The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 20, 1910, Image 7

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? DO IT NOW. Conway People Should Not Wait Until It is Too Late. The appalling death rite from kidney disease is due in most cases to the fact ttiat the littlekidnev troubles are usually neglected until they become serious. Tbe slight symptoms give place to chronic disorders and the sufTerer goes gradually into the grasp of diabetes, Bright's disease, gravel or somo other form of kidney complaint. If you sulTerfrorn backache, headaches, dizzy spells; if the kidney secretions aro irregular of passage and unnatural in appearance, do not delay. Help the kidneys at once. Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for kidney disorders?they cure where others fail. Over one hundred thousand people have recommended them. Here is one of many cases in this vicinity. P O Palkenstein, 415 Darlington St., B'loreaoe, S C., says, "Dean's] Kidney Pills arc iu my estimation an excellent remedy. I suffered almost constantly from a dull ache in the small of my back. I .also had sharp shooting pains in my loins and upon arising in the morning I was very lame and sore and it was quite a little while before the stiffness disappeared. I came to the conclusion that my kidneys were disordered, as the secretions from these organs were highly colored and contained sediment. T used about a box of Doan's Kidney Pills and they ' rem >vei the lameness and soreness in my back and regulated the pas sages of the kidney secretions. You are at liberty to publish my statement in return lor the benefit I have received from Dean's Kidney Pills." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co,, Buffalo, New York, solo agents for the United States Remember the name?Doan,s and take no other. Obituary. Miss Victoria Hughes, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Hughes, of the Brown Swamp community, near Brown Swamp M iL Church, South, in this county, was born November 21st, 18811, and died September 22rd, l(il/i ... U/-.M futlinii'u hnuii? IV1 i I iM'/j U I 1ICI lauiiui O uv/ai?v/? .WW Hughes was sick seventeen days and sutlVred a great deal, but no rebellious wurd nor murmured complaint esciped her lips. Toe bereaved i'atnily and the entire community are sad because one whom tkoy loved has gone from time to eternity. Miss flushes was an unusually lovable cha acter Tqcs3 who knew her best loved her most, but strangers meeting her for the first time were drawn to her by her quiet, gentle and lovable disposition. Miss "Vic,' as she was known among her com panions, will be greatly missed, not on y in her father's home but in the entire community and inherchurch. She was converted and joined the church at Brown Swamp eight or nine years ago under the ministry of the late Rev T B Reynolds, of the South Carolina Conference, and to Un riotr r\f hor r?r>n.th remained a I lie Ut?J W l li V/ I v. - - ? ? , consistent member of her church. The funeral service was conducted at Brown Swamp church September 24th, by her pastor, the writer of this obituary, and her body was iutered in the cemetery hard by the church to await the resurrection of the just. E F Scoggins It's the World's Best. No man has ever made a salve, ^ ointment or balm to compare with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the most perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Eczema, Salt Uhoum. For Sore Eyes, Chapped Hands or Sprains, it's supreme. Infallible for piles. Only 25c., at Norton Drug Co. Missionary Crosland Coming. With his consont I take pleasure in announcing