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LOCAL AND
T. L. Smart spent a day here recently.
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W. B. Woodward was here on business
last week.
P'- Arnold Bell was in Conway last
week on business.
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George J. Holliday spent a day here
last week on business.
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J. Hampton Dusenbury of Toddville
visited Conway last Friday.
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\ E. W. Prince of Loris was here on
business one day last week. . ,
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M iss Hazel Faircloth is visiting
M iss E? Elliott in North Conway. I
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ivirs. ft. r. nawes spent last mursday
in Conway from Myrtle Beach.
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I. A. Bell was anions the farmers
visiting Conway last week on business.
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J. R. Thompson of Bucksville, S. C.,
was in Conway -on business one day
last week.
*****
Mrs. H. L. Scarborough and Mrs. R.
B. Scarborough spent last Wednesday
jn Florence.
*****
For highest prices bring your tobacco
to P. R. Casey & Son at Loris. We
will satisfy you. adv.
*****
Allan and Arthur Johnson of Horry
attended the tobacco sales in Conway
last Wednesday.
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James C. Hooks, of Mullins, S. C.,
.yient some time in Conway last week.
Air. Hooks is located in Mullins in the
practice of law.
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The Pastime had a big crowd last
week to see the seven reel production
1 i 1 1 1 A 9 A % _ ? mi m
cased on me dook entitled i ne iransformation
of a Savage.
Bring your next load of tobacco to
P. R. Casey & Son, at Loris, S. C., all
companies represented, and we will
personally look after every pile. ad.
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Miss Laura Jenkins and Hubert
Jenkins spent a day in Florence last
woek visiting their brother, J. D. Jenkins,
who is in the Florence Infirmary
for treatment.
*****
Mr.. Tobacco Grower: Look well to
t^e selection of th^ right men to hand'e
and sell your tobacco this year.
"Bring it to P. R. Casey & Son, Loris,
S. C. adv
*****
News reached Conwav last Satur
fl^v morning of a raid made by rural
p "'iceman, J. K. King, at the store cf
J L. Butler, and where eleven quarts
of moonshine whiskey was found and
destroyed.
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B. I. Livingstonn has not been accused
of violation of the whiskey laws
tis "/as erroneously stated in a news
item published in our issue of last
week. Tt was S. P. Livingston who was
ilNfled up in Dogwood Neck.
*****
There were light showers almost every
day of last week. It was fine on
crops in some sections of the county,
while in other neighborhoods, there
>\as already plenty of rain and these
new showers were not needed so much.
*****
Your success here depends on having
the right amount of printing that
will best answer your business purJ
poses. Printing is the partner of
achievement, ever has been, and will
continue to he for always. Remember
that the Herald office is fitted with
the right materials, machinery, and
type to give yon what you need in Ihe
way of fine work.
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"I Wouldn't Go Camping Without
Rat-Snap," Says Ray White.
"Wife and I spent our vacation
camping last summer, smell of cooking
brought rats. We went to town,
got some RAT-SNAP, broke up cakes,
put it outside our t*nt. We got the
rats all right?big fellows." Farmers,
storekeepers, housewives, should use
RAT-SNAP. Three sizes: 35c, fi5c,
$JL2f>. Sold and guaranteed by Piatt's
J*narmacy, Conway, S. C.?Adv.
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PERSONAL
W..J. Hall was a visitor in Conway
last Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Goldfinch visit?d
Myrtle Beach last week.
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B. H. Woodward of Evergreen was i
a visitor in Conway last Thursday. '
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Misses Mary and Bessie Dusenbury
spent a short time in Ay nor last week.
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W. E. Dusenbury of Toddville at- ^
tended the tobacco sales last Thurs- ^
day.
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Mrs. Alva Hardee and children, vis- 1
ited her mother, Mrs. Cox, in the
country last week.
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Boyd and Grier Johnson of Horry
visited their aunt, Mrs. J. M. Dusenbury
last Wednesday.
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Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum is on a visit
to the mountains at Montreat, N. C.,
ivhoro ulio vi'Onf fiu ii ilo1o<r!itn
*****
Mrs. McQueen Quattlebaum and 1
hildren and Mrs. Sam Singleton visited
Galivants Ferry one day recently.
*****
P. R. Casey & Son at Loris, S. C.,
are warehousemen of long experience
and will strive to give the grower satisfaction
every time. adv.
*****
Misses Irma Lewis, Mildred Collins,
Ernestine Little and Bessie Dusen'^ury
spent several days last week at
Myrtle Beach, the guests of Miss Gene
Wood Norton.
