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r | One first class Ai Cover, 20 it by 25 foot. This is just; and it has never COLUMBIA SUPP. Bagegggy?t?? r " I "xnr nniiTiir mt-auumt i- "r * A Home Talent it . ft . ? l % The Bachel L1 I THE LATTA HIGH , 8.30 FRIDAY April 3 TWENTY-FF I CI SM^HUhmUUIM >tw<riM<HW ARMY V pMltoMt aa aoUdtaliatweari KfcMihMl af MmfarltlMtwaarai la mM ft torn ON APPROVE kaiN arapatd. lost atata yaw Kan afl. Yoa will be delighted wi pleadkL oft, selected leather uppen aaaMa thick soles of Geaoine Indestr Oak leather often wear one year before t fVislowi mmm are sa i ifln r lia ?tail? KfSay m th? utlHt endlon iMtwMriafthMilmrM." Specially tanaed to cxclnicMrayaid ad Special dirt proof ton me. Scientific-all; * ^Htreated to exclude snow a n4 water. Send MLLmSik 5f* d Bw I?p*n*?-rwl bp tbp A Send MO money wiUl ill* coupon?pay only if.39 no arrival. Way pay $7.00^^^H^E *$100? 8aveprafiLs^^^tiEQ?MBH bay DIRECT from Rfl Mb* Dlraat wjr. |^H||HH| ATTRACT1 fr: DlifiNDlo FIELD TIRE! We are pleaa tive prices on E S . lv-SnrinorfiplH ' and believe the values on the mi stock of tires) fore the advanc give our custom on all purchas ments made pr We have att Havoline Motor 1% V\11 vi/?U c\ n, [laving fjui^iiao1 vance. HUMAN SUP WILM1NC itomobile Water Proof i ft. at 10c per square about what it cost us, been used. / \r Cf\ 823 W GERVAIS St. COLUMBIA, S. C. IICINDERILU" Play, |Par Excellence -RY lor Maids Ciob -ATSCHOOL AUDITORIUM O'Clock EVENING O, 1920 /E AND FIFTY iNTS 1^I rtUI"* k SSiriMel !* ? ^hOHH \dtar nm mmk tkdr ?aMdwi r ^^HpHCgB2Ej|flS^^RpM^^ijdRSBj^HHgS^^U Shoes flm txm u4 awmL A Slstf C^ettJ^y,, .,^1 T iiMwm ,aT-mrhi<inii^l t TVE PRICES on KELLY-SPRING3 and TUBES ed to quote attrac)iamond and KelTires and Tubes, m to be the best arket. Our present vas purchased be:e and we desire to iers this advantage es covering shipior to April 30th. ractive prices on Oil by reason of ed before the adPLY COMPANY iTON, N. C. V'George Washington Thriftograms. ? Washington, the successful builder of a nation, gave voice to rules for I personal and national success which / 'are as applicable in this 1920 year ii of necessary Thrift as in his day. Here f are some of his words on the use of t | money and resources that might have S been written for the present situation 1: in America: 1 "I am no more disposed to squan- r der than to stint. 8 "Economy makes happy homes and ^ sound nations. Instill jt deep. 1 "It is not the lowest priced goods ^ I that are always the cheapest. "I cannot enjoin too strongly upon | you a due observance of economy and I | frugality. "Keep an account book and enter merein every iarming 01 yuur receipts and expenditures. "Promote frugality and industry by example, encourage manufactures, land avoid dissipation. "Reason, too late, perhaps, may , convince you of the folly of misspending time. 'There is no proverb in the whole catalogue of them more true than TT penny saved is a penny got.' "Nothing but harmony, honesty, industry and frugality are necessary to make us a great and happy nation." These statements by George Washington as to wise personal economy might be paraphrased today in the in- j junction of the National Thrift Cam- ! paign?spend wisely, save intelligently, avoid waste, and invest safely. ? Exchange, NOTICE OP FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that G. L. Seales, administrator of the estate of Sophia Seals, deceased has made ap- ] plication unto me' for final discharge ] I as administrator ana tnat Wednesday, May 5th, at 10 a. m. in the forenoon has been appointed for the hearing of the said petition. All persons holding claims against the said estate are requested to file them with the administrator, on or before 10 a. m. in