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STRONG APPEAL, TO DEMOCRATS John Gary Evans, National Democratic Committeeman irorn South Carolina, has issued the following ataiemeuuto the Deeuiocruts of South Carolina: Every man of sense who owns his home, or a piace of business, carries Aii insurance policy covering its loss h> lire. This is called good business, aiiu the man or woman who neglects to invest the small amount necessary to pay tne premium on the policy is ccusiUered foolish indeed. What if I should tell you that today every farm house, city house and business place xu tne south is threatened with de strucuon and that by a small ca.su contribution, you could secure an insurance policy against loss, would you make it.' Certainly you would, and giadly. The campaign being waged against the south by the Republican party, threatens tne peace and happiness of your homes, the .prosperity of your business and your very civilization itself. I have never known a meaner, bitterer anu more coniemptable sectional fight since the campaign of 1860. Republican speakers take as their slogan, "Turn the rebels out," and they speak of the influence of our statesmen in Washington as though they were alien enemies. Even the Repeublican candidate for President has descended to the level of the extreme south hater and has openly juoinised if he is elected to take a , hand by Federal interference with so-called southern outrages against ,.ine oiacks. Their hatred of Presi| V.dent Wilson is not because of his autocratic ways or his advocacy of the League of Nations, but by reason of the fact that through the enactment oi the federal Reserve Act, the Farmers' Loan Act, and other legislation lie has deprived Wall Street and the money lenders of their power to cont-y frol the curreucy, the banks of the ..country and destroy the business men , ..and farmers of the south and west V.by causing panics at will. For the first time in sixty years, the banks of the south have loaned money to Wall Street at higher rates of interest than they could get in the south. This lias amazed and dumfounded the . iugh financiers of the north and they are determined to put an end to it by furnishing the Republican committee with unlimited funds to buy the . presidency. The Democratic party can expect nothing from the millionAires, but depends upon our farmers, .. laboring men and business men of the south to help win the fight. Won't ? you help us save the house from being burned by the Republican radicals? All of you have more wealth .than at any time sice the War Between the States. You owe it to the Democratic party. Don't be deceived and go to sleep. This is the most vital period in our history and we can only help by sending money to fight the devil with fire. Our votes are safe, but funds are needed to send . speakers to the west to reach the men and "women whose interests are the same as ours, and to contradict the lies that are being spread broed cast by the unprincipled Republican office seekers. Don't wait too long. Do it now and let the world know that you are awake to the danger. .Stand to your leader who is making auch a gallant fight in your behalf. Send your dollars today to General Jones and save the state. BUl AT HOME MOVEMENT. Columbia. Oct. 2.?In the recent issue of the South Carolinian it was stated that the South Carolina Development Board is starting a statewide campaign to ask Soutn Carolinians to buy agricultural products grown in South Carolina and manufactured articles "Made in South Carolina." Several members have ask?o the boaru to make investigation as to the purpose and sale ot food stuus and inauuiactured article not produced in Soum Carolina and the possibilities of home consumption of tiie state s products. Ceo. R. Wheeled manager ot the board, has called attention of the citizens to the great sums ot money sent out side the state lor purchases that could be maue at home, in the following statement: ".South Carolina is tonunaie in hav ing printers, engravers and litho .grapuers or tne nisi el^as. They deliver the goods promptly and at .' lesser prices on account of saving in transportation. Be sure and see it the checks and other printed blanks you are using were 'Made 111 South Carolina." "At a meeting several months ago Aknse present who make a practice oi jialronizing mail-oraer houses were . asked to hold up their hands and it developed that over half were purchasing merchandise from far distant points and were passing up the merchants in their own home towns. Few people ever stop to figure up the sum total loss to themselves and their neighbors by followuig this jiractice. When they send their tuoney to the mail-order houses it leaves the home state circle, the merchant, the banker, the farmer, the clerks, and the home labor stand a small chance of ever seeing the money -Jfcer it leaves on its long journey. Communities, counties and stales, grow and thrive just to the extent their citizens practice thrif and pride and interest the citizens take in their hnmo inH net ripe Thn Smith Hamlin a .manufacturer and merchant pay their taxes to support the home government, construct and maintain public improvements and contribute to ^charitable causes, yet some of their ln?