The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, May 20, 1920, COUNTY SCHOOL EDITION, Section One, Image 2
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MANY LIKE THIS IN DILLON.
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MaBvCHei Being Published in E?ch
Issue.
-fallowing cage is but one of many
Scarring daily in Dillon. It is an easy
attar to verify it. You cannot ask
MinrJhatier proof.
uJiilai Roberts, Dillon, says: "'1
smm*perfectly satisfied that Doan's
Jfcdney Pills are all that is claimed
mit them, and I am only too glad to
^gire them my endorsement. My kidmtys
had been in A No. 1 shape una
few years ago and then I had a
Mi attack of kidney trouble. My
Uadt started to ache or pain me, mak
iJag my .work awfully hard. Sharp,
< ging pains would dart up and down
" *- rT"? ? I ?l?.oa^roMnna wp.rft
- ay oacK. mo kiuuvj ..?
vMUBAiur&l and showed that my kidimjs
needed immediate attention. I
mom in awful ahape when I read of
Jflttuiji Kidney Pills in the local papar
and decided to- try them. I bought
JK ' m apply of Dean's at the McLaurin
SMp Co. and they certainly did good
a*s& in my oase. A few boxes of j
?*' Sana's Kidney Pills cured me of the
1?ulAa and fixed me up in fine cont
* - dUtaon."
Me. at all dealers. Foster-kilburn
j, dOa^Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.? 5 20 2t.
Dillon, S. C. May 18, 1924).
*! !*? the Dillon Chapter of the Red
Cross:
n?e .Dillon Post of the American
Xptoa takes this method of expressflap
their appreciation to the ladies
I ?# the Red Dross for the banquet reaatly
tendered the* Post at their Club
yna. it was 4 decided success and a
flawy erent enjoyed by all present.
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uus m. rage, rusi vuui.
I**, t W. W. Thompson, Adjutant.
DR. J. H. HAMEK, 4RVMBce
tnrer Peoples Bank,
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i f^RSENATEOF
PARIS GREE
1 CALCIUM
I BORDE,
p: ry S ~ y/t lave just receivet
% insecticides. and whether
M <?ra 200 lb. barrel, we m
| \ ^ -save yon money.
I Cotton
Y We have a few thous
i. \ m booking heavy weight bur
I' w .Standard Bi
IpV ^F' - $17.50 pel
Kv-'y.
T+,; mT
*: ^3.
ft 9 We now have in stoi
JM itodk of common wire anc
S in transit a large shipmen
jE| ' w Which are expected daily.
I Bennett-He
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1 ATTRACTS
fS mi TIRES
' We are pleased
tive prices on Dia
!( ly-Springf ield Til
!-i and believe them
'i values onthe marl
stock of tires wa
|1' fore the advance ;
give our customer
on all purchases
.orients made prioi
We have attra
i "i'Havoline Motor C
^ ; having purchased
J vance.
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1 WILMINGT
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NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that Ermine
Floyd, administratrix of the estate
of G. R. Floydf deceased has made application
unto'me for final discharge
as administratrix, and that Friday,
June I8th, at 10 a. m. in the forenoon
has been appointed for the hearing
of the said petition.
All persons holding claims against
the said estate are requested to file
them with the administratrix on or
before 10 a. m. in the forenoon on
June 18th or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery.
JOE CABELL DAVIS,
Judge of Probate,
5-20-4t Dillon .County.
CREDITOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualifies as administratrix
of the estate of Lawrence K. Bethea
deceased, with will annexed notice is
hereby given that ell persons holding
claims against the estate are hereby
notified to present same duly authenticated
within the time provided by
Xlaw or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted
to the satd estate are hereby
notified to mak^ Immediate nayment
to the undersigned.
Hattie L. Bethea,
Administratrix,
5-20-3t. P. 0. Fork, S. C.
KjQKNi Montr beeh wtthoat qa action
.h \\ If HUNTS Sehrt bits la the
trtftmtot of ITCH. BCZBICA.
