freedom. ,
1 4* 4* ! 4 4? 4? 4- 4- 4- + + + +
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+ FIRST CALL TO FCOD ARMY. 4
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4? Tltls ro-operntion ami service 4
4- I ask of nil in full confidence 4
i : 4* that America will render more 4
> i 4* for flag and freedom than king 4
> ) 4r ridden people surretpler at eotp- 4
> 4* pulsion.?Herbert Hoover, Au- 4
> 4* gust 10, I'd IT. 4
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^ A year ago voluntary food controS
I was a .niring adventure in democracy;
* ! during the year an established proof
> ox ui'iuocrullc c'lncleucr#.
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