that Bro D F Crosland, the returned Missionary from Brazil, will deliver his lecture on " Brazil at the following places and dates: Sunday, Nov (>, Conway, 11 am. Monday, Nov 7, at night, Tilly Swamp. JJJSaturday, Nov 12, Buck Creek, 11 a n. Sunday, Nov 13, Lloney Camp, 11 a m, Monday, Nov 14, Boris, at night. Tuesday, Nov 15: Pauley Swamp, at mght. ^ Ho is expected to attend also the Association at Spring Branch. Brother Crosland has no way of his own so that the brethren will sec that some way of transportation be provided. W J Laugston, Lake Swamp Items. Dear Editor: Will you allow me space in your valuable paper for a few words from this place? Health of this community is good at this writing. No news to report oxcept Misses Nettie and Ida Bay. of Funston, Gi , have again returned to dear old S ?uth Carolina to spend quite awhile We believe they love the Old Palmetto State and the Independent Republic of Horry best. They are now with their uucle, G C Johnson, where they expect to remain for awhile. We hope them a nice time. Now, Mr Editor, if this escapes the waste basket I will try again. Sly Coon. LARGER AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE 4 Annual State Fair at Co'nmb'r Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 2, 3 and 4. Especially Low Hailruad ll-ilos. l-'in Attractions. Hvt-i1) laxly Is t?v>iii^' to Allciul This Year, (.real Side-Shows and lv\co|>tional Exhibits. For more than forty years the .c*out< Carolina Agricultural aiul Mocha uiea Society has stood for that which is bos and most progressive in (lie indu Ui. and agricultural life of South Car* Una. The association will this yen give Its forty-second annual fail There are a great many features, si tiio people of this State know, to th annual fair. P.ut chief among {lie: are the gathering in ('olumhia m year of the representative oili/nns < he State and the disjday of the bes >roducts of the State. ITcshh nt John <!. Moliloy of the as oeialioii lias had the hearty eo-opern i?>n of the large membership in nrik g this a record-breaking fair. \\'it inial pr? speiity throughout th. (ate, and the promise of special at actions I ho fair this year will he nn su.iilv well attended and the exhibit .irlietilitrly 'i'li" fair opens in (Tdumhia Ocfolu . 1st, and will t 1: ? Friday nitfht, No mix T -i . <?il< of t llO Special I rHt 'lit this year's proi?Timine is Unit th. ronmis and hnihiin/.js will r< mar pen at nirfht. This will tfive nuuiy i'POrtllllity o | see ill..j tile exhibits all' pen dim? the even In?? pleasantly o: he pri'eti tnis, will re they have hei'eh re lu ll unable t ? (lo .so. Th 'Oil lids V, 1 :1 he kept Op'.' II on t !i> e v< n e-ffi . I November 1, 2, M, until I eli.cii at ni^fhl. and the price will !> he- ha ll el Hie usual adm is: ion. < urs.e, tin- purpose is t.i make 111 vnin as worth while ami bn\e ail e midway special features ill f ill. Tii" pr liiiunis are ma ^ener..! an : r.:cl i\ ; than usual, ami it will la orlli while lei* those inteiidiu'T t? take exhibits to eotninuniea to wit! r. I). I-'. Mlircl. secretary, Lexington . (for prejiiiuin lists. The races t'nis year will be beltei .an ever h< fore, and that imam-' that ncy will he unsurpassed ill the South ho rat in# com mil It o has arranged at. itraeih'e list of purses. For the har:s slakes o\< r $1,1)00 lias been of red, and the ruining ev. nls, if-?