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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-07
LOCAL PERSONALS

Mrs. Henrietta Marsden and little
granddaughter Jessie Mae Nc
Creight left Wednesday evening for
/ Seattle to visit relatives and Miss
Eta McCreight. who Is attending
summer normal at Cheney, Wash
ingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troxell aud Miss
/ Kate TrOxell spent Sunday and Mon
day at New Plymouth visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cohick spent
Sunday and Monday In Weiser.
The Altar Society will meet at
the home OF Mrs, f. r. Ryan, FRI
day July Sth.
Miss Olive Randall OF New York
is visiting her sister Miss Elmer
Randall. County Librarian. On her
way west Miss Randall was a pas
senger on one OF the trains maTooned
at Denver on account OF the Pueblo
flood.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. McFall spent
Sunday and Monday visiting friends
In Caldwell.
Gov. ID. w. Davis OF Idaho spent
two days in Ontario this week, en-
route TO and from Burns where he
relivered a chautauqua lecture.
Itheil Laing OF Glenns Ferry vis-
tied Ontario last week Laing was
former student in the Ontario
High School.
Mrs. Walter Glenn and son Wes-
ley arrived Saturday from Seattle,
Washington, coming overland. They
will visit old friends and relatives
while here.
Miss Elinor Randall and her sis
ter Miss Olive Randall OF New York,
left Tuesday for an outing trip to
Payette Lakes.
MIR, and Mrs, Randall Sage OF
Nyssa accompanied by their daugh-
ters, Miss Grace and Miss Alfretta
were Ontario visitors on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Castleman
and Mrs. Castleman's mother, Mrs.
Willoughby and Miss Barbara Cas-
tleman were among the ontarians
who motored to Caldwell Sunday TO
see the ball game.
Mrs. ]. Il. Immersion Of Payette
returned to her home Monday
after a short visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Larue Blackaby.
Mrs. Dora b. Shielke OF La Grande
was the guest during the last of
the week Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Letson.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-07
OREGON STATE NEWS

