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Dillon County Sunday School Convenes tion. The Dillon County Sunday School' Convention ( Interdenominational ) will be held in the Presbyterian church at Fork on November 13th, 1919. The convention will be an all; day meeting with dinner served on the ground. The programme will be i published in the next issue of the Dillon Herald. All Sunday Schools in the county are urged to have representatives at the convention. Vjery sincerely, Watson B. Duhcan, . President. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE; * . ' Notice is hereby given that Mrs. M. Sue Sellers as administratrix of the estate ot P. T3. Sellers, deceased, has made application unto me for fin, al discharge as such administratrix, and that Friday, November November 28th, 1919, at 11 a. m. in the forenoon h/as been appointed for the hear, ing of the said petition. / All persons holding claims against the said estate are requested to file Mre \l Quo ^pllprfi. ad I lit" 111 Willi Uliq. *u. , ^ ministratrfcc, on or before 11 o'clock jfl In the forenoon of Friday, November 28tb or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. t;\. JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, 10-30-4t Dillon County. OFFICES FOK RENT. The undersigned renting committee appointed by Mackey Lodge No. 77 will receive bids up to six o'clock , >. m. Friday, October 31 from perons desiring to rent offices or stores n the lower floor of the property scentlv acquired by the Lodge and nown as the Cotton Mill office uilding. The committee reserves the ight to reject any and all bids. Jno. H. Hamer, Chairman. V. L. McLean, M. M. Stackhouse, 10-30-lt. DON'T WASTE TIME. ?? It's a waste of time to experiment with liniments and planters when you have a dull, throbbing backache or sharp, stabbing twings. Get after i if if, h iA MM tv ? m | kind of | and Hosi A You want, cornea i your boy or girl . and Fairy.Tale s 4 stand the test % wear. ? Size 2 to 5 i " 6 to 8 4 8 1-2 to 1 % s " 12 l-2to f " 2 1-2 to And Cadet nos % cents pair. I JONES DRY GO | DILLON, SOU <? ? BE? SHI SI SIS? IS IS g? B 'Big' ffi 1 For ? ? ? i 1 iS r ? T ? IS JjB ?E??SB???S?I A v ' . . "V. the lause! Help the kidneys wit Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this. Mrs. M. A. Flowers. Hampton St Dillon, says: "I have great faith i Doan's Kidney Pills and never hes tate about endorsing them. Sever; years ago my kidneys were in awft bad shape and 1 suffered a great de; with backaches. I felt perfectly mise abje. My kidneys acted irregularl; my ankles often swelled and I ha puffing under my eyes. If I bent ovt I Prrsh ? | Fruits ITobaci Cigarel I - Cold D J Bar Ca | Pies' On irk * Y V?1 VAA. Hours I Oyster I liveret I ' City ! OCCIDEh I 'Phone 179 \ he better Shoes lery tnd select the size wears in Shuffer .hoes, which will of hard school t at only $1.95 " ? 2.50' 12 at only 3.50 2 at only 4.00 6 " " 5.50 iiery at 40 to 65 QDSJNM TH CAKUL1NA EEaaaaassas Value LADIE Up St M lis? as?] sis?? h i could hardly straighten up nuain ? and awful dizzy spells would come! over me. I used several different kid- I ney remedies in an effort to find. t relief but wasn't helped any until I r ^'7 finally used Doan's Kidney Pills, ci f i They worked like magic in my case t '.land in a short while rid me of all a 1 my troivbles and put my kidneys in|a a good healthy condition." I ,i 60c, at all dealers. Foster.Milburn >r Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?10-30- 2t 1 ( sxt !Norfolk | sters I i? tu ii{ i cos ttes |; 'rinks I [ ndies, Nuts, Cakes, 15 *1 ! Lunches at all 11 s and Fruits t)e- 1 [ i anywhere in the |i TAL CAFE ' Dillon, S. C. I! Id ??<s)<?ks)?<^^ I Reg. U. S. Pat 00. | For Boys and Girls j ORIGINAL QUALITY j WELT. ?1 J^ 8Nerer Wads , Vorr clastic. l|j n i*g. | KNEE: |j& Sit W Reproof. Special ran. Hg jfii BH .Always I Very strong H| B BO comfort* ^ and durable. MB BR MH able. Very elastic Mm BM Always Extra long? BmHl UU reaches aad always la the HH covers the right place. gjl knee of the Outset of heel Q j m| S [ Instep of HHm b| _ REEL i wearer always fUMUBHI KPrcitl weave . in elastic KB Very strong ribbed part. MM KB and durable. No binding? BBS Rip-proof i I easy off tad oa. ffljjfi ??? Rub-proof. I jWWK WdfL" > I M* K^MyKo mm to'touch any I ln<* ^BHiLENDER part o! the toe. I Strong.. . Bub-proof ? i tub-proof. I For School or Dress. All weights?All sizes. 