\\ die popular in this State, have Iy\y.i a of $ I on eaep. The com!i t ion; .n be b arm d from tlm premium list < <n account of a large iiiiiiiImt o( 'io.vm ret ured through the efforts ol ie ellicer:; the old midway will over p Us former bounds and spetdal ef rts have be< ii made to secure the si and cleanest attraetions. A full 'ay may be put in on this alone, and he \isitors will fee! fully repaid cv? n houId tin y St ? nothing else. All of tile railroads are going to sell peeial excursion tiekits for the Stat< air this year. 'J'liere will he the usual spirited . ? i' <* .11 ..II ...>.1 , .1 tw.o oii.oavoil - , it 1111 - < I I 'iniii , i 11 t i i /1 11 < i mi iiii^i < >ii,tttraclioiic. Kills a Murderer, A merciless murderer is Appendicites with many victims. Hut Dr. Kind's New Hifc Hills kill it by prevention. They gently stimulate stomach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that invites appendicitis, curing Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, Chills. 25c., at Norton Drug Co. I "My husband begged me to take Cardui," writes Mat- S|| tie L. Bishop, of Waverly, jSjfti Va., "and for his sake 1 a- ||| greed to try it. Before I had ? :j taken 1 bottle, 1 felt better, "Before taking Cardui 1 I suffered miserably every month and had to go to |>*J bed until it wore off, but Bp now^I am all right" ?$ The Woman's Tonic You know Cardui will fcj help you, because it has Spj 113 helped others who were ffl in the same fix as you. jf$ IS It is not only a modiBfl cine for sick women, but |.i M a tonic for weak women. SB Being made from mild, jjgg gentle, vegetable ingredients, it is perfectly harm- $?r'' |gg less and has no bad |8 after-effects. mj. Cardui can be relied ||? M upon to help you, '1 Vi? 14- Kn II ly 11 iuuajr. K- .. At all druggists. 4 I S- l?- HAWEN, GRi>Cl'] Ji Only High Grade Family and Plantations Supplies handled. Your patronage is respectfully solicited and will he appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money bac.K. No trouble to show 1 goods, so if you don't see what you want ask for it. I , Strawherry Farm For Sai.e- 30 acre farm, 15 under fence, four acres , in berries and will make from four j to six hundred bushels berries next spring. Price $2,000.00, 4w29 Geo. Dickson TUB HOttltY II Kit A LP, THt * , V- -/ ... . < v5 ? Write for Samples* I Try us on ?*Iail Order. 1 C' | ? 2 I (?% g H $ i $ &' H h M ; %, i ft a ; ^ | | |^K? ^ *3$ 1 w | 2T2, and 2)]4 | CMARJUBSTI | The Largest Who I I New Fall Tailor J f'n exceptionally Sinarl, up-to-date mod (a n * ... $ |j Prices range Iroi Ladies and Misses W .lJ J n Chi Hon Panama. All new Models, jf Jkvith TaU'eta, Sill, or Salin bands. Pric I slCWlvVT OF WAISTS volt FA IT ] j \I! Pure White Linen Waists, Plain T )| ol Jar and culls $ 1 , <j * . - Vrf: Xi-TA (JTWV.IVfl^MU l 1 y L A DI & S A N D C HILI rhi,,uj <a^araareamn&ipwii? ? a a C ?41 I\ Q I ^ 11| A t ?111Mpif ||M lijM, I si i %$ i f is litri & S> 100 bbis Pride oi 125 bbis Saxon. > 50 bbis Capatol % 50 bushels Seed /':> 2,000 Cotton Slu 100 bushels Con > 3,000 lbs Smokec j> 200 bushels Best > 300 baefs Shipsii |> 155 caddies Toba On the above we will m; C possible. Come to see us. C ways have it and want your - x %> B P $ 3 J<h ?3?VF? Sg * ?& fe# 8 y, ? f! h i H S3 B,? B II ?s iiyisiirll III U I THE COOPER W CMULLINS: < isflT inn % fch*j |j | S fJi 1 I > iiy i miu % j& \\ lion hoi anil lliirsly call at m served wi'h cole! drinks that are m quenching. % F'stsi.cv Gf % Meal per pound & Host oflfee per paun d ^ Fish per do/.cn ^ Granulated ujyar l>row n u&ar i %* ft Leal" Lard per pound Lest Tat. Flour 21 pounds $> '?**. Fork 1 usaire ner pound }? Host orn per bushel Host \\ Ir .n i >' 1 I int. m. h > *|> LORIS ?im mxx : --jaw iim i w???wrm< j THE HOUSE 01 j TTTTnei jOcSVCX"8^.1 - M< jKcop and soil everything in this line fi Iclrese patten Staple and fancy groct jVon are cordially invited in call and ii jjo.r" will be appreciated* Polite clerks jj'h v a bargain day. 1 1 ). A. Spivcy & Company FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. Kl U present I ho Strongest Companies. 