AkT h/J KINOWORM, TBTTBR or
II I Yf ether Itching akin dinette.
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For Sale by Evans Pharmacy. .
Orove's Tasteless chill Toole
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restores vitality and energy by purifying and en
rkhing the blood. Yon can soon feel its Strength
ering. Invigorating Effect Price 8b'
LEAD |
:N 2
ARSENATE f
AUX MIXTURE 2
I a 40,000 lb. carload of j
you want a 1 lb. package %
int to sell you and will m
Sheets 2
and unsold and are still (
lap at 55.00 per 100.
nder Twine I
1 100 lbs. t
ils f
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:k a large and complete I
I finishing nails, and have 1
t of cut finishing nails m
tlgpelh Co. I
;h Carolina 1
E PRICES I
KELLY-SPRING*
TUBES
to quote attracimond
and Kelres
and Tubes.
to be the best
jet Our present
s purchased beand
we desire to
s this advantage
covering ship
to April 30th.
ctive prices on
)il by reason of
before the adLY
GOMPANY
ON, N. C.
, j DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
) By virtue of a tax execution issued
i by the County Treasurer of Dillon
County to the Sheriff of Dillon Coun 1
ty I will sell within the usual sale
, hours, on the first Monday in June
1920, the same being the 7th, the fol;
lowing described property for 1918
taxes: j
; j Bethea No. 11.
i Fannie Watson, 2 Lots. 1
Bethea No. 20 Town.
I Nathaniel Bethea, I Lot.
Jessie Herring, 1 Lot and 1 Building.
Bethea No. 20 Country,
Willie Crawford, l Lot.
Adeline James, 1 Lot and 1 Build
ing.
Bethea No. 21.
J. L. Mclnnls, 1 Lot.
Carmichael No. 17.
Tracey Alford 100 Acres L, and
> 1914-16-16-17-1$ taxes.
John Pat Bethea, 20 Acres Land.
Carmichael No. 25.
Harleesrille No. 2.
Delia Alford, 150 Acres Land,
i J. R. McRlmmon Est, 123 Acres
Land.
Harleesrille No. 4
Archie Baker, 1 Lot.
Harleesrille No. 5.
Nell McCoy, Est, 27 Acres Land.
N. F. MceLod, 32 1-2 Acres Land.
, Hillsboro No. 7.
J. H. Sanderson, 1 Lot.
Major Smith, ,1 Lot and 1 Building.
Stacey Smith, 1 Lot.
Hillsboro No.'14.
J. A. Potter, 3 Lots and 1 Building,
1916 and 1918.
James P. Ford 1 Lot and Building.
Kenlaw Ford, .2 Lots and 2 Buildings.
,
Alfred Nance, 48 Acres and 2
Buildings.
Jack Oliver, 1 Lot.
Est. E. C. Hayes, 34 Acres Land.
. ' Hillsboro No. 16.
R. L .Ford, 3 Acres Land.
Hillsboro No. 24.
Est. N. W. Hayes, 3 1-2 Acres
Lund.
Hillsboro No. 26.
Kirby No. 21.
R. C. Wise, 27 Acres Land.
Kirby No. 22.
James R. Smith, 3 Lots and 4
Buildings.
Kirby No. 28.
Abraham Coleman, 3 Acres Land.
Russel Green, 18 Acres and 1
Building.
Est. N. H. Green, 19 Acres Land.
Manning No. 8 Town.
John H. Bethea, 1 Lot.
Amanda McLellan, 1916 and 1918
1 Lot.
Don Hayes, 2 Lots.
Jubilean Lodge, .3 Lots.
Mrs. Dollie McK^nzie, 1 Lot and
1 Building.
Sallie McNeil, 1 Lot and 1 Building.
Ben McRae, 2 Lots.
Est. Emma Ratley,.l Lot.
Manning No. 8 Country.
Heyward Campbell, 1 Lot.
Ollie Cook, 2 Lots and ). Building.
