SjH
' GET Ml 1,657 Allotted fc
feropo? to Z*X Pro19ram ?' Re
? ?n ii and Service.
I RedaeUflojug F0R VETER/
mill TEXT OEl Aid for EkChllU,?.m.ni
by tT?" Will COOO,F
Chairman of \ OOCbar.
J* Railway Ex f +
t( - Expenditures totalling
||T . $61,(137 for carrying through lta
P program of relief and services In the
[ United States and overseas are out
J&psd lu .Vhe budget of the American
k Red Cr'?*s for the current fiscal year.
P jtfhis total Is more than $9,000,000 low*
f er than the *
^ ?r ??
fiscal year, when the disburse
Iments reached $24,402,741, It la announced
at National Headquarter* la
u statement calling attention to
necessity of continued s\mp*~' '*
organisation by !
nual Holl O* -'u'e to the Asy
" *. Li, November 11 to 24,
& ? vital work of the society la to
be effectively carried on.
Outstanding among the Items of the
domestic budget Is the appropriation
of $3,609,250 for work in behalf ol
Bjf the disabled ex-service man and hli
family. This appropriation represent!
f me uuiuuiii nuoieu 10 uns wont iron
f Na* "*vil Headquarters only and doei
^ no ^"into consideration the mil
jj ad jn chapters for re
bor In f' . ^
I carriers florid War veteran. II
I To Redur'*clmi,ttr ^at tlle Breatei
am-s-i. is spent in meeting this obil
, gat ion of the Red Cross, the announce
uient continues, as manifested by tig
ures of the tiscul year 11)20-11)21 whei
Ithe total was approximately $9,(XX),
000, of which $2,092,004 representet
the disbursement of National Head
quarters while the remainder was tin
I Thiinfprs1 pi?nl rihntinn t/? thlu fw*lH /?
Red Cross service.
Vast Work for Disabled
Chief among the sub-division* -a
1 the appropriation for work with vet
I erans is thut which concerns itscl
with assistance to disabled moo an*
I women in government hospitals. Till
item of $1,71X1,000, uu increase of raor
than $500,'000 over the appropriatioi
| for the same work In last year's bud
get, will provide those personal serv
ices for the disabled and their fnmilie
which are indispensable to supplemen
ttfSe provided by the governmem
The director of the Veterans' Burea
has recently expressed his desire tha
the lUvJ Cross should continue an
| ^exteniA these "humanizing services.
Other Items of the appropriation fo
veterans' relief arc proportionately ii
creased. An additional ripproprLatio
of $400,6(X) has been made for Ito
Cross work in connection with regi
lar Army and Navy hospitals an
with the regular Army and Navy.
For disaster relief. the Bed Crof
iha vt aside for tlic current twelv
mu.i'ths an appropriation of $543,971
virtually doubling the appropriate
for the same purpose for tlie lisci
year 1920-1921.
Mare than $2,000,000 is provided fci
service and assistance to the 3,60
Red Cross chapters by the nationt
brguiii/.ntion.
Helping Destitute Children
V items of the domestic budgt
incV >408,540 for miscellaneous a<
tivit..^, including contrihutioDS r<
stricted for special purposes and ?768
800 for management. Bach of tlies
Items represents inrge reductions ove
similar appropriations of the previoc
year.
From n fund of $10,000,000, $5,000
000 of which was "contributed ftaroug
the European Relief Council campalg
and $5,000,000 allotted by the Re
ioss ior cnna weirare wore i
rope, there remnlns $8,705,108 ati
aiLable, of which it is estimate
it $0,000,000 wWl be required fc
n work during the current yeai
r Red Cross participation in th
nt ?tffort to relieve famine oond
ns jjf Russia, for final work in th
ina famine, for Junior Red Oros
1 other overseas activities includtn
t closing of the old general relie
gram in Europe $4,978,000 is mad
likable.
n ^announcing the national budgei
i Red Cross makes it clear tha
i figures do not include chapter ex
idltures or place any cash estlmat
the invaluable service of volun
rs In chapters.
CARRYING ON
SERVICE FOR
DISABLED VETERANS
Ifc I OF THE WORLD war
Wl\ that is costing
ml $1^,000,000 a year,
fcjsf';. # : american
ip' \ cross is helping
l /fill this
kt^jnron's obligation
mrio its defenders.
