Hr
1.11 Dnin]R0SS etVES
1WLR0AD Lal BUDGET
GET Ml 1,657 Allotted for Cur- j
^ A ~Vt Program of Relief
Propose to Red . _
..... and service.
Return All II
f Reductio^;NS p0R VETERAH A|D
FULL TEXT 0F| Aid for European Chll
? xT?n Will Cost $6,000,Chairman
of 1 000 This Year.
Railway Ex
s,Jllngton.?Expenditures totalling
"1(157 for carrying through Its
Following a f Qf renef umj services In the
October 14, 1921 Statefl and
overseas are outnearl>
a e < ^ budget of the American
country, Mr. Tr " ^
chairman of trf 88 *or the current fiscal year,
way Kxecutlvrfotal 18 more than $5,000,000 lowstatement:
Tan th? expenditure during the
At a meetinhscal year, when the dlsburseRailway
Execp reached $24,402,741, It is an
termined by |;eu at National Headquarter* In
United Stateifctement calling attention to tha
j? reduction i4sSity of continued support of tha
to that end lC,izati0n by response to the Anpresont
raili RqU Call^ Novamber 11 to 2i,
compellc d n*g vj|aj worjI 0f the society Is to
^An applicfffectlve,y carrled ondiately
to t?utstHmllnS among the Items of the
Labor BoarJ>e8tlc budget Is the appropriation
of train snm$3,609,250 for work In behalf of
remove thvm disabled ex-service man und his
made by thPdv, This appropriation represent*
July 20, 1920 (wh\,t nn0ted to this work from
further reduction ijeaj(jU.ir^ers oniy Und does
per cent) and fo'Vuty consideration the milwages
of all otM Spent chapters for reroad
labor to the 1 Wor,d Wur vetemn. It
labor in several tel
curriers operate, lchapter that the greater
To Reduce Rates a?P?R in meeting this obllThe
foregoing at- Red Cross, the unnouuceunderstaadlng
that lies, us manifested by llgsucli
reduction in \iscul year 1U20-1'J21 wlien
of the reduction thls upproxiinutely $t?,UUO,wlth
the concurrerAi $2,01>J,0i)4 represented
state Commerce Con?)ent of National Headed
on to the' public 1 the remainder was the
of existing railroad ft ihution to this field of
so far as this reduAice.
knnn rvin/la in tltQ t . . ?
???< ? " ?? j>rK Tor Disabled
managements have d<| the HUb^Uvla?oQj? of
course in view of 'hel)n jor wor|- with vetthe
fact that the w^e*fwhich oncerns itself
activity have been clc^ ..led men ind
point which brings ^f-rniueut ho>i itais. This
treus to the entire ? an mcreese of more
something must be d over the appropriation
again in operation.} work in last year's budThe
situation xwllvj de ttiose personal servra'.lroads
is extreijiisabled and their fainlliea
railroads in 1920 ydiapensable to supplement
way operating lncjded by the government.
OOC 000 upon a protr of the Veterans' Iturvau
over $19,000,000,01,* expressed his desire that
amount of $62,00fross should continue and
mail pay for prtofse "humanizing services."
the governments of the appropriation for
$64,000,000, thuJ'ellef are proportionately lnoperalions
of thlAn additional appropriation
k 8i lered. an act#M> has been made for Red
ing any allovJerk In connection with regu*or
dlvidendsjni>y ?ntl Navy hospitals and
The virgfnie regular Army and Navy.
iD jjj Fov disaster relief, the Red (,'ross
"ffhas set aside for the current twelve
months an appropriation of $f>43,976,
virtually doubling the appropriation
for the same purpose for the fiscal
year 1820-11)21.
More than $2,000,000 is provided for
service and assistance to the 3,600
Red Cross chapters by the national
I organization.
Helping Destitute Children
Other Items of the domestic budget
| Include $408,546 for miscellaneous activities,
including contributions restricted
for special purposes and $768,8
600 for management. Each of these
Items represents lurge reductions over
similar appropriations of the previous
i year.