"Hunk Oflridv 1 T.nt.
Mary Jackson, 2 Lots.
Emple Lanply, 4 Lots.
Est. S. J. McCall, 1 Lot.
Arch McLean, l' Lot.
i Manning No. 19.
Daisy Parrott, 1 Lot.
H. W. Williams, 2 Lots.
Floyd & Hayes, 1 Lot and Building.
Terms of sale Cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
S. V. Lane, Sheriff.
Professional Cards.
* DR. C. R. TABER
Physician and Surgeon
Office at residence, No. 5 Harrison
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.-leiuueace ruoue ino. ?u. (
DR. R. F. DARWIN
Dentist
Office Over Bank of Dillon
DR. R. M. BAILEY,
. Veterinarian
Office at Dillon Live Stock Co's.
Stables.
Office Phone - - r 235
Residence Phone - - ?;
L. D. LIDE
Attoracy-at-Law
MARION. S. CDR.
C. R. DAVIS
Veterinarian.
Office at Kentucky Horse & Mule
Co's. Stables.
Day 'Phone 226
Night 'Phon?
J. W. JOHNSON
Attorney-at-Law
rscuce In State and Federal Court*
Marlon, S. C.
L. B. HASELDEN
Attorney at Law
DILI/ON. 8. C.
"moey to Lend on First Mortgag*
Real Estate.
OTIS M. PAGE
Civil Engineer
DILLON, S. C.
JOE P. LANE
Attorney-at-Law
Office Next to Bank of Dillon,
Uain St. Dillon, 9. C.
GIBSON ft MXTLLER
Attorneys-at-Law
over Malcolm Mercantile Oe
DILLON, 8. C.
: *ra?Uc? lu State and Federal Court*
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9 C. HENSLEE, M. D.
'5ye. Ear, Nose and Throat
Spectacles Fitted.
Office Hours 9 to 11 and 2 te 4
Evening Hours by Appointment.
* You Do More Work,
! You are more ambitious and you get mort
enjoyment out of everything when youi
, blood is in good condition. Impurities it
, the blood have a very depressing effect oo
j the system, causing weakness, laziness, *7'
! nervousness and sickness. c"
OROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC Bo
' restores Energy and Vitality by Purifyini UP
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel an
its strengthening, invigorating effect, see ^
how it brings color to the cheeks and how in
I it improves the appetite, you will then 25
Bpjff^iaio uuo wuit vajuc. ut
GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC M<
Is not a patent medicine, it is simply 5
IRON arid QUININE suspended in Syrup, ?
i So pleasant even children like it The
blood needs Quinine to Purify it and IRON st
to Enrich it These reliable tonic properties
never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood. thj
the Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S tn,
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it [J
the favorite tonic in thousands of hones. t
More than thirty-five years ago, folks 7'.
would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S ,
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a
member of their family had Malaria or h?
needed a body-building, strength-giving of
tonic, a The formula is Just the same to. thday,
and you can get it from any drug pu
Store, ,60c per bottle.
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Don't Always Blame Hens When <1*
Eggs Axe Scarce. R(
Rats may be getting them?U. S.
Government Bulletins prove they of
know how to get them. Break a cake to:
of RAT-SNAP Into small pieces and pe
place where rata travel. If there, th
RAT-SNAP will get them?positive- ce
ly. Three sixes, 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold el<
an^ guaranteed by Palmetto Hardware
Company and Moody Drug po
Company. .w<
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Rat-Snap.''' \ or
So writes Mr. B. E. Carpenter,
Dodbrldge, N. J. "We lost 18 small
Icks one night, killed by rats. M
nght some RAT-SNAP and r'"fced
7 large dead rats next morning
d In 2 weeks didn't see a single rat.
tT-SNA^? Is good and sure." Comes St
cake ready for use. Three sizes,
c, 50c, 11.00. Sold and guaranteed
Palmetto Hardware Company and tb
>ody Drug Company. to
13 lmo. ' d?
