The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 29, 1913, Image 7
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9 THE FARMER
!HF EXPECTS '
WJSH A COMFf
] We will ^appreciate yo
fl or small. Call in and 1
fl easy and simple to bank
fl ficient help we are prep
j way consistent with sou
I MAKE OURB/
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E can JTonly be for thosc^1 ,
;o3its in the bank a part of S ,
enough to buy a homes de- C 1
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consistent with safety-5 fa g
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home or in town.'
wholesome as it is g u
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Quenching J& i
enuine? . Soda ^
it.,tcs. Fountains t
BooicUt. or Carbon^4wfRjr
atcd in Bottles.
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SOWS WHAT. I
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MEMBERS WANTED (
loin the Horry County Fair Aseociation
and Contribute to the Great
County Fair.
We aro going to have a County
?air in October, but we must have
unds with which to get it up. $
\bout thirty-liye loyal citizens have t
opened their hearts and bubscribed V
>ut we nood a threat many more ^
Me aro not asking much, we only 1
tsk you to give us $5 00 now and
*f> 00 the lirst of October if you can. c
Me are working for a Greater Horrv f
inrl ix>r? mnuf hu un ? ' -- ? S-' "
. ? . u luMcu imjo juui llUiillCIUl US _
veil ss moral support. Can't you '
rive us that $5 00 now. We need it, u
["here are hundreds of men in Hor- "
3' who would be glad to make this ^
sunt ribution if they only knew 1
ibout it. Won't you tell thorn ?
3ur organization is purely mutual L
Mid voluntary. Wo have formed an a
issociation and have placed the v
Lombership dues at the figures a
slated above. Membership gives e
>no the priviledge of an annual pass
o the Fair. It is not much but the ^
jTair will do a great work (or our Jf
jounty if wo will only help it along. fl
Mow cau't you help us. If you just
;an't j >in, see if you cau't get some
leighuor who can join interested.
Jet him to join and if you can't joiu
tt least boost it and get up an ex- t,
aibit*
vVe ought to have five hundred ,j
members to make our Fair the Great (
Success that it ought to be. Join c
us, we need ycu, v
Chas. Scarborough,
Secretary.
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Local Items From Allen. C
Farmers are busy picking strawberries,
but they are not as good as 1
Lhev were last year.
M ss Carrie Anderson is visiting t
her father of this place.
Mr Harry Suggs of Pireway, N, \\
D., is building Mr S. M. Anderson a v
?tore House. Mr Suggs is a hust- r
iug young man.
,vi.. r\ f i i-'1 1' ? J f
mi vj>. iijusuu, buu uuiigaung
igent of tho Atlantic Coast Line
it Allen, wont to Floreuce on special
business last week and returned S<
li?* next day.
Mr J. M. Doyal was over in ihe I
Vhite Oak section last Sunday visit- yj
g friends. ai
Mr J. E. Barrington, the organiz- wj
r of the Junior Order United Ainer or
ian Mechanics was here last week ca
nd organized a Lodge here. We y?
ope that Allen will be the garden vt!
pot of Horry yet. ec
Mr W. A. Nceley happened to a afi
ery painful accident by getting a av
tig pole stuck in his leg, but he is sh
p again and is able to walk about f0
)o house. ex
Rev John B. Skipper preached a
ery interesting sermon at Maple tu
hurch Sunday and Sunday night.
7o are glad to have Uncle Skipper f?
ith us any time.
Mr W W Smith visited Conway
k8t week.
Johnie On Tho Spot.
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OES BACKACHE WORRY YOU? fr<
or
Is
ome Conway People Have Learned
How to Get Relief,
How many people suiter from an =
ihing back?
How few know the cause?
If it hurts to stoop or lift?
If you suffer sudden, darting pains
t f * - - "
it you are weaK, tame ana tired,
Suspect your kidneys. [{
Watch for nature's signal. h
The first sign may be headache or |
izztness,
Scanty, painful, or too frequent
rination,
Nervousness or a constant, deadired
feeling,
Avert the sorious kidney diseases,
Treat the weakened kidneys with
loan's Kidney Pills,
A remedy especially for siok kid- {
eys.
Endorsed in Conway by your
riends and neighbors.
Mrs Dora Burroughs, Conway, S
X, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have
Deen very beneficial to rae. I had
lull backaches, pains \hroigh my ridneys,
and other symp oms of kid
ey complaint. I got a box of Doan's f
Kidney I3i 11 s from the Norton Pmg
3o. and they completely relieved
ne,"
For sale by ail dealers. Price 50 ti
jents. Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, a
Mew York, sole agents for the a
United States, 'J
Remember the name?Doan's? |
tnd take no other.?Adv.
items f rom [Nichols No. 2.
Crops are looking fine. j
Farmers are going in for too much
iobacco this year. They ought to
raise more hog and hominy and live !
