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r 1 ?I jb= jtSMflfiy' . T . - ?( !>?( ?f. 4. 4. 4? 4* *s* *r | > ' > *** 1 + PERSONAL MENTION. * ,f k * : .* + fi? + + + + { f j Miss Dessie Hayes of Free States 3 ^ -was ip Dillon Sunday. Bill Allen of Spartanburg is spend- ^ ing some tune in town. ,'d Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Carmicbael of1 Ciio spent Tuesday in town. _0 v IS ^ Miss Ellen White left Monday to at- iJ tend a house party at Mt. Airy, N. C. b Miss Margaret Melvin returned Lome from Columbia Friday. 1 & Miss Georgia White ha? returned b home from Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hunter of Clio ? spent Tuesday in town. r T&e county executive committee meets at 10 o'clock this morning for the purpose of revising the club rolls. ^ Miss Emilu Moore returned home ^^Tuesday after a visit to relatives ?in ^*Lexington, N. C. ' P Mrs. H. C. McPhaul and children of (L Norfolk* Vs., are visiting relatives here. " * * Messrs. Abe and Julius Blumberg * epent Sunday in Latta with friends. 9 o?o Mr. ?nd Mrs. Abe Iseman and Meyer Markowitx motored over to Marion C Sunday. s; ?O? J Mrs. Luther Prevatt of Lumberton, p N. C. spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Frank Parks. Miss Cora Lee of Latta spent the o ^ week end with her sister, Mrs. W. J.jti / Watson* ? o? Mrs. Frank Thompson has return- ^ ed from a visit to her parents in f Honea Path, S. C.^ [> ?!t< Miss Zenetta Gressette has return-,a ed to Dillon after a two weeks va- ir cation. / ' j ' - ^ Mrs. C. E. Lipscomb and daughter, t< Cora, have returned from a visit to'v relatives at Gaffney. d o . j h "~Mrs. L. C. Montague and children!w have returned from a visit to rela-! tives in New York. ?o? * A Miss Julia Hunter of Blenheim, S. ,tl C.. spent Tuesday in town, with j b Micqeq Vpra and Kate Gaddv. |h W Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Watson of Row- \ land. N. C. spent the week end here) with' the latters mother, Mrs. Flora' ^ \ Watson. |a ??? ? I f? C. E. Lipscomb returned. v /home.Monday night after spending'vt some time in Greenville with~rela-~\v ^ tives. JR i the cfl i ? A f % j] A ilt (If: |E3 A |iu t^-si L- ?J;i | THIS S We bought h |? fall stock that ha: I WE INTE] k I STOCK II See our con H^V T?nA\T rnrr Edvvli Oil. I KITCE afr v Come in anc it | CSRMICHAEL T \ ? Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Goldstein, whol iave been visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. w Jlum left Wednesday for their home q a Baltimore.- lr Mr. and.Mrs. S. H. Turner of Hamet spent the week end in Dillon with'di itand Mrs. S. W. Jackson. Irs H. C. Stanton has returned from t? Vashington where he spent several I lays looking into some patents for'^ , plow. I ??? la Mrs. Jack Moody, and little son and j ^ liss Grace Moody of Fork are visitag friends and relatives in Spartan- ^ urg, Hendersonville and Asheville. ^ Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Manning and 11S8 Annie manning were auiuug mci . tiests registered at the Hotel Osorne, Atlantic City, N. J. last week. g Mrs. E. P. McNeill and daughter, jn ilUfeQ, of Hartaville are visiting Mrs. 8 I.W- Clark. Mr. McNeill spent the reek end here. , Rex Cook, with the R. J. Reynolds B 'obacco Co., spent the week end in ** loldsboro with his family. The*time for filing candidates' ? ledges expires at noon today and the ampalgn will open tomorrow at ilttle Rock. Mrs. Charles C. Haynee of Dur- dt am, N. C. spent several days last r? reek In Dillon with her mother, Mrs. . W. Jackson. ? Misses Marion Easterling, Eutha ds armichael and Emfna Kate Mclnnis to pent Sunday in Florence with Mr. ru ulian Easterling, who is in the hosital there. ? ? -o? Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Lane hare re- ^ iirned from a trip to the mountains !* f North Carolina. They made the D< ip by automobile. "Uncle" Levi Jackson sends The [erald word that he has been' sick 5r several days, and would like for oc is friends to know it. He will be glad _ > see them. Uncle Levi is getting long in years, but holds bis owri re- ... larkably well. tj, ti? Miss Floride E. Johnson returned ) Dillon Monday after spending her _ acation with her parents in Allfnale. She was accompanied back by di er sister. Miss Margaret Johnson ti 'ho will be her guest for the week. D< Maj. O. M. Page has returned from ~~ .styeville. He made the trip through le country, but the roads were so dl ad on account of the heavy rains that e left Mrs. Page and children and 'ill return for them later. ? ?o? The American Rescue Workers di ave succeeded in placing in a good ri nd responsible home one infant child jrmerly belonging to Arry Turbe- ? ille. They will also place the three peek's old child, mentioned in last di reek's Herald, in the home of Geo. SI :. Harrelson. D' mm h Jyl ? ? ALE BE< eavily last year and i been shipped. Yo ND CUTTING OUI : TO $25,000. nplete line of CAM IVES and H00SIE1 [EN CABINETS. 