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NOTICE. 1J
ite of South Carolina, ae
County of Dillon, ss
Whereas netltions aimed by more lor
in one-tkird of the Qualified elec- P?
rs and a like proportion of the res- s?
snt freeheldera of the age of twen- ti<
one rears of Little Rock school dls ui
ct No. 4 of the state and county ?
jresaid asking that an election be Oi
Id in said district on the question Ik
roting a 5 mill levy in addition to
at no% in force, for common school of
rposee. to
Now by authority rested in us un- p<
r Sec, 1742 Olrll Code 1912, said th
action is hereby ordered held Tuee- c<
y, May 25th at the Bank of Little el
>ck.
The trustees shall act as managers p<
said election, and only such elec- tt
rs as return real or personal pro- tt
rty for taxation and who exhibit ss
elr tax receipts and registration w
rtiflcates as required in general oi
actions shall be allowed to rote.
Each elector who farors th^ prosed
lery shall cast a rote with the
>rd t "YES" written or printed M
ereon, and elector opposed to!
Doss'
Road Masters
Acknowledged
Motorists of the South,
numbers, are choosing Doi
the-future service.
, Not alone because of the
instantly apparent in th
beauty, but even more bei
ow/l Virrmnrh nnftlit.v t.hat.
uuu vmvH^u
folly hand-bnilt into every
A Mileage A
The true measure of a tir
the number of UNWATCE
you. Doss Tires do not ev
wear until they have far outr
age" guarantee. *
All sizes, plain and n
Ford sizes guarant
miles, larger sizes
Doss Rubber and
Atlanta, G
BENNETT-HEDGPETH, I
DDom CompreeaJc
a c o go flat and are n
U ? ? Does Laminated
^ 1 are made to win 1
I llhPR who know exact
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o give unsurpa
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Dillon, S. C.
li?V fl*%J |,|
id levy shall cast a vote with the [ fwm
ard "NO'' written or printed there- yy
W.C.MOORE, ' V ^'I
H. N. COUSAR, mT'%
R. S. ROGERS,
embers of the County ' Board of
Education.
NOTICE OP ELECtfQtf.
ate of South Carolina, * ~
County of Dillon. dt ' }.
Whereas, petitions signed by more '
an one-tfiird of the qualified' elecrs
and a like proportion of the reel- , -lj
:nt freeholders of the age ef 21
iars of Hamer-Kentyre district
i of the county and State aforesaid JM
iking that an election be granted in f
.id district on the question of in- V
aaotnc tha Iavv fAr Mmmnn u>hnnl *
lrposes by 3 mills hare been printed
to the county board of edncaon;
now by authority rested In us
ader Sec. 1741, Civil Code 1311,
id election is hereby ordered held
i Tuesday, May 25th, at A. K. Median's
store.
The trustees shall act as managers'
1 said election and only such eleoirs
as return real or personal projrty
tor taxation and who athiblt
lelr tax receipts and registration
irtlflcates as required in general
ections shall be allowed to rote.
Each elector who favors the pro-w
)sed levy shall cast a ballot with
te word "Yes' written, or print'<
tereon, and each elector opposed-to
ild levy shall cast a ballot with the
ord "No" written or printed there- ^
W. c. MOORE, 'TPS
H. N. COUSAR
R. S. ROGERS, ' ' ,'
[embers of the County Board of
Education. J-3-2t.
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Fires
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by Right of I
Superiority
in daily increasing
3s Tires for, far-into- .
commanding quality
ieir outward sturdy
jause of the through
they KNOW is careDoss
Tire to make it
Masterpiece
e's value is ganged by
[ED miles it runs for
en commence to show
un their "Greater Mile-'
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on-skid treads. . r ?t
ted for 7,500 v
5,000 miles. % |
Tube Company *
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lealers, CLIO) S. C.
in inner Tubes do not |
ot injured by punctures.
Tubes?red and gray?
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ly what a strictly flrstI
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