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DILLON' PUBLIC SCHOOLS | 11 Attendance Honor Boll for April. 1 ' First Grade?Boys: Hugh Mel Sethea, Nelson Bethea, Benton Byr< Hickman Butler, Joe Chandlpr, Ira 1 ^ Cottingham, Robert Caddell, Dunca Carmichael, Thad Davis, Ernest Hei ring, Elbert Herring, Purvie Hemi ton, James Hutcbins, J. C. Lupo, Jr Pate McKinzie, Leroy McKinzie, Wi aon Saleeby, Henry Smith, Tommi Tindale. ? Girls: Frances Bailey, Evely Blum, Rena Coppedge, Rosa Cool Xueadine Jackson, Aline Lewellyi Viola McKinzie. Helen Oliver, Bess! Phiilipps, Josephine Saleeby^ Mar -Smith, Mary Taylor, Ethel Tinaan Ada Tindale. ^ Second?Boys: Walter Bethea, E< ison Britt, Billy Caldwell, Edwar Connelly. Woodrow Carter, J. B. Ec wards, J. D. Edwards, Dick Elliot Edgar Farley, J. P. Huggins, J. ( McCormick, Izell McKinzie, Alls to Pvoctor, Moneef Saleeby, Howar Rlatng. Girls: Lutie Bethea, Golda Bricl Elsie Coppedge, Louise Fennegai .Bessie Herring, Hortense Jordai Jtachel Lane, Elizabeth McLaurli .Marie Price, Rhoda Saleeby. Thelm Reals, Katharine Tatum,' Luc II Thompson, Carrie Thonton. Third Grade?Boys: Bynum Bui* /John C. Cottingham, James B. Gil .son. Harrison Hayes, James Lorel Ram Sanderson, Raymond Tarlton. Girls: Odessa Bethea, Mamie Rut ^Carter, Mary Jackson. Fourth Grade ? Boys: T. W. B< then, Harfel Bute, Rufus Cottlnghai v James Flowers, Deleon Freesland, . W.Gaddy, Lemmie Han, jura iuu ilton, Lonnie Hamilton, James Han ilton, Harvey Jordan, Traywlc x White. Girls: Ruby Bailey, Norma Co tingham, Mary Davis, Margaret Ec wards Margaret Hargrove, Sue He: ring, fcdlth McDuffle, Gladys Mllle Kathleen Moody, Candis Nesbit, Li lian Rowland, Ida Seals. Fifth Grade?Boys: D. C. Brit Edwin Burney, Gary Fennegan, Trut Hayes Bruce Hursey, Wade Hurse; Dallas McDuffle Robert Oliver, Cai .lisle Roberts, ^red Saleeby, Leo Williams, LeRoy Wiliams. Girls: Annie May Barren tine, Fl( -Tie Jane Bethea, Eva Jewell Brit Milwee Brit, Evelyn Caldwell, Ann) Cottingham Kate Croxton, Sara Hai grove, Lila Johnson, Ida McXinxl( Corine Sanderson, Myrtle Stephen Mary Tatum. Sixth Grade?Boys: Sydney Bricl Everett Hall, Gerald Michaux, Fran Murphy, Glenn Stackhouse. Girls: Fay uauey, r^v* ouub?.. Fannie Gaddy, Curs Lipscomb. Mu le Miller, Mary Murchison, Carme Saleeby, Julia Smith. Seventh Grade?Boys: Joe Adam William Adams, William Floweri Harry Fass, Henry Johnson, Mario WdbdtGr Girls: Margaret Bond, Marjt*-Cak well, Jenn^ Cottingham, Molly Han -T ilton, Ida Lupo, Mary McKinsle, Ev hiichaux, Pauline Oilier, Alice 8ale< by, Marie Thompson, Ola Smith, High School?Boys: Albert A! ten, James Bethea, James Hamei fBulst Jordan, Harvey McLean, Mai Ion Michaux, Lesesne Richbourg. Girls: Louise Bethea, Leila Brad dy, Nellie Caldwell, Mildred Carm! chad. Marguerite Eaaterling, Mar T. Edwards, Lyda Elliott, Berth Fass. Kate Gaddy, Vera Gaddy, Mai garet Hall, Margaret Hasty, Evely Moody, Grace Mocdy, Dorothy Moon Kmllu Moore, Reba Nettles, Berth Oliver, Jessie Reaves, Ethall'a Thorn -as, Edith Wagstaff. o DILLON PUBLIC SCHOOL "Scholarship Honor Roll for April. First Grade?Boys: Hugh Mcb Bethea, Nelson Bethea, Joe Chand ler, J. C. Lupo, Jr., Hugh Proctoi John D. Regan, Wilson Saleeby, Grs ham Watson. Girls:Frances Bailey, Helen Olh er, Beaie Phillipps, > Josephine saiee by, Mary Smith, Mary Taylor. Second Grade Boya: Girls: Sara Herring, Cairol Stack house. Third Grade?Boys: John C. Col tixvgham. at Girls: Elizabeth Blizzard, Rebecc ^ "Field Henslee Fourth Grade ? Boys: Franci Adams. Girls: Frances Chandler, Mar Davis, Margaret Hargrove, France # Knight, Edith McDuffie, Mami Stackhouse. 