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I AT THF OCCIDENTAL
CAFE i
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Yon can get anything to eat yon want,
cooked by good cooks and served by
white waiters.
Ladies Special Dining
Room i
An enclosed neai, nice, clean apartment
cut off for ladies only. We give
special attention to phone orders. When
in town come to the Occidental where
good sanitary eats are served.
Oysters Every Day , j
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Buy Them And
TTpln Win Thp War
V f AAA Jk f T MA
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
Third Liberty Loan
Coupon Bonds subscribed for
through the Bank of Dillon have
been received and are now ready
for delivery to subscribers. Registered
bonds have not been rece ived.
COME TO OUR BANK
BANK of DILLON
Safety, Service and 4 per cent.
DILLON, SOUTH CAROLINA
I? lifts You Rom A Bed of Fever*5
The old fashioned ague is hard to ffiR
ffpQ get rid of, but Oxidine does it. This
jj^B* wonderful medicine knocks the ma* . Ikb
JgjJ i laria germ right out. It will help Jj'Mfl
|HZ. you as it has helped thousands of Si
^HZ? others. We have many testimonials j^jUn
H on hand to show. 9^1
| OXIDINE I
If FV\f? JML A1 fPl ? ! ?S:
9; " Itk it also ?n excellent tonic. Builds you up and
HH rifcaket you well and strong. Tones up your
I9|< system, increases your appetite. In malarial gHJ
K|g'|W ^countries Qtidine prevents malaria. II you ]H]|
"kjnje^iw ol chills and lever try Oaidine.
f a I. Remember that Oaidine Is NM
H[V UUallUlCCu. Guaranteud. it doesn't
H|i (lidp you, you caa take the empty bottles back "jKa
IK and your druggist will refund lull purchase price iJV
by KHJtENS DRUG CO. Waca.Teaas |H
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j SEPTEMBER 1STH REGISTRANTS
Lkt of Men Between iU end 44 Year
Who Registered on Sept. 18th.
The Herald will puffish from week
to week the names of all men who
registered on Sept. 12 until the lost
'is published in full.
(Continued from last week.)
98. John Archie Dove, Dillon, white
J 99. Archie Monroe Stephens, Dillon,
No. 11 white.
100. Richard Lattie Moody, Dillon,
white.
101. John Monroe Bridgeman, Dillon.
white.
102. William Cophas West. Dillon.
white.
103. Chalmers Herring. Hamer,
No. 2. white.
104. James Frleson AHord, Latta,
No. 1, white.
106. Wattle Bethea Sherwood, Dillon,
white.
106. Austin Hamilton, Dillon,
white.
107. Laneau Bridgers, Dillon, No.
1, white.
108. Eddie Hyatt, Dillon. No. 2,
white.
109. Joe Washington, Dillon, No.
1, colored.
110. Sandy Clark, Latta, No. 1.
colored.
111. Unice Bethea, Dillon, colored.
112. Lonnie Sellers, Dillon, No. 1,
colored. |
113. Ch?rlie 4?
. ..ou>i>wu nay. union.
No. 2, white.
! 114. Pickney Crawford, Dillon, No.
|1, colored.
I 115. John C. Carmichael, Dillon,
white.
116. Archie Bill Hyatt, Dillon, No.
2, white,
117. Zemri Augustos Ellen, Latta,
No. 1. white.
118. Leek Mack, Dillon, colored.
119. Charlie Wilson, Dillon, colored.
120. Willie McNeil, Dillon, colored.
121. James Garfied Bethea, Dillon,
colored.
122. Oscar McLellan, Dillon, colored.
123. Joseph Edens McDonald, Dillon,
Dillon, white. |
124. Robert Mclver Squires, Dillon,
white.
125. Jack Pouncy, Dillon, colored.
126. George Harley Tyler, Dillon,
white.
127. Bobbie Cottinghain, Dillon,
white.
128. James Colin Hasty, Dillon,
white.
| 129. -TnVin Wool . T~-?
.. vo.vj jag&nun, UUIOn,
No. 2, white.
130. James Austin Smith, Dillon,
white.
131. Dannie Reedy Hamilton, Dillon,
No. 3, white.
