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| flchofau-ahip Honor Roll for October Dillon Schools. 1 J First Grade, Section 1. Boys ? 1 Holmes Bell, Fltshugh Bethea, Hoyt Dearer, Frasier Hugging, Dex Taylor, * Girls ? Luclnda Bethea, Eleanor T Barlow, Irene Carmichael, Rheba I Cook, Louise Ellen, Elizabeth Jones. 1 Section 2. Boys?Edward McCutcheon, LeGrande Moody, Billy Murchi-j son, Billy Olive, William Roberts, I Salem Saleeby, Eugene Stantou, Lenn C Tatum, Graham Walders, Schubert 1 JWatson. I " Girls ? 'Aubrey "McLean, Eleanor Hiernsie, Jennie Rogers. P Second Grade, Section 1? Beton Byrd, Nelson Bethea, Duncan Car- ? michael, Joe Chandler, Robert Caddell, Houston Dearer, James Hutch- 1 ins, George McLawhorn, Vincent I Perry. I Girls?lone Hamilton, Ruby Hamil- ' ion, Bessie nerring. Section 2. Boys?J. C. Lupo, John * B. Regan. ^ Girls?Helen Oliver, Bessie Phil' lips, Josephine Saleeby, Mary Smith, JAda Turbeville. '* Third Grade. Boys?Walter Be- * thea, Alston Proctor, Graham Wat- * on.; v. - 4 ; J Girls ? Charlotte Bolnean. Sara * Herring, Susan Lockamy, Lots Moody Carroll Stackhouse. .... * Fourth Grade. Section L Girls ? ^ Bettie McCormac. * Section 2. Girls. Rebecca Field HenJ slee. 11 Fifth Grade. Section 1 Boys. ? ? Frances Adams. - ? Girls ? Frances Chandler, Mary Chandler, Frances Knight, Laura e Fifth Grade. Section ?. Boys. ? * DeLeon Frees land. ' * Girls. ?Eva Jewel Brltt, Milwee 1 Brftt, Mary Davis, Margaret Hargrove. ?1?ia t / t jmimtw AAivwi, 8ixth Grade. Boys ?Carlisle Rob- * arts. 1 Girls?Evelyn Caldwell, Kate Croxton, Beulah Easterllng, Sara Har- * grove, Sara Smith, Martha Stackhouse J f Miriam Watson. * High School. J Boyi?Powell Jones, Harvey Me- J Lean, Bryan Mlchaux, Lesesne Rich- 1 bonrg. Girls-? Louis Betbea, Mildred Car- J michael, Mabel Croxton, Paulipe Mc- I Kinnon. h Attendance Honor Roll. d First Grade. 'Section 1. Boys. ?- I Fitxhugh Bethea, James Cook, Hoyt Dearer, Joseph Freesland, Frank 1 Hoggins, Elbert Herring, T. B. Her- j ring, Dex Taylor. s Qirls ? Eleanor Barlow, Alice C Bums, Luclnda Bethea, Irene Carmlchael, inex Connelly, Isla Davis, I Rebecca Dixon, Mildred Frasier, Ar- g gem uiobod, num uuiiui, mu? xaamttton, Jones, S&llle Jone. 1 First Grade. Section 2. Boys. ? r Riley Alien, Baker! McNeill, Ralph C Xedlln, Edward McCutcheon, Billy f Murchfaon, Early Raspberry, William Roberts, Ell Saleeby, Salem Sa-jl leeby, Raser Sanders, Eugene Stanton (C Norwood Stokes, Lenn Tatum, Carson C Tolar. ^ ic ,--r OU V > ' T - | jMAjera i| ? ? 7"E are goii ? YY be consid % they scai price awaits thos of standard qual Ladies Coai $69.00 to $85.00 St * $39.5i Y 38.00toS45.00 Co I $21.5( % $30.00 to $35.00 C I $19.7. ^ 6.00 to 7.00 Georgette W A 36 io. Poplin only Y $3.00 Sweaters jus* o 75c Children's Drau & Children 9 Buster Brown H $ For Mi & All wool pants - < y Wool jeans pants Y value, at - ? Apron overalls at A 2.50 ribbed union su I?