11,1 Policies written on the most liberal ?j terms. Place your insurance with us p Prompt Settlement of Claims. JUS PAY, OPTO I'> Kit 20 imo. # rion or a King. St. and 203 31 *w*sa r,?EAi Resale and Retail ed Suits. ; els, for Ladies and Misses.J n, $l0.00*t0 $l()O.OO.J ? 1 1/imr SsL irf q. ! (11 *->?< * ?.. Plain trilored or trimmed oh range from $4.75 to $25.oo. r, AND WINTER WKAR 'nilor Made, with laundered j'1.35 and $1.50 each. DRENS READY TC *>WWWWWi& m Houri : Richmond < 11 Rye. ; jeis. ^ S 1 Bacon. C Meal. "C iff. cco. ike the closest prices^ We have the stock, business. % eery Co.,? HOLES ALE ? , s c| * A ^ ^ XL As At iy iountain where you will he ^ ade right and are really thirst > ?ocerics? < < 10 1 -2c. *C $1 00 ^ .AYES, I s o J "iAAAAAAAAAAAsb ? BARGAINS j * ETTTs as. f i I. M> v *.-? A ? y 3reix$9*.s\?iise? om a paper of pins up to the finest M'ies at the lowest possible price* ispoct our stock and your patron 5 to supply your wants, Every CHUKCIl DIKKCTOKV, 1 mu<:> n y ri:u i a n o 11 uncn, -;v A S DOAK, PASTOll, ' Preaching each 2nd Sunday at 11a in* d 8 p in., and 3rd Sunday at 11 a in Prayer mooting every Wednesday oveSunday school every Sunday at 1:30 m. i Westminister League. I Make o when y< 'OVR. MONFl iiiff St, OH A It LUST' } l_ P^PARTMEi Mail Order House MMMMRBMMMn?c?<MnnunK'TVfuiMr? amrMuma M Ladies Taffeta !r Ladies Messalinc Silk Waists at Large line of Novelty Waists in Plai< si an Taffeta Silk. Silks and l)n We are showinga superior line of P! and Silks. Write for Samples. Let At Wholesale We offer a new line of Blankets, (' Shoes, Millinery, Lent's Pine Purnis [Coverings of all kinds. Agent for Pi rdorwenr :md Ladies Home Journal Pa & ? ?? ?m mi m wim > -anaa ) WEAR GARMENTS ySo IfC NOXff GUARDING A A National Hank is an absolutely safe <>!; lie United States Government examines regul Ask our patrons how we treat THEM. MAKE OUR 15ANK SPIrst Naii?ai of Conwr 1. (J. COLLINS, President. W. PERCY HAUDWICKE, J ^^ ^ 1 *2 zjzi&rj tzjgzy*-*) tSSgQW a/ k-f^ *) ^ ? w-P* 111 INDISPENS J0H MADE BY |?? Richard Hi 9S FOIi ALE : SI CONWAY DRUG ^w?????a?w?????nn??mm??k?w ?bbmi ? ? We are Prepa COMMERCIAL We have a full and can please you in wor! n r? 1 11 t 1 ii a We make a speeia'ti PRINTING to give you Httttisfncti I T..U TU I JUU ill Fresh Bread and Cakes aavavs on hand filled with choice goods for family use anc ist possible notch. Phono orders given c very guaranteed. Phone No, 13. VEGETABLES IN Mil ur 5torc your home H oil Gome to the City. g r back. i I s jjjj^l C'J i fi p I 0N, 8. C. nft store i in the South. | 5i!lv Waists I from $15.00 down to $2.98 each g :1 Silks,' hitfon Over-net or 1'er- 9 ess Goods | lain and Novelty Dress (Joods aj our 1' vices. fi or Retail. | omforts, Dry CJoods, Notions, | hinpf.x, I'polxtery (ioods. Sloorj a r .lacker's Sanitary Woolen I'n-j jfl tlterns 10 and 15c each. a A SPECIALTY S WHO IS t/ v m. ki, |^HCN IT ^ J :4 X ; ico to put your money, because larly all National Banks. YOUR BANK i2ii IB>SV?l&iL 'y. n>. A. SPIVKV, Cashier, L&si.slant Cashier. WMMMM ABLE II riOLES ft e^x id nut BY JSjg COMPANY |i| ^"s? red for Your Work. com plot i? line of tationery and kmanship ami prices. > of Lv^al Work and guarantee ton. Send us your next order. K HORRY HERALD. t I. Our Grocery Department is 1 are marked down to tho low areiul atu ntion and prompt deI SEASON. THE BittH. ' | J THE GROCER MAN