From a fund of $10,000,000, $1,000,000
of which was contributed through
, the European Relief Council campaign
and $5,000,000 allotted hv the Red,
Cross for child welfare work In
Europe, there remains $8,761,108 still
available, of which It is estimated
that $0,000,000 will be required for
this work during the current year.
For Red Cross participation In the
Joint effort to relieve famine eondl|
. tlons in Russia, for final work In the
B China famine, for Junior Red Cross
and other overseas activities Including
the closing qt the old' general relief
[' program In Europe $4,978,000 Is made
i available.
In announcing the national budget,
I the Red Cross mnbeu It Moo* *? ?
the figures do not include chapter expenditures
or place any cash estimate
/ on the invaluable service of volunI
teers in chapters.
, CARRYING ON
SERVICE FOR
| DISABLED VETERANS
OF THE WORLD WAR
| THAT IS COSTING
P $10,000,000 A YEAR,
i THE AMERICAN
1 - RED CROSS IS HELPING
! FULFILL THIS
1 NATION'S OBLIGATION
TO ITS DEFENDERS.
I HELP THE RED CROSS
[ CONTINUE THIS WORK
I BY ANSWERING THE
\ ANNUAL ROLL CALL
k NOVEMBER 11-24, 1921.
THE DILLON 1
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be anieetinjc of the stockholders
of the Smith Grocery Company
on the 19th day of December, 1921
?. V \.iwn u( l?i?T loimuoil, ill
the office of the Smith Grocery Company,
at Latta, S. C.
The purpose of said meeting being
to amend the Charter of the Corpor-1
ation so as to change the name thereof
to Smith-Majot 4 Company and
also to increase the powers of the
Corporation to deal in oti r articles
and merchandise than ttat included
in the first Charter heveof, so that
the new Corporation may be allowed
to deal in drugs, hardware or all
other lawful merchandise.
W. H. SMITH.
E. J. MAJOR.
II 24 4t. Directors.
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NOTICE.
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Notice is given that the open sea- j
son for sh<. ing partridges begins
! November 24th and closes March 1st. '<
11922. All hunters are required to
secure a license and any person or
| persons found guilty of hunting
without a license or hunting out
season will be prosecuted. Licenses
can be secured at the following
places in Dillon county: Floydale, Utley
Bros.; Smithboro, L. H. Smith;
Kemper, Billy Moody; Lake View, S.
H. Horn; Fork, Frank Rogers; Gad-'
dys Mill, Weiters Gaddv or Bill Lu-;
po; Hamer, Jno. L. Bethea; Littlei
{Rock, A. L. Bethea; Minturn, Rod
{Evans; Bingham, C. B. Stell; Mai-1
lory, L. E. Smith; Latta. Dr. E. L.
'Brown or Berry Bros; Dillon. Dil;
Ion Hardware Co. or Sam McLaurin. !
J. B. Berry,
County Game Warden
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
as Judge of Probate in and
tot the County of Dillon, in theState
of South Carolina will offer lor sale
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash during the regular hours
lot* sale on the first Monday in December
to wit, December oth, in the case
of John W. McKay, as Guardian v.
i Tom Bracey, et al.
All 1 linen r?or<-;''n ,ni-nolo
tracts of land situate in Carmichael
Township, County of Dillon, State
aforesaid, as follows:
1st Tract: Being lot 2-B as represented
on a plat made by O. M. Page
11"-1 the division of the A. M. Baker
jestate, containing 23.87 acres, and
| hounded North by lands of J. T.
Proctor; East and South by Little
Hock and Alfordsville Public Itoad
and on (he West by lands of Tom Car- |
ter.
Second Tract, known as tract 2-A
in the division of the A. L'. Baker,
estate, containing 22.42 acres md
bounded on the North by jraci N >
5 in said division; East by lands of
! J no. W. McKay; South and by
tract No. 6,
Also so much of tracts 2 and 7 ,
as represented on the aforesaid plat
at; may De necessary to pay an outstanding
debts against the estate of j
Mary Baker Bracev. deceased, said j
tracts 2 and 7 being bounded by the
Little Rock and Alfordsville Pub-;
lie Road. Tract No. 1 as set out on ,
said plat, lands of John W. McKay,
Ilorton and others.