* \ Girls. ? Edith Lovell, Aubrey Mc-ean, Annie Norrls, Nellie Roberts, ennnle Rogers, Lessie Suggs, Nora foe Tart. Second Grade. Section 1. Boys.? lelson Bethea, Duncan Carmichael, Foodrow Carter. Joe Chandler, Thad )ayis, Houston Dearer, Purvey HamIton, James Hutchins. Girls.? Bessie Herring. Second Grade. Section 2. Boys ? Edison Britt, Edward Connelly, J. 1. Lupo, J. C. McCormick, Bennie taspberry, John D. Regan, Howard llslng, Wilson Saleeby. Girls?Hortense Jordan, Lillie Mur hy, Evelyn Montague, Josephine Saoeby, Mary Smith, Anna Summerly Mary Ware. Third Grade. Boys ?Carl Bailey, Valter Bethea, Maxwell Booth, Blly Caldwell, Shelton Carter, 'J. B. Edwards, J. D. Edwards, Dick Elloot, Edgard Farley, J. P. Huggins, Fernie Morris, Hilton'MishOe, Alston, doctor, Moneer Saleeby, Graham VatsonA fJirls?Lutie Bethea. Mamie Bethea Christine Bethea, Charlotte Boineau, lolda Brick, Elsie Coppedge, Louise "enegan, Sara Herring; Lucy Hall, lachel. Lane, Susan Lockamy. Lois foody, Elizabeth McLaurln, Cornell >riee, Thelma S?ils, Carrol Staekiouso, Rhoda Saleeby, Daisy Sellers, Cathrine Tatum, Lucile Thompson. Fourth Grade. Section 1. Boys. ? lerbert Bailey,v Daniel Carmicbael, ohn C. Cottlngham, Refus Cottingam, Jlmmie Gibson, Sam Sanderson, landy Smith, Raymond Tarlton, Carle Williams. Girls?Mamie Carter, Maggie Lov11, Nettle McPbatter. Fourth Grade. Section 11. Boys. ? fynum Bute, Kirk Hamilton, Lonnie Iamilton, Bissell Johnson, James iOrell, Robert Lovell. Girls?Mildred Bethea, Odessa Behea, Elisabeth Blissard, Elisabeth transford, Evelyn Guinn, Janle Hamtton, Rebecca Field Henslee. * Firth Grade. Section 1. Boys. ? "ranees Adams, Paul Carmichael, lary Feoegan, J. W. Gaddy, Marlon (eCallum, Fletcher Roberts, Fred aleeby, Herbert Stackhouse, Bert "arlton, Leon Williams, LeRoy Willams. * Girls ? Frances Chandler, Llla ohnson, Frances Knight. Edith Morn f fie. Gladys Miller, Lillian Rowin d, Cciine Sanderson, Bessie Saners, Ida Seals, Mamie Sthck house, aura Ware, Hazel Ward. Fifth Grade.' Section 2. Boys. ? '. W. Bethea, Harold Buie, DeLeon Yeesland, Lemmie Hall, Bruce Hur T- ?? nn.? cjp V/isivuvfi nmncr, IVUD/ ivvwt. Sline Ramsey. Girls.?Mildred Bond, Eva Jewel Iritt, Milwee Britt, Mary Davis, Mararet Hargrove. ; Sixth Grade. Doys. ?J. D.. Elliott ,anneau Fenegan', Thomas Hall, Hary Hamer, Wade Horsey, Jo&n LeJette, James Medlin, Dallas McDufie, Harvey Miller, Robert Oliver. Girls.?Gladys Ammona, Annie M. larrentine, Florle J. Bethea, Evelyn feldwell, Margaret Carmlcael, kate; Jroxton, Beulah Easterllng, Fanny iaddy, Maxie Mi|ler, Julia Smith, | R E H At a I ' \ D DO Wh V . ' ng to sell our entir lered. We propose rrelv dreamed nf ie who are thrifty ai ity. ? Suits Boyi iits to go at 0 . A tat Suits at n $25. ' 17.51 9 m & . m m ^ oat ouits at 6.UU g 6.00 aists $3.95 Lad Mc $5.50 Silk k 1.95 300 ' 2.50 " jers at 35c 1.50 Fiber! osc 19c $3.00 Heavj >fl Everything - $3.50 I 5.00 ___ - 2.95 JOll 1.95 its 1.95 R. R. Aver i ? - i?ii Sara Staith, Ruth Spivey, Martha Stackhouse, Mary Tatum, Miriam Watson, Nina Summerell. Seventh Grade.