The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, July 03, 1919, Image 7
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We are now re;
Cream in whol
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TOWN 0
For Stores, Partie
will have our pr
Everything clean
The Public is i
plant.
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WILMINGTON,
and
ASHE VI
Via
ATLANTIC CO
In connection with'
Railroad, effective from June 22n
of September, 1919, upon the
v Westbound
.. 3:30 P. M. Lv. Wilmingto
7:55 P. M. Lv. Florence,
9:25 P. M. Lv. Sumter, ,
10:50 P. M. Ar. Columbia,
11:50 P. M. Lv. , Columbia,
3:20 A. M. Ar. Spartanbur
6:15 A. M. Ar. Hendersonvi
7:30 A. M. Ar. Asheville,
PROPORTIONATE TIME AT 1
This new line will afford com
for passengers visiting the mount
summer. Call on ticket agents
rious excursion fares, or address,
T. C. WHITE, General Pass. Agent
OLD AGE START
WITH
Science says that old age begins with ?
-weakened kidneys and digestive organs, t
This being trtie, it is easy to believe 0
that by keeping the kidneys and di- 0
gestlve organs cleansed and In proper J
working order old age can be deferred :
and life prolonged far beyond that en- ^
joyed by the average person.
For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL a
Haarlem Oil has been relieving the
weaknesses and disability due to ad- h
vanclng years. It Is a standard old- d
time home remedy and needs no Intro- &
ductlon.^GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH is r
Inclosed in odorless, tasteless capsules 3
containing about 5 drops each. Take 0
them as you would a pill, with a small I
1 To The
I liifouLoas w
I Don't take char
two diseases but ii
milch cows tested
* thereby protectir
as well as your
friends from this
Also you want
hogs from the di:
the U. S., more
disease that we fii
that is hog chole
your hogs with sa
the simultaneous t
will protect youi
against hog cholei
For particulars:
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Dr. K. n. cane]
EDWARDS BR
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and sanitary. f
invited to visit
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the (Southern
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following daily schedules: I
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n, N. C. Ar. 1:00 P. M.
S. C. Ar. 8:45 A. M. '
3. C. Ar. 7:20 A. M. j
S. C. Ar 3.45 A. M. i
S. C. Ar. 11:0C P. M. I?
g. S. C. Lv. 7:35 P. M. It
lie, N. C. , Lv. 4:55 P. M. j lage
N. C. Lv. 3:30 P. M. _ .
XTERMEDIATE STATIONS j a
fortable accommodations alike i .
ains and seashore during the
for information regarding va- c
I the
Wilmington, N. C. I
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IHHB sons
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Into
YOUR KIDNEYS
iwallow of water. The oil stimulates T1
he kidney action and enables the
>rgans to throw off the poisons which 16
ause premature old age. New life a ad han<
trength increase as you continue the
reatment. When completely restored
ontlnue taking a capsule or two ea&i T1
ay. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap- -j
ules will keep you In health and vigor
nd prevent & return of the disease. He
Do not wait until old age or disease no*
ave settled down for good. Go to your
rugglst and get & box of GOLD melfEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules. Money mnc
efunded If they do not help you. Three
izes. But remember to ask for the ?ost
rlgfnal Imported GOLD MEDAL bread. r.
n sealed packages. K"
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HOG CHOLERA j 1
war
? mon
ices with these f that
ffi was
istead have your | ran ii
for tuberculosis, | 11
ig your family I 8a
neghbors and | ?
dread disease,
to protect your
sease that costs
than any other
ad among swine
ra. To protect | 1
ifety give them
:reatment which
* hog for life
a* i
see or call,
U Veterinarian. I .
OS STABLES, I
,atta, S. C.
t The Herald *
Tht
*
LEST WE FC
sed by Mary Piekford)
Your Village Ai
is just a typical American ril-1 ica holds
?perhaps yours or the one in the valued it
; county. It has two churches and The w;
otel and there is the "corner" j America
re the men gather after supper of debt i
onsider politics and "the state of , if the wa
Union." Its population is about er. We i
). pockets,
hen war was declared it gave its And th
i with a glad heart, and they But th
ched away bravely?many with a contractin
the throat, perhaps, but with ?must t
A
jlendid vision guiding their feet. A?enu?
om the training camp these boys the faith
t to France and were moved up questione
the battle line. The Hun was We art
ing a desperate effort* to destroy eminent
ization in a bloody drive on Paris, we still
len? secure I
le richest man in the village met Bonds w
hotel barber and they gripped the worli
Is in silence. Their two sons lay Then I<
I in the Argonne. Bay ho
le village butcher boy?red-head-1 haps, ha
nd Irish?smiled for the last time, were sav
died fighting that freedom might
perish. The gown's Beau Brum- HAD
?he had never amounted to
h?won the Croix de Guerre?but
both eyes.
