The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 16, 1923, Image 4
THE HORRY HERALD
CONWAY, S, C.
Entered at the Post Office at Conway, S. C., as second class
Mail Matter.
H. H. WOODWARD, Editor.
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Published Every Thursday Morning by Conway Publishing
Company.
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Pleasure is a deadly enemy of thrift.
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It does not pay to grade and tie leaf tobacco on ?a rainy day.
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No big ends can be reached without opposition and hard work.
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Let the brain work with the hand in the running of the fartri.
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You ran think vou can. but vou may decide to change your
mind.
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Failure comes to him who separates the idea of service from
what he does.
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Roads in the country are often much better than the streets
in little toWns.
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There are reasons for everything, yes, but the difficulty is in
finding them.
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Most of us pay too dearly for what little pleasure we try to
snatch from busy life.
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It does not pay to have too many side-lines. It keeps the main
lines from getting enough attention.
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Losing a 'dollar later, for the purpose of saving five cents today,
is the worst sort of business.
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Lets have some aim as to what we will do without cnances
here and then apply ourselves to attain that aim.
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A man without vision of what he wants to do, and can accomplish,
is not apt to have much success placed to his credit.
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Are you going to take advantage of the extra amount of business
that will come to this section between now and next Spring.
Better get busy.
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Paint the word think in capital letters on a piece of card board
and stick it up where you will see it at all times of the day. Follow
its guidance in all things that you do.
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A Jap will put his horse in the stall backwards and if you ask
him why he does it, he will tell you that he prefers to take the
horse out quickly rather than to get him in quickly.
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The cotton crop promises a good harvest in most fields where
the farmers have raised it this year. There is one of the biggest
tobacco crops ever raised in Horry C ounty about to be placed or
the market. The outlook far prosperity is better today than i1
has been for many years in this section.
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No man can make a success in this world without some definit<
aim and then striving with all of his might to attain his ends
As it is with individual men so it is in the case of communi
ties. Wherever there is a community, such as Conway, anal n<
definite aim can be found for its future, increase and develop
rnent need not be looked for. Progress will lie dormant unti
the business men, or the whole people, wake up to themselves an
discover that they want to aim at some particular goal to b
reached in the success of the place as a town.
It is the same with any particular subdivision of the interest
of the town, such as building a tobacco market. Just at thi
time, speaking of the tobacca market, there is some uncertaint
as to what it is best to do because the people of the county ar
divided on the matter of the plan of selling the product. *
Speaking without exact figures to go by, it is assumed th*
one-half of the tobacco growers belong to the cooperative ass<
ciation. The remaining half has never joined and insist upc
iselling on the auction plan.
It would appear therefore that the most imnortant thine to 6
just now in the building of the tobacco industry is to get th
growers together on some certain way of handling this cro]
which is large and growing larger every year.
Under the auction plan of tobacco selling the markets are in
proved and enlarged by the addition of new warehouses, tl
building of prize houses, the establishment of stemmeries ar
drying plants, the increasing of the amount sold on the warhouse
floors and the getting of good buyers, and above all tl
encouragement of the growers by showing them the oourt&si<
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THE HOBBY HERALD, COKWJ
that they should have and the ci
Just at this 'time it is uncertai
'keting will take. Will the remaini
and join the association. If they >
to do. It does not take so many
tive plan as it takes under the ai
new auction houses may result in
money in them in the event that
GOOD FARMER
PASSES AWAY
News reached here last week of the
death of Mr. I. P. Mincey, at his home
near Lake Swamp in this county.
His death was sudden and unexpected.
He had been in his usual health on
that day, and the day before. He was a
man of sterling qualities and was
known far and wide as an industrious
and progressive farmer.
He is survived by his wife and a
number of children.
The funeral services took place on
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Tuesday OT lasi ween at, nits ihmhc ?*"*
the interment was in the family cemetery
near his home.'
With "his- death the *Lake Swamp
section of Horry County loses one 'of
its best men. He was-'a leader in his
community and had the 'love and respect
of all of his acquaintances.