The Service Class of the Methodist
Sunday school held its regular monthly
meeting with Mrs. B. T. Hyman on
last Monday afternoon. After the business
was finished, refreshments
were served.
*****
Wilson Edge, prominent farmer of
the Aynor and Cool Spring section,
was taken suddenly ill white here last
week attending tobacc.) xale> and his
death was reported soon after his return
home. He was a tobacco grower
for several vears.
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Some tobacco growers said last
wonlf tVinf Jili-PJiflv cnthpiTfl
and cured the hulk of their crops; that
only the tips remained to be picked
pnd cured. Some of them will he entirely
through with the curing barns
by the end of this week, if not before.
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B. R. Casque brought a total of 105
watermelons here for sale one day last
weok. Those melons averaged about
thirty-five pounds each and were sold
by the grower to B. T. Hyman, the
groceryman on 3rd Avenue. It took
two two-horse wagons and four mules
to haul this fine lot of melons to the
market.
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Jack Watts spent some time here
last Saturday and stated that lie had '
a fine tobacco crop but had not yet
placed any of the product on the markets
either here or elsewhere. He is
giving his crop close attention and expects
to produce a fine grade after the
first pickings. He had cured four barns
1 p to the dr.v thnt he was here.
Homer Dew, son of Mrs. A. R.
Watts of Willow Branch, left here for
his position that he is holding with the
Vavassa Fertilizer Works, near Wilmington,
N. C., last Saturday morning,
after spending several days with
his mother in the Country. His children
arrived here the same day to spend
some time with their grandmother.
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The Conway-Marion bus has not
been run on the line for some time
Owing to a break down of the machine
about one month ago, it has been laid
off the service ever since and at last
accounts the machine had not been repaired.
The travel between Conway
and Marion has been taken care of,
however, by Jessie Anderson, with a
Dodge touring car and Dave Bruton
with a Buick six. These cars have been
making? the trips for. some time and
the travel has been handled in what
appears to be an efficient manner.
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/J/J/? Cures Malaria, Chills and
UUU Fever, Dengue or Bilious
Fever. 5|3|23-20t.
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Our Stock Consists of
RS, CIGARETTES, TOB
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WHOLESALE 01
i a WHOLESALE that doe.
)MERS, thereby protecting Y1
Wholesale Gro
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Hon. R. B. Scarborough returned
from a 'business trip to Columbia last ?
<vee&.
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N. B. Johnson of Horry was in Con- <
way last week and sold some tobacco.
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Misses Ruthie Tompkins and Flarie ;
Ray of Homewood were in town one
lay last week.
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Mrs. L. H. Burroughs attended the
funeral of Mrs. M. F. Sarvis at Bucksrille
last Thursday.
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J. F. Spivey arrived in Conway last
week to spend several days visiting1
relatives and friends.
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J. R. Thompson who is running a
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?><*? 111J I I III IU>YC1 I)UtlV> IWVVIIship,
spent last Saturday here on business.
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Mrs. John Emory Watson spent several
days in Marion last week and
while there attended the funeral of
her uncle.
Try us out and we will give you
good prices for your next load of tobacco.
Yours for service. P. R. Casey
& Son, Loris, S. C. adv.
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Mrs. A. B. McCoy received a telegram
on last Sunday morning1 stating
that her mother was critically ill. Mrs.
McCoy left at once to go to her bedside.
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, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Dusenbury and
Mrs. Flora Clark of Florence passed
through town one day last week and
attended the funeral of Mrs. M. F.
Sarvis at Bucksville.
The rains of last week had their effect
upon the new surface of parts of
roads near Conway and this lasted for
a few days until the road hands and
machinery could take care of the situation.
Stanley Allen was in Conway last
week and stated that he had sold his
first curings of tobacco for eighteen
cent *. *'r', h: s several acres which he
hopes will turn him out a fair averoge
price when his entire crop is sold.
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The result of the biggest tobacco
crop this section has ever seen will bo
a big increase in business and general
prosperity from now until the spring
of 1924. Good luck at that time with
the strawberry crop will mean a continuation
of good times throughout
this section.
Conway was alive at an early hour
last Wednesday morn in p. The occasion
was the opening- sales at all of the independent
warehouses of Conway. The
farmers had been advised to bring only
parts of their crop, and not overload
the warehouses to begin with,
and in the mean time to keep their
product in good condition and place it
on the floors after the market had
rotten steady. ,
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Tobacco began coming in at an
farly hour last Wednesday morning''
for the Conway warehouses. Some of
it came in on motor trucks, most of it
in wagons drawn by mules. Most of
it, from the very first, showed better
condition than in former years. It was
nicely arranged in graded hand/uls of
leaves. The teachings of those who j
would have better attention paid to
the preparation for the markets have
had their effect and it will result in
getting better prices for what the
growers sell.
