The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 09, 1914, Image 4
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CONWAY, s. c.
H. H. WOODWARD
Entered at the Post Office at Conway
S. C., as second class mail matter.
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by Conway Publishing Co.
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THURSDAY, JULY- Mh~ 1914
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The price of land in Horry County
is constantly going up.
w ^ + + ^
' It is not work but worry that always
plays havoc with the health of
men and women.
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"The least one worries at the heat
the better they will be able to withstand
its effects.
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Listen at some people and they will
make you believe there is absolutely
no good thing in the world.
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Conway wants to spend twice as j
much a year as she does now in the j
improvements of the streets and side- ,
walks.
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According to some this old world
is very bad and rapidly growing!
worse. We have never believed this
statement. ?'-? *, - .
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A true enemy takes advantage of
everything that comes in his way to
injure. This is one of the characteristics
of Satan himself, the enemy of
all mankind.
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The man who looks on the bright
sides some of the time and not always
on the dark, is to be preferred to the
one who sees everybody and everything
they do through blue glasses.
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Strive to raise the very best crops
* that it is possible to produce under
the circumstances of your case, is
the advice that we would give to each
farmer in 1 lorry County.
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The pleasure that follows a shower
of rain is enough to prove the advisability
of purchasing a street sprinkler
and using it on the dusty streets
at least twice every day.
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mi. ^ l r i l- - C* l? i? i rs
j tie riK'rniMM s 01 i.'ic mate aiiM < ongressional
campaign parties show by
their looks that they are suffering
from the burdens of travel, and the
intense hot weather that has followed
them ever since the campaign started.
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The I rish potato crop of this year
turned out thousands of dollars for
the farmers of-this section of the
State. No crop of which we know is
destined to be of more value to the
farmers as time goes along.
fou are cor
Wo hoar little of the Conway Fair er
it this season of the year. It scorns ii\
there should be some organized etfort
to keep interest alive in it dui hip,
the Summer. m
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One reason why the best men are at
seldom elected to office is that the cc
voters go by prejudice more than they th
lo from common sense. Get a man's a
orejudices aroused in a political fight, m
md his vote will go as his prejudice in
directs him. ni
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The time has never been in the his- 'a
tory of this great State, when the NVl
office would seek the man, rather than 0('
the man seek the office. This is an NV:
ideal condition that perhaps has nev- m
er been attained in any civilized *'
state in the history of the world. a
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The vigilawe of the authorities, v*
both State and Municipal seems to I ^
''iv gained in result's and force dnf- !
ing tho past several years, especially ^
since the dispensary was removed w;
from some of the counties. But still w'
he sales of illicit liquors goes accord- ^
ing to reports in the daily papers.
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Last Saturday was the glorious cr
fourth celebrated each year in honor
of the United States, now become the
greatest country on the face of the
Globe. There are many who help in a
the celebration year after year and th;
have never learned to feel th spirit of its
indpendence which swelled the hearts to
of our forefa*hers when 'he holiday ws
was first established. gh
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What use is there in spending val- jia
uahle time arguing over trifles, while wj
in the mean time the big things are ^,
being forgotten and neglected. The pa
trouble with many politicians is that p,.
they are unable to 'see the great r0.
things and spend their time trying to an
make mountains out of little bun\ps C(j
sp the earth's surface. ha
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Men may be picked out of alrno.?!-'
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every profession and calling who are
succeeding day by day and going for- ,
ward to larger things. There arc j ^
others who do not succeed and these ^
are the ones who fail to understand j _
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how the others do it, and ascribe it ( ^ ^
to luck rather thim +? ..?- i
H/ i.nm \YUI Y iltu\ V
perseverance, , j
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What the people need in the public j scc
0 Hires today is men of experience. ?}L
The present attorney general is a'<n
young man of ^ood intentions, claims ^o:
to he a gentleman and always acts as!
such, Perhaps this quality in him j
gained him many a vote in the race j fai
for election two years ago. But it is x}
evident that he never had the exper- IS
ience at the bar which could qualify |?w
him to carry well the burden and perform
the arduous duties of this high j
oilier with the same degree of ability ]
that a man would who had a long ex- Sli
.guience in the law.