3 IS SB SI IS IS SSI IS IS SIS s in PI S, MISS! airs over H Irs. JO in a s a e ? b a a is [ \ fOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that Wo-th hirns as administrator of the es_ ate of Bettie E. Page, deceased, has nade application unfo me for final iischarge as such administrator, and hat Thursday, November 20th, 1010 ,t 10 a. m. in the forenoon has been ippointed for the hearing of the said letition. All persons holding claims against he said estate ar^ requested to file hem with Worth Burns, administra'or on or before 10 o'clock in the orenoon of Thursday, November :0th, or this notice will be plead in ?ar of their recovery. JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, .0-23-41. Dillon County fOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that Worth iurns, as administrator of the estate >f Frank Page,, has this day made .pplication to me for final discharge is such administrator and that Thuus lay, November 20th, 1919, at my ofice at 10 o'clock in the forenoon has >een appointed for the hearing of aid petition. All persons holding claims against he said estate are requested to file hem with Worth Burns, administraor on or before November 20th, 1919 ir this notice will be plead in bai; of heir payment. JOE CABELL DAVIS,. Judge of Probate, l0-23-4t. Dillon County aBsaaBBBBas S' y. a P s a a ~ s Buy a standard a | only proved reliabli 9 manufacturer and I a 9 safe in putting yoi a a v | Steinway s Kranich & Bach i Ivers & Pcnd 3 Shoninger a" Stodart | Huntington a Aeolian Line of Play i er pianos | Faber Players | a Before you buy yoi a Hall Co. and your i a direct to the bran a a ;? I Siegling 9 Charleston, S. a as a snail us be mm m m m m m m rxi fflfflfflfflfflffllZJfflffllllC lilline ES and argrove-H s is s ? si s a ? a ? 0 TREASUREER'S NOTICE. The books for the collection of county, state, poll and road lax will be opened in my office, October 15 and will continue open until the last day of December, 1919, Without penlalty. After said date the following I 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 boks will close. All districts have special levies for school purposes. The1 following is the total levy for the various districts No 1 26 Mills __ ? Pee Dee No! 2 32% Mills Carolina No. 3 32% Mills Harlee |No. 4 33% Mills Little .Rock ; No. ' 5 36% Mills __ __ Oakland !No. 6 33% Mills __Minturn No. 7 32% Mills __ __ __ Zion No. 8 38% Mills?' Dillon No. 9 28% Mills Dothan No. 10- 30% Mills New Hollv No. 11 . 34% Mills Bingham No./12 32% Mills Kentyre No. 13 33% Mills Union No. 14 36% Mills Pages Mill No. 15 33 % Mills __ Mt Calvarj No. 16 39% Mills Kemper No. 17 38% Mills Bermuda No. 18 34% Mills Manning No. 19 39% Mills __Mt. Andrews No. 20 42% Mills Latt-a No. 21 39% Mills. Dalchc No. 22 38% Mills Oak Grove No. 23 30% Mills Hillsborc gaaaaaaaaaas i T A rv i A-rs u I piano at a standard e instruments that are backed by our own gua ir money in any of thi . w?m?mmmmmm?mm?mm^mmmmmmmrn ? ir piano write G. W. Jo inquiry will have promp ch house at Florence, Music Hoi , c. ssssssss??? mm mm m m m m m ? r ry 01 CHILD .11 Co.'s I \TVT b ? si sis is is is is is a s No. 24 30*4 Mills High Hill No. 25 37 34 Mills Pleasant Hill No. 26 37 34 Mills Fork No. 27 32% Mills. Temperance No. 28 32% Mills Sellers 1 All parties between the ages of 21 . and 60 years, inclusive, are liable, M unless exempted by law, to a poll tax ^ of $1 00. All parties between the ages of 21 and 55 yearS, inclusive are. liable to a capitation road tax of $3.00-^ unless exempted by law. "jg)pH Those who desire to pay their tax. ' es through the mail may expedite : matters by dropping the Treasurer a card asking for the amount of their taxes, so as to avoid sending the wrong amount, also stating the township or townships (if property, is owned in mor^ than one) and if pos: sible give school district where prop- .? erty is located. After paying taxes examine your receipts an^ see if all 1 your property is covered^ if'not, see 1 about it at once. All persons writing for information or asking for receipt to be sent to | enclose the return postage, as no provision is made for this item of ex pvuse. By following the above suggestions complications and additional costs may be avoided. Any person wishing the amount of their taxes will write me not later than December 1st. Yours truly, , JXO. R. WATSON, 10-9_tf County Treasurer. ? ' [ ] a isa a is 0 is a is 0 a _ a, s r ? a a price. We handle | i guaranteed by the | rantee. You are | . e following pianos: | . " a ; a - s I I , I ' m . * . a. hnson care Hargrove- a i. s it attention or write a . a S C a J a . a JS6, Inc., I Florence, S. C. a a aaaaaaaaaaa 8000?????^? fered | REN I If ? r ? t ffl; . ? m, m a ^ B LESSEES? EE BE