*g'nbors insist on patronizing concerns that pay little or no taxes in South Carolina, but on the other hand pay otit a percentage of the receipts from sales made in the state, to build up the large cities of the north, east and west. Let us patronize the business men that mingle and deal with .us." ilitlCK STOKE Bl'lLDlXO, 30\11<> feet, situated in Rowland, N. C., Tor sale. Inquire J. E. Dick. Fair illufT, N. C. D-2S-41 A ton of sandalwool yields an average of 100 pounds of oil. The United States possesses 60 per cent of all the telephones in the world. . - ' Tobacco is the most important article of export from Turkey to the United States. What is said to be the largest coal-storage plant tn the world, capable of accomodating 300,000 tons of coal, has been completed at Clairton, Pa. The four leading states of the Union in the production and use of hydro-electric power are, in the order named, New York, California, Montana, and Washington. i - I . fissSB j H ^__=I Effj GHBEI^&TiSrSK'SBKS Don't worry about "RED STAR" Stove a> be happy. Quick cookers, good bakers, oil than any wick store; abi lifetime. W. A. Blizzard, | Fresh C !We wish to a have opened a m Iin the block on Railroad avenue, works. Every store is fround we cordiall ,, call and give us ; idle everything i eery line. Our policy wil I goods moving, m I overs with our I groceries at a | profit. | We will ke 1 ceries all of i ! IIS 8! $ * West side R. R. Ave v Philadelphia claims to make enough carpet every year to lay a strip around the globe. The new state of Tzecho-Sloviakia is the only European sugar exporter and the second largest beet-sugar producer in the world. Norwegian interests have secured a concession of several hundred square miles of territory in Zululand with a view to manufacturing paper pulp from papyrus grass. | ) Some geologists estimate that the United States, which uses twice as much oil as the rest of the world and only contains about one-seventh of the supply will have exhausted her 'Oil fields in 188 years. 1 ? PniBllLlnv^ > -?in RBnl ood, or wet wood, use a 11 the year round and , no wicks, takes 25 0 0 less solutcly sale and will last a Dillon, S. C. iroceries j nnounce that we I ew grocery store ( flsn nroof oirlo Af 1 ui(/ w i/OL oiuv vi m , near the bottling I cle in our 1 ih and clean | y invite you to I a trial. We han- | in the fancy gro- 1 II be to keep our lake quick turn- t V | money and sell L small margin of f i ep fresh gro- ! ! he time. f j SUOIISE I nue Dillon, 5. C. % J NOTICE All persons are forbidden and warned not to give employment, food or shelter to my son, Roy Stackhouse, age 16, who disappeared from his home September 12, without my consent or approval. Any one violating this notice will be prosecuted as provided by law. RAINEY STACKHOUSE, 9-30-lt Mullins, S. C. j FOR, SALE BY Evans Pharmacy and all drug stores.^ (Sd Horseshoes Expense is not efficiency. Don't pay for gold horseshoes yrhen you buy your printing. > Sensible printing on sensible paper ? Hammermill Bond , ? will save you money and get results for you. That is the kind of work we do and the kind of paper we use. Use More Printed Salesmansnip. Ask us. GOOD POSITIONS GUARANTI ED Your business course at Draugh- j on's ends bv securing a good paying | position. Right now we are able to fill only 25 per cent of the calls for trained business help coming daily to our employment department from all the large towns throughout the Carolina?. A business course at Draughon's means a good paying position. Write for particulars. DltAUGHOX'S, Columbia, S. C. Monty baek without qutttlon 7K. \1 If HUNT'S Balrt laJlt In thn \| t rettmtnt of ITCH, BCZBMA. /fTj h)J KIMOWOBM, TBTTBR or / II Yl other Itching tkln dlttttt* ^>1 4JJ Try 71 ctot bos at our rltk. For sale by Evans Pharmacy, NOTICE Take notice that the Fall Term Court of Common Pleas for the county of Dillon will convene at. Dillon, S. C., at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on Monday, October 11th, 1920. JNO. C. BETHEA, 9-16-4t C. C. C. P. & G. S. KZEHAP Money back without qntatior if HUNT'S Stlvt fell* in the A treatment of ITCH. BCZBMA, RINGWORM, TETTER orf other Itehr&g tkln dlttttte.. ? Try t 79 cent bos at our rltk. / / f For sale by Evans Pharmacy, 9 ^ ^ j ACCURACY IX MEASURES together with fresh drugs has built our reputation as expert pharmacists, j Your doctor's prescription is carried; out carefully and accurately. Our; service is prompt and our prices mod-j erate. We handle a full line of sick room supplies and toilet articles. 