U home and not have to look to the 1
merchant for every thing they use,
The Sunday School is doing well
at Wanamaker with Mr. Martin as '
Superintendent. I
Rev J. E. Edwards filled his regu- t
lar appointment at Pleasant View m
tha third Saturday and Sunday. |
Little Miss Susie Hobbs, who has
been spending some time with her 1
bister has returned home.
Mrs A. C. Gerald, who has been!
at Marion and Raynham, visiting!
htr sisters, returned home a few I
days ago. I
Floyds High School will c oae May I
30th. ? |
Mr Ira Gerald, wife and son of I
Nichols, were called to the bed side!
)f their sister, A N Sarvis, who is I
lick with Measles, |
''School Chums,"
Ill I I I >1 III 11 I II
X>ATED TONGUE
MEANS LAZY LIVER
I Lazy Liver Needs a Dose of Dodson's
Liver Tone Guaranteed to
Take Place of Calomel.
When your doctor looks to see if
rour tongue is coated, ho is trying
o find out if ycur liver is working
troperly. A few years ago doctors
lad to prescribe calomel?there was
lothiog else to give.
Recently in many sections cf the
ountry Dodson's Liver Tone has
>raeticully taken the place of calo
ael as a liver remedy. Dodson's
jiver Tone L mild, pleasant tasting
.rid hurmlpss?whip.h maWp? it a
aedicine for u^e when your children
lecome bilious and constipated, Hut
lie most remarkable feature of Dodon's
Liver Tone is the fact that
Norton Drug Co,, who sells it, guarutees
ft absolutely. The drugtj. t
^ ill return your money without
rgutne i:t if a bottle fails to give
ntire satisfaction.
Price, 50 eests. We suggest that
ou get a bottle today ai d have i'
eady for the next member of your
amily whose liver goes wrong.
Michael Items
The health of this community is
he best it has been in quite a while.
Farmers are about done planting
?obacco is plentiful in this part of
he country. Strawberies have beou
uv, olT greatly by the unusual dry
veatber.
Mrs Nancey Royals and little
grandson, Joe, spent some few days
go with her daughter, Mrs G. C
/OX.
Mr Rufus Holmes called on Miss
day Cox a while recently.
Dr S. P. Watson passed through
his section some few days ago.
The wedding bells havo been riugng
and have just been resting a
rhile, but expecting to hear thorn
iug sorno time soon.
Me N jt hor.
Winthrop College
CHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EX-1
AMINATION
The examination for the award of
icant scholarships in Winthrop Colge
and for admisHion of new students
111 be held at the County Ceurt House
i Friday, July 4, at 9 a. m. Applints
must be not less than sixteen
ars of age. When Scholarships are
icant after July 4 tbey will beawardI
to those making the highest averre
at this examination, provided they
eet the conditions govering the
v*rd. Applicants for Scholarship
ould write to President Johnson be.
re the examination for Scholarship
amination blanks.
Scholarships are worth $100 and free
ition. The next session will open 1
ptember 17, 1913. For further inrmatio
and catalogue, address Pres.
B. Johnson,
NOTICE.
A resolution was offered and adopted
at the Supervisor purchase his suples
for the chain gang by sealed bids
tm the lowest responsible bidder for
le mouth in advanre, beginning June
t, 7913.
Geo. L. Marsh* Clerk.
County B >ard Commissioners
i V.
New Stock
'aris Green
25c per pound
For Sale By
Conway Drug Co.
Pharmacists
CONWAY, - S. C.
S- P- HAWES
aROOER
Only High Grade Family and Plan
%tions Supplies handled. Your patrongo
Is respectfnll> solicited and will be
ppreclated. Satisfaction guaranteed or
our money bacK. No trouble to show
oods, so If you don't see what you wani
sk for It.
D A Spivey & Company
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS
tepreseot the Strongest Companies
'olicies written on the most liberal
ems(
P ace your Insurance with iu
?rompt settle men tof Claim.
i J
CHINESE LAUNDRY,
Collars and Cuffs.
Ironing Machine.
Work turned out Promptly.
Send me a trial order.
Family washing taken.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Work neatly executed, an., i
first class style.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Collars and Cuffs held for 30 day
and if not called for will be sold,
Yoursforgood worn,
GEORGE LUM
| 1 I 1 tivil-n nw.r,. I 11 ^
Xf ~-j* *" iiiwi v ui'iia, mMHI
j/LVMTa ^ * ant* ^or corn? help the p
. Try 200 lbs. per acre (
W)? Phosphate and Nitrato ol
Insure against cotton
IWriaf ^^ P61^ acre- Right sido dre
'y alu* Pr(K^uces a cr
j |yBound, heavy corn and
| J WV s<7/ p0tash in any amount from o\
GERMAN KALI
' Whitney Central Bank Building, New Orleani, I.a.
