The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, December 11, 1919, Image 8

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The Red Cross Christmas Seal Cam paign is On. District Chairmen and teams wil fee selling the little messengers o .-good cheer and good health every where in Dillon county this week. I we have the interest in public healtl ithat we should have our quota o JIOGO worth can easily be raised The success of the campaign depend {largely on the interest, enthusiasn and effort of those selling the seals The County Chairman is dependim out the District Chairmen to do thei part as the Si ate Chairman, Gov. R A. Cooper and the Campaign Man-a ger, Mrs. F. S. Muusell are dependinj on the County Chairmen. Mrs. L. Cottingham, .Chairman for Dillon County. Wasted Lives. Tuberculosis kills producers?chief ly men and women between the age of 15 and 45. It cl-aiuis workers?active men an< woraen in the homes, the office an< the shop It causes 150,000 deaths in thi CItatnc nvorv VPftF. U* Iru olaivo v? v?^ j w~- . It costs the United States .in econ omic waste alone about $500,000, 000 annually. More than 1,000,000 persons ii this cpuntry are suffering from activ< tuberculosis right now. It menaces every community, ev ?ry hom9 and every individual. And yet tuberculosis is curable ant preventable. It is spread largely by ignorance carelessness and neglect. The National Tuberculosis Associa tion and its 1000 affiliated state anc lacal organizations wage a continuoui winning war on tuberculosis. The work of these organizations U financed chiefly by the sale of Rec Cross Christmas Seals. Drive the menace of tuberculosis from your door. Buy Red Cross Christmas Seals. ? Campaign December 1st to 10th. Seal the fate of the white plagut with a Red Cross Christmas Seal. Seventy-five per cent, of proceed^ from sale of seals you buy will be used in your own copnty to fight tuberculosis and in general' public health work. We are depending' on you to "Buy a pair of red cheeks to give a little lad again, Buy a pilid woman's face the bright eyes of health; iHuy a broken man a hope, buy the r strength he had again? Here be bargains wonderful awaiting on your wealth." The following bought $5.00 health bonds in an hours canvas by the committee, Mrs. L Cottingham and Miss Allie Braddy Tuesday morning. The canvas will be continued until every business man has been given an opport wnity to contribute. Peoples Bank, Bank of Dillon, National Bank, Moqre Auto ales Co., J?rdg? J. C. Davis, Sheriff S. V. Lane, Same McLaurin, W. G. Lucas, L. Cottingham, W. J. Adams Co., Dr. R. F. Darwin, Clyde Lupo, The Fashion Shop, Murphy Bros , McLaurin Drug Co., 0. L. Wheeier. ?omaiior amounts Aimers COUUliiuvuig were: A. J. Evans, Charlie Saleeby. Baker Gasque, Dillon Herald, G. H. Bell, Dr. S. X!. Henslee, Morris Fass. o The exodus of skilled Italian workmen has seriously hampered the silk industry. All myrrh comes either from Aden or Bombay. Saturn's rings Louis Bell estimates are not more than nine miles thick. The Panama canal was first proposed in 1520. ' Read the WANTS in The Herald. Read the WANTS in The Herald. Herald WANT ADS. bring results. Try them o Whiskey by Airplane. Columbia, S. C., Dec. 2?How to combat successfully the efforts of the * whiskey runners who resort tQ the -*?' !** HHnsritiEr liauor ? UBe Of lne aii"pi?me ?" into this country, is one of the problems tb be worked out by those in charge of the Prohibition Enforcement Campaign. Ernest H. Cherrington. general secretary of the enforcement campaign, adready is giving this phase of the prohibition question his earnest conv federation. "The menace which these liquor cases outside our own state offer to law enforrement in this countryT especially with the airplane as a vehicle for bringing it in, is very serious," says Mr. Cherrington. Havana especially, he thinks, will the mecca and the distribution p?k>t lor those who would grow