The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 07, 1914, Image 2
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THURSDAY, MAY 7th 1914.
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Tlieie hns been scmeth'ng said of
tumir g the upper story of the town
hall into an opera house. This will
i o doubt he dene in the course of
time.
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The hope of Conway is in the
civic league. The men may be
slow but when the wonun take hold
of matteis there is something always
done*
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The improvement in the farming
sectionsot Ilorry County is just as
noticeable as the improvement at the
County seat, and perhaps more.
This county is entirely new as compared
to what it was ten years ago.
Many hardly realize the wonderful
development that has taken place.
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It is a mistake to depend on luckOne
often places the good fortune of
another to the credit of mere luck,
when really it is the result of pluck
and nothing else. From the beginning
of the world the man without
a job who sits down with his he.adg
folded to wait for something to turn
up has lived in disappointment.
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It is not what a man or woman
accomplishes in one day of life that
counts very much. It has never
been so. The sticking at it from
day to day through the years js
what does it. Too many men and
women are spasmodic. They can
be very active for a few hours, but
they do not hold out. They fail on
the home stretch.
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Tobacco farmers neglect to take
proper care of their tobacco flues after
the curing season is over. Don't
let the flueB stand in the barn and
take the weather, the rains and the
snows through the winter and spring.
Wheal the crop is cured take the flues
down, give them a thin coating of
tallow and place them inside the
barn and keep them there until wanted
the next season. Why let your
money rust out in that careless way
that many have? Money saved is
money gained- j
Conway is growing now at a rate
wbloh justifies the expenditure of
s muoh as may be necessary to place
here the improvements of modern
times. There are the waterworks
and sewerage system to be installed
the cement sidewalks to be laid, and
the main thoroughfare to be paved.
All of these ought to be done, and
they can be done.
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The price of real estate in thifcounty
will never be lower, thougl.
many in placing the values on lam'
will actually namep.icep lower thai
the lands can be bought. Lands at
two and three dollars ner acre are u
A
dream of the past. Five aud tci
dollars per acre and from these figures
up to twenty and thiity is the
rule now, and it will never go
lower.
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It is a sad condition in any
person's life when they aae compelled
to do this or do that, or have this or
have that, in order to enjoy life and
grasp that amount or degree of happiness
a'loted to the human race' b\
nature. It ought to be enough to be
aliye, and there is a spirit in many a
man or woman which makes for en-'
joynientand contentment regardless
of the circumstances cr their environment
at the time, It is the tru?
philosophy of life.
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is important to clean up in
time , for the absense or presence ol \
typhoid feyer and malaria here this I
Summer will depend no doubt upoi |
the absence or presence of the house
?y and the mosquito. Much oi
course depends upon the conduct
ar.d the care exercised by each indi
vidual. Eat noth:ng whatever tha*
has been exposed to Hies, and drink
no water that is suspicious. Thb
rule would have kept many a persoi
out of the hospital in the past, and
it will help do it for you if you wil
follow it.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Duscnbury, ol
Toddville, S. C., spent a day in Conway
last week.
J. Sid Bellamy, of Wampee, S. C.
was among the business men visit
ing Conway last week.
The strawberry crop is ripening
faster now and the farmers are get
ting busy with the picking.
Mrs. J. E. Coles returned las'
week from a visit of some lengtl
to friends and relatives in Virginia
Miss Naomi Collins went to Wil
mington on a shopping tour am
returned to her home here on Fri
dav.
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C. B. Livingstone and John H
Verecn, both of Little River, visiter
Conway last week on business ant
remained here for several hours.
Misses Margaret Howell and Kath
leen Sessions returned to their home.1
last week, the Horry Industrial
School having closed for the summei
vacation.
Mrs. Frances E. Moulton, of Bos
con, Mass., arrived in Conway some
time ago to spend some time here
visiting friends and relatives.
There was a thunder cloud and
showers of rain last Wednesday, and
the rain was welcome to the strawberry
growers to aid in ripening the
crop.
The Horry Industrial School clos
ed for the midsummer vacation or
Wednesday of last week, after a ver>
successful session. Dr. E. O. Watsor
is pleased with the success the school
has had for its first year, and there
are many friends of the institutior
who predict great things for it in the
coming years.
Miss Emmie Coles is teaching the
Snider Select Kindergarten during
the indisposition of Mrs. C. H. Snider.
This school was started several
months ago to lead the very young
along the devious paths of learning,
and it has had a great success from
the very first.
The type and presses of the Loris
News were recently packed up and
shipped back to the firm of Barnhart
Brothers & Spindler, from whom
they were purchased, the publishing
company deciding to suspend the
publication of the paper temporarily.
It is stated, however, that in the
meantime the paper will be issued I
from another office after a short delay,
and until new arrangements can
be made. The people of that growing
town do not expect to allow the
place to remain long without a newspaper
and a live one at that.
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Piles Cured la 6 to 14 Days
tour dnifdit will refutuH money II PAZO
OINTMENT fella to cure say case of itch int.
