The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, November 28, 1918, Page Page Four, Image 4
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JL. 9. JORDAN . . j . . Editor
A REAii THANKHUlVIXi THIS
YEAR. !
We have always hud "much to be j
thankful for" each Thanksgiving day, (
but this year the reasons are greater [
than ever before. , i
We Join in the nation in being '
thankful for victory and peace. | '
We are thankful that peace came j
without an overwhelming expendituie '
of American blood. j |
We got into the wir into ?* ?
.M1V, UUl III J i
time to iusure a speedy victory; our i
casualties have been insignificant
compared with those of Fmrcc and
England. j
The casualties that Dillon has suf-1
fered in the war are nothing compared
to what she would have suffered
had the war lasted a1other
year. Every one understands this, and 4
for the sudden termination of the war 1
all are grateful. I
The President has designated No. ?
veuiber 28 as the annual Tlnnksgiv- V
ing Day and suggests that we have A
more to be tlianful for this year than Yj
ever before-?the triumph of dvmoc- mi
racy over autocracy, of right over a
might.
The real spirit of thanksgiving m
should be in every heart in Dillon h
this year.
Statement of the Condition of 6
THE ii.VVIv OF DM LO.V, ?
Diilon, S. C. Bt
at the close of business Nov. 1st, 1918
RESOURCES: ! m
Loans and discounts __ $465,242.37 M
Overdrafts 36,727.05 TO
Bonds and stocks owned fi
by the bank 52,700.00 ^
Furniture & fix turn
.-a 0,< bD.OO Ef
Banking house. __ __ _ 15,000.00
Other real estate owned 16,595.7!) W
Due from banks v.ud 5H
bankers 80. OS. 3 7 flf
Currency.. 4,529.00' H
Cold 220.00 X
Silver and other minor K
coin, 655.58 a
Checks and cash i ems 1 539.7oi Q
War savings stamps . . 43.13 wL
Total $679,855.99 ft
LIABILITIES: I M
Capita! ntock paid in __ $75,000.00 i ft
Suiplus fund 75,000.00 M
fndividod profit.!, less ! ft
current expenses and i m
taxes paid 7,502.95 j ft
Due to banks and bank- I M
era 9,509.41 V
Dividends unpaid 165.00 V
Individual deposits sub- J m
Ject to check $305,892.82 |
Time certificates of dePosit,
? ? $162,204.41
checks c
I 4,0" Hr^ ?
Bk -, i Hjr^ Sf
^.? ft u
Cashier's^^^^^^B^^^^^^o '3
Bills l>ayalnH^^PTu Jing 1 ft
certificates tot money m a
borrowed-. ? ? ? -- 40,000.00 j m
Total $679,855.99 ft P
ritute of South Carolina. County of 3 ^
Dillon, ss:-? . . . H XI
Liefotc Ute catne J. M. SPRl'NT.' M
Cashier <>r the above named bank.j^
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mi.', ui'i.in ail y s.iorn, s- vs (hat'the B 3
above ami to; cooing statement is a v
tiue condition of said bank, as show n V ?,
by i lie hooks of said bank. ; V /
J. M. SPRINT, *
sworn to ana suoscribed hel'oiv hr? . ;j J|
this ltiih oay of November, in is. ^
C. (I. iiUhAekiN, Notary Public. ft
Coi rect-Attest:?
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A. J. CAKMICHAKb. 19
Dir< etors. , m
MASTKK'S SAI.K. am ^
State of South Carolina, J S
County of Dilton. 1 W
In lite Court of Common Pleas. W t.
H; C. Rogers, et al, Plaintiffs, vs. v "
Guerdon Rogers, et al, Defend ut. m
Pursuant to an order of His Honor 1 Br
Edward Mclvor, Judge of the 4th m
Judicial Circuit. bearing date the ?
2nd day of November, 1918, the un m
dersigned, vis Master for Dillon Colin. flr
ty, will sell during the legal hours V
of sale on the lirst Monday in De-'V
CSlnber, same being the 2nd, before
the Court House door in the Town of V
Dillon, in Hie County of Dillon, in the H
.State aforesaid, at public auction m
to the highest bidder for cash, the ?
fUJiQwit'K described real estate, to K
"wit:" 'W
"All that certain pieo, parcel or m
tract of land situate in the County of U
Dillon, State of South Carolina, m
conaining on hundred and seventeen B
(117) ticres, more or less, and bound. ?
od on the North by lands (now or ?
formerly) of Mary Carmiehael; East M
by lands of llart Smith, the lands m
known us the Frank Page lands and m
by lands of 11 E Curtis; South by n
lands of Worth Horns and E. P. Wig- rat
gins and others, same being known a
the Robeson Rogers lands and be
ing the same lands conveyed to M A. ^
Rogers by .1 W Dillon & Son."
