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EL + + + + + * + + + P + 1 + PERSONAL MENTION. ^ 1 r + + ] P* + + + 4*4,4,4, + + + l Do your Christmas shopping eaily and avoid the flu. ( Lieut. John J. George and Joyce P Seorge spent Sunday at Ked Springs. P* * If you don't care to expose yourself jto the flu do your Christinas shopping 1 ' early. ' Dr. Steckhouse is out again, having i* i^A almost entirely recovered from the in- ' H juries received in the railroad wreck. * K Mrs. Oscar Cottingham and little ' |_ \?on spent several days this week with HHprrelatlves at Hamer. Lieut. John J. George. Jr.. is ati i* home at present having received his commission at Camp Gordon, Ga., . a- November 30th. 1 D. C. Whittaker, who has be;jn stationed at Camp Hancock, spurt several days in Dillon with friends. #nroute to his home in McColl. County Treasurer Watson is at his post of duty again after a two week's 1 Mlnesg with influenza. Duiing Iris illmess the treasurer's office was in ?harge of Auditor Caddy. Among the recent flu patients are Judge L. R. Haselden and A. Pierce j Bethea. Mr. Bethea has gone to the hospital at Florence ahd Judge Has-| lden it at his sister's home in Latta l Miss Ruth I.ane, who was injured in the recent wreck about a mile from Dillon, has recovered and lias 10.sunied lier work in the office of K. C. S .ton. ?o? An entertainment consist ing of fo r short comics will be given ;.t the j Flovdale school house at X o'clock 1 next Thursday night, December j lht.li. The admission fee is IJj and 2:> cents. L. C. Braddy, Jr., who h-.is been;' at an officer's training camp in Ken-1 tucky returned home Saturday, having received his discharge. Mr. Braddy was taken down with influenza shortly after his arrival home, ^ but is doing nicely. Ben Edwards' many Dillon friends will be glad to learn that he has been commissioned a second lieutenant. Ben entered the service as a private and received rapid promotion. He; is in France where he has seen quite ] a lot of active service. tr ? The T. C. McSwain place near; "Keedy Creek was sold by liozier's American hand Co . or Columbia, hist Friday.*?The entire tract which wits J il.~ II....L- ..? tlill.... I ... I. ?' " *a v i j uj VIIC J Jell n ui I'lllllll III * ? U Jit $26,5110.00. This is the same company i which got such gooii results selling! the Dr. David latuls near town. j Dr. Joe Cabell I>a\is says hereafter, whiskey certificates will be i- a ? <1 .??.-; ly tw:ce a week ? Wednesd .ys a.ts-.l Satutdays?and it will h n e'o s i<> apply for certificates on other days. The judge says this rub* will be rigidly enforced with black and wid;e rich and poor. - TAKIvN liY MISTAKK OIS STOLKN.j I have lost from Southern Cotton Oil Company at Little Rock two! bales of cotton. I shall appreciate all customers of this ginnery to check! up their cotton and see if they hive' hauled any away by mistake. If the] cotton was stolen. I will appreciate! any information that can lie given! that might lead to the recovery of the cotton or arrest of the thief. I $50 reward for information. ARTHUR REEVKS, ;< It. 1. Ilox 57. il 12-12-2r. Dillon, S. C. |i SIMMONS AMI COMPLAINT. State of South Carolina. County of Dillon. ^ Cuort of Common Pleas. Charily Cook, as Administratrix of the estate of A. J. Cook, deceased. Summons for Relief. , Plaintiff, j. ! i vs. ,, Caleb J. Cook, et al, Defendants. To the Defendants: Caleb J. Cook, David Cook, Leslie y Cook, James Cook, Bernie Cook, and;' Walter Cook and Itebun Cook. You are here summoned and re- * quired to answer the >?mplaint in this action, of which a copy is field | In office of Clerk of Court of Dillon j. County, and to serve a copy of your,' answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office in Dillon! South Carolina, within Twenty days, after the service hereof, exclusive; of the day of such service; and if < you fail to answer the complaint < within the time aforesaid the plain-,) tiff in this action will apply to the J ^ court for the relief demanded in this < i complaint. ^ Dated at Dillon, S. C A. D.101 I JOE P. LANK. i i'i<t1111111 Attorney. , < I hereby eerlify that the foregoing; ] is a true and correct copy of the summons in the above entitled action, now on file in my office in Dillon, S. C. JNO. C. BETHEA, I Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. Dated 9th. 1918. " 12-12-4t. L Mr. E. C. Stanton's automobile was stolen from In front <>f his office late Monday afternoon. The automobile was taken by four negroes who sibandoned it about a mile the other' side of Huck Swamp Bridge on the Marion-Dillon road when the commutator got out of fix. The negroeg have' >ot been upprehended. I I The Herald's subscription list will bo revised again this week and ifi -ou fail to receive the paper nextj week you will know that your sub-j script ion has expired. Look at the late on your label. The label is on .he upper right hand corner of the first page. If it reads "December 18"| >our subscription is out. Renew now f you want next week's issue. BUSINESS LOCALS. 