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_ ^ vrvv-rvv^'? * * 4. PERSONAL MENTION. * * *5* ********** Miss Nell Smith spent the day in' Mullins Saturday. Mrs. J. y ^"olar of Latta was in town shopping Tuesday.. Miss Florence Fass spent Sunday with friends in Kingstree. Miss Lila Mclntyre and Mrs. Mor its Fass s^ent Sunday in Morence. in Mrs. L. C. Bass of Latta was in I town shopping Monday. Mr. W. A. blizzard is in Columbia I I tins week on business. i v ?0? Mr. Luther Wilkerson of B,eunetts-! ville spent Sunday in Dillon. O 4 Mr. Olin Moody is in Columbia at-!Ill tending the State Fair. ?0? I Rebecca Ayres spent the week end II with relatives in Nichols. < U Miss Laura Hursey spent Sunday ill in Clio, S. C., with friends. " ;jjl M. F. Edwards of Clio &as a Dillon I visitor Monday. Mrs. Ola McXair and daughter I spent the week end with relatives in Hartsville. Dr. and Mrs. Eugene King of Avnor j /spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. I King's father, Mr. W. J. Carter. Illl Miss Bessie Jackfcen of Aynor S. C. spent Sunday with t Miss Myrtle Stubbs. '* Mr. Lester Ravnor of Linden, N. C., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Blackwell Sunday. 1 Mr. R. J. Blackwell and son John spent Supday in Dillou at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Murchison. Miss Mamie Colvin of Clio spent Sunday in Dillon with her sister, Mrs. S. B. Stoney. t > . Messrs. Horace Pearee and Hubert Carmichael spent Sunday in Darlington. ?o? Mrs. Charles Sturgeon of Forreston, S. C., spent last (week in Dillou with her.parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dail left Sunrl 01? runvnino> DnltAMn 1 uuj uiviuiug i?l DilMTI S OclUcl IUI1 U III, r Charleston, S. C., where Mrs. Daili ' will remain for treatment. ?o preaching next Sunday morning at the Little Rock Baptist church by the L pastor, Rev. J. A. Langlev, also Sun 1 day night at seven o'cloek. \ All are cordially invited and the members are. j especially urged tp*be present. 11!= |l ssaaslaassnssE |i ^ 1 Th 0 - B " i Ill _________ ? CI i is rU s ?> Four ; I Educat E - . _ | Large Army 1 s ingthe peop E _ B ffl ' E Live Stoc ! ! Adrtrtilfm XJL^l IVUliUl Poultry, a m Girls Cam m Demonstr 19 Horse anc ? Exhibits 1 j?J Farm Mac g; . Automobi ^ 1 HUNDREDS 01 mm GAME, PLAYED I fit T T T TT /-*T"r y-\ /\T tiiun 5tnuuL. 12 E J. F. Murphy Cai I SPEND A DA a ? FLC a t-v ??astsaaaaaaaa * > ? WE INVITE YOU TO I OUR STORE Make this Hiiadquarters when in Town. See our line of I Merchandise. Our stock is complete it r o ttri 1 1 cott/3 1/ J J mi6'' 1 aiiu ww w in & a \ w w m 'i you money on anytiling in Our line. See our Ladies ,iffiwattbi'*' w| Misses and CKil? Tl dren s Coats. La- -M ?-l| ^ dies Coats made of *111 ? Vfi Velour, Broad- 1 ?1 pjffl cloth * Plush and ?l '?Mm I Beaver. Prices WSp7 range from $30.00 /to $60.00 each, ' Ladies' Waists. Just received a. big shipment hy express. Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Wash Satin, and Voile. All'new, pretty, hand embroidered designs. r~1 X1~?L 1 VJUIUIO. xiciv^y, Ldupc, IJLCSll, uru WII, green, bisque; in fact any sbade you could wisb for. Prices $1 to $15.00. L. COTTINGHAM, - Dillon, S. C. > ~ ? ???;?- s is ? b is ? is 51? a is s ? ? is si a s si s m * PEE I AND CARNI DRENCE, S. C., NOV s and Four Nights 1 ion. The best and I ype Aeroplane--Daily stunti le to obtain the thrills of an rVUTDTTC JLA111U1 1 J k re 11 breeds, ning Clubs ation Women's Clubs 1 Ring Shows Boys Clubs hinery les 7 nnT T A PC QPRNT FHP ATTPAf xxx\vy wx x-/x i x x v/ xv jtx. x x A\nv 70R THE PEE DEE CHAMPI0NSH1 -nival ~ A carnival of clean, high ton* iY OF WHOLESOME Eh )RENCE, S. C., NO 3 IS IS IS ? ? B? II SI BII? IS IS SI IS SI IS ? s Traffi $1395 CHASSIS T1,e.' consic f. o. b. St. Louis. [ tic. , Some Traffic Features. ' worlc lied Seal Continental 33ix5 motor; Covert transmission; multiple disc clutch; Borch magneto; 4.piece cast It is 1 shell, cellular type* radiator; drop , forged front axle with Timken roller depen bearings; Russel rear fixle, internal gear, roller bearings, semi-elliptic front and rear spring; 6 inch li roads channel frame; Standard Fisk tires, , . 34x 3 x2 front. 34x5 rear: 133-inch v who I vheelbase; 122_inch length of frame " . L behind driver's seat: oil cup lubricat- r ing system; chassis painted, striped See it and vurnishel; driver's lazy back seat and cushion regular equipment. Pneuniolin tir? an 11 i n ill en t at pvtrfl I I cost. lAdams a g 0??aSE?SS?@S]?S?E )EE F \T AT T7T . V XXJU WI A V. m EMBER 4-5-6 Hlled with argest Fair of ; in the air and carryi aeroplane Lie * FREE A Daily Aei Dallameai Ferris Wh The Divin A Jazz Ba Band and Comedy F All Free' ??????TIONS TO PLEASE -BIC [P, FLORENCE HIGH SCI 2 attractions, suitable for e\ UOYMENT AT TH VEMBER 4-5 DISS IS SEISE 15 ESS 51ISISE IS ... / IlilllllllllilPi1 " nil'I Mill 1 rp 1 elruck """ " *. K * ^ hauling needs of tKe farmer was one of tKe foremost lerations entering into tKe construction of tKe TrafTKe lowest priced 4,000-lb. capacity truck in tKe I. v ' , v juilt far sturdier tKan trucks of its capacity wKicK d partly upon smootK city streets for tkeir efficien The Traffie stands the strain under loads ^ind over common to the coutry and ahout the farm. Men / jelieve m economy as well as efficiency can t afford ll without a Traffic. today. * 1 ? N % ^ \ & Gibson E N T S j 2 ? 3?SS???E?SS???S??? . * a M > 13 AIR I JN 1' and 7th ? ? i and Practical | this section. I 'ng passengers, - g ut. Mc Combs pilot. a =? a TTRACTIONS | 121 i upianc 1 ugiiio lzj j Troupe _ |j leel Girl% IS ig Venus ? j > IS ind s Orchestra IS 'ree Act j| Open Air Stage ? r SECTIONAL FOOTBALL I 300L VS. DARLINGTON | m rery member of the family. ? !E PEE DEE FAIR 1 -B-7TH S I I a aaaaaaasaaaaaaaaa , ^ ...... . \. . . -I' - .