The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 21, 1919, Image 2
SAFE, GENTLE R
BRIM
Tor 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil has enabled suffering humanity to
withstand attacks of kidney, liver,
Madder and stomach troubles and all
diseases connected with tae urinary
rg&ns and to build up and restore to
fcealth organs weakened by disease, i
xnest- most inipvuaiu urging iuuoi
watched, because they filter and purify
the blood; unless they do their work
? you are doomed.
Weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness, ]
despondency, backache, stomach trou- j
We, pains In the loins and lower abdomen.
gravel, difficulty when urinatkc,
rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago
all warn you of trouble with your kid- i
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It's toasted to increase
the good,
wholesome flavor
of the Kentucky
Burley tobacco.
A regular man's
smoke and delicious!
EMEDY ;c
2S SURE RELIEF ;
sules are the remedy you need. Take ^
three'or four every day. The healing
oil soaks Into the cells and lining of 1
the kidneye and drives out the poisons, o
New life and health will surely follow.
When your noTmal vigror haB been re- '
stored continue treatment for a whila u
to heep yourself In oonditlon and prevent
a return of the disease.
I>on't wait until you are Incapable of '*
fightine- Start taking GOLD MEDAL jh
Uaarlem Oil Capsules today. Your drug- s
(Cist will cheerfully *->ftind your money '
if you ore not satisfied with result*
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stitutes. Jn three sizes. Sealed pack?ges.
At all drug stores.
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WHICH IS THK ItUBK?
iounlry Gentleman.
"I wasn't born on a farm," boasted!
.lphonso the wise.
No, Alphonso was not born on a
arm. He was born and has lived all
is twenty years in a 5-room flat,!
wo Mights up. He thinks he is a 'wise,
ne" because he has never long been
way from the shouts of the news-!
oys calling " Extra."
As a matter of fact, how wide, is;
Jphonso's experience with life?;
light hours a day he works in the
hipping room of a large department i
tore. As soon as his evening meal i
5 over he dons his "glad rags" and
oes down town. He can roll a ci-j
ttrette in the most approved style,!
nd the names of all the movie stars;
rip glibly from his tongue. When
ie doesn't go to a show or spend the >
veiling playing pool, he and his
rowd are fond of standing on the1
orner, saying "Oh, you kid,'' to the
iris who parade to and fro. Alhonso's
wages are eighteen dollars
week, but after paying his board,
living the latest in shirts and ties I
nd spending freely while out with I
ie boys his purse is usually empty I
hen pay day conies. R
Alphonso looks at the sensational I
eadlines of the evening paper, I
lance at the sporting pages and I
:udies the "comics." In all his
e has never read a heavier book|H
lan a third-rate novel. He hasn't |B
sited the public library for years 11
id has almost forgotten that the city IB
as an art gallary. As for church, j||
ell, he passed that up several years jl
;o. Alphonso has the latest slang, ifl
a is a smooth talker and speaks I
ith an air of great worldly wisdom K
at it is doubtful if a full sized idea H
*er got clear through his brain. 5
Alphonso's cousin John lives on a I
irm but he has been to the city I
'tener than Alphonso has been to B
le country. He has fished and trap- I
?d and hunted ever since he was a 5
lild. He has doctored sick cows, I
roken colts, handled all the farm I
achinerv and driven the jitney as I
ng as he can remember. During I
le winter evenings after the chores
ere done John has been a great |b
?ader of all sorts of worth while H
joks and he has taken several terms I
! piano lessons. fej
John has always been taught to I
eve, and when he was twenty he hadiB
mds enough to buy a five hundred B
illar Liberty Bond. For three win- I
T"''" t?l-pn a short-term fl
>'1S U VUU UUtJ VMUV. ? ? >urse
at the State agricultural colge,
and there is no one in the cornunity
who is better informed than
? as to the best methods of dairying
id poultry raising. John is an offi>r
of the Grange, and on Sundays
ith the rest of his family he is at
lurch, where he is the Sundav hool
teacher of a class of small
)ys.
If a Rube is one who has a nar>w
experience and a petty outlook
pon life, then Alphonso is it and not
)hn.
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GOES TO FRANCE.
rs. Wood ley Goes to Son in Extended
Illinois.
Clio, Aug. 16?C. H. Woodley had
letter yesterday from Mrs. Woodley
bo is in Abbeville, France, with her
in, Howard. He has been very ill in
hospital there since October last,
ittle hope is held out for his recovy.
Mrs. Woodley and daughter, Miss
ate, reached his bedside July 28 and
ill remain till there is a material
lange In his condition.
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ftTirYtfIA
AT Al
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sept. 1,
At 11 O'cl
I have decided to s<
for division among my chi
ed] within three miles o
miles of Dillon, S. C. T
farm cf cleared land and
be cleared.
I am having surveys
small tracts and am posil
reserve or by bids. Ev
without any reservations
\
I ask that you come
over and come to the sa
ber 17th, and buy one o
The terms of this sa
balance in equal installms
8 per cent, interest on tl
you can pay all cash anc
Remember this prope
tract offered is to be sol
whatever.
Remember the date?
BER 17TH, AT ELEVEI*
?
J. E. I
LATT/
4
\
IS
\
7, 1919
lock A. M.
ill my farm of 580 acres
ldren. This farm is locat/
f Latta, S. C., and four.
here is a fourteen horse
several more farms can I
tively going to sell without
ery tract put up will sell
5 whatever.
out and look this farm
le on Wednesday, Septemr
more of these tracts.
lie will be one-third cash,
jnts of 1 and 2 years with
le deferred payments; or
1 save interest.
rty is going to sell. Every
d without any reservation
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMI
O'CLOCK.
-lenry
k, S. C. V