The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, February 07, 1918, Page Page Eight, Image 8
tar, tot ImmM thefotiowing aUtommi:
have mehed tills ottee
ttat farmers 1a certain sections of tlM
MM msto mps ftrtlm seed to cattle, and
gjla some iaStaucen siiuf assd for fertlllssrs.
Bosh a policy on the part
of sop producer is short-sighted when
th# prevailing price for cotton seed Is
K ' obtainable and results in an economic
loss as well as destroying valuable
food for man and beast.
"The Food Administration would
like to see this wasteful practice eliminated.
Rule i of the Special Rules
of the United States Food Administration
prohibits the use of cotton
assd for feed or fertilisers without the
m written consent of the State Food Ad.
ministrator. It is probable that few
farmers who are thus practicing this
I . wasteful method realise the loss both
to themselves and to their fellow man
vaaultinr in the utilization of cotton
I iMd in this manner.
W "America is the greatest food storeW
house in the world today and we must
pll practice the strictest kind of economy.
There must be no waste of the
essential food products. The oil
which is extracted from the cotton
aeed is a food product."
Get Your License
The Food Administration has received
the following telegram from
the Washington office:
"W? quote important paragraph;
from President's proclamation whicfc
will be released for Friday morning
papers:
"All persons,-Arms, corporation;
and associations who manufacture foi
sale bread in any form, cake, crack
9SB, biscuits, pastry or other baker>
products (expecting however, those
already licensed and those consump^
?,tion of any flour and meal in the man.
B^^M^^ture of such products is inthe
to
on or before February
This includes hotels, res
taurants, other public eating placet
and clubs which serve bread or othei
bakery products of their own baking
"All persons, firms, corporation!
and associations engaged in the busi
ness of importing or distributing
? green cofTee are required to procurt
a license on or before February 4
"Bakers subject to license undei
W this proclamation will be governed bj
' baking rules and regulations. Wil
wire you summary of these rules to I
copy tonight. Distri
en coffee are subject tc
13, General Rules and
, publicity should be giv1
dealers subject to lithis
proclamation shall
lat applications for libe
made prior to FebLicense
Division of the
tration, Washington."
? ?o
Wants Accountants
, D. C., Jan. 29.?The
Government is in need
ldred expert accountcancies
in accountants
finance department of
division of the signal
enftrtnient and In nth
duty in Washington,
field, according to an
just by the
B^^HI^^^Bcivil Service Commis6,000
a Men
^^H^H^^^^^^^^Bppointees to the
^^^^^^^^H^^^^^Bonsist the deter^^^^^^^^fl^^^^^^Buction
costs aireither
as
one or more
or as
be
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by their
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acthe
sernotice
ated promptrts
the
com
the
examiners
larger
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and
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I ment Itna, M|f tkat la aa old story )
seat by Tba SUr'a Mow Ban cocrse
poadent la yeoterday'g payor, about
a whlto maa handcuffing throo ao-|
Jgroea aad briagiag thorn oad toor
salt emaoa chock-a-block with whla- .
hoy from Baltimoro to aa Boat Carolina
town, safe aad sound. thaa earn-1
' outlaying hla importation ot the oil,
of Joy. Mr. Phillips aays the thing,
really happened near Raleigh. A i
Raleigh man secured a badge, aad j I
took a negro in a motor car to Pet- j
eraburg. Va.? when that town was
| wet, and Jnst loaded the automobile
with whiikey, no effort being made to K
conceal it. Just before reaching *t he
| Carolina state line, he handcuffed his ^
negro and when a sheriff and deputise
stopped him in this state, he said:
, "By George, I've got him at last! I've
been looking for this negro a long
time and I have finally nabbed him,
car, whiskey and all." The sheriff
readily let him through when he ^
flashed his badge and stated he was
going to take the boat into Raleigh. .
i The New Bern version is probably the
i same story though it may really have
l happened as declared.
