The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, June 24, 1920, Image 10
? , count* fair floral exhibit
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[: ,* \ Dillon county is to have a fair thii
fall and put on exhibit the home rais
ed and home mad^ products that an
worthy of the place. Among the exhib
its will be flowers, cut and pot plants
Nothing adds more to the surround
ings of a home than flowers. This
fair can prove an inspiration to th(
women of the county in that in preparing
for the exhibit, in growing
flowers for the fair homes can b<
made more attractive, communities
will be made more attractive, anc
Dillon county will be known through
if* flowers. Let the women bear the
fair in mind all through the summer
plant more flowers than ever befort
and cultivate them until they wii:
become large and fine. The following
4s the list of flowers for exhibit:
Premium Li&t Dillon County Fair. ?
Floral Department.
Mrs. Lutie M. Bethea, chairman
Assistants: Mrs. E. I\ Powell, Mrs
S. E. Fenegan, Mrs. M. F. Edwards
. Mrs. J. H. Stackhouse, Mrs. R. P
Hamer, Miss Olive Hayes.
Class I?Chrysanthemums
Prize Prize
Befa. . ' 1st > 2d
Best single white .50 .25
Beet single yellow .50 .25
Best single pink .50 .25
Best single red .50 .25
I Beet single specimen
(not mentioned) .50 .25
Beet collection in pots 1.00 .50
Rant collection in vases 1.00 .50
Class 2?Roses.
Beet single specimen .50 .25
Beet collection not less
than 6 ' 1.00 .25
Class 2?Dahlias
Beet collection, not less
jr . 1 than six .75 ' .40
Cl&ss4?Geraniums
Best collection in pots .75 .40
Beet single geranium .50 .25
Class 5?Palms.
Beet collection .75 .40
Beet single specimen . .50 .25
Class 6?Begonias
Beet collection .75 .40
Beet single specimen .50 .25
Class 7?Ferns.
Beet collection of ferns 1.00 .75
Best Maiden Hair Fern .50 .25
Best Boston Fern .50 .25
Beet Asparagus fern .50 .25
Class 8?Carnations
Beet collection not less
than, six .50 .25
Class 9?Miscellaneous
Calladium .50 .25
Cactus (any species) .50 .25
Pineapple ' .50 .25
Night-blooming cereus .60 .25
Beet collection of prime
feathers .50 .25
Stand Wandering Je w .60 .25
Lemon tree and fruit .50 .25
ftranPA Plant and fruit .50 .25
I A quick method for macaroni ?
Break into pieces, cook with drippings
and chopped onion in stewp&r
until browned, add tomatoes and
boiling water, cook thirty minutes.
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SI Crepe Flowered Georgi
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SI unusual value.
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. SINGS ABOARD SHIP. IS
HEARD IN DOZEN CAPITALS
5 Mme. Melba enjoys the distinction
[(of having inaugurated concerts that
' can be heard in a dozen European
capitals at the same time. Singing in
to a wireless telephone aboard ocean
going ships within 1,000 miles of the
' European continent, the famous prii
ma donna rendered English, French
't and Italian airs which ^ere heard
[ with crystal-like clarity in Paris,
| London, Rome, Madrid, Berlin, Stocki
holm, Warsaw and other capitals, the
1 [notes' losing none of their beauty in
| their flight through space.
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A wedding ceremony in St. Louis
r cathedral in New Orleans was post'
poned several hours Wednesday be'
cause the officiating priest, Father
Antoine of the Order of Oblate Fathers
of Wary Immaculatei declared
the bride was immodestly attired and
sent her home to put on moro clothes,
He said she violated a recent order
of Archbishop Shaw of the diocese
of New Orleans relative to wearing
apparel. * ,
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! In a little consecrated mound beneath
the waving short leaf pines,
there sleeps one who will awake on
that great Resurrection morn undisturbed
by the cadence of the rippling
waters or the echo of rolling thunders
as they reverbrate from hill to hill,
' How mysterious is the reign of death
1 when one goes out to explore that
1 great unkndwn world from whence no
traveler ever returns. Death is a very
1 serious thing, but we all hop0 to meet
our Uyed ones again -in that land
where no sorrows will ever come.
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ivvuiu no uui icci iuo ouiiuyy, \
That hangs so heavy from many a
door,
Joy and peace fain would we borrow,
And hang them there for ever more
1 W. H. Stackhouse,
Campbells Bridge.
1 WHY SUFFER SO?
1 Why suffer from a bad back, from
1 sharp shooting twinges, headaches,
dizziness and distressing'urinary ills?
! People around here recommend Doane
! Kidney Pills. Could you ask for
! ask for stronger proof of merit?
' Mrs. Mollie A. Pope, R. F. D. No,
3. Latta, S. C., says: "A few years
, ago kidney trouble wsb making ray
' life miserable. I suffered intensely foi
some time. My back hurt me so much
1 that I would have to press my hands
! in en the small of it to ease the pains.
! Evidently, the trouble affected my
' eyes, too, because very often blacfc
, spots floated before my eyes, blur!
ring my sight. I would get terribly
! dizzy andNiad severe headaches. A
! neighbor, knowing how I was suf1
fering, suggested I try Doan's Kidney
Pills. They helped me from the start
and before long entirely cured me ol
- this trouble and the cure has lasted
thanks to Doan's Kidney PillSy' J
i c&n't praise them enough."