J. +. Albright, OF Oregon City
has filed with the secretary OF state
copies OF a proposed constitutional
amendment which he has initiated
and which will be submitted 10 the
voters OF the state at the general
election OF 1922, providing that Z
per cent shall be the maximum legal
rate Of interest on contracts by ex-
press agreement OF the parties to
the contract.
About 75 per cent of the COM
plants received by the real estate
department Of the state insurance
commissioner from persons alleging
mal-treatment at the hands OF real
tors are without foundation, de-
claros A. c. Barber. insurance COM
missioner. However, about $1,000
has been recovered for complaints
in the last year.
Water used for irrigation pur-
poses il appurtenant to the land on
which II II used and the water
rights should be assessed as real
estate, according TO an opinion Of
Attorney General Van Wrinkle writ
ten for the state tax commission.
A schedule OF increased rates fill
cd by the Pacific Power a Light
company covering gas service at AS
torla became effective July 1. The
public service commission, however,
reduced the proposed minimum
charge from s1.25 TO 81 per thous-
aud cubic feet.
For the months OF April. May and
June. Percy A. Cupper state engin-
eer, issued 1876 permits for, the ap-
preparation OF water from Oregon
streams. These cover the irrlga-
tion OF ASIA acres. the building OF
14b miles OF canal. the development
OF seventy-five-horsepower and the
total cost will be about f692.156.
The public service commission has
issued an order holding that the
American RAILWAY Express company
IL not entitled TO 20 and 20 per
cent rise IN express rates on In
trastate shipments OF buttermilk.
condensed milk cream, milk and ice
cream. The company failed to jus
tify the demand at hearing. the
commission holds.
The new World war veterans
state aid commission has unani-
mously elected Captain Harry c.
Brumbaugh OF Portland as It's exc
cutive secretary.
Five fatal accidents out OF total
OF 3bs accidents were reported 10
the state industrial accident com
mission for the week ending June
80 They we're; George y. Boothby
OF Carlton. william skidmore OF
Curtin, Tom GabrIelson OF Bridal
Vein, James Kazantas OF Knappa.
and George Mcclain OF Mt. Angel.
Governor oloott has reappointed
Frank X. Lowell as state tax COM
missioner His new term will ex-
pire May 2l 1925.
Governor oleott has reappointed
II, II, Bartlett Of Astoria, Fred ID.
Weber OF Portland. and Fred Hesse
OF Portland M members OF the state
board OF engineering examiners.
Their terms will expire July 1. 1887.
The reappointment OF c. l., Starr
OF Portland as member OF the
board OF regents OF Oregon normal
schools IL announced by Governor
Olcott
During the month OF June $780,
69i.S5 was received by @, q, Brown.
clerk OF the state land board Gus
todian OF school fund notes and
mortgages, and turned over sto
state Treasurer o, p, IIoff
The state public service commits
sion has issued an order granting TO
the state highway commission auth
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/ ority to construct a crossing under
meath the tracks OF the Southern
Pacific company near whiteson in
Yamhill county.
Oregon probably will register
$4,000 motor vehicles this year.
This is the figure Secretary of State
Kozer has fixed as his estimate on
the basis of registration for the
first six months OF the year, which
is 1O2,274
+. A. Philips and A. N. Ingles, OF
Baker have filed with Percy A.
Supper state engineer, an applica-
tion for permit to appropriate
water from Glendenning and Mill
creeks for the irrigation OF 1906
acres Of land in Baker county.
other applications have been filed
as follows:
BY II. n. Hawley OF Past, cover
ing the appropriation OF water from
Camp Creek for irrigation OF twenty
five acres In Greek county.
BY Alvin NJ. Olms of Catlow, COW
ering the appropriation of water
from Glover swale and water from
winter SHOWS. for irrigation OF six
ty acres in Harney county. at a cost
Of about 5000.
by o. j. Law OF Grants Pass.
covering the appropriation of twen-
ty-five second feet OF water from
Rough and Ready creek for placer
mining purposes In Josephine coun-
~.
BY George G.. Russell OF Enter
prise, covering the appropriation OF
water from Spring creek tributary
Of Cheminius river, for irrigation OF
ten-acre tract in wallowa county.
by Edith I. Rogers OF Hood River.
covering the appropriation OF water
from an unnamed spring for domes-
tic water supply.
by the Western Diatomite som
pany OF Portland. covering the APP
preparation OF 400 second feet from
Deschutes river for power for min
ing purposes.
by Flora Mcshain Riley OF la
Grande. covering the appropriation
OF water from springs for domestic
water supply and irrigation Of q
small tract In Union county.
by Andrew Van Blokland, cover
ing the appropriation OF water from
spring for stock watering purposes
near Island City In Union county
BY G. II. Swanson OF Cascade
Locks. covering the appropriation OF
watcr from Minott springs for
small power development In Hood
River county,
by A. ID, Gardner OF stayton COW
ering the appropriation OF 1900
second feet from North Fork San
tiam river for power development
In Marion county.
by c. l.. Large OF Forest Grove
covering the appropriation OF water
for domestic supply In Washington
county. at cost OF $4,000.
In an opinion handed down last
Tuesday. written by Justice Me
Bride. the supreme court unholds
the lower court for umatilla coun-
ty IN the conviction and sentence OF
death OF Elyle Kirby and John LAT
febean, alias Jack Rattle. implicated
with Neil Hart In the killing OF
Sheriff TIL Taylor a year ago, Hart
was hanged several months ago. A
petition for rehearing OF the case
will be filed by the attorney for
Owens and Rathie and the Oregon
War Mothers will seek commute
tion OF Rathie's sentence 10 life im-
prlsonment because OF his war SER
vice. Other opinions were handed
down by the court as follows;
~ s. Rees. appellant VS.. Valley
View drainage district; appeal from
Malheur county; action to enioin
the defendants from levying for coll
leetinR taxes or selling bonds against
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-07