PREDICTS REVOLUTION
WILL END WAR IN 1018. s
\
J An Atlantic Port, Feb. 2.?Opin- f
1 ion that unless the war ends within
i the year 1918 there will be a revojus
tion which will overthrow the Hohepi
zollerns in Germany was expressed by
f; the Rev. Aloysius Daniels, of Hewitt,
; Wis., upon his arrival here today
' from Germany by way of Switzerland.
". ""he people of Germany are
starving." said Mr. Daniels, who for
r I three years has been studying in
? Westphalia. "There are few left
(Who are more than 50 years old, all
-'succumbing to lack of nutrition,
f jyl^le the ^deaUb^Hffcfcg- ?rtTnbhg" The
i children is frightful.
- ' "President Wilson is anathematiz
r | ed throughout the empire but hardly
- j worse than is the emperor, while
i what is said openly' of the crown
r prince is not fit to repeat.
i "I believe they will quell this incis
| pient revolution, but there will be an-.
r> er unless the war ends before next
' r and that one will be the end of
? e Hohenzollerns. The Germans are
, tragically short of all sorts of food."
i>
r MAN HAS 14 SONS IN ARMY
r
', Negro Farmer, Father of 35, Sends
Platoon Hunting for the Hun
, Goldsboro, N. C., Feb. 2.?John
[ Borden, a well known colored farmer
( cf this county, has the distinguished
. record of having 14 sons serving in
the army of the United States and is
I the father of 35 chiuldren, and has
been married three times, so he says.
This interesting news came to light
, Thursday of this week during the pro
j cess of a divorce case being tried in
! Superior court in this city in which.
Farmer Borden was a witness for the
plaintiff.
Borden related the following story
i of his life's history to Judge WhedI
bee, who in a spirit of humor, asked
i Borden if he wanted to marry the
Inuaiaii anci out; ocuuiyu <t uivurce,
or in other words was he trying to
; aid her to get a divorce in order that
I he might marry her?
"I have been married three times.
; Two of my wives are dead and the
| third living. I am the father of 35
j children, 15 by my first wife, 12 by
| my second wife and eight by my presjent
wife. My first wife gave'birth to
' four boys each time for three times,
I and at one time my second wife pre;
sented ine with three boys and one
i girl, all arriving within a period of
a half hour. Twenty-seven of my
children are living, the youngest be|
ing only 22 months old, and I now
have 14 sons serving in Uncle Sam's '
' army."
Following his relation of this remarkable
statement, Borden said he
J was 62 years old.
| SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT
The State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
I In Court of Common Pleas
'! Marcus Stackliouse, Plaintiff;
! Against E. C. Stackhouse, R. D.,
"Stackliouse, Taylor Lewis, Leon j
5 Lewis, Marvin Lewis, Maggie Lewis,
Victor Lewis, Addie Clark, Odel
Lewis, Rupert Lewis, Evan Lewis,
| Ernest Lewis, Wade S. Pipkin, Ma5
rion B. Pipkin, Neill LeGette, James
J, LeGette, Rubie Stanley, Lottie Gra"iham,
John LeGette, Mastin LeGette,
I 1 i_ r? ciA 1.? ?* - ? ??
r 1 tinh u. aiacKuouse, Mai nargrove,
J. P. Stackhouse, M. C. Stackhouse, I.
| P. Stackhouse, Jr., Ida Stackhouse,
I Charles Stackhouse, Victoria Stacki
house, Aiken Laurence Edens, Willie
Ed Edens, Mary Lee Harris, Mabel
Julia Minefee, Alford Brady Edens,
' L. Cottingham and J. E. Cottingham,
; Defendants.
I To the Defendants above Named:
! You are hereby summoned.and re-,
i quired to answer the complaint In this
: action which was filed in the office of
I the Clerk of the Court of Common
. j Pleas for said County, on the sixth
II day of February, 1918, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said Coms
plaint on the subscriber et b's office
s at Marion, South Carolina, within
I twenty days from the service of this
I summons, exclusive of the day of
such service; and if you fail to answer
5 the complaint within the time afore'
said, the plaintiff in this s&Uon will
y- ''iv to the tor the relief deft
anatc. in the complaint.
