The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 05, 1914, Image 2
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THURSDAY, FEB.. 5th, 1914.
Start the work of the presen
year with energy and foresight, thei
keep it up throughout its course
and it will bring to you rich reward
and benefits beyond any you hav
realized during the old year that ha
passed into your history. Strive t
conserve your health and that o
your family first, and next thebealt
of jour community. There ai
many things in this day and tim
which it will pay you to study an
practice as times goes along.
?O?
There is in the minds of man
parents, the mistaken idea, tht
it is wrong to impoBC work or bui
dens of any kind on a growing bo
or girl. To get this mistaken ide
out of the minds of such people
et thim tike an aeccunt of th
beet men and women in the com
munity to-day, and what do the
ae ? They will find that th* bee
men and women of today cam
from beys and girls who wer
brought up under strict rules o
conduct, and who were taughl
from infancy almost that it w?
w f "" "
their duty to perform then portioi
of the world's work. We do no
mean to carry the idea of woik au<
labor too far bo as io atunt th<
child's growth and destroy him 01
her physically. We mean worl
arid labor and training suitabh
to the child's age and ability am]
of just the right amount not tc
overtax the child.
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Recently, a well known citizen ol
Conway, one who has led a successful
life, and who is now at that mature
age when his philosoph;cal mind
leads him to see things jnstas jhey
are; n marked that the lack of success
on the part of many of the younger
men now coming on in this part of
the country, was due to the lack of
industrial training and no necessity
to work owing to the fact that they
had been reared on motey famished
by their fathers, and not tanght to
C: -.i
work while growing up. He stated
that the most successful men of the
I day were those who had been the
sons of poor men, and in their bringing
up they had beeu compelled to
work and perform their share in
supporting the family, By that
means, these successful men had
learned the lessons of thrift and
industry, had migrated to the towns
perhaps and there succeed, d. But
he mentioned the fact that these
same successful men are bringing
up their sons in such a manner quite
different from the way in which
1 their fathers taught, that they
1 speud their days in idleness, know1
ing that their fathers hay-) plenty
to support them, and that they are
not required to do auyth'ng^what'
ever toward helninc in the work ol
, the wared. And he predicttd that
the eons of these men who are coin
i ted successful will prove unsuccessful
as successors to their fathers and
will be compelled as a result to t?k'
some minor place in the future of
the community. In ot er words, tlx
poor boy comes to the town in his
youth and by steady habits and
iudustry, builds a fortune whicl
he lavishes on his song, failing tc
bring them up in the same habit*
that he himself came up under, ar.d
iu the course of time these same sons,
unused to any thing except luxury,
will spend all that their fathers will
leave them, and be compelled to go
. back to the farms as poor men.
; That is the sum and substance of whut
he said;and there is a world of truth
I in it, and there is also a warning
to those who may read these lines,
; and if they will take the right course
with the growing boys of the tin e,
they will aid in producing for the
t future a generation of men who
3 will be tit to fill the places of their
, fa hers by and by, and help make the
e country richer and happier by
? their deyotion to these causes.
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o HARDEE?PRIDGEN.
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jj iuiM auh li. xiaruee uecomes inc
Bride of Memory Pridgen.
v
Miss Ada L. Ilaraee was married
16
to Memory Pridgen on January18;h,
d 1914, at 2 o'clock p. m., at the home
of Mr. J. P. Pridgen, near Loris, P
C, The groom is the oldest son ol
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pridgen and th(
v bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Boss'Hardee of Bardy, S. C
k They made a charming young ecu
pie, and those who know them wist
y them both a long and happy marrie<
life, and that their pathway may bf
Btewn with flowers- The ceremon}
'? was performed by J. H. Causey, No
e tary Public. There was a large
crowd to witness the ceremony,
Among those present were Mr. and
^ Mr*. M. C. Causey, Miss Caladonis
^ Miocy, Fletcher, Mincy, Murry and
e Donia Coats, Zebedee and Franc!
,e Pridgen, G. Holmes, Bert Summers,
W. R. Bullard, also the family o1
* the groom, the father, mother,
t, brothers and sisters. After th<
HAKAmAMIf 1 AM/tfA AMAm/) '
g v.t;ioiuv;uj uud ii?i ui unu wcu I n
the dining room where plenty of
11 good things were found and wen
t enjoyed by all.
] " "One Present'*
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DON'T BE MISLED
r
E Conway Citizens Should Itead and
J Heed This Advice.
' K dney trouble is dangerous and
> often fatal.
