The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, January 17, 1918, Page Page Eight, Image 8
- a v.uek Urgw tmout ^
at capital tku la other year* to oot?D
ahfto to BfwtU 6a as largo a acalc
M they woaM like to. **
Moa awhile the oottaa traaaporta- ^
greatly ttatuiad aa to the future. no
I 4? far this season cotton has come. 90
I m*oagh la ahertw time than waa at
1 dty almost aa quickly aa they used to P"
I laim the war. hat within the last un
Ttcto or tkm ??*ka the situation has (*
Itacrt decidedly. Reports from **
MM parts of the South toll of ship- 7e
! Sirs betas suable to ship hardly say ,
L oottoa to Now Sagtand except It bears 101
w Severn moot marks, iadioating that It *n
V Is solas Into war orders. ta
Tie National Association of Cotton JJJ
H Manufacturers has been working hard ^
this transportation problem, and |j.
^Hkas done considerable to starre off gj]
Congestion up to date, but, apparently, Ar
^^^Hpnditlons hare been beyond the con- .
of all the Interests involved, un- .
I Bss it bo throssh drastic action from
^HAahinftoa. Through the influence gtj
^^Htho cotton manufacturers certain __
I MBen were taken off the Great p0
I lbs and put to use carrying cotton. wi
^^^ so the conference- on th? cotton ^
^HnspertatioB problem which was R
V. in New York on Friday of this er
a
The BUD In Bolshevik!.
I ^ thi
Washington Herald has got- tei
o the pronunciation jf Bol- tei
I through no lees * person
or Mr. Edward /. Britton, mi
I editor of the Ralegh News oli
The lierald makes fo
^^^^^^^ iminating explanation
official passed-by-the-censor, sli
^^^ ^^Hn-bond pronunciation of Bol- 6t
^ ^^^^^ was obtained yesterday. The wl
in control of Russia are of
^^^^^ monc themselves as Bool- no
The plural is Bool-she- \ al
^ ^^^^H^LTbe accent is on the "Bull" fr
The pronunciation was Oe
This stock is
ains will bfe c
mill Continu
^Children's
Br NO 1
Formerly
$3.00
6
Shoes
^^H^H|^H0O value
Shoes
TfllUC
"Urnw im yom wit* omt vlpfe
MP Mlauikt |p imtalBf it >
t V
"They're drooping. StlrrlBf the
II with i hairpin wy all
* I ^ think nrfiiy ffcua aa
MBlatr la the aert or irrtcattoa they
ad."?MalarlUa Owrhi Hjpil
) tha Menhsed of laaatUw:
Notwithstanding ?aaahi pahUe inrmatloa
to tha mlrnry that after
o'clock, noon. Daial ic it. 1117.
more aaaa ve?M ha itna tha oprtunlty
to Tolamteer in th# Rapltr
my. National Own or tta JhtkmArmy,
la ta laform you that tha
kited States Government aaada aa
illmetad a amber of white men.
Ingle or married.) from It to SI
era ef ace, aad from over so to' 40
era of ac% for ealtatmeat la all
anehea of the Secular Army. Natml
Guard and Nmtioaal Army, aad
unlimited number of colored men.
Inole or married), from IS to SI
are of aca, and from orer 80 to 40
its of age, for enlistment in Sterere
Regiment, and the Engineer and
fnal Corps branch of the , Ninety
cond Division Of the National
my; also an unlimited number of
ilte men over 30 years of age, and
thout limit to age (married or sin0
for enlistment in the United
ites Ouards for the protection of
hllc utilities in the United States,
r this branch of the service, men
th former serrice in the Spanishaerioan
War, Philippine and China
xer Campaign and men with formserrlce
in the Army, Nary and Male
Corps; also men with experience
well organised lire and police dertments
are especially desired,
a ugh, men without such previous
rrice are also needed. No regis*ed
men will b allowed to< volun)T
for any branch of the service.
This call for volunteer service is
ide eapecally to men of South Carha
who are eligible for enlistment,
r the reason that South Carolina,
the various recruiting campaigns
ice the Declaration of War, April
h, 1917, is one of the Ave states
10 has failed to furnish her quota
volunteers. Hence this letter is
t only an appeal from your FederGovernment,
but also an appeal
)m your State, you mep of-HwrtiT
xollna, to do jopr -Snare in this
eat war. ? '
oo~wo
entirely too large
ffered. Not shelf
Your oppo
*
e Until the Specia
Shoes to be Put on
Si
LOT NO
$2.41
for Shoes That Sold Fo
$3.00 and $!