II Dated February, 7, 1918.
| JAS. W. JOHNSON,
W- _ " Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MORRIS FAS*.
J. J. ALLEN. , '
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STRAIN TOO GREAT
lundNds of Dillon Renders Find
* Daily TOU a Borden
vThe hustle end worry of business
sen, t
The herd work and stooping of
rorkmen.
The women's household cares.
Often weaken the kidneys.
Backache, headache, dlssinees, '
Kidney troubles, urinary troubles
?frequently follow.
A Dillon cKisen tells you what to
k>.
W. C. West, carpenter, of Hampon
St., says: "Heavy lifting disorlered
my kidneys. I suffered from
tains in the small of my back and
sras so sore and lame I could hardly
:eep going. My head ached and I
tad dizzy spells. Whenever a cold
ettled on my kidneys, my condition
iras worse, and my kidneys acted too
requently. Dogn's Kidney Pills re(SXiXSXSXSXSWWWOTYSm.'K.
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I WHY
I You Should Joii
I It is your Patriotic Duty
; Bank your money. >'
1 It is your duty to Bank yc
| Money to protect yc
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l It is your duty to your fa
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ily to protect them in ci
anything should happ
)
> to you.
> It is the easy way to ma
your Nickels and Din
grow into Dollars.
f YOU CAN START 1
| Look at the table below; i
I join? Which Club do ;
I dren into?
| Bring in the first few we<
I give you a Pass Book s
i ited and you can start
fj member in our Christm
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1 WHA
lc. CLUB
<1 1st. Week lc. 1st.
g 2nd. Week 2c. 2nd
13rd. Week 3c. 3rd
Increase Every Week By Inc
lc.
Total in 50 Weeks
$12.75
$1.00
? 1st. Week.
2nd. Week.
I 3rd. Week.
? Deposit 1
|
? Total in
i si
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I Some day you are going
grasp the opportunity \
so long. Will you have
Join our Christmas Banki
IT.
WE PAY
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Boon's tlda?y%h the mm tlwt
Mr: WWt Had. ?Mt*r-l|ttb?ni 0*..
Buffalo. N. T.?1-Sl-St.
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OBEMTOBS HOYICB
Having qualifed u mcvtrlx of the
estate of J. A. Moore, deceased.
notice is hereby given that all persons
Indebted to said estate are
hereby requested.to make -payment
to the undersigned and all persons
holding claims against said estate
afe hereby requested to present the
same duly authenticated within the
time provided by the law or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
MRS. EMILU MOORE. Executrix.
l-31-4t.
CREDITORS NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of John Odom, deceased,
notice ia hereby given that all persons
Indebted to said estate are hereby requested
to make payment to thq under
signed and all persons holding,
claims against said estate are hereby
requested to present the same duly
authenticated within the time provided
by the law or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
EDDIE ODOM, Administrator.
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Have You
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,en will start,)
k CHRISTMAS a
e Come in, let us show
les ypucan
WITH ONE PENNY
vhich Club do you want to
you want to put the Chilek's
payments and we will
howing the amount deposa
regular paid-up-to-date
as Banking Club.
'OU SHOULD.
r THE DIFFERENT CLUE
2c. CLUB 5c. C
Week 2c. 1st. Week.
L Week 4c. 2nd. Week.
. Week 6c. 3rd. Week.
rease Every Week By Increase Evi
2c. 6
Total in 50 Weeks Total in
$25.50 $6!
CLUB $5.00
. . . .$1.00
. . . .$1.00 Deposit $
. . . .$1.00
11.00 Every
reek. Total in
tr n nr 1?
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>egln with the largest pat
'PORTONITY
to need a little ;anney to
vhich you have waited for
the money?
ng Club today and HAVE
4 PER CENT INTEREST
ANK Ol
0^lM? iWl? Waehter of this ?Hk- i
ty had ant? Ingi that wore fm i
with cholera and had Urn a# all ]
hope off wvtif thorn aad wmU not j
pond ?no penny ?a thorn. I gayo j
him oao IB pound'pail off yonfc B. A. i
Thomas* Hog Powder and he haa j
just come la and paid m? for it aad advises
that every oao off his aide .
hogs got well and that ho had killed
them and now haa them In hta j
smoke house una that they were as j
fine us any ho hud killed this year. ]
I want to udd thut he said his ;
hogs were down and so sick that he i
hud to prise their mouths open and <
his wire poured the powder down <
their throats.