1 MOODY DRUG CO. j ; TREASURER'S NOTICE The books for the collection of county, state, poll and road tax will | be opened in my office, October 15. ind continue open until the last day, af December, 19 20, without penalty. After said date the following penalties will be added: One per cent January, l per cent iddition-al in February, 5 per cent; additional until the 15th day of March when the books will cloee. All districts have special levies for school purposes. The following is the lotal lev>' for various districts: S'o. 2 53 U __ Carolina I So. 3 47 ii ? Harleei So. 4 4 9 1i__ LittleRock S'o. 5 44 J,4 Oakland S'o. 6 48 Vi Minturn S'o. 7 50 Vi Zion S'o. 8 53 Vi-- -- --Dillon S'o. 9* 15 _ _ 1 i __ Dot ban S'o. 10 43' 1 New Holly Vo. 11 50*4 __ __ __ __ Bingham So. 12 IS'i Kentyre S'o. 13 3 OH __ __ __ --Union So. 1 4 53 H Pages Mil' j S'o. 15 4 4 1 ? __Mt. Calvary .Ml. 10 DO Vj i\?*m |?vi i | S'o. IT ?" '; . rV:-;nr.?la jl c. -J tJ-,-4 -- --Manning | No. 19 55% ? Mt. Andrews !a No. 20 57% __ Latta 1 No. 21 52% Dalcho u No. 22 53% Oak Grove 8 No. 23 44 % __ __ 1 Hillsboro 1' No. 24 43% High Hill > No. 25 51% ? __ Pleasant Hill P No. 26 53% Fork it No. 27 43 Temperance No. 28 47% Sellers 0 All parties between the ages of 21 e and 60 years, inclusive, are liable, r unless exempted by law, to a poll tax E of $1.00. All parties between the ages of 21 and 55 years, inclusive, c are liable to a capitation road tax of n $3.00, unless exempted by law. Those who desire to pay their taxes o through the mail may expedite mat- t ters by dropping the Treasurer a card asking for the amount of their taxes, so as to avoid sending the wrong. S I " We have ju our second car of stoc now have on hand ab choice Southern Mares, Horse \ to select from, also s \ speed and several mat vVe have in stock i one hundred and fifty one hundred sets of bought before the la (prices. Regardless o from Dillon it will be i /* I to get our prices oeio We are Agents : Farm Implement Co. John Deere Mower am a get one for the same They are the simplest Mower on the marke ] the parts. ] Dillon Live Stocl 3 Dr. R. M. Bailey,here i to serve you. Cheaper the Lasts TwL THi: BCCKKYK OBLOXCi ST with Angle Steel around the entii cross braced and reinforced at eacl Knee Braces. This plan makes the on the market. The ends of the curved, add strength and there is lapsing or buckling. FOK I. AIW*K"(WI*A('ITV STOK.KSTKKIj (TUB IS BKI OMMKM1 THF L.\K(iK-SlZK I Buckeye Oblong Steel Cribs i length, 10 feet high and 10 to 12 are regular. The ventilating system in the l'ect. The ventilating pi|>os run up ti\ the HininiK Itl't'KKYK ventiluto ventilating INSl'KKS I'KUKKCTIA screen is provided for keeping l)ini I also sell and erect all kind sizes. Write me and I will call on to your advantage to use metal i erected many of them in the couri delighted with them. ?LGddenEa If Golden I ^Dol^t^ VOU plow and plant, eultlvats * and barren with greatest care. Tban will you needlessly split your profit a with rata, fire, mould, rain and thleveat Not tbla year I Moke aura. Plan now to get a ^WithTheSTJf Buckeye repreaenta tbe utmoat In design and capacity for every need bavo stopped abort tbe big grain lot Learn why. Send for oar new fre ayatem of ventilation. Observe thi eeraclioa. Mall u? a letter or poat J. E. S1ZEMORE, 1 . l mount, also stating the township or ownships (if property is owned in lore than one) and if possible give chool district where property is seated. After paying taxes examine our receipts and see if all your iroperty is covered; if not, see about t at once. y gk All persons writing for information V i asking for receipt to be sent to nclose the return postage, as no irovision is made for this item of ex>ense. By following the above suggestions omplications and additional costs nay be avoided. Any person wishing the amount if their taxes will write me not later han December 1st. . Yours truly, JNO. R. WATSON, ^ i-23-t.f. County Treasurer. s t received k this season. We out forty head of < s and Mules several with lots of i:ed teams of mules, six cars of wagons, Knrrrrioc and HUPr KJ Ug ^ IV^U M11U V V VA harness that were st two advances in f how far you live to your advantage re buying, for the John Deere Why not buy a d Rake when you can price as the other, and lightest running t. We also handle [ Co., Dillon, S. C. with us, will always he glad I J in Wood I I ce as Long KKL CORN* CRIB is reinforced ^ p top and bottom. It is also k itincs hrnon with Allirlp Stpel BUCKEYE the most rigid Crib ? Buckeye Oblong Crib, being 3 i absolutely no danger of col- ^ E ;i: thi: buckeye oblovg J >KI> IV I'KKEEKEVCE TO I BOUND ( BIB. an be built in almost any feet in width. The sizes listed Buckeye Oblong Crib is pertlirough the grain and connect r on the roof. This System of ' CUBED GKAIX. Galvanized s out of the ventilator, s of metal outbuildings of all you and show you where it is outbuildings. I have already ity and those who bought are ELRLQ^ crib construction With I. Buckeye Criha end U.ni r id un thouisiuls of farms. te catalog. Note the perfect : simple, exue-siroag ouacirtl tulay. ?n Dillon, S. C. iHHHKMBHBHBI J *