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] LOCAL AND PERSONAL I 1. Xi. "Lee was in Conway last week. Biting: us the dollar that you owe. FOR RENT?One .five room c.ot"tage. A. M. Sothcrland.?uulv. J. W. McDowell was among those in Conway one day last week. We ne.? i he dollar that you owe. Please send 'I in or bring it. Magistrate W. H. Chestnut went to Aynor on business recently. >C. F. Powell of Aynor was in Conway one day recently. Last week was better weather toward the last. N. J. Watts was among; .those calling' at the Herald oil ice last week. j i Zebcdee Williamson of Fioyds was in Conway on saiesctay. R. F. Floyd was among ihe farmers' in Conway last week Alex. Outlaw of Socastee came to! Conway on business otic .Jay last week J. M. Harrelson snout a .few hours * here .last week. Hon. R. B. Scarborough was away on business several days last week. T. JB. Cooper of Soeastee was in Conway last Friday. L. F. Bryan was in Conway recently. When will the town buy a sprinkler for the .-streets.? A. C. .Suggs was in Conway one dry last week. When will the town hall be remodelled ? .2. ;L. Snggs of Loris was among those in Runway last :Montlay. W. B. Clardy was in Conway last Thursday. 'When will the city have more cement sidewalks'? THE CASH STORE sells home P .raised .corn and home-ground meal.? adv. Hon. R. B. Scarborough was away from Conway several days on business last week. fiOO bushels good home-rained corn $.1.00 per bushel. Act quickly. W. Boyd Jones, Justice,, S. C.?adv. Chas. Stevens, a respected citizen <of this county in the Michael neighborhood, spent a day here recently. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Martin of Haskell lost a young child recently after an illness lasting for some time. Frank Sutherland was ill for several -days during the holidays but was able to be out some time a#o. T ..-.A \/l 1 i 1- il i ivjujuuiy me weaincr Dccamo ba<l again and there was rain and cold. SENSATION FLOUR, SNOWDRIFT lard and VFLVA syrup grow in popularity daily?sold by the CASH STORE.?adv. O. E. Todd of Loris, Manager of the Loris Telephone Co., was in Conway on business for a short time last week. We have just unloaded another car of SENSATION flour, the most popular brand on the market. THE CASH STORE.?adv. W. F. Jordan, one of the leading farmers of the Cedar Grove section, visited Conway on business last Thurs day. " f Asa Gause, an aged and respected citizen of the Hammond section of this county paid Conway a business visit last week. If SNOW-DRIFT lard is not the best compound on the market, millions of people are badly fooled?Cook3 and r housewives say nothing equals it. One bucket will convince you. THE CASH STORE.?adv. S. H. Clardy of Andrews, S. C., spent some time in Conway last Thursday. He was on a visit to relK atives $t Socastee. He is a brother of W. B. Clftrdy of the Socastee Joint Stock Co. Mayor W. E. McCord last week received a telegram that his father was critically ill at the family residence near Hodges, S. C. He left at oncej for bis bedside. Miss Louise Powell who spent the holidays with relatives at Pair Bluff returned recently to her position in the law offices of J. O. Norton, Kse. Ask your grocer for SENSATION Flour, SNOW-DRIFT lard and VEI.VA syrup. These always pieasc. CAROLINA WHOLESALE.?adv. E. A. Jordan, one of the leading business men of Aynor, S. C\, was amom? those visiting Conway on bus iuess last week. Last week there was talk of a new bank at Aynor, S. C. We were not able to learn if there was any foundation for the report. A. P. Johnson went to Georgetown the first of this week. He was accompanied by bis brother, S. G. Johnson. Hon. 10. S. C. Baker left the first of this week for Columbia. He is a member of the present House of lb prosentativos. Hon. Hal ' . Buck left last Monday morning for Columbia in readiness for the meeting of the General Assembly on last Tuesday morning. We believe that VELVA chewing gum is the best on the market?10,000 chews to give away. I f you use gum try some. THE CASH STORE, ?adv. FOR SALE?New Crop Pure Georgia Cane Syrup in Barrels, Kegs am cans. Write Tor prices. W. H. Davi: Augusta, Ga. 1-15-1 m Keep up with the Herald and you will keep up with the news, not only in this State but from all over the world. Give us that next order and ask us to print it on Cashier's bond. It is the best out and you will say when you try it. The Court of General Sessions will convene here on February 22nd, Washington's Birthday. .Several important criminal cases tare likely to tcome.off :at that ;term. 