The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 12, 1920, Image 3
E. T. ELLK
DILLON, S
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GASOLINE ENGINE DM
Do work of 6 to 10 man.
Clutch Stops saw withoul
Gasoline Engines 2 to 12 H
atogue.
Ail Equipped with Bosch
COLUMBIA SU
823 W GERVAIS St.
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MEYER 1
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W "Famous For Its Wonder!
will be even more replete with the newest,
unique of unusual features?the same genu
this famous organization in as prominent a pc
Yon Can Have it at Y
but follow a suggestion of ours and arrange
i iDgs are coming in fast. /
DONT FORGET -JSS
MEYER DAVIJ
"Orchestras Extn
Executive Offices: Cnuiheri
I The New Wiltard Hotel, ,, , *
Washington, D. C. Hotel Jc
IT'S "MEYER DAVIS" ? N
. Gained Ten
Before Taking ZIRON, Alabc
r Nervous, Had No Appetite,
ti VERY man and woman, who Is In had
Ti a run-down, weak condition, with did?
read
bad complexion and poor appe- try
tite, due to lack of iron in their blood,
ygpuld find Ziron helpful and strength- cine
building. four
It is a scientific, reconstructive tonic, good
composed of ingredients recommended Zi
by leading medical authorities. your
Describing his experience with Ziron, the
Mr. George W. S. Lanier writes from worl
Jones, Ala.: "Sometime back, I was in storr
a terrible condition. I was weak and resu
nervous, and had a tired feeling all Ge
the time. My skin was muddy. I sells
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4 The Tract *' That .
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f Mother, Son or ^
Granddad Can Operat
25%?More^P<
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This new E-B12-20, S. A. E. rat- grea
ing, Tractor pulls as much as a
15-25. Pulls a full 12-20 load with "'s
ample reserve for emergencies. . w^e
The Most Power for the Weight The
and Money ever offered. 4-cy
All gears are enclosed and dust- Thii
proof?running in oil. Only 3 Con
Braddy-Wheeler Comj
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED
at what five dollars will buy
in our store. Shirts, collars,
cravats, 'kerchiefs, gloves suspenders,
pajamas, garters,
socks, underwear, studs, cufl
links, belts, umbrellas and canes
we have in a great variety and
at a big range of prices. Promise
us you won't buy until you
have seen our goods. That's
all we ask.
)TT, Jr.
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IT PLEASES VS
to have our customers congratulate
us upon the quality of ou
ul^te us upon the quality of our
meats. Of course, we know
we J>uy but the best, but it's
mighty gratifying to know that
our customers know it- also.
Phone us, come yourself or send
the children?it's all the same.
We carry but one grade? the
best.
Palmetto Cafe
DILLON, S. C.
iG SAWS & RIGS
Lever controlled
t stopping Engine.
. P. Send for cati
Magneto.
PPLYCO
COLUMBIA, S. C.
DAVIS'
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tul Dance Music'9
snappiest tunes and the most
ine originality*that has placed
sition in the South as elsewhere.
our Dance, too
the engagement at once. Bookvis
c rchestra that played for the
len he was here on his recent tour.
2> MUSIC
J HAVMAV
lordinary"
i Booking Office
ifferson, Columbia, S. C.
OT JUST "DAVIS"
Pounds
ima Man Was Weak,
But is Now Strong.
no appetite, and at morning J
i't feel like getting up. T was
ing of Elron and decided I would
It . . .
Mil ear that Zlron is a good medV
, I have gained ten pounds in
months. Am strong and have a
[ appetite."
ron is a mild iron tonic, good for
tg and old. n helps to restore
system, when run-down by overc,
under-nourishment, caused by
lach or bowel disorders, or as a
It of some weakening illness,
t Zlron from your druggist He
it on a money-back guarantee.
ciwer, Too
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ise cups to be filled daily.
a four-wheel tractor?all
els out of furrow.
engine is standard E-B
Under Kerosene Motor.
3 is the tractor for your work,
le ia and see it.
pany, Dillon, S. C.
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{ LETS TELL
Do 7 on know that the aerie
want ta market last rear for |4I
produota of tha graat 8lata of Ca.
Do 70a knew that California 1
l Carolina?
1 You know California u a pi
California kaov about South Can
know South Carolina.
You oat California*! prunea, 0
acta iTiry 4a7, beoausa California
Let'! teU California about o*r
and Pecans. .Lot's tell the vorld
lources.
This will bo a part of the proj
meat Board, which will make a 1
11-16.