PI help the red cross
KJ continue this work
h by answering the
HI annual roll call
k1 november 11-24, 1921.
IPHP J
THE D
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given
will be ameetin# of th^ld|APf
era of the Smith Gr?dpany
|l-l> I on the 19th day o?^*> 1921
IUL I at 10 o'clock oU'enoon, at
the office of.*? Grocery Company.
at J/0.
ir Cur- The said meeting being j
.. - to aur\?harter of the CorporII8T
aA*to change the name tliere,/mith-Major
& Company and*
Xo increase the powers of the
boration to deal in other articles
^sftiid merchandise than that included
in the first Charter hereof, ?o that
the new Corporation may be allow-1
ed to deal in drugs, hardware or all j
other lawful merchandise.
W. H. SMITH,
TT? T if * 1
?<. J. .UrtJUK,
1] 24 4t. Directors.
notice.
Notice is given that the open sea- j
son for shooting partridges begins i
November 24th and closes March 1st.
1^22; All hunters are required toj
securti a license and any persoti o*
perioni found guilty b( hUYuin* I
without n licenBii or hH*tinR Ge . of
season will be t>>" v
cnn be . osecuted. Licenses;
secured at the following,
?ces in Dillon county: Floydale, Utley
Bros.; Smithboro( L. H. Smith;
1 Kemper, Billy Moody; Lake View, S.
H. Horn; Fork, Frank Rogers; Gad,
dys Mill, Weiters Gaddy or Bill Lu-i
t po; Hamer, Jno. L. Bethea; Little
Rockt A. L. Bethea; Minturn, Rod j
Evans; Bingham, C. B. Stell; Mai-,
jlory, L. E. Smith; Latta. Dr. E. L. i
\ Brown or Berry Bros; Dillon, Dil'
Ion Hardware Co. or Sam McLaurin.
? J. B. Berry,
i ; County Game Warden ,
notice of sale.
1 Notice is hereby given that the ?mr
|del-signed as Judge of Probate in and
- iJoi the County of Dillon, in t'.ieState
. !of South Carolina will offer fcv sale
[at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash during the regular hours
ol' -sale on the first Monday in Decern*
ber to wit, Deceuiber at It, in the case
I of John W. McKay, as Caardian v.
Tom Bracey? et al.
? All those certain pieces, parcels or
tracts of laud situate in Cartnichaol
'Township, County of Dillon, State
| aforesaid, a* follows:
f 1st Tract. Being lot 2-B as represuited
ou a plat made by O. M- Page
fill the. division of the A. M. Bakei
d estate containing 22.8 7 acres, and
g hounded North by lands of J. T,
e j Proctor; East and South by Dittfe
a .Rock and AlfordsvQie Public Road
1- and ou 4 he West by lands of "Tom Curher.
? Second Tract, known a$ tract 2-A
it in the division of the A. T.I. Baker
t. ,'cstatt., containing 22.4 2 acres and
a bounded on the North hv tract No
1 J 5 in said division.; East by lands of
d Jno. W. McKay; South and West by
** j tract No. 6.
,r j Also so much of tra<ts 2 snd 7
jas represented on the aforesaid plat
a !as may be necessary to pay all outd
j standing debts against the estate of
j. Mary Baker Rnxcey, deceased, said
d i tracts 2 and 7 being bounded by the
I Little Itock and AlfcrdsviHe Publs
j lie Road. Tract No. 1 as set out on
e i-said plat, lami? of Jo'hn \V. McKay,
jjHorton and others.
n j The tracts of land above set forth
d -ire sold in aid of assets due by the
estate of Mary Baker Bracri docoas!
?-d all of which is fully set out in the
^ suit hereinbefore referred to.
. Terms of sale cash, purchaser lo
" i pay for all papers.
Any one bidding off any part of
;(he lands offered for sale and fnilit
' inp to comply with their hid the sanwJ
will be sold upon the same or some
' subsequent sales day at the risk of
i-said purchaser.
e ! J. C. "DAVIS,
r j Probate Judge Dillon County,
is ill 17 3t.
"
h MASTER'S SACK,
n
d
n Si'ate of Sooth Carolina,
County of Dillou.