'Fifth Grade?Boys: Carlisle Rot arts. Girls: Evelyn Caldwell, Sara Hal grove, Martha Stackhouse. Sixth Grade?Boys: , Girls: Margaret Bethea. Seventh Grade? Boys: v -Girts: Gertrude Croxton, Ida Lupc High School?Boys: Girls: Louise Bethea, Mabel Crox ton, Mary Elizabeth Stackhouse. You Do More Work, Too ere more ambitions and yon get mor r enjoyment out of everything when you blood is in good condition. Impurities ii the blood have a very depressing effect 01 the system, causing weakness, lazinesi aervousneaannd sickness. * GROVE'S TASTELESS ChlU TONI( l mtsm Energy and Vitality by Purifyin *-and lynching the Blood. When you fee R? Strengthening, invigorating effect, so how i| brings color to the cheeks and hoi it improves the appetite, you will thei appreciate its true tonic value. GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONH is not a patent medicine, it is simpl: ' IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup i So pleasant even children like it. Th blood needs Quinine to Purify it and IROI to Enrich it These reliable tonic prop erties never fail to drive out impurities L the blood. the Strength-Creating Power of GROVE': TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made i the favorite tonic in thousands of home; More than thirty-five years ago. folk would ride a long distance to get GROVE' TASTELESS Chill TONIC when member of their family had Malaria < needed a body-building, strength-givin conic, a The formula is just the same t< day. and you can get it from any dm store. 60c per bottle. Candidates Cards For House of Representatives. J* I hereby announce myself a candi-, I' date for the House of Representa-i * tives, subject to the rules of the n Democratic party. j EARL R. ELLERBE. | i' Habitual Constioation Cured ie :a 14 to 21 Days LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" i?a speciallyn prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual i, Constipation. It relieves promptly tat i, should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days q to induce regular action. It Stimulates and y Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c e per bottle. I Relieves Colds Coughs, Sore Throat, La Grippe, Flu. ; Soothes the Aching, Feverish feeling. 5 . Loosens the Phloem?Clear* the Bead and Chest. 35c Tour Druggist's. l, ?. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE, a t e Notice is hereby given that Jno. C. Bethea, administrator of the estatq of Lawrence Covington, deceased has made application unto me for final 1> discharge, as administrator and that Saturday, May 15, 10 a. m, in the " forenohn has been appointed'for the hearing of th eeaid petition. All persons holding claims against f the said estate are Yequeated to file ' them with the administrator, on or l~ before 10 a m. in the forenoon on ? May 15 or this noticr will be plead in bar of their recovery. JOE CABELL DAVIS, , Judge of Probate, J" 4 12 4t. Dillon County. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. t, Notice Is hereby given that Mrs. is Mallie A. Bennett, administratrix of y, the estate of J. F. Bennett, deceased r- had made application unto me for finn el discharge as administratrix and that Monday, May 17th, at 10 a. m. >- in the forenoon has been appointed t, for the hearing of the said petition, ie All persons holding claims against r- the said estate are requested to file b, them wit hthe administratrix, on or s, before 10 a. m. in the forenoon on May 17th or this notice will be plead c, in bar of their recovery k JOE CABELL DAVIS, Judge of Probate, s, 4 22 4t. Dillon County. z- - n NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. 