The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, December 29, 1910, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Christmas
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A STYLISH AFTERNOON GOWN
You can think of numbers of
nice things to wear that any one
would appreciate as a present.
^ ^ The children would enjoy new
clothes and new shoes on a Christ
mas morning.
The cook would enjoy a new
^ dress.
The best and newest and choicest
in dry goods always to be had
at Cottingham's
f Thanking the public for your
liberal patronage and washing
m*- all a merry Christmas, we are
# Cordially and Respectfully,
1 L. Cottinghi
[set
use to us for his fruits, ci
tmt
large assortment of evei
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B Af PLES RATSII
3 BANANAS NUTS
3 Oranges, Figs,
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5 It will pay you to do your Christmi
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ingham C?. %
is near. The nicest
sents can be had ??
)ttingham Co's dry ^3
and shoe store. *'
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Ladies' Neckwear in boxes. Sci
Gent's neckwear in boxes. is
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Ladies' gloves in boxes. ci0
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Gent's dress gloves in boxes. nei
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Gen't suspenders in boxes. ^2 l?i
Linen and silk handkerchiefs ^2 A
for ladies and men in boxes. ^^3
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I lou) Many Trips -^S ?
H IS5S5^> to tne ?2
Laundry? ?
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Cm r.C ' itwcar others. Tlicy *
are n;:, hand j v.de '' ?. a;
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rything and at prices to
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COCOA NUTS 1
Candies.
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EZZEMA CURED.
in pics DiMp]M?r and Complexion
Cleared Over-Night.
New York.?Thousands are takg
advantage of the generous offer
ade by the Woodsworth Co. 1161 he
roadway, New York City, request- wl
g an experimental package of ^
rmola the new skin discovery,
tiich is mailed free of charge to
1 who write for it. It alone is
fficient to clear the complexion jjj'j
er night .and rid the face of pirn- ! c>o
es In a few hours. On the first foi
plication of Lemola the itching
ill stop. It has cured thousands . s'
flictod with Eczema, Tetters,
tsbes, Itchings, Irritations, Acmes, i"<
aling and Crusting of skin, scalps i
infants, children and adults. It
good for the preservation and in
rification of the skin, scalp, hair '
d hands for the prevention oft he
gging of the pores the usual ,
ise of pimples, blackheads, red- 1 j
58 and roughness and also the
atments of burns, scalds, wounds, j
es, chappings as well as the .
lette and nursery. tf i
AMERICAN BEAUTY ;
C0RSETS^?. k
'hen you purbase
a corset you 1 fa
ant one that has Jw2\ tjj
STYLE fi?
is equally htnortant
that the
ame corset be t J' m,
COMFORTABLE \ ; jj f w;
nd if you can al- J ?v5\ '
a have one that |i<i \ V\
WEARS WELL ('' l 1
nd that corset can \f\\ \ \ mi
e bought at ? ^ JL y*"' t.h
REASONABLE PRICE Ijji I,M .hi
ONE DOLLAR UP , H; i IT!
ou have aU the ' ?>
equisites of a ^
plendid corset.
tMBRICAN BEAUTY CORSETS j??
ave every one of these excel- ,.r
snt features and many more. n-|
very improvement as exacted in
y fashion is combined in thesd wc
ainty garments de
3r sale by E. L. Moore &Co lai
1st
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sh
co
RE.L1E.VE ?
Neura^a
Jw&l /TAKE ONE \
4T*kr\ J V OF THESE ^
* / 1f0r f little
I _y TABLETS
II nr and the
PAIN
IS GONE.
"I have awful spells of Neuralgia
and have doctored a
great deal without getting
much benefit. For the last
two years I have been taking
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills and
they always relieve me. I
have been so bad with
Neuralgia that I sometimes
thought I would go crazy.
Sometimes it is necessary to to
take two of them, but never
more, and thev arc sure to re- 0|
lievc me." MRS. FERRIER,
2434 Lynn St., Lincoln, Neb. ,
Sold by druggists everywhere, who
are authorized to return price of first |tl
package if they fall to benefit.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
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BE PUCE T# BOY1
R<H'KK1K8 is wht-re you can get ^
-ompt delivery. Sometimes the
adain* wants to make a little extra
eparut ion for dinner aad she
eds a feu articles in the grcK-ery
i
ae at once. Snleeby delivers or'rs
over the phone just as soon
i it is possible to get the goods
rapped and on the way to the .