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Citation.
| 13y J. S. Yaught, E*tp. Probate Judge.
Whereas, .1 olih 11?\>(1 made suit to tin* ,
i to grant him Letters of Administration of
Iho Estate of and eflhets of tSiiuou Lloyd,
Sr. 1
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and cred
I tors of iho said /Simon linyd, t>r., deceased,
that they he and appear, before
me, in the Court ol Probate, to be held
at. Conway, S. ('., on 7th day of June
no cf, after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, If
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 18th day .
of May, Anno Domini, 1918.
Published on the 22nd and 29th day of '
May, and 5th day of Juno 1918, in llorry
Herald. <
J. S. Vaught, (
Probate Judge. |
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police 10 vonsinoies
All who have not lilod their bonds ,
with the Clerk of the Court will pro
ceed to do so at once, There will
not 1)3 any more Claims approved
for any one who does not comply
with this request Adv.
A. C. Murrell.
A Feast o
Newness and Beai
Costs Marks, W<
THE NEW Gil
GROCE
We buy In Car Load Lots and sell at Wli
the lowest and our stock is the freshest and
slsts of Choice Plantation and Family Hupj
lines give us a Call and we will please you b1
aiaoaa.iw a mm mm m w m vn ? w m w
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THIS DEPARTMENT Is chocked full
arming Implements and Machinery, sucli
Hoes, Rakes, Plough Stocks and L'lougl; Hli
the market. There are none better and not
agents for the world famous McCormick M<
We will take great pleasure in showing and
pectlve purchaser. We handle the Pittsbr.i
lied users all over Horry will willingly att<
makes. A little higher in price, but
economy to purchase this wire to fence you
WE UNDER BUY ALL; WE Ul
Burroughs &
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ueneral r
i TocLclville
' DEAL!
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
LINT AND SI
ALL K!)
COTT
We always keep in stock a<
seasonable goods and whic
than the cheapest quality ci
n big money to call and int
our prices.
Dusenbu
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>n't Forget to Side
ou have the plant<1 well sta^HH
crop by feeding it. For
nough 9H
OTASH
1 fibre, anil to keep the bolls fron f.iB8?E|
Irint make tho starch that fills the 11111
if mixture of tqual parts of Kainit,lf|l
Soda, or 5-5-5 (foods. ||p|||i
rust by side dressing of 200 lbs. Ffl|||i
ssintf prol'injfs ity of the fHIB
op of bolls tlv.t stay on. It nBtw||
fine fodder. Potash Pays.
ne 200 lb. i'i% uf>. Write for prices
I WORKS, Inc. WM
Savaanah Rank 8r Tru>t Rnildinr, S.iTann-^^
Appointment for Aynor C'ircH
7, on 1st and 3rd Sundays at r
U ,i
Ay nor 1st and 3rd Sundays I ^
> m.
Rod Hill 2nd Sunday at 11 a.
Pis^ah 2nd Sunday 1 p. tn. I
Plsgah 4th Sunday at 11 a trl ||
Red llill at 4 p. m. ,
P. S. Hook, Pm
For Burns, Bruises and Sorcl
Tho quickest and surest curl
)urns, uruises, boils, sores, ill
nation and all skin diseases is I
en's Arnica Salvo In
jured L. H. Haflin, of Iredell, I
if a soro on his ankle which pi
nm so he hardly walk.
jg in every house. Only
jommended bv Norton Drutr I
To Cure n Cold in One Da>>H ^
Take LAX ATI VIC HKOMO Quinine. It
Cough an<l Headache and works oil th^?v^
Druggists refund money if it fails t>^B-/>
K. \V. CROVIC'S signature on eacli bo^B
uty With Model
elcome You tol
LLY STORl
RIES. 1
lOlesule and Retail at prices invnrlM?|
best tliat t-toneyR'.and^purchase. ami Bra
)lies H'lien in need of anything ill tflfl
tli in price and quality.
/urn iUPimirnl
niw
of the latest Improved Labor S"^B|
i as Guano and Manure DhtrihHS
lares, the greatest labor saving 1< inHs
in cheaper. We are solo and e.\cliM||
>wer?. Reapers, Binders, Drills, Effig
explaining this muohinery to any H|
rg Wire fencing. Thousands of
>st to the euperlovitv of this wire EmS
far greater in, lasting qualities. kB
r farm, garden or lawn. ||f|
NOER SELL EVERY HOil
liwuwi HiU'i'i wu i i ?;? r
ierchanis J
iRS IN 9
;EIJ cuttuin4
NDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCT,
ON SEED MEAL AND .FKltTILM
clean and up-to-date J 1 rfl
h we offer at pricea chefl
tmsidered. It will savefl
?pect our goods and n
ry & Ccl