Two Lots Co
High and I
C
Here's Ai
S
s Fass E
- -
National Army (White):
Corps. Quartermaster Corps. OUlM'',
as Corps. Coast ArtUl?ir.*f?*l
CoW
I MMUMI a .1 '/t-i-? f. A??? I
***** <*n?~ - 7
1mI>1 iadaotiMati are olM to J
Bleetrfeiaae, Radio Operators, Bngt?.
steers, Foremen, Draft si en, Stenoffraphers,
etc. -j
Special indaeemonts are offered tot
Teleffraph Operators (both wire and;
radio). Telephone Man and Telephone
Switchboard Operators, Telegraph
and Telephone L4acmen, Repairmen,
etc., Chauffeurs and Repairers off Am
tos, Qas Enffinee, Etc., Cable Aon,
Splicers, etc.. Photographers and Motins
Picture Experts, Carrier Foffkn
Experts, Cooks, Clerks, Bafflers,
Horseshoers, and Cobblers.
Special inducements are offered to
Armorers, Blacksmiths, Cabinet Makers,
Carpenters 'Boss), Carpenters.
Clerks, Corda*.. Workmen, Cooks,
Coppersmiths, Draftsmen, Electricians,
Engine Repair Men, Engine1
Testers, Oas Work Employees, In-;
strument Repair Men, Llthoffrapher,:
1 ? ?? 1 ? ?? '
. ii .uuicjia, a* lynuif awutoKUO,
Metal Workers, Magneto Repair Man,
! Motor Track Drivers, Motorcycle Repair
Men, Moulders, Pattern Makers.
Propeller Makers, Painters, Plumbers,
Propeller Testers, Radio Operators.
Riggers, Sail Makers, Stenographers,
Saddlers, Stockmen, Toolmakers,
Tailors. Vulcanisers, Welders,
Truckmasters.
Special inducements are offered to
men with experienc in Pharmgcy,
Clerical Work. Cooking, Use of Tools,
Care of Animals, Running of Motor
Vehicles, Mchinlsts and Mechanics
of all kinds, and any bright intelligent
man who has had a common
school education.
Spedlal inducements are offered to
Bakers, Cooks, Chauffeurs, Clerks,
specially qualified as stenographers
and typewriters.
Special inducements are offered to
Auto Repairs. Battery Repairmen,
Blacksmiths, Blueprint Men, Caifeeiiters.
Chauffeurs, Clerks, Cooks,
Draftsmen, Harness Makers, Helpers
' (Harness Maker), Helpers (Auto Repair
Mechanic ),jb?rsct8rs. TfigE*V
Vehicle^, -Laundry Workers, IfactTme
Tool . Inspectors, Machinists,
Helpers, Magneto Repairers, *ajchanical
Engineers, Mechanics (AuIDTD
AI
'Ill 11 VI
, . i '
for the season. It n
worn, but genuine le
rtunity?don't ft
NOW G<
1 Lots Are Exhauste
i Sale at Prices That
>ring Styles, Hence !
~2 I LOT
J " $2
rmerly for Shoe* That Fc
>.00 5.001
ntaining Lace and B
,ow Heels, Kid and
Canvas Shoes for La
n OoDortunitv i
? J- ^
hoes at a Great
>epartm<
EXTRA SPECIE
?>MPB|?*^MWBWPIPF.. jppjwpwwy*
Clerk* (iwIIIbU M kmimlw
and typewriter*), SleetHdcn*. B?llie<wt1knlWirHiiwlBift
laker
Sf, Painter*. Plttrnber*. Prlni?%.
Tentmaken, Cook*.
- Liberal pay and allowance* aie firen,?which
Inclndee board, lodging.
elotkiBf and medical atteodaaee free.
To men *ow enlisting In th* Regular
Army, Hatic^*?* ?nd National
Army pay ranging from " to
$81.00 per month, and an lncreaae of
to per cent for erenea eerrlee.
Enlisted men are granted the prir
lotmenta and family allovuew,
thH In order to provide 'or their dependents.
The monthly premiums
for each.flOOO.OO insurance will be
from 64 cents per month for the ape
18, to $3.35 per month for the ace
of 66, and the maximum amount of
Insurance is 610,000.00.
Liberal compulsory allotments,
and family allowances are made for
dependents, ranging from $11.00 to
$60.00 per month, which Is compulsory
in the case of a wife and children,
and voluntarily in the ease of
parents Or other members of family.
Illiteracy Is. not a bar to enlistment.
provided that the applicant
speaks the Bnglish Language.
Splendid opportunities < for Increased
pay and rapid promotion to the
grade of non-commieeioned olQeers la
given to men with tradee and professions.
. -?
