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- HORSE RACING
AT STATE FAIR
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*\ \ FOUR DAYS OF RACING BEGIN
NfNG ON OCTOBER 21. GOOD
^ ' MATERIAL 1N~ PROSPECT
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Columbia.?Four ?days of lAc.ina
will be a leading amusement"feature
of the South Carolina; state faij-' in
Columbia, according to D. D. "Wit
C9V$r, raCe secretary of the fair as'
a apeiation here. , " *
Beginning Tuesday,; October 21.
the second dky-ef the fair, the races
>"will be conducted for the anxusement
" and entertainment of the crowds
that are expected to attend. >Good
material for the horse rades is -if
. . prespeet. it it Bald. ?^
/.. Secretary W,itcover has issued the
following statement ~ &i cortdttions
that will goverfi the races: _
"Rules of the Union Trotting bsbo%
,^a c.ation,to govern witfi exceptions.
' . . ' .Five per~cEftt~ entrance* fee will accompany
nominations. Entries close
. October 21. except early closing
eyents which close SeptemDer 1, noon.
All entrance money adtjed' to" purses.
' No deduction -for money winners.
*\ Five horses to-^enterr-four toJ start. >
, . - "Mile heats,, three heat plan. *
U . A ?' ? "No horse can win more than one
money^Halrness purses divided 50,
" * ' 25, and. 15 per cent. Hobbles allowed.
,. 1 Colored drivers barred. Any number
Of KWses may be started from
rfne stable. Right reserved to change
the order of prpgram, to declare off
-r^?any~0f a|I classes not filling satisfactorily,
and to reject any entry. UsuaJ
-" weather clause will prevail. '
\ "Entry fee to closed classes $80, to
be paid as follows l_ $10 to acconlpany
nomination and balance t6 be
. "jpattTbn October 21. If these* clasps
do not fill will, make up other classic
- to suit horses on ground.
"No entry will be accepted unless
w I accompanied with check for first pay.
\ . ment with $10 with entry."
The program follows:
^ an Tuesday, Qctobed 21
2:16 trot, purse, $300. '
' r 2:17 P*c<. PVr8e? $300,
Pony race. ? * - _
w*v XUggP^day. October zx2:22
trot, stake (closed September
1 ' 1), pUrse, $600. ^ ~
2:09 pace, purse, $300. ; *?.
; 2:'l2 trot, purse, $300.
1 . . . "Pony . race. - *
i-, ' y" r Thursday, October 23
" ' 21LU |!)&d^ Sbpteiiiber
. 2:26 pace, purse, $300.
5* " '! Pony, race. . X ' *'
^ Friday, October 24
_ 2:13 pace, purse, $800..
" 2:25 trot, purse, $300.
X. ^ ' Extra race, consola tion or class
race to be made during week of fair.
v' V K Pony race, :
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! FOR THE HOME I
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.Baked Apples: When baking apl.
Pies they should be baked in a hot
y oven and frequently basted?with "
i syrup. * ' ?
* White Clothes: White clothes of.
any kind that have turned yellow
f should be put in the boiler, half full
I of" water to which . a haridfjul
oi salt " and .Washing "a. o d a
I have been added. Let water come
| to a boil and keep ~ simmering- for
t 'about three hours.-Rinse the clothes
_ In plenty of cold-water and hang in
i. the sun to dry. When they have dried
r "they writt-be perfectly white. ?
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. ' Custard: A custard that curdles in
, cooking can be made smooth by placihg
over cold water and beating with
n no'tr.hnufur !" . !
* ?Windows: Windows1 will ht? very =
L bright Jf? a lump of starch is -diskolv-I'
" ed in the wat-eT with' which they are I.
; be washed. m': , Fruit
Tart: Mix a little cornstarch ,
with the sugar when making a fruit
tart before adding the fruit. This will
make the juice thick and will prevent
its boittrrg e*er.'??- . .
Furniture: When polishing furniture
rub the same way as the grain, j
The furniture, will; . polish much 1
brighter and quicker.- " ' 1
. Lemon: Before squeezing, the juice j
out of a lemon, warm it well in the ;
oven. You will-get twice -as much i
juice from it* ;
Linen: Jt a teaspoonful of salt is
added to a basin of starch, the ljnen
will have a gloss equal td new. ;r
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Scissors: To sharperr-scissors cut a ;
piece of sandpaper to pieces. This ^
will Kharnen them vprv nieelv.