Don't experiment with something
new and untried.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
lWin orit.h itnon'o Kirlnao I>.Uu
??n ~ " *" -* ???
r Used in kidney troubles 50 years.
Recommended here and everyI
where.
A Conway citizen's st tement
' forms convincing proof.
It's local testimony?it can be investigated.
Mrs. Dora Burroughs, Conway, S.
C., says: "1 had dull backaches,
1 pains through my kidneys, and otbf r
symptoms of kidney complaint. I
, got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills
from the N rton Drug Co. and they
? relieved me."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan s Kidney Pills?the same that
Mrs. Burroughs had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv.
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Death of Mrs W. J. Hen en.
On the evening of Decembar 11th,
the death augel entered our home
aud took from us our dear mother.
Mama was sick about three mouths
ind was con lined to her bed three
weeks. We hoped for her recovery,
but our hopes were soon to bo blight
id. We did all we knew to do for'
oer and so did the doctor, and neigh
bors, but the icy hards of death
could not bo s'ayod. She bore hir
suffering bravely and never failed
to smile if she could. S^e was the
life aud the light of our home and
ier leaving us has cast a gloom over
our hearts and lives. She was a
kind and affectionate wife and a devoted
mother. She was 55 years, lb
months and 11 days old. She was
the daughter of the late E. F. Harrelson.
She leaves her husband, one
ister, and seven children t) mourn
their loss. She was laid to rest the
following day at tho Parkel hurraing
ground near Hunting Swamp to
iwait the resurrection. She said
she was ready to go if God saw li
to take her. We feel sure all is well
vnh her, but, how h vrd it is for u
.i) live here without her. but w.
know the one who t >ok her is too
vise to make a mistake, so we bow
u humble submission and say, t
vill O, Ood and not mine. We hop?
.o meet her in that land where ther<
ire no more tears, no more heart
iches or ^ood byes
And why do wo mourn departirp
friends
)r shake at death alarms,
Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
To call dear mother to His arms.
ller Daughter-ill Haw,
Mrs, M D. Herren.
I Colds 8
II should be "nipped in the
|bud", for if allowed to run yf
|unchecked, serious results \J\
I may follow. Numerous
| cases of consumption, pneu- ? I
monia, and other fatal dis- I j
eases, can be traced back to |
a cold. At the first sign of a j
cold, protect yourself by
thoroughly cleansing your |
system with a few doses of |
THEDFORD'S
BLACKDRAUGHT
the old reliable, vegetable |
liver powder.
Mr. Chas. A. Ragland, o? |
Madison Heights, Va., says: |
"1 have been using Thed- j
ford's Black-Draught for , * 11
1 stomach troubles, indiees-r/ii
1AM tion. and colds, and find it io]Ak
KrVibe the very best medicine in/^|
VCJever used. It makes an oldj^T
Ifl man feel like a young one."
Insist on Thedford's, thejAJI
original and genuine. ti-67^y
At Zero
And Lower.
That is the way you getCoco-Coh
and other fine drinks from the ice
i box and fountain of H O.Todd, Man
ager. You deserve the best when yoi
1 pay honest money for it. Get then
at the Cash Grocery Co,
Fresh Supply of Fancy Cakes anc
Candies. For those call in at
Cash Grocery Co
GRO. l.TTM I AlllNinDV
CONWAY, S. C,
Regintfiiiig July 1st. 1913
All persons must take tickets fo>
work left here Possitively n<
work delivered until ticket is pre
sented. JLacndry not called for i
30 days will be sold for charges.
GEORGE LUM
I Am "YmM^Wnm3
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I* Cardui
I The Woman's Tonic |
FOB SJUi AT ALL DRUMISTS^ I
l it TO, III'
ieii a. .
When you are sick tbere i9 onl>
one rule to follow. Don't triflle
with medicine of doubtful value or
take something BECAUSE it Is re- (
commended by a friend, you may
not have your friends trouble. See
a Practicing Physic.an, have him
diagnose your case, thats the sure
way to get the right medicine for
vour particular ailment. Bring the
prescription to us aud we will give
youexictly what that prescription
calls for and at a reasonable price.
We are qualified to do good work
and have only the best drugs the
markets affords.
C nway Drug Co.
Pharmacists
CON WAN, - S. C.
| A WARNING !
1WE would like to say to the J
people of Conway that we nre *
1 position to furnish you with the
I freshest and nicest 1
I ft
Jnrii'.r, t'
HAMS, I
SAUSAGE, ft
SALT MEATS, f
fl ^BREAKFAST BACON, 1
1 STAPLE ANI) FANCY GKOCE L
i RIES, P
j Be sure to give us a trial order L
Everything delivered at your P
| door.
