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The Press., 1919-06-19
A T n Court of Probate holden at Staf. A ford. within and for the District Of stafford,

- IVIW' dIIu UIIV IIINI NINWUTW, on the 18th day Of June. A. D. 1919
 Present. MICHAEL D. O'CONNELI, Judge
 on motion of Charles r. Chandler, administra. tor on the intestate estate ot Frederick Chand. Ter, late or stafford, within said district de, ceased
 This court doth decree that siN months from above date be allowed ann ilmitrd for the cred lCorS or sad estate oexhbIJ their claims against the same to the administrator, and directs that public notice be given Of his order by advertising ID newspaper having a circulation in said dis. trict, and by posting copy thereof on the pub. lie sgn-post in said town of Starord, nearest the place where the deceased last dwet
 Certified from Record
 MICHAEL D, 0'CONNELL, Judge.
The Press., 1919-06-19
It Will Be Necessary

 Because of the increase in costs life insurance rates will be higher after July ist. Get your application in before that date. We afford the highest degree of Pro- teetioa at the Lowest Possible Cost. P. J. MURRAY & SON, Metropolitan Mutual Insurance Comp'y. Automobile, Life, Fire, Accident, Lia- bility, Collision, Property, Damage (Sepaate or Blanket Policies), General Fire, Health, Accident, Workmen's Compensation, Plate Glass and Surety Bonds.
The Press., 1919-06-19
A T Court of Probate holden at Stp' ~ ford, within and for the District Of star

~ ford, within and for the District Of stay on the 18th day Of June. lglg
 Present, MICHAEL D. O'CONNEI.I, JN xe
 on motion Of Grant Hammer administration on the lntestate estate Of Elizabeth tanner, late or Stanord, within said district, deceased
 It is ordered by this court, that notice shah be given that the administration account in said estate will be exhibited for settlement at the Probate Ohice In said District, on the e6th day Of June, 1919, at 10 o'clock, forenoon by boating n copy of thls order on he public signspost in said town Of stafford, and by advertising the same In newspaper published in stafford and nav. ing a circulation in said district,
 Attest, MICHAEL. D. D'GONNEIL Judva
The Press., 1919-06-19
DIsTRIcT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro

hlSTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro II bate Court. June lB, 1919
 Estate of Luigi kemor, late Of stafford, In said district, decea3eu.
 Upon the application Of Amalia Rpmor, praying tbat letters Of administration may be granted on said estate, represo onted intestate Bs by said application fully appears, it is
 Ordered-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in stafford, tn said district, on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1919, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and that pub. lie notice be given Of the pendency or said appli- cation and the time and place Of hearing thefe- on, by publishing the same once in some news paper having circulation in said district, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign. post in the town Of stafford, in said District, Q days before said hearing
 M D. O'CoNNElL, Judge.
The Press., 1919-06-19
ID. Robertson & Co.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS. Hot Weather Specialties

Ladies' Misses and Childrens Underwear in Union Suits and two piece garments Ladies' Black and Coloed Hose in Lisle and Silk, good variety to choose from. Boys, Misses and Childrens Hose in black white and coors, at popular prices. Children's White Dresses from Soc to S3 25 each. Childens Gingham Dresses large stock to choose from $1. .98 to $4.9S each.
 Ladies Lingerie Waists 9sc to $2 5O each. Infants Caps from 29c to $1 50 each Childrens Hats in Straw and Cloth good choose from
 In Wash Goods Department showing sortment of Ginghams plads stripes and plain coors, from 39 per yard Also big stock of Perrales in light and dark coorngs to select from at 25 30 and 35 cts, per yard.
 Agents for Butterck Patterns
 D. Robertson & Co.
The Press., 1919-06-19

HAVING purchased new truck, will ! | sell my horse at a bargain-sS0.
 FISH MARKET.
The Press., 1919-06-19

FOR SALE-Chestnut Mare, 9 years V old. weight about 1900. sound and kind. Price S2rO Have two horses. reasons for selling; only use for one. FRANK SHAFFER, stafford, Conn. '4w12
The Press., 1919-06-19

EOR SALE-A pair of Farm Horses II Would exchange for COWS or automobile.
 w. J. BOWLER, West Wilmington, or stafford
 Springs. aC10
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-20
UebrNsk0'er inn
Often aitoelanet