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Brass: .Embossed brass, can be
cleaned very .successfully by making
a mixture of pne ounce of oxalic acid
juhd one pint-bf-eo?t water. Apply, the {
^.trixture t|o . the brass with^ a soft '
brush and polish' witfl chamois. ,
. Pniafl Paint and rutt spots may he J
parj of 3 acid with two parts of
cream of tartar. Allow to remain -on
the spots for Ave minutes. Then wash
ou\ in clear water.
^Porcelain.: Bathtubs ajMT wash
bowls are very eastly cleaned by rubbine
with a niece flannel wet with
kerosene oil. Wash with boiling wfi-;'
ter to which some wishing soda1i^*??.
been dissolved, 'then dry thoroughly.
QjHpies: A colored dress or waist
: that is faded may be m^de - pure
white by washing in cream of tartar.
Dolls: To mehd a doll that haa-beOn"
broken, bind tightly with strips of
adhesive plaster. -It. will hold the
broken parts firm for a long time.
Candies:' Candles will bvapn better
and more "slowly if stored* in.
a dry place six or seven weeks before
they are to be used. . r^r [
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" T>ye: Before washing cotton stockings
put a hbndful qf common salt in
"the washing water. This will sefthe
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'our suit looks
iettec, lasts long>r>
and gives youneater
satisf ac*
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hey were wearing ^'
t ne^^Htt; bot titey are iot:
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LITTLE HELPS
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^WOMAN'S EXCHANGE Vdoei
If you have a piratical idea, or * coui
* iH.frte ftt*w th*aw4ry that may be * 'aire
helpful to others in their house .* j ular
hold work. Send'it in. The Field * iAgr
will publish it ands sign your * *
name to it,si you are willing:-, * y>; '
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Pocket on Inner Side of Apron strj,
If sew the pockets of y'our sew
aprons or^ the underside you will find j or 8
this to be a great improvement over a w
right-side poe4eets. -^T!)is prevent* iy a
them'from, being caught on kitchen -vjn
doors," pump handles, etc. Miss J. b- *net
* Vo Clean Lamp Burners
>7 If you have an old toothbrushHhat
has serveiTIts" purpose,-sffve it to use ^
in. cleaning camp burners and wicks. t^e
It wilL clean out the little air holse bi to-5
.he burner much better and make the caTr
.vicks more even than a .cloth, Mrs ^aj
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: A Roach Exterminator , the
. If yoii are bothered with, roaches >2^2$
fhout the house and have hot beejQ; s
ibhj to- (jet rid of them, mix together
?(jual parts q? .cayennet and borax and ^ ^
Sprinkle in the^enfested places..The ^
roaches will entirely disappear. Thi?
exterminator is perfectly harmless''to *
humans.?Mrs J. M. D. ~~
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Uses for Vinegar * . ty-c,
ITgg vinegar instead of water in
mixing plaster of Paris. The mixture -a ?]
will be like putty and will not dry ?
for 20 or 30 minutes. A little vinegar-? yy
idded to the water in which eggs are ^ y
>o'ached will keep the white from ?n j
;preading. Wrap cheese in a cloth YoUI
moistened, with vinegar and wrap the. ,uljs
jutside with paper. This Will prevent ,to r
nold forming.?Mrs J. B. D. sjx ,
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When Hanging Pictures *.{ ,he
.. By hammering nails downward into
1. plaster wall ' they will support in
veight better if the plaster Jaecojte? flour
ipmewhat loosened th^n if the 8nails graci
verr .hamtnered ] straight into the COrn
vail. ' ^ \ *, s? i star
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TRY SOME FRESH RECIPES _ ain<
No matter how far removed from tlwt
;he coast jrou may live it is possible jf it
row to purchase fish in g frssh state, .nad
With refrigerator cars and fflit fioui
freight they are carried to. the mo?t
iniana, pdlHU in h dAy M IWO', flfld 1
swash?t-wSpS" oh?? ft
luTiii uiUUmil 11UI11 LIU Hblill. ipm to
/out family to eat more fish. It's an wat<
uctremely, healthy food. .and
Baked Flounder Clean the. fish >ut.