'The sto<ik of jgoods ;and store f xitures of Daniel W. Harrison were turned over to him and two other gentlemen last Saturday, and they will probably open business again with them at the same stand, it is said. SNOW-DRIFT lard advanced in price 25 per cent last Monday, but to quickly introduce it, we offer every family in Conway a 5 pound bucket for 50c, :10 pound bucket for $1.00 or 20 pound bucket for $2.00.. THE CASH STORE.?adv. The main portion of the residence section of Conway now has waterworks and sewerage which was all put in at private expense with an unimportant exception. It would have cost less to have had this put in for the entire public as it has been done in scores of towns of less business importance. The large tank to supply water for sewerage and for fighting- fire, went up last week section by section. It kbeing built of steel, each piece being first riverted in place and then calked by driving the sheets into each other SO 1t it ic InmncelKL. f-r... 4-1. - * ? >-> I.iij/wnojinv: iui lilt1 til i IK to leak. There is no wood of any kind used in any part of its construction. RECORD OF THE PAST. No Stronger Evidence Can he Had in Conway. Look well to their record. What they have done many times in years gone by is the best guarantee of future results. Anyone with a bad back; any reader suffering from urinary troubles, from kidney ills, should find comforting words in the following statement. B. F. Skipper, Carpenter, Main St., Conway, says: 'T was annoyed by pains in my back. My kidneys did not act as they should, I used Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from Norton Drug Co., and they brought me prompt relief. I have had no backache or pains since and my kidneys have been regular." Statement given January 5, 1910.) OVER FOUR YEARS LATER, Mr. Skipper said: "I use Doan's Kidney Pills occassionally whenever my kidneys show any sgns of disorder and they always give me relief." Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr. Skinner hnd mjiu r, m wovci -lUllUUI'II Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv. g HORRY COUNTY g g TRUST COMPANY g m L. D. MACGRATH, m jut Manager. ?3 Real Estate sa si Real Estate Loans s? S3 Bonds S3 sa Insurance ?? FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK STARTS A CHRISTMAS SAV- I INGS CLUB, 8 Very Popular Form of Savings?Op- w erated by Newely Patented Svs tem. By its adoption of the Christmas fi Savings Ciub, the Farmers & Merch- jB ants Bank of this city has proven its ^ right to a place among the most pro- 5 gressive banks of the country. This S| Club gives everybody a chance to save g regularly, for the bank desires to B encourage saving and is willing to ac- u cept small amounts. Even boys and R girls are invited to become members fl n?r 11 is a wen-Known inci inui me saving habit needs to be fostered *nJ| this country. Once the youthful mind 3 realizes how easily it is to save and 8 how pleasant it is to have money in -2 bank, the saving habit will become life f long. \'H Many men and women, whetlir : H their incomes arc large or small, find IYB it difficult to "get ahead" financially.! S They posapcnp the time when tlu\\ ; will start saving to provide for tin n rainy day because Ihey nev< r seem to have enough spare money to st: rt ft a bank account. The Christmas C lub raj is a great benefit to the people in this gl way, for they don't need any more ill capital to get started than the first jB small payment , and, after all, the Is] start is the important thing. u The Club opens week of February A 1st and runs for 45 weeks, so that ^ each member receives a check in time ,3 for Christmas shopping. When pay- ?g merits are made regularly the bank | B allows interest on the account, which w is always an encouragement to saving B A number of plans are offered and | members may select one or more of E them. In the uniform classes one may 5 pay .25c., 50c., $1.00 or $2.00 weekly, jjj the totals amounting respectively to w $11.25, $22.50, $45.00 and $90.00. An- | other way is what is known as the progressive class, in which the payment inareuses every week. One of the classes starts at 2c., next week 4c, and so on. The 2c progressive Club matures at $20.70. Then there is a 5c progressive Club maturing at $51.25. These progressive Clubs may be reversed, starting at the highest ( amount first and finishing with the lowest. The 5c reducing class starts at $2.25 ;and .works down to 5c., while the 2c. fitants at 90c. and comes down to 2c as the last payment. Regular bunk books are not needed in carrying .the Christmas Club accounts. The Farmers & Merchants bank is using a patented card system, in which the record of payment is Jl made by punching cards. This not only gives the depositor a receipt, but Q also shows exactly how much has N been paid in to date, and docs away w with any possibility of error. 