wealthy "ra catering to the alcoholic J appetites of the people of this country after the prohibition amendment jgoes into effect, January 16 ".There also Is a smell Island or tne Bahama group," says Mr. Cherrington "which promises to become known of all proportion to its size and tampoiHance. It lies within 35 miles of the American shore and within an kour's ride by the fast steamers. Li*yuor ^dealers. driven out of business in ttbis country, already are preparing resume their business there. They also are investing heavily in bars and feotela in Cuba and other islands 'BOW Shores of the United States. It ""Aifjflanes have advanced t0 that P Atage'hf perfection where they have ihwoHne formidable implements ol iCWtflrfbftion violation .end the ai( smuggling would not be easy to detect.'' lr. 'Thjp dry Torces, conciuues an Clrerrington, see the need of campaign* t0 make Cuba, the West Indies, Mexico and other neighboring territory dry, and campaigns in those places will be begun without delay i he say s. { o I THE SAME IX LATTA. Latta Kesidents Speak Out for th< Welfare of the Public. i It is just the same in Latta as hen k sn Dillon; our" friends there speal a out in the same glad, earnest way a I\ i- so mauy grateful Dillon men and yromen have spoken in these columns 11 for years past. f Mrs. P. G. 'Richardson, R. F. D. - No. 3, Latta, S. C., says: "I don't f really know what caused my kidneys ti to give me so much trouble some four r years ago but I shall never forget I. how Isuffered. My back just seemed s to ache from morning until night and | 11 it was so sore and weak that I coul. i. hardly drag one foot after the other, g I suffered like this for a long time J r and the trouble became more aggravating as the days rolled by. My kid-1 - neys acted irregularly and caused me I g much annoyance. My mother advisei ! me to try Doan's Kidney Pills so 1, got a supply and took them accordling t0 directions. In a short while, ! Doan's went down to the seat of the j troiftle^ strengthening my back and . kidneys and removing all the aches s and pains. Doan's made me feel like a new woman.'' i; 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn j Co., Mfgrs., Buffaio, N. Y.?12 112.. ! * 0! Statement of the Condition of THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS . I BANK . I Latta, S. C. at the close of business Nov. 19 1919 J RESOURCES: i Loans and discounts $643,322.69 jOverdrafts 14,366.53 . Bonds and stocks owned | by the bank 5,830.00 1 Due frbm banks and bankers 114,139.65 , Currency 9,657.00 ; Silver and other minor I1 coin 2,896.43 " I Checks and cash items 40,458.48 5 ? Total $770.770.78 I1 j LIABILITIES: 1 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes s paid 22,535.80 , Due to banks and bank- | ers 20,977.24 Individual deposits sub- * Ject t0 check 596v357.23 1 s Time certificates of depos' it ' 130,900.51 1 i x > Total _ $770,770.78 ] State of South Carolina, f I N County of Dillon, ss:? 1 Before me came H. A. Bethea, vice- 1 president or tne aoove namea DaiiK.i who, being duly sworn, says that the ]1 above and foregoing statement is a ] true condition of said bank, as shown i by the books of said bank. ( H. A. BETHEA. Sworn to an<J subscribed before me this* 25 day or November, 1919. M. M. SELLERS, Notary Public Correct Attest:? W. H. CROSS, L. D. LIDE, W. S. FOXWORTH, Directors. OUR COUNTY NEEDS, to arouse itself in the development o! fertile, but now inaccessible, farm lands, byt the construction of good roads' and the means of prompt and efficient hauling between the fa^m and the town. A farm situated on a good road and using motor truck transportation is independent of the railroad. Indeed the farmer can select his own markets, operate on his own schedule of hauling, at cheaper rates of delivery, than if his farm were lo- . A eatea on me lamuau, An 80-mile a day haul is no uncomI EATON m . If r Famous Prescription Not a New Dis- ( covery, But a