9fetpport Stems, 8o., 90. Wtai. -
Sier lit geitern 3ns 8ereinigte Staa.
ten Gransportiftif Mdrtbo 8aibing.
ton NIT iiber 5000 Geternnen 6es
europ1iihen 8olferItreites eingetrof.
fen. Inter 6eiiel6en befon6et iid
oud na1Iteben0e gtebrosfa'er, Ole
im 307. Selo f5ignal 8atoillon ge.
bient baben:
Senrp S. @arttpig. l1ebling, aor.
poraG @aIen 81. gerrp, 2incoln s.
S. Sbies, 9silger, Sun g. Ogleus,
Superior, aorporal sSrancis Glen.
bort, Gul6ertlon Syobn 81. @ranier,
Sc 8itt, Wierle s. 8ates, 2ebigb,
Senrp s. Sdnliot, Soporo Ctr.
Omoba, Bert 9ieece, 9fabenilo, go.
trid g. @apIoro, 6renotlt, @eorge
81. 8ul(ace, 5uIerton, gtlbert 8.
@oleD, alna, SIiDer 9Sotterion,
2oprence, Better Df. Snlitb, Sire.
mont, 2Iopo St. GaOp, 9ana. Gilbert
S. SIterman, Ge0nr Bluff, gilbert
6. G6ausb, Superior, Clarence Gar
MOOD, 5remont, Geleitine Gor3ine,
SurbeD, Bert &c. &oole, Sllperior,
geels g. SEMEN. Genoer, eSobn
Sdoenitein, @ran6 sSslan0.
Io6lte6enoe GoIoaten aus gee.
6rasfn Iino eeitern ltno beute bier
nif onoeren Erausportidtfien an.
gelongt:
Gergeont Guul 9. soltnes, au.
burn, Sereeant aarI g. sSanougb,
2illcoln, 8ilIiam 6. Gitdlings, gq-
linnce, aorporal ginnr 6. Carlton,
Omabu, California STR. Gergeott
,Sreo goien Omaha, n0r0I. 80.
Ctr, aorporol GnD 3a0n, @}alon
GitD. Grompeter Goipin SC. ss5o6n.
iou gloota, g[uguit Son0leb, 8a.
boo, gllDon s. SbumlDop. Scotts.
oluff bon Ser 9. @. 6. q.
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Die Grkiiriionsfabrt
Scr 6eicb6ftslclttc

