The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 13, 1917, Page FIVE, Image 5

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% t v.' L . ! ... _ I' i I. ' " m u.iiu' ujwjui m : S; HIST Rl I !l I y i ?< V : I J-. ,:. 1 ?AT AYNOR3TORE I f . * *' 'i ? ' * * ^ ? ' I A solid Car-load J prices to suit you. I A solid Car-load I Rakes at Factofj Plenty of high gr M&lHMai WINTER RYE-Do your buyinj where the Store i % large quantities, benefit of low pri Call at the / l George I. II RED fflOitl I H & bbrh & H CHILL FEVER I Rl FOR CHILLS AND FEVER. 9 ||] DUMB AGUE. BILIOUS FEVER fl ||1 INTERMITTENT FEVER AND I mi ALU MALAR,AL DISEASES I I IDIRKCTIOnS 1 TWO TIA9COONFUL8 IN | WATCH SVSHY THRCK HOURS I UNTIL IT ACTS WELL. THEN A I THREE TIMES A DA* f) I CNItOAIN IH PKOFORTION TO Attl ! I PRICE 25 CBNTS ?*NU'*C l\j*t ? J JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Buy it at druggists and general stores or postpaid from ttie manufacturers. o (iron LAND FOU SALE I havo ''o. sale a tract of forty (40) acres, more or less, lying on the south I side of Lake Swamp, beginning at ^ road at Lake Swamp church at W. V. ( and Lorenzo I). Holt's line and corner, running W. F. Holt's line to Haman Branch, thence said branch to G. J. . Holliday"s line, the line of Lorenzo I). Holt, and line of W. F Holt to the be- ( ginning point. This is hind which belongs to Mr. B. , J. Holt, anri was conveyed to him by J Mrs. Jane Holt. 1 car\ roll this tract of land for 1,- ( DOO.Oft. Call or write me if interested. First come, First served. H H. Woodward, j , Attorney-at-law Conway, S. C. r QS Stomacl Sine f PERUNA S&* ? r 1 Now h K The Be:t j! Health oi, >!* ' ... I. . . . , . V ? % rnniirn EG0V? > % / !, I . i MY? # 4 y , A YNOR, C. 4 ? ' of Furniture at t of Mower* and f Plfices. ? * * ada Flour. . 4 -ABRUZZI RYE g at the place is able to buy in You get the ces. \ynor Store. . Holiiday i Edward Burroughs left hero last week for points in North (Carolina. Hp will attend school at Ashcville, N. C. NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of the decree and judgment of the court made by his Honor, T. S. Sease, Presiding Judge, in the rasn of John l?' , w W X/Illl 1 ill V ilill I J P. Pearsall and H. Lacey Hunt, eopartners as McNair & Pearsall, Plain tiffs vs. ,J. M. Powell and P. C. Prince, Defendants, and dated the ls'J day of March A. 1). 191(5, I, the undt rsigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Hor-j ry County, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder before the Courl House door at Conway, in Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, on salesday in October next, it being the 1st day of said month, all and singular; these certain lands situate in Horry County, and described as follows, tovit: All and singular that certain piece, j parcel or tract of land, lying and being situate in Green Sea township, in 'he County of Horry, State of South Carolina, and being situate on thvwest side of Mitchell Swamp, witnj boundaries as follows, to wit: Begin-1 ning on a gum corner in the said ' Mitchell Swan, p; thence down said swamp to u Cypress corner; thence Klizic frousand's line northwest to a stake corner; thence near west Sidney Harre'lfton's line to a stake corner; tljence A. M. Sands' ifne near west to an agreed line between J. M.. and W. C. Powell to a stake corner; thence an agreed line to the beginning corner; and continuing two htindred (200) acres, being the land conveyed toj mortgagor by Annie C. Powell by | i i ? ? icea ot date October 3rd, 1901; record id in Clerk's Office, Horry County, March 8th, 1901, Book SS, page 81. TteRMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser ,f. pay for paper.3. Fenway, S. C., Sept. 10th, 1917. J. A. LEWIS, Shreiff of Horry County. | *OBT. B. SCARBOROUGH, 1 Plaintiff's Attorney. ' . ? ti Troubles \ e Childhood > Made Me Well | 5 Mr. Wm. W.' Everly, 3325 North *! ancock Street, Philadelphia, Pa., rites: * c' "I have been troubled with stomach isorders since childhood, but after iking six bottles of your Peruna. I ol ow en'oy the best or health. I also ad catarrh in the head, which prao? fc ca'.'y has disappeared, thanks to tf 10 Peruna Co. for their good work." C ? D Those who oYeot to liquid medi* nee ?sn procure Peruna Tablets, > _ a *... A<.,? i\?- \ ^ V \ .. . . > . * .