The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, November 21, 1918, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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?Why you should give
twice as much as you
ever gave beforcl
I THE need is for a sum 70% greater
than any gift ever asked for since
the war began. The Government has
fixed this rum at $170,500,000.
By giving to these seven organizations
all at once, the cost and effort of six
additional campaigns is saved.
1 Unless Americans do give twice as
much as ever before, our soldiers and
sailors may not enjoy during 1919 their
3600 Recreation Buildings
1000 Miles of Movie Film
100 Leading Stage Stars '
2000 Athletic Directors
* 2500 Librariessupplying5,000,000books
85 Hostess Houses
15,000 Big-brother "secretaries*
Millions of dollars of home comforts
When you give double, you make sure
that every fighter has the cheer and comforts
of these seven organizations every
I step of the way from home to the front
and back again. You provide him with
a church, a theatre, a cheerful home, a
store, a school, a club and an athletic field
?and a knowledge that the folks back
home are with him, heart and soul!
You have loaned your money to supply
! their physical needs.
Now give to maintain the Morale that
is winning the war I
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11 UNITED,
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tiflnd is i :4i urn's 41!i m iimn. If William
you own ?oniH you :?r.? omoi.v th??. fav- Vs olevorii
?ro<l cMMrpji of riri'nrp. on" gift phII* 'unnv mis
for another in oYt'iiaiiffp. i>ruln aod fntvplinjj v
brawn is man's Riff to iiMturo. f?r hroakft
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Th.'i'ftM fir '/idly ,f fnml. Iiti
The yr* ?. in ? !> floi-sr oot V??w ?
lose hi?-" . v i ns.aing i
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the 0?Fir?ii?a THf*- ; ? N r
Ber&'i<ro( li. tonic i.n i Ins.t .v., r( a t,.' /.* % PIIOS
TIVK BKOMOtfUJNINKial* atrtti umdibAry |>niS*t.s's r> fu
Quinine sud does not cause nervousness n <i r . af. iU.;,tPringing
in head Remember the full na int and .... .
took lor the signature ol 8. w. GKOVB. J'c. t,' ;e,
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;en fighting fc
les since 1914
THOSE gallant, men who wear hor
poilus who are entering upon the
?they are the men who know tt
of hot soup, a piece of bread, a stove to sit
Think of a nation where every able
fifty has been under arms for four long
=a of a nation which has suffered as has
know what the huts are meaning to th
huts are meaning to our fighters over t
' It was requested by the Governm
that American maintenance of morale fc
of the French. Cheerfully it was unde
for our splendid debt of gratitude. *
And so you see these huts today, t
French and Americans stand side by i
of friendship to the war-worn, grizzled n
is an inspiration to our Yanks. Foy
the hut?hearth of the soldier?the ne;
on the roads to battle.
"The support and comfort of youi
Mangin, 4thas been and will continue t
ical comfort and moral support, and hi
feeling of home which has been so mu
"Your Foyers," says Clemenceau
in increasing numbers, as great at the
rendered to our soldiers most highly apf
to your efforts, our children have foun
of distraction and comfort"
j United in this war for freedom, <
the soldiers of France. United in tl
these seven organizations come to yoi
| is our fight. Unity of command is wi
! abroad. Unity is hastening victory tl
| morale, give for unity, give for victory
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was a clever v..linger. MH j When nnvnne t,:,s oflVoded me I trj
icas sometimes I?m! Mm lico ! , rai*<- ,,,% . <,, 1,1^1, ,|,ni the of
fakes. Onee whrri |:< ?\iis j aunt* cauaoi }? ft.? 1 tvMciirtes.
' itt? Ills familv tliev st<Mi.id 1
ist at h restaurant W'tUintu _
tted to make his own
it after the waiter l?r??! gone '
touhtful of his wis,|,.n, ,|, "Chew ays Ooo<
tud said, "I wish I ftiulo Health. of foot
that order" In this e.> oi'ry . >>' liasfv "at
Ing. Unli-eho- > f?.. is half digest
r . . , _ ed. The ot.'.ei 'f N v. *to?l. Thi
. ifPAvn oiw' people of the i'alt oil States wast
nd money If PAZO O'NTWJ.NTfMU . . , , , . . _
\ Blind. n;#?\n?j r Proti. enough food, hv o *'. etuig to chew. t<
#hPh?n,t.^'" 4 n" 1France owl llelgiutn.
'er tha hrst a*:* .?nwu . y
M|tr of kttflcf I
m tor b?kinf Uu time* a* 1
^S who tiavels la aa ok cart. T1
leaf system is a big time si
^ statement making at the en<
I mouth. Tour statements ar
to - ' J to go out when you close you
Z wry i on the last day of the moi
^a * us sbov you this system. ]
money as well as timis. Hunt!
JJHJIII ready in use All over J)"h;
^^IhI \ boro and Marion counties.
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ir fifth winter of this war f I
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Nicest Footw
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oar Blankets,
|WKy buy $200 an acre land f All the NeWe
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itbm ' mile of a tfood scho'ol ^
also cKutK 1 m lie Already A
ditcfw d notbmp to do but make *
1 money see, % jr .
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' Grove'a Tasteless chill Tonic ^ DILLQfl
9 .estnres vitality and energy by purifying and en- jf
9 richlng the blood. Yon can aoon fool ka StrengthenIng.
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: by, and a word of cheer. jjj
5-bodied man of less than \'
years and more. Think ^ ^
France. Then you will 1 a
e French, and what the
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here.
ent of France, officially, ^
e extended to the armies I
rtaken, in simple justice
lundreds of them; where .....ti"
side, holding out a hand a
len whose fighting spirit 1 n p .
o ? . . ? m rfnonAflfp />v ft
rer au &oiaat tney caii ^ i iu?puui? <jl i
arest approach home up- K Bfifl^S ^
: Foyerssays General | ???
0 be a tremendous phys- % elini'ix
is given the soldiers that : | h<Vn reached'
ch lacking." j | his lhi)Ughts ,
"constantly established % t'Hlrrigs neec
front as in the rear, has ! $ member of ih
>reciated service. Thanks * _
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d in your midst a center * *
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3ur fighters stand beside \ ^ ^ WT*LJ
lis campaign for morale, * / IIj
1 as one. France's fight % r- r ? *7 ; *
inning on the battlefields * ^ ^ c
1 rough morale. Give ?01 * n .?
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