The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, May 18, 1911, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
! A SQUARE DEAL FOR DILLON COUNTY
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J At least one Life Insurance Company has kept faith with
* its South Carolina policy-holders.
?
* When the South-Atlantic began to solicit business in
* South Carolina its representatives were authorized to state
that every dollar of surplus from premium receipts would be
< invested in the communities in whieh the premiums were
? eceived.
* The South-Atlantic Life Insurance Company has loaned
< in Dillon County three tin.es its total premium receipts from
* policy-holders in that County.
*
* Is it not your business to help the business of a Company
& whose business helps vour business?
3*
I South-Atlantic Lite Insurance Company
* Edmund Strudwick, Prest. RICHMOND, V
MAX FASS, Genera! Agent, Dillon, S. C.
* * + ? * ? ??
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I Young Women
Read what Cardui did for Miss Myria Engler, of
I Faribault, Minn. She says: "Let me tell you how much
I good Cardui has done me. As a young girl, 1 always had
I to suffer so much with all kind of pain. Sometimes, 1 was
I so weak that I could hardly stand on my feet. I got a
I bottle of Cardui, at the drug store, and as socti as 1 had
I taken a few doses, I began to feel better.
Today, 1 feel as well as anyone can."
^ TAKE XL.
ILARDUI Woman'sTomc
Hg Are you a woman? Then you are subject to a large
I number of troubles and irregularities, peculiar to women,
j|9 which, in time, often lead to more serious trouble.
A tonic is needed to help you over the hard places, to
I relieve weakness, headache, and other unnecessary pains,
| the signs of weak nerves and over-work.
For a tonic, take Cardui, the woman's tonic.
You will never regret it, for it will certainly help you.
Ask your druggist about it. He knows. He sells it.
Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept.. Chattanoora Medicine Co . Cba'.tanojo. T<?nn.,
I for Special Instructions, and M-pasc book. " Home 'treatment for Women.'' sent free. ] 5#
/f2r\ -So-ell." !
ATLT1 " oKlClS
Look for A
on leading
<Ai* $ign jnlo garages
f / The^^.
/ hardened Steel \ / Leather tread\
/ Anti-Skid 1 r I ** tou8h? flexible, .
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IN STOCK BY
Williams Motor Car Co.
*
A H. L. WILLIAMS, MANAGER
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*
| PRESCRIPTIONS ,
* W h c n % o 11
*
* have a preik
* scription to
* fill for some
*
? member o f
% the family ,
>
* and you want
* it filled corI?
reetly, by a
* licensed druj^
* K i s t , w i t h
pu r e f r e s h
drills. If von
do, ours is
the place to
Isciu! it. no
prescription s
at our place
except bv a
i I Phone 46
Evans' Pharmacy
The Rcxall Store.
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YOU CANT SWATHING
, WITH THE MONEY
you wmm Spent
"! * ^ p " T'/fvi''*
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-i ' . *1 & 1 ' 's-:
i w&&m
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PliT I'T .
in the 2:'
BANK ' .. '
iis:ii<I 0110 a ?1;>>?^15 a v. rri*?lor only our your. anil {rave
it lor thi??> yrars. .\l :! (.- i- ? < ?!. ? .n?j?cii<:??] iitlrirsf flit's will amount
(o $7."iK. HS; a! 5 |?or rrnl mi iis'rroi ilii* will niwuniit (?>
llH.IIIO.KH?a sl!U|i >siiiii lor o|<| titer.
Miikr our lin it It. your hank.
Wo ptiv librriil jar ? ( t roiiviM in with salVty.
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BANK of DILLON
Dillon, S. C.
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Take it from the oldest man in the bunch, " Red Meat" tobacco
is the chew for men. No spice?no excessive sweeteningnothing
to hurt your stomach?just good old North Carolina to
bacco, properly aged and perfectly sweetened. That's why :
won't give you heartburn.
It's our treat to put you on to the real thing in good chewing.
Cut out this ad. and mail to us with your name and address for
attractive t'REE offer to chewers only.