district; opinion by Justice Harris.
Judge Dalton Biggs affirmed
r. l.. Perdew appellant, vs.. r. y.
Davidson. appeal from Lane county;
action for recovery Of commission
on real estate sales: opinion by Jus
tice Johns Judge G. +. skipworth
affirmed.
City OF Portland VS.. Paul G..
Yates, appellant. appeal from Multi
nomah county; action to remove
sign; opinion by Justice Bean.
Judge Robert Tucker reversed
A. NJ. Logan and Fisher G. Logan
doing business under style OF Lo-
gan Brothers, vs. X. b. Cross. ap-
pellant; appeal from Crook county;
action to enforce performance OF
contract. Opinion by Justice Johns.
Judge T. D. Duffy affirmed,
Petitions for rehearing denied In
Degolla VS.. Anderson and petition Of
Leroy +. Keeley for admission to
the Oregon bar was denied.
Motion to modify record I'm Fish
er vs.. Bayer denied.
Case OF Portland vs.. All Fung
and All Louis. motion to dismiss ap-
peal and affirm judgment allowed.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-07

The following new Oregon con-
Germs outside OF Portland have filed
articles OF incorporation:
Ontario Roller Mills company. On
tario; incorporators. May u. Fer
guson. T.. A. Ferguson, George f.
Henderson; capitalization, $4,000.
valitons Inc. Salem; incorpora-
tors. r. J. Walton, Rosamund Vail
ton. s. II. Grigg. capitalization. sl5.-
600.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH ST. 6ol0 - Two neatly Furnished
hOusckeep'nK rooms, second noor
ARCH 2l2i-single nrI double roorns e.
md now mRnAEemaEt - "
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krpY -. May II. CATHERINE c.,
k,sr Of late Thomas and Mary Conry
|cieary). RslatIyGs ard f5iends are IN
| Of her unclo, Joseph Kennedy. 3948
nSton ave. Hlsh mass ut st. Joachim s
kS 10 A. VI. Int. at st. Dominlo's Q
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APARTMENT HOTELS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

FOUSEk I-FP'$G APARTMENT - Garage
r.- ,.l- r,ofur"R- ard house keenlng dl.t,
'ers . .nu- chauffeur and wife. garage az.
Quarters ~ chauffeur within 10 feet -
~ ~ , ',,,, -I-,-' ,,,,r ] -, |,,H..
',.ad hl.e with buli-.n l-h and shower Il. ,
Ia thu-ouEhv no oirru ma id"RUv situu's'
W''h a. acres Of land surrounding; COur.
club al lS-hole EOr inkI within ! h'o be-
rRulNnd station . sgLUroP. - minutes 6.
h"ar' o. city. II y-I ~ lOteryRtnd ~ SO.
pr month In4ul~' 81 AERA%. pOLAf.l% So
20 y = - Rrotd and Chestnut
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STENOGRAPHER-Ba house requires
serViceS Of an Intelligent and energetic
stenOgrapher' salary to start $50 n week.
state age and previous experience, 42l,
Ledger Office
STENOqRAPHBR-Br girl for pleasant
and improving position with large manu-
featuring concern, centrally located: full de-
t0l'a as 70 age education. experience and
TolHrv desired p o. Box 7bl. Philadelphia
wINDERS. experienced on soft silk; steady
work; highest wages. Sauduolt Silk MIG
Co. 18th aud Hunting Park ave.
YOUNG LADY TO soll toilet articles direct
10 users: part or whole time: liberal COM
mission. call office 400 1920 Chestnut st.,
between and o'clock.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