>uae. No orders too large and
no too small. Deliveries made
lytime during business hours.
We also carry a select line of
til dry kowIi, shoes, notions, etc.,
liioh are sold at rock Itottom j ^
-ices. We are the leaders in I ^
raw 11 work and embroidery. Our j j[(
Iwnc number is MA. ^
CHARLIE SALEEBY, ^
AXOTHKB MKW DISEASE.
sidps Hookworm Now Or lea r
Charity Patient Has Two Other
Ailment*.
New Orleans, Dec. 21.?It wt
scovered at the Charity hospitf
ro to-day that a 10-year-old bo:
iO arrived yesterday as a liool
trm patient, is suffering froi
intestinal parasites, with strong:
lae in predominance.
This is said by physicians here t
one of the most remarkabl
ses 011 record. Until recently th
OntrvllHoo Hna no rnoltft '
nsidered serious, but it has bee
iind that its presence in the hi
in body is as bad as that of th
okworm. There is no cure, so fa
is known, for strongylidae.
The patient has been ill fo
mths, suffering from dull pair
the abdomen, these at times b<
riling acute.
Experimental treatment with sal<
the case is meeting with succesi
3L.1KVKD HE SHOT CJKVKRA
JACKSON.
hn Thompson, Date of (lieinv
Whose Death Occurred Recently,
Believed that he Killed
Great Confederate
Ijeader.
Anderson, Dec. 22.?Special: Th
uth Carolina news papers seve
days ago published accounts <
e sudden death of Mr. Joli
lompson, which occurred at Ch<
w as he was boarding a trail
le accounts did not mention tt
ct that Mr. Thompson believed ui
his dying day that it was a sh<
mi his gun that killed Gen. Ston<
ill Jackson.
Mr. Thompson was a gallant ol
nfederate soldier, and there wt
> braver one in the ranks. 11
s on picket duty the night Jacl
n was killed and his sentry wt
;lit near where the killing oi
rred. Mr. Thompson often spoh
out the matter, it preyed on h
Ind. and he said some time ag
at the fact thait it was probabl
s hand that had killed Stonewa
ckson caused liim to pass man
stless nights. Mr. Thompson
es would fill with tears when Ii
uld talk of the possibility an
obability. He fired his gun man
nes that night, he has often sai<
ci lie was firmly of the opinio
at one of his shots cut down th
eat Confederate lty.der. M
lompson was wounded man
nes. Iu fact lie received seven
)unds the day following Jackson
ath. One of these was a built
>und in his forehead, and since
rge hole in his bare forehead el
ed plainly in view to tell of th
rrible wound. Soon after he wa
ot down and when he regaine
r-sciousness he discovered th
iods around him on fire. H
maged to drag himself bit by b
safety, but several times the fir
is too quick for him. Mr. Thomj
11 was also severely wounded i
me of the Virginia battles. Thi
avc old warrier now sleeps in
metery in Chesterfield county.
ie Dillon Herald, $1.50 a Yea
rhe Bank
/VE
ASK
vni i
To examine out .statement of coi
tion.
People who intrust their inont
> n hank sliouUl know soniethir
' it.s financial strength.
The annual statement speaks f<
self. On its strength we solic
tur business.
EE OLD RELIABL
Fhe Bank
The Cran
Coin
(INCOix
Plumbing, Heating and J
inks-Morse Gasoline Engi
forks Systems for Country
nt Country Homes. Largt
n band.
rayetteville,
A FAIR DEALING SUCCESS.
m Ne t Income of (kwat Line for You 4r itC
Keren Million DolUn.
Richmond Virginian.