rarefully. Prepare a marainade a?* fing
'ollows: Mix", . 1 tablespoon lemon 3d <
juice, A. scant, teadpoon Worchester- are
thir'e sauce and 1-2 teaspoon of onion won
juice for each 2. pounds of-fish. Let If t
thik fish . 'stand in this.'mixtufc?jfor_ est
minutes. Serve with butter inju
>auce* and WBilecTpotato balls. ^cra
Codfish Balls__Orte cup picked-*pv- clea
?r codfish, 2 cups.thinjy slfced,*aw spo<
ootatoes, pour boilin# .water over wat
rmiVpd tintil nntatoes are rlat
lone (not ^ overdone) about ^ 10. tnei
minutes. "Strain quite dry, shafce well kne
?dd a little pepper, 1-2 teaspoon but- iani
"MTj and 1 egg. Beat all together well, *
etand until cold and shape on a tabte- P
poon; then drdp Into, hot^at until a P
tood brown. ^Prepare .just, before ilav
4sing. (They are splendid for break- useJ
*aat). . .. /ou
Drawn. Butter Sauce^_(Excellent ;he
with boiled flshl-^Melt 1-4 cu$ eif frui
butter In a saucepan. Add 1-2 cup of
dour and stir until Well blendid,'but gra
not ^Browned. Add 2. cfips. hot water fact
gradually, stirring, constantly -nntil of-j
smooth and creamy." Add 1-2 jteaspoipn :nu<
safl^l-8 teaspoon pepper, And 2 tapler' .acd<
spoons butter, and stit- until Well han
blehdid. ' 'j
Planked Shad-^-Clearv the, fish pnd aplitdewtitlra
"hack. - TTuTnm?oak ?1
plank thoroughly With salud^iT. ^Jbajy CM)
he fish on.-it, brush over thoroughly At
with salad oil and dredge with" , salt' can
and peppe* Bake about 25 minutes pie
tn a hot oven, basting frequently Wttli" dar
molted butter.- Decorate % with duchr. wjtl
ai^se potatoes, asparagus tips, radish tea
rosea, jptc7 ... , .. . V like
Broiled Fish?_Bone the fish and cer,
remove the head and - tail. Wipe dry any
and sprinkle with -.salt and ; pepper.
Place in a greased broiler and broil
the flesh aide, first.. Then torn and "?
broil tne otrer- 8ine uniu Drown, win
When wall done turn out on a hot van
platter, skin side dowm Season with ?be
salt, pepper, and batter, or spread ory
WithJeitaoahntiar( * ? *. '
Baked Mackefel?Clean-and split T
* uiackefcel. JPlaed ft on a baking pan F
and dredge with salt, pepper, and col<
sifted flotur; "Dot with bits of batter
and add hot milk- to barely cover.
Bake shout 26 minute* in a moderate:
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Vrhe Chinese' ore said to preserve taoj
egg* by burying them in earth. At sto)
the end of a year'they are dug up, drill
and by the Oriental epiepre are higr
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ned delicious. That idea somehow lo
i not; appeal to people of - this n?
ltry. But the water glass method' fe
ady enjoys some degree-mf pop- gi
ity here, a?id the Department of
iculture recommends it highly. he
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For the Laundry Bag ch
istead of using/'a tape or draw- 1
ngs in the top of a laundry bag,
the top together except fdr fivfc- nf
ix "inches in the center, and insert v*
ire coat hanger. The bag is quick- T1
nd easily adjusted and the hanger ^
not bend with weight of the con- .***
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To Remote Stain -. OTl
eep a small blqck of magnesia in ^
jewing machine drawer to apply
if stains, ft .will absorb the oil* mid CU
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be^jrushed out when dry. A blood
n may be Temoved instantly by
ring a few dropa^pf peroxide on
opot, then applying^ftm magnesia ^
liss F. L. . a X: - "
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pretty tea. tray can be made out cr
in old oblong " or oval - picture" m
ne! Put a piece of flowered ere- m
le qnder the glass and screw a ~11
handle into each . end of the
ne. Enamel or stain it some pret- lir
olor and you will have a trav that ire
"housekeeper would appreciate as sp
hristmas gift. Miss M. M. rettier
and Betted Apple Sauce
henever you l>ave opened enough ?0
our canned fruit that half a doziars
have accumulated, sort over;
winter apples_?lor buy a box of >
t and make enough, apple sauce
eflll the jars. Try adding about gh
cranberries to each quart of apIt
improves both the color and eai
flavor__Mrs E. E. W. .V < j*
Economical Cake Flour v .
stead .of buying, expensive cake _
make your own by using a good j"
le of wheat flour' combined with
starch. Sift one cup of ; cornch
with three cups of flour. Sift
11 five times and keep it in a con- 1
qr* holding about 25 pounds. It is
lys* ready ^hen. The cakes made
t will be just as light as those r
e from the^ expensive" prepared
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Caie uf Small Wuuinls j- r*
er to make su*e that all/the dirt "
foreign substance are washed ?
