The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, December 25, 1919, Image 3
Two Dillon Men on 1920 Cotton A
sociation Committees.
Columbia, Dec. 15?At a meetir
of the central comittee of the Soul
Carolina Cotton Association hei
Tuesday afternoon the apointment <
standing committees for the yeai
i were announced by the president, Co
R. M. Nixson. These committees co
p; er every phase or activity piaimea i
V the association for the coming yea
W * The committee on banking legi
lation and warehousing considert
one of the most important in the a
sociation, is composed of L. I. Guioi
chairman, J. Skottowe Wannamake
C. L. Toole, W. G. Smith, B. Harri
D. M. Bethea and R. M. Cooper.
The marketing tare and statists
committee is composed of T. L. Ma:
ning, chairman, D. W. Watkins and ]
S. Wolfe.
The cojiimittee on finance, organ!
ation and membership is composed <
J. N. Kirven, chairman, John T. Ma
key, B. F. McLeod, J. P. Stribling, I
R. Buckingham, John B. Cannon an
J. K. Keitt.
The following were appointed c
the committee on soil improvemei
and diversification; i. j. iyuvc
chairman; Prof. B. H. Harr, Lownd<
J. Browning, G. L. Toole, Dr. J. I
David, J. Swinton Wahley, and D
W. W. Long.
The committee on cost of produ
tion will be composed of B. F. M
Leod, chairman, A. G. Smith, x. J
Manning, P. H. Gooding, E. J. Wai
namaker, E. H. Bowen, L. D.Jenninj
and W. A. Bowman.
The budget committee is compo
ed of John T. Mackey, chairman, r
G. McLeod, an^ L. I. Guion.
The auditing committee is compo
ed of G. L. Toole, chairman, D. V
Watson and Julian C. Rogers.
The central committee discussed j
length and plans for the coming yes
and every effort will be made to cai
ry out the program which has bee
mapped out.
Appeals to All.
Col. Mixson is preparing an appei
to the teachers, lawyers, doctor
preachers and other professional me
of the state asking their assistant
in the campaign for membership. I
a letter which will shortly go to thei
he declares that the movement "a
fects vitally every person in th
south."
"The South,'' says Col. Mixson, "
dependent on the farmer. When at
versity hits the farmer it hits th
whole south. None of us have forgo
ten the gloomy days of the fall t
1914 when the cotton market utterl
collapsed, with the south appealed t
the north to buy cotton at 10 cents
pound as an act of charity. Busitie*
was stagnated. Thousands upon fho*
ands of men in the business worl
rtnt nf pnmlovmen
nciv tut v n < v?*v ? ? ? s ? -
Thousands suffered heavy cuts in sa
arles. professional men were unabl
to collect what was due them. Thei
was hardly a man, woman or chil
In the south but that was affecte<
Conditions did not improve a particl
until the- cotton market becam
staple.
"11 seems to me with the experienc
.L'_, of 1914 fresh in our minds all of on
people would be quick to see the n<
cessity of everybody striving to co-oi
erate with the farms in any mov<
ATTENTION
Trou should have one of our G
lbs. of Standard Nuts, Bolts,
Rolfs. Set Screws Machine ar
articles too numerous to men
conduct of the successful Gara
f. o. b. Detroit, Mich. We-hav
which we will be glad to show
idea as to what this assortmen
COLUMBIA
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When you are in perfect healtl
and are enjoying a strong an
vigorous vitality, it is then th;
your blood is free from all impur
ties.
You should be very careful an
give heed to the slightest indie;
tion of impure Mood. A sluggis
circulation is often indicated t
an impaired appetite, a feeling <
lassitude and a general weakenin
Fstomaot
I Mr. Marion Holcomb, of
a long while I suffered wi
have pains and a heavy ft
W disagreeable taste in my m
| butter, oil or grease, I woul
(regular sick neaaacne. i r
after a course of these, I v
seemed to tear my stomacl
no good at all for my troub
THEBl
Ml recommended very highly,
me. I keep it in the hous<
liver medicine made. I d
stomacv trouble any mor
the jaded liver and helps
m throwing out waste materia
M tern. This medicine shoul
use in time of need. Get
sluggish, take a dose toni
morrow. Price 25c a pad
K ONE CE?
s. 'COOXSKIN BUSINESS THKIVj
Mr. Muldrow Writes Interestin
of a Leading Industry in North
^ Carolina City.
re
Df Fair Bluff, Dec. 15, 1919,
Dear Mr. Herald:?This old to
>]. is waking up out of its more tt
v. Rip Van Winkle sleep.