56erioan. $500, 90. @}ai. Der
critic Heiietag ser Omaha @elddft8-
lellte, pelAe iit6 gegenuartig auf ei-
ner ausgeoebnten Grfuriton 0urd
6rei Staoten befinoen, fam geltern
oben0s, nndOent iie in ieOer Stabt
nit ols9eiu9ter 6relmoIi6teit emp
fangen ptroeh bier in glan8boller
8eiie nof 3uriiflegung bon 1853
@teiIen gum g(bidliiB. sSSSlt 9lI(tonee,
Gropfor0, Gogenlont, gfemcoitIe,
Mfoorcroft, Glearmont 1u0 @ilIette
mltrben StroBenpora0en beranItaI.
tet. aon8erte murben in Sentillg-
forO, morslalto, gtrDmore uno ltps
ton obgebalten. Die Reiie fiibrte bic
0uaba'er ourd reides 6orinlanO.
SSSn glaianee lpur0cn Die @eIltder per
gLldo ourd oie blii9enoen 8htren ge.
iiibrt. SSn SenIingforo ermorteten
5oblreide Shulfin6er Die @dite am
9ieies St10t6en Der.
i6idte lebteS SSa6r iiber $4,000
9uibe( &ortoffel. gei Belmont
fubren Die grfltriioniiten 6ur9 bas|
ein5ige Sunnel i'm Stoate gtebros-
ia uno genoIien cine Dlu16erbdreI
5er1iidt auf oas i8enenreide Gratp.
foro 3al nit Dem nlten Sort Go.
binion i'm Sirtergrun0e. Die @e.
idGitsleltte bon gIr0more ii6ergoben
oen 8eiu6ern einen iilngen @olf
ais uNnscot". syn @oeemont, Der
Celita0t Sufotas puroen Die Smo.
5o'er bon elmer delegation begriiBt,
Die bon Dem 90-jGbrigen SSn0ioner.
1GuptIing gStinfenoer Bar" eefiibrt
puroe. glencoitle ilberreifte Dem
grdiioenten Gamble einen Doblen
goloenen Shliiiiel, Ser NIT elmer
5liiiiigteit gefiillt mar, bic in g1e.
5rasfa ni6t mebr erbGltIih lit. 9ei
puroe cine nieoerqe.
1rannte gabnbriide innerbaIb fnnfl
5tlnoen neu errihtet, i'm oen Spe.
iiaI5ua Der @eid1ftsIelte nift I'm.
iotia oiif5u5oIten. Sie 6obrtteilneb. |
ncr erfrelen iiG better @eiitnobeit
uno finb bel gutter 2aune.
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cine neue Organization Der Sil6nitris
geItenO MAIDEN; er forbert @eid1fts.
leute uno gtrbeiter oitf, 5ii1tl BeIten
beioer S1no in Sono su orbeifen.
lteberraibt bat bic gnipfe1Iltng
oes 8rdiioentetl, ooB Oie ariegg5eit.
8robibitionSafte pi6errrfen ODER
omenoiert tper0en ioa.
8ie 9enlobiLiiieritng Der Mrnee,
ia9t oer Hrdiioent, lit foneit ge.
0ieBcn, 0ab Der 8ann nitf berauTdelt.
be @etrGnfe geboben tueroen fam,
ioiueit 6erielbe anf Bier un0 Mein
in 8etradt fenlnlt.
ST entpfieblt Die 9iebiiion Ser
gunneslteuern, 10 bal, genug 8eipin-
ne aus Der GiitfoinrlenIteuer, Der
Steuer aitf itngelpGbnlid bobe Bro.
fite ino oerienigen ouf @runoeigen.
ttn er5ielt tpiiroen, Inn cine gelltn.
De 8aiis fit ons gififornnlen Scr
&egiertng 5u ii1ern. gr eflpfieblt
ben 8ioerr1tf itntpeientlider eteu.
erL nie folde nuf GraeltgnilTe. Die
gum 2ebens1interbaIt oienen. Cine
Repiiion iolte MIR 0ann unterrlonr-
men mer0erL iagt er, nahoen oas
gauge 8ro6lem elmer genonen Rrii.
Jung u1lteraoselt tuproen lit.
sluf ieine grbeit in &aris fonmt
Ser Broiibpnt ridt tpeiter at fpre.
den; er iogt, es ipiiroe berfriibt ieiu
Oarii6er 8lt ipreherL Bis Die ganSc
Artgelegenbeit Dem GonareB In for.
meller 8eiie uftterbreitet 1T. l1eber
Die 2iga Der gtotionen iagt er mir,
oaB unter oen 8eitinnliingen 0erlel-
ben cine internationale 8eboroe ge.
idaffen iuorben it, Die fif init iii.
otltrienen 8roblemen au bef1iiela bat
ltnb es ip1re fir ben &ongreB rats
fam, 6aB oieier i'm ssyiltereiIe Ser
amerifoniiden 4rbeiter unS onlerifo.
niiden Sn6uitrie olIein bnnoele.
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1tkrainer pcn
pollen bcSrdnet

8Gridau, II. 11ai, (geripatet.)
Seltte bier ner6ffentlifte, offi5ielle
8epeiden beiagen Dab Der ufroirli.
i6e 8oritoB uoroIid un0 oitIid bon
9emberg nit idrperen gerIuiten fir
Die 9Gngreifer auriidgei6lngen tpur,
De. NorOIid hon Stulifoff baben
Die polniiden Eruppen beoeutenOe
erioIee alif5uipeiien unO baben aud
an Der Sdladtfrort in goIbpnien,
in Der 9dbe BON 3oltieif norOfDeit.
lid bon aulifoff einen beOeutenoen
5ieg 5u berSeihnen. gln Der Ii
meiBruiiiiden @ren5e
pirOe Der sSeinO elei4falls 5liriid.
ge0r1net, ipo6ei oie gofen ariess.
eeinngene uno 8ahIrcides sriegs.
material erbeirieteH.
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Patpkcr nod intner
niett aitfscfanScn
Imeritouiifes GeefIassene @G.4
befinSet iidl anf bcm @esc nad
Suntd Del @aSa.