Proper Combination I of Medicines for Tonic Treatment. ___ In answer to the thousands of inquiries about El Vigor, that have Ibeen made in the past week, Dr. R. ^ L. Eaton, the manufacturer, gave .out the following statement for > nnhliceition: "1 do not claim to have made a new discovery in the field of medi- p cine,*' said Dr. Eaton, "for the in- j gredients of El Vigor have been t prescribed for treatment of blood, c liver and stomach troubles ever t ' since mankind began to have such troubles. The Indians used roots t and herbs to treat both young and ^ old. The ancient Monks prepared medicines from peculiar rocks and p stones and modern medicines are v founded on the discoveries of the n great men of science. c "El Vigor contains no opiate or jj harmful drug. It contains less L than ten per cent alcohol, and that|e only in combination with such medi-l cinea as require it to make them t in solution. L "On every hill in the South, may g 1 ' in tV,o onrinclf I ue 1UUHU UIVVUIIIIB >u ??V W, o . the herbs and roots that are used g !in making El Vigor. The other in- ? gredients are taken from nature's i laboratory in forms of minerals that j have a special duty to perform in i medicine. "The chief ingredient in El Vigor t is a laxative that regulates the ^ | eliminative organs and rids the i I system of impurities. Next in im- j . portance is one of the most efficient * WHor tnnii> aeents known to i science, for regulating the stomach' and digestive organs. Then, of no | less importance, is an ingredient designed to act on the liver and | kidneys. Another ingredient is di| rected to th$ purifying of the blood, and the treatment of skin ' disorders. The entire formula is printed on every bottle and the patient may know what he is taking. "I have the signed statement of hundreds of southern people telling ? how El Vigor has relieved them of Rheumatism, Liver Trouble, Indigestion, nervousness, skin disorders imf pure blood, rundown condition, and < kindred disorders. These will soon s appear in the papers."?(adv.lt.) mon task for the Indiana Farm Truck This particular truck is absolutely without an equal in its record of performance for farm use. It will go anywhere in the fiel'' where a team can pull an empty wagon, and it is built exactly in the right capacity, with oversize pneu-> matic tires, to make riding as easy a a passenger car. No other truck is built that so com-1 pletely meets the all the year around needs of the farmers of this section as this Indiana Farm Truck. It provides an economical farm lighting plant, grind y^ur corn, saws your wood, runs a threshing machine, or any piece of machinery requiring a belt drive and in case of emergency it will make an excellent fire fighter. Full particulars of this popnlavj farm necessity can be obtained froT.: j the State Distributors, the Carolina Motor Company, of Statesville, NV C WANTED ? RED BLOODED MEN! j Happy and Successful People Everywhere are Always in Great Demand. Best Friends ? Red Blooded. Pepto- Hangan Produces Better Blood ?%Sold in Liquid and Tablet Form. Get into the red blooded class if you are not ther now. Take a few week's course of that splendid tonic ?Pepto-Mangan and note how you improve in health and looks. PeptoMangan is a red blood maker and is for sale at the drug store right near , your home. It is put up in both lijuid and tablet form) Take which rou choose, but see that the name 'Gude" is on thf package. Without 'Gude" it is not Pepto-Mangan. It is the cry everywhere?"Wanted ?Red Blooded Men.1' The soliiers and sailors that won the war were red-blobded, two-fisted fellows, in business it Is the red blooded man hat stands the strain and wins the )ig successes. The world has no place or the thin blooded weakling. It is latural, too that red blooded men and voraen should have more friends, and hey do. They are better human bengs thfin the thin blooded anemics. vho are likely to be "grouchey" and rritable most of the time. TO INSURE i ; GETTING YOUE j PHO'nogi^^I For Xmas-rder it'NOW 8ETHEA-CAR1ICHAEL CO. Home Furnishers ' I INS III OF EL VIGOR 1 VIGOR AGENTS TO BEA101CED Tationul Distributor Will Publish List of Local Druggists Who Will Handle New Preparation. Druggists and dealers from all arts of the south have written N. ). Marshburn, the national distribuor of El Vigor, Atlanta, Ga., conerning the agency for the prepara ion.