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The same wonderful qualit
I fountain has always serve
pleasing surroundings witl
now as ever. Delicious
flavor and piping hot?anc
HOT
Chocolate
Coffee jy,
Bouillon
Malted Milk w
Lemonade hw
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Next to Post Office
DILLON,
I' ?the guaranteed
battery t it makes \ $
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TTONEST, skilful I
XI our business id<
Service is the kind tha
confidence. And our
Service is?
Not to sell you a m
present one is worth
back up our repairs w
guarantee for eight mor
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battery? No matter
will help you to get tl
* / a ice. Bring it in, and
learn something new in
H - yibson &
9 A Ave. - Phone
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notice.
Notice Is given that I have disposof
my interest In the Palmetto ^
.fe to C. O. Hatch, who assumes ide
Indebtedness against the business! tv
d will hereafter continue It under
e name of the Palmetto Cafe. All Le
counts owing the said business
ould be paid to Mr. C. G. Hatch lo]
10 has authority to receipt against S(
em in full. th'
J. R. HATCH,
lion, S. C., Oct. 5, 1920.?11 4 4t. pa
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TY TREASURER'S TAX NOTICE. 8a
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The tax books for the collection of rjj
ty Taxes for the year beginning an
n. 1st, 1920 will open at the City;^eaeurer's
Office over the Peoples j
ink November ist, 1 yzv. a penaiuy -
5 per cent, will be added after De- al]
mber 1st. and a penalty of 10 per
nt. will be added after December
st, 1920. . * ?;
J. B. Edwards, ^1
28 City Treasurer.
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MASTER'S SALE. Sn
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ate of South Carolina, on
County of Dillon. Bi
;rtha McCormac, Plaintiff, ]al
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mnie Bell Newberry, et al,
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rery man a chance to own hia I pa
weather-proof, enjoyable home. 1 ?
lead air apace between effects I
Winter cold. I T
-quickly erected by any handy I I
rou save In rent will soon pay | |
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PENT SUCH, Jo
y of hot drinks that our Jo
in cold. The same <*
i as many conveniences an
drinks of "just right" ed
I a very pleasing list.v
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Better than E?er
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vays In favor because of flavor, ;r
the best and even better than
r now. Meet and treat to your
irCs content. You'll find many
idight on a snappy cold day.
RUG CO
Phone 101 I
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vice?the I
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Battery Service is ^
ial. Our idea of ;
it builds customer- r=
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sw battery if your |?
repairing, and to j
ith an adjustment 2
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what its make we
tie maximum serv- s|
while here you'll $
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Edwards
44 - Dillon, S. C.
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Defendants,
Pursuant to an order of his Honor j
[ward Mclver, Judge of the Fourth ,
dicial Circuit, bearing date the
th day of November, 1920, the unrsigned,
as Master for Dillon cunn,
will sell during the legal hours of
le, on the first Monday in Decemr,
same being the 6th before the
urt house door in the town of DI1i,
In the County of Dillon, in the
ate aforesaid, at public auction to
e highest bidder for cash.
Description. All that certain piece,
reel or lot of land situate and heing
the town of Dillon, and state aforeid,
measuring 30 feet on Railroad
e. and running back therefrom at
?ht angles 140 feet, more or less,
d bounded on the north by lot of
L. Wheeler, on the East by Railad
Avenue; on the South by lot of
L. Wheeler and on the west by an
leyway.
All that certain piece, parcel or
ncujt Dreammg, ana sucn Kindred
diseases. Thousands attest
to its great virtue. If LUNGARDIA
fails, your money returned.
Price, 60c and $1.20
per bottle.
ManufMtartd by
LUNGARDIA CO.. P?U*i. T<x?i.
FOR SALE BY
DILLON PHARMACY
MASTER'S SALE
ate of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Court of Common Pleas,
irmers and Merchants Bank
vs.
imes D. Bethea, et al.
Under and by virtue.of a decreee of
e Court of Common Pleas for Diln
county. South Carolina, in the
se of Farmers & Merchants Bank,
aintiff, against James D. Bethea
;d others,defendants, the undersignwill
sell at public auction before
e Court House door at Dillon, s?
, within the legal hours of sale, on
e 6th day of December, 1920, all
at certain tract'of land situate in
Jthea township, County and State
oresaid, containing one hundred
i/l nlnolv MQftl ii>rM rnnro nr less
mnded north by lands of estate T.I
You intf
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ANYPatheF
This would
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worth) free?a
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B??MB? IfWHJMfclMME
P. Squires and lands conveyed to Luclle
Biggs; east by public road known
as Little Roek and Mars Bluff road;
south by lands of O. J. Fenegan; and
west by lands of Mrs. C. E. Manning,
lands of David 'Bethea, and lands conveyed
to Luclle Biggs; the same being
the home place of James D. Bethea,
but not including a parcel ef
ten (10) acres, more or less, conveyed
to Lucile Biggs by deed recorded
in book 10, page 304.
Terms of Sale, CASH?Purchaser
to pay for revenue stamps and papers.
If the purchaser or purchasers at
such sale shall fail to comply with
his or their bid, the undersigned will
resell the said premises on the same
or some subsequent salesday at the
risk of the former purchaser or purchasers
without the further order of
the court.
