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r 'uR ( Visits Conway on Wednesm day of Last Week, LARGE ATTENDANCE The Show whs Better Than it was When at This l'lace Before.--The Many Acts on the Stage, and the Trained Animals, Were all Features of a Good Show. Howe's London Shows visited Con way for two performances on Wed l e l - \ i , nesuuy ui last weew, piaying 10 i large audience at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and a smaller number a night, owing no doubt to the fact that the James Adams vaudeville shows were going at the samo time and divided the crowd. This circus was better than it was when hero several years ago. This time they had two families or more of ex pet t Japanese acrobats, whoso balancing feats on the stage and in the two : ings at the sumo time, were marvelous and amazing. The trained elephants performing 1 > > f *? f \ ??1 t> . <0 ft * Wrt M ft ?>? /* ? i u v '? v/ i 111 ^ n a u vuc aauiU I'l llJC^ (AMU almost in perfect unison, and iu the sam i manner, 130k the attention of everybody as the performing horses aud the trained riders, male and female, brought forth round after round of applause. The little Japanese girl who did the balancing feat on the stage, by , means of an umbrella aod the large ball, keeping a small sphere and a small hoop going on top of the umbrella, perhaps amir/, id the audience more than anything else that was put or. A Gentle and Effective Laxative. A mild, gentle au l effective laxative is what people demand when suf fering from constipation Thous' auds swear by Dr. King's Now Life 1 Pills, Tlugh Tallman, of San Antonio, Tex. writes: "They are bo1 yono questi >n, the best pills ray wife 1 and 1 have ever taken." They nevei I cause pain, Price 25c. at druggist* ] or hv mail. FT. E. If lckleu & C t Philadelphia or St. Loui . Adv. I v - ^-1 i pBSISll II [ 1J S i Wei wssssz. mmmmmmmmmmrnrnrn mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm V..' y Kite, 11! MY 1?lu 1 ( (Continued frotn fir? t page ) The corn club b iys have the finest corn yot shown. Toe ax-nandlo and i plow beam boys have cxhib t* showing skill. The t vo t )rpedo boats were in the harbor at Georgetown in readiness to come up the river on Tuesday. At last accounts they had been detain ed thoro waiting for Congressman J W, Itagsdale, who bad been unavoidably d t lined. Tuesday and part of Wednesday passed without their arrival, but they are exp 'eted as w i go to press. The program for to day and torn )rrrv is a* follows: I uuua'ilU^al \) a Y, T1 i u KbD a Y, OCK) 13 ELi 23I'll, 1013. 0 c. m, Fair grounds open. 0 30 d. m. Midway shows oper. 10 a. in. Lecture in vards on Housing and Care of Farm Animals. 10.15 a. in. Aoroplaoe H ght by Robert Fowler, 10 30 v. in. Free shows on Main Street. 10.45 a. in. Better Babies Contest opens for the day. 11 a, m. Addresses by Hon. R B Scarborough and Dr. E. (). Watson to the Schools of Horry County, 12.30 a. in, Lectures in building and yards. 1 p. m. Tomato Canning Demonstration and Lecture, Miss Moore, M r. Carborry. 1 30 p. in. Meeting of school teachers of Horry in Court House2 p. in. Bu.tjr Demonstration and Lecture, Prof. Masor. 2.30 p. m. Address t > Boys Corn Clubs of Horry, Supt. S. 11. Brown 2 30 \\ in. Better Babies Contest c oses for the day. 3 p. in Aeroplane Might by Robt. Fowler, Court House grounds. 3 30 o m. Baseball game, Horry Industrial School vs. Conway. 4 p m. Free shows on Main Street. 4 30 p. m. Grand Floral, Educational and Mercantile Parade on Main ' Street. j 5 p. it. Fair building close1 for the day. J (> p. m. Hand Concert on Main Street, FARM DEMONSTRATION DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 1913. 9 a ui. Fair grounds open. 9 30 a. in. Midway shows open. 10 a. ra. Rocture in yards. 10 30 a. m, Free shows on Main Street. j 10.30 a. no. Address by W. W. Dong, State Demonstration Agent. 11 a. m. Address to farmers of Horry by Mr. R R. Baker. 11.15 a. in. Better Babies Contest opens for the day. 11.30 a. m. Address by M. W. Wall, County Demonstration Age t for Horry 12 m. Address by Hon. E. J. Sherwood, Member of tho House. 1 p. m. Hog Cholera Demonstration by M. W. Wall. 2 p m. Addross by Mr. Nighbert on Tick Eradication, 2 30 p tn. Bettor Babies Contest closes. 3 p, m. Address by Hon. O. B. Martin. 4 p. m. Free shows on Main Street. 