The tracts of land above set forth j
are sold in aid of assets due by the*
estate of Mary Baker Bracy, deceased
all of whicl) is fully set out in the
suit hereinbefore referred to.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
| pay for all papers.
Any one bidding off any part of
I the lands offered for sale and failling
to comply with their bid the same
will be sold upon the same or some
I subsequent sales day at the risk of
|said purchaser.
J. C. DAVIS.
Probate Judge of Dillon County.
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MASTER'S SALE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
J. R. Regan, Plaintiff,
against
V. Lessesne Gaddy, Defendant.
Pursuant to an order of his Honor
.Ins. E. Puerifoy, presiding in the
Fourth Circuit, bearing date the 11th
day of November, 19 21, the undersigned.
as Master for Dillon county,
will sell during the legal hours of
: a'e on the first Monday in December,
same being the 5th, before the
court house door In the town of Dillon,
in the County of Dillon, in the
state aforesaid, at public auction to
the highest bidder "All that certain
piece, parcel or tract of land situate
in the County of Dillon, in the State
of South Carolina, and bounded on
the north by lands of It. F. Stewart;
on me oast ov me run 01 oauuys
Mill Pond; on the south by lands
known as the P. F. Edwards place,
now owned by Roy Gaddv, 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. Gaddy place,
and including also Four and OneThird
acres purchased by J. R. Regjtn
from B. F. Edwards, and being the
same lands conveyed by J. R. Regan
to V. Lessesne Gaddy.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
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 be resold upon the same or some
subsequent salesday at the risk of
the former purchaser.
A. B. JORDAN,
11 17 3t. Master for Dillon County.
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IERALD. V>LLLON, SOUTH CAROLfr
District Court of the l'nite<l States
for tlie Eastern District of South
Carolina in Dankruptcy. I
In the matter of David Lerner. of i
Dillon in the county of Dillon and
District aforesaid, a bankrupt. 1
To the Creditor of said Bankrupt: <
Notice is hereby given that on the 8
17th day of November, 1921 the '
above named was duly adjudged
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at the
office of Gibson Muller, Dillon, S. 1
C. on the 29th day of November, s
1921, at 12 o'clock noon, at which '
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt and transact ^
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. At tliis^
meeting will also be considered the
sale of the stock of merchandise and '
other personal property of the bank- '
rupt, without further notice to cred- 1
iters. Claims must be filed in the man- ?
ner prescribed by the rules of the
suprein court for filinir of claims in
bankruptcy.
Robt. J. Kirk.
Referee In Bankruptcy
Florence S. C., Nov. 18, 1921 ?-1?
Tickets now on sale at the drut; ?
stores for "The Minister's Wife's j.
New Bonnett." d
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Tickets now on sale at the druK 1
stores for "The Minister's Wife's b
New Bonnett." ?
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NOTICE OF SALE. J
In the United States District Court ^
for the Eastern District of South
Carolina.
In the matter of
W. C. Parham, Bankrupt.
Pursuant to an order of sale made
in this cause in bankruptcy, by R >b- ^
ert J. Kirk, Esquire. Referee in
Bankruptcy, and dated October 21th '
1021, I, N. B. Hargrove, as trustee
in bankruptcy of the said \V. C. l'arhnm
will offer for sale at public auc- '
>io!t. to the highest bidder for cash,
at th" County Court House in the
town of Dillon. County of Dillon,
State of South Cirolina and District ^
aforesaid, on salesday in December
next, beina the 5th day of December
1021. at 12 o'clock noon, the following
described tracts of real estate,
"to wit: ji
All that certain unreel or lot otl,
land in Dillon county South Carolina. j,
composed of throe smaller tracts and (l
designated as number two, throe and M
four on a plat of the lands of the i
estate of Mrs. M. J. Monroe, and ()
made by M. M. Monroei Oct. 10, 1010
and recorded in the office of the J
Clerk of Court for Dillon County in
Plat Hook 2, Page 52, tract No.
containing 53.26 acres, tract No. 3
containing 20.14 acres, and tract j
No. 4 containing 27.31 acres, the
three tracts containing in the aggregate
one hundred and ten 11-100
aci. . the same a little more or
less, and bouuded as follows: North
b> lands of Elizabeth Monroe and E.