^ "Lists of the local druggists in each own who will handle n;i vigor are eing prepared," said Mr. Marshburn. "It is my desire that El Vigor be laced within the reach of every man roman and child in the south. By ext week, I will have the list of loal druggists completed and will pubish it, so that the public will know rhere the medicine can be purchasd. "W^res, letters and telephone calls tave been coming in to my office rom all over Georgia, Alabama and louth Carolina, requesting agencies or El Vigor, and that fact is very ;ratifying. I want the leading druggists in every locality, and am makng an especial effort to get the lists >repared at the earliest possible monpnf "It is encouraging indeed to note hat the druggists who bought El figor four or five months ago, have e-ordered time and time again, and ire still buying it in large quantities. "While the demand is already great t is increasing with every mail, and [ am rushing to completion, the improvements on our laboratory, which will enable us to manufacture El Vigor at the rate of about ten thousand oottie per aay. "El Vigor is sold in Dillon by the McLaurin Drug Company." The El Vigor Distributing Co., Atlanta, Ga., will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS in GOLD for the best answer In two hundred words to the question. What is El Vigor? Read the ads J and mail answers before February 1. i - 1 ' ? PONT WORRY i Over what you will give him for ? . ? ^ LhKlSlMAS Let us help you solve 'the p.-) blm. .You want to ^vc some . MTjMf^ thing useful and at the | V obuiv itiuv vmi 7 vui the holiday spirit. A Pretty Tie and Shirt ME^I makes the ideal gift. It is usefvd-. /vjo The cost is small and tke package I^^^HlH^^Kjjl(j\\ 1 can ke-~ forwarded witkout muck j[TfcX I : I'U/^liLI On* ^ t\ *?1 r 4- -*-1-1 n ^ ll Md 1**1*3 JJEII I \? iruuuici vui viii isnuao nut iiao j J arrived and you can make a selection c6pyrjght tkat will please. Come and let us 4 skow you kow to make tke ideal * Cknstmas gift. E. T. ELLIOTT, Jr. Dillon, 5. C. | v ~ P>>WHBfflfffiPy{gff^%yTC^g?|rfCTSg^wWW3|gWSSMWBllBi:g^wHg^g^ - . foft.1;;"?* ^m.y? .Yy< fa 3raWBfl^?& Tr^WTrupk I $1395 The Lowest Priced 4,000-lb Capacity Truck in th0 World. CHASSIS Slow with care is good?but well done with speed is better. Tof. o. b. St. Louis. ? day fast delivery is essential to every business. Teams are slow, Some Traffic Features. good and expensive. Traffic Trucks are swift, better and economiCover^transmlsstonf' ?*'-??* haul ? !?ad 14 ?? ? '? one bour clutch; Borch magneto; 4_piece cast worth of gasoline. One Traffic will do the work of three teams In shell, cellular type radiator; drop . forged front axle with Timken roller one-third the time with one-third the help at one-half the cost, bearings; Russel rear axle, internal , ,, 14 gear, roller bearings, semi-elliptic ,vhich means Pilln& UP Profits that quickly cover its purchase price front and rear spring; 6 inch U- ?a priCe which saves you hundreds ofdollars in first cost?and channel frame; Standard Fisk tires, 34x 3% front, 34x5 rear; 133-inch you save hundreds of dollars in maintenance cost. A wheelbase; 122_inch length of frame f behind driver's seat; oil cup lubricat- See and learn about the Traffic today. . / *? x ? * ? ! . r\A^ lag system; cnassia yaimeu, suiytu and varnishel; driver's lazy back seat and cushion regular equipment. Pneumatic cord tire equipment at extra ^ cost. ' Adams & Gibson a n i? \r t ft r*. VJI M J X ^ J. KJ * j > i -x- ' .. -v . k J . . . \ '. -C.L I J