^ In the Court of Common Jleus.
,r J. R. Regan, Plaintiff,
r- against
e V. Dessosne Caddy, Defendant.
H'ursuant to an order of his Honor
e Ja*.. E. Puerifoy, presiding in the
* F'ourth Circuit, bearing date the 11th
R day of November, 1921, the under&
signed, as Master for Dillon county.
0 will isell during the legal hours of
Rale on the first Monday in DeoeinU
ber, Mine being the 5th, before the
* court house door in the town of DiiIon,
in the County of Dillon, in the
0 state aforesaid, at public auction to
>* the highest bidder "ATI that certain
piece, parcel or tract of land situate
in the County of Dillon, lu the State
of South Carolina, and bounded on
the north by lands of R. F. Stewart;
on the east by the run of Caddys
Mill Pond; on the south by lands
known as the B. F. Edwards place,
now owned bv Roy Caddy, and on the
west by the Public Road leading from
Marion, S. C. Said tract containing
One Hundred and Forty Three acres
and known as the S. T. Caddy place,
and including also Four and OneThird
acres purchased by J. R. Regan
from B. F. Edwards, and being the
same lands conveyed by J. R. Regan
to V. Lessesne Caddy,
M n 9 nolo oo oh r%n I'oV* o cm* t A
in iun ui nciir v unn, |?uiv nam i iw
pay for all papers and revenue
stamps. Any person bidding off the
said property and refusing to comply
with his bid therefor, said property
will he resold upon the same or some
subsequent salesday at the risk of
the former purchaser.
A. B. JORDAN.
11 17 3L Master for. Dillon County.
m .
5-H
JSkJ). DiL3L6S, SOUTH CARO
' strict Court of the United Stat?
for the Knstern District of Sout
Carolina in bankruptcy.
In the matter of David Lerner. c
Dillon in the county of Dillon an
District aforesaid, a bankrupt.
To the Creditor of said Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on th
17th day of November, 1921 th
above named whs dr.Iy adjudge*
bankrupt; and that the first meetin
of his creditors will b<,> held at th
office of Gibson & Muller, Dillon. ?
C. on the 29th day of Noveiubet
1921, at 12 o'clock noon, at whici
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt and transac
such other business as may properl;
cotne before said meeting. At thi
i.iT-t-iiiiK win aiso he considered th
sale of the stock of merchandise am
other personal property of the bank
ruptt without further notice to cred
iters. Claims must ho filed in the man
ner prescribed by the rules of th?
supreni court for filing of claims ir
bankruptcy.
Robt. J. Kirk.
Referee in Bankr'uptcj
Florence S. C., Nov. 18, 1921 - '
Tickets now on sale tit the drui
stores for "The Minister's Wife'i
New Bonnett."
?o??
Tickets now on sale at the drui
stores for "The. Minister's Wife'
New Bonnett."
Notice of saeiX
In the United States Distort Comi
for the Eastern District 'af Soul
Cat olinu.
In the matter of
\\\ C. Parham. bankrupt.
Pursuant to an older of sale mat
I in this cause in bankruptcy, by It )
crt J. Kirk. Esquire, Referee
| liankruptcy, and dated October 2-ii
l!?23, I. N n. Hargrove, as trust'
in bankruptcy of the sai l W. C. l*.i
ham will offer for sale at public uu
tion, to the highest bidder for oas
at the County Court House in tl
t?>wn of Dillon, County of Dillu
'State of South Carolina and Di.-tri
{aforesaid, on salesday in Decenib
next, being the jjth day of Decenib
1021. at 12 o'clock noon. the. folic
in? described tracts 01 real estaj
to wit:
l All that certain parcel or lot
land in Dillon county. South Carol It
composed of three smaller tracts a
! designated as number two, three a
rfour on a plat of the lands of t
estate of Mrs. M. J. Monroe, a
[made by M. M. Monvoe Oct. 10?
J and recorded in tko office v f t
'Clerk of Court for Dillon County
; Plat Book '2, Pag** 52, trac( >
jcontaining 53.25 acres, trad No.