132. Waiters Avant Byrd, Dillon,
white.
133. John McDonald Mabon, Jr.,
Dillon, white.
134. David Theodore Byers, Dillon,
white.
135. Archibald Graham Cobb, Dillon,
white.
136. Daniel Maloy McPhaul, Dillon,
white.
137. Philip Osteen, Dillon, white.
138. Milton Steed Stackhouee, Dillon,
white.
139. James Menzies Sprunt, Dillon,
white.
; 14 0. Cleveland Monroe Paylor, Dillop,
white.
141. Eerl Jasper Hayes, Dillon, No.
1, white.
14 2. Henry Richardson, Dillon,
Box 94, white.
143. Cecil Clifton Bridgers, Dillon,
No. 1, white.
14 4. Thomas Duncan Tyner, Dillon
Mr. 1
1W* Af OTUll*?.
14 5. Shafford Ward, Dillon, No. 1.
box 190, white.
146. Augus Monroe McDonald, Dillon,
white.
147. Stanley Hardee Brown, Dillon,
white.
14 8. Livingston Frank Johnson,
Dillon, white.
149. Frank Lee Sitton, white.
150. Christopher Wilson Gray, Dillon,
white.
151. Willian E. Calder, Dillon, No.
2, white.
152. William Alex Mears, Dillon,
j white.
153. Thomas Brown McDaniel,
Dillon, white.
j 154. Howard Lee Clerk, Dillon,
I white.
| 155. Thomas Carter, Dillon, No. 2.
, white.
i 156. William Arnold Hensoldt,
Dillon, white.
1 157. Fred Bellenger, Minturn,
white.
| 15 8. Luther Boyd Rogers,, Ixuta,
No. 1, white.
159. David S. Hicks. Dillon, white.
160. John Hamilton, Dillon No. 3,
white.
lfii novi/t ism?
. -. *u * unvia, uilIUll, Willie.
162. Ed. McRae, Dillon, colored.
163. Lawrence Lytch, Dillon No.
3, colored.
i 164. Juius Holland, Dillon, colored.
1 165. Lawrence W. Reaves, Dillon,
colored.
| 166. Walter Petterson, Dillon, colored.
j 167. Abraham Benjamin Gibson,
Dillon, colored.
| 168. Alizah Janith Carmichael, Dillon.
colored.
I 169. Mack McNeil Soles. Dillon, colored.
170. John Horace Peorce, Dillon
white.
171. Ed. D. Williams, Dillon, colored.
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SMALL FARMS}
I i he H. W. Allen j
Home Place J
TWO MILES FROM LATTA I
Mr. Allen has consigned to us for sale his home place, containing about 500 9
acres. We have subdivided this elegant farm into small tracts, and on this 9
date will sell same at public auction. This will be an auction sale in every 1
sense of the word. We make theterms and you make the price. Let ?
the owner make or lose. This farm is situated two miles southeast of Latta,
on the Buck Swamp Public Road, near good schools and churches. Good coun- 9
try schools and churches right near the farm. You are also within twro miles m
of the town of Latta, where you have the advantages of town life and also m
ithe advantages of country life. V: --v- - 9
THURSDAY SFP I
1AT 10:30 A. M. =Zbi
This is Some of the Best Land in Dillon i
County | j
Each tract has a road frontage and a house and good outbuildings. Also I
some fine timber on each tract. This being a large plantation, we especially f
invite you to drive out to the farm some time before the sale and let Mr. AI- 1
len show you over it. This will be a grand opportunity for the home seeker, 1
the speculator, and the investor. ff
Invest Your Money in Real Estate and I
Watch it Grow i f
1WE WILL GIVE AWAY $50.00 IN GOLD i
AND A HANDSOME GOLD WATCH. ALSO OTHER PRIZES WILL BE f
GIVEN AWAY DURING THIS SALE. (
Music by Our First-Class Band I J
FREE LUNCH. Ladies Specially Invited. S
Remember the Day and Hour, Thursday, Sept. 26, m
10:30 A. M. I
ICrossland-Tyson Realty & |
Auction Co. j
Bennettsville, S. C. f