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Why Pick on the l'ig? . h ti Ad old farmer and his ".vife were II standing before their pig sty looking w at their only pig, when the old lady' said: "Say, John, it will Le our sil- K ver wedding tomorrow. Let's kill the pi vie" John replied with disgust: "What lit the use of murdering the poor pig Hi for what happened twenty-flve years ' Yi ago?"?New York Central Magazine. | Hi A Time for Caution I "I suppose your motto is "make! hay while the sun shines," remarked !th the summer boarder who tries to be is .genial. w' "It used to be," said Farmer Corn- te tossel. "But lately I have been a Ei little bit careful not to mention sun- *1 shine for fear the hired man would tii insist on having extra help to hold th an umbrella over him while he work- e.v ed."?Washington Star. cu o ? ag Nothing on Him ar re A somewhat smart man, according 2, to a story that is going the rounds, tu remarked to a farmer friend: (tic "Thursday we autoed to the coun-: th try club and golfed till dark, thenlth trolley back to town and danced till la morning." th The farmer "got back" in this lan- la< firmfp cr! "I've been havin' some time myself. ? Wednesday I muled down to the cornfield and geehawed till sundown. Then I suppered till dark and piped gt till nine. Then I bedsteaded till five o'clock, then breakfested till it was In time to go mulin' again." r o ' AIRPLANE BEARING GOVERNMENT MAIL ARRIVES E( AT COAST Ju da San Francisco, Cal., Sept. 11.? as Poking its nose through white mists du that hovered over the outer harbor, fir the first airplane bearing government th mail from New York arrived over the in "Marina" at 2:30 o'clock this after- af noon. Three minutes later it had cir- hi] cled over the high altitude and had; landed just 72 hours and 52 minutes: lot after it had left New York city. The | tW big De Haviland four taxied to a posi- ;So tion close to the waitir mail trucks, j by Ground mechanics cli d to a com-Jag partment just forwaiu of the pilot w< and began throwing from it mail I pouches. There were six of them, pa weighing 430 pounds. The pilot, j Ai E. E. Mouten, of Oakland, stepped j er from his seat to be greeted by Post- j hi' master Charles E. Fay and Col. John (so H. Jordan, in charge of the govern-,Qu xuent air mail service on this coast, j Mouten's trip from Reno is said by air pilots to be the fastest ever made! between that city and San Francisco. 9 It took him two minutes less than j two hours to fly 250 miles. Thej Come on, boys Let s ? Phil Dew'; Where we always get the besl We are now going to offer you raised in Dillon county?the produc are not the cheapest people in Latt best meat that can be bought. We there every Saturday, as our othe: to stay there all the time. All bot are not a very good bookkeeper ours bookkeeper somewhere, but we cai We want to thank you for the kind promise you that we will endeavn attractive than ever before. Be sui before buying your beef. PHIL I LATTA, | We Apprecic | Trade and S: | Every Co ^ When school opens ready to start with SX Something will be cils, Pens, Erasers, Writing Paper, Table Composition Books, rials, Lunch Kits, Et Let the children c< for these things. r ^ the best attention w $ | MOODY DRUG NEXT TO PC V Phone ] V ighest altitude to which he earrie ie plane was eleven thousand feei e bucked a head wind will of th ay. The second plauc to leave Sa ranciseo with mail from New Yorl it off from the .Mania at 6:?0o'tloc] lis morning. It was piloted by \\"il uu V. .Morgan, formerly an arm; er. He carried four bags for Nev ork, one to Cheyenne and one t eno; two to Salt* Lake. o THE AK.MV WO KM SITUATION Clemson College. Sept. 0.?Th' itd generation of the army worn now working full force, and thes' ornis will be active for a period o n days, says A. F. Conradi, Stab nomologist. Accordinging to th< ipearance of the situation at thi me, there will be a recurrence o Is outbreak next spring unless un pected winter weather should oc ir. At this time the principal dam ;e is to forage crops, and farmer: e advised to keep on hand fo ady reference information Card No because the use of the bran mix re on forage crops is entirely prac :al. Farmers are cautioned to kee] is information card on file so tha ey may have it next spring. J rge amount of forage has been los is season unecessarily because o ck of time and information at th< Itical moment. MASTER'S SALE ate of South Carolina ?County o Dillon. the Court of Common Pleas. H. Wiggins et al., plaintiff, agains W. Bruce Bowen et al., defendants Pursuant to an order of his Honor Iward Mclver, judge of the Fourtl dicial Circuit, bearing date of 23rt y of August, 1920, the undersigned Master for Dillon county, will sel inng the legal hours of sale, on th< st Monday in October, same beinj e 4th, before the court house dooi the Couutv of Dillon. In the Stat* oresaid, at public auction to th< ghest bidder for cash. All that certain piece, parcel 01 t of land situate in the town of Lit i Rock, County of Dillon, State o uth Carolina,'bounded on the nortl a street; east by Baptist parson e lot; south by certain vacant lots: ?st by Mrs. Lucy Davis. Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser t< v for all papers and revenue stamps ij* person bidding off the said prop ty ana refusing to comply with hi! d thereof, said property will be re Id upon the same or some subse ent salesday at the risk of the for ?r purchaser. A. B. JORDAN, Master for Dillon County. 0 Subscribe to The Herald and ge > to to s Market t in every ounec we buy. some of the finest steers ever t of P. A. George's Fa^m. We a, because we handle the very can only promise to meet you business does not permit us >kkeeping discontinued, as we selves. We might have a little l't tell just where right now. ness shown us in the past and r to make our business more re to look for the Dew Market DEW s. c. ite Children's I v how Them 1; urtesy. | T I ; no pupil will be << a full equipment. * needed in Pen- $ Inks, Crayons, its, Rulers, Paste, J Drawing Matec. i Dme to our store * rhmr tttill ro/?oivo L 11^;j **iii i vv^vi * w e can give them. I COMPANY | >STOFFICE ^ 101. ?$ fler bsgesi V Sayi C5 year Old Kentucky Lady, 1 After a Few Doses j i ei Meadorsville, K.v.?Mrs. Cynthia < f, ? Higginbctham, of this town, says: "At e! e my age, which is 63, the lirer does Si f not act so well as when young. A few " years ago, my stomach was all ost of ~ : -! fix. I was constipated, my liver 5 r didn't act My digestion was bad, and J It took so little to upset me. My appetite was gone. I was very weak... e I decided I would give Black- b * Draught a thorough ti lal as I knew It * t was highly recommended for this 1 11 trouble. I began tak.ng it I felt g 5 1 better after a few doses. My appetite f< .. Improved and I became stronger. "Uy 1 bowels acted naturally and the least 2! f trouble was soon righted with a few A \ t S5=5i5ii5!i=^==:=ii==iSiiiiiiii=ii=i^ i p???????????? 1 1 a ; a 2 r f 1 I > ) * I 3 / i t What innUi CM I V| 11 I the m Select your tirea according to the roads they have to travel: In sandy or hilly country, wherever the going is apt to be heavy?The U. S. Nobby. ; For ordinary country I roads?The U. S. Chain or Usco. ! For front wheels? The U. S. Plain. For best results everywhere ? U. S. j Royal Cords. HI VOW. CORD NOBJW-QWNUSOO-PI/ I j. r. covixfiTo: i". ikm.kks, roi ; i:?K;KKS motk - !' i !j <> il HON WAS BADl ?fho Tells How She Was Relieved of Black-Draught. loses of Black-Draught." Seventy years of successful use has i nade Thedford's Black-Draught a itandard, household remedy. Every ' nember, of every family, at times, leed the help that Black-Draught can rive In cleansing tile system and re* leving the troubles that come from ronstlpatlon, Indigestion, lazy liver, tc. You cannot keep well unless your tomach, liver and bowels are In good rorklng order. Keep them that way, "ry Black-Draught It acts promptly, ently and In a natural way. If yon eel sluggish, take a dose tonight 'ou will feel fresh tomorrow. Price 5c. a package?One cent a dose 1 II druggists. J. s done at ling else ovie Houj TOOK at the crow Mmj step out of their front of the movies summer evening. The movie mar would be renting half i theatres for store spa weren't for the auton II It is typical of Am that they took to th< mobile as a matter of ? just as they have movies and to even great invention of t half century. And the same thi u happened every time. ' J things as they come i tjj way to foster waste a travagance. As regards tires, the back is about due. are pretty near throug United \ & < .IikImmi, S.C. rk. S. <\ I5S ( ()., Dillon, S J PyTTHE'ZIPri One of six recognized international auti the man whose knowledge of the farthest oil has enabled him to c W "GREEN FLAG" Motor Oil intensely practical lines. Sc ' recognize impulses or visionar slowly over ground that is pre process of evolution that hai . world's supreme lubricant. \ Get your "GREEN FLAG" de \ this Wonder Oil. Results w Costs no more Costs less in t Supplied by the following waU-kn Ask for Green Flag Goer Compound ana Cup Crease Auto Service Co., Dillon, S. 0. L. F. EJ The Schafer Co., Little Rock, S. C. Rowland Floyd Dale Garage, Floyd Dale, S. C.A. K. J ^ !| > much as to fill up ses r A **V' :<-f-'#J ^ ds that ing for something \ cars in there when they lc every //7 What a man paji lagers tire is quality?not of their number of miles or ce, if it lege of getting a : lobile. case the miles dc up to the limit. ericans U. S. Tires are gi 5 auto- as to quality?with course tation of mileage. to the ,, . And that holds ju: j other , , ^ for the small car t he last TT ^ ^ the biggest U. S. T got. There's only c ng has ard of quality with I Taking the size of the car ] s a fine ing whatever to cf< nd ex- rv. * w We represent U : come- in this town. You People worth while to talk ^h pay- fore you buy any m ! States Tin !> J. IT:!:. Hamcr. S. C. Tin: ri.ovn co? rinvrt.iio. s. c. <\ Mi l.\l "MIX. Minium. S. C. horities on lubrication is : requirements of a motor lirect the manufacture of along original, unique, jet ience, you know, does not y suppositions. It progresses iven step by step. 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