For further information apply to
your Postmaster, or to the following
Recruiting Stations or Canvassing
Points:
Savannah, Oa.; Spartanburg. S. C.;
Greenville. S. tU Aiken. 3:Col
umbta, if. C.; Florence. S. C.; Cher- i
leeJon, S. C.; Cheraw, S. C.; Rock Hfll
A cCanTMsing
Fdata
Anderson. S. C.; Fairfax. S. C.; Sylvanla.
Or.: Greenwood, S. C.; Stateeboro,
Ga.; Collins. Ga.; Brnnswlek,
Ga. !
r SHOES
lust be sold, and fo
:ather goods, bought
ail to take adva
DING ON
id. Over 1,200 Pai
: Are Astonishing.
Such Great Reductia
NO. 3 , LC
.98
Nrmerly Sold for Shoes Th
to 6.50 6
A 11
ruiiuu, it aicui <tuu x
Cloth Tops and One
dies and Misses Onl
to Buy a Goo
lly Reduced Pri
ant Store
iL SHOE SALE
KL???? wjt^5r^?^
dnjr JMnr IKfe. am nlU* PW 1
?m? k?Mt at II o^aftMk In-, tta 1
Hi-aia. l?*Mr ?Mntf?rttar <
taw, wly tk? a?M Aa?h^|Mit i
should Ml ta ir>nMi
Qhwi Mto myhmnd tftto Mh dojr
of Jmmmmry Asm Domini ltlt.
JOB OASILL DAVIS
-Judge of Proboto Dillon Gmtjr,
1-10-It. t ;
m -i in !|MP i
UDT OF WIDTH SO 1
FROM SIMP
C0U10 m
I
Terrible ^api riilr^
Her Fear Stfe M^old Die. Took
TELLS HOW 8HB DID If
"I Buffered from atonad trouble
for a year. 1 tried many tttip that
were recommended but nothing did ;
me nay.good. Everything that I ate
hurt me and I would tahe spells of.
cramps that seemed so had 1 didn't
think I could live through them and;
I got so bad off I could not walk
anywhere, not even across the room. {
Ttina. jmn. nulE
bo bad I though I would die _?|d|!
everyone thought I could not lire.
"I hod tried doctors sod got M TpMftf
wm *t my wUi sod +*ew
Add Iroh* If titorttl vu recommended i
to me us the very thing for stomach i
trouble and I commenced to take It i
and since then I have hod ? spell of
cramp. I now eat anything I want
to eat and it doesn't hurt me. I have
gained so much strength X eel walk i
two or three miles without IdMsi
very tired and I can sleep o whole
i MUST
r the next 10 da^
before advance in i
ntage of it. "
1
r
rs Men's, Women's
We Must Make Rood
ins.
IT NO. 4 I ~
$3.98
it Formerly Sold for
1.00 to 7.50 One
lain Leather,
lot of White
ly ?"
d Pair of
ce ??*
rcgi
i. Dillon.
ta im
-
igi^.^vJ^^^i^JHaHffiyBBn^^^^H
- **W*4mmp* iMVv^sflPPflRSii^i9^^^^^H
0,. ' iHNHMi^R^HHP^B^^^^^H^B
row SHE 9
BOLT Ull SHESHmH
tot bettor, white before I took AaM
Iron Miuml my atoo* didn't to mo
any rood. It has done what nothing
else that I had tried could do and X
and beltere it will do everything It
is roeomaended to do If taken docording
to diraetleua." declared Mrs.
Elisabeth Grtmstoy. of Tan Dyke.
Guchannon County, Va.
When your strength sires out ami <, r-JM
yon feal like fkahf around aH mM
day long instead of skipping around
spry aad llrely of oM. try taking a
few drops ef this aatural iron la a JiM
glass of water after meals. It IB tPV
pimply wonderful. People all oyer TkU^m
this state reeommsad Add Iran Miaend.
The beauty about K Is that It Jkfl
Is Inst the highly eoneeorated natural
iron, cheaper, stronger, and
mueh better for 1 tapis la
iron. A twelre ounce bottle usnally
sells i*Di- Vuullsr and as a u>Q4a<a||*
to digestion, kidneys, and bladder It '^SbI
can't be equalled. It la sold only In wl
original bottles and the trade mark ,^j|M
"A-I-M" on bottle and carton In the
Ferrodlne Chemical Corp. goarentes Ju
of strength and quality. Meat drug- \"t|
gists hare it. Get a bottle today.?
rs extraordinary T
, Boy's, Misses1 X <*
a for Our New <jj%|
LOT NO. 5 | S
Lit White Cutis Shoes 4 ^3
LOT NO. 8 | I
e Lot Children's Shoes X ^3
LOT NO. 9 IS
$2.48 | ^
Lot Meo'f Work Skots .
lar Take 3.00 to 4*00 I
/. U-lii XiV ? >1 ^|