Terms of sale cash; purchaser to M
pay for all papers. Any person bid- m
fling oil the said property and reins- W
ing to comply witli his bid therefor. 2k
said property will be resold upon the, U
same or some subsequent salesday m
it the risk of the former purchaser. j m
A. B. JORDAN,
Master for Dillon County. W
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Saturday No\
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We will offer for sale <
ol Ladies Coats, Coat
1-3 o
the Influenza ep
old as many coat suits as our lar
is in selling and rather than carry
nother season we will take our 1
iublic the benefit of our profits,
ime to buy high grade goods at
took is too large to enumerate pi
ou to come and see for yourself
ng an exceptionally high class of
We also offer a lot
ALL-WOOL LADIES ?
it a grest sacrifice. This sale will
itock is disposed of, but the early
>est bargains.
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DILLON ?
PVUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY MORNING,
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our entire stock I
its and Dresses 1
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lidemic we haven't I
ge stock justified I
any of them into 1 g
loss and give the | f
Chance of a life 1 I
low prices. The I |
ices but we want II I
that we are offer- ij 1
merchandise. 1 I
SWEATERS 1 I
continue until the 91 1
buyer will get the 1 i
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NOVEMBER M, IMS.
NOTICE.
S| Red Cross Headquarters in Atlanta,
m has ordered that all finished work
M be sent in at once and has discontiu&
ued work on surgical dressings.
m Socks, sweaters, comfort kits and
A refugee garments are still needed and
|materials for these articles are on!
hand. Volunteer workers are urgent
ly needed to make these garments at
B home and auxiliaries are urged to!
a continue the good work until it isj
a no longer needed. Work room open
e\ery afternoon 3 to 4 o'clock.
{ About sixty Christmas boxes have
I been sent to soldiers overseas thro|
V the Dillon Red Cross Chapter. FriHnv
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* is me last d?.y on which boxes may.
5 be sent and it is hoped that no Dil- ]
L Ion county boy will fail to get his
I box from home.
kj Three boxes containing surgical (
f dressings and knitted garments were x
l shipped to headquarters last week. <
' All workers who have < ut sewing <
are urged to send it in, so that fin-j*
ished garments may be shipped to'
I Atlanta.. ' i ^
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< ItKIMTOltS NOTICK. |g
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Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Austin Hamilton, do- g
ceased, notice is given that all per- h
suns indebted to said estate are u
hereby requested to make payment to W
the undersigned and all persons hold- 1
ing claims against said estate are
hereby requested to present same duly ,
DON'T WORRY ABOUT
Christmas brings its wcrr
you will not be able to get tbe
worry. W^e bave bought tbe larg<
It is a big variety of Christm
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arrivmH ? < * ? -
- t> will D * on sale on or
for other announcements.
Palmetto Hat
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| DOLLS!
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J WATCH FOR OUR 1
! Ladies Shoes in fine
f ers, vici, calf all sh?
i Prices $3.00
| Mens Overcoat
I Ladies Coats
Silk Han
Boys Serge Sui
J Sweaters
} Shirts W L.
| Ties
I Underwear all
WATCH FOR OUR D
This store is full o
you need. Let t
[ Blanket,
[ n ? ? ?
j Buy I our Needs from a
We solicit your
L. Cottingh
DILLON, SOUTH
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authenticated within the time provided
by law or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery.
R. B. TAYLOR.
ll-28-3t. Administrator.
CREDITORS NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of D. O. Stanton, deceased,
notice is 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 are
hereby requested to present same
duly authenticated within the time
provided by law or this notice win
ut- piead in bar of their recovery. /
E. C. STANTON,
ll-28-3t Administrator. - s
A Tonic Laxative
:hat will remove the bile from the Liver and
:leanse the System THOROUGHLY without griping
>r disturbing the stomach is truly a Perfect Laxitive.
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN
s the name of a Reliable and Perfect Laxative
rhlch soon relieves Sick Headache. Dizziness, Inligestion.
Stomach Trouble. Gas and Pilea caused
y a Torpid Liver and Constipation Always use a
tellable Laxative in the treatment of Colds, Grip
nd Influenza.
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN is a Liquid Digestive
onic Laxative excellent in its effect on the
ystem, both as a tonic and as a laxative. It ia
ist as good for Children as for Adults. Pleasant
itake. Children like it. 50c.
Made and recommended to the public by Paris
fedicine Co., St. I.nuls. Mo., manufacturers of
rove's Tasteless chill Tonic.
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WHAT YOU'LL BOY
ies because you are afraid
selection you want. Don t |
:st stock we ever handled,
as things. Our (foods are
about Dec. 10th. Wait
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