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r + ? . v' V <. fS. M V t jg mioooeeQ jj The Rei Some of the goods are ; 0 2k Sec the large F~rs w Circulars for I j ?5 Prices. fe<?oooogg SCHOOL I Ml*IIO VI : All:INT. 1 Continued from Editorial Ea^o.J J KOIIOOL YARD HAM KS. I Running, chasing, catching and dodging tramos, haro and hounds, steeple chase, prisoner's base, yin^'s .1 i??ee lll'lllfc <1 ??r*l* . i ^ ^IJUU (IIWIU, [iuoo " * '* vo *? x>v#? ? nor, cats and mouse, fox and geese, chase the fox, hide and sock, blind man's blurt, drop the handkerchief, t spy, Tommy Twiddles' ground, bar the door, Jack the burns lines, tag games, base ball, foot ball, bean bags, <pioits, horse shoes discuss, putting shot, throwing hammer. j, UA1X OAMKS. 1 Simple rolling, throwing, bounc- ? ing, tossing, batting, string ball, ante over, one old car, hockey, bal- i loon ball, hand ball, basketball, bow- I ling, skittles, tennis, golf, croquet, lacrosse, polo, curling ping pong, fan ball. (iVMNASTIC 31A TEH I A I.S. Swedish movements, wand and dumb bells, Indian clubs, fencing. A I'l'AH ATUH. Ladder and rope climbing, weights pulleys, swings and rings, bars and horses. I'l.AV GHOUNP EQUIPMENT. Seesaw, merry-go-round, circular swings, sliding board. HOVS STUNTS. Somersaults, hand spring, skin the cat, chin the pole, walk on your hands, standing on head. lUMlMNO OAMKS. Jumpingdown steps, jumping rope leap frog, last man's jump, leaping jump, standing broad jump, standing high jump, running broad and high jump, vaulting with pole. WIN 1)1 NO (IAM KS . Cheeses, snail, winding king's watch, threading needle, go to Habylon. llOPPINU GAMES. Hopping on one leg, hippity hop, hop, skip and jump, hop Scotch, hopping bases, hopping over hat. PULLING GAMES. Pump, pump, pull away, crack the whip, tug of war. TOYS. Tops, marbles, stiUs, knuckles, bones, cat's cradle, swings, jack i straws, stones pebbles, pop guns, | etc. I it AC 1 NO, DISTANCE, SWIFTNESS. " 1, 2,1), legged races, wheelbarrow, potato, sack, barrel, hoops, bean bags, dumb bells, relay racing. C WINTER SPOUTS. C Snow balling, sleding, skating, t coasting, toboggan, sleigh,ng rid- h big. . 1 (1 It EE K GAMES, 1 Modern athletics, ' E8QUI.MO GAMES, Snow and winter sports, hunting and fishing, games of skill. INDIAN GAMES. a Hunting, pantomime dances. CHINESE GAMES. 1 Mill, pounding rice, man wheel, skin snak *. JAPANESE GAMES. Wrestling, jin jitFU. . FESTIVALS. V Harvest, Christmas, patriotic. ( MAY FESTIVAL. | May pole and dances, singing j games, folk dances, season's games, j MATERIALS Spaulding's Athleetie Library, ' Cassell's Sports and Pastimes, Hos-| I ton Hook of lt)0 (lames, Ifofcr's | Singing Games and Folk Dances. The books named below should be ' I'u?vv\? ?i* uuv, i* o^nuui i i u i cV i y , UI iU \ least c>no of thom: i 1. Recreative Gaines and Plays . for the School Room, by Li S Katie ' 2. Popular Polk Games and Dances, I arranged by Mari R llofer. i 3 Children's Singing Games?Old , and Now, by Mari R Hofer, 59 west ' 96 street, New York Cit}', Teacher's ( College. | I hope these selections, sugges- < tions and exercises will be clipped ' from this paper by teachers and pu- | pils anil preserved for future use { that they may aid them in getting * up programmes for plays, and festi- ' vals and prove to be a beneficial ad- ( dition to our school improvement . work. Play doesn't mean anything unless done right?spirit in play, A the ability to do things quickly, discipline in play as well as work. Hop, hop and skipping gives line j of poise to body. Winthrop college will send bulbs A _ I i i - -1 * - - in various tonus ireo 01 cost to any rural school desiring them if the < school will pay express charges. Address Jaines P Kinard, Hock Hill. ] S. C. The little compositions written on School Improvement bv the small c children of flurrou^hs Graded school c recently were excellent. They should 0 be aided in their work and their lit- { tie wants supplied as fast as possi- [j . ble. I hope to see and hear of more ' ' of this in our rural schools. r Sincerely, I Lottie Harrolson. iii #. jMttjyi mrnmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mm nwnn^ , ^ !? going at I IAI 1^ 1 * J 1e spp jggggggggj [HE BIG SHI Frank E. (iriswnlrl's Mnmi 10 Nights in COMF Jnder a Big Wate id up in Grand Oi ' ''' Will Ex Conway, Frill This Company car.