the forenoofa on Wednesday, May 5th, or this notice will be plead bar of their recovery. JOE CABELL DAVIS, Probate Judge, 4 8 4t. Dillon County. ! i' S "DELCO-LK I Time and HA on ivj That's what many us thousand families loca are enthusiastic about of the satisfaction Del( dication of the high pi; hearts of those who i Clean, safe electric lig and premises as brig does the pumping, sep ironing, sweeping am Greater convenience a who have Delco-Light Write or call and further %J JL? i Home L\ Box 276D There's i And There Wasn't the Slightest Smell from Dead Rats/' Writes John Simpkins, farmer of innandale, N. J. "Rats were costng me hundreds yearly; tried dogs, errets, poison, could not get rid of hem. Bought $1.00 pkg. of RATINAP (5 cakes). Used half, not a ? ive rat since. Dead ones aplenty. I ike RAT-SNAP because after killing ats it dries them up?leaves no mell." Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. ^ Sold and guaranteed by Palmetto lardware Co. and Moody Drug Co. I mo. adv. Professional Cards. " rn DR. C. R. TABER Physician and Surgeon . ISI Office at residence, No. 5 Harrison K * i= Residence Phone No. 90. w EE DR. R. F. DARWIN g Dentist Jfl Office Over Bank of Dillon j DR. R. M. BAILEY, p Veterinarian { Office at Dillon Live Stock Co's. Stables. E Office Phone - - - - 235 nr Residence Phone - - ? S. g L. D. TXDR r? Attorney-nt-Law ? MARION, S. O. [ II DR. C. R. DAVIS a Veterinarian. + Office at Kentucky Horse k Mule Co's. Stables. ! Day 'Phone 226 rr Might 'Phon6 19 ? J. W. JOHNSON 2 Attorney-at-Law H fraetlee In State and Federal Courts g Marlon, 8. C. L. B. HABELDEN ' g Attorney at Law ^ DILLON, 8. O. ? Money to Lend on First Mortgage g Real Estate. ^ fm ^^ip^lggjpr jHT is the Best Labor Saver . [y Farm" ;ers say. Over a hundred ted in all parts of the world, Delco-Light. This is proof 10-Light gives. It is an inace Delco-Light holds in the jse it. ;hts make the house, barns ht as day. Electric power >arating, chifrning, washing, d a score of other tasks, nd comfort come to those f? ? ?Vf vutuiv^f prac* interesting details Powers, Dealer BEXXETTSVILLE, S. C. Ight & Power C 281, COLUMBIA, S. C. DISTRIBUTORS x Satisfied OTIS M. PAGE s Civil Engineer ? DILLON, S. C. S tl ii JOE P. LANE f< Attorney-at-Law Office Next to Bank of Dillon, ti in St. Dillon, S. C. b GIBSON A MULLER A Attorneys-at-Law b lea over Malcolm Mercantile Oe. nni/w a n 1/AlilA/llf O. V? tetlee in State and Federal Court! 4 iSBBBBBBBBBI % 25c Catsup 35c pkg. Fancy P 20c " Pan Cake 60c can Fancy P< 30c can Sauer Ki 60c can Coffee 4 25c can Salmon 25c can Beans 25c can Sardines Watch for our week's 3 C. Sale* ! 1BBBBBBBBBBE J complete electric light am farms and country homes air cooled?ball bearings? place to oil?thick plates?lo runs on kerosene. Valve-in-Head Over 1 100,0 Satisfied I 0. Manufactured DELCO-LIGHT COMPAN User Ne; OTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that Mrs. [allie A. Bennett, administratrix of , tie 'estate of J. F. Bennett, deceased ^ ad made application unto me for fin1 discharge as administratrix and tiat Monday, May 17th, at 10 a. m. l the forenoon has been appointed or the hearing of the said petition. All persons holding claims against , A tie said estate are requested to file hem wit hthe administratrix on or efore 10 a. m. in the forenoon on lay 17th or this notice will be plead a bar of their recovery, JOE CABELL DAVIS, W Judge of Probate, t. 2.2 4t. Dillon County. SSEEBSEESBgl IS) - - 20c i eaches - 20c ? Flour - 15c ffl caches - 50c j? * raut - 20c ? - 40c ? > - - 15c 1 " " 20c l : - - 15c | . prices in next ? Herald. .. | sby I11?"' | Is K j > I power plant for , self-cranking? no belts?only one ng-lived battery? Motor. OO Jsers by Y, Day too, Ohio ar You t