The report of the Atlantic Coast
lb Line Railway, showing net income
il for the year of nearly $7,000,000 * E
r, and firmly establishing the Btock * SMF
i- on a C per cent, basis, is particun
larly gratifying as showing the sue- fiHV'
r- cess of what is a distinctively
Southern system. * ' . "
Tk? A it a - -
v . lit- nuHiiuc coast cine has
e thioughout its career adopted a frngj^,
e policy which shines by contrast with
>t ibe history of other large systems,
u It has been built up link by link,
i- read by road, with constant regard Ja,
e for initial stockholders. There has 'WJF
r never been a period when the investors
in Coast Line securities
>r have been "shaken out" for the
is sake of organization. The hand of
?- the railroad "wrecker" has never
been visible in its financial hiB3l
tory. Its success has been bought
9. at no expense of failure and Iobsos
to the by which it was financed. J WfI,
Many a modest holder of stock in
the original enterprise is now in
comfortable circumstances as the result
of a policy its beneficial as, un- If Vv?
k - fortunately, it is strange. Jh .
"Whatever my be said of the ff
policy of railroad 'systems,' of the JF~ /
absorption of competing llneB, of ?cs ^ jl
the necessity for stricter regula- Hr*
tion by law, theBe problems incidental
to great enterprises cannot .'the
ie teke front the Atlantic Coast Line / \?88
r_ the proud record of its fair dealing ^rtinl5f
with its friendB and stockholders.
n Had other great systems been as
B" free from scandal and double deal- .
lng, the agitation looking to the
l? settlement of the problem arriving ^ti
from the relationships of railroads 9B
and nuhlio * -
. ..?u uceii opurea a deal
of the bitterness with which its i fl
progress has been marked.
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i:STAIlLI8H IDKNT1TY OF COLD [
? STORACiK 1M)1>Y. U c
^ Police Tliink Tliey Have Unraveled \J jJBj f
;e Mystery of Montreal Ice \ (oj e
Is House. \^|
? Montreal, Dec. 22.? The police to- =
y dry established with practical certainty
the identity of the body ^ ,
y found solidly frozen in a barrel
8 marked "poultry" at the iqcal stor- ti
'? age warehouse. They believe it
" that of Matthew Johnson, aged Jan- \
y iter of a Presbyterian church' at
* Jarvis, Ont. Johnson died Novem11
her 12 and was buried at Jarvis,
e where to-day the authorities found
r- his grave empty.
y John McSorley, of Jarvis who .r^T'
V studied medicine 25 years ago but ^ ^ /fisAi
8 never practiced, is held by the po- v t
lice in connection with the matter. V1' j
a Hit- name appeared as that of the
c" original consignor of the barrel.
e McSorley, according to the police,
has long brooded over alleged mis- <"
a use of bodies for purposes of dise
section. He is said to admit ship- ?/
* ping a barrel to this city, but says, ?ter.
it contained turkeys. The police do y?
e not expect to show that any crimray >5nd
bar been committed by any person\i)illon,
n of soun.l mind. V W~'
is q ? C. k
a Full view of Price-Court Inn at
The Herald Book Store.
r. The Dillon Herald, $1.50 a Year. ^ 3^
nf n:iu~ 1<*
Ul LflllUII- ~)fStatement
, /
| Slati'iiirat of the coudition of tlie *
1 Hank of Dillon at the close of busl- ^ Vj?^
J Hess Xov. 1st, 1910. *
RESOURCES: WoiUC- \ia
! Loans aiul Discounts, *371,095.00
Stocks and Honds, 13,050.00
ii- I Ohio ^
! Dank Building, 14,445.00
5 16
j Furniture and Fixtures, 5,807.69 191o| ^ ?
| Cash in Vault, 10,108,81 fig|na) a
Cash due by Ranks, 121,141.92 I
?K la ^
k *535,648.42 j a*
LIABILITIES: ^
Capital, $75,000.0?Vn, 8*. jr
\raig.
Surplus, 25000.00 Wer,
:it ! Undivided Profits, :t5,637.38 L"*
IT' ?'
i Deposits, 364,873.29 f?^' r
r /
j Discounts, lW,000.0ft^??
jy | Cashier's (liecks, ^
of Dillor Z
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Plumbitl Z
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ipany. PORATED)
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Acetylene Gas Lighfin | gkJ
nee?1 to 50 H. E
Homes. Gas Lighjar.
t Stock of Bath RoV ^