*****
Our hat is in the ring; and we mean
to give you the satisfaction of good
nrices. P. R. Casey & Son, Loris, S. C.
Adv.
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Biliousness, Headaches, Colds and LaGrippe.
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S. M. Paul was in Conway recently
on business.
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Harmon Dusenbury spent a few i
lays in Georgetown last week.
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Misses Rosa and Agnes Jollie of the i
Maple section were in town recently.
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L. L. Johnson of the Pee Dee section
visited Conway one clay last week.
Miss Josephine Scurry of Mullins
visited Miss Sadie Long in North Conway
recently.
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Prof. Brown of the Horry Industrial
School visited at the home of Rev. J. ,
C. Atkinson last week.
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G. G. Hardee, saw mill man and
timber buyer, spent some time in Conway
last week on business.
***** *Mrs.
Hattie Dusenbury and Miss
Jessie Dusenbury of Toddville were
shopping in Conway recently.
*****
We have the experience and you
have the weed. Let's meet at Casey's
warehouse, I,oris, S. C. adv.
*****
Who can say that Casey does not
give personal attention to every pile.
Come to Casey's at Loris, next time,
adv.
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J. W. Taylor, Misses Edna and Hasel
Taylor and Master James Taylor
spent several days in Florence last
week.
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Mrs. H. T. Harlee arrived in town
last Friday and is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. McQueen Quattlebaum
on Liaurel Street.
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Casey's warehouse at Loris is one
of the old and well established auction
.warehouses in this part of the country.
Give them the next load. adv.
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While waiting to bring the tobacco
on the markets for sale, watch it carefully
and keep it in good condition.
Try to learn how to grade the tobacco.
Make the leaves look well when they
arrive here for sale.
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A. Bell was in Conway last Monday, i
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H. E. Thompson was here from Little
River last Monday.
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Alex Johnson of Horry spent a few
days in Hemingway recently.
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Hamp Hendrix of the Pee Dee section
visited Conway last Wednesday. (
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt McMillan and ^
family have returned from Myrtle
Beach. ?
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George J. Holliday and John H. Atkinson
were in Conway last Monday
on business.
*****
P. R. Casey & Son have hail the experience
that is needed in selling tobacco.
They are at Loris and wil1
serve you. adv.
*****
Chester King, who was recently
.awarded the scholarship to Wost
Point. New York, left last Saturday to
begin his training there.
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Mrs. Archie Lewis left for her home
in Andrews last Saturday after
spending a week in town visiting
Sheriff and Mrs. J. A. Lewis.
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Misses Christine Stalvev and Elise
Currie of Mull ins were visitors in
r*r?v>\VMv ? e,?enf', and were the puests
while here of Miss Vivian Cox.
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We have the interest of the grower
at heart and wil' try to r>rove it o?*
your next load. Brinp it alonp. P. R.
Casey & Son, Loris, S. C. adv.
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D. Corbet Anderson, formerly with
the Horry Herald, who is taking a
eourse in journalism at Columbia,
Mi ssouri, is expected to arrive here
about August 15 to spend a part of
his vacation. While here he will be the
puest of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Graham.
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cue or Bilious Fever. It destroys tlv
terms. 5l.T23-20t.
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tobacco with
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tion. We guar;
market in oroi
ipanies are full;
for the weed.
Farmers who h
smselves as bein;
see us and we w
:asant and profil
? for business,
1 H. Hardwick
tandard Warehouse
i the overnight or c
le rush.
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W. L. Alford of Allsbrook ,S. C.,
was in Conway on business the first of
this week.
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Mrs. W. H. Davis and children of
Columbia, S. C., is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. G. R. Sessions.
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Miss Marguerite Sessions of the
Saunders Memorial hospital in Florence,
S. C., is spending her vacation at
tome.
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Get your neighbor to come with you
to P. R. Casey & Son at Loris. They
will give you the best of satisfaction,
adv.
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Dr. Clifton, specialist, diseases, eye,
ear, nose and throat at Conway Drug
Co., after Tuesday, 24th. Glasses fitted.
No charges to the poor. adv.
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Tobacco,
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Ha rdwick & j
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a, where each I
ill have our I
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it of the state. I
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Prices on all I
tave sold with l
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ill make your II
table. U
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will be open night n
sarly in the morn- I
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