- Boys. ?George Bond, Sidney Brick, Everett Hall, Elmer Hutchins, Henry Johnson, Gerald Michaux, Anderson Murphy. Girls.?Fay Bailey, Elizabeth Bond Lettie Bransford, Eva Bridgers, Bessie Farley, Mollie Hamilton, Cora Lipscomb, Mary Murchlson, Jewell Rockley, Beatrice Rogers, Annie Spivey, Marie Thompson, Sallie Mae Walters. * High School. First Year. Boys. ? William Adams, Marlon Webster. Girls. ? Margaret Bond, Marjle Caldwell, Jennie G. Cottingham, GertmHp Crorton. Ida Ludo. Mary Mc Kenzie, Eva Michaux, Alice Saleeby, Margaret Tatum. Second Year. Boys. ? Powell Jones, Jord Jordan Charlie Moore, Hill Nettled, Joe Taber. Girls.?Sara Barlow, Fannie Sue Bethea, DolUe Sue Britt, Mildred Carmichael, Mabel Croxton, Margaret Hall, Louise Montague, Louise McDanlel, Bertha piiver, Jesse Reeves, Virginia Tatum. Third Year. Boys.? James Hamer, Buist Jordan, Frank McDaniel, Marion McDaniel, Harvey McLean, Marion Michaux, Lesesne Richbourg, Earl Rogers, J. ,W. Williamson. Girls. ? Leila Braddy, Mary Kate* Easterling, Lyda Elliott, Bertha Fass, Kate Gaddy, Pearl Proctor, Victoria Thames, Edith Wagstaff, Louise Bethea. Fourth Year. Boys. ?Bryant MI V/UAUA, U1VTTU 4?VV?i * ?MII . Girls. ? Pauline McFinnon, Thelma Stantotf. o NO TIME EXTENSION FOR PAYING TAXES. Comptroller General Says Absolutely "Nothing Doing" This Year. No extension of time for the payment of taxes will be made In any of the counties this year, W. W. Sutherland comptroller general said yesterday. The schools and the state and connty government must be run according to schedule. Mr. Sutherland pointed out and for this Reason it will be impossible to'grant any extensions1 anywhere this year. "The state has borrowed considerable money and this must be pahf the comptroi"'' general pointed ' out. "Any man who is a real citizen will not think of- seeking to delay the paytpent of taxes," MK" Sutherland said. The time limit without penalty is January 1 and Mr. Sutherland hopes ?ii . ?in i. v.? aV.i tut itLAtrs nut uo iu uy tutu iiuic, ? The State. . .. .o, A Husband is Liable for the Slander* ons Utterances of Wife. Raleigh, No v. 11.? A husband Js responsible for the Slanderous utterances of his wife, according to an opinion handed down in the supreme court here today, in the c*se of Young against Newson. The court affirmed the decision of the lower court in granting the plaintiff a verdict of $650. "NJTT nd B j t . ' r m ??? i ($7,000, \ e stock for the next i to take our loss an -a clean saving of c id take advantage o s Knee Pants Suits. t One-Third Off 00 Suits at $16.67 ) Boys Suits at 11.95 5.39 3.98 ies Silk Hose ose .Now $3.50 " ' 1.50 1.25 Silk ' 79c 7 Sweaters $1.95 included in the Cut Pric ies Dry iue, * .1 NOTICE?ON ACCOUNT OF THE ] panic sow approaching I will make a redaction on all freeh meata lire cents on the pound. Watch and see that I treat Ton right Dillon and Palace Market IBB8RQB08QQ8BB9DBBSU Biil I^MIi I. "To serve yon as too would want yon to serve