is claimed the son of the widow
lived in the little green cottage. Carter
first she could not speak when (0p
received the brief telegram. Then ? nr'"'' 1
ohn was all I had. I hoped he TOSS nu
Id come back. If I hid two sons "One b
>uld give them too." That was all. His righ
shot awa
tnerica as a whole never felt the 'n ^is bi
hand of war?not as France felt ?ut he s
lor as England?nor even as Can- anybc
a word w
tlv? . cjuiriur i
?cause our dollars stopped. the ^
They made possible those tre- ^hen *h'
hp CO 1 /? T
dous preparations for a long war
resulted in a short war. Never "^?
such a stupendous assemblage of Doc. befr
litions. Germany wilted. Thou- "Red, ]
Is of millions of dollars were flesh. It
?d. But best of all. tens of thou- that whe
Is of American boys were saved, tory Lib
rneriea prepared on faith. Amer- you have
Irst American Flag to Enter Germany With
, VKcory Liberty Loan will pay the billr * .
tionary Forces overseas. (Illustration cop:
Public Information from Underwood k Un<
1 Gre,
Ig|^
I ^ a
id Mine | | ^ j T'
i its dollars cheaper than it fpl
s song. ??1^
ar is over. Victory is ours.
escaped the frightful burden ?==
ivhich would have been ours !=: KMi
ir had lasted two years long =f Ml 'A
still have those dollars in out ==
t boys are coming home. ' WSBBmSm
e debts the government did
-the debts that won the wai ?a???-a?=s?5
>e paid. They will be paid
has pledged its faith, and
of America has never been
d D 1 I
> now asked to lend the gov K enr 1?** ff
some of those unpaid dollars I fll II |^? I
have in our pockets, and, tc I III ?3
the loan, Victory Liberty
ill be issued?the safes' I*
5t our hearts?and our purses ' Im
w thankful we are that, per I
If a million American boys
ed. """"""
We are ready with a
machinery repairing.
THE GRIT notice what you hnve
THAT WON THE WAK
? c
Glass, secretary of the treas VJJ
ed the fallowing note, anions
rom the note book of a Red Xow is t,ie tinje to 1
rse when he was in Trance: season ^ 8*
oy I shall always remember .
t shoulder was practically TfcTT T OTS
iy and he had a big wound U1
ick and one in bis left eye
iat straight up nnd wouldD'l
>dy help him. He didn't say
rhile they pulled off the tigh)
gauze from the red, raw, wef
t quivered in spite of him mm
? first wound was finished pi!
vas:
u think I could rest a minute
ire you do the second one?* T * /7f'
raw, wet flesh"?Americar ( >
was not yellow. Think ol '
n you are asked to buy Vic
erty bonds, you who tbiul<
S ARCADIAN I
% ##IIO AMI taouNt fig
jj
Ammonia t
& 11^1'^ T-JIGH yield
ton- ?r c?
Arcadian
t 100 to 150 p
squares begi
J the corn is \
arcadian suiph
Slif *zers ^or years P?8**
-\ for sale by A
Our Army of Occupation. For information
r maintaining our Mxpedi- as to applicafrighted
by Comminee on , ^ Wrilc agi
Jerwood. N. Y.) j
aiest Name in Goody-Land
iS
You know the IS
' ? M realm
of child- |
hood dreams ji
v. Is a land of |
\ sweets. I
Make some of |l
those dreams |S <
kv a delightful IS
reality by Is
taking home
h WRIGLEY5 II
frequently. |g
How about |
W tonight? 1
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SEALED T(CHT
KEPT RIGHT s&!ZSffxi
le Flavor
Lasts! ^J^pP^l
jj^T^ f^f 1 "-^"^'^\j J|".' ^ 1." ? - m
MHSoanHl
Js Your
lachine Work
k fully equipped machine shop to do your
You can get done here at home on short
been sending to distant points.
IN WORK
ook after your gin repairs. Don't waif intil
Consult us on machinery matters.
1 MACHINE SHOP,
RAILROAD AVENUE
Dillon, S. C.
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No^ lO
P^TOP DRESSING
TALKS
means low cost. To raise cotrn
and make money, top dress
Sulphate of Ammonia
ounds per acre, about the time the
in to form on the cotton, or when
vaist high. Write for bulletin 69.
ate of Ammonia is the v/e!!-!.non n standdone
you good service in your mixed f?*rtil
Especially l:iln- iri d gr^'ind jo make it
nonia 2'/s 'ju.irari-mMncle in U. 2). A.
rcat American Am:r.e::'...lc
r/?r*Jli"*.r V.Vrl'i. Cri?Ar,tLflpr..
rift & Company, Charlotte, C.
, . -'/ r Kn Vert
: Cox.pany n.y.
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