The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 08, 1914, Image 5
Base Ball- Beginning
FridAy
^ each day that gat
^4. 5. 6, of
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A^l geities of the
be given?by innln
I tin Board. Direct
I grounds in PHIL
BOSTON
fe Games starts at 2
I afternoons with m
| will he here, and e
H al sport.
! Norton Drus
F j LOCRL 'AHD'PERSBSSL I
i W. <C. ,SiriekluTkr<was here veuerf&y.
I| Notice ihe editorials in thus -iMKive.
m l.ast 'Monday wa#; legin ealesdny.
R The'CoirrUy hoard met Inst Tu rsdy.y '
Itk The Hig Pair begins next "Tuesday '1
MJ Oct. l"$fh>"at"' 10 b'trwek.
I 5 or C doses 0(50 wil break ayny cas- 1
l( of Fever or Chills. ' Price 25 cents.
He vrho |>i<rvvs con produce anything
| including health and happiness. ;
f'V Don't failto vis'iV^the tiig Caannivrf)
y vk at the Couitry 'Pair.
Hot of seed oatfc at the CASH ?
( j STORE*?rattv. . 1
II Try us when you want good mater
1itii and 'iirst class workmanship. a
Mr. and Mrs. A. l).~Retts spent-sov- <\
> oral davs in tlie country last week.
Miss Vma'Vaught <5J'Nixonvil'ie -was '
in the city recently. ?
H. P. "Little visited' Tabor, N. C.,
' iast wcek.
Can you believe it? 'It's a fact. "Read
the last page of this paper.?adv
O. H. P. Singleton was amonp the
court week visitors. J '
A. M. Ralbon \jkus ;in COo.nway last
5 or 6 doses GOG will break any case
of Fever or Chills. Price-25 cents.
D. B. Pittman was among the visi-tors
in Conway last we^k.
J.'L. Clemnwns'was in Gtmway omtj i
rday'Iatit week.
A. *H. Prinoe was on on?* - streets <
rone day last week. I <
S. P. Vereen was hn Conway one!
bay' week.
tthe cropu have beerv profitably mark- <
^jted.
Send us your orders 4or jdb ^ptfint- <
itn?. <
"boys -enter your girls im the great
Carnival 'Queen Contest. <
George 'J. Holliday was cn 'Conway j
last Monday.
| k yv^ rvj. unomui waa m vuirrway i < u., i i
m Roy "Woi'ley was among our icaller*
JH .recently..
Im? *' The problems of farming are as''j
If sc *ious a> the multiplication tables.
liC Mrs* Harriet Turbeville of Socastee ]
Bft visited in the city one day last week, i
Mr. awl Mrs. J. W. Little visited
fmu MurrelTs Inlet last week. ]
If Miss WaTker Gaatiue of Evergreen j
' was eh^ping m town one day recently
. E. F. Scogg'ins of MurrelTs Inlet j
i j was in the city a few days last week.L
r i Dr. R. G. Sloan of Little River was
r I in town during court week. 1
c i Mrs. Moore Thompson of Little j
)// River was in town recently.
J? Successful farming and marketing 1
Sp are the basis of all "human progress. <
a The -general election convex on the
3d day of November. j
L W. L. Alford was in Conway last <
m Friday on business. 1 :
WM\ S. Q. Floyd was in Conway last
JBL) week, remaining several days. <
IW J. H. Roberts visited Conway re- |
mgt eently.
S. B. Small was among the visitors <
I at Conway last week. <
Mrs. G. D. Rheuark visited Conway
the first of the week. <
Send th# news to this paper if you ]
know any.
The Court of Common Pieas will ]
r convene the tatter part of t.iis month. Good
roads broaden our sympathy,
lessen distance and increase out use- ,
fulness.
The magic influence of the plow
will make the desert bloom and bios- j
som. <
s _ W. P. Rabon is among the new subscribcrs
recently added to the Herald
W. N. Gerrald of Loris was among (
those who spent last week in Conway, i
W or 1 d Series. *
it
i
October <9, and ^
1
lies are f&layed.j *
1 days.! *
. $ ?.
world series will ?