18 Notice is hereby given that Sarah ? Alford, administratrix of the estate n of Sam Alford, deceased, has made application unto me for final disl" charge as such administratrix and l* that Friday, May 14, at 10 a. m. in a the forenoon has been appointed for y the hearing of the said petition. All persons holding claims against I- it. : j 1-1- 1 ? J HI. lag sua eaittie ?iw rwiunHou w me r? them with the administratrix or or before 10 iu m. in th? forenoon on May 14, or this notice will be plead " in bar of their recovery. JOB CABELL DATIS, Judge of Probate, * 4 2.2 4t. Dillon County. Q ' Professional Cards. DR. a R. TABER rn/ucuui ana sargctn OCn at residence. No. 5 Harrison t r. Residence Phone No. 90. 1 r, DR. R. F. DARWIN Dentist Office Over Bank of Dillon r. ' DR. R. hi. BAILET) Veterinarian Office at Dillon Live Stoek Co's. :r Stables. Office Phone - - - - 235 t- Residence Phone - - ? a L. D. LIDE Attorney-at-Law 8 MARIONf S, 0I DR. O. R. DAMS e Veterinarian. Office at Kentucky Horse & Mule >_ Co's. 8table8. Day 'Phone 226 v Night 'Phone . . , , , 19 #. W. JOHNSON Attorney-at-Law Plasties in State and Federal Courts Marlon. 8. a " L. B. HAS ELD EN Attorney at Law DILLON, S. 0. Money te Lend on First Mortgage t Real Estate. , ?? ; OTIS M.PAGE Civil Engineer S DILLON, S. C. f * ? _____________1 0 JOE P. LANE Attorney-at-Law " Office Next to Bank of Dillon, y Main St. Dillon, 8. O. \ ________ J GIBSON tt MULLEB h ' Attoraeys-ai-Law d OflH ever Malcolm Mercantile Oe. Q DILLON, 8. 0. |"t Praetlee In State and Federal Courts s 8 O. HENSLEE, M. D. S Eye," Ear, Note and .Throat a Spectacle* Fitted. " Cfflce Hours 9 to 11 and 2 te 4 h Evening Hours by Appointment 4 Subscribe to The Dillon Herald. BP Let Mre. Mary Graves TftH Tott Her t< Poultry Raising Experience. ;ix "Three years ago I bought an Incu- ^ bator, this year I've made money. n know until a friend gave me a cake ( of RAT-SNAP. Next morning found q two dead rats in hennery. Kept find- g ing them. Suddenly they disappear-1_ ed altogether. It's the only sure rat'E killer." Take Mrs. Grave's advice. | Three sizes, 25c, 50c, $1*. Sold and guaranteed by Palmetto Hardware G Company and Moody Drug Company. k 5 13 lmo. 0 P i? J5S55ESSS5I * P 1 (Was a II Misery I] jj Mn. F. M. Jones, of II * Palmer, Okta., writes: II f "From the time I en- Ufl b tend Into womanhood nil,1 ... I looked with dread III* from one month to the Bil'g next; I suffered with mjr III a back and bearing-down Ml a pain, untfl life to ma was [||m 1 e A misery. I would think [IMI C I could not endure the If HI pain any longer, and I fjEjj gradually got worse. nl Kfj 5 Nothing seemed to help I M me until, one day, . I I ' I decided to 9 8 TAKE BB CARDUI Hie Woman's Tonic __ , "I took four bottle*/' . ([Hi Mis. Jones goes oa to HB]| USUI say, "and was not only II III jMrU greatly relieved, but can || y I I truthfully say that 1 have fl I k E " It has now been two I I I B years since I took Card ill, I B || > and I am still in good OTI IS health. . . I would ad- IB m M rise any woman or girl IB 19 to use Cardtd who is a IB] IB sufferer from any female IB II I! you suffer ptln caused I 9 || troa womanly trouble, or Hi K | H you feel (hs need eta || B | good strengthening tonic flj B IM to buildup your run-down IjiJ || system, take the advice l| 11 of Mrs. Jones. Try Car- IB 11 duL It helped her. Wa IB U| bsHnon it wfll help you. IB il ABDruggists BE BEEZ5RH Mon?y b?ek without qntctioa . \1 If HUNTS Salve fall* In the ! "-*K&r" 11 treatment of ITCH. ECZEMA. /ftj fJJ RINGWORM, TETTER or I If Yi ?