Do not touch a wound with your
er (unless it has first WKn wash,- ^
:lean), as our han<is,^?t no time,
surgicaiiy .ciean. wrap up me
rrrti with a clean gauze bandage,
his is not at hand,jj?e the cleanthing
procurable. The'ntakethe
red person to 9 doctor. Small
itches and cuts may be washed
n with bori^ acid water (two teams
to-a glass o? vfrater) or iodine 7
er (four or five jdrops in a ))ajf a U
is of .water.) Protect all skinned
es with dean gauze, after the-^
Bt- hw^e" been washed " to' remove"
J and dirt from "the injury,' . . *
r^lure an "ordinary 10-cent ftom .
gocure an ord i n att* /: 10-cent flour jS
e. You'll And it onfe of the most g
rul and time-saving .tatucies in
r. kitchen. Use ' it for removing
skim and rfeeds from all kinds of "
ts, for butters, for straining to- i i
;oes for catsup, . for straining \ \
vy H you get lumps in it__in [
you eon'use it every day instead ;\
a sieve. The handle makes it sc
h easier to hold and the work is j
Draplished' without soiling the 1
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Empty Cocoa Cans
hese erhpty cans sugge sted" tea j
nisters to one lover of old people0 i
Christmas time she decorated tht j
s ,with oil colors, serine .with aim- j
Japanese designs, some with 2
k fterat effect. She Qtted each onr i
h the recipient's favorite brgnd ol !
ahd ^wrapped it in A. Christmas,
i fashion. A prettey cup and, sau,
or a teapot, might* be added by
body who copies .the idea.
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y- To clean Brushes
iip the bristles in strong amntonfa
er and evefy hit of gi^ase will
iahV Be careful not \to submerge "
back itself if it is of wood or iv- <
. Rinse and 'dry in the sunJand air. 1
0 Keep Flannel FroirtrShrinking |
1 water and let it .soak for half an 1
ir, then wash in the usual manner. ]
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MAKK YOUR^MINCE HEAT _
f you "keep on hand a jar of horrted?
mincemeat It will wean delR.1,
quickly-made pies-all during the
Iday season. If wall packed in a
ae,crock or crass jars, mincemeat
I keep a-jonc time. In fact, the
hty seasoned variety is better the
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nger it stand*. Meat is not always
?es*ary for this pie filling for -difrent
fruits may be used "and also
"een tomatorn if you have them.
Quick Mincasisaf . One and oneill
cups of chopped apples, 1*4 cup
eded, chopped raisins, 1-4 ^cup'
topped cranberries,J-4 cup currants,
tablespoon shredded tfitron, 1-4 cup
tortening, 1-4 teaspoon each of cinimon,
mace, salt, cloves, 1-4 cup
negar, and 1-2 cup black coffee,
iiis mincemeat neecl no! be coqked.!
ix together and let stand 3 hours
fore using, so that the- spices blend
oroughly. Then fK.ur ? pie
ust .and cover. This is sufficient for
teTarge pie. \
Mincemeat f*bur. cups choppel
cooked^ 2 cups ch DppeU suetv- 8
tps chopped apples, 1 cup brown
igar, 2 cups molasses, 1 cup jelly, 1
>und seeded raisins, 1 pound shred-1
sd citron, 2 tablespoons salt, (T table
*>on eactt or cinnamon ana mace,
rd 1 teaspoon of poppar. Mix and
ok slbwly for 2_hours, stirring frelently.
Pack in glass jars or stortp
ocks^ and seal welL If the minceeat
get&^djT a little black coffee
ay be addeatcinvoisten.
Ink: Ink may be removed front a
len tablecloth- by steeping the^cloth
imediately after the ink has hfcen
illed in boiling milk.
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U1 children troubled with Worm* have an un
althy color, which Indicates poor blood, and at a
e. there is more or lets stomach disturbance,
nvz a TASTELESS Chill TONIC given regularly
two or three weeks will enrich the-Mood. inu_
>ve tbC dlgeeUon. and act as a General StrengthLog
Tonic to the whole system.'- Nature will then
row off or dispel the Wonns.-aod'the Child will be
perfect health. Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle
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SAVEMONEY
ON
if OUR FALL SUIT
To close out pur suits quick, we
nake the following reductions:
I35.0& suits at * $21.50
530.00 suits at $17.50
535.00 suits at ^ $14.95
570 00 units nt $ 9.99 ..
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# on Stomaoh, atek Headache.