?s* on otw' Bulle-jh
' a: v.) K : . ? ' \ * '
twire from . bafj'1
AGUE LP HI A and '
. . .< .. . *
5:3D. Speitd the 1
ts, your friends '
ri]ay the mutton? ,
' "i
]
i
% Company
'Aliss'Dftay GoWfim'h ' itfit Tuesday. '
ro' teach, nchool alt S. C. ifj"
*1/. Willoughby *v^i? amo**.*- the CfUUTttj; ]
week croud.
"You will miss 71 great <teal if youjl'
tali to attend the ccnirfty'4iw.r this (time?
Arnold hell, of Phtyboroj- <*vas in Con! *.
way last week, ami weas mvompaa.ipd!
by "Mr. (it-riald of t'he same place.. ^
"V. D." Lee, of Dublin, Ga., has writ-; >j
ten us a wry eheeifftil letter abeiit;
[he"Herald. ! >
B. *T. Holmes of Nidiybls'-section i
urnonj? those visiting 'the court iwt
W?'%. ; (
D.r,H."Barhfc 11, was among'"sne farm
srs Visiting Conway the latter-part of
I n o f urnol/ ' -
.not ??\;vr\i 1 J
Did you over henr of'such ? What) 11
l4oos 'til) this n*> an ? Read'last page !
?
r>i this paper.?adv j ^
Come to the ;; great Hswry (totunty i ^
Fair next week and bring1 the whole J
family to see the fair
Fair Week Special, Tango Creamed *
Brazil Nurts, .'19c. the pound. Norton T
Drug Co.?adv. f
liess trbten' oneKitt'td of 1&re \wor*?en
of the wof-14 have ewer heard ithe nastne
of JeSUS.
Earl C. Page, representing the Co- 1
Imritua Daily State, s* pent last IFifiUtjc r
in the city.
If yvu want the'bett, get a bag or j
barrel <of S Eft'S ATI QN flour. THE t
CASH S3TORBSS.?adv.
Messrs. B. Parker B. R. Park- n
er, both of NixonviCe, spent last Mi>n- '1
day in Conway en business.
Rat Corn sure <death-to Rats, MSee, e
2f>c a can, by P "Post injHorry 27c. f
Conway 7>itug ^Co.~--adv- , ?
G. E. Grter of the Grier Mercantile <
Co.. was in Conway on business one
clay recently. *?
Vetch and Clover Seed, Farmo- \
Germ and Nitra-Germ for small
grain inoculation. 'Conway T>7Ug Co. \
W. T. Graham was among the farm- '1
?rs visiting Conway -during court
week. v
Sil Jordan of MurrclTs Inlet was t
among the visitors to Con-way the Hat- s
tor part of last week.
Look for the ELPJCTRIC .SIGN tl*r v
home of pure drugs. Norton Drug 1;
Co.?adv. s
The colored man has already appeared
on the street corners with the v
September mullets to sell. a
This is the season to plant Vetch t
and Clover ,see us for prices. Con- t
way Drug Co.?adv. i
People are longing for the weather
to become cooler with propects of re- t
main in g jso. e
Dr. Frank Moon Bolriridge, of Co- o
lumbia, was in Conway on business
arse day last week. v
The weather last Friday was look- [\
ing like a storm again. There were n
lark clouds from which fell a little
rain. . f
Misses Isabel and Cecil Hux of Ce- ?
? - V
:lar Grove were in town Monday, the v
guests of Mrs. J. A, Lewis.
E. K. Skipper ,one of the leading }
citizens of the Loris section, spent sev n
?ra1 days in Conway last week. /
Tango Creamed Brazil Nuts; weekend
special 39c the pound. Norton j
Drug Co., Home of pure drugs.?adv. v
W. J. Hendricks, accompanied by f
his daughter, Miss Grace, was in Conway
last Thursday. C
The Airship is here. It came Mon- e
day. Are you preparing to go to the l;
Fair? Sure you are.
FOR SALE?New Crop Pure Geor- t
gia Cane Syrup in Barrels, Kegs and a
cans. Write for prices. W. H. Davis, h
Augusta, Ga. 1-15-lm The
Big 100 horse power Curtis
Aeroplane is here and ready to make t'
daily ascensions next week. Luckey h
is a great aviator. n
Tttb* the man > eally counts in hi
arming. Fertile dan d is necessary,
nttti* master mbkl must solve the
iroltrtem of production and marketing.
