The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 08, 1918, Page Page Seven, Image 7
CwMH Acid.
*he we of carbolic odd u a didoiCectant
should be discouraged, bet
ek? it Is need It most be borne la
Wind that to be eflkftctous It meet be
diluted in about twenty times Its bulb
Of cold water.
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Our business is selling all kinds
get results. We have bad two y
work and are better equipped th
than ever before. No propositi
is now on the road closing conti
opens September 1st. If you have
erty, we will be glad to have yo
send our road man to look your ]
son with you. Now is the time
be busy from September 1st until
of open dates in October and No
September.
Very
Crosland-Tyson Rei
Bennettsvllle, i
References:?Any of the five ba
ter to any of our fo
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Then it ii a nreffv wml U
I It will ?top ike chills, tone op you/ tyiiern
& appetite, clear your head and mkke you ?t
lever succumb readily to Oaidtne. Thousand
I Oxidine i* also a preventive. Taken once a ?
I build op your tyatem. For talc at all druggn
r_,-. ? I Oiidme it told under the ti
I UUtlllllCCO. (in empty bottle to your dr
I Huf. by Tke BEHRENS DRI
110 Per Cent of
Suits for ^
These are values that j
Best Tailoring in thes<
also we are offering cht
Mohair St
Schloss Bros. & Co., of
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Iciotnes on tne American
elusive agency at this ]
Clothing people. Let us s
Mens and
This is a tremendous Hi
Made Overalls. Our pj
$1.50 to $6.50 for men. Fi
for boys.
Mens Dr<
Prices 75c to $1.00, $1.51
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^ awcucai line ui oiixi ls iui
m They fit and have the loc
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Good Forage Ground.
In the antipodes stock rangers And
that territory covered with some dwarf r
species of acacia makes splendid for- b
age ground. One of the best species
Is . anenra, a shrub sparingly grown
In California as an ornamental,
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m FOR SALE? ~| |[
or real estate at auction. We ? g
ears' experience in this line of 0
(i
is year to handle your property fi
on too large. Our representative
racts for the fall. Our season H
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a farm to sell or any city prop- t
a drop us a line so that we can " c
proposition over and talk in perto
close contracts, as we hope to jj
January 1st. We have a number *
vember and a few dates open in
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ilty & Auction Co. :
?outh Carolina. E
nks in our home town, or a letf
rmer customers. 1
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IR Skin is SALLOW?
IR Eyes are YELLOW?
IR Appetite is POOR?
IR Head Feels 'HEAVY"?
J are CONSTIPATED?
J Have Chills and Fever?
alarta . You need Oridine. It will Kelp jrow.
. put the Hash m your rye*, give you a Rood
rung and wall. The worst cases of chills and
s have been cured. We have many testimonials,
reek in malarial sections it will ward off chills and
ta at SO cents a bottle m tasteless or bitter form,
tract guarantee that if it doesn t benefit vou. return
wggiat and receive at once the full purchase price. I i 1
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'v? ww?) nam, ieiu
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f on Palm Beach V
len and Boys 1 !
rou cannot afford to miss i
i goods. Kool-Cloth Suits I \
tap. !
tits for Men 1'
Baltimore make the best I
market. We have the ex- g \
?oint for these High Art J,J
?how you what we have. # J
Boys Pants \
ne with us. Also Union ?
ants stock runs in price if c
rom 50c. to $1.00 and $2.00 I r
I;
ess Shirts f t
3 and $2.00. This is the l l
young men in the county, m )ks
about them. mjc
IERYE TfOU
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TH CAROLINA (?
tplendid Spirit of Wounded Men.!
A truck load of fresh beef went
ushing up to. a certain hospital
ehind the front at the order of anj
inter lean general Wednesday. The'
;e?eral had visited a large number
>f our wounded at noon, pausing
rom cot to cot, inquiring:
"Well, boys, what can 1 do for
ou?"
"This is the answer I got," he
aid today, telling of the visit:
"General, can't you get us some
;ood old beeksteak smothered in'
miens? They want to keep feeding
is soup, and. say, general, a few
mokes wouldn't go bad.'
"I know just how they feel. They
ire going to get their beefsteak, onons
and smokes. They can have anyhing
they want from me; I like that
irowd."
Among several hundred wounded
he general heard only three comilaints
about treatment. The doughtoys
are showing a wonderful spirit
>f self-sacrifice. For example, the
loctors passed along one spot where
voutided lay stretched beneath
rces; the doctors were picking out
he cases to be sent to the rear.
"Don't take me. doc; take Bill
here. I'm not in bad shape. I can
itand it hort> a whiu " o?i#i ? D? -
? ?M * >?vf ouiu a i run"
iylvanian.
"Shut up, Shorty," said Bill. "You
;o yourself. You're dying and don't
(now it, and I'll knock what's left
>f your blooming head off if you say
mother word."
Another scene: It took place thisi
norning in a hospital further in the|
-ear where a young Kentuckian lay i
mortally wounded. Unable to speak'
ae beckoned the nurse and made;
dgns indicating he was thirsty. She
brought him a glass of water. He|
Irank it eagerly, then motioned her;
to stoop near the side of his cot. He
patted tor on the cheek, then closed
ais eyes.
His heart had ceased beating.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR STATE SENATE.
The many friends of Hon. L. M.
Rogers hereby announce him a candidate
for the senate subject to the
rules of the democratic primary.
Further and in pursuance of the
action taken by the prospective candidates
for the senate, as published
in the June 6th issue of Dillon
Herald, by which action it was determined
that the honor of being
senator should be conferred upon Dr.