us" IGolde Servic* service ES TT TE distribi! H VV all makes HVfl I When you pa; Rule Service, of1 just the same as; tor, your dentist I Service is the all car owners, we Our Golden Rul % invite your caref to assure you Ion Ml Often when a zt nj battery is "done f< g? ready to buy a i m show how we can ? H by repairing his ol< n giving an adjustm M for eight months. ^ We are a USL G? ' Gil i Railroad Avenue ; M il ZZ RE elow OUR LOS. 10 days at prices tl id let the public sect >ne-fourth, one-third {this great saving 0] I ' , , Men's Shot Genuine E C Skuffers Size 6 to 11 at $4 Men's $12 Tan Ene Shoe " $10 " " " s " Ladies and Children's . duced accordingl Ladies Hoi 50c Ladies Hose now-? % 25c Men's socks " 4.50 Men a Hats at $9.00 Klosfit Petticoati :e Sale. Strictly cash to < Goods < Dillon, Soutl 1 - FOR SALE?SEED BYE, ffcSd A buehel. We suggeet plea tine one acr? on each (arm for hay. We sugfeet planting your cotton lands as a cover crop. Carolina Hilling Company. lf-7 pj STQRAG -???v in Ris!e Ss i is the one thing that we ! in line with the Goldei itc this seme Service to all a of batteries without discrimin y money for a new USL you a1 which the battery is but an ess paying your employees, your 1 ?for Service. , most important thing in the \ i aim to be the "greatest Servar ie Service, we think, makes ill co-operation in caring for yi g battery-lifd. tan thinks his We sell onl yr" and he is with the dura lew USL, we plates. The 1 ive him money to us' 'Dry - Chi 1 battery and ail before-sale d ent guarantee you really get battery. ilden Rule Service Station?m oson & Edwai Phone 44 - . - ... Dii * * ' '. ... - ' STC Cost S 75 YOU lat will surely moi ire their winter a] , and in many im pportunity. All thi 3s Ladies c for men, I is at 8.50 La,d!es 1nA( sold at $69 a 3.50 Now $48* Shoes re- \ ??? y. Ladies 2.00 i ? ChildrensES 5e , 72x90 in. ble 35c I only 15c $10 Men's I $2.95 All Knit Hoods t 5.9 s TWENT everybody. Sho I One lot of | I and Childrc VWyU* I up to 5.00 i ii Carolina I ? > > NOTICE?I AM AGENT FOB THE - Floremie Steam Laundry and Will receive and deliver all laundries aa J promptly as possible. Palace Market jrvice S' , sell- | > i Rule H M KV ar owners and to gw ation. H e buying Golden 3j|j ential part. If B awyer, your doc- pfl| K| world today. To |? it of them all."? |n us so. But we |P| our battery so as KB an n >V TTST. RattKflM KB ble machine-pasted ^jj| actory ships them J irged." This avoids [?j] leterioration so that [g] . \ a perfect, full-life |jgjj it a battery-store W rds f / 'V ' ' Hon, South Carolina * >CKI v / . R GAIN 11 re it, cost not to X pparel at prices ? stances one-half & is season's goods | md Children* Coats | shildrens Coats that % 90 and down to 8.50 & 00 and down to 4.75 ? inion suits $1.45 X j union suits now 1.29 ? ached sheets at ? - $1,49 * T* falour Hats $5.98 V r. an J Toques and Sweaters at *A Y PER CENT OFF : f e Special Z J Men's, Women's y m's Shoes, worth ? 3n sale at ? $2.75 I: H