Your people recelred $620,000,1
Olre a mite to toll of South C
DO IT FOR SOI
i STATE'S GOOD POT
INTO BIG PROGRAM
I
j SOUTH CAROLINA IS GOING TO
REALIZE ON ENORMOUS
NATURAL AS8ET8
I DEVELOPMENT BOARD IS MEANS
Body Has Bssn In Field a Year and la
Now Being Urged to Take on Ao>
tivitiea Untouched by Others
What is this new thing that calls
Itself a movement for the advancement
of this State? How ie it going
.bout such a task? Isn't everybody
here already trying to promote the
State's best Interests? and, Why do
we need a general movement along
those lines?
These are some of the questions
which hare been asked since the
8outh Carolina Development Board
opened a new headquarters in Columbia
and announced its plans for a
state-wide expansion campaign to secure
an Individual membership of
some thousandjs and an Income which
will equip it to do the things which
Its past record of achievements Is
urging U to undertake.
Not An Experiment
In answering the questions about
the organisation, members of the
State eampalgn committee, of which
Governor Robert A. Cooper Is chairman
and former Governor Richard L
Manning vice-chairman, place emphasis
on these features:
The South Carolina Development
Board is not a brand new organisation;
ft'is not an experiment !h an
untried field of work,' it does not dapM*
cate any existing agency; It is democratic
in form and fully representslive
of every section end interest in
the 8tate.
The board has been operating more
than a year, with a limited number of
members and a very small ineome.
Tet it has made a record of specific
accomplishment which many older and
larger bodies might envy. It has based
its program on that which development
boards In other States, notably
In the far west, have created, thifc
avoiding their mistakes and profiting
by their successes. Its government
and operatlen have been placed directly
in the control of the individual
members, who will also determine Its
I policies. No interest and no section
of the State will be without full representation.
Its Field Unoccupied.
In particular, it is pointed out that
the development board is not overlapping
any other agency. Since
November, 1918, when the movement
bad Its actual Inception, and specifically
for more than a year past, it has
been performing state-wide services
and building up a program of definite
j activties which were and are awaiting
the attention of an organization representative
of the united opinion of
thousands of South Carolinians. There
la not today any other body of citizens
equipped to handle these tasks. Therefore
the South Carolina Development
Board speaks of Its expansion campaign,
which will be made from June
21 to 26, as an effort to greatly
strengthen an existing piece of machinery
to do an important work for
the good of South Carolina.
The precise definition of the organisation
given at the Columbia beadquarters
is:
It (s a large number of eltlisns
banded together fo carry to a awocesaful
oonclusion auch activities
aa will bring development to the
agricultural, industrial ana natural
raacurcaa of the State; b?V
ter health conditions and schools;
encourage farm home ownerehlp;
improve community life In all
phaaee; encourage upbuilding of
the live stock Industry; stimulate
the diversification of farm products
and so add to the health, happiness
and prosperity of the State;
the general sleanlng up and then
the advertrslng to the world of
the products and opportunities
South Carolina Hsb to offer.
The members of the State campaign
| committee have considered and disj
cussed the project from every angle
i and agree that the movement is one
which when unders'ood by the citizens.
will be adopted as the definite
program which Coventor Cooper and
others have stror.tly urged South
^ Carolina should r:ve.
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THE WORLD
altural produote of Booth Caroline
,000,009 more then the agricultural
Mforuia?
La about six times the size of South
set. rich itate, but how much does
>llae? The United States does not
rentes, grape fruit end other ^rodhas
advertised them.
wonatriui owtvi ruunuM, * ??? ???
about our unsurpassed natural rejram
of the 8outh Carolina Developitatc-wide
ezpanaion campaign Jane
)00 on the farms last year
arolina's might!
UTH CAROLINA!
PIEDMONT VIEW OF PLAN TO
"DO IT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA"
"This body (the South Carolina Development
Board) la composed of the
leading men of South Carolina In all
lines of actirity. The executive com*
mittee, which la, to formulate plana
and push the work of the board, rep*
resents every section, and every in*
terest of importance and is made up
nt aHIa Hrna d.m Inrfart successful men
| of affairs," said an editorial in the
I Greenville News on May 14.
"To hare such a body of men united
for the common welfare, led by such
a committee, is full of hopeful promise.
It is an effort to organise the
people of the whole State for the general
development of all public and
private interests. After all, real organization
is simply getting people together
under wise and efficient leadership
to prosecute common purposes
under uniform plans. . The leadership
is provided by the board; the pur'
poses are wisely and ably coflttruo
jtive; the plans will be forthcoming;
the press will echo and re-echo the
call; and the people will respond.
