The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, August 12, 1920, Image 5
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:Miss Estelle Braddy has Returned
after spending some time in Manning.
If Mrs. J. H. McLaurin and children
< are visiting in Winnsboro.
Miss Columbia Rowland Is-vislt!il|p
friends in Pittsbofo, N. C. this week.
. Misses Agnes Davis and Llla Coleman
of Latta were in town Friday.
Miss Nell Smith spent Monday in
vLarta. v
William Brick has returned from a
business trip to St. Louis, Mo.
Miss Margaret Melvin is in Colum-bia
visiting her- sister, Mrs. Mathers.
Smyth Stubbs spent Sunday at the
Isle of Palms.
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j Rev. W. B. S. Chandler is spending
some time in Hendersoavilie, N. C.
j Miss Virginia Lee of JfawfclnsviUe,
! Ga., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. D.
7 Z Hargrove. *
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Mrs. R. L. Moody and children and
, Mrs. Don Martin are visitlffg relatives
i in Savannah. "r
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. ElUott have
; returned from a trip' through Kentucky.
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Mrs. S. H. Turner of Hamlet spent
* Monday and Tuesday in town with
tff TrtoL'QAn
* her raotner, Mrs. o. ??. ?
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ammons are
spending the week at Jackson
? Springs.
Aaron Rosenburg lefU ..Saturday
night for Baltimore to spent a week
with relatives.
Meyer Markowitz has accepted a
position with the M. H. Blum Co.,
at Latta.
Miss Lacey Jackson has returned
home after spending some time in
Durham, Asheville and Hamlet.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. William# and
v family motored over to Sumter last
week to spend a few days with friends.
Mrs. J. W. Connelly and children
have returned from a visit to relatives
in Richmond, Va., and Graham,
N. C.
N Mr. and Mrs.' W. J. Carter will
r leave this week for Boston, Mass.,
where they will visit Commander A.
\ F. Carter.
Rev. W. C. Allen has returned from
Myrtle Beach and the regular morning
services will be held at the Bap?
^ tist church next Sunday.
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(Mrs. N. B. Hargrove left Monda
for a visit to her' sister Mi .. J. (
Holliday, in Blackstone, Va.
J. R. WataoQ family leave Sa
urdayfor Ndir xOTC While thei
Mrs. Watson will purchase her Fa
line of ready to wear.
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Miss C. B. McLeod, County Nurs
has returned afler spending her vaci
tion in. the mountains of North Ca
0liDa" ?o?
Frank Hursey who has been spen<
| ing some time in Washington with h
.brother, left there Wednesday for Ba
j timore for an operation.
j In the list of election managers pul
1 lished last week Kemper precinct wi
unintentionally omitted. TTfl manai
ers at Kemper are: Parker Barfieli
j Manton Hayes and James Price.
j Dr. R. M . Buie and family have n
turned from a visit to relatives I
: North Carolina. Dr. Buie, who recen
ly moved to Dillon from North Can
! lina, stood his examination before ti
State Board a few days ago and hi
been licensed to practice in this stat
^ L. Z. Hewitt, whd was taken to
Fayetteville hospital two weeks ag
by the Rescue Workers of Dillon
at home again on the mill village. E
is getting on splendidly.,
Mrs. J. D. McKinley and daughte
Cora, who have been spending sop:
time in Greensboro, N. C., as tt
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tyso
returned home Tuesday.
Capt. B. Y. Gibson, of the Reset
, Workers in Dillon, now has in 1}
home a little infant child to be adop
ed into some good home. It is a be
child born July 30th. Only responsib!
, parties need apply?those who ca
ffluo tho hoot of reforpneps.
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"VESTA BATTERIES" AND TW
RAGGEDyMEX.
There's a pair of raggy men that lh
in your town,
Who'll care for your battery until it
run down,
They'll fill it with water, and tighte
; the screw,
And with a smile they'll say, "It's frt
to you!''
These "ragged men, when your car
dead
Puts in a box that's as heavy as leai
Fixes the wires then at you they grii
'Cause they know their 'Vesta' is g<
ing to make it spin.
Then on a bench your battery is nes
ed
With a 'Cad' and 'Bottle' each cell
then tested
I Charge, discharge, charge, is wh:
you \frould hear,
i And it'll be charged right, if it tak<
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(These ragged men don't put on air
I When they do Automobile Electr;
Repairs,
I They don't mind the dirt and tb
grease they're in;
They'll just go to it, and work lib
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BUGGIE
jpear before the go
by fair dealings w
GOO
is from Dillon Coun
usiness that may c
/hat you found a gc
i train load of wage
ce's now are much
pou will see the dil
n need of a good Bt
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fishes for your pro
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,y These raggedy men have a battery
j# they sell,
Of it's patented features, and merits
they'll tell,
t- It's name is *.Vesta' and you can bel
e all your dough ; :
11 That it will spin your starter, and
make your lights glow.
For courtesy and promptness, the}
can't.be beat;
al The hand of hearty welcome the}
r. freely extend,
And thank you for reading their ac
to the end. I
j. VESTA BATTERY SERVICE,
i, Frasler's Garage,
i. W. D. OUTZ, Prop.
8 12 It.
" WANT COLUMN
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TAKEN UP? On Monday one blacl
pony. Owner can get same by pay
e" ing for this advertisement. Applj
tn to J. S. Thompson, Dillon, S. C.
NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS ?
16 I have two delivery trucks and twc
18 wagons and am in better positioi
e* than ever to make prompt deliver
ies. Send me ytfur grocery orders. ]
a buy country produce at. highes
>? market prices. I sell groceries
ia wholesale and retail. Charlie Sa
Cei- leeby.?8 4 tf.
'LOST ? One sorrel horse, about (
r? years old and black mare mule
ie about 7 years, Wednesday nighi
ie from my farm 4 miles from Mullins
,Q No. 1. Notify R. A. LeOette, Mul
lins, S. C., Route 1.?2t.
le FOR SALE?One windmill with 6(
18 foot steel tower, 1250 gallon cy
t_ press tank, 1 No. 2 Myer's pump
?y further particulars write G. D
le Barlow.?7 29 2tp.
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ROBESON COUNTY FARM LANDS
for Sale?I have *several of th?
O best farms in Robeson county
North Carolina, for sale. Thes(
farms ore all well located as to rail
e road and -highway facilities, anc
are in the tobacco belt of the coun
'si ty. Also several hundred acres o!
well located and drained cui-ovei
n lands. Also several million feel
original growth pine timber. Set
;e or write me at Lumberton, N. C. D
A. Shaw. 7 29 3t.
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FORDS, FORDS. ?I hnve Severn
Fords at low prices. Also a buict
a? six. Call at my garage. J. Earh
3" Bethea.
FOR SALE? My two houses ? tin
one in which I am living and' the
is one J. H. McLaurin is occupying G
G. McLaurin.?7 29 3t.
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lg WANTED ? Live wire to sell Bris
co Automobiles in your territory
s J. H. Ham, Distributor, Charlotte
ic* n. C.?7 29 3tp.
e FOR SALE" ? ONE NEW FORI
Coupe with starter, everything 0
:e K. Price right. Write or apply t<
W. M. Ford, Lake View, S. C. ?lt[
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GREETINGS TO ]
od people of Dillon (
ith them in the past
DS WELL BO
ity last year was mo
ome *o us this year,
tod, clean stock to s<
TRAIN LOAD
>ns early in the Spri
higher. We will be
[ference in buying.
BUGGIES Al
iggy and set of Hart
sperity, I am
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JUST RECEIVED ? TWO CAI
loads of bran new Fords with sel
i starters. See L. F. Britt.?8 12.
: STRAYED, SATURDAY, JULY 31st
a black mare Shetland pony weigh
I five hundred pounds. Last seen go
ing toward Smithboro. Reward fo
r Information or return. O. B. Stack
house, Mullins, S. C.?S 7 ltp.
FOR SALE ?JtOne exceptionally fin
I Jersey cow with twin calves, thre
weeks old, one male and one fe
male. Fourth time cow has calved
Mrs. W. J. Montgomery, Marion
S. C.?8 12 It.
- J FOR SALE?U. S. Standard wag
on scales, weight 6000 pounds. L
C. Braddy.?8 12.
WANTED AGENTS?To write healtJ
J and accident insurance in countrj
1 must have car. We pay you whil
" learning. Address M. E. Street!
niaf Mer. Po. Box 300, Florence
S."~C.?1 12 6t.
" FOR SALE ? Ten Registered Duro
Jersey pigs, 10 weeks old. Best ol
fer gets them. Jno. F. Elliott, Dll
[ 4 Ion, S. C.-8 7 2tp.
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, Statement of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Circulation, Etc., Require
by the Act of Congress of Augus
94, 1912, of Dillon Herald, Put
| : lished Weekly at Dillon, S. C.
State of South Carolina,
[j. County of Dillon, ss: .
j I Before me, a Notary Public in am
for the state and county aforesaid
jappered A. B. Jordan, who, havlm
_ been duly sworn according to law, de
j sposes and says that he is the'publish
_,er of the Dillon Herald and the th
following, is the best of his know!
ledge and belief, a true statement o
' the ownership, management, etc., o
_ the aforesaid publication for the dat
j1 shown in the above caption,.require*
j by the Act of August 24, 1912. em
bodied in section 443, Postal Law
| and Regulations, printed on the re
j verse of this form, to wit:
[I 1. That the names and address o
the publisher, editor, managing edi
? tor, and business managers are:
. Publisher, A. B. Jordan, Dillon.
, Editor, A. B. Jordon, Dillon, S. C
? Managing Editor, A. B. Jordan, Dil
^lon, S. C.
'I Rnainpss Managers. A. B. Jofdar
Dillon, S. C.
j 2. That the owners are:
A. B. Jordan, Dillon, S. C.
H. 0.'Jordan, Dillon, S. C.
: 3. That the known bondholder:
mortgagees, and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent o
'.more of total amount of bonds, n\ort
! gages, or other securities are. Norn
A. B. JORDAN.
Sworn to and subscribed before m
this 31st day of July, 1920.
N. B. Hargrovs
My Commission Expires at Pleas
, ure of Governor.
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B. J. Morten sold tobacco with Nee
>,& Dixon Bros.\ Monday for fane
. prices. 180 lbs. brought $64.00 pe
), hundred, 440 lbs. brought $52.00 pe
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bounty for business
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>st satisfactory and
Remember that y
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less, we have the
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VILLE, S. C.
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I prompt smpmenl
jl eries. Solid or
;I will pay you to
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11 SHIN(
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16 " for porch#
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