LIIPFERT SCALES CO., Winston-Salem. N. C.
Name
Address .
Mbfitfrlfclffoi ifti r 'r - ....
< OI N TK It FKIT i: I IS X C) \\ A l>AYK
WOHk RlR lilTTliK FAY.
< oiisidering the Itisk Tliey Itun
ilicj <Iii'ss TIiiiii 'I'll**)- Wouh
At Honest liuhur. Si'rt't Scrviei
Tim Alert. Knows at Any TiliM
.lust I low M ut'li I tail Monej ii
iti <'iit'Ulation.
Washington, Ma> ?. The exac
eliance of any one person having :
h;ui pit ft* of motley is hard to tie
terming, for the reason that no one
not even the Secret Service, know!
at any one time just how mud
counterfeit currency is in circula
tion. lttit from years of Kxperienci
the Government agents at Washing
ton have been able to work on cer
tain general figures.
I'll iff .loli 11 10. Wilkie, of the See
ret Service, lias figured tint that it
paper money the proportion of ba<
to good is about $1 to $loo,oii(
and in coin somewhere between $:
and $:: to $100,000.
The larger the coin or bill to b<
counterfeited the greater the dan
ger <d' detection, and t!??_ need <d .
mure expensive plant. The eoni
munest way of making spnriou
uiuiiey is the turning out of bus*
uietal coins but the operation i
expensive. Silver, lor instance, can
not be successfully cast. Itase coin
with silver in thcui must therefor*
be struck off with a ste* 1 die
die repres* ntiug days l work 01
ti*e part of an expert engraver
Thin there must be a powerful pies
to make an impression to sa> noih
ing of all the expenses of runuini
a chemical lahratory and keepini
it a secret
There are two principal ways u
making counterfeit coins with end
i'ss variations of each. One is cast
ing, the other stamping the col
metal. The latter always produce
better results. In the casting pr<
cess a mold is generally made I'rot
a fresh and genuine coin In stain;
i tg, a die is either cast or cut h
.. jsc111 (tin cm a postal card b;
i! magazine- -sent out to all bank:
i d fii uncial bouses with which i
i 'ouch. And the next teller (
knows right off what tie
' at- rfelt Is.
I tanks I test Detectors.
Perhaps it seems only natural, bu
the great bulk of counterfeit dls
coverhs is made thruu^Ii the banks
hand both opei ulions requii
iionrs and hours of careful worl
and i!i? ii tin- counterfeit metal
put in (his die and struck v. itli < ;
sh.ii'i blow <u a Iteavj press.
I.Xpert counterfeiters tlo tin- wot
so w.Jt tliat the average person
east,\ tooled. In making silw
eoin tliey will use a eerla
amount of silver and adjust the a
ho i.l' the ether ineta.l so that tl
lird.-lied protluet rings almost ah.
htti l.v true. (Sold coins, being wor
mere, are often even more caivfu
1; worked over. The men tnh
say, a genuine $10 gold piece at
int ahoui $-| worth ol gold out
the center. This they poek? t, til
i'ig in the hole with a base alio
itiHg tin eoin o" les; the edge al
it sect.is good and direction
work lis-, this is made a hundr.
foil harder than in count erfei
when in tie of t he pure valuab
mi is used. 'this is the son i
woik whieli the two men arrtst?
rt renin in .VUorin are accessed <
doing
Making Paper Money.
In the eounterfeiting of papi
nuiiiej there are four methods iim .
i'pe fi 1 is the copying of notes h
haml, putting in ever> finest lit;
and imitating ever.' siil: timed i
the paper of tlu original with del
cat. pen and ink work.
t'hotographie reproduction is ti
third method, of ti.itiing in e i:r
terfeit paper. The photo er.grnvin,
process is not so got d . s the old
lashienett hand system. The cam
ra ivpi <-diut ions are >\<ak and i la
ml can he easilv <1 > ?' * it.