2onbon, 90. Weai. - gis iett bot
oas britiife GIug.Miniiteriunt nod
INNER feinen 8eri6t iiber ben Ser.
bleib oes tollfiibnen auItroIiers Sor.
rD Soiufer erlonet, pelder am Conn.
tag ct. Sobns, G. s., berIieB, i'm in
gegleitllng bon Mc@enaie @riebe in
elmer Soppitb Slugmoidine Sen
Slug iI6er oen 05ean stt ipogen.
3abIreide Gdiffe oILer glrt iuden
geeenipdrtig Die @eip1iier an Der
8eitfiiite Srlnnos nnd elmer Spur
Der oernibten 5lieger ab, moen aber
big iest erfolglos. Cine Gn3obl
AegieritngsfIngaeuge, ipelhe an Der
Side teilnebnlen ioIlten, fonnten Der
i6ledten Itiirmiiden 8itter,tng iue.
gen mdt oufiteiger. @2on bat bier
beinabe ale Soffntngen oltfgegeben.
Die ein5ige R6gliAfeit lit Die, 6aB
SaDfer rnb iein 8egIeiter bon einent
keinen S6iff, obne orabtIofer Ser.
binoung, nltfgefunoen tpuroe.
&orta, aaorelb 20. Dloi. = 9as
anerifanifde Seeflug3eltg 0G.4 lit
beltte I'm 1910 (S:40 ltbr moreens
Neu gorf 3eit) bier orfgeitiegen Ii.
bcfinoet fib ollf Der Sobrt nod Fun.
ia 9el @oon. @on 6ieiem Safen
aus ioa bel Gintritt eiiriti9er g8it.
teriing Der sSlug nnd 2iiiabon Der
Snitptltnot 8ortugals erfoIgen.
8unta Gel @n6a, 90. 9eoi. .-Gas
HGs3, neIdes ouf Der sSobrt bon
gteufunola1b nod oen 9(aoren ieinen
aurs berlor 1tn6 idlpBIif ouf oem
8oiier idmimnlen6 6en bieiiget Sa.
fen erreidte, lit 6urd ben bober @el.
tpobl idtper bei61bigt nor.
ben, oilrfte aber 0ennod reporRrt
I'm an Dem 5lnge nod6 2ii.
iabon tetl8unebmen.
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11im6 $500 tteacn
1ocncumtmtt, sablcn

2incoIn, glebr, 90. @tai.-Senrp
Sdolfc ein 8nrn1er, Der BEL 8e.
ter8blrg, qiebr., ipobnt, ipuroe bon
Der 2egrarin 9aliline Sogenlon, oie
III ienem GiItrift Iebrte. tpeaen Ser.
Id!moung altf $4,000 5d)ooener.
iaB berflagt. Sic getponn ben Nro-
5eB uno oas @eri9t iprot) iIr 0ie
Smune bon $500 au. Ger gficb.
fer ermGbiote oett 8etrag ieooh oiiF
1880. Sdolf Ieete gegen oas llr.
tell geruflulg beint S6ergeridt eilt,
0as oieIer &nge oos l1rteiI oes lin-
teren @eridtsbofes guthieB. Gie
ia9te in 'ibrer &Iogeihrift,
0aB Der 8erflagte eiit @litalieb oes
S6ulrats gelpeien iei mo OeiIem
Sobu 5Sreo ein S1itler. Sic gob
an 0oB Ser gerfIagte in Der 3eit
bonn /. DECEMBER 1916 aalo oeal
10. 9(pril 1917 Bel neri6ieoenen
Gerionen 6ie g(enBerltng gerndht ia.
Be, 0aB iie eine &erlon bon lei6ter
0toral lei nno oaB er Oosielbe BE-.
peiien fdnne; lno ooB iie oiif
@runo oiaier 8erlGttnt0nng feline
in Der Sdule ienes Di-
itriftes mebr erhdIten fonllte. Scr
be6auptete, ooB fem
SoBn 6reb SdaIf 5lpei griefe er.
Dalten bobe, Die 6as erqebe1i, ooh
on ni6t eripieien ipurbe, oaB fie TIRE
5tel(e irfolge oer 9riefe nerLor,
puroen oieleIben oIS 3etgnis bonn
8erid)t slriidgefDieleil.
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9ie Sotl(6aft 6ts
%rdioentell @ilioll
GmpfieRlt 1lmfbebmna Scr hrieesprcbibiticn 10
tucit Bier rnG lDein IN Bctraebt kcmnscft;
SGMt Sen amerikaniidcn Sarbitcffcn
Grkldrt, ieSer Arbetter 1T ieines sobmes pcrf

