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PUBLISHED KVEKY THURSDAY MORNING
?3Y CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.
8UVVUK1PTJON ONE DOLLAR PKR YEAR
II, H. WOODWARD. Keillor
THURSDAY. AUGUST 24 1911
SOME REFLECTIONS.
As will be seen by reference to an
article published elsewhere in this
issue in rcferoneo to artesian well.4'
that Horry is not given a place in
the picture and her absence from it
is conspicious for the reason that
according to the figures given above
there are more artesian wells in
Horry than there are in any county
in the State, and more in Conway
than there are in any other hamlet,
village, town or city in the same
commonwealth, In Conway alone
there are between thirty-five or
forty of these wells ranging in depth
from 200 to 000 or more feet, and
there are equally as many more, if
not more, distributed throughout
the county. Why Horry, easily the
1 ? a ^ C 4-U r* C f a i n ! 11 n_
oanuer uuuui^y ui iijc uvaic in i
gard to artesian wells, was left out
of the picture can be explained on
the hypothesis, that the writer of
' the article in the Columbia State is
ignorant of the facts as they exist
aud as it is reasonable to presume
that his information must of a necessity
come from outside the editorial
rooms of that paper in Columbia,
and the failure of our people to furnieh
him with the necessary data to I
enable him to give credit where
credit is due, is clear that he is
blameless of any intentional misroprensation
of facts. Our observa
tion has been that the State news
per lias been careful to be accurate
in its statements regarding the
growth and development of the
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econimics, nowever wiueiy n may
have deviated on other subjects, and
we are confident that had our own
people given the writer of the article
the information Horry would
have been given the credit, if there
be credit in having artesian wells,
which we submit there is, to which
she is justly entitled to aud ought
to have.
Onr people are enterprising and
industrious as a rule but unfortunately
for us and our good and the
good of Horry we are by far too
secrative in many of our undertakings
of a public nature and of public
interest looking toward the establiahmentof
a new enternrise or the
improvement of an old one. We
try to hide our light under a bushel
in reference to these matters and
are ashamed or afraid to let our left
hand know what onr right hand
does. In this respect we are too
much like a cooter and then when
we are faced with the fact we try
to crawl on backwards like a crawfish,
whereas we should let our
neighbors know what wo are doing
in order that they, seeing our good
works, will do something even better
toward building up our county
and towns and our communities, We
should realize that every time Horry
is called upon she will deliver the
goods
Dr Twitehell's opinion as regards
the purity of artesian water and his
reasons for that opinion, aro of inestimable
value to our people in reference
to health conditions. There
is an impression among a few that
artesian water is impure and,
strange to say, that this impression
is given color, by not all, but a ;
*ew members of the medical profes- I
bion of Horry who declare that this
water is injurious to ooth animal
and vegetable life. We submit that
this is erroneous upon the testimony
of not only Dr Twitched but coroborated
by other eminent authorites
whose, conclusions have been arrived
at by years of study and experiments.
To illustrate: Right hero
in Conway we have sickness, disease
and death. Those things follow
the curse. Wherever human lite
exists these afflictions will be found.
It is noticeable that a large per cent
of what lil tlo I.a... :~ I -
uivn UVOO Hint' IS IJUri*,
it is confined almost entirely to that
section of the town where the pump
or open well water is parly or exclusively
used for domestic purposes.
The moral of the whole subject is
that arosian water is absolutely pure
contrary tofthe opiniin of what
others may hold.
NOTICE.
Conway Lodge No 05 A F M will
hold a lodge of sorrow at Baker
Memorial church in memory of E S
Bakerf V e first Sunday in September
at 11 o'clock. All Masonic
Lodges are invited to participate.
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 2*r.
THI
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$100 REWARD $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that, there Is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure In all
stages, and that is is Catarrh
Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acfciug directly upon the blood and
mu<*ou i surface of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietor*
have so much faith in its curative
powers that they olTerOne Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to
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UUIO. KJV UU ft/I IIOU K/l ' OOVI LU V_/ LA I IM lOi
Address: F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hull's Family Pills for cons
pat ion.
Notice of Sale.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a chattle mortgage
executed by M E Tyler & Co., to
Doctor Phipps, and duly recorded,
I have se'zed and will sell at Blanche
S C., at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
on the 9th day of September A D
1911, all and singular all of the stock
of goods, wares and merchandise, of
the said M E Tyler & Co., now contained
in the Finns store, and a rr mini
iog by inventory to the sura of
$1&7 96. Terms of sale cash
S M Allen,
Ag^nt, of Mortgagee.
August 21st, 1911.
BIG BAM
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DRY GOODS, CLO
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100 bu. best seed i
1250 large cotton
40 Jersey cheese, s
400 bu. scund cor
300 bags C. S. me;
420 bags shorts
350 bags turnip gi
200 bags new mea
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iiiuu uui3 ueai uuur
Big bargains in t<
I Come and get our
Palmetto (
THE COOI'EIt
MULLIN,
HOW TO ACQUI
"Now the man that saves tils n
and go
Is the man you will notice will i
While other's may he careless a
lie's adding to his hank account
The only sure way to
be honest, work hard and
i-aniiiiK* t-very uay.
Open a savings acco
all your bills by check. ]
receipt and you will know
are spending. If you an
bank consider this an inv
We know that our relatio
profitable. The possessio
should be a matter of int?
of the family. You insure
fire. Why not open a sai
and insure your loved one
BANK
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Ureases, Ladies' ai
Gents' Furnishings.
