The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, March 25, 1909, Image 5
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J "Little Lord Fiiuntleroy" a!
m drama in three acts, will be given j
'Jm by the Mt. Andrew School on j
Friday evening, March 26th.
Admission: Adults 25c., Chil
dren 15c. Time: 8 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs J. V. Malcom wish
to make expressions of gratitude I
to their friends and neighbors for'
the kindness and attention shown
during the recent ill-1
. Malcom.
for Hatching.
hode Island Reds $1.20
r of 15. Two or more
the rate of $1.00.
or write Dillon, S. C.,
Number 1.
u. ~RCH M. BETHEA.
Notice.
On or about tbo first clay of March
1909 I gave my certain promisory note
in writing bearing date the 1st. day of
March, 1909 the sum of $200.00 with intercut
after maturity at the rate of eight
per cent. per annum, due and payable
on the flr6t day of November 1909. to J
W. Burns. I hereby give notice that
payment of this note will be contested
by me when due. L. F. Johnson, M. D,
Dillon, S C.. March 10th., 1909.
Do You Call This a Square
Deal?
When the South-Atlantic
Life Insurance Company of
Richmond, Va., began to solicit
business in Marion County, it
announced the policy of investing,
on satisfactory real estate security,
all its net premiums received
from that community.
We understand they have loaned
their policy-holders in Marion
County nearly $3 for every $1 received
in premiums, to say nothing
of the death claims, taxes and operating
expenses paid. This looks
to us like keeping the money at
home. Other Life Insurance
Companies are beginning to follow
their example; why? Because
they found they had to do
t to get some of the business.
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Underwear, hosiery, gloves
etc., prints in gingham, perc
for ladies and misses. W e
Now just a few words in regard
partment is under the direction of ]
ply your wants whether it be a stree
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1 EVANS' PHARMACY fM
mtiffi :. :? W$ >10
Etiwan Fertilizers 1
For All Crops and Big Crops jji
I The fertilizers that have jOf
been known for forty years j raj
and Drofitablv used hv twn "
(generations of farmers.
The fertilizers that con- <S8
tain the right materials and
make your crops gro?v. MV
Etiwan Fertilizer Co. |
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Ask for "Etiman.*' jjK
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ou want to purchase it, i
s, dress shirts, laces, and embroidery, dress trimming, and no'
ale, and linings, domestics and men's wear. Don't forget we
t do c u 8 t o m tailoring that s a t i i
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w uui tfiiitincry. vvc nave just received a complete stock of New Spring ^
Miss Nina Alford assisted by Mrs. Lizzie Mason. We feel sure that you wi
:t hat or an elaborate one for dress. You are cordially invited to attend ou
Thursday and Friday
L. C. BRA
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Furniture!! Furniture!! $
Our Mr. Willi arris has returned from his visit to the largest *1
furniture manufacturers in America, and his purchases are in, jKj
and still coming in car-load lots, and it is the most superb line V
of FURNITURE ever.seen in Dillon. Our stock comprises ev- JrW
ery essential that goes in the homes of the most fastidious, in- jyj
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p v>uuiii5 g i auco LV7 suit ctny ** **| Sv
i class of buyers, not in only ] rXI
style, but in price. : IM
All we ask is an Inspect- jFflfflK3r // M
ion of our parlor and bed / Jyj
room suits; high class of <fV
workmanship and o f the tjn&fmji-best
quartered oak. Our
1 MI9EI viiciiia, iucivcis, ail M}UcU'OS, j^gp
I Will carpets, matting, curtains, t^j&L ^ \ >. I wri
j jSBf window shades, and decora- I ly
W tions for the home that are '"mS? Jvj
j gems of art, trunks, suit
( cases, felt mattresses, and pillows. We have just the thing in fll
i stoves and ranges. For the married folks, we have the Ideal jlr
J baby carriages and carts which can be folded up and put out of JU
| the way of the old gentleman when he returns from his lodge. V
| The trick to keep peace in the family and please wife and baby. ^
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e the merchandise you want, ||
in the following lines: ??
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velties, printed and woven wash fabrics, dress linen, white goods, dress
carry a complete line of shoes, W. L. Douglas for men and boys, Zeigle> ^2
tries. _
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VERY gj
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lillinery, all the latest creations known to the millinery art in staple and novelty elV
11 be pleased with the creations attentively shown y>u when you call and that we \v'J~
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