sjyTe ESTATE OF MARY AMANDA WOOD.
~ deceased - Letters OF administration
pendete lite upon tho estate OF Mary
Amanda Wood deceased. having been granted
10 FIDEIITY TRUST COMPANY and
DAVID |. SCANLON. all persons indebted 70
the said estate are requested 10 make pay
ment and those having claims against me
same to present them, without delay at me
office OF the said company, NOS. 3so-obl
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. ,,.
WILLIAM +. GBST, President.
Ut FrfRSSNcis fSSiNE sHG'NK BROWN. Bsa..
zoos Morris Bldg. Phila.. Pa.
r5,sss ESTATE OF NALBRO FRAZIER
s-D ROBINSON. deccased--Letters testa.
nentary upon the estate of Nnlbro Frazier
Robins6n, deceased, having been granted 10
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. all persons
Indebted to tho said estate are reduerted 70
make payment and those having claims
against tho same to present them. without
DELAY at the office OF tho said company NOS
ao5.33I Chestnut ct. Philadelphia
WILLIAM 7. 0EST. President.
y;555S5a ESTATE OF LAURA =. JONES, DE-
* ccnsed 80. Letters tesiamentary upon
the estate OF Laura 8. Iores dsSsnssn. ,!l, nay
Ing boen granted TO FIDELITY TRUST Com-
PkNY nil parsons indebted to the Haid estate
are requested to mako payment. ana tnose
bnyinr claims against the some N preaent
than without DELAY at the onice OF the sald
comnany Nos 325-381 Chestnut st, Ph'la-
6oipria. sWILLLAM p. GEST. President
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APARTMENTS
1926 SPRLlCE STREET
Erie Ave. & l9th St. N Hm.. ", and Tob;M ban

extremely attrac. apt nll ouisi1o rms, sun.
ny porch, SURROUNDINGS arc bninE developed
With beautiful "a rdcns ARMY 10 lanltor or TO
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

wANTED--Twenty Knowles I0ona Sc inches
wide, AKA box; give price, age condition
and all particulars. Address n 4l0, ledger
Offics.
POWER EQUIPMENT
o. BRlEN MACHINERY co. llO y 3D ST
MODERN machiun snOp small 1r large or
ders: We DO milIwrtghung 20 ". Front
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PRINTER tor private printing plant: must
have fair knowledge OF every depa rtment
| for right party; salary s2o per week j. 4S0,
Ledger Offlce
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Observation-Disclosures

ONERBROOk sac Wvnnowood road Pm
nished room. gent emon or business rn,IDI.
feasonable, modern. raf. Phone Rel 4Dg6 "
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WANTED

HIGHEST prices paid for lad.es and gar,ra
mems clothing Of all descriptions: We cs'
Write. call or phone Walnut G6l0, G0II Sale
sohn's. \. Il cor. 10Th ann Market,
We WANT a, onc". housenoid furnjfurs,
sore fixtures, onlC" furniture. pav Snot
cs \: honest value. Phone US about IL To-
c. '2lI, Oh Church cor, 18th and Chorry
OIL Nuita. ovry,oats, shoes. hats boIght.
HI VI prices paid We cali anywhar0 City
or c. RI, day, ovg.; write, call or phone
Dick. 3. Friedman Bros. l44I South 81
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BOARDING

WALNUT ST. hO4i--Onr largo room,
single room. business couple, board, elect
all modern Convonien"eS.
OCEAN CrTY-Hrulcr cottage It0t A.
bury ave. boarding. werk day or meat
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WEST CHEITEN AVE ~ nasI~ah.,
rooms. singh. en- aul'a large gIu,Inds
shade, near trains and trojlcys. reference.
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STOCK GIRLS

several neut.appearing stoot girls over 10
y,ar9 Of age. good salary and permanent
Employment Orfice, I'd floor. iith and Mar
Ret sts.
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LOGAN
FERN ROCK
WAYNE

IOCELLA APIS. .-FNIrn.. 3 rooms and IA IN
elrC., porch. garage: summer months. W. II
Ball & S.O. land Title Bldg. Spruce 800
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SEWING MACHINES

PAPERHAN0ING--Go Good clean wk done var,
req sonahla. Mrlta uchItel 2h2l Y Phttnn
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

n We have placed Ju sale this
ldnOS week 100 uprisAt pianos, 40
player-pianos and ~ baby grand
pianos, consisting Of such makes as STEIN
way Knabe, Chickeriug l.as'rr Heppc
Blasius, CunninghRW. Sch0mn.knr and mani
other makeB; thNso pianos ar, sIiEhtIv used
but In good condition ranging IN price fr1m
800 up. with n wu.year frre-cSchaus,e
privilege guaranteed: s"nd Tor raIalugua.
open Monday, "Wednesday ana Friluy
HOWARD VINCENT
s86-sSS- S40-Si2 s44-s40 y. 9TH ST.
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OLD GOLD
Observation-Disclosures