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The business portion of Conway is j.p
now becoming so full of tall buildings Wc
that the breezes cannot penetrate in- jM
to the offices and counting rooms. (v.
There fore it is important that artifi- oa
cial moans of cooling the atmosphere (0
shall be employed. The only thing jni
needed is a day . current from the
1 plant of the Conway Light & Bower, j,.t
| Co., and the- installation of fans. In (jj
jour opinion if the (Lay current were m;
furnished, the company would build cv
1 ui) a largo business from this source M1.
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Ill C 4 I \ OI1VJ t till IV
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Persons who are not very strong;'
are as apt to live long as others who NN*
are robust. The reason is not hard
, ? , # ^ .to
to find, for it is the different habits
that the weak pert on has to follow,
that makes the difference. A strong |(
man feels that he can accomplish any- ls
thing, that he can trespass time and
time again on his reserve strength N;l
without danger to himself, and wakes 011
up when it is too late to save his gen- 1(
oral health from the inevitable break ()'
down. The weak man of necessity m
has to form careful habits of life, lie 10
| gets into the habit of exerting him-i1,1
I self only within bounds that he knows af
to be safe, lie cannot afford to dissipate
or keep late hours, he cannot
safely overeat, nor can lie keep hours ,
that are either long or late. These
habits which he is obliged to form if ti
! he would live at all, result in length
dially invit
Every Lady
ling his days until often he will outre
the stronger man.
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White men all over the country are
ore and more seeing the absolute
'cessity of keeping the races separe
in all of the affairs of life. Re- ?
ntly a white man was locked up in
ie town guard house, and it was hut t
short time before a crowd of white
en were speaking of the occurence t
no uncertain terms. It did not j
atter to them that the white man
lis found living and violating the |
w with the very same negroes with }
horn he was locked up. This seem- ^
t to be far from their thoughts. It
as the fact that a white man, a |
ember of the Caucasian race had ^
en locked up in the same cell with
negro man and a 'negro woman. Al- ,
ost everywhere there are laws proding
for the strict segregation of j
e white and colored races on thc!v
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dins, in the residence SectiohB of 1
e towns and cities, and almost every
ilk of life now one will find the (
lites and blacks separated, either v
' means of an ordinance or a state 1<
v. or by private authority in some n
siness or enterprise where the own-11;
has the right to separate them in j
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Just how some readers understood n
recent article in this paper to mean u
it the Horry Herald would change
present ownership, we are unable
understand. The only thing that
ls said in the paper was an article
zing information that the median- (
d department of the paper would S
ve a new manager. It was no k
lere stated that the ownership of h
Ei paper would be changed in any | b
rticular. It was therefore a sur- j s:
ise to the editor when one or two o
iders called at the ofRce last week 1 v.
d stated that they had been inform-I tl
that the paper had either changed J
nds or would change hands in a u;
>rt time. Those who called Artct i h
ide this statement did not say that |
ly saw the statement in the paper,
L each said that some other person!
1 seen it in the paper and told thenl!
:>ut it. Wo can hardly believe that (
nebody circulated this report with j M
leliberate aim to injure. This plan 41
s some times been selected by some I w
Dplc who do not know enough to sc
1 that such a plan would fail of its ' u]
ject. However, the persons who b<
culated such a report may have tl
ird it. or thought they knew it, we tl
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*v \..iin uuii^v ui saying uiHi v\
i paper will still remain under the'c(
-no ownership that has controlled i bfor
tho past fifteen years, and there p.
no intention on the part of the a,
nor to part with it, or with the ed- j )r
rial management of it. a
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:\d rs tiiio nva\?s p
We trust that each reader of this j ti
pei* will appreciate our efforts to | b
/e them the news week by week, j it
11 printed and on good paper, andjd
plain every-day English, so that tl
erybody may understand. And if j s?
ch reader will appreciate it enough ii
send at once a statement of any a
portant happening* in the eommun- d
r, so that it may appeal* in the next' h
uo and be read by other people in i w
<tant communities, it will result inirI
iterial help to us and to our read-|r
s. As a general rule the people'is
o tired of frivolous things which an p
dinary man would laugh at when a
en in print. This fact therefore t
> want our correspondents to reminder
when writing us a news letr.
