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^^ tvtv^VVV * 4* PERSONAL MENTION. * [ *i* Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Salmon visited in McColl last week end. ?o? | Paul Phillips has arrived from overseas. Mrs Claude S. Brown of Mullins is visiting Mrs. E. T Elliott. Monroe McDonald spent Sunday in Florence. , Lieut-Gov. A. J. Bethea is visiting his mother and sister. Mrs. Vic Drake of Beaufort has been at home for a few days. ( ?o? j] Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cobb of Latta 1 were in town Saturday. Will Thompson is at home from the ' navy. o ( Miss Janie Gibson left Saturday to spend some time in McColl^ Mr. Smith Hamilton it at home/ from the army. Miss Nadine Easterling is visiting i' her brother, G. D. Easterling. | Hubert and Maurice Carmichael 11 snent Sunday in Whiteville, N. C. |( 0 ]< Lieut. A. T. Taber of Camp Bragg, J1 Fayetteville, spent the week end here. Mrs. Jack 0. Moody is visiting rel- f atives in Spartanburg. ^ Mrs. M. J. Cottingham of Galla- * von returned home Saturday after an 1 extended visit to Kingstree. m E. G. Smith spent Sunday at his f old home in Cheraw with friends and ] relatives ?o? 1 Mrs. Paul Deaton is attending the commencement of N. C. College at 1 Greensboro this week i Misses Eethel and Bertha Baker of ' Rowland were in town shopping Monday. Miss Rosalie Rogers and Miss Frank Young spent last Sunday in ] Messrs. Horace Pearce and Joe J Stackhouse spent the week ehd in 1 > Darlington. Mr G. G. Watson of Valdosta, Ga., < is spending some time with his son, 1 Mr. Jack Watson. ' Mrs. C. L Carmichael and her mother, Mrs. Edwards, spent Sunday ' in Marietta. j Miss Lucile McCall has gone to < the mountains after visiting Mrs. E. C. Stanton. Bernie Lane of Camp Jackson spent , the past week Mr. and Mrs William ] David, returning to camp Monday. Carl Norton, son of Mr. A. G. Norton, has returned from overseas j where he was with Pershing's forces. ] Mrs. T. L. Manning and Mrs. A. } B. Jordan spent yesterday in Fay- f ettevills. ( John Sprunt is spending a while ( in Hot Springs, Ark., and is improv- ( ing in health. Mrs. George A. Alderman and little daughter, Margaret, of Columbia, are guests of Mrs. L. Cottingham. Misses Ellen White, Margaret Melvin, Mrs. J. L Watson, Messrs. Jack Watson and Don Melvin motored over to Lumberton Sunday. Worth McKinley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley, is among the boys who have recently returned from overseas. The Parent Teachers Association will meet at 4:00 at the school au ditorlutn Friday afternoon All patrons and friend? of the school are ttrged to be present Refreshments will be served by the Home Economics class of the high school. ?o? Miss Beth Wannamaket of Ghiri, go is spending the week v. i'h her siskit ter, Mrs. Ernest Cottinehum at Ga'lavon. ?o? Miss Georgie White entertained the 10th and 11th grades with a moon-light picnic at Pe? Dee Park re. ' centlv. ??? .Mrs. (joim .m c.aens, a lurmn nr.->-( ident of Dillon, died on Monday at ! her home in Red Springs, N. C. Mrs. \ L. E Mason went over to Red Springs Tuesday to attend the funeral. I ? Field Clerk Jack O. Moody, who has been overseas for the past year, is on his way home. Mr. Moody has accepted the position of bookkeeper at the new tobacc0 warehouse. ?o? Mr. Reese Edens has accepted a po_ sition with the Telegraph Company in Mount Olive, N. C., and left last Wednesday to take up his duties there. Mr. H. Maner of Columbia spent the week end here, returning Tuesday with Mrs. Maner and little Mae * i -i-iit M n T? wno nave Deen vismug iui?. n. Taber. Mr. T. C. Hilburn, for many years foreman of the Judge Printing Co., Fayetteville, N. C., has accepted the position of foreman of The Herald office and entered upon his duties