R. Ellerbe, East by ti n Public Road
from I-atta to Mullins, S. n .. Soula
by the Johnson lands and M. Raker
and tract No. 5 of the same plat and
West by tract No. 1 of the same plat,
and being of the estimated value of
$16,500.00. Subject however to a
mortgage securing the payment of
$12,869.52 held by M. M. Monroe et
al.
Also a one half interest in all thai
certain tract of land in Marion county,
South Carolina containing on"
I hundred and twenty three and 8-10 j
acres, as represented on a plat by J.
M Johnson Civil Engineer, for A. 15
Owens and T. 15. Weatherford, beating
date April 1013, and bounded
and described as follows to wit:
North and East by lands of G. \V.
Christmas, South by lands of A. It.
Owens and West by lands of J. K.
Page. For a more particular description
of the aforesaid tract of
land reference is craved to the said
piaj which is on record in the Clerk
, of Court's office in Marion county.
IOf the estimated value of $5000.00.
ISnbiect however, to a mortgage on
the whole tract securing the payment
lot $4000.00 held by the Farmers &
| Merchants Bank of'Latta. S. C. J
Also a one-third interest in all I
i that piece parcel or tract of land in
it'ne town of Lntta. County of Dillon
land State of South Carolina, con[
mining three acres more or less and
I bounded on the North by lot of Mrs.
j S. Pope, East by Marion street,
'South by lot of Mrs. G. B. Williams
I and West by the right of way of tlm
! A. C. T,. railway; the same being all
, tho lands conveyed to W. W. Parham
and .W. C. Parham by the Bank
; of I.atta by deed dated January 2.
1010 and recorded in the Clerk's ofj
fice for Dillon county on February
! 7. 1010 in Book 12 at page 240, and
I being of the estimated value of $300.
The said tracts of land above described
shall be offered for sale separately
and on the following terms
I ami conuiuons: i ne successiui Dinner
j or bidders at. said sale will bo required
to comply immediately with
his bid by paying over to the trustee
the amount of his bid in cashj or
the equivalent the mf, and in the
event of default by the successful 1 hlder
in immediately complying with
the terms and conditions of said sale
then said trustee will again offer
said property or properties for sale in
the same manner on the same or
some subsequent day without further
notice and at the risk and expense of
such defaulting bidder.
The purchaser or purchasers at said
sale shall pay for the necessiry instruments
of conveyance and for revenue
stamps.
Dated at Dillon. South Carolina,
this twenty-fourth day of October A.
D. 1921.
N. n. HARGROVE.
Av trustee of W. C. Parham Bankrupt
11 10 4t
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i A, THURSDAY, MORNING, \OVKM
Heavy Ix?ss by Fir?\
Only $3000 insurance covered a
gin house and 20 bales of cotton
which were destroyed by fire on
Frank McDonalds place last week.
The cotton wuh in the seed and very
little could be saved. Tin baled cot i
Ion was slightly damaged. The loss!
ibove the insurance will b> about
12.500.
NOTKT:
Everybody is forbidden to hunt or
respass on our lands and any body
;<? doing will be prosecuted to the
ull extent of the law.
Jno. It. Jackson.
Mary E. Campbell.
1 17 3tp.
TRESPASS NOTICE
Take notice that all persons are!
lerebv warned not to trespass upon
he lands of the undersigned. Hunt-;
tig, hauling wood or straw or any
tiier trespass in any manner what- j
cever is strictly forbidden.
A. M. Rogers,
A. P. Rogers,
J. R. Rogers,
L. B. Rogers.
Julia Rogers. ? 11 3 3tp
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE. ?
