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W liCBIlillC pagggwi \ guarantee. Prove our H jdHl Get a bottle t< 1H j trial. You wil | i measure. Your *V*?w/T* i5 | : free from ma] ! feel like a new | tion and streng L?\ <"?? 0| i W''1'* | Get it at your !.LrfaeJp Suffolk D: A tfiopt r n icaoi u I Newness and Bee Costs Marks, W GROCl I W? buy in Car Load Lots and sell at \ ably the lowest and our stock is^always * purchase, and consists of Choice Plants need of anything in these lines give us a price and quality 111 Ml THIS DEPARTMENT is chocked full Farming Implements and Machinery, su Hoes, Rakes, Plough? Stocks and Plou kin i on the market. There are none be and exclusive agents for McCormick's We will take great pleasure in showing pective purchaser. We handle the Pit satisfied users ail over Horry will willii wire over all other makes. A little higl qualities. Its economy to purchase thic lawn WE UNDER BUY ALL; WE I i i Mm M Our bank never fai to the farmer as it gives a *matter of fact few 1 day and age of the world nf fho farmers. Often a borrowing, and we are gh time. Do not hesitate tc money. We welcome a r as heartily as a substant every farmer to carry a c Oar burglar proof safe, 1 management makes our b for your money. Deposi with a growing bank in Why not come in and tal / Accounts may be opened posited or withdrawn in lity. Rural mail route s not neceeary to come to Wc make a specialty in s BAN K O ? LORIS Trespass Notice Ail persons are hereby forbidden to hunt trap fish or In any manner to enter or trespass upon my land In Simpson Creek township containing JOO aeres more or less bounded by lands of J ,J Falk et a). All violations of this notice will be prosecuted to the full penalty of the law. W G Sarvis. . > 1 ROBERTS! _.. TASTELESS CfflLl TONIC Guaranteed to cure hills, LaGrippe and evers, or your money teerfully refunded. :now what it has done in | 8 of cases and do not to make this sweeping I statements (or yourself. >day. Give it an honest i 1 KA Kpnpfit#?d KoirArid ' * fc/v 1/VUVlliWU m-J mill blood will become pure, larial infection. You'll j being, full of life, ambi- 1 ;th. j' druggist's today, 25c. and 50c. ( rug Corporation, i folk, Virginia iuty With Modest relcome You to I iVholesale and Retail at prices ;nvari_ the freshest and best lhat ni *n can ttion and Family Supplies. When in call and we will please you both in 11 111 I of the latest improved Labor Saving ich as Guano and Manure Distributors, gh Shares, the greatest labor saving stter and none cheaper We are sole Mowers, Reapers, Binders, Drills, Etcand explaining these goods to any pros, ;t-burg Wi<e Fencing, Thousands of igly attest to the superiority of this her in price, but far greater in lasting i wire to fence your farm, garden or JNDER SELL EVERY ROUSE. c Collins Co., 11m j lis to give as good service to any business man. As banks could exist in this without the co-operation farmer can make money by id to advance money at any call on us when you want esponsible borrower quite ial depositor. It will pay ihecking account with us. together with conservative ank an absolute safe place t your savings and grow i a growing community, k it over with us today? by mail and monies dethis way with equal faciolves the problem. It is town to do your banking, erving the farmer. ST? V Sj? i, s c. ?????M????w TTjiTi CHICHESTER S PILLS THK IMA MONO HttANO. X !? <! ? ? I A?k y?ur DraKitlRl for A\ /, (( (ESNA Clil-cbcMor'n DlHinoii j ltrnnd//\\ C*<Q?3S&k I*'"* ?? **?<* 6,1,1 Oolci metallic VW Sfcv boxes, scale.l with ltlun Ribbon. \Y fH | Toke no other. Ituy of your " , r/ fir OracctMt. AsV for c 111 <11 n-' f*.T E R N I C 2g OIAAtO.NI> IIHANO PILLS, for ttfr If 0 years known ?s Dost, Safest, AlwiysRcllabl* *^-r SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE f What's the Reason? Many Conway People in Poor Health Without Knowing the Cause. There are .scores of people wh< drag out a miserablejexistence withou*. lea^z nff the cnus9 of their euff ri. g. Day af e day they are r .