*b*r Itching akin dlaaoaeo. ?/\ Try 79 coat bos at our rick. XDBinjBqg BOBAg Xq a^s Jog VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most d' gerous because of their insidious attacks. Heed the first earning they give that they need attention by taking COLD MEDAL The world's standard remedy for thooo disorders, will often ward off these dieeases and strengthen the body against farther attacks. Three sice*, all druggists. Leek fee the aaat Gold Medal as every has end accept no its italics THE SAME IN LATTA I I Latta Residents Speak Oat for the Welfare of the Public. It Is just the same in Latta, as here in Dillon; our friends there speak out in the same glad earnest way as so many grateful Dlilon men and women have spoken in these columns for years past. Mrs. P. G. Richardson, R. F. D. No. 3, Latta, S. C., says: "I don't really know what caused my kidneys to give me so much trouble some four years ago but I shall never forget how I suffered. My back Just seemed to ache from morning until night and it was so sore and weak that I could hardly drag one foot after the other. I suffered like this for a long time and the trouble became more aggravating as the days relied by. My kidneys acted irregu- \ larly and caused me much annoyance. My mother advised me to try Doan's Kidney Pills so I got a supply and took them according to directions. i ft short while,. Doan's went down > the seat of the trouble, strengthen- .' lg my back and kidneys' and removig al the aches and pains. Doan's lade me feel like a new woman." 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn o., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. V 13 It. Be ton't Always Blame Hens When Eggs Are Scarce. R; Rats may be getting them?U. S. in overnment Bulletins prove they 25 now how to get them. Break a cake bv f RAT-SNAP into small pieces and lace where rats travel. If there, 5 LAT-SNAP will get them?posltlve. Knrt ti nn snMi? nd guaranteed by Palmetto Hardware Company and Moody Drug St Company. 13 lmo. th to NOTICE id ' ty Notice is hereby given that a meet- tr ag of the share-holders of Dillon Po- &I sto Storage Warehouse Co., a pro- h? osed Corporation to be organised of nder the laws of the State of South tb larolina will meet at the offce of J. Pi t. Regan on Tuesday, May 11, at 4 'clock p. m. for the purpose of per- d? ecting the organization as required el y law and will immediately thereaf- di er file with the Secretary of State R written declaration asking for the isoance of a Charter as required by ol lection 3834 Civil Code 1912 as to imended. That the proposed oapltal p< tock is Ten Thousand dollars divid- tb id into 100 shares of the par value of cc )ne Hundred dollars per share. el - R. M. OLIVER, J. R. RE3AN, P< A. B. Jordan. w o T)A4UiAMA?*a em/1 Hoolorontfl til "D"1V rcnuviiUio ?UU A/WM>? ... ; ?g?ai!i SlflStSlffJ * '"Bk i ff&l/!EejR.p ' ?( AkTt i " ' r- JKtt A nfflmfbCy'* r ^2i\ 1 Jp^wT /f I # asosssbbbbbbssbsbsba?*?s5-s=H FC * i v v * . Time to Re>tir?7 Iftuy Flak) fe Picked Up Seren Large Dead Rate First Morning Using Rat-Snap/' So writes Mr. B. E. Carpenter, oodbridge, N. J. "We lost 18 small icks one night, killed by rats, lught some RAT-SNAP and picked > 7 large dead rats next morning d in 2 weeks didn't see a single rat. kT-SNAP is good and sure." Comes cake ready for use. Three sizes, ? *1 QrtlH am) fiiaront^Ari V/, UVV| f A.ww. WViu Miiu Palmetto Hardware Company and )ody Drug Company. 