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Pay Us a Visit
here in person.
JAIN SALE
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'THING & SHOES
SACRIFICE.
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obacco
prices. | '
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lonpy as the aprbodh come
Rome day have the dongh;
nd throw tlieir cash away,
a little every day." 3
acquire wealth is to
save a little of your
unt with us and pay j|
Each check will be a n
just how much you I
i not a patron of this E
itation to become one. I i
ns will be mutually I 1
n of a bank account H ;
;reat to every member
your property against
rings account with us
is against poverty. i
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232 & 234 King Street, t
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1RCADE PEP
: Wholesale and Retail
A T We are members of the Charli
/ X l^^fare to Caarleston if you sho
greater varieties to choose froi
NG OUT SI
>cked with Spring and Summer Merchant]
ists, Walking Skirts, Dry Goods and Noti
GOODS MUST
To Accomplish this we have Place
)uarter to a Half L
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, Write for Samples or send us an open c
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The goods are rolling in
enough to get lost in, we find
Now in order to make more i
fore heard of in these parts.
Ladies rea<
And yo
for the
in. 1)<j
Ladies $2 a
Don't ii
price a:
Ladies $2.51
Imposs:
of it."
Dress good:
silks no
To arrive $1
50c waists _
75c waists _
$1 waists . _
$2 waists..
Mens suspe
Preside
Mens $23 si
All suits fr
Boys and y<
cost.
Now we can't quote prices as our li
going at some price, as in all probability i
travel many miles to buy goods at the ab<
We will show you the biggest and swelles
would be competition.
We have just received 3000 pairs of
guaranteed solid leather or your money b
but not branded. We tell you they have
tate the Battle Axe Shoe? Simply becaus
money. Ask us and we will tell you who
knows that we know and he doesn't. He
Shoe Co., gave us the agency 11 years ag<
else carried in our Big Department Store,
will get it. We are Leaders and not Trail
Conway
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DON'T THINK OF I \
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Aftei1 you are crippled, ^
sick or dead or after your ?
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house is robbed or burn- )
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ed, it will be too late H J
then. Better see me to (J
day* E ^
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BURGLARY, >
LIABILITY.
Best Companies.
Most Liberal Policies.
T. N. JENRETTE,
CONWAY, S. C.
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Notice of Discharge.
Notice Is hereby given that the
indersign as Guardian of of Mary C
tabon, will apply to the Judge of
Probate of Horry County, at his
iflfice at Conway, S, C., at 11 o'clock
n the forenoon on the 18th dav of
September A D 1911, for a final discharge
as such guardian.
K L Misboe,
Guardian of Mary C Rabon.
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ARTMENT S'
Department House in t
eston Refund Association, and will pn
p here. In addition we guarantee you b<
tn than you will lind outside of the Grea
JMMER STC
lise of everv kind: Tailor Made Suits, Si
ons, Floor Coverings, Lace Curtains, S
BE SOLD QUI
d the Entire Stock on Sale
.ess than Origina
irrlpr <> will nHnnrl f/i if nu / ?rofnlli/ <1
as just Reti
on every train and boat and
we will not have room to she
oom we offer the following j
They must go and this is th
ly-to-wcar dresses, .$3 kind now going at
u can't buy the trimming; that is on the
price and the goods and inuking throv
>n't hesitate, come right along.
,nd $3 slippers, special lot at
uiss it, the strings are almost worth tl
sked.
i) hats this sale only
ible. You will say "I don't believe a woi
Come and see.
3 at prices never before heard of. $1 fan<
>w going at, per yard
12.50 voil skirts
nders 50c kind now going at
nts included.
lits reduced to
om $15 to $18 reduced to
oung mens clothing going at wholesa
ne is too large. We mean what we say
our line will be so changed that we will
>ve prices, as we have the reputation of e
t line of merchandise ever shown in Ho;
the famous Battle Axe Shoes for men
ack. Listen! Others here will tell you
an imitation. Battle Axe Shoe without
c Battle Axe Shoes are the real thin# ai
i has the imitation and their buyer will b
can't buy Battle Axe Shoes in Conway u
), therefore don't be deceived if you wanl
that are real and not imitations at the I
ers. We are yours for business with tl
Bargain
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?i IT'S TO YOLJF
To find out just how much ther
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It is the direct result of six!
study of climatic conditions
Atlantic States. Perfection
the results have proved a tri
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Over Sixty Years of Service in
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WOFFORD COLLEGE SPAR?
A real college with high standards <
Excellent equipment. Unsurpassed
moderate. Loan funds for worthy p
begins September 20th. Write for i
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Wofford Collegs j
SPARTANBURG, SOUTI
A high grade preparatory school foi
vidual attention. $155 pays all exp
ber 20th.
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while we have a store big
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?oods at prices never bee
last and final cut prices.
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33c.
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when we say all Hammer Roods are
never need any more. People will
telling: our Roods just as advertised,
rry and the price will paralyze all
, women and children. Every pair
that they have the Battle JAxe Shoes
the brand. Why do they trv to imild
the best shoe in the world for the
uy anything: that we buv because he
nless he buys from us, as the Putney
t Battle Axe Shoes, and everything '
owest possible price. See us and you
tie qualtity and price.
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i this Particular Climate.
y-nine years constant wO
prevalent in the South
has been our aim and kgfij*
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of scholarship and character. yj
health conditions. Expenses ?
itudents. Fifty-eighth session f t
catalogue. % B
J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary. 1
Fitting School 1
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enses. Next session Septam- ?
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