<3keu with OLtckacbe aou headache; 8 ffer from nervousn *cs. d-zziness, weakne 9, languor aud depasdon. Likely the kidneys have fallen be oiod in their w.rk of filtering the blood aud that is the root of the '.rouble. Look toyour kidneys? a-.ist them in their work?give them the. he'p they n ed. You can use no better remedy than Dean's Kidney Pills?endorsed by over one hundred thousand people, aud by your neighbors in Conway. W II Wilkin*, Conwoy, S C , say^: *T suffered sevorely from kidney complaint for some time,brough on by my work on the railroad. I was afraid thai I would have to give up this work if I did not get relief. Doan's Kidney Pills were fiaally recommended to me and I got a box. I was entirely relieved in a short lime* I advise oyerv sufferer from kidney trouble to give Doan's K'doey Pills a trial." For sale by ail dealers. Price 50c cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States, Remember the name?Doan's? aud take no other. Notes from Reedy Bay. Dear Editor: Please give-me space in your columns /or a few words fr m this place. The health of this community is very good at present. The growers are nearly through resetting tobacco around here. Mr and Mrs Preston Alford visited a(; Mr Jack Williamson's on Sunday of last week. Misses Eeulah Gerraid and Jannie Misboe and Mr Sam Gerrald visited at Mr Preston Alford's on a recent Saturday night. Let's hear from Lonely Heart again. We wore glad to hear from our our Uncle, L 1) Holt, again. We are glad see that Lake Swamp church is improving so fast. Mr and Mrs Dock Grainger visited Bodie Strickland on Sunday of last week. I think this is g jing to be a good fruit year, especially plums and peaches, ' Reedy Cracker. I IIow's This? V7e offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believes him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Walding. Rinnau & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upou the blood and mucous surfaces of the ^vstem. Testimonials sent free Price, 752. per bottle. Sold by ail Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Obituary. The death aqgel visited our home and took from the wife a dear husbard and from the children an affectionate father, I Mc Martin. He was born July 4th, 1869. Ho was married to Miss L E Moore in 1887 To them were born eight children, -.even of Jthem survive him. He was in feeble health for about nine months, but was not confined to his bed more than four weeks before the end came. We did all for him that tender hands could do and thoughtful loving hearts suggest, but noththing that we could do could stay ihe baud of death. The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, and his will be done, not ours. We do not mourn as though we have no hope for we believe that he is now safe in t.he arms of Jesus, He told us be fore passing away that when his last breath was gone he would be better off, and therefore, we cannot doubt him. He leaves his bereaved family and a host ol sorrowing friends to mourn his departure from among us, but we believe that our loss is his eternal gain, O! how we miss him, and our home is so louely without him. A loved one from us has gone, A voice wc loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be tilled. Again wo hope to meet thee, When the day of life has fled, And in heaven with joy togreet thee Where no farewell tears are shed. His Sorrowing Widow. The Demons of the Swamp are moaquitos. As they sting they put deadly malaria germs in the blood Then follow the icy chills and the (ires of fever. The appetite flies and the strength fails; also malaria often paves the way for deadlv typhoid. But Electric Bitters kill and cast out the malaria germs from the blood; give you a fine appetite ?od renew your strength, "After long suffering," wrote Wm. Fretwell, of Lucama, N. C.. "three bottles drove all the malaria from my system, and I've had good health every since." Best for all stomach liver and kidney ills, 50 ots. at NorI ton Drug Co. \ ^ I SCIENCE ON_THE FARM. Enablaa the Farmar to Trade $2 For $9, 8aya a Scientist. "Carrying Scientific Agriculture to the Farmer" was recently discussed by Deau H. L. Kussell. University of Wisconsin: Scientific agriculture is permanent agriculture. The Chinese have a more fertile soil than ours because they have applied scientific agriculture. Holland produces thirtythree bushels of wheat per acre. We produce thirteen bushels. Great interest could be aroused by convincing our people that there is an undiscovered continent whose soil is as productive as ours. We will find that contluent when we discover the methods by which our soils can bo made to double their production. Our - - - - *- - * a J experiment suiuous uuvu uiacwuw the sec ret. but that will do no good until the tillers of the soil understand it. The publications of our stations must reach our people and be read by them. Information must be put in concrete form; it must be visualized. Three things are necessary In farming ?first, improved seeu; second, improved production; third, reduction of loss. We are appointing county demonstrators who go into each county and employ the "show me" method of farming. Corn, wheat