@aI9ington, 20. 9aai. - 9rdfi
bent 8ilion bat in ieiner beltte Ofit
tag I'M &onereB nerleienen @otidaf
nadItebenoe : gnpfebllingen unter
breitet:
8ioerritf ODER gllnelloierltng oel
&riegs5eit 9robibition iotpeit fie on
Bier tno g8ein 8e5ug bot.
8ioerrltf Der ioeeuannten 2urus
Iteuer.
Sdaffung elmer ginoesbe5oroe
oeren gluf9abe es it, oie SSnouItrit
oeS Son6es 5u beben.
8eibebaltltng oes 8unSes s[rbeits.
nahmeiiitngSbnreaus.
Innobme oeS bon Gefretqr Can,
entpfoblenen @eieses gum 3pede oel
aniueiiung bon 2anoereien on Sol
6aten.
Gin @eieb 5ur 5oroerltng oes ame.
rifaniiAen Sanoels NIT Dem Plus.
lanoe.
8erabiesitng Der 8unoesIteuern,
nnnnntIi6 ioipeit fie ge8ug ouf pro.
bitftine SilfsqueIlen baberl; 6os Gin.
fommen uno ungeip6bnlide 8rofite
ioIlen bel Der 8elteueritng Dor alien
9ingen tit 9etraht ee5oeen peroen.
Seine aIlgeneine Gebiiion Der Gin
fltbr3ol1e; S9us Der amerifdniiden
6arbItoff. .SnouItrie.
annabme oes 5raitenitiumredts-
aalen0elnents.
3uriiderItattltng Der GeIegrupben-
uno Selepbonlinien an oeren @igen-
timer inter einem Hebr co-oroinier.
ten Sbiter1.
9fiid9abe Der Giienbabnen ltttter
eittein nebr einEeitli6elt 8l1n.
SSn ieinen -beute Dem &ongreB
ilnterbreiteten GnpfebIltneefl legt
3raiioent 8ilion beionoeren Ta9-
orid ouf Elm barntoniides 3uiont-
mennirfeh atpifhen aapitaI uno Dir
belt. Gr lnn6t oaraltf nufl1erfion1,
oaB bieianieen, Die Die Gogesorbeit
in Der 8eIt berridten, oua entipre-
demo entiaGoiet, gIiif[ider genladt
ltnb bon oen @eneinoen lu1o SSnDu.
Itrien, pelGe our6 neren 2lrbeit
unterbdIten uno gefor6ert meroen.
antipredeno beLo9nt lper0en. Gin.
neueS SntereIie sfpiiden 9opitaI uno
9tr6eit, iagt er, fotn ii6 nur Outd
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Bclibciuiiten
i1iucr 9cie1lAecn

2onoon, 90 @aai. = Sier einee.
troIfene gtadridten meIoen, bob @e.
neral 9euefine NIT ieiner alrrnee
ben golideiDiiten in Der gadbe Der
StoOt &iarit5in an Der @oIg1 eine
idnere Sdlappe beibr1dte. Ole
Sobiet gIrnee ioa in 6ieier g6ladt
10000 Gefaugene unO 26 @eihiite
berloren I1aben.
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Csrtrinfen 6si ;yIapuerIadl.

gbotbom, Qiaii. 90. Wtai.
Sci einem glblturj eines Nl1rine.
SeefIus5euaes IN Der biejigen @e.
genO limo geitern 2elitnant sluItri4
uno oeiien Maihiniit &etiDrIdion
ertrlmfen 5d9uri1 Gberett g.
@eIib, Der iih ebcnfoGs in Dem her.
itngiiidten 5lusseiIs beioflO. tonnts
eerettet weroen.
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1lmerikaitcr tuerSen
tsmblanS perlaiicn

ardlnnael, 90. gadi. -Sier mer.
Sen 9orbereituneeu gstrofien oas
hicf iiafionierte 3S9. omrrifouiihe|
Ssnionteriereaimett iiiherbuIb ssbnI
9ane noh gnaInnb au brinoen.
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Berlin 20. gaoi. = eeutnant
9'caeL Der iucacu geiciIiguna oil Der
ernIoronne aarl giebfnehts 81 2
sSdbren Saft perurteIlt puroe, lit
entiloben.
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Hcnereisfnaftit 6. o.
Dan Opke 9eItcrbcn

ct. goll, giinn.. 20. glai. -
Plus @aibington ipirS senieloet, SnB
ouieIbit bellte 3lt friiber Morgenitlln.
oe aonercbnann 6. o. @on Gbfe,
Der ein5ig oemofratiihe 8ertreter
Dtinneiotns i'm aonereB, einem Sci.
ben erIeaen iei. gidbere ein3elbei.
ten iteben nod aus.
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Sir Clnoba mo llnge6une, fir
glcbrosto unO Sowa-ShGn berte
nbeno uno Nlittpofl. ssenig SSeG.
lei in Der Senperntlr.
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Nfr6an6lnna mit CeiIrrreidlern.