'containing 20.44 acres, and tn
J No. 4 containing 27.31 acres, t
'three tracts containing in tin* agg
! gate one lutndred and ten 11-1
!acres, t>" the Fame a little (More
'loss, and bounded as follows: Noi
h> lands of Elizabeth Monroe and
: T5. Ellerbe East bv the Ptinlio Tlo
ifroni l.atta lo Mullins. S.'C... Sou
ibv the Johnson lands and M. Bat
and tract N?>. f> of the name plat n
"West bv tract No. 1 of the sani,0 pi
and being of the estimated value
' $16.?00.00. Subjon however to
! mortgage securing the payment
J $12,869.52 hold bx M. M. Monroe
al.
Also a one half interest In all tl
'certain tract of land In "Marion cot
ty. SoutJ: Carolina containing c
hUJidrod and twenty thr?*e and v
nctes, as represented ot. a plat b?
M Johnson Civil Engineer, fov A.
Owens and T. It. Weati.erford. "br;
irtg datt April l^lB. and bound
and described as foil iws to w
North and East by lands of G.
Christmas, South by lands of A.
Owens and West by lands of J.
Page. For a more particular <
'scriptirrn of the aforesaid trr?rt
land reference 'is craved to the s:
plat which is on record in the C'k
>o* Court's office in Marion conn
jCI the estimated value of SSOfrh.t
'Subject however, to a niorlgr.j?"
|liie whole tract-securing the pny?m
'?1 $4W<d0.00 held by tne Farmers
Merchants Bank of Lattta. S. C.
A Isn :i ewe-tV.'ira h'.inroet ir.
li'h&t piece parcel or tnct oT lanil
jtne town of LatTtti. County of I>?ll
; irnd Scite of Stnith Carolina, ?-c
jtriininp three acres more or loss a
{bounded on the North by lot of M
S. Pope, East by Mtrion stTc
'South by lot of Mrs. G. R. Willrai
West by ihe Tight of way of t
A. C. L. railway; the same being i
the lands conveyed to W. W. P.
ham and W. C. PaTham By the Tbu
of "Latta by deed dated January
191 ?* and recorded in tlit Clerk's 1
j fire for Dillon county mi Februa
I 7. 1919 in Hook 12 at P?RO 249, a
i being of the estimated value of
The sanl tracts of land above c,
scribed shall be offered for sale se
arately and on the following terr
and conditions: The successful bidd
or bidders at said sale will be r
quired to comply immediately wi
hi.< bid by paying over to fhe trust"
the amount of his bid in cashi i
the equivalent thereof, and in tl
event of default by the successful Hi
dor in immediately complying wit
the terms and conditions of said sa
then said trustee will agalff off<
said property or properties for sale i
the same manner on the same <
some subsequent day without furth<
notice and at the risk and expense <
such defaulting bidder.
The purchaser or purchasers at sal
sale shall pay for the necessary li
r.truments of conveyance and for rei
cnue stamps.
Dated at Dillon. South Carolini
his twenty-fourth day of October /
|D. 1921.
N. R. HARGROVE.
As trustee of W. C. Parham Bankruf
11 10 U
- v i nsiyliihii' ii
I
LIN A, THURSDAY, MORNING, ??0\"I
is Heavy Losh by Fliv. '
h Only $3000 insurance covered ;
gin house and 20 bales of cottot
which were destroyed by fire o:
>f Frank McDonalds place last week
d The cotton was in the seed and v? rj
little could be saved. TJ;e baled cot
ton was slightly damaged. The loss
e above the insurance will be about
e 12,500.
J
k not in:
e Everybody is forbidden to hunt or
[ trespass on otir lands and any body
sdoing will be prosecuted to the
l| full extent of the law.
Jno. R. Jackson
' Mary E. Campbell.
I 11 17 3tp.
'8 TRESPASS NOTICE
,, Tako notice ?\at ajl .nersons aro
j hereby warned ^a* .,re Xspass upon
the lands of th ? "Jigned. Iluutn
ing, hauiing w(Ul^n;\.,?traw or any
other trespass "Jts?uy manner what^
soever Is strictly forbidden.