1 make our store you adquarters. MOODY FURNITURE CO ??o$h$h$i Mrs. C. W. Bandy and' daughter, ho have been visiting Mrs. W. B. uill, left Wednesday for their ?ome t Four Oaks, N. C. Prof. W. D.' Roberts returned Monay from Lykesland and is making artngements for the opening of the :hools. The schools will open Sepimber 7th. umberton Robesonian. Miss Lillie McDaniel of the Row.nd section and Mr. Andrew T. Mcenzie of Dillon, S. C. were married i the office of Register of Deeds, M. r. Floyd Friday morning. Justice J. . McLeod, officiated. The Woman's Missionary Society ! the Baptist church will have its >gular meeting Friday afternoon at o'clock in the churchy This is an uportant meeting and every member urged to be present. The annual sermon of the -Jr. 0. . A. M. will be preached at the First aptist church Sunday, August 22d, : 8 o'clock p. m. by Rev. W. B. S. handler. The public is cordially inted to be present Candidates Cards I hereby announce myself a candiite for Clerk of Court subject to the ties of the Democratic Party. Sam McLaurin. I hereby announce myself a canditte for the office of Clerk of Court - TM11? U ?VIA r JJ1UUU WUUl/i DUVJUVl IVi vuv ilea of the Democratic Party. Jack 0. Moody. I hereby announce myself a candiite for the House of Representates, subject to the rules of the ^uiocratic party. EARL R. ELLERBE. I hereby announce myself a candiite for the House of Kepresenta/es, subject to the rules of the Demrattc Party. Jas. W. Hamer. I hereby announce myself as a candate for the house of representares subject to the rules and regulasns of the Democratic Party. J. W. McKay. I hereby announce myself as a can date for the House of Representares subject to the rules of the emocratic party. W. H. Muller. I hereby announce myself a candate for Solicitor, subject to the ties of the Democratic party. J. Monroe Spears. 1 nereoy announce myseu a candate for sheriff, subject to the lies of the Democratic Party. Clyde Sessions Bethea. I hereby announce myself a candate for re-election to the office of leriff, subject to the rules of the emocratic Party. S. V. Lane. ttuftk i^A A ATA ATA ATfc A-A ATfc A Ml 7] Deal Furniture *rrrr?T/> A * r* MUMLAL 1I> Dilloi jj Great F \ To Clear Our St For Fa GINS Mi this year; we nov * m u doubtless know i pflBBHHBSS # I I hereby announce myself a eandl-l |date for the office of Sheriff of Dillon* county, subject to the rules of the g Democratic Party. Don C. Martin. j I T1 I hereby announce myself a candl-|r date for sheriff of Dillon county, subject to the rules of tfce Democratic party. S. S. Proctor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election as Coroner, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. B. F. Gasque. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic Party. J. S. Fair. The friends of N. B. Hargrove M hyeby announce him as a candidate for the offiee of Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to Congress from the Sixth Congressional District, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Philip H. Stoll. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Dillon dounty, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. ~ J. Ben Edwards. I hereby announce myself a candldate for the office of superintendent g< of Education, subject to the rules of tl the Democratic party. ' L. B. Haselden. ? I hereby announce myself a candi- ** date for Superintendent of Education subject to the rules of the Democratic j e( i?ai ij. H. Mahone Moody. jr I heeby announce myself a candi- = date for th eoffice of sheriff, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. Larkln Britt. , Leading Candidate For Railroad Commissioner. I stand for a clean campaign? a better enforcement of all laws as applicable under tbe supervision of tbe Commission. A better freight and passanger traffic. A more liberal provision for tbe traveling public comfort. Courtesy, strict attention to duty, and tbe welfare of tbe public interest, is