\:v ? I THE HOBBY HB&A1 ^V"~T~"Ti i' li .I.n, [ Ltecal and ! j . W. K. Wright was in Conway 01m day last week. " L. Johnson, was in Conway on business one day la it week. J. C. Capps.was among those visiting Conwtiy on business last week. \\ H. H. Hodge was among those visiting Conway last week. O. H. P. Singleton was in Conwuy one day last week. * Buy that new mower and rake from Geo. J. Holliday's Aynor Store. Car kad to select from.?adv. m m * m 1 Mrs. Perry Quattlcbaum has return be! t>dm a visit of some length to her Tatlier, br. J. k. Edgerton at RenderiSdtiviile, N. C. J. W. Cook of Aynor spent some 'time in Conway one day last week. He is among the leading merchants ni tlint section. ? . Dr. and Mrs. Hasclden, of Cades, S. v., sept. 7th, I'rom 8:30 until 11:25, gave a lawn party in honor of Miss Ethel Turbevillc's visiting guest, Miss Belle Vaught, of Galivunts Ferry, S. C'. Several games were played, ice cream and cake were served, and a large crowd was present. A pleasant time was the report from all.?The Lake City News. ***** Need any new furniture? Then ; ee the advertisement of G. J. Holli. lay's Ay nor store in this paper. He has a ear Wi 1 for you to choose from. ? adv. M'as Folder of Wilmington, N. C., vn; here recently to visit Miss Gussie Vaught. ***** M s. M. W. Davis of Marion was a recent arrival here to visit her neice, Mrs. J. E. Watson. ***** Miss Mabel Green, who has been visiting Miss Cecil McKeithan, left Wod.r .day for her home at Ashcville, N. C. ***** Miss G ace Hasclncn has returned from a visit to relatives at Latta, S. c. i ? ~ * .* ,41 A. T. Collins went . to Hendersonville with his now Buick Six last week and returned after spending a few i days. * * * ; You can get Fisk tires from us. Call when in need. W. B. Chestnut & Co.?adv. ? Mowers and rakes at factory prices, See Holiday's Aynor store, to-day.? adv. W. B. King was away at Henderson ville for a day or two last week. m m m m Miss Mae Goldfinch has returned frcm a visit to Hartsville. * ? * Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Goldfinch rec( ntly spent several days with relatives at Southport, N. CJ. * * ? m Plenty of flour a*- the Aynor Stor > of G. J. Ilolliday.?adv. 0 m m w + Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Freeman have moved into the Howell residence on 5th Avenue and will reside there unt'i their new dwelling can be completed. * i J. Herbert Bate was in Conway this week. / ? * * * * W. .T. Singleton has purchased a new automobile. * * * * Get Fisk tires to fit out the Fords at W. B. Chestnut & Co's.?adv. Mvs. R. S. Wellons, and daughters, Elizabeth and Marie, are visiting relatives at Rocky Mount, N. C. o Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured. j.v local applications, as they cannot ' each the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure catarrhil (deafness, and that is bv constiuional remedy. Catarrhal f)^ifness is aused by an inflamed condition of he mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed ou have a rumbling sound or imperect hearing, and when it is entirely losed, Deafness is the result. Unless lie inflammation can be reduced and \is tube restored to its normal condi- J ion, hearing will be destroyed former. Many cases of deafness are jused by catarrh, which is an infalm1 condition of the mucous surfaces r the system. , > * We tvill give One Hundred Dollars >r any case of Catarrhal Deafness lat cannot be cured by Hall's atarrjj Medicine. Circulars free. All ruggists, tf>c. F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. -adw? ? ... v ? ID. OOWWAY, 8. 0. 7T; 1 J ?r>va> .. ? . ..v . ?\ . ~ . a ? 1 Personal Miss Mabel Norton was a recent visitor at Mullins. . ' f ? Mayo Dusenbuf-y of Hopewell, Va., spent some time here with his parents recently. ' Gary Harrelson was among the far- J mers visiting Conway last week. ? * ? A. A. Lewis, of Loris, was among the visitors in Conway Wednesday. Mr. Lewis stated that this was his first trip here in nine months. m m m W. K. Lupo, of Green Sea, was , among the visitors to Conway Monday. * 4 H. W. McNeill, of Nixonville, was in Cenway the first of the week oh bhsiriess. Winter Rye and Abrruzzi Rye el Holiday's Aynor store.?adv. BAGGARLY?MISIIOK IN.pular Young People Get Married ' at Harmony, North Carolina. Cupid played pranks with "an n< uncements," when on Wednesdnv j I j Sept. <">th, all unannounced save to the ' parents of tho bride and a few friends, at 8:110 o'clock a. in., Mr. Thurman Mishoe lead to the altar Miss Dahlia, only daughter of Mr. .J. V. Baggarly, of Harmony, In1. C. The bride was becomingly arrayed in mouse colored satin, charming y brightened by her bouquet of pink killarney roses. The groom's siste1', Miss Mishoe, was her only attendant. Rev. Ovid l'ullen impressively ticcl the knot with the ring service. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Mishoe left for the mountains of the "old North State." Conway, S. C., will be their future home. The groom holds an enviable position with the A. C. L. Railway and *s one of Conway's most promising young men. The bride greatly be-j loved by an extensive'circle of rela-l tives and friends, possesses much per-1 scnality. Her future home will be the richer for its acquisition of Mrs. Mishoe. The touch of romance is added .n this marriage by the circumstance of the groom's joining his colors, so soon as a blissful fortnight elapses. The sadness of the parting will be tem-l pered by the glory of the offering of the fine, young'life, when his Country calls for the emancipation of suffering, abused humanity. The young V wife is. of too fine- a type of womanhood to selfishly withhold her chiefest treasure. We wish for him exalted. recognition of his service; and for both, a happy reunion not remotely timed. ?"A Friend." Harmony, Iredell Co., N. C., September 8th, 1917. o NOTICE. Revival services will begin at San> d^ Plains on Sunday at 11 o'clock and continue with preaching every night. Rev. Perrett. o France will not compromise on the question of recovery of Alsace and Lorraine. < LIFE IIMANCEFAN SECURES A PROMOTION Mr. W. B. Coxo, of Marion, who i | has been representing the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, has accepted the position of ' Cashier for South Carolina, in Greenville, S. C., of the Old State Mutual ; Life Assurance Company of Massa- ' chusetts. I Mr. Coxe, is not only well known here as a live wire in the . Insurance business, but. his cordial and affable nature has secured for him a lnrrr.-. ? -* o " number of friends. The State Mutual is one of the Oi l ' American Companies and is to be con- a sratulated upon securing the services a or such an efficient Insurance man. d i ?OPTOMETRIST? c< Office Days Every Saturday at HORRY DRUG CO. ;j Conway, S. C. ___ *>> Office Days Every Monday, >0 KIRBY'S PHARMACY, * Mullins, S. C. LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFF, 1! ?G. 0. P. T.? Eyesight Specialist. ad \ SAW MILL MANAGER WASIN ACCIDENT Mtv W. F. Alexander was driving * Ford car into Conway last Monday, and was passing one of the crossings at what is known as the "Y," the place where the locomotives of the Atlantic Coast Line are run round on a wide three cornered space and thus turned round; when the engine which was shifting at the time, struck the rear end of the car and turned the automobile completely round about twenty feet away. The automobile 1 was considerably damaged, but Mr. Alexander and also the colored man who was riding with him at the time, . both escaped injury. U,it PATROL BOAT VISITS THESE WATERS * The yacht, "Hob-caw" of Georgetown, now used in the naval service in the p.itnol of the Atlantic Coast, vistied Conway the first of the week in charge of Cant. Ik T. Daggett an Knsign Giiliard 01 Georgetown, iS. C The business of the boat was to see if all the boats in this section are li censed under tlv legulations of war. under which each boat from the small est to Co largest has to declare v.T.< re it belongs. After finishing this work the "HobCaw" will be "somewhere" on the Atlantic Seaboard, doing duty i'o Llncle Sam. EXPORT COTTON LICENSE WAIVED Washington.?To relieve congest, tion at ports the exports administrative boai'd today waived until Octohc 1 the requirements of port licenses for shipment of raw cotton to Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan an-' their colonies and to Russia. Cotton was put on the list of commodities for which export licenses arc required along with many other com trcditics a week ago. It was found however, that cotton was piling uj faster than applications for licenses could be handled. o BOARDERS WANTED. Before securing board while attendp.ig the Burroughs High School, yoi will do well to see Mrs. Fannie Olivei or. Dog Bluff Iioad, in sight of Schoo building.?adv-2t?9-0-17. o AKK H)l' NEKVOFS? Maybe There is n Cause For It Tha You Can Correct. Many wh0 suffer frofn bac'vach and weak kidneys are unnalura.ly i ritabid, fretful and nervous. Not en' does constant backache "got or tl nerves," but bad kidneys fail to el i unite all the uric acid from the sy tern, and uric acid irritates the ncrv es, keeping one "on edge," and can ing rheumatic, neuralgic pains. ^V'be suffering so, try Doan's Kidney Pill.1 the medicine so well-recommended b Conway people. Road this Convva. resident's statement: Mrs. R. W. Fane, Conway, says "My kidneys were out of order, had pains in my back and was sor< and lame at times. I had nerveu headaches and dizzy spells. Doan'. Kidney Pills relieved mo of all sign of kidney trouble." