The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, June 02, 1921, Image 8
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Aimed ?t Eradication of
|H^RH|pMt ?1IVwdn-Ajutitoxin is
Snw Ready for Distribution.
IIBBR* Btate Board of Health)
llrPwPl*^ May 24?Another forward
the protection of the public
||8p?P?Pfci la announced by the State
v ^RP^o' Health, the neweet move bel
> MR aimed at the eradication of diphThrough
Dr. C. A. Shore, dii
H|fr (d the state laboratory of by"|W^
notice is being sent the phyHHMa
of the state that toxln-anti*J^HNpp*
is now ready for distribution
|^Mjjgfcp nominal charge of ten cents
?nMr the three doses ndeded to give
s^^jhmuxUty.
- v' v Toxin-antitoxin is different front
v^z-diphtheria antitoxin. The letter is
"need for treatment and in 1,000 unit
dhaea, for immediate protection. The
iauaunity rendered by the toxin-anting^hxia
mixture is believed to last for
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WHEN IN TROUBLE
Call Phone 77
P. & W. REPAIR CO. *
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Make Cars "
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K: Seeds from the chaulmoogra tree c
went Of India, the oil of which forms the 8
M. %ae of a treatment successfully used *
dr.ys m treating leprosy, have been re- 1
C delved in the Philippine Islands by 1
4v the Bureau of Science. An attempt 8
will be made to grow the tree for ]
this purpose. 1
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,heET.,SWp and Sail under
Mar'pifbc Stars and Stripes to
Fre* ; ' Mil parts of the world j
is s OHIPS with the Stars
ent O and Stripes blowing J
* from their masts are once [
jffinT' | more sailing the seven seas. r
[ They are, by the Mer- J
chant Marine Act, 1920, [
^ .' . ultimately to r
vfr I j be owned and operated |>
' privately by citizens of the t
United States." [
a?* I T They are American ships, r
p i carrying passengers and, as
, President Harding has said, f
chiidre **. . . carrying our car- r
burg coui.?oes ^ American bottoms t
. _an o the marts of the world." C
town Frid W <splendid ships Miss
ji00 the seven seas under 1:
.section wjhe Stars and Stripes by C
nco sailing and shipping on h
T them. fc
he' : Free use of E
Shipping Board films % [<
Use of Shipping Board _ r
motion picture films, four L
' reels, free on request of 0
C | any mayor, pastor, post- imaster,
or organization. L
SHIPS FOR SALE E
(To Aimricmn citiuru oniy)
j ' Steel steamers both oil and coal P
burners. Also wood steamers ~
wood hulls and ocean-going tugs. E
Further information may be ot>- 12
tamed by request.
For sailings of passenger *and
freight ships to all 0
^narts of the world and all
thther information write L
evenir_ E
Fowl I U. S. Shipping Board [
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l57l Acre? of Land, Vali
ML OPERAT1
St. DEGREE COURSES
I Agriculture (Seven Majors)
'V/-.1 Architecture.
*i? 1 Chemistry.
! Chemical Engineering.
6 \ 1 Civil Engineering
I Electrical Engineering
. I Mechanical Engineering
I Textile Industry
I Industrial Education
3 11 General Science
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I SHORT COURSES
r.ipM; Agricultural
]|"r f Textile Industry
WTjif Fre-Medical.
SUMMER SCHOOL
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|r Agricultural Teachers
Cotton Graders
BP Cdhpi Make-up.
a Hem oral of Entrance Conditions
B. Agricultural Clnb Boys
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atuduuta reostve financial assii
# Junior and senior classes
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Ten for 10 cents. Handy
size. Dealers carry both.
10 for 10c; 20 for 20c.
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The prison population of th? MidLie
and Southwestern United States
lecreased 12.4 per cent In the last
ix years, This falling off in prison
copulation of this section is equivacnt
to more than the combined
crisoners of Kansas, Iowa, Wlscon'n
and North and South Dakota in
L914.
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OLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
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,t . m. ntvjvju, rresiaeni
lc o( Plant Over $2,300,000.00. En
ID UNDER STRICT MILITARY DISC
VALUE OF A TECHNICAL 6
EDUCATION.
A technical education lg th?
best insurance against hard
times. In earning capacity, it
may equal an estate of $&0,000
For the untrained are the positions
of poverty and obscurity.
Times are hard in South Carolina,
but the cost of an eduoation
at CI era son College is comparatively
low?sufficiently low to be
within the reach of any ambitious
young man in South Carolina.
Scholarships, free tuition and
the payment by the United States
Government to R. O. T. C. students,
still further reduce the
cost.
Do not allow the financial
difficulties to keep you from
entering college this fall to prepare
yourself for the opportunities
that lie ahead. ?
' of the senior division of the Reserve<
lance from the Federal Government,!
I FULL INFORMATION WRITE OR 1
JAR, CLEMSON CO
CRBDCTOB-s KOm '
Having qualified a* -oxacutor of I
the estate of Joseph J. Hayes, deceas- I
ed, notice is hereby Riven that all c
persona holding claims against tho t
estate are hereby notified to present [
same duly authenticated within the *
time provided by law of this notice p
will be plead in bar of their recovery, f!
All persons indebted to the said f
estate are hereby notified to make r
immediate payment to the undersign- ?
ed executor. p
L. F. Johnson.
5 26 3t. Executor. ^
Women \
Made Young jj
Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may bm r
yours if you will keep your syataua E
In order by regularly taking ?
COLD MEDAL jj
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The world's standard ramady for kidnayw
Uvar, bladder and uric add troubles, tha J;
ncmUs of lila and looks. In use sinew H
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rollment 1919- 20. 1014. r
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SCHOLARSEOPS AND KXA.MI- " NATION
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The college maintains one hun- E
dred and seventy four-year
scholarships in the Agricultural Iand
Textile Courses. Each scho- P
larship means $400 to help pay Z
expenses and $160 for tuition ?
apportioned equally over the
four years. SI
Also fifty-two scholarships in ?
the One Year Agricultural Course,
these scholarships are i
worth $100 and tuition of $40. C
The scholarships must be won c
by competitive examinations p
which are held by each County r
ouyermienaeni 01 HiOUCaUon on [
July 8th. It is worth your while
to try for one of these scholar- t
ships. f
Credit for examinations pass- i
ed at the county seat will be given
to thoso who aie not applying t
for scholarships but for entrance. j
Officers Training Corps. All R. O. r
this reaching about $200 per year I
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a periectly reliable and safe.
g Warehouse Certifcates issu
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B the government grader sen
| of selling their cotton withi
B graded. One large farmer
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B ed cotton gave us his checl
| cotton for him this very da
| for the samples upon requ<
B given him the official.gra
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see that the authorized EB
oration has a chance at it. m
of the Dillon County Ware- j|J
iration is $100,000.00, ?
Cotton stored and State gg
led. Government Cotton ?
There are patrons of j?
/ice who would not think j|
out having it Government 51
of this date, June 1st, who jfj p
ce with government grad- ?
t for grading 10 bales of sa .g
ly. We sent to his house |j
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isand bales of cotton on 19
exposed to the weather, jH
weather damage. Store ? 6
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vith the Corporation, your is
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