The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, December 18, 1919, Image 7
I WOMEN GOING CHEAP.
Turks Have to Pay as Little mm 15
Onto for Girls.
L Is'ew York Tribune. j?
H Turkish harems are not being de- '<
pf populated on account of the rapidly <
tf|| Increasing cost of living in the d"- i
mains formerly ruled by the sultan, 1
declares Prof. J. P. Xenides, who is 1
connected with Near East relief. He t
^B^^^takes issue with recently cabled re- i
tforts from Turkey that the Turks
?re decreasing their domestic obligations,
and declares that because wo- t
men are cheaper than horses or dou- a
keys in the market, and can be worked
as draft animals in the fields, the
.harems are > ?r.g enlarged
It is only in the houses of the
wealthier Turks that the number of
women are being reduced. Professoi
Xenides said, but that he explained
is not because of overwhelming exnense
The nashas. he declared, are
actually embracing monogamy 01
the principle that "he is happiest who
is married least."
Professor Xenides asserts that th
war, by increasing the preponderance
of women .in the sphere of Turkisl
influence, has knocked the bono
out of the marriage market.
"A man," he said, "may now bv
a Turkish maiden for about the price
of a hat. Their cost of maintenanc
is low, and harnessed two to a plo
the Turks are finding them fair sul
atitutes for draft animals."
Professor Xenides further asser*
that the thousands of Armenian and
Syrian women seized during the : .
sac re were pui up ou ine aucuuii u: i
and sold frequently for as little :
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KiThe Education
Parents and Teachers
our Christmas Club, partii
It gives the child a plar
It gives the child pract
It encourages industry
A child soon realizes tl
they don't really need, woul
in our Christmas Club.
Parents know this is a
a club when they were you
"saving habit." Don't mak(
our Christmas Club today
Usually.
Willis?I suppose the strike in
pour town is a purely local affair.
Gillis?Not in the least. The works
ire owned by Boston parties, the maniger
is from Chicago, the workmen
:ame from Seattle, the labor organzer
hails from New York, the strikejreakers
were imported from Ala>ama,
and the troops were sent b
he Governor. Our only local interest
s ducking bricks.
o
A number of farmers in Charleson
County will plant some flax as;
in experimental crop next year.
TO INSURE
GETTING YOUR
PHONOGRAPH
For Xmas?
^rder it NOW
BETHEJI-CiRMICHtEL CO
Home Furnishers
BALE
ior Orders
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will at once realize the grea
cularly with the children,
i of life?a definite financial
ical lessons in banking,
in the children,
lat the little sums which tl
d soon amount to a large su
ill true and many of them w
ng?and their parents had e
j this same mistake for youi
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| The Dillon county corn crop is
said to be the best in several years.
Habitual Constipation Cured 1
ia 14 to 21 Days
"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially- \
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Con3tinHticn it relieves promptly but s
shouM be t jkrp regularly for 14 to 21 days I
indwer-v. u-t.-n lr Stimulates and *
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BOYS AN
Juvenile
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Just the thing tor a
LARGER SIZE
The "Reading Standard am
the hicycle world that an introd
and let us show you these wheels,
the quality of the machines.
j. e. Mcdonald,
AUTOMOBILE 0W1
When you breal
your car, come
have a spring tl
car, either front o
in stock now more
Do not forget we
est stock of spring
Rogers'
BOYS, GI.
to Have a Ba
You Stai
cent, 2 cents, 5
50 cents, $1.0
Any An
simplified plan of regularly bai
a specifed sum each week for
COME AND JC
\ank a Little
and Have
tmas Club
it educational value of
plan for almost a year
ley spend for things
m, when regularly put
ish there had been such
sarly taught them the
r children! Put them in
lNK OF
NOTICE
Notice is hereby giren that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Hai
?rove-Hall Company, of Dillon, S. C
trill be held at the office of the sail
:ompany on the 2nd day of January
L920, for the purpose of considerini
i resolution to dissolve the said cor
joration, surrender its character an<
iquldate its affairs.
J. D. HARGROVE,
L2 11 4t President and Treasure
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D GIRLS
Bicycles
Christmas present
n rnn urn
a run mtn
J "Dayton , so well known t<
uction is not necessary. Cal
Tkc price is low considennf
- DILLON, S. C.
VERS ATTENTION
j
i the spring on
to see us. We
hat will fit your
rrear. We have
than 500 springs.
i carry the larg:s
in this section.
Garage
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RLS AND
nk Account b
HI
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t With
cents, 10 centj
0? $5.00 or
lount.
nk" 50 weeks
)IN TODAY
i
Every Week
Money
The Reasons
To provide a way for
money.
To teach thrift to old j
ified sum each week. The
save.
To make it possible fo
Taxes, Interest or other o
banking a little money eac
To give all "a bank c(
our Bank can be of servie
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DISTRIBUTORS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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I NOTICE I
I* 41 A. I I
farmers & MocKmen
I am located at Dillon, S. I
C., witboffice at Dillon jive I
Stock Co. a stables.
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R. M. BAILEY, D. V. M.
(Graduate Veterinarian)
Office Phone 235 Dillon, S. C.
Residence '' $5
I I
Complete loose leaf outfits manufactured and
sold by The Herald Publishing Co., Dilloh, S. C.
littleTchildren |]
: i
5 to Join Our /
i*M jJKJfe Wi
BANKING CLUB
. next XmaS you get Wi
m*-wm
' for the Christmas Banking Club
those of moderate and even small means to save
and young by a systematic method of saving a specChristmas
Banking Club makes it easy for all to
r you to provide by small payments ioy Insurance,
obligations. You can take care of future payments by
:h week.
? it 'iti j_I_ j? _i_
jnnection so tney win learn ine many ways in wnicn
e to them.
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