Cbpobl Die 9eglalbiglin9sihrei.
IN apiihen ben 4aiRrien uHb
'serreibiIden GeIeenter ousGetauidt
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gelaiidle WebietsanIpriidle.

garis, 20. @oi. - Der frdn5oii.
||de MiniIter 6es aitspdrtigeu gi6on
ptnterbreitefe ben r@roBen Bier" Oen
|e'eridlt Der auslonoininiiter iiber
.Igiid,boa1noilhe @rnssebiete. Der
ieI6e Inittete 5ugunlisn Der beIei.
fd,en glnipriidle nuf ben GdeIoefluB;
|tudl foa bag Rdftriht @ebiet on
|eeIqien fallen 5erner berldnet
'geIaien boaitdn0iqe dontrolle iIber
:nen fgheuf. ] erenelaen aandl
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01


competition had to succumb. If 1t
was not Woolworth it would be some
one else he would have to combat.
There was amazement when WOOL
worth opened a and 10 cent store
on Fifth avenue, New York, opposite
the library. Some of his friends asked
him if he was not making mistake
| il he was not paying too high rent;
! il he could get patronage sufficient
in such a neighborhood, etc.
He smiled. "I've been studying that
location for five years" he said
at is one of the cheapest sites
| 1 ever have obtained. The business
will be immense. The sit will i'm
prove year by year. Fifth avenue is
changing. 1t is going to be more and
more a thoroughfare of business. Its
traffic density will increase steadily
So far his prediction has been veri,
fled. The 5 and 10 cent store in the
center of the Avenue Of Fashion has
been a small gold mine.
! Woolworth had more than 1000
stores in America and more than 4OC
ijn Canada and Europe.
He had many imitators, but no real
rival.
The pride Of his life was the Wool
worth building. His pride was justi'
fled. 1t is the greatest temple OF bus,
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01
The Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak

You must have Health. Strength and En-
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When your blood Is not in healthy
condition and does not circulate properly,
your system Is unable to Withstand the
Winter cold.
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01

than mills, comfortable and san
itary building, the equipment pre-
scribed by the state board of educa-
ton, and a minimum term of six
months in two teacher schools and
seven months in three teacher
schools. Checks were sent out last
week to schools coming within these
requirements.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01

mess in the world and one Of the
most beautiful structures in the west
arn hemisphere. 1t is an inspiration
not only in its classical lines of ar
chitectural beauty, but in the tower
ing evidence it furnishes of the power
of one man, one idea and one cent.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01
Dillon Gets Good Sum.

Out of the 100000 appropriation
for rural schools made at the last
session of the general assembly. Dill
Ion gets s5,2OO.O0. The requirements
that each county had to meet in or
der to secure part of the appropria-
tion were an enrolment of 25 pupils
per teacher, local tax of not less
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01
VELVET BEANS FOR SALE.

Price $3.50 per bushel as long as
supply holds out. Every row of corn
in Dillon County should have hill
of beans planted at first plowing. be-
tween every other hill of corn. They
will produce twice as much feed per
acre as cow peas and improve land
twice as fast.
CAROLINA MILLING CO.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-05-01
NOTICE.

A teachers examination will be
held at the Court House Saturday.
May 3rd, beginning at 800 a. M. and
closing promptly at 400 p. m.
R. s. ROGERS,
County Supt. Education
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The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Signs Zukor Contract.

Adolph Zukor's decision to remain
at the Coast several days longer
than he planned was due to a con-
ference with Thomas Ince. This
session is said to have taken place
at the Ince studios and to have
lasted far into the night. At any
rate it must have been an agree
able argument for Mr.. Ince, who has
been for the last two years produc-
ing Paramount and Aircraft pic
lures for distribution through the
Famous Players organization. has
signed a contract with Mr.. Zukor
to continue the present relationship
for the releasing year which COM
mences September 1.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-13
Kitty Took the Money.
Yp~\An0a Meo1oz

Louis ]. Cashier, president of the
Astra Film Corporation, and Sidney
Cohen, manager of the Kitty Gordon
Company, both purchased new cars in
Los Angeles the other day. The cars
are of different make. The two mag
mates fell into acrimonious debate the
other day as to the merits and de-
merits of the cars.
Say, Cashier, I'd nave to reverse
in order to let you get up with me
on the broad highway" exclaimed
Mr.. Cohen.
I've got a hundred here that says
my car is faster, classier and every
thing" was Cashiers answer.