The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 07, 1913, Image 7
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For Sale*
% A nice 6 room cottage, prac- i
tically new with 1G 1-2 acroa of
land. On'y 25 minutes walk
from businesss portion of town;
About 12 acres under wire fence.
| Half acre of young fruit trees,
! that will come in bearing this
Summer. Good water.
For further infornintion, call
on or wiite.
H. H. WOODWAKI),
Attorney at Law,
Couway, S. C.
GEO. LUM LAUNDRY,
CONWAY, S. C,
lleginning July 1st. 1913
All persous must take tickets fo)
work left here. Possitively nc
work delivered until ticket is presented.
Laundry not called for in
80 days will Le sold for charts.
GEORGE LUM
N- P- HAWES
GROCEK,
Only High Grade Family and Plantations
Supplies handled. Your patronage
is respectful!} solicited and will be
appreciated. Satisfaction guaranteed 01
your money bacK. No trouble to show
poods. SO If Vf.11 rinn't ana TX.1.U*
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ask for It.
SALE DAYS
At Ncal & Dixon's Farmers' Warehouse,
Mullins, S. C.
Friday, Aumist 1st, 4*h sale.
Monlay, Auinnt 4th, 3 <1 sale.
Tuesday, August 5th, 2nd sale.
Wednesday. August (I'll, 1st sale.
Thursday, August 7th, 4th sale.
Friday, August 8th, 3rd sale.
Monday, August 11th, 2nd sale.
Tuesday, August 12/h, l?t mle.
IFednesdaj, August /3th, 4 h sale.
'Ihursday, August 14 h; 3 dsale,
Fridav, August 15th, 2nd sale,
Monday, August 13th, 1st sale.
Tuesday, August 19th. 4th sale.
Wednesday, August 20th, 3-d sale.
Thursday, August 21st 2nd sale,
Fiiday, Augmt 22nd, 1st sale;
Monday, August 25th. 4fh iaV.
Tuesday, August 20lh, 3idsale.
Wtdueulay, August 27th, 2nd sae.
Thursday, August28th, Is' side
Friday, August 29tli, 4th sale,
Our last sales are just as ^ood as
our first, and if you are growing
Tobacco for Best Results, we are in
position to Interest You
Adv NEAT, A DIXON,
Bakers Chapel
Tnero will be a regular service at
Bakers Chapel as follows:
1 A . . A n J ri t - -
isl anu oru Sundays at II a. m.
2nd Sunday at 4 p. in.
4th Sunday at 7 p. rn.
1st Sunday service conducted b}
Bro. B G Collins*
2nd, 14'(I and 4th Sunday service
conducted by the pastor.
Public cordially invited.
D, Ti. Rotrn,
Pastor
Appointment for Ay nor Circuit.
Zion 1st ar.d iPd Sundays ni 11 a.
in. ?
Avnor 1st and 3rd Sundays at 4
p -n.
Lied lliil 2nd Sunday at 11a. m.
Piegah 2nd Sunday 4 p. m.
Pippah 4'h Sunday at 11 a ir,
Red Hill at 4 p m.
F S Hook, P C
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVK'S TASTKI.KSS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
and sure Appetizer, l'or adults and children. SCc.
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The sales that we have
jjjl! attention brings. We have
stand ready to prove by the 1
Warehouse and get the benef
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DRUGGISTS ENDORSE
DODSON'S LIVER TONE
It i? a Guaranteed Harmless Vegetable
Remedy That Regulates the Liver
Wi hout Stopping Vour Work
or Play.
A dose o( calomel may knock you
completely out for a day- sometimes
two or three days, Hudson's Liver
Tone relieves attack* of constipation,
biliousness and lczy liver headaches,
and yc u Htny 011 vour feet.
Norton Drug Company sells Hod
son's Liver Tone and guarantees it
to give perfect satisfaction. If ycu
buy a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
and (In r>r?t ft r?#l * ' ?r '
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pleasant and successful liver remedy
you ever took, ibis store w 11 give
you back tbe 50 cents ycu paid tor
it without a question.
This guarantee that a trustworthy
druggist is glad to give on Dod son's I
Liver Tone is as safe an reliable as
the medicine, and that is saving a
lot.
W R Lewis has recently made
costly and fx'ensive improvements
to tfcc plant of the Conway Coca
Cola Bottling Co., of which he is
proprietor, lie now has two bottling
machines in daily operation
.nstead of one as formerly, aud a
new and modern carboDator ha?
been installed making the work
easier and quicker. The [)lant is
turning out soft drinks in large
quantities.
Answers News Item.