Judge whether the occurrence is
suliicb nt importance to he of incest
to other people. If it, is not it
useless to send it in. Avoid also
e statement of something' of a prite
nature that would be best left
t of print, on aeeount of the effect '
would have on the minds of others,
that would probably result in makg
someone mad. But if the occurnec
has a news value try to get it ?
to us and we will try to see that it <1
pears in the paper. s
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Only One "BROMO QUININE"
tret the genuine, call lor lull name, I.AXA*
VK DROMO QUININE. 'I.Ook for signature of t
W. GROVE. Cure? Q Cold in One Day. Stops .
ugh and headache, and works off cold. -25c. 1
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ed to the
COOL SPRING. !
Interesting Items of News Gathered
by the Herald's Correspondent.
The crops are looking much better
since the showers came along.
Some of the farmers are gathering
obacco.
We are hoping that the farmer will
jet a high price for the weed this
season.
Miss Vincio Shelly has returned to
lor home after spending a week with
lcr sister, Mrs. Lee Hickman, near
Iree Sea.
Messrs. Morgan Martin, Hoyt Shely,
Noah Shelly and Miss Lizzie Marin
were the guests of Misses Rubie,
Aitis and Lula Grainger on last Sunlay
afternoon.
Messrs. Earl Tuton and Julius Elis
spent last Sunday afternoon calln
g.
Mr. John Cannon, who lives neai
book's Siding, lost a line mule last'
yeek. By some means the mule got
:>ose and ran into the cattle guard
ear Mr. Cannon's house and was faally
injured. It died next day.
Lets hear from Prince's Mill again,
'he correspondent must be asleep. If)
his escapes the waste basket the
eadcrs of the Herald will hear from >
s again. "Sly Coon." I
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Death of .Mrs. J. J. Sarvis.
Death took the wife of .J. J. Sarvis.
!he was ill for a long time, but God
new best. We hated to part with
or, but we hope that our loss has y
een her gain. She is survived by
ix girls and one boy, and a number
f grand-children. We hope that God I
rill hless those that are left. We feel
lat she is asleep in the arms of
esus. She was dear to us alb Let
s so live that we may reasonably
ope to meet her in a beter world.
r A Friend.
Conway Wins From Mt. Tabor. j;
The Conway base ball team visited I
t. Tabor i 11 our s'stor State on July f
;h, and after a hard fought battle, #
as declared the winner by a score of
;vcn to two. It was a battle royal ,
p to the fifth inning, neither side
iing able to cross the plate. Rut in J
us uimug uie runway uoys iouiKi
loir but tin ft- eyes and landed on
fhittington's curves for hits enough
)upled with two errors and a base on
1 T
alls, to push five scores across the ; '
an. One more in the sixth and still '
nother in the seventh. Mt. Tabor \
aide two runs in the fifth on twp hits
nd three errors. The game wa? full
f ginger from start to finish. The
matures being Hamelton's masterful
itching, striking out 17 men and going
a two base hit, which would have
eon good for a home run except for
s interception with a gum tree in
eep right field. Session's customary
lirce bagger and the Duke's steal of i 1
ccond, third and home in the seventh ' ,
ining. Whittington also pitched I
good game, and got a three bagger,
riving in the two runs. Mt. Tabor
as the best trio of outer gardeners
,Te have been up against this season,
'heir fielding was sensational, which
obbed us of many hits. Their team
. > made up of a clean, manly set of
layers who entertained us royally,
nd we shall welcome them to return *
lie game here next week,
batteries:
Conway:?Hamilton and Dusenbury
Alt Tabor:?Whittington and Lewis
MR. AND MRS .E. S. C. BAKER,
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irrived in Conway Last Week From v
Wedding Trip, and at Home Af- ?
tor July 5th. (
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. C. Baker arriv- (
<l in Conway last week after a wedling
trip, and have been at home here *
ince July 5th. Mrs. Baker was Miss 1
kuirle Coker Allen, the charming r
ng daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. L.