Tttrep the Rata/Mic? and WeavlTS
nit b? your Bar*, b: r using 'Carbon
ItaerTphide. Yoa will need the nrorn 1
lextf summer. Conwa f Drug Go?-twftnr
Ttorman Moeely, w 10 is now engag- .
jHIin the yncrcairt.ile 1 msiness art Loris,!
iWder. theTfinn name and style <f0L1Aft.^Moscly
db silent several days;
nj&onway lati^ vwet jk in* atte^damit
rpbn the court. <
SF.'T. Mills dl th? Kentucky Tlorse
fc lM\ile Co., ?tT Wilmington,
tpen^ several Aiys here last swtek^oa
nssuness. -
Ward Lutes, one of the trosnies*.
werripif Wilnaagton, N. C., spetftfitike
greater part court week bere on
sraUness in 'the court.
Try system tm. the harvesting df the
rrog>s. System aids greatly in smaHy flj
rrrgtjl thing wnUcfe. 19
Sfcome of tht farmers are having a In
iard time to get out the open cotton. II
When thev cot it out thrv raniM coll I BP
itatertlthe pr*?ejt prices, but wHTitmve 11
to store it, I
3ft?r. ami Mr.;. J. W. Little spent W
the -week with their daughter at Mur- K
Tinlet*. Tfcreir friends were sod te Eg
leacn that Lbenr daughter, Mrs 5 IP-ired Eg
Grant, beerirrre worse from the iJlnpSs R
with which file was sufFerrng, ami H
that she died. g?
'7FJ. e:'Bible Jias been given to Africa, g
complete, in ih'tccn languages, por- R|
lion in owrviio hundred dia'lsets. " it Ejg
is there and'tcan never be expelled. * Bj
* * *; T There a** now as many Christ
ians 53n Afriaa as there were in thc ! R
wh6te world .-.?& the end of the 'first
*cittrr-y. fi |
I \ H
(>r?t life'ironwance company :m the fl
Unite* State*: va one year paid to its S
jctu&u&vies Vh-rft year) forty 'pep ?
ent more tham the entire world gave*
the foreign '.missionary enterprise* I
Inatyvrrr. y. R
Met tiv difficult os out of the farmers R
way and the farmers problems will Ej
iibve ',th*mselvc^
The increase in prices of farm prolucts
has not kept pace with the in-' fj
;reused oost of living. ft
'Tne farmer can produce without or-;
raifr/iltioTi, but to successfully market, h
re n>ust usiite* With his neighbor. W
'*T 1 e. -1 * i
j.irv icinrucr js .ujie ui reeling neau> go
md operating hand of his business.! Sj
Te -combines, directs and carries alii ^
cspoirsibilities. !?
'The farmer cannoj ho helped until B
ve organizes and the government can 'a
w?t "help the farmer -except through |j
rrgan'ization. fj
Tlao^ farmer isells at prices fixed in 1
rcc trade markets and buys every,hiirg
he wears and uses in a high
irotective market.
A telegram was received last WedI
(
iesd?y that Mr. C. H. Saider's mother
was not expected to live. He and
drs. Snider left on the afternoon ,
rain for Kingstree., S. C.
Mrs. Edgar Stalvey of ^Socastee
vas in town shopping one day recentr.
of
Our week-end Candy, Tango Cream ar
it Brazil Nuts will he on sale all of
air week 39c. the pound. Visit oui
tore, always welcome. Norton Drug
To.?adv. nc
"Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Haigler of Green ^
vood spent a few hours In Conway ^
ast 'Thursday.
Miss Josie Harper of Toddville was1 di
'{siting the millinery stores last CI
Thursday. P-*
Kennit'h Little of Enstell, S. C., arived
in Conway Wednesday, having ly
>een called here hy the death of his tii
ister, Mrs. J. Fred Grant. at
Give us, please, the balmy cool
veallicr of Autumn, not the kind that tji;
fists for only a day, but please let it gC
4?..
Ltt.V.
Many people visited Conway last j>(
ireok. Some had business in court \n]
nd did not want it. Others made it 50
heir business, to attend court g?
hough they ready had no business in m,
k fe<
The cotton warehouse business of
he Peoples Brick Warehouse start- -n
d up last week with every promise
f success so far as we could see. na
W. H. BtifTkin, an industrious
p8
uung farmer anu saw mill man, vis- ^
ted Conway last week on legal busi- ge
ess. .d(
T. W. Dorman, one of the leading'
armers of Simpson Creek, paid Conca
fay a business visit last week. He
fas a member of the petit jury.