A. B. JORDAN,
11 18 3t. Master for Dillon County
iCl 01 iana buuuib auu uemg ??
llsboro township in the county of
lion, in the state aforesaid, conIning
44 acres, more or less, and
unded on the north by lands of
irtis, on the east by lands of H. D.
aith or Brown's Branch, on the
uth by lands of L .M. Miller and
i the West by Jumping Gully
-anch, and being the same tract of
ad conveyed to Wm. Miller by W.
Miller.
Terms of sale, Cash. Purchaser to
y for all papers and revenue
imps. Any person bidding off the
id property and refusing to comply
th his bid therfor, said property
ill be resold upon the same or
me subsequent salesday at the rlslc
the former purchaser.
A. B. JORDAN,
18 Sc. Master for Dillon County,
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GUARDYOUR LUNGSWITH
Lungardia
LUNGARDIA opens the respiratory
organs, removes the thick
masses of sputum, heals the
irritation, dispels the cough
and cold. Unsurpassed in spasr^A
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To furniih the telephone
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a i.. 1091 additional fac
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constructed.
, To build these facilities
906.00.
The Company has no mot
i construct these facilities.
All new construction mus
of the capital account of the
the Company's present ca
in the Company's business.
This money can be had 1
It must be invested in the
ness.
This money can be ha<J
source; from the investin
who have surplus money to
Part of the investing pu!
try live In South Carolina.
These facilities are nee<
people of South Carolina.
Will the investing publi<
Una furnish this money?
Every dollar the public c
will invest in the Company
construct plant facilities lz
South Carolina for the use
South Carolina.
If the investing public
Carolina will not invest the
in the Company's busing
must get the money need
from the investing public
from strangers.
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can you exyev*.
money in a business locat<
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l)6St $25 worth of
Pathe Phonograph at that!
'honograph (except 2 small tabl<
be an unprecedented offer i
BUT THIS IS THE PATHEment:
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in cabinet quality, supreme ii
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FOR A LIMITED Ti
irmichael-Mooc
Dillon,
Helped Fatht
"Ziron Did Us Both Goot
of Norene,
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r* Is a well-known medical fact, that w
iron is a necessary constituent of the in
blood, and that blood lacking iron is g<
the cause of many troubles that only iron y<
will cure. th
Ziron, a scientific compound of iron r<
with other valuable ingredients, is the
remedy to take when your blood needs ai
more iron, and your system requires a y
tonic. *Ziron is mild and harmless, does
not stain the teeth, and is good for chil- a
dren as well as adults. h
Mr. F, Q. Gentry, of Norene, Tenn.,
5
cts of the Teh
tion in South Car
By J. Bpp? Brewn, President.
[ELL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAP1
: Solution of the Probl
, service which ^ which
>f8outtf Carolina will not lnrwt the!
lllties must be The facflitleo ne
. for by money furnl
will cost IMS,- tot* whet they u
line while serving
iey with which to' ' Can yen ask or
* more money for y<
. under present cond
it be paid for out
Company; all of " the people of
pital is invested supply the money
p selves they must ii
it
In only one way;
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Company s busi- AUJB * *" u" u"u
to earn a fair and j
now Invested in So
1 from only one and apoil aU addl
g public, people furtxlsh you service
inveBt _ This can be don<
blic of this coun- ,ng f#lr and jUfit ,
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Just profit over at
: of South Caro- nlshlng you aervli
Carolina, It can s
if South Carolina ing In other states
r will be used to nlsh serrloe to the
i the state of The Company m
of the people of ft can get the mon
The people of
living In South fi?t
Ir surplus money have telephoi
is, the Company Infest your own
ed to serve you business, or perm
In other states; gugk a profit upon
vestment as will 1
s to Invest their their money In th<
id in South Caro- to serve you.
nent will tell what profit the Company
PHONOGI
RECORDS
with any vfil A A ill
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me in de- HjW fl S WLJ
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1," Writes Mr. Gentry,
, Tenn. * *
y
rites: "Ziron Iron Tonic has made good
i my family. 1 have used it to a very j
eat advantage to myself and my 14ear-old
boy. It did us both good. I
link it is a good medicine for what it is *
scommended."
If you are pale, weak, tired, feel down A,
id out, take Ziron. It will put iron into
our blood, and should help build you up.
Qet a bottle from your druggist today,
nd give ZIRON a fair trial. Sold by
im under a money-back guarantee.
Ask him about it He will tell you. /<
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people of South Carolina * ' lr
money?
w used by you weife paid
lebed by strangers. They ?
re earning In South Caroyou
just as you know.
expect them to furnish
>ur use In South Carolina
tltlons?
South Carolina will not
needed to serve themiduce
strangers to furnish
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i by allowing the stranger
lust profit upon his money
iuth Carolina, serving you,
tional money required' to
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b in but one way; by pay- y,' - -j
rates. *
iany is legally authorized .{: j
rhlch will yield a fair and
id above the cost of furce
in the state of Sonth
eeure from strangers liv- ^
the money needed to fur- W
i state of South Carolina. w
ust have this right before
ey.
South Carolina must aot
le serrtee 70a must either
money In the Company's
It the Company to earn A
lta present and future Innduce
strangers to lnrest
b state of Sonth Carolina.
asks to earn.
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