Bliid. Meedivc or Protradln* Mtc* la 6 to 14 dayr.
Tk* firatappUcaiioa glees Ease ??1 meat Me
f?r.' T If'
FIX UP YOUR LIVER
AND FEELGOOD
Why Risk Being "Ail Knocked Oct"
by Calomel? Dodson'a Liver Tone
Takes its Place and is Safe.
When you are constipated and
your liver is sluggish it is no longer
necessary to try to fix yourself up
wito calomel, which everyone now
knows to be a poison that sometimes
remains in the system and causes
evil after-effects?and is often ver>
durgerous to many people.
Dodson's Liver Tone is guaranteed
to taae the place of calomel
to be a pleasant tasting, easy acting
vegetable liquid, with no bad-tff-cts
tnd causing no pain nor gripe nor
ntflpfftppnoii with vntir rpimlnr dn
ties, babiti or diet. Tf you are not
otirely satisfied with Hudson's Livjr
Tone, go back to the store where
vou boogut .t ard get your money
>ack. I belongs to you and Dodsoi.
wants you to ho e it.
Conway Drug < o., sells and rec
jo in mend Dud<- n's Liver Tone and
hey will checrfu ly refund purohast
jrice (50c.) iL&tently without question
if the rem dy fails to please you
to every way. Its use has proveo
>enefi:ial to many thousands and
probably will to you. Ady
Wm. Beaty, a well known citizen
of the neighborhood of Conway, died
last week in the 73d year of his age.
He is survived by several sons and
daughters, and by his sister, Mrs.
Emily Causey, who is now about 84
years of age, and apparently good
for many more. The interment took
place at the Camp Ground Cemetery
on Wednesday of last week in thepresence
of many friends and relatives.
How's This?
We c tier One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
i moot be cured by Hall's C~t*rri
Cure.
F.|J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo, O.
We, the undetsigned have known
j\ J Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fi;ancially
able to carry out any obhrutinn*
madft hv his fit m
" NATIONAL BANK OF COM
MERCE, Toledo, O
Halls Catarru (Jure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the
ol >od and mucous surfaces of tlu
system. Testimonials sent free,
./rice 75 cents per Dottle. Sold by
11 Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for contipation.
Adv
A force of hands was b-sy last
week cleaning* out the buggy shed
it the old Porter stables. The cash
itore will use it as a warehouse temporarily
while the new brick build.ng
which is to be erected for them
>y Mr. G. B. Jenkins is being erect!
2d and finished. The erection of this
tew brick building has not yet comnenced,
but Mr. H. P. Little has the
2ontract and the work will start no
loubt as soon as Mr. Little gees oth2r
contracts off his hands. It is stated
that the Cash Store will rUn a
.vholesale business at the new place
.vhen completed.
Card of Thanks.
I wish to extend my heart felt
oanka to my many friends for thiii
cidness, during the death of my husand.
Mrs S J, Lewis.
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"Cured" ?
m Mrs. Jay McQee, of Steph- IVI
|^j enville,Texas, writes: "For
Ininc (9) years, I suffered with Hi
womanly trouble. 1 had ter- IVI
rible headaches, and pains in |k|
my back, etc. It seemed as if IKJ
1 would die, I suffered so. A+ N
last, I decided to try Cardui. [ftl
the woman's tonic, and it IV
helped me right away. The [J]
full treatment not only helped wk
me, but it cured me." VJm
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Cardui f
The Woman's Tonic kS
PflfHtll IrnlrK WAmAn in limn I
vw'wmi if winyii I1IIIU IV I
It of greatest need, because it 9
jM contains ingredients which act VJ
m specifically, yet gently, on the
% weakened womanly organs. H
m So, if you feel discouraged, K|
m blue, out-of-sorts, unable to El
,4 do your household work, on U
m account of your condition, stop v?
E worrying and give Cardui a IE]
E trial. It has helped thousands IS
of women,?why not you ? Ill
Try Cardui. E-71 N
CHICHESTER S PILLS
THE DIAMOND DBAND. A
M'UinJPL >*111?in M?A and CUI4 mcUl!lc\V/
-^lwO bo*M? Mtled with Blue Ribbon. \f
p./
VD 0 yee?itiwwewiB*lf8e*wt,AlweysR?itiblf
SOUWWtUKUSTSEVfSWiUS
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III IB WEHl
Tbe Truss Depattment at oui
sto^e in given very personal atckUod.
Oar knowledge of Trusses \
a practical one gained by working '
for tbe manufactureraod wholesaler;
Hence we can tell you the kiod oi
Truss you ought to have in oider U
get comfort and best results
We can fit you with a New Truss
r replaoe broken and worn parts c'
your old Truss.
All kinds and stvlea of Tpussp.
cau be had of us, also Bardages i
Bolts, Supporters, Crutches. Elastit
Stockings or other supplies which
ida t? your cm fort in allaying or
curing your ailments,
Conway Drug Co.