CASH paid for old gold. silver and ANTIQUE
clocks. Rogers. 4S +. l7th. Locust / 2i9
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LOST. AND FOUND

CANTr7RA--Found camera; owner can have
same upon idontlfcatf9n. James MAther'
i Beekman st New YORK SlYi-
EYEdLAs9---1Iogt; at the MOTH a fhuadel. 80,
,op pTSini pSins tho, tho train for Atlantic city; a
small sold oyeeibes: neWaTd rev OF si0 %..' Do
paid on its return. N eso. Leeeer oIree.
pearl q nesss,See seiS oetweep, s,
=, Reward it returned TO Miss Cudner,
iii s 10th at
p6PFRs-Lost, on No. 05 car. or on street.
nnnars list of names ana blue prints.
popVvap%d If returned TO 234 Arch st.
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WEAVERs, experienced, for fancy wooiens.
for out OF town; absolutely no labor trou-
bic; good price list; steady work: transporta-
DIV Friday and SATURDAY until o r. n Ap-
ply Room No 2. front. 1920 Arch st Ask
FOR Mr. Aryneon
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saO-NEw dr9pnead, 75o weekly cost si6
fully guaranteed 1870 y 10th St
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
General
HELP wANTED-MALE

BusINESs SERVICE co, Illo Land TNlt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

NURSE. graduate from Guys Hospital. Lon.
don, capable. cheerful, accustomed 10
travelling. wishes to act as nurse-oompanon
70 lady. Add. Banbury. care 122 Manheim st
STENOGRAPHBR. thoroughly experienced.
desires position. y 406. Ledger Offce
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Furnished Housekeeping Apmt.

Tune to Oct. /; nth and Walnut SITS ST.
ting room. dining room, bedroom bath
kitch-nette: references wanted. 800
Ledger Office.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT, ; rooms frs
floor ? por1hes. electricity. h0t-water hear.
hardwood floors, laundry; large yard. : min
utes 10 40th ST. Station, = X. r. rent So,
Per month. yearly leasa. z IO2. I.od. On.
2lO7 WALNUT ST. tReth-Allyn Apts l-EIo
gantlv furnished : rooms and bath suite
references.
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Geusral

BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 1114 Lend Tlsle
ESdRs@ NIGH - sS GIrm m, auto rpr;; hsoo;S2soo seSo
NoRS,-seles, hlsh -er'd men. 10000 sl2, 900
sALEs-specialty. Allan. City; sal & com
sTFEENo. SEC! SEC YMseverei,' ii5.iSo' WV
sUPr.-Brass fdy.. $4,000! factory mfg.
tractors $4,000 up.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations April aud
Nav. ,,anv ,,nra aalaFy a
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BUAIS, MO IOINDOht ., IA . NCHES
WE HAVE I llrerafts for sale: these would
be ideal for landing whRrNcs; $50 each
apply Mr.. CRplc. ATLANTIC REFINING
co, 3l44 passyunk ave.
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wANTED-SAJEsMEN
MEN WRITE GIVING YOUR ExPERI.
ENCg. THOSE GIVING, TELEPHoNE
ATTENTION p 4o5. LEDGER OFFICE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LIN o. NE