'!'ln fonnii iih I hod is tin- rai.iu,
%i'v pi iiiiim* nills and not a t .' i..
i io, for instance, and elta;.;;ing i
lo a $l<?. The ms mora la an* t last <
in tie canuTj- and tin* blanks ar
then filled in so can full* thai lim
and a;-aiii hank ?nshiers and teller
1i?iV(.< hoc ii fooled It lakes . pooi
uinn a wlioh day I" ehanp'- one Mil
Fives raised t<? tens are the 1110;
frequent offenders of this sorl
The v.< i kin; : linis :nak s $.r? ; d >
And vol in spile of all am
.ill piccautions i aiiiilerl'eiieis a>
eventually run to earth. Why
Three reasons Hank. Secret S>'i
vice nnd system.
In ihe long run most money ii
circulation < onu s in.o ti e !.. luls o
some bank. \n?l tin re tIi<- > 11it -i
f<it, good or had, eventually me i
its d >\vn: i!i. Tell* rs and cashier
handle :n much liionrv that the;
: i ni to he gifti d wit 1; seeoni
Mgllt.
Hi re is where systi ui conns in
If In cannot tell at fir.? plain
whether the money is had lie eon
suits tv.o monthly counterfeit,!!!!
n; ii* r and usual I.. i';iu what !
is after.
In* nr-gazine people co-oper;.'
with the Seen! Service. If the Ml
: new e-anr.i; rfeit is is imtncdi;
irii. ?', o\ t r in t'r.e povernmen
.ad a description of it la straight
] wTiich communicate immediately
'with one of the counterfeit-detecting
magazines, or directly with the Sec
11< ! Service.
1 , Titf best wajs of i ussing on a
pI coin's genuineness sire these its
*1 weight in comparison with on?
k you know to he good, i> thickness
the feel of it -differ nit surface te.\
' turea and tin- accuracy of its work
1 tiianslii|i.
With p:ii??>r money the best test if
its appearance under . mi< roscop?
s All genuine hills art ins-etiine "ii
' 'graved. This means that all sha.'
" ings. eiirves. haekgr< ; mi- and pa*
L* terms are formed of minute linn
" whirls are absolutely .invaiying im.
" absolutely unhrok<n f urn end r
end Intersecting lines always -.u'
" each other at precisely the sarm
1 angle where they are supposed to
' Parallel lines are actually in<!
1 mat hematii ally purulh I The sv.ofcj
- of curving lines is perfect
A "J ih is is done it. the duvcri,
c> in lit o! i ? - by sp. i i Kioehines s<
' proti < ted that count* t Teitt rs coalg
1 in.i. possibly afford hell., as the
run anywhetc from ?75,000 us
$1 i. H" in \ jilue. " km of e.>iinL*
t<*i feu paper *n??r?t e. !.,.v. to i
s this work iy ...ml, am "'la Ugh if
otti i. doi . by i: juos ' i j pert
s wormian hi a way v ' ?* won hi .b*t*
fy ordti ;ii; i l.s< r ale . . "n n !
1 so |.i w ii} i \ < t, ;; < 11 it i.
\ FilM> < I till it > To: ;i Young
IB Man.
i; Tli.' Normal Solo 1; 1? 1::. of T
u l'ni\?-rsll> havo ln'i ;i in vaJU".
Kuril scholarship "s v.ort h
l $1<mi in mom y, In si.;< '.mission
|. ??r $4" tuition am! ? t? r:ii fit.*
. T!u> atom y is paiil ;< tin- heiiefi
,t <-i:iiy at tin "a . month
s for eight months, to assist "a nn-cl,
liir. tin- i.oo ssary Ininj. :jn
ii Tin to is otn a- hot ; t liij ;\o ej.ch
nunity
v Till- 11<>:t11 i: ;tlnl 'ant'ais of tm
, students ate ' jt ?a. ,i Yb?