I 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburr
Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.?6 24 2t
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lies' georgette waist
most beautiful figuri
H> SILK DRESSES
$16.50
odels in Plain Georgette,
ette Crepe, Foulards, Taf
i of Georgette and Silk. An
ORGETTEIJLOUSE AT
2.95
jen. We'll only tell you that
uce models. Some have deilks;
others are beaded or
ind all other shades.
f Ladies and Men's low cut
e public at less than manu
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;w York Mr. Fass p
>pe chemise in crepe d
,ESS than manufactu
which means a reduci
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BfflBSSSISBSiESS
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
t [Maggie E. Oliver, administratrix of
^ the estate of D. N. Oliver, deceased,
i has made application unto me for fin
al discharge as such 'administratrix
i and that Friday, July 16th at 10 a.
ai. in the forenoon has been appointed
for the hearing of the said petition.
' All persons holding claims against
L the said estate are requested to file
. them with the administratrix on or
before 10 a. m. in the forenoon on
! July j.6th or this notice will be plead
'1 in bar of their recovery.
JOE CABELL DAVIS,
Judge of Probate,
16 24 4t. * Dillon County.
|1785 1020
THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON,
' I . Co-educational
Entrance examinations, and examinajtions
for the free tuition county
; J scholarships at all county seats Fri(
day^ July 9, at 9 a. m. '
Four year courses lead to the B. A.
' and B. S. degrees. Special two year
pre-medical and pre-technical courses
are given.
Spacious buildings and athletic
' grounds, well equipped laboratories,
unexcelled library facilities. Two
. UU1 lilllUI ica IUI UICU. JDAyCUQCS 11It/ti ?
| erate. For terms and catalogue, address
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| ? Harrison Randolph, Pres.
( CREDITOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
[ of the estate of Celia Ann Jackson,
deceasedt notice is hereby given that
all persons holding claims against
the estate are hereby notified to present
same duly authenticated within'
the time provided by law or this
\ notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to the
said estate are hereby notified to
. make immediate payment to the undersigned
administrator.
CLARENCE BAILEY,
t 6 24 3t. Administrator.
! CITATION
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The State of South Carolina. County
of Dillon, by Joe Cabell Davis, Probate
Judge:
i Whereas, Duncan Mclnnis has made
> suit to me to grant unto him lelers
of administration of the estae and
i effects of William Mclnnh;.
i These are, therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular th^ kindred
- and creditors of the said William Mc;
Innls, deceased, that they be and ap!
pear before me in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Dillon on Friday,
July 2nd#next, after publication here.
of, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to
r show cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
'; granted.
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, Given unaer my n&nu mu ???..,
; of June, Anno Domini, 19.20.
JOE CABELL DAVIS,
t Judge of Probate,
,6 24 2t. Dillon County.
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51ilUtA9f onxv uiiuvi
ed georgettes, tricole
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$35.00 and $40.00
$2
High class dresses o
gettes, Pure Silk Tricotet
tas and Charming Combi
Georgettes Serges and J
FIGURED GEO
40 inch all Silk Geor
riety of beautifl patterns
woven quality.
36 INCH NAVY BLA
A fine chiffon, fine
One of the best wearing
remnants. As many yard
Our entire stock of
ing of Mohair Alpaca, Pa
is offered to the public at
Silk Under
urchased a wonderful
e chine and wash satir
rer s cost. We are st:
fcion of over 33 1-3 pe
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1 P. V. Hardy,' Sales
Manager.
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Dear Sir:?
- It gives us pleasure to
house this season and you wil
ting you the High Dollar for;
Carolina and Kentucky as "1
C auctioneering; P. V. and P. ft
Iing for the Farmers' interes
Dollar on every pile. Our mot
bacco, white or colored, rich
, don't know when the market
In conclusion, if we don't get
j go,) just come right along w
J smile that all wear that sell \
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rill again break all. v
'wear, voile, organdy, a
:ttes, messalines, blue
SILK DRESSES
1.50
f loveliest figured Geor;tes,
Satins, Finest Taffe- \
nations of Taffetas and
ersey.
RGETTES $1.95 li
gettes in a wonderful va- I
. An exceptional close B
CK TAFFETAS $1.45 "
st extra heavy, quality. v
silks made. No ends or
s as you want.
Summer Gothes consist
ilm Beach and Cool Cloth I \
; Cost J
wear Special.
line of Seco Silk gowns :
i; silk and georgette crep
ill offering our entire stc
r Cent.
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D. L. Hardy
Auctioneer
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inform you that we will operate1
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11 always find us on the job whe
your tobacco. Dan Hardy, bette
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'he Little Man With the Big V
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f. Hardy, who have spent their
t, will run the sales and see tha
;to: "The same attention paid tc
or poor." We sell tobacco and n
opens, but will inform you late
around to see you (as there are
ith your first load to us and we
vith the Hardy Boys at the Lib<
Yours for High Price
HARDY
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taffetas, crepe de chii
VOILE DRESSES $7.50 and $
$4.95
All fresh from the maker a
he latest and best styles.
SALE OF 200 SMO
Hundreds of pretty smocks
iberal price concession, therefoi
Inest assortment of styles, col<
lade of pure silk Tricotette.
40 inch Black Crepe Metor <
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36 inch All Silk Georgette
ariety of the seasons most beau
SHIRTS
1 Lot of fine Men's Dress I
Wilson and other well-known m?
50 Dozen Men's Arrow Colla
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in pink and flesh colors
e, comisoles anu pettico
>ck of Zeigler High CI
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entire life work- ?B y ;|l
it you get the Top 9
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iot the man. We 9
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so many places to g ' M
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;rty Warehouse.
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$2.95 to $8.50 ?J
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$1.98 ffl
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tiful shades $1.45 j^j
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