1 A. M. Rogers.
A. IV Rogers,
J. R. Rogers,
L. U. Ropers.
Julia Rogers. *?113 3111
1 FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given that Oscar
K Campbell, executor ot the estate ol
" Eliza Canipbf*\i, deceased Lr.s this
day piade Duplication unto me for
fit-.nl dlsc^.&rge as such executor and
I that Tbijj-gdjy the 1st day of Decem ?
b?T, 1'421, at ten o'clock a. nr. at my
cTtVc.e has been appointed for the
bearing of said petition.
I JOE CABELL DAVIS,
I Judge ot' Probate, Dillon County, S. C
r, Dillon, S. C., Nov. 1. 1321 ?11 3 4<
'' FINAI. DISCIIAlMiK NOTICE.
Notice in hereby given that A. f>
Elvington administrator of ibe ostat<
! of J. A. Elvington. de?.onsed. has tlii:
' (lay made application unto me to
T final discharge as such administrate
, , and that Thursday the 1st day o
r" December, 121. at ten o'clock a. ni
r at my office has been appointed fe
the hearing of said petition.
"'I JOE CABELL DAVIS.
Judge of Probate,
n' I Dillon County, s. C
Dillon, S. C. N-.iv. 1. 1 f?21 ?1 1 : 1
er
I-/. FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
i Notice is hereby given tb?n C. *
Dennett. Jr . administrator-of the e
r'1 tate of C. J. Bennett, Sr. decease
ia- has this day made application un
l,d I,,, for a final discharge as such a
"d ministrator and that Thursday tl
d' .isi day of December, 1331, at 1
nd o'clock a. m. at my office has bet
appointed for the heading of said p
tition. *
ln JOE CABELL DAVIS.
*?- Jndg-.i of Probate.
' TVf Ion County. S3.
xct Dilbon, S. C., Nov. 1, 10 21 ?11 3
Ia Kb tm... bk
sw Wny
.. h Suffer? ?
,r ?J== =r.
' Cariui'-Did 55;
,;?? Wotd er? for Me/' yjf
V;' r K> Declares This Lady.
LO' ?^3 ^
I "\ suffered for a long
H bv^2 time with womanly weaku
wTdiffi. ness," says Mrs. J. R EtSk.
t (] k^wrj Simpson, of 57 Spruce wgmm
i? : M SL, Asheville, N. C. "1
k w* finally got to the place
i- ^^1 v/iere it was an effort for kL
,K ree to go. I would have feat,
of iv:aring-down pains in Wp.
li(i r^nB 11 ^ s,c*e ant* ^acIc ? es~
rk picially severe across my
iy back, and down in my wTd
>0. rV sde there was a great
?" kri aea* ?* Soreness. I was
M'f Pnervous and easily tip^
S take ^
on
1CARDUI
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The Woman's Tonic
ifry
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ml "*1 heard of Cardui and Pjj
>o. decided to use it," con1?*
tlnnes Mrs. Simpson. "I
P saw shortly it was benens
fiting me, so I kept it up
' ' ^Bj and it did wonders for
th me. And since then I fife?!
hav* h?#n frit A - ??
, , W _ IUJJlcUbC
>1 Cardta. It is the best
u r woman's tonic made/' a
Weak women need a
11, VjJkI tonic. Thousands and Pfc^l
u i|^H thousands, like Mrs. SP^
Simpson, have found
Carduiof benefit tcrthem.
, BwV Try Cardui for your trou- Kjj
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we have to offer befor
LAYTON BRICK WQ]
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w e have a high power, fast cut
a complete power plant in itself
length. Does the work of 6 to 10 met
while engine is running. All equi
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it ? certainly conditions ever
? -! ing this improvement.
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11 FIRST NATION
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money unless you bank
tha/ it will some day
Ife who spends all hi
I who banks a part of his
I ;;kwl> must prosper.
That's arithmetic.
Let our bank have yo
I on deposit. Money pi
you leave it in the bank
adding to it.
i Try it. Jt PAYS.
We invite YOI'It Bank
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:tind outfit forced feed:
for sawing 1 >f?s to any I
i. Lever cont' ol of blade
ipped with Hoscb matf
to and offered at $100
L A little over a year ago J
sc drag saws sold for $200
h and even more. We arc I *
erin^ them at a hig rarrifioe.
they must go. Price SI00. Havt
id attorlmCnl of ffitolinc engine!.
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nhia, S. C., o23 W, Gervat* St.
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