- 30 people. Jalciutn and colored elTecls O )rchestra of ten piec aid aJMt jap raveling that makes ?i ecialt* of tl ias no connection with ny other a trices. iDMISSlON 25 GENTS. Come and Itring t Prof. Holly Rossmyer's Military Bi t noon and at 7 p. m. Don't fail to hear "LITTLE Mi 'Mary Morgan." She hr.s no Equa REMEM iUER [bank o I of Lori | Wants the accounts of t I We are in your home cour | home county? Sell yoi | MARKET and then depos I TflOS. E. COOPER I J. C. BRYANT, | E. L. SANDERSON, ASSAD RABEL, DEALER IN l)ry Goods, Notions, NOTIOMC .leriAJeri o\/ CLOTH I NO, HATS AND CATS GENTS FURNISHINGS. ONWAY, S. C. ^ew Goods. Lowest Prices I have just opened up in the Htore lately iccupled by J I) Oliver on 53rd Avenue, >ne of the best and newest lines of goods iver brought to Conway. I have Home* ldng to suit everybody and which evoryiody needs at prices that cannot bo du licated. An inspection is invited. CllOlCr: FRESH RUITS & CONFECTIONERIES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. i ? A v BiSQQOOOOO! aleatSp It-1<310. All at greatly It have on t /EY HE aooooooboi )W COMING ? moth Railroad Pavillion. i a Bar Room, 'ANY. reproof Tent, fit-1 r?era Hnnsp ft+vtf*: ~ ^ -w y 1 v/ 1 -- '- ' " jj-^ _ ^ \ ' 'p ' iiimva ji?\ j hibitat |j lay Nov. 27. A car-load of Special Scenery, with ne of the best bands?a snrpurb hone Quartette. The only Company lis (j rand Old Temperance Play, and itractions. Nothing cheap but the CHILDREN 15 CENTS, he Whole Family ft-id will p'ive two popular concerts M.iOUKRITE" the child actress as I. THK i>Arik f LORlsll I s, S. C. | he HORllY FARMERS. I p lty, so why not help your ? tr cotton on the LOItlS | j it your check with us. ) i ? 1 Vice President. P ! K?w Bletcksmit H SKop. < JUST OPENED UP IN CONWAY. ] Something that lias been needed J for a long time. Wheelwright, ' Rlacksmith and General Repair Shop. Horseshoeing a Specialty. Farm Tools put in good Condi- . tion.' Guns and Pistols Repaired. Kyerybody should patronize this ' shop so as to have it in time of { need. All work Guaranteed. Located Near New Court House. ? ti J. E. Altman, MG R. J > i noooosooo ivey's wi educed Prices. We must hi he way. RCANTH aoggoggoo Come and see 1 uuiimig, sm JEWELRY ' Solid gold rings, ladies ne< laces, bracelets and fobs. We have a few dozen s styles that we will sell at \ I Ev Saturday N 1 Unless I Trece F1 | 10c, t I Ladies li Mens $1 Best broi Io yard this Cold wea and rugs Wrights only When we put on a slaug competitors can buy them, if he don't the laugh will l for the big slaughter sign i Ibig sale, we will make it tl Everything i i The Conv Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidded to hunt, or in any manner enter or trespass upon my lands on the cd/^e the town of Conway, bounded by an:1s of 11 G Collins. All violators ivill receive tho full penalty of the aw. H. S. Collins. I w 115. The annual report of Gen W L ditchell, Chief of Kn^ineers, United Hates Army, recommends an apjropriation of $25,000 for the furher iniprovoment of the Waccamaw ,nd Little Pee Dee rivers for the iscal year ending Juno HOtb, 1010. Commercial priutiug at the Herald j ' I * eC^ft?aOQOOOOOOOO<j| i!!Last15Days | ive room for the big lot of Christmas Goods we |R .E COMPANY, h 008gM?BQge80a80^ the Bargains we have to offer you today in Lf oes, rubber boots, hats. Special Bargains c*t In furs, wraps and ladies j coats. nits of men and boys clothing that are a little off 0S1. >. T. Sessions :THE MOST I er attempted in Horry will close ight, Nov. 23, at 11:30 all goo ds are sold before that date. | annel, all jlors a:,d shades, worth | his sale 20c. 1 ats woirtli $2 and $3 this sale 25c. | 50 sho? 58 this sale only 98c. 1 wl - i* ?i ^ - ?u ciuu i tn an cuiors worm $i ift) the1 i sale 75c. theris coming* A carpets, matf 'ngs this s ale at vrl.... \*'-w York ost, Y tlealt h Underwear $1 kind this sale 69c. hter i *ale we mean to sell you goods cheaper than our If t he sheriff closes us up the laugh will be on us, >e on them. Lets see who is going to laugh. Look md fc How the crowds. Saturday the last day of this I he banner day. I in omr Store CutQuick I ..... n~ ii-- I va 11 oargain house I an aanannnnnnn nnninnKnunnMWr DUSENBURY & CO DEALERS 1 N GENERAL MERCHANDISE TODDYILKB3, ?. C. I Headquarters lor High Grade Fertilizers . All the leading brands on hanJ, during the season and are offered at reasonable prices. ^ t Country produce bought and sold. Ckymeto see us when in need ? of unythin# in our Jiue. Wo will raaVc it t o your interest to do so. t-f ^ >