Kditor llorry Herald;
Having noticed in a recent issue
>f your paper, a sketch of tho socalled
preliminary hearing given an
alleged seller of cider near Hickory i
I Grove church, 1 wish to make reply
thereto
Y mil1 arifnnnl. Q'nJorl ~ - ! -
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ness sworo that he drank about one
quart of cidor; and it did r.ot make
him drunk; that oue said ho drank
four swallows only, and it was
strong enough to show in his 030s
wheu he got horn , ai d the effec t
was such 1 hat ho knew it would
have made him drunk had ho taken
more, lie swore that ho might
have drunk rometbiLg like one half
quart instcad of oue quart as the
Herald stated Another witness
swore that it changed his feelings,
but he could not swear that it
w< uld make anyone drunk. That
same witness according to others
told a different taie out i f coui t
The Messrs. Graham asked a
favor of Mr. Hardee, but he was not
disposed to grant it. V\ e could not
force him evec pt by the law, and
not there. Id 1 s refusing our roquost
was only a starting point, wo
thought the law would slop him.
and that we as a Church and people
would ask the balance to stop or
give them the same.
Mr. Hardee and myself are good
friends, so far as 1 know. ] 1 prosecuting,
we did only what we thought
to be right, and now we feel clear
Where one violates the law every
day and witnesses, lawyers and
judges work for him against right,
ne will not be comdemned of course
One intertestcd.
Second Nine at Home wood.
Conway's second nine played their
first game with Homewood Friday
July 25, afternoon, resulting in a tie
after nine innings of good playing.
Betbur.e who worked fro* Conway in
the box had everything his way
after the second inning, oeing very
stingy with his hits. In the first
inning Con way got one man across
und had 'o take ibt field v. hile Home
wood wont irilo the air making 'a
total ef seven runs in one inning.
After t his C jnway began t:> climb
up and uutil the la^t inning they
wewe live rurti in the lead, but Home
wood i chained Let :.elf in the latter
half of the ninth and tied the scor^
up.
Many errors were macie by both
sides. Among the stunts wor.hy ol
mention was a one handed stop of a
j lorg fly by Tht.mp-on of Conway,
a)?o the b.?se rum.11 g f TUdalt and
Cause.
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already made for the farmers of Hon
learned how to serve the farmers by a
farmers of Horry County, th it we are
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INo Better Place
County to do you
at lodnvtlie, S. C.,
the most comple
thing needed by
Full line Sun
When you need a neglig
pair of shoes, a neck tie, and
usually buy, ahd jou want th
ces to he obtained, quantity a
on the old reliable at Toddvil
Dusenbui
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KNOW IT WELL
Familiar Features Well Known to
Hundreds of Conway Citizens.
A familiar burdon in manv homosTho
burden of a "bad back."
A lame, a weak or an aching back
Ofton tells you of kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kid neys.
Here is Conway testimony.
Mrs Sidney Smith, N. Main Sk. ,
Conway, S C., says: "My back ach1
ed constantly and 1 had headaches
- and dizzy spells. I rested poorly
and in the morning had no strength
1 or energy. Doan's Kiducy Pills,
' which I procured from the Norton
> Drug Co., have driven me more re'
lief than any other kidney medicine
! 1 have ever taken. Since I used
them J had been able to rest better,
i ami i nave ieii siron^ ana iree irom
' pain."
[ A B Leonard of Ilorry Ciuntv
sold bis second curing at Noul &
Dixon's last week. 1214 pounds
brought $213 14.
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TOBACC
ry County, this season, should he suffici
i long course of training in the school <
perfectly willing to use our knowledge
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in short anything that you
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quality considered, call
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Edtcalinnal Campaign.
Plans for tho educational campaign
Aug, l(J-li(> arc pro?/ressii g
nicely. Most of the week day n.(clings
the people arc planning tc
have a picnic in connection with the
speaking. Dr. ClicUscales and Dr.
Watson will both be on hand and
the meetings will be attended bv
large crowds. We expect to pubic I
tha dat??s and places of meeting u
full this week.
Children's Day exorcises took plac
at Union Methodist Church on' las
Sunday, near Toddyille. There vva
a very attractive programme carrie
out, and tho Sunday school pupil
from the smallest tos to tho grow
up uf the bible ane intermedial
classes, showed careful and inlelli
gent training. Toe little churc
was packed to overflowing with pe<
pie, a number being from Conway
iMiss Jessie Dusonbury rendered ti
music on the church organ. Tl
choir deserves great praise for tl
beautiful songs. A collection w<
taken for the cause.
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perience that we carry the
them. The experience of in
hiisinpsn nmlioa n? -fulfv nnm
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tools and appliances to be ui
The few who have not trad
cordially invited to give us i
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| large stores, the thiugs they desircintl
, .n every department have been made v
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of our many customers, ('all and leol
or.d get the hciufit of buying from the
est and fair dealing counts.
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at wo have followed this business, wo
nowledge is power. 'Sell .your tobacc
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bounty have learned by I
best things to he had!
any years in the mercaJ
potent to judge tiie fl
sed by them on the faH
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classes of (ho people will find i'Bgjj
(te way ol Merchandise. I he - <
kith i n cjo Kindle (o (he Kcst i?9
k over our immense stock in ev<H?
: place where long experience rr.H!
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pa 11 y ' 8 and they wimSt
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mil the high prices that gcoHH
have learned much, and
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