You must be sure and attend the co
lorry County Fair. They will have
lany free attractions. Luckey the ^
Lviator will be there. ln
Be sure to visit the booth of the Mi
ladies Aid Society at the Fair next
feek. It is the place for hungry ?r
oiks to go to get something to eat.
The closing Rush Sale is on at the So
'ASH STORE; and it looks like ev- C.
rything Is going to be sold out quick- af
y. Don't delay your purchases.
People know a good thing when ce)
hey see it or when the CASH STORE da
dvertises it. This accounts for our nu
arge crowds and anxious purchasers,
-^adv. sp
Elmo Hyman of the Horry Indus- G.
rial School spent the week end with j
is parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Hy- pr
nan. ha
SPECIAL i
j; You are core
HARDWARE i
tendence on 1
IT IS SAID Tl
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V?ie ctarrv in s
w
%
; iupib.?th, the ^
A rfeull' and ufFarming
and
] Doers and B$ii
, | ^ote A gents fo>
^ Cotton, and C
tributors. Asi
, Bloucnt Plow 4
| he is using.
; We have now
r
Poultry, Pabbi
1 _
i armaria your
j i Thanking you fc
f r
I your further der
I WE ARE
^W|MUCMHMiaWMBaaBM||H|?aW> WnHUMMKNMMMHai
rmszwrn i mil ' ?i hocbbe MMgarew?
\ 1
We tbardly toiow which we ha&e the
ost, dust or mud. Both are bad.
erhaps when we have the muA we
ant the dust and when we have the
ist we wish we had the mud. W?*ll,
iman irolure is a curious thing anyay.
We are closing out our entire stock
drv goods, clothing, notions, hats,
id shoes, and we are anxious for our
>od customers to get the advantage
these special offerings. Practicaleverything
in stock is absolutely
;w; and we advise you to act prompt
and supply your needs. THE CASH
rORE.?adv.
While at the Fair take in the big
splay made by the Boys' and Girls'
ubs of the county. You will be sur ised
at the work they arc doing.
The civic league had their monthmeeting
last Thursday at which
ne it was decided to serve oysters
the coming Fair.
SPECIAL offerings in groceries
iring our closing out sale of dry
>ods, notions, clothing, hats and
oes. 10 pounds of good coffee $1.
ick of fancy whole rice $1. 2 pound
icket of Snowdrift lard 20c, 5 pounds j
c, 10 pounds $1, 20 pounds $2. Pink j
ilmons 10c, 3 pound Standard To-;
atoes 10c; 30 cans of Luzianne Cofe
for 25c. THE CASH STORE.?ad
WANTED?An iron crib to be used
the ladies Rest Rooms. Any person
ving one of these cribs might dote
the same, and this act on their
rt would be appreciated by the hun-'
eds of women visiting these rooms,
e or write Mrs. M. W. Collins, Present
of the Conway Civic League.
lfAll nAiilfmr 9 irs%ii
ju?v uu urvc jiuuibi jr . ?l kii> yvr\a
n see some fine poultry at the CounFair
Oct. 13th to 16th. Be sure to
me.
Mrs. Geo. Officer returned home
st week after spending some time
Savannah, Ga., with her daughter,
rs. James Saye Dusenbury. She
is accompanied home by her little
and-daughter, Violet Dusenbury.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
ciety met at the home of Mrs. F.
Todd on Elm Street last Monday
ternoon.
Little Margaret Battle, on 5th ave.,
lebrated her 6th birthday last Mony
afternoon. She entertained a
imber of her little friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rheuark
ent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
D. Reuark, near Toddville.
Let every farmer prepare now to
oduce next year the best crop he
s ever raised from his land.
otcTfor
I
tf ;3fty invite^ to,
B'FQRK during yc
he WORRY COW
. \ * % 4
iAT>#<Varietv is th
? 1*1
rtodk everything i
Variety and Spice.
jto-tiate line of S
Agricultural Impl
rids. Paints and
r Blount's All Ste
u>rn (Planters and
k your neignbor 1
and Cole Planter
on hand a car lo
it and Field Fenct
attention.
>r your past patrona
1
eiaiias,
: YOURS TO
Come over and liave a good time
all together at the county fair this
month.