Vllen of Darlington. She was marked
to Mr. Baker, a vising young at- ,
orney of Conway, at her home at Dar >
ington, on Sunday June 28th.
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Grand Openi
Thursda
r Store ojM
Visit the Ni
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Here is a bid for yoi
New Stock in New Qu
Main Street, conveni
everybody.
NEXT DOOR TO THE NEW
What we aim to give 3
ficient service is suppl
customers with the v<
fancy groceries that 1
market, and at prices
We are in this busini
H. Woodward store, r
Herald. Give us one
try to treat you so w<
one will come our waj
Grier Merc;
S. S. SARVIS, ,
.stvrv.^ _ A QASOLi><? UNO
1 ^ ? ruri war
,1 44 -:\&l Wl' stopping, L<
> i -Y, < v ?&(/ >, v}\,Y come famous, f
durance an-J Pci
^raWji .Hsolulely no jar,
^ v \^/ /twins ev< rvonr.
L P' -igSu ?-^':*f :' 1 1 nut t i?V-e c I
_ , --' a V | ? r i t- i ill liflu ?.
t'o t<" W. It. ' ? w
SOUTHERN SAW ^
Vrite for Catalogue E. Tell us what yo>
'Hie astonishing prices we v
>aper are still in force at 1
lave e ver polled < IT ir? our
ner can tile business. Staeki
hese prices which are the low
This will be your last oppo
leed from our large stock
The sale will last through tin
vhile you may and get your sli
Yours for
See Geo. L. Mars
For prices on Fertilizer
Soda.
Notice to Tobacco Sellers.
Mull ins, S. C., is the host market to r
;ell your tobacco on and it is a given
ip fact that the Central Warehouse
s the leader for high prices and big
ive rages because we have the best
ighted house in the State, because \
ve know tobacco and know how to
sell it high. /
Our market opens Wednesday July
J2nd, and our house is already oneri
lay and night to receive tobacco. t (
Will appreciate your trade and
guarantee the highest market prices
o all. Your friends,
Clark & Lewis,
M6-2t.?adv.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Four druggist will refund money if# PAZO ]
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Plies in 6 to 14 days,
fhe first application gives Base snd Rest. 20o *
ng of The'
y, Julythe
Opening,
Kiniuu
ew Grocery
ir Grocery business,
farters, West side of
iently accessible to
NORTON DRUG STORE"
rou is steady and efying
each and every
ery best heavy and
we can buy on the ^
that are reasonable,
ess to stay in the EL
lext door to Horry
order and we will
ell that your next
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antile Co.,
Jr. Manager.
INE that crrrk bo Absolutely Depended Upon?
itcd the only attention needed i? oiling ? starting
t us prove to you why the RAWLE.IGH has beor
Big Surplus Power, Simplicity, Reliability, Enrlect
Balance. 1 he smoothest running engine built,
no Vibration. The Rawleigh savestimc,expense,
Nrvcr o??t? t;rrd. rlw.-.vs rerch* *--ion navs (or ilseli^^
a v < r< t c r it ( <? t<i t lie i> hi nt w pere 11 is pn in
iluc a t li ]M?j oralinir the entire plant, or
i^'s mill and tee a larger et glue,
& MACHINERY WORKS, Atlants Ga. JV
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advertised recently in this
[his the greatest sale vve^
whole experience in the
s of goods are going at 1
est ever known.
rtunity to buy what you?
of General Merchandise,
e month of June. Come
are.
Low Prices. ^
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Special prices on Nitrate |
Conway, S. C. i
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IONWAY LODGE, No. 65, A. F. M |
Ms There will be a regular con>
S. municution of Conway l. odg
No. (n A. F. .M. will ho hoi'
Monday duly 13th. mil, 7:3(l
l)m< ^ 0 have work alioco,
ovary in ling, po l>len*(> ;;
bo on tiino. j|
W. K McCOKI), W. M.
HAS. DUSENBUKF, Sec. Protem. !'
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She?"I can't cook, but we could * jj
blre somebody to do that." He?"And h
I can't make money, but we could J
hire somebody to do that."?Puck.
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