1 TOR RENT ?Two furnished rojinsj suitable for light housekeeping.' Mrs. F. Mc . Curtis.? 12-12-lt. I i I LOS1'?Between Dillon and Fork, a ladies hand satchel containing one bottle of medicine, one pair of i boys stockingB. a subscription j book t or history of war. Reward. if returned to Herald office. K.I Bramble, Fork. S. C.?1 2-12-ltp. j FOR SALE ? Three horse power' gasoline engine, made by Hamilton Manufacturing Co. Substantially, built, almost new and just the thing f?>r sawing wood, pumping; water, shelling corn or other light farm work. Will sell at a bargain | to quick purchaser. A. B. Jordan,; Jr. 1 2-5-2t. j ; FOR SALE ? Complete Monarch moving picture machine, also g. s lights. Supplies for 20 days, also five reels of pictures. If interested write or call ine at once. The ma-1 clone can be seen at I ake View. S. C. N. 1>. Humphrey. Lake View, S. C.? 12-12-ltp. FOR RENT OR FOR SALE 7 room house with elect t ic liclits on South 1st Ave. \V. M. Brick. 12-12-tf. WANTED To rent a s'\ or s- v< u room house by January 1st. S. I). Rickenbaker, care First National ; Bank ?12-1 2-ltp. i FOR SALE- 1000 bushel Fulghum seed oats, $1.55 bushel; 20 ? 0 bushels Texas Red Rust Proof Seed! Oats, $l.lt> bushel; 4 0o batrs Peanut Meat at i-JO'. ..... . 1 ? * yw.vv |'v I O.IVIV, 1UU pounds. Terms cash. A. B. Watson Co. Rowland, N. C.? 11-28-tf. FOll SALK 1000 bushels I-'ulghumj seed oats, $1.55 bushel; 2000 bushels Tev.is Red Rust Proof See<l | Oats, $1.16 bushel; 400 bag* Pea-' I e.ul Meal at $2.0.", per suck, 10 ? pound -.. Terms cash. A. B. Wat. on Co. Rowland. X. ll-28-il. VVK Bl'Y?All sorts of holes, furs, beeswax, copper and brass at high- j est prices. Win. Brick. Dillon, S.' c. i i-28-t f. ; 1YANTKI) Several hundred pounds; of clean obi rags for wiping ma- j chinerv Applv at The Herald of fice. 12-5-2,: I j >>TR A YKl) OR STORKN From my i pluce on Wednesday night Xoveni-, her 27th. one mare mule, weight aln ut 1000 pounds, S or 1" years old, white spot under saddle, cross-j eyed and la/.v. $25.00 reward for! return or inf<filiation a* to where-; abouts. S. A Hamilton, Dillon, S. j C.? 12-5-21. NOTICK. All persons are hereby forbidden o harbor ??r employ my step son, Dougless Jones, aged 13 ytars, who voluntarily left my home. y apu- 10viao I 11-28-3tp. Minturn, N. C. V()TI( K OK FINAL DISCH AllLF. Notice is hereby given that Leslie lingers as administrator of the esate of K. L. Rogers, defeased, has his day made application unto me or a final discharge as such adminstrutor, and that Tuesday, January rth. 1919, at my office, at 10 o'cloc * n the forenoon, has been appointed Tor the hearing of said petition. All persons holding claims against mid estate are requested to file them ivith Leslie Rogers, administrator, or I<?e !'. Lane, attorney, on or before 10 o'clock in the forenoon on Tuesday lautuiry 7th, 1019, or this notice will ?e plead in bar of their payment. JOK CARKLI, DAVIS. Judge Probate, 12-12-41. 215 Dillon County. ( KKDITOK S XOTICK. Having qualified as administratrix 3f the estate of Leroy Williams, deceased, notice is given tlmt all persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make payment to the undersigned and all persons holding claims agairs" .-.aid estate arc hereby requested to r s nt same duly authenticated within the time provided by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. LILLIAN WILLIAMS. 12-12-P.t 216. Administratrix. See those dandy biscuit baked on the Detroit Vapor Oil Stove at W A. Blizzard's December 1 6 24th. CLEAR Tuesday Continuing ui Now is your chance to 1 Underwear, Women's and 1 various styles, shapes and Nice line These good ^ We are going to close < We can't afford to carr i I we need the money to buy a j DON'T FAIL TO I And come each day as 3 choice. SOMETHI] SALE ! WET a dollar here y< MER AT 77 COME, and bring yc beadc FOP | Li ( BSBHnmBBDBBZflB' L'JR ^ ANCE S ? BEGINNING , Decemb itil Christmas I get your fall and winter supf Children's .Ready-to-wear gari colors to go at reduced prices silk skirts and s must go, and at or below co out this seasonable merchandii y this large stock over for an spring goods. BE ON HAND THE i long as the sale lasts, the fir; NG WONDI Sf ? because when 3u get two dollar CHANDI! IE REGULAR PRICE iur wife and children and quarters while in town. LD BRC UCE VIEW, S. C. FaleI >er 17 iWe Night )ly of Dress goods, E ments Millinery in 1 waists St. se and at your price other season, and. riDCT r\ a is I' MI\kJ M LJf\ I st comers get first iRFUL you spend s worth of 3E * # make our store >s.