Pharmacists
CONWAY> - S. C.
HAL L. BUCK
Fire Insurance,
Office First National Bank,
CONWAY, S. C.
J. M. JOHNSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER
Marion, S C.
Railroad, City and Land Surveying;
and Drainage. Road-building ai>
Sewers, Draughting and Blue Printing
H. C. CANISON
General Land Surveying,
Office?Buck Building
CONWaY, S. C.
WC SINOl KTOM 4
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ATTOBNEY AT LAW
Conway, S. C.
Office up Stairs Buck Building
ENOCH S. C. BAKER
I Attorney at Law j
Spivey Building. (
CONWAY, S. C.
GEO. LUM LAUNDRY,
CONWAY, S. C,
Beginning July 1st. 1913
All persons must take tickets foi
vork left here Possitively D(
vork delivered until ticket is preented.
Laundry not called for h
30 days will be sold for charges. I
GEORGE LUM
S- p. HAWES
GROCER
Only High Grade Family and Planta
ttons Supplies handled. Your ?>atrrnage
is rtspec?ful!y solicited and "will be appreciated.
Satisfaction guaranteed or
our money back. No trouble to show
?n }f you don't see what you wan
ask for it.
FIRE 11FE
INSURANCE. INSURANE
We represent the largest companies.
Policies written on the most libera
terms.
Prompt settlement dt claims. Minimum
insurance cost.
D A Spivey & Company
INSURANCE IIROKEKS
City Pressing
Club.
Suits Cleaned, Repaired and
Pressed.
Monthly Rates fl.OO.
jju-us J i .in 1 'i
The best work at Best Prices
'PHONE, ... 89
ts .iuur-ju i. tbi ri.i i i -.s ; .i1. ,
Work Called for and Delivered.
A. C. SMALL, Tailor.
4th Avenue
CONWAY, S. C.
Notice of Sale. <
Under and by virtue of the power and ]
authority in me vested, I will offtr for 1
sale to the highest bi ider for cash, he- t
fore the courthouse door, at Conway, S. *
C., during legal hours of sale, on sales- i
day in May, neat. It being the 4th day of ,
said month; all and singular that certain 1
certificate No. 4, for five shares of stock
of the par value of $10.00 each, In the
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse and Storage
Company; issued to 8, M. Steven?, dated *
Nov. Oth, 1910.
W. L. Bryan, Administrator of
the ? tats of 8. Stevens Sr., Dec'd.
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I fixec/Pff
I H e/nA yez/i
m Every man looks forward to bei
M whatever any man 1 >oks forward t<
J yoi! want to be comfortably fixei
? stalling a bank account NOW. Y
t your keen interest in seeing yoiirb
% that will make it grow.
? Do YOUR ban]
F We pay 5 per cent. int<
[ Conway S<
Y T -w ~w + r -w -v -*r ^
L. D. MAGI?
Conwa
FIRE, LIFE,
ACCIDENT
and LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE.
What of to it
day your lab
cease and tl
you have pro^
the cold, cold
i 1 .
your nouse 11
you done yo
provide again
adversity? V
the pangs of
sweet assure
loved ones ar
by a policy ir
Southern
Com
ASSETS:
I $1,510,548.9.
New Store.
We have bought out the stock of
5. F. Gasque Co, on the corner opposite
the Horry' Tobacco Warehouse.
We carry up-to-dato jS'.aple
ind Fancy Groceries, B?ef, Pork,
Sausage, Etc. Give us a call and
) convinced that our goods are
resh.
Yours for business,
J. T. Proctor Jr.
& Co.
IOSE ANT 77M? C M
START NOW < tJ
rmm i?
low be'/fyou I
* money NOW c
ing comfortably fixed some day,, but ^
o cannot be acquired over night. If ^
il SOME DAY. you must begin by #
our money is safe in the bank, and C
alancc in the bank grow is the thing
iing with US.
erest on Time Deposit. ' ^
iving Bank.!
H.__ T -JL A^ll *
ly irusi boi
ATH, Manager# I ^
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*5?^ REAL ESTATE I
Bought and Sold I ^
MONEY LOANED I.J
on REAL ESTATE. I ^
iorrow? Some I
ors here must
lose for whom *
rided must face
world alone. Is
i order? Have *
ur utmost to
st the day of I
/hy not lessen |*
death by the I
mce that your I
e provided for I ^
i the I
IM Trust I
pany. I
INSURANCE IN FORCE I
12,488,088.00. I f
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?AND?
Mews Stand.
Nice convenient shop next door
to the Town Hall on Main Street.
All the latest and best daily and .
weekly papers, an^ periodicals. IS
Shoes quickly mended and work
guaranteed.
W J SMITH
The Best Hot Weather Tonic
1 GROVE'S TASTELESSchiII TONIC enriches the
| blood, builds up the whoft system tad will wouI
derfulty strengthen and fortify you to witSaUad (
4ba depressing effect ot tke Sot ssaair. Ms*
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