- ran .down," yda will find
II Tutt's Pills
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II atoaaach, and-tuUd ?p thd ayataa. '
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Cured In 6 to 14 Diyti
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aJ prescription for Malaria,
hilla . and/ Fever, Dengue.or
ilious Fever. It kill*' the
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Ten Pounds I
. Mrs. Georgo S. Hunter, of j
CohirabuB, Ga., says she suf- i
fered severely with female j ;
troubles. 1'
' "I had to go to J>ed and <
- stay sometimes two weeks at '] |
1 a time," says Mrs: Hunter. , '
. "I could not work. My ... <
were irregular and I got veiy ]
thiin. I went from 126 pounds <|!
down to less than jOO. My_ <
motherhad been a user of
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The Woman's Tonic |
and she knew what a good !
1 medicine tt wttfor this troub- "] C
le, to she. told me to get ,
i ?ume end take it 1 sent to
the store after it and before.
[ * had taken the first bottle i
i up I began to improve. My
f ten months. Cardu? acted as
i 'a fine tonic.. . I am well now.
1 pound*-/^!
doi pot trouble me ]
? my ^, . are quite WRulai^l 1
\ know that Cardui will help I
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"If Yomr Pain b There,
What Yon Need b a Good .
Tonic For the Kidneys"
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"the kidney? are the scavengers and , they
work day and night In sepaKit- ,, ' -v
ing and the poisons from the bipod. '
Their signal* of distress are easily
-recognised apd inclpde such symptoms
as lumbago, backache, depres.
sions, drowsiness, irritability, headaches,
dizziness, rheumatic twinges, s,
dropsy. .
People are realizing more and more >\ ^
! every day that the kidheys, just as
J- *u- Ti i n?*H to he flushed
uv inc uunvi?, ?
occasionally. The kidneys are an
;elimmative organ and are constantly *- '^working/
s,eparating2Jhe p of sons , ^
from the blood. under this continual
and perpetual action they* ate
i apt to congest, and then trouble
sorts. Uric acid pack* up into the
system, causing rheumatism, neuralgia,
dropsy and many other serioua
disturbances. # It means that you are
a victim of uric acid poisoning. Then
ask your druggist for Anuric (anti 7r
uric acid) and ydu will very soon be- .. '
. come one of hundreds who have been _
helped by ; thia powerful enemy to suHcacid.
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DrvssfcJJierce manufactures Anuric
(kidney-bkekache) tablets and you
can obtain atrial pkg. by enclosing
10c and addressings Dr. Pierce, Invalids'
Hotel, BuffaloJ^^j^Y..
DR. CARL. L. BUSBE?>^r
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. X-Ray Equipment.
Offices oveir ^Conway National
Bank, telephone 140.
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Attorney-at-Law
Offices in Splyey Building
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Habitual Constipation Cured
t , in 14 to 21 Daya ?
"LAK-FTJS WITH PEPSIN" is a speciallyprepared
Syrup Tonic-Laxative for tj abituat
Constipation. It relieve* promptly add
should be taken regularly for ^4 to ,>1 duvt
to induce regular action. It Stimulates and
giiilmi i Vary PiaaaaaLUa Taka ftQra n?~
nntir'Ty '
' i Beard this good'pne },- - 'p>
Myrandi Good-bye for a minute* \r
"tastus. I'se goin' to de drug Btore '?or
a bottle of toilet water.-""
Rastus What "fbr you all want
x>ilet water fo'v woman. -You don^
smell nuff* like t>ne already.
DR. J.'T? Rutledge \ ^
(Dentist)^ .
/ " X-Ray Equipment,
v Office * over Conway Hardvare~Store.
Office forpially . occupied
by Dr. W/_E. Mc- . v
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C. S; DIET?v -7
. Dentist. - ' .v''
Offices Over New'Lj\ U. tsldgr* r
CONWAY. aL C. ^
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PR. J. K. STALVEY*\. i"
Physician and Surgeon
Offices Over Piatt's Pharmacy:
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A. C. GREEN
^ Expert Piano Tuning ' .. -X-,
Repairing *
V Work Guaranteed
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ROBT. Bt SCARBOROUGH; ;-r?f
Attorney and Counselor at Law r . Offices
in Scarborough Bidgv
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ENOCH S. t BAKER 1
\ttorney And Coufcseler-irt-Lavr
v Of Aces in Taylpr Building .
. Conway, S. Ct; y \ I
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. Attdrneys-at-Law /
Offices at >.
Conway, 3. . a'Ad Loriiri^ [
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HORRY COUNTY TRUST CO.
Mafirrath, MbSl _ : l_.
teal Estate Loans. Bonds, -^'v
teal Estate. Insurance,
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* W. M. COU>FlNCH / 7
T,ir?pr>ood Embalmer and ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR <*"7
Herse Service on short notice.
at Kingston ifefrnlturc Co. . >.
- Residence Phone 3A-c s '
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