last week. Commander A. F. Carter, son of Mr. W. J. Carter, has been decorated Oy the French government with the Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. Commander Carter is a graduate of \nnapolis and made several trips to Prance as aide to Admiral Beuson luring the war. ?O Capt. F. M. Niernsie has accepted :he position of assistant to the chief ?ngineer with the Southern Cotton )il Co. Capt# Niernsie's duties will be :o inspect the company's mills in this listrict. He will be on the road most >f the time but will continue for the present to reside in Dillon. Horace Bethea of Atlanta spent a ew d-ays this week with bis mother, VIrs. M. G. Bethea. Mr Bethea has resumed his former position as dis;rict sales manager for the Western Slectric Company after serving sev>ral months in the army. Mr. I. Blim, who is at a Fayetterille hospital recovering slowly, asks TT * ? uu nin?? lilt? ntrraiQ iu icn uig l/uivii mcnuo that he is not able to reply in person to their many messages of kindless and sympathy, but he appreciates their thoughtfulness all the same, and hopes to be able to return lome in a few weeks. The comedy-drama "Just for Fun," presented at the school auditorium Tuesday night, was a great success. The parts were taken by Miss Isla VIcKenzie, Miss Edith Elliott, Miss \dele Critz, Miss Inez Ragsdale, Miss \nnie Coppage and Miss Louise Manling Each character did her part so well that it would be unfair to give special mention t0 any particular pne. Quite a nice sum was realized which will be used iu purchasing a new piano. The ch.orus, composed of i number of young girls, and under the direction of Miss Critz, was splendid. Miss Critz, the moving spirit in the play, deserves much praise for her uutiring efforts to make it a success. o Union School Closes. Union School at Gaddys 1 ills closed last Friday. The graduates were Misses Morjorie Oliver and Lucile Lupo and the diplomas were presented by Judge Joe Cabell Davis in a tew well chosen remarks. The school is under the direction if Miss Louise Richardson of Laurens, and the session just closed has been one of the caost successful in its history. Following a time-honored custom, an elab jrate dinner waa served on the grounds, which was very much enjoyed by the large crowd present, including many visitors from Dillon. Make Your LIKE A S2( Fqnip it with Hassler Shock Absorbers. Just .received a largt shipment and can take care ol your order. Drive in and let u> equip your Ford with the Hasslei Shock Ahsorbes . 220 A lull stock on hand. Phone IBl y f ^ARK R^ ^ Rogers Garag Complete Loos Sold by THE H BUSINESS LOCALS. WANTED ? Men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full line for men, women and children. Eliminates darning. We pay 50c. an hour spare time or $24 a week for full time. Experience unnecessary. Write International stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. ? 4-10-8t. IF YOU FIND IT NECESSARY TO dispose of your Liberty Bonds, call on me for prices. S. D. Rickenbaker, at First National Bank. 3-13-tf. FOR SALE?ONE FLORENCE OIL Stove, 3 burners and oven, has only been used about 2 months Apply to W. C. F. Harris at Dillon Pharmacy.?5-22-2t. 12 HOUR KODAK FINISHING? All rolls developed 10c; packs 20c. up; prints 2 l-2c, 4c. 5c; enlarging 35c. up. Specialitsts?we do nothing but kodak finishing. All work guaranteed to please. Eastman Kodaks, Films, Supplies. Columbia Photo Finishing Co., 1111 Taylor St., Columbia, S. C.?43tf. ENGRAVED CARDS ? Let us have your order for engraved visiting cards. All styles. The Herald. FOR SALE ? A limited quantity . of orange cane seed. Carolina Milling ^ r 1 O O * I- i/Uiiipuiiy?o-io-oi. FOR SALE ? A limited quantity .of orange cane seed. Carolina Milling Company?5-18-31. DR. JOH.V D. SMYSER