Many fines were collected by the
clerk of court last -week. Many of
those charged with crime pleaded
i guilty and paid their fines.
Out of the many defendants before
the court last week charged with the
violation of the dispensary law,there
was not a single one who contested
his case. They all said they were guil
ty.
D. Gordon Baker, Esq., of the Florence
bar. ?n<hit Inst wppI- in
_ , Jl v " V VIV j IK V/l/IMT C4%V
until Thursday. While here ho assisted
Solicitor L. B. Singleton in the
prosecution of cases in the Criminal
Court.
Solicitor L. B. Singleton left hero
the first of the week for Marion where
ho is engaged in holding the term of
court of General Sessions at that
place this week. The courts there
; hardly ever run longey than two or
j throe days. **"
Hal L. Buck left Monday aftornoorf i
to attend a special session of the
Legislature called by Gov. Blease.
Miss Ruby Sassor left Sunday to
resume her school which had been bus
pended for the children to pick cotton.
Willie Rowe recently returned from
WofTord college where he has fitted
himself for the ministry. He is an
Horry boy who has made many
friend by reason of the high standard
he has shown himself of attaining in
life.
All dry goods and shoes are going
at prices that beat the record. Call
nf tbn etnrrk nf XA7 IT I-f ?->v.,1 ^ - ?? ^1
proof of what he says.?adv.
The invention of the nee in iho way
of a folding bath tub is for saV- by W.
E. Hardee. Visit his store and sec it
and buy it.?adv.
Court Stenographer, P. F. Covington,
remained in Conway last Friday
after court had adjourned, and while
here attended to several matters connected
with his insurance business.
George J. Holliday of Galivants
Ferry was among the out ot u?wn business
men who spent some time hero
during the first part of court week.
W. C. Hooks, a member of the
county board of commissioners, spent
several days here last week. He was
a witness in one of the cases tried in
the court.
T. L. Hooks of Floyds township was
among those spending last week in
Conway.
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FAIR WEEK"
- r
the (JONV/AY
>iir stay in atiTY
FAIR
e spice of Life.,*-; i
t takes to make
?
helf Hardware, I
emenis, Sash I
Oils. We are I
el Plows, Cole's I
Fertilizer Dis- I
low he likes the I
and Distributor I
ad of American i
? at prices that |
ge and soliciting I
PFFASF I
O. Hoyt McMillan, Esq., rotf Mullins,
S C., was in attendance upon the
court hero last week.
Attorney P. H. Sellers of Dillon, S.
C., was here during the first days of
the court last week attending to matters
before the Judge.
Many people remarked last week
that there wery many more cases before
the court than there had been for
several terms past, and perhaps more
than had been for several yeara. The
grand jury was kept at work for four
days, and they were apparently busy
in pasing upon bills of indictment during
all of that time, except what little
time it took them to make up their
final presentment. Just what this
state of affairs would indicate is more
than anyone tried to explain.
Judge J. W. DeVorc left Conway on
the early morning train last Friday
, having remained in Conway for the
first four days of the week winding
up the immense amount of criminal
business that came before it. He was
plainly tired on Thursday evening
when the court adjourned for tK
1 .
term. -
(. .
UK. CH.AS. SMITH
r -*
Eyesight Specialist. ?Headquarters
1221 Main Street, Columbia, S.
C.?Expert Frame Fitter
and Lens Grinder.
Eyes Tested Free of Charge?Compli
cated Cases fitted where others fail.
?New Lenses put in your old frames.
I desire to announce that I'll be in
your city at Conway Drug Company
for a period of (> days, commencing
Monday October 12th, 1914, ending
positively Saturday October 17th,
when it will afford me pleasure to assist
all those who may need aid. I
wish to call particular attention to the
fact that all of our work is guaranteed
to produce the immediate relief
that impaired sight demands. Your
opportunity to consult DR. CHAS.
SMITH.?adv.
TAKEN UP.
One cow, yellow with a little white
on back, crop in right ear, under slope
in left ear. Also one yearling, dark
sides, white back, Mark: Crop and
swallow fork. Owner can get same
by paying charges. S. A. Gore,
Sanfod. S. C..
3t-pd. ' Route 2. Box 33.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Vour druggist will rrfr.nd money 11 I"
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of j*
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in6*
The first application gives East