Notice is hereby given that Oscar ' [<
lanipbell, executor of the estate of r
lliza Campbell, deceased Las this 111
ay made application unto nie for L
it al discharge as such executor and ; hat
Thtirsday the 1st day of Decern-< R
er, 1921. at ten o'clock a. in. at my
ffice has been appointed for the
taring of said petition. n
JOE CABELL DAVIS,
udge of Probat'-. Dillon County. S. C. L
ti 1 Ion, S. C. Nov. 1, 1921 ?11 3 4t L
: ;E
EINAI, DISCIIAROE NOTICE. r
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Notice is hereby given that A. O. r
llvington administrator of (tie estate f
J. A. Elvington. deceasetl, has this r
ay made application unto iu? l??r
nal discharge as such administrator
ncl that Thursday the 1st day ol h
nnniKoe 1 R0 1 ... 1. ,.1
? V M1UVI , X - I . .1 | I'll II HUI'ft il . HI. ^
t my office lias been appoint' <1 for r
lie hearing of said petition.
JOE CABELL DAVIS. r
Judge of Probat* .
Dillon County, S. C.
)illon, S. C.. Nov. 1. 1021 ?11 11 If
FIN AD DISCI IA IB iM VOTH F.
Notice is hereby given that C. J. r
t? nnett, Jr., administrator of the os* t
ate of C. J. Benin tt, Sr., ?l?ceas'd r
ias this day made application unto L
iii for a final discharge as such ad- 1.
linistrator and that Thursday the ^
t=t day of Decent her, 1021, at 10 i;
''clock a. in. at my office has been p
ppointed for the hearing of said pe- l
ition. f
JOE CABELL DAVIS.
Judge of Probate, il
Dillon County, S. C. r
lillon, S. C., Nov. 1. 1021 ?11 ?. It -
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?1 wny r,.
j Suffer? ?
WWonders
for Me,"
Declares This Lady.
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"I suffered for a long
time wilhwomanlyweak- PfPTA
r!gi ness," says Mrs. I. R K?^
Simpson, of 57 Spruce egotj
St., Asheville, N. C. "1
finally got to the place ^
faxA where it was an effort for
me to go. I would have
bearing-down pains in
my side and back ? especially
severe across my . . i
Sback, and down in my E^ag
side there was a great
deal of soreness. I was
nervous and easily bpSi~
TAKE CI
The Woman's Tonic
^ 1 "I heard of Cardul and
decided to use it," con.
V tlnues Mrs. Simpson. "1 ^ ^
saw shortly it was benefiting
me, so I kept it up
^Gj and it did wonders for
rjM me. And since then i
have been glad to praise W/^A
Cardui. It is the best WjfW
^ woman's tonic made/'
Weak women need a I
tonic. Thousands and (
thousands, like Mrs.
Simpson, have found
L^sa Carduio* benefit to-them.
Try Cardui for yourtrcu- W^M
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BRICK BRICK BRICK
Come to our plant and see what
wc have to offer before you buy.
LAY TON BRICK WORKS, (Est. 1885)
MARION. S. C.
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Wc have a high power, fast cutting outfit forced feed;
a complete power plant in itself for sawing logs to any
length. Does the work of 6 to 10 men. Lever control of hlade
while engine is running. All equipped with Bosch magneto
an d offered at $100 .
jWl eac h. A little over a year ago J
these drag saws sold for $200
A-. each and even more Wcarc
*^*V' *v i offering them at a big sacrifice.
\ ' "j ^ut must go. Price S100. Have
i V j*v ; / good assortment of gasoline engines.
v ?- COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.
Columbia, 5. C., 523 W.Gcrvais St.
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is the best evidence of adjustment, and
5 certainly conditions everywhere are show- ^
S ing this improvement.
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This bank has confidence that the worst ?
g is past, and faith that the immediate fug
ture holds much of good for all.
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1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1
s DILLON, South Carolina
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What >s the use of working for
money unless you bank a part of it so
that it will some day work for you?
iit- who spends an nas noining; ne
who batiks a part of his earnings regularly
must prosper.
That's arithmetic.
Let our bank have your spare money
on deposit. Money piles up fast if
you leave it in the bank and keep on
adding to it.
Try it. It PAYS.
We invite YtpUll Ranking Business.
The Bank of Dillon
SAFETY, SERVICE ',
AND 4 PER CENT
Dillon, South Carolina
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