13 lmo. NOTICE, ate of South Carolina, County of Dillon. Whereast petitions signed by more an one-third of the qualified elecrs and a like proportion of the resent freeholders of the age of twen-one years ef Little Rock school dls let No., 4 of the state and county oresald asking that an election be ?ld In said district on the question ! roting a 5 mill lery in addition to At now in force, for common school lrposee. Now by authority rested in us un>r Sec. 1742 Civil Code 1912, said ection is hereby ordered held Tuesty, May 25th at the Bank of Little ock. The trustees shall act as managers ! said election, and only such elects as return real or personal pro>rty for taxation and who exhibit lelr tax receipts - and registration srti flea tea as required in general ections shall be allowed to rote. Each elector who favors the pro>sed levy shall cast a vote with the ord "YES" written or printed iereon, and elector opposed tc Doss Road Master Acknowledge Motorists of the Son numbers, are choosing 1 the-future service. Not alone because of t instantly apparent in beauty, but even more and through quality tin fully hand-built into eve A Mileage The true measure of a the number of UNWAT you. Doss Tires do not wear until they have far 01 age" guarantee. All sizes, plain am Pord N sizes guaji miles, lafger su Doss Rubber and Atlanta, BENNETT-HEDGPETH, Dot* Compr* Dos i^JS: ^ 1 - are made to w I UhAA who know ex x uuco claM tub# #he ll |V( Good msec good trac extreme degree these tires. In j in their selling, a vital factor. The Fisk Ideal: concern in th< for, and the sq existence to dn Next TimeJ. C. CAP DILLC said levy shall cast a vote with the word "NO'' written or printed thereon. W. C. MOORE, H. N. COUSAR, R. S. ROGERS, Members of the County Board of Education. NOTICE OP ELECTION. State of South Carolina, County of Dillon. Whereas, petitions signed by more than one-third of the qualified electors and a like proportion of the red- a dent freeholders of the age of 21 years of Hamer-Kentyre district No. 12 of the county and State aforesaid asking that an election be granted In said district on the question of Increasing the levy for common school purposes by 3 mills have been pre- i sented to the county board of education; now by authority vested In u* under Sec. 1741, Civil Code ill), said election is hereby ordered held . rr, .J-? lf._ OC.k A V v.. un l uoouo/, in a j 6utu, at, a* Lellan'a store. The trustees shall act as managers of said election and only such electors as return real or personal property for taxation and who exhibit i their tax receipts and registration certificates as required i. general i elections shall be allowed to rote. Each elector who farors the proi posed levy shall cast'a ballot with (the word "Tee' written or printed thereon, and each elector opposed to : said lery shall cast a ballot with the 11 word "No" written or printed thereI on. W. C. MOORE, . H. N. COUSAR R. 3. ROGERS, 1: Members of the County Board of II Education. J-S-2t. ? rrr? Tires 8 by Right of d Superiority th, in daily increasing Doss Tires for far-intohe commanding quality their outward sturdy because of the through it they KNOW is carery Doss Tire to make it Masterpiece ' tire's value is gauged by CHED miles it runs for even commence to show atrun their "Greater Mile1 non-skid treads, utteed for 7.500 les ' 6,000 miles, ... . . 1 Tube Company Georgia Dealers, CLIO, S. C. "/ * Mion Inner Tubee do not o not Injured by puhcturee. :od Tubee?red and gray? In the approval of motorleta actly what a etrtctly flretiuld be. x?dI [TOES . ige, good looks, :tion?all to an ?are features of fheir making and the Fisk Ideal is "To be the beat ? world to work uareit concern in t butineM with.'* ?BUY FISK LMICHEAL %