"The board, very wisely, is going
to specialize in tire development of the
agricultural resources of the Stat*
They are fundamental." ?
CHRISTENSEN GIVES NEW
MOVEMENT MUCH TIME
Senator Niels Christensen of Beaufort
is proving his Interest and falUl
in the new movement for a unification
of the forward-looking eltlxens by giving
much time and attention to the
South Carolina Development Board.
He spends several days each week la
Columbia at work with the State committee
which has charge of the campaign
plans and has engagements to
"" V l? -m-mT nla?>M In Ih* n*r(
two (weeks. This ia ttye senator'!
law of the project in his own worda:
' "We cen carry our constructive actlritiea
to a successful onclualon and
do many other things towards the upbuilding
of our State provided wholehearted
co-operation is afforded.
"Many organisations with similai
alma and purposes are working single
handed, thereby causing duplies
tion of effort Proper co-ordination In
constructive work and the bringing
together of the leaders and workers
through one organization acting" as a
clearing house, means efficiency in
operation and quicker and better results.
"This board offers Its services as a
clearing house, and the various commissions
provide the necessary machinery
for close co-operation and efficient
ODeration.
"The South Carolina Development
Board Is compose^ of and supported
by Individual members, thereby preserving
its democratic principles and
providing for the affiliation dT other
organized bodies as a wnole."
target Growing of Hamp
Joseph Dixon, writing ^Governor
Cooper from New York, says hemp
can be grown successfully in the eastern
and coastal counties of South Carolina.
Mr. Dixon says h? has gathered
enough hemp seed to plant 1,000 acres
of fiber and will furnish samples of
seed to any one wishing to try the experiment.
He says the crop can be
made worth millions of dollars to the
South- He contends that in building
ships the United States Imports nothing
but the hemp ropes.
The author of the Letter holds *
position as chief officer on one of the
United States shipping board ships,
engaged In trade with different parts
of the world. He Is a native of New
Zealand, from which this country imports
much hemp annually. Mr. Dixon's
address ts 321 West Twenty-flrst
street
Action on Ivsporated Milk
When the executive committee of
the state board of health meet9, it will
probably be called upon to decide
whether evaporated skimmed milk,
put up in containers holding less than
I one gaSlon, will bo permitted to be
sold in South Carolina.
Dr. Havne, state health officer, aaid
that 1n 1912 the state board of healtn
passed a reflation prohibiting the
sale of condensed skimmed m:!k In
South Carolina In packages lebs than
one gallon. The object. Dr. Havne said,
was to protect the health of tnfantf,
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eurcty a^'j.in?t Jos*. What insi
j insidious ?~nemy to your car?<;I
13 no L.vrance r.jainsl dspreciati
lolcr l'ZZ3 proicct your i
preci-.iicn?
We say?IT DO!
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Supplied by the follow
A?k for Green Fi?y
C?ir Compound end
Anto Service Co., Dillon, S. C.
The Schnfer Co., Little Rock, S. C;
Floyd Dnle Garage, Floyd Dale, S. C.
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I This mower is as easy on your horses as
of hay in every mile the horses travel. Cor
Braddy-Wheelei
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softens the food wasi
many tiny muscles ir
tracting and expand
way, to squeeze 1
food waste* along i
out of the system.
It is absolutely
harmless and
pleasant to take.
Try it.
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urance do you carry against the
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ler brand of Motor OH, you will
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L. F. Ellis, Mallory, S. C.
Rowland Machine Co. Rowland. Nvd
.A. K. McKellan, Hamer, S. C.
HERE is the only successful
wide-cut mower. It saves
50% of your mowing cost by
cutting twice as much in the same
time. Compensating lever and '
. spring carries the cutter baron the
I drive wheels instead of dragging it
m on the ground. This increases tracu
tion, does away with side draft
I and weight on horses' necks ?
I greatly lengthens life ef machine.
1 E-B
Standard Mower
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plowing corn, and will cut two acres
ne in and see it. Bring your boy along.
Co. Dillon, S. C
Is in town drink
i--Bring your si
Our soda fountain so far has been
the Mecca for the soda-loving public
of this vicinity. Here the crowds
come?follow the crowds. This is
the proper place to meet and treat.
We are serving the very finest soda
possible. Scores of different combinations
and flavors, from the simple
five cent drink to the 35 cents
rancy concoction. Ana service ?
the very cleanest, most courteous
service possible to offer. Surely
this should be your fountain and
"HERS."
Drug Co.
th Carolina
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