Please find check in fall of my account
and with kindest regards we t
beg to remain.
Yours rery truly,
BANK8TON BROS.
M. A. STUBBS.?Feb. 18.
NOTICE
Take notice that the Spring Term
Court of General Sessions for the
County of Dillon will cbnvepe at
Dillon. S. C.. on the 18th' day of
February,- 1918, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
JNO. C. BETHEA,
l-24-4t. C. C. P. d. G. 8.
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Joined Uur
AUG
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rou in our
INKING CLUB
you how in 5? weeks
,
BANK A LITTLE M<
The Plan of the Christmj
courage thrift by banki
week for fifty weeks,
buy Bonds, or make oth
Perhaps you have paym*
taxes or other obligatio
mas Banking Club you
and?Money BANKED is
IS AMOUNT TO IN 50 W
XUB 10c. CLUB
6c. 1st. Week
10c. 2nd. Week
15c. 3rA. Week
ery Week By Increase Every Week
ic. 10c.
50 Weeks Total In 50 WeekJ
*.75 $127.50
CLUB
5.00 Every ' X CI
eek.
50 Weeks For Any
0.00
'ment first and decrease ^
YOU ANI
When you are making m
aside for your old age,
from poverty and misei
Join our Christmas Bar
HAVE IT.
IN CHRISTMAS BANKIM
^ DILL
AND 4 PER CENT
*N
the powder 4o?a ut uofpSL'J^l
*ill. M. A. BTUbB8.~>M. ft.
mnnnttfuii v^fBH
I. th# *??.that Hyt If ?i tal '99
not lay, kill her. bat before you MUhf
her aire bar B. A. Thomas' iNNtftry
Remedy twice a day tor a week, and
then yoa will not kill her fer^dke Kg
will be paying yoa a profit. It afi .- #
only makes bene lay bat 1* la a remedy
for Cholera. Roap, and Oapin. .9PPI
We guarantee It to ears or at n*
fund your money.?For sale bp Fee
Dee Cask Store,?Feb It. Wgl
NOTICE OF DUMOLTOOM C3
Notice is hereby glTen that the andersigned
Charlie Bullock baa atlh- ip" J
drawn from the firm of Floyd * Builock,
a partnership formerly doing yT'-CiJl
business at Lakerlew. 8. C.,;and
from and since the 1st day of Jan- \
uary, 1918 the said Charlie). BullOck ^fin
has no interest or eoaaeetl<m wfttk \ _ J|
said business. CHARLIE BULLOCK,
CLUB H
THE THRIFT j |
Campaign ; . fg
iere is now a great move- |
ment' throughout the ! W
country urging people I
to save. It is a splendid | Jk|
campaign and will be of I
great value to everyone, i V?
3u can join in this Cam- I SS
paign by joining our i wt
Christmas Banking Club. | i
There are clubs to fit the | >
ability of everyone to ?
save and we are making | !
this appeal now for every- | jfSi
one to join and do his or J ; m
ir share. ?
ONEY EACH WEEK I JQ
as Banking Club is to en- j
ing a specified sum each < ? jWW
With this money you can j W
er investments.
mts to meet, interest or ; ;
ns, by joining our Christ- ; j jfc
l can provide for these? ; [ <?
Money SAVED.
'EEKS !: <AJ
7 50c. CLUB ; I
ijj- 1st. Week 50c. j[
fn?* 2nd. Week 50c. < >
3rd. Week. . . v . .50c. j \
y Deposit 50c Every Week. i ?
} Total in 50 Weeks ] J
_J $25.00 | I
nm ^
liuu "SA
Amount *
1 i
5ach week S
0 YOURS M
oney is the time to put it 1 m
and to keep your family | y*
iking Club and you will I jj
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