1 WOODWARD BROTHERS. *
Phone 35. ^
HAL L. BUCK
Fire Insurance,
Office First National Bank,
CONWAY, S. C.
j ?^
J. M. JOHNSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER
Marion, S C.
Railroad, City and Land Surveying;
and Drainage. Road-building an
Sewers, Draughting and Blue Printing |
H. C. CANINON
General Land Surveying.
Office?Buck Building
CONWAY, S. 'C.
WC SINGLETON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
pAn nrn ir Q P
VJUIITT a. J J to* \J?
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Office up Stfcirs Buck Building
ENOCH S. C. BAKER
Attorney at Law
Spivey Building.
CONWAY, S. C.
FIRE LIFE
INSURANCE. INSURANE
We represent the largest companies.
Policies written on the most libera
terms.
Prompt settlement df claims. Minimum
insurance cost.
, D A Spivey & Company
INSURANCE IIKOKKRS
l ~
' City Pressing
Club.
Suits Cleaned, Repaired and
Pressed.
Monthly Rates $1.00.
The best work at Best Prices
'PHONE, 89
Work Called for and Delivered.
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A. C. SMALL, Tailor, i
i
4*h Avenue
CONWAY, S. C. |
AUCTION S APR J'
Every Saturday at 1 p. m. ?
Town Hall, Conway, Stock,
Tools, Poultry, Furniture, etc.
This Exchange will bring .
Buyer and Seller Together. !
Bring anything you have to '
sell. Several good Horaea
and Mules this week. Also ?
will cry sales in any part of :
the State *
R. 0. HANSON. ,j
Licensed Auctioneer. 1
'Phone 9# B ' ... 1
DID I]
J*hat the Herald i
ed than ever to g
Printing that yo
business for 1914
an order and y
there is an adva
new type of the 1.
a strong good pai
Bring back anyth
here unless it is
both material anc
^5
C Gj'r/s are looking /a.
C /tai/t* Banh accoun
< Y*ars>/ti
f Young man. the most valuable j
thinking of getting married is A IM
i ^girl's parents want a poor man. La
? himself; because, being poor when h
^no fun. Start your love affair and
C MONEY IN THE BANK. It will be
Vman who knows.
^ Do YOUR bankii
First Nati
A W WWMVWS
We Want
And when
money con
the matter c
Farmers' S
AYNOK
W.PERCY I
A. J. BAKER, Cashier.
New Store./
We have bought out the stock of
5. F. Casque Co, on the corner opoosite
the Horry Tobacco Warebouse.
We carry up-to-date S aple
?nd Fancy Groceries, B*ef, Pork,
Sausage, Etc. Give us a call and
t>e convinced that our goods are
f r s .
Yours for business
T T Drnntnf
l/ m q A i v/v^vi ui
& Co.
PHONE 102 .
RUB-MY-TISM '
Will cure your Rheumatism
aural da. Headftrhes. Cramna. i
'olic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and |
tarns, Old Sorea, Stings of Insects r
?tc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- >
email y and externally. Price 25c. p
. . ..... .... a
KNOW
is better pre parive
you the Job
u need in your
? Try us with
ou will see that
ntage in having
atest design, and
3er to print it on.
ing that you get
satisfactory in
1 workmanship
VWvV^WV AV
I
Talohl/fia. ?
r husbanc/s who ^
/:s; so are their ?
fe. %
isset that you can hnve if you are?
lNIv ACCOUNT. No girl or no\
ter on the poor man won't want ^
e might have been comfortable, is ^
your business affairs with some ^
YOUR BEST FRIEND. Ask auy ^
ng with US. ^
onal Bank. |
A^AAAAAMV^A^>
our Honey 1
you want
le and talk
>ver with uf.
late Bank,
>, s. c.
1ARDWICKE, President
'
NEW MAN,
NEW STORE
I have bought out the
stock of J, T. Proctor, jr.,
on the ilill, consisting of
staple and fancy groceries.
1
and have in connection a
market and will keep fresh
pork and country produce.
Give me a call when in
town.
C. H. Martin.
29 -5
*4. 1J. YY *
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GROCER
Only High Grade Family nnd Plantalona
Supplies handled. Your natrcnago
b reaped I nlly solicited and will he appreciated.
Satisfaction cu??anteed or
rour money back. No trouble tj show
;ood<i, so if you don't see what you wan
*k for it.