my motto. Ask my bom- 1 ks about me.l tbey know. UiAitbu y tax o ubajuibi ui K.ersliaw County. D. M. McCASKILL, Kershaw County, Camden, S. C. Candidate for Railroad Commissioner r FURNIl lers in EE :===: and Stoves ~ fSTRUMENTS a, S. C. 1 'emoval | m LE I ore & Warehouse B 11 Stock. ON DAY, f have a $75,000.0* how hard it is in Dill MASTER'S SALE. tate of South Carolina, County of Dillon. In the Court of Common Pleas. V. H. Smith, A L. Smith Mrs. Mai S. Allen, Myrtls Smith, Vera Smitl and B. M. Smith, Mildred Smit and Henry Ellison Smith, by V H. Smith, their guardian, Mrs. I F. Easterling, by H F. Easterlinj her guardian, Sarah Smith by Mr Mamie Smith, her guardian, Mr Ruth Williams, Ralph Smith, Will: Smith Pemberton, Hamilton Ei wards, Leon Edwards, John L. E< wards, Ford Edwards, Elolse I Harlee, E. B. Edwards, W. E. E< wards and C. H Edwards, Plaii tirrs, Tf. [rs. Sallie McCown, Mrs. Rebece Ellen, Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mr Rachael Myers, D. W. Galloway, , A. Galloway, H L. Galloway, Mr Florence Boney, H. L. Bethea, C. ( Bethea, Mrs. Jante Gaddy, George. Bethea, Robert B. Bethea, E. < Bethea, Mrs Flora Bethea, Ma; garet Bethea, John E. Henry, I S. Henry, Jack Henry, Mrs. S. i Alford, Miss Ella Henry, P. C. Hei ry, Mrs. Florence Henry Bethea, 1 W Henry, Mrs. Caro W. Pfaff an John C. Bass., Defendants. Pursuant to an order of h Hono 1. H. Townsend. Judge of the Fourt udlclal Circuit, bearing date the 8t ay of October, 1919, the undersigi 1, as Master for Dillon County, wi ill during the legal hours of sale, o le first Monday in September, 192 ime being the 6th before the coui ouse door in the Town of Dillon, i le County of Dillon, in the stat foresaid, at public auction to tB Ighest bidder the following descrit 1 property: All that certain tract of land no i the county of Dillon and state < TORE C( AUG US1 0 stock and want on to get storage i have BED ROOfl )M SETS, RUGS odd pieces for in the hous /ill be a great pi one in this ston you our complet MICHAEL-MOODY FU ' South Carolina, containing three him- % dred fifteen and one-half acres as shown by a plat of R. A. Johnson, surveyor, dated November 11th, 1870 I bounded north by lands now or form-t; 'erly of C. C. Whlttington', east by "fi T lands of estate of George J Bethea,' ' -iwM h. south by lands of estate of F. M. Moa- 1 h roe and west by lands of estate of R. ' ^ 'P. Hamer. 1-1 Terms of sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay for all paper's and revenue, s- stamps. Any person bidding off the 8- said property and refusing to comply ie with his bid therefor, said property 1-1 will be resold upon the same or some 1- subsequent salesday at the risk of the 3- former purchaser. f , >! i-| A B. JORDAN, 8 19 3t Master for Dillon County. DON'T WASTE TIME. is a. It's a waste of time to experiment T. with liniments and planters when you a. have a dull, throbbing backache or 3. sharp, stabbing ttanges. Get after the , T. cause! Help the kidneys with Doan's 1 Kidnev Pills Read this. r-j. Mrs. M. A. Flowers, Hampton St., ). billon, says: "I hare great faith in I. Doan's Kidney Pills and never hesitate l- about endorsing them. Several years r. J ago my kidneys were in awful shape d and I suffered a great deal with back laches. I felt perfectly miserable. My r,| kidneys acted irregularly, my ankles h | often swelled and I had puffing under h my eyes. If .1 bent over, I could hard* l- ly straighten up again and awful dia11 zy spells would come over me. I n used several different kidney reme0 dies in an effort to find relief bat rt wasn't helped any until I finally used ' , j n Doan's Kidney Pills. They worked :e like magic in my case and in a short ie while rid me of all my trouble and >- put my kidneys in a good healthy condition " ' w 60c! at all dealers. Foster-Milburn >f Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y. ? 8 19 2t OXiniNF.il. ' TONIC Malaria i3 a menace to the whole I family. Watch for the first svmptoins and stop it quick. Stop it B VENTS as well as stops. ft Eeadac!:c3, ell - run' - down - no - I account feeling. All call for OXI CINE the jTreat Anti-malaria 9 tonic Coll by your druggist, COc. Money back i? you take I back the empty bottle and can fl GUARANTEED r^=3 WARY | ^ * > n t * ~ I I I A op* | r 22NDI aL to cut it for our houses. * V I, LIVING I , PIANOS, | v any room e. ? leasure for X e to show X :e line. $ RRITURE CO. 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