5 p. m. First Annual Couuty Fair closos its doors for 1913, 1 JOHN WHiTE & CO. L0UISVILLE,KY. 111 i i . imiw -? ? ii . . ,IBI ' 111151111111115511 f ? ? ***^??'IT'" " if'^rrymnPir^rnriTfTMiaMWnrjnnBMHMPfiniULIllJIliJUCMMIMMWBWW ?B?3J?Wl IWBMBMWOQBOMBPOMEMMMWi gan on XI c tin 2 I? > k , IV. nil IIII I ? in I w wti nil ? ?! ??11 ITI? IIIHIIIBIH ? ?! iwanwu wi ma i im r w ?! dim & LLU11IC Ulil %%kXXXXXXXXXM(XXXXA I" ? There are dreams one forgets with the j,. head but remembers with the heart. The ov details of them leave us. It all is confused, tli Remain blurred in the memory, as if clouds had d* grouped to form some clear picture and Fixed I had instantly been blown all a-tangle by "H" __ 9 I the wind. J -RE3. S 9 But the dream stays on in the heart. lu "8-? 1?4 I Berhaps it was sad, all night wo waded I through heart breaking; and in the morn- 111 By KEY. FRANK CRANE, Chicago I ,n"' though the pictures and words are iL i i, 9 gone, the aroma of them remains, and at ^ no time of the day are we very far from lu weeping. Perhaps it was glad, and though we cannot remember the * melody we sang in the dream, echoes of it keep falling all through the hours of waking. at it is as though the soul had found, somewhere in the hounds of dark- "c] Lies*, a secret pool of emotion, had fallen therein and come to the gates tl of morning dripping wet with some unknown feeding. We might make more allowance for what souls do when awake if > we knew whither they had fared and what they had suite red in the * caverns of sleep. Sometimes one is silent because one is full of these unspeakable memories, and words seem profane. Then he knows what b the philosopher Publius Syrus meant: "Keep still or say something bet- a ter than silence." ^ r JWWMMWWWMMgMllPil'WIIIiill \ I^ i wnii imniMMiminiiiiimiHiwimil wiw iiniiiiib i iiiiigj1 | And when you want i | money come and talk 1, 1 the matter over with us. ? : y r?THTHIMiJ IM Mill' Ej. I AYNOR, S. C. I W. PERCY HAKDWICKE, President I A, J. BAKER, Cashier. . | Mm^SES3^SSSaSS^mOBgSeBKmSaaBKa? Mm? Will 111 Mil M II 111 ! II II 1MB II IB ? IIIIWI ? I M? I !! ? BR? ?B? ?Hi fcrm W O V* lival will Hold fortt light this Week. ??*-? r k - wxv t. -wmM mumu i ?nrwiTM irwramn mu_ ini _ / NOTIt E OF SALE. Under and by vhtue of fhe decree and dgementol the court rondo b> his EouT II Spain i'leshting Jidge, in the se of li ii Woedwaid, Assignee, Plian I's V8 Saui JS Bellamy L>c tei.dant, and ?led the *5th day of Sept? nil? r A, 1)., >18, I, the undersigned will sell at pub3 auction to the highest bidder bdore ie Court House door at Conway, in Hor' County, and Mate of South Carolina, ring legal hours of sale, on talesday i November next, it being the 3id day f said montli, ail and singular those >rtain lands situate in Horry County, id described as fol ows, to wit; l hove two certain tracts of land situate i Lut e River neck, in the County and late aioresaidand described in the said lortgage as follows, to wit; "Tract No. 1* Containing six ((?) ? i ?? v ""Itiiutiii hixkH vii*, more* fir jrw, LV^IUUIUK M ? oe Grain*ei's corner, in the Nixon line, lence N. 59 1-2 E. 9 55 chains to a i ke, tbence S, 29 1*2 F. (i.t.7 chains ) a stake, thence 8. 59 1*2 VV, 9.55 bains to a stake in said Nixon line, ?ence N. 29 1 2 W. 0 27 to the begining corner, bounded on the South and last by lands of Sam S Bellamy, on the forth by lanus of Adiick Vaught, and oe (Jruluger and on the West by lands f Nixon. Tract No. 2. Containing t\veut)-flvo 15) acres, more or less, beginning at a ickory on iridiums Crtok, theme N. 9 W. 40.95 chains to a stake, thence N. 3 E. 7.08 chains to a stake, per main oad, thence said road to a cedar stake, lieiice S, 29 E. 91.47 chains to a stake ersuid creek, thence said creek at high * fitter mark to the beginning corns r, bong the same tract conveyed to me by A. I. Bes8ant by deed dated May 23rd, 908.*' Y'EUMSof Sale CaOi, Purcluoer to )iy i< r papers. On.way S. C., Scpteiner 30th, 1913. El H Woodward, J. A. L< wis, Plaintiff't Att< rney Sheriff 11. C. Notice of Sale. Under and l>y virtue of a certain Dill of Sale or chattel mortgage, executed and lelivered by O. M. Ward and M. U, Ward to Pearsall & Co., dated July 22 1913;I have seized and will sell 1 eroro the court house door at Conway, 8. C., luring local hours "f snle on Salesday in November, next, n i>cng tne oiu oay Df ?aid month, to the highest bidder for 3a3h. the following described personal property, to wit: One mouse colored mare inulw named "Khoda", about 7 years old, bought of June Hook?. J. A. Low is, Age it of Mortgagees. [)at d October 17th 1018. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE MKOMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works oil the Cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 2?c. r 5525^^1 Street. 1 n mm All |