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mrs. Lane had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv. o TRESPASS NOTICE. All person3 are hereby forbidden t( hunt, fish, or trespass in any way upon my land in Green Sea township known as the Henry Mincey place. Persons so doing will be dealt with according to law. it pd?9-13. ?K. H. SEALS. J FT YOUR CORNS OFF WITH FINGERS Tells how to loosen a tender corn or callus so it lifts out without pain. You reckiess men and women whe t re pestered with corns and who have .. t least once a week invited an awful I eath from lockjaw or blood poison re now told by a Cincinnati authory to use a drug called freezone, hich the moment a few drops are pplied to any corn or callus the sore oss is relieved and soon the entire >rn or callus, root and all, lifts off itil the fingers. Kreezone dries the moment it is tplicd, and simply shrivels the corn callus without inflaming or even ^ ritating the surrounding tissue or in. A small bottle of freezone will * st very little at any of the drug ** ores, but will positively rid one's et uf every hard or soft corn or n Honed callus. If your druggist iWt anv freezone he can get it at ^ TV iy wholesale drug house for you.? Gi tv Ul lv* tei TITS ... U ,?,J1UX NEW DEM. AGENT OFFICE IS MOVED Will be at Court House Hereafter,?Herald Will Give Space. Dear Club Members: I am sure you will be glad to learn that we have an assistant Home Detn. Agent for Horry County, Miss Alma, Lewis, of Galivants Ferry, has been appointed to fill this position. This means that many more places in the County can be visited, as we now have two agents instead of one. We also have a new Farm Demonstration Agent, Mr. Odell Davis. The Home Demonstration office v ill he moved from the Spivey Building to the Court House, where all the Demonstration forces will have an office. If at any time v.e can servo, you in any way, come to our office n the Court House, or 'phone us. We arc anxious for club members, housekeepers, teachers, and farmers to help us make this a successful year. Space will be given to Demonstration work each week. Look for information as to gardening, farming, etc., in the Demonstration column. Thanking you for your co-operation in the past, and hoping to see you soon, 1 am, Yours Sincerely, ANNIE M. DEKHAM, Home Dcm. Agent. ST KICK L.* N D?STKOl'I). ' Judge J. S. Yaught was called on be fore breakfast last Friday morning to marry Miss Lucy Strickland to Mr. Burroughs Stroud. They both came from Lloyds section of the County. After breakfast the father of the young lady called up the Probate Judge's Office to ask that he issue no license to the parties, but the knot had already been tied and it was too late to render any objection. o The Quinine That Does Not Affect th3 Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXATIVE BROMO QUINIJME is better than,ordinaty Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name and look lor the signature of E. W. GROVE- 30c. ?O NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the undcrsigned M. M. Fennell, Guardian of Robert L. Fennell, will apply to the Judge of Probate of Horry County, at his office at ^nway, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, on Monday, the 1st day of October A. I). 1917; for a final discharge as such guardian. M. M. Fennell,?Guardian of Robert L. Fennell, Minor. August 23rd, 1917. NOTICE. There have takenup at my place two hogs, one sow and one barrow, both hogs black colored, sow is marked underbit and split in left ear, two undersplits in right, other unmarked. Apply and pay charges to J. M. TYLER. Galivants Ferry, S. C., R. F. I). 3. S-30-17?3t-pd. o .OST?Brindlc Cow with white spots cn side and white face. Crop and splits in each ear. Strayed from Aynor about July 1st. Any information will be paid for by J. W. 'OOK. Aynor, S. C.?adv?lt-pd-9-13 o I'AKEN UP?One dark heifer yearling with short cromply horns. Owner can get same by proving and paying charges. J. C. CAPPS, Galivants Ferry, S. C., No. 1.?adv -SUpd?9-6-17 . ? i'AKKN UP?At my place, one dark red barrow hog, marked smooth crops in left ear, split and two ?inderbits in right. Owner can get same by proving and payings Charges. L. R. DUNCAN, Peachtee, S. C,?3t-pd?9-6-17. 'OR SALE?119 acre farm, 10 miles above Conway on Waccamaw river, 35 acres in cultivation. Light soil, with clay foundation, self-drained. Suitable for corn, cotton and tobacco. On public road, 1-2 mile from School house, 1-4 mile from church. For terms and price apply to W. C. TODD, Allsbrook, S. C., No. 2.?adv -4t-pd. /ANTED OLD FALSE TEETH, on't matter if broken, I pay $2 to 15 per set. Send by parcel post, ami ?ceive check by return mail, P. ERL, 403 N. Wolfe Street, Baltiore, Md.?adv. ? o ? rives Out Malaria, Builds Up Systmi ?e Old Standard genera! strengthening tonic, lOVK'S TASTKI.KS8 chill TONIC.drTree out alar ia.epricheathc blood.and bullda uptheay*. m. true tonic. For adults and children. 60c