k t -.o ( ruing ant lim it ii , '!'] ? Kniwn
is stitj has i-tit? ro<l iirfinitt ly upon a
i, iii v r;' of craw 11 . ' < d l,y sympathy
xvitli tin- hnsa! ivl' r< st of tin
n |>< o|?i ami a rosi Into pus post* to
i.% <? . that wIh? '*r in'*, r r<
lt s. ,\c i Wltol Stat<
in 'Hie i-uri' nt 11ii ><.. iiiove
il- rum I as yr.-. llj lri< 0 ?}w (]fcui
mand :"<>! wo!V ;:ii; |m d ei teach
<>- ?-rs at steadily increasiTiy, \.rl
ill Kxamiiiatinns will ir held Vriil
day. .1111\ 1 11ii (' "J i.^rn
e, "1 1-1(11: ill iiii. A J?l?I * . u;tin iilil )>e
id h nsi III a i s of '.V rite
el President S. Mil*, hell. F vWy
II of South Carolina, r " *.::tit 1 :i S r
y. for hhuik application
j-ii Woll Killed War Marlta-cu
1 M. i lK. io Times
. For \i ral ?e< ks < Jf iiat1?
,
- '( < n in I lie l.\a: > action ur-.HJ
Miitiilay night i; ;t, th<
. house of Sand; IN .. . .. 1.. ohot
if .
it and rescued iiis ir.!h doy
11 mil II. iiii nu was itu
in xt ilii\ -1?:?1 i In I ,v.is ...aieti
I
ill an old scdi;e !' ? d and d b>
Kuirene Willis. I d I it i i wound
c(1 liv tin- slicit tie* !. yl.. Imp. I?
uas a small wolf. !i i>. im! hiiGun
" i i . .
.."in whence a MUial <
r.XK.MMK HAS (il.ANliKiiS.
i- 4'on! t nctcd Ili^riiM' Whin Operitt^
i ? ?i im a < "it 11
Washington, |>.r , 0 'i'hr
lu-ilt h ;ilit liui 'tii s l;? M h:.?v "iti
1 iiii ie K M <* >" , difiiii
r < ;' j'.; >iiit'\, \" 1 r.... .1 , wlv:
is nili e\|i(ctid ' -i ; 1 .'..ok
s.la:.i'i is 'lip ii i-1 . i,i ^
i I'cmtaKiMiis ami .r.m.s: : *:.V?y
I I'n'.: 1. Co 111 lis ' Ml. ! i .. .i oi>
' a si two ww lis . ;_<> via n , ..tiny
i . calf. The dist ;-i In . d; has
< . used him t<? he totally nii.ii".. i
' death is expected an; time
. Master's Sale.
I'uiwant to n Med b>
. his Honor. S. W (< m'/i. I'm aiiiJti
jl'i'to if tile I'otlil1 .1 en ii i:; | far
en is, hearing. leu.ig u. n l2th
day of May. I : 1 !. in tie. -I C
1? I In llow, Assign-e. .ig.inM .r.iillt
II I At '.if:. I will s<'1 j.i j.uLlii auet
lion to the highest l> Oder l?? fo ?he
conn house t'oor in (Jillon, h (during
regular hours of i-alt, oi<
Monday, June otli, ilti1 ..II of the
following discrilied r. al ' it , t't
i ale and being near il i luwu of
Dillon, in the count., of Dillon, In
the State < f South Carolina, n-custiring
one hundred and I ; lf>0)
f( et on 1 lamer aver. .e ; nd running
bai k therefrom nS right angle*
i ii ree hundred feet (300, and
bound* d en the tu rth by lot of
\\ i;d >::ckl i i i? , I st by Tlaroer
' i i . South by lot of estate? of
M- l it,- McSwjiin. ::n?t ?V. -.i Hv
rv.i-irih avenue. Te ms of Bale.
sh. l urclir.. cr j ay for all papers.
\. Ii. Ji 1 dan,
^ I 5-18-St A! .i?ter.
1IUTLAK SA\VS ?1
am prepared to turnnier youT
sawn, crate your paws, and be
I sure and place your name and adit
dress on same. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. K.
. | Mcl>eant I,atta, S. C. S-lR-lfct