WISHES TO annouce 10 his friends and patrons that he has returned from overseas, received his discharge from the Medical Corps U. S. Array and is resuming his practice in the diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, with temporary offices in the McCall building, 32 W. Evans St., Florence, S. C. Office hours 9 to 5 daily. Sundays by appointment.?5-8-Jt?192. FOR RENT ? TWO LARGE UNfurnished rooms for married couple. Apply to Mrs. Annie E. Edens, Harrison Street.?5-22-ltp. LOST ? FISK NON-SKID TIRE 30 x 3^4 somewhere between Baker's cemetery and Hamer. Finder will please leave atf Herald office and receive suitable reward. L. L. Carmichael.?5-22-ltp. FOR SALE ? SEVERAL STORE lots on Railroad Avenue, also two story brick building, 12 rooms on Railroad Avenue. This property will be sold at a bargain. Terms to suit purchaser. E. C. Hayes.? 5-22-4t. . RELIABLE WELL RATED BU8Iness house wants highf grade individual representative or jobber cap_ able of covering territory. Proposition pays 50 to 75 per cent on investment. |500 or more necessary according to territory desired. You handle your own money. We pay your expenses to Columbia if you qaulify# Closing territory rapidly. Write or wire at once. General Manager, room 311, Liberty National Bank Bldg., Columbia, S. C. ?5-22-tf.?230. MORRIS FASS HAS JUST REceived a lot of Silk and Crepe De Chine dresses from the Simons Costume and Dress Co. which he will sell at a reduced price.?It. Ford Ride IUU.UO CAR r re, Dillon, S. C. e Leaf Outfits iERALD PUB. CO ~a " 1 ' MORRB ? DILLOh iSALE! SAL] Saturday morning we i at a great re< following Mer 20 Different styles in Wo Pumps on sale at 60 cents WHITE TAN Certain numbers which \ ger able to obtain, or wl reasons are to be discontii line, have been assemble! down, regardless of form< OXFORDS of dark browr patent leather, white kic canvass, with light welted dium low heels. KID SKIN OXFORDS 9 soles and full Louis av 1 WHITE KID SKIN LA< m with light welted soles an m heels. 1 Q) WHITE CANVAS LA( m with welted soles and Lc ff Entire stock of Ladies Si M q/k to be sold regardless of B * must be sold. Come. i "jS SPECIAL S 5 1000 yards colored Lav M gj price 25c. sale m Sm 1000 yards 32 i ndress G 1 ^ ular price 35c, sale 3 - 500 yards Linoleum, best B Sr ble for kitchen, dining ro< r JJJ regular price $1.25 sale ] 25 Dozen Window Shad B reduction. Co W Q 100 Dozen Men's 1-2 Hos value, sale, per pair ? 25 Dozen Boys Shirts, siz 52 lars attached, white and ** regular price 75c. our p ^ sale ^9 20 Dozen Men's Dress SI ^ stripes, all sizes, regular p sale price ? ? 500 Mens Straw and F brought over from last s will close them out at 50c. Come at once and pick. 150 pair Men's Khaki Par well made, regular price sale price, your pick 250 Pair Boys knee pant 3 former price $1, now ? I Mens overalls and coats, I kind, sale price I Mens Work Shirts, all s I $1.25 kind, now 1 ( I Departmen V i 1 , UM5 J aiga=3HEs^ c 15. C. | E! SALE! I vill place on Sale I duction the 1 chandise 1 men's Ox and m on the dollar. BLACK 1 ve are no Ion- m lich for other lued from our m i and marked M Br prices. B i or black calf, m i ana wmie ? 1 soles and me- I g with turned I* 3ED'BOOTS I ) d medium low I C ]ED BOOTS I 1 mis XV heels. I 3^ m lits and Coats I . f cost. They I M ms, regular I ^3 m 15c. I Q f inghams, reg- I Co M 221/2C. I J ; grade, suita- I W W )m and office; I m per yd. ? 85c. I j3 T es at a great I m e regular 25c I 2 m 15c. 1 ft # a 19 fn 1/1 r?n1. I ^ ^ t JLL* IV ilj VV? , j, cream only, ^ m rice for the >Z) m 45c. ? J; tiirts in fancy 2 C irice $1.50,our ft m 95c. 1 'anama Hats ? ummer. We m, on the dollar. M its in all sizes i $2 to $2.50 f $1.48 f 6 to close out a 69c. 1 regular $2.50 X .... ?$1.79 1 izes, regular 5 ? , Ci..... i e I ?