3 This attractive method of saving H has proven most popular. y FOR RENT. $ One four-room house, barn and out buildings. Large flower and vcgr 8 table gardens. Plenty of grape vinor 9 and other fruit trees; 10 acres of lan< 8 to plant and plenty of vcood on plac | for family use. All of this for $10 : B month. Only a quarter of a mil 0 from Peach Tree, one of the best ship ^ ping points on the Waccamaw River ? >r>ply to Mr. R. M. Prince, Socastee Rj fc>. C., Via Bucksville, Horry County '4 2-10-15-2m. 'i Sale I'nder Mortgage. J Under and by virtue of two certain 8 Bills of Sale one from G. W. Phipps jX to G. B. Jenkins dated March oOth, |g 1914, and the other from W. H. Al- Sg ford and J. H. Alford to G. W. Phipps ? dated September, 2nd, 1914, and trans 9 ferred to the said G. B. Jenkins, 1 v have seized and will sell at Coo) 9 Spring, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the fore 9 noon, on Friday, the 15th day of Janu- B arv A. T). 101 r* nil orwi ? saw mill complete for use, engine, boi ?| ler, saw end other implements and up- & pliances, known as the C. F. Spivey a mill . S Conway, S. C., Deo. 28th, 1914. H. N. Sessions, Agent of ^ H. H. Woodward, Mortage*, jjg Attorney P ? Mortgagee. WE ARE JOB PRINTERS! P? ?P It- LET ?R I i? us ?i 3 N? DO ? N I T? YOUR ?T || i? JUH ?I | N? PRINTING , ?N g WE ARE JOB PRINTERS 1 * The Herald Office has the best * I * type in the world with which to * fl * print your legal blanks at any * M * time you need them. It is 10- * * point Century, and shows up * * good and plain. You stand in 4 * your own light if you fail to 4 * have your blanks printed in ' * this latest and best face ever * t * invented for the purpose. * ** **??** v Only One "BROMO QUININE" To *et th? gcMlne, call (or full name. I.aX* TIVK BROMO QUININE. Lock (orsignature c B. W. GROVE. CutetaCoMin Oae Day. Sion ? goTSfb and headache, ami works ofi cold. iic. ' Jt TO MY FRIENDS THE TOBAi I take this means of expr ing that exists between us, and t patronage you have given me tiu have been engaged in the tobao midst. I desire to say in that con ganize a new and up-to-dato w the same to be located on a lot t! diagonally across from the Horr street from the Farmers Warehc brick and amply large to take c; ever come to it. it will have a;! c I will be prepared to extend to c; every privilege, favor and cour could expect. I will be the cjener will be on hand at all times durin and protect the interests of the f warehouse will start soon. ! wi! sona! attention from the very o not be connected with any other to ask the farmers of Horry Coin patronage at this new place of b harder than ever to give you sati Va., for any information about to the patronage and good will you I am. C "i v " ; i ; J I We have formed a company I Commission business, known as ' Commission Co. Wc have gone money for ourselves but also to and State. I We want your cooperation, We hope by our earnest en ourselves. Riyg Us 1 We will sell your lot, your f I toes, your vegetables, your lumb? I you have to sell. I If you want to buy, we can I We will handle anything from a p your help. COMPA E.S.C. BAKER, J.W.LI General Counsel Mt ?I SCO GROWERS OF HORRY 11 essing the continued good feel- 3 o thank you one and all for the | ring Ute several years that I | co warehouse business in your M mection that I am helping to or- | arehouse business at Conway. 3 lat is now vacant on the corner | y Warehouse and across the ;use. The building will be cf ? ire of ai! the tobacco that may J if the modern conveniences, and | ich and every individual farmer >! tesy, that any reasonable man j a! manager cf the business and |j g the sales season io look after armers. The work on this new tj I give it my exclusive and per- $ pening of the business. I will | warehouse in Conway. I want | ity to continue to give me their | msiness, and I promise to labor isfaction. Write me at Danville, bacco. Again thanking you for i have shown me in past years, 'OURS VERY TRULY, . R. BOWLES I r to do a Realty, Brokerage and || Ihe Horry Realty. Brokerage & 9 into this not merely to make I help the people of our County || your help and your good will, deavors to help you as well as a Trial 9 N v arm, your berries, your porta- 9 sr and timber, or anything else I supply you anything you want, leanut to an anchor. We want NY: TTLE. W. C. PinS, onager Civil Engineer