and other grains and crops are planted and the cultivivtlon done before the farmer and his help. The farmer may be prejudiced against now methods, but this opposition yields when he is shown the better way. Wisconsin was driven from raising wheat by the chinch bug, but this bug was a godsend to agriculture because the farmers went into the dairy business. By growing wheat we increased our bank account and depleted our soils; by dairying we both increase our bank account and the fertility of our farms The purchase of $2 worth of phosphorus oo a stocft farm increased our crops $0 worth. Wo nro always willing to trade $2 for $0. There is a limited amount of phosphorus in our soils, and to keep up tho phosphorus content we buy for $10 as much phosphorus in tho raw rock as we formerly got for $25 In tho treated goods. The tax which comes from apathy, indifference and ignoranco is the highest tax farmers pay. To Kill Bull Thistles. Bull thistles, common In pastures, cannot always be killed by mowing Mowing tends to prevent maturity of seed. Cutting off the thistles just be low tho surface of tho ground two o? three times n year will effectually erad icute them. Sale Under Execution. Under an execution issued in the case of McCaskey Register Co., vs H W Mishoe, to me directed I have levied upon and will sell at public auction before the court house door at Conway, S C., during legal sale hours, on salesday, June 3rd, 1912, all that certain tract of land in Bayboro town' ship, containing 50 acres, more or less, and bounded north by lands of H J Graham, east by Placard Road, south and west by Burroughs & Collins Co., being known as the Nettie Martin Place, and conveyed to H W Mishoe by B J Sessions, Sheriff of Horry county, in case of Phipps vs Martin. TERMS OF SALE?Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. B J SESSIONS, Sheriff of Horry County. May 14, 1912. II H Woodward, Plaint'ff's Attorney. fmLARIAS ? headache, biliousness, In- \k fl digestion, rheumatism, jgj m pimples, blotches, yellow ra g complexion, etc., are all wL signs of poisons in your n H blood. These poisons jS g should be driven out, or ffi K serious illness may result ff To get rid of them, use Jfl I ThedfordV J i IBIaGk-Draughtl j I Hig nlri. reliable. nnrelv M fl vegetable, liver medicine. Jjf I Mrs. ]. H. Easier, o! ft Spartanburg, S. C., says: n B "I had sick headache, for | H years. I felt bad most of J9 ; B the time, 1 tried Thed- fig m ford's Black-Draught, and ft fl now I feel better than B m when I was 16 years old." Kb i tt Your druggist sells it, in B Q 25 cent packages. ? IH flu IL Insist on Bedford's K WANTED TO BUY several farms In Horry County. Must be cheap. Give best prices for cash. Write 7)ox 104, Conway, S C. These are the days of the sweet 1 girl graduate and the shirt woistedj man, I 11 1 ' * m' 1 ' " i.I mmm I 1 *'<Sf3HHBHHHHHIIMVinr,< flliHKHHHHHBPMBHMHMMHKfl Protect ' i urlyoinv [ familyw4ttk#|j} i a ran s w vywml | account' i PHILIP D AR?^^^l grei^ni^^il- ! lionaire Meat King, first saved one hundred dollars I from his earnings on the farm. lie went from New York to California, there he got $5.00 a day digging ditches. He still saved?saved a few thous and dollars. The first saving was the seed from which his vast fortune grew. ^ MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK. I OF CONWAY, | 4 aajgwam?HnaKEBMaaBB?mmssEaaBXimusassaaBmaaEBEiit^aas general Merchants Toclclville - S C DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ROOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, LINT AND SEED COTTON, ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, COTTON SEED MEAL ANI),. FERTILIZERS We always keep in stock a clean and up-to-date line of seasonable goods and which we offer at prices cheaper than the cheapest quality considered. It will save you big money to call and inspect our goods and learn our prices. Dusenbury & Co., TODDVILLE, S. C. Itootiulj-miuiwii ! mil i J8BETOMMM Palmpttn Rrnrary Hn I Ii uiiaauiiv uivyui j a MULLINS, S C. | Groceries at Wholesale. 8 H indlers of |Fertilizers. 8 We sell farmers. See us and save 8 I money. 9 Both Mr Gilbert A. Johnson and | Mr Willie D. Jenrette, of Horry, B are with us and will be glad to see fj you. a John P. Cooper, Treas. ! I :mxaaaar^ i ~ i i 11 i in i i mum fii 11 I highg rade flovr i Fresh Bread and Calces always on hand. Our Grocery Dopatrment Is J filled with choice goods for family use and are marked down to the lowil est possible notch. Phono orders divert careiul attention and prompt de-1 livery guaranteed Phone No. 13. jl b rr hyman. 1 -'^^1