CH-?;?
mountain roads
Rocks are often worse than mud in
the matter of roads. In the mountains
automobiles often have to pass each
other when the one taking the outside
next to a deep cut or ravinVe will have
to run so near the edge that small
rocks can be heard as they fall many
feet below. It is a dangerous way to
travel and often results in fatal accidents.
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OLD JAKE SEZ:
Tother day he was in a little
town no biggern Conway, but
they think they are bigger, an
he went in a big store an axed
a clerk fur a Harmonica, an
she sed havnt got one. On the
way out he seed a show case
; full an called her an showed um
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s to fter, an sne sea wny aian T,
you say a mouf organ.
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g Don't worry with or about your
eyes. Come to nee us and let us solve
your problem for you. It is better to
- know that your eyes are all right
than to guess. We have the latest
styles in glasses.
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We. will be at Horry Drug store
l' every Monday of each month.
d Yours for service,
$ \j. A. WOODRUFF, D-Opt.
Optometrist and Chiropratic
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" Child-birth
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H?r? U a woiiderful mMMf? to all
np?cUntmotb?ril
"When the Little One arrives, you
3- can have that moment more free frono
' Buffering than you have
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in mis hciviico, nas nnowr.
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LO first product the great ^flf
remedy, "Mother's Friend." ^p^rnO^Rt^
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nurse and then they had toNf l U I
use Instruments, but with V^.
1- my last two children I used
Mother's Friend nnd had VHMLi?
16 only a nurse; wo had no time to fret * docto
* because I wasn't very sick?only about ten o
ICl fifteen minutes." U?e "Mother's Friend" as ou
mother* and grandmothers did. Don't wait, stai
6- today, and meanwhile write to Bradfleld Rerv
lator Co., BA 46, Atlanta, fla., for a free illui
16 trated book containing information every ea
Lectart mother should have. "Mother's Friend
> sold ly *11 drw i?Vur*??everywhere.
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LY, 8. C, AUttTOT 1?, 1923
cation of good will.
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in what direction tobacco snaring
half of the growers come in
vould then we would know what
warehouses under the cooperalction
system. The building of
a loss to those who invest their
all of the growers join the asKUI
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Hudson Price*
Speedster $137
7-P?m. Phaeton 142
Coach ... 145
Sedan ... 199
Freight mmJ
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Essex Pncet
Touring - $1M
Cabriolet - - i 14
Coach ... 114
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sociation and finally prrball of the auction houses out of existence*
The one thing that will keep down progress during the npxt
two or three years, more than anything else, is no doubt'ihis
uncertainty on the part of those who are engaged in the raising
of tobacco, ana the slowness of those who have the means, to invest
more money in the making of improvements that would keep
pace with the industry. - '
There should be 6ome way of getting together quickly.
SON COACH I 4
$1459 Freight
and Tax Extra
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Finest Super-Six Chassis Ever Built
>EX COACH
$1145
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rpcrfi Call its Chassis Greatest of its ^iize
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These are the lowest prices at wiucn these ^
J caw have ever been soki. They make both
o Hudson and Essex the most outstanding
5 values in the world.
? H. G. CUSHMAN, Dealer J
\ Conway, S. C. C
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Hfe you use
91 too much
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two generations our development and manufac*
lave been in hourly quest of the finest lubricants for
For twenty years the great field of motor car lubriiplied
their experience by an astounding variety of
>romptly and successfully met*
Your dash choke, for example. So long as
you leave it out you pour raw gasoline down
your cylinder walls, washing off the oil,
Leaving surfaces unprotected, diluting the
oil in your crank case. Our experience is that
it's better to replace the choke promptly, \
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vaporizes, then use the starter again* Don't
keep on grinding with the choker out!
Polarine is a prime-quality motor oil developed by
long, practical experience to resist dilution. With
reasonable care on your part you can trust it for
perfect lubrication*
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
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