J. H. David, as a token of the peoples
respect for patriots and worthy citizenship,
the candidacy of Dr. J. H.
David for the office of Senator of
Dillon county is hereby announced,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the House of
Representatives, subject to the
-ules of the Democratic party.
J. W. HAMER.
The friends of R. Julian Dew an-!
jounce his as a candidate for the
douse of Representatives, subject to
he rules of the Democratic party. J
The friends of T. W. Berry hereby
innounce his candidacy for the,
fiouse of Representatives subject to
he rules of the Democratic >arty.
The friends of E. L. Moore hereby
innounce his candidacy for the
louse of Representatives subject to
ules of the Democratic Party.
For House of Representatives.
As my friends are a little slow in
innouncing my candidacy for the;
louse of Representatives and be-'
ieving, as I do, that if there is no |
vay to lower taxes they certainly:
hould be equalized, I hereby an-|
tounce myself a candidate for the!
louse of Representatives, subject to
he rules of the Democratic Primary.
EARLE ROGERS ELLERBE.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce myself a candi- j
ate for re-election to the office of!
bounty Commissioner from District'
io. 2, subject to the rules of the:
)emocratic party. W. B. GADDY.
Subject to the rules of the Demoratic
Primary I hereby announce my
andidacy for Commissioner to rep- j
esent District No. 3 of Dillon coun-|
y. I believe that I am fully qualified
o give good service in this place and;
rill be found always willing to grant.
square deal to all.
W. CLYDE PARHAM.
Subject to the rules of the Demoratic
Primary I hereby announce my
andidacy for Commissioner to repesent
District No. 2 of Dillon counV
fin/1 trill K~ a *
, ?..u mil uc iuuuu aiways wining i
n grant a square deal to all.
A. Q. PAGE.
Lake View, S. C.
The many friends of C. P. Hayes
nnounce him as a candidate for
Commissioner from District No. 2,:
ubect to the rules of the Democratic
arty.
The friends of W. B. Horton anounce
him as a candidate for Com-j
lissioner from District No. 1. suhect
to the rules of the Democratic!
'arty, '
KHIffiam of the Free.
Stum in called by Its Inhabitants
Thai, of Mtmng-Thal, which means
free,** of **the kingdom of the free."
The area of the kingdom is about 19.1.000
square utiles, about 45,000 being Ui
the Malay F?lusuln; that Is, Its totfcl
area Is a Utile greater than half the
area of British Columbia, but Its population
number 8,200,000, or about equal
to that of the Dominion of (hiada.
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3 Health D
y About p
!Gone P
i
Many thousands of
women suffering from
womanly trouble, have
been benefited by the use
of Cardui, the woman's
tonic, according to letters
we receive, similar to this
one from Mrs. Z.V. Spell,
of ilayne, N. C. "I could
not stand on my feet, and 1^1
just suffered terribly,"
she says. "As my suffering
was so great, and
he had tried other remedies.
Dr. had us
get Cardui. . . 1 began ^ w
improving, and it cured
me. 1 know, and my
doctor knows, what Cardui
did for me, for my
nerves and health were
about gone." I
TAKE M
CARDUI
rm nv m
me Woman's Ionic
She writes further: 4*1
am in splendid health ...
can do my work. I feel I 1^^
owe it to Cardui, for I was
in dreadful condition."
If you are nervous, run- FV
down and weak, or suffer
from headache, backache,
etc., every month, try
^^1 Cardui. Thousands of
women praise this medicine
for the good it has
done thetn, and many
physicians who have used
Cardui successfully with
their women patients, for
years, endorse this medicine.
Think what it means
to be in splendid health,
like Mrs. Spell. Give
Cardui a trial.
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U? Aladdin Security Oil Mad
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from two
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When profits
compared with sa
little effect on pri<
Swift & Com
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I are only a fracti
per pound on all
| and if elimina
(would nave pi
effect on prices.
Swift & Com]
per cent dividends
J stockholders out
j profits. It also
I extensions and
out of profits; to
stocks of goods n
by unprecedented
of the United Sts
li
Governments; a
protection again
Bj j|| declining markets
it j Is it fair to
I profited
II Swift & Compj
To keep up with Dillon
to take The Herald$2 A
Thy Tolerate
a Hot
: a New Perfection Oil Cook Stove
perfectly, give you a cool kitchen ,
work and discomfort, from coal, ^
; long blue chimney gets every ato
>sene and concentrates it directly c
ven.
New Perfection lights like and a
y regulated for any cooking need. It I
>asts to perfection?with no smoke, sir
citchen cool.
e in 1-2-3-4 burner sizes, with or witho
ANDARD OIL COMPANY
Baltimore, Md.
inffton, D. C. Richmond, Va.
Ik. Va. Charlotte, N. C
JEW PERFE
OIL COOK ST
d Prices I
i considered i
ancr1#?e* r lit
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;ct on prices; I
n to investors. ||
are small as IS
lies, they have |
zes. II
pany's profits rl
ion of a cent jlfl
products sold, ||
ted entirely |
ractically no ; ||
pany paid 10 HjljL
5 to over 20,000 J |
: jof its 1917 Hi
had to build |H
improvements | |fl
finance large ^19
lade necessary ^||
I requirements jjfl
ites and Allied jfl
nd to provide r||
st the day of ?
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call this H|
ring? W
any, U.S. A. II
i County you will hove
90 per year in advance
Kitchen?
. It will do your cook-and
free you from the
vood, ashes and smut
m of heat out of the
>n the cooking utensil
in be instantly and accu
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janes, oralis, roasts, DOUS
tell or dirt. And it keeps
>ut cabinet top sard oven.
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Charleston, W. Va.
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