,y The Baptist folk are going to bu
r. a brick church house modern in ev<
s- detail and have also gone over I
>d top of their assessment in the sew
s- ty-five million drive,
a, Also the Masonic fraternity are
r> earnest add will soon have undent
s, a splendid brick building with nic
equipped lodge w*th store' and offi
jS beneath.
a. Everybody is on the job. The m
L, crants, bankers, cobblers, fisherm
and loafers, strong huskey you
z_ that walk the streets and air the
selves about the sonla fountain. A
J1 ?
c. last but not least the coon hunte
2 who seem to be determined to nia
a second John Jacob Astor out of l
town's Highcockalorum, Coons!
,n King, and its Mayor. Hundreds a
hundreds of the ringtail skins int
n spersed with mink, possums a
otter find their way to the Mayc
I headquarters. No. 1 skins of the cc
r variety sell from $5.00 to $7.00 ea
possunus large, $4, otter $25.00 a
c- where they all come from only I
c- coon hunters know. This a
L. pickaninny business as the amount'
l- alized by the hunters amounts
js many thousand dollars, and the nu
or as middleman in the business,
s-j Great preparations are going
r. j for Xmas. Fruit and fire crackers i
jlore. The yelp of some unfortuni
s-j turkey in the back yard of the tow
^ opulent citizens reminds you that
I joyous feast will be furnished by t
it | sad old gobbler when his head is
ir.vered from the body, dressed, bak
r- and garnished with sauce and cn
n j berry jelly fpr the family that pt
;35c per pound l've weight for
costly a luxury,
il I Not within the domains of the <
s, North State can be found a more c<
n | tented class of Tar Heels .They rec<
:ejnize this town and a few miles oi
n i side as strictly their world. T
II great big pulsing throbbing univei
f* !seems far away from them. Stril
ie|and the unrest throughout civilizati
gives them no loss of sleep,
is 1 With best wishes for you and t
1-1 readers of the Herald. A merry a
ie happy Xmas for each one.
t- ELIHU MULDROW.
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ly No Worms In a Healthy Child
O All children troubled with worms have an
a healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and <
,R I rule, there is more or less stomach disturbai
* i GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given refiuh
1 uraalra will onrieh thfk
d prove the digestion, and act as a General Strenj
t. enintf Tonic to the whole system. Nature will t
j- throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child wil
[e in perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bo<
? nient looking to higher prices for c
j ton..
"The teachers, the'lawyers, t
preachers, the doctors, all are int
ested in the betterment of the ru
life of the south. They should a
:e I believe, will co-operate in this gr<
it* I A r\f 4
11 iiiuvemem iur i.uc uiguuuanuu vi i
J- American Cotton Association of wh
)- the South Carolina Cotton Associatl
i- is a branch.
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e an assortment in our window
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it is.
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e Blood Treatment
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i- the blood thoroughly and build
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h the blood supply can be had free
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Trouble 1
Nancy, Ky., says: "For quite I
th stomach trouble. I would j?
ieling after my meals, a most
outh. If I ate anything with
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Reduce the
Cost of Living
i ' Jew
We wish to do more business with
our neighbors. As an experiment for the \
remainder of the year we will sell our
products at the mill door for cash, no de5
liveries made, or charge put on our books,
at the following prices:
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Flour, plain or self rising, bbl. $11.60
Flour, plainer self rising, 24 lb. bag 1.45
Wheat or mixed feed 1001b. bag 3.00
Excelsior dairy feed 1001b. bag 2.60 !
Queen quality corn meal 241b. bag 1.00
Queen quality corn meal 961b. bag 3.75
Scratch feed, best quality, 1001b.
bag, 3.60
Scratch feed, best quality, 501b. i
Ktarr 1 RK
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We have put on a special clerk to handle
local deliveries. Call on us and let
us get acquainted.
CAROLINA MILLING COMPANY
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Dillon, S. C.
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| Dort Automobiles f
'/
X We wish to announce we have ?.
I secured the contract on Dort *
| cars for Dillon county. We have !*
V just received a shipment of the jr
W GP
T new models, and can make im- *;
^ mediate delivery. . '1 i
!|We have also received several ?
, % hundred dollars worth of parts, %
and <ire in position to give ?
% prompt service. $
X Come in and see us, we will J>
% be glad to show you our line of t
cars. ' ' i -'i
J* Price $985.00 f. o. b.- ^
I ROGERS OARAGE I
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IrCOTTON SEED]
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We will buy a car or two of
sound Webber "49" or "82"
cotton seed and a few cars of
Cow
Peas and Soy Beans.
Wire us what you have to sell.
We are headqaurters for jj
VARIETIES TENNESSEE SEED CORN
TENNESSEE BURT OATS
RED RUST PROOF
APPLER FULGUM
Ask fo prices in car lots and mixed cars. IB
LESPEDEZA
(New c op). ; s
RUSSELL-HECKLE SEED CO.
Office and Sales Store, 24 S. Front St. ;
Wholesale Warehouse, 417 S. Main St.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
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