10ll CHEsTNUT Fl. KOOM 838 =
POOtROOM
West PHILADELPHIA tables. long es'ab-
lIshed; rent sos nronthly. FUZZY equipped
sacrifice for $4,000.
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PARK AVE. q Dauuhin All now, IN To The
minute. q rooms and bath, sunny pouches
front and back; Orou for inspection; finest
nparts In y. Phia., just . let'. e. H. John
son, 1920 rheatnui st
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|Aods.--siay O.. at her lsttss, rss,densss,
Dim, wife OF Henry D. Craggs and
ktsr Of ]. Casper and the late Sophia
| ssrvioas Thurs. q p. NJ. at lions
= 6.tn,d Al, y1a rail VvaH ava
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-11-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tht
will be ameeting of thS6ld-
ers of the Smith Grohpany
on the 18th day ofer, 1921
at 10 o'clock ofenoon. at
the office of N Grocery Com
pany. at J'c.
The pr said meeting being
to an|Charter of the Corpor-
ATTIC change the name there
4mith-Major & Company and
} increase the powers of the
alton to deal in other articles
than that included
first Charter hereof, so that
W Corporation may be allow
!eai in drugs, hardware or all
lawful merchandise.
w. H. SMITH,
E. j. MAJOR,
ft. Directors.
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NOTICE.

Notice is given that the open sea-
son Tor shooting partridges begins
November Gath and closes March 1st.
1922. All hunters are required to
secure a license and any person or
persons found guilty OF hurt,,
without license or hns ting on
season will be PR 1T ot
nl- .ecureu al the following
ices in Dillon county: Floydale, Ut
ley Bros; Smithboro. l.. H. Smith;
Kemper. Billy Moody; Lake View, S.
H. Horn; Fork. Frank Rogers; Cad
dys Mill, Weiters Gaddy or Bill Lu-
po; Hamer, Jno. l.. Bethea; Little
Rock, A. L. Bethea; Minturn. Rod
Evans; Bingham, c. B. Stell; NAL
lory, l.. E. Smith; Latta, DR.. E. l..
Brown or Berry Bros; Dillon, Dill
lon Hardware Co. or Sam McLaurin.
j. B. Berry,
County Game Warden
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FINAL DISCHARGE NOTTCE.

Notice is hereby given that \. O.
Ellington administrator of the estate
or J. \. Ellington, deceased. has this
day made application unto me for
final discharge as such administrator
and that Thursday the lst day OF
December, 1921. at tor o'clock Il. IN.
at my office has been appointed foy
the hearing of said petition.
JOE CABEL34 DAVIS
judge of Probate,
Dillon County. :. c.
Dlllon, 5. c., Nov. /. 1921 III 3 -
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned as Judge of Probate in and
ior the County OF Dillon. in theState
of South Carolina will offer fer sale
at public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash during the regular hours
OF sale on the first Monday in Decem-
Der to wit December 5th, in the case
Of John W. Mckay. as Guardian v.
Tom Bracey, et Il.
All those certain pieces, parcels or
tracts of land situate in Carmichael
Township, County of Dillon, State
aforesaid. as follows:
1st Tract: Being lot 2-B as repre-
sented on plat made by o. NJ Page
IL the division of the \. NJ. Baker
estate, containing 22.S7 acres, and
bounded North by lands OF j. T.
Proctor; East and South by Little
Rock and Alfordsvilie Public Road
and on i he West by lands OF Tom Car
Tier.
Second Tract, known as tract PA
IN the division of the A. III. Baker
Iestate, containing 22.42 acres and
bounded on the North by tract No.
5 in said division; East by lands of
Jno. w. Mckay; South and West by
tract No. 6.
Also so much of trasts snd Z
as represented On the aforesaid plat
as may be necessary to pay all out
standing debts against the estate of
Mary Baker Bracey, deceased, said
tracts . and Z being bounded by the
Little Rock and Alfordsvine Pub
lie Road. Tract No. as SET out on
H6aid plat, lands of Je'hn W. Mckay.
Horton and others.
The tracts of land above set forth
i1Ire sold in aid of assets due by the
jnstate of Mary Baker Bracr. deceas-
ed all of which is fully set out in the
suit hereinbefore referred 10.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser 10
pay for all papers.
Any one bidding off any part OF
the lands offered for sale and fail
ing TO comply with their bid the same
will be sold upon the same or some
subsequent sales day at the risk Of
tsaid purchaser.
j. C.. DAVIS,
Probate Judge OF Dillon County
i'll II st.