The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 24, 1916, Page FIVE, Image 5
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To the V?fl??rs of Horry County:
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my piatio in in v .c campaign I sub
mit tr.c following; :?
T'st&fid first, second, th1 u, l&fet
a; . ail the time for strict economy inj
siate and county adminiiti ation, un-'
; like the present, which in my judgment,
has been extravagant. 1 am
? opposed to the creation of new offices
vor the raising of salaries, which, it
seems, has been one of the policies of
the present administration. I favor
the reduction of tobacco warehouse
charges, which I have always* stcoci
for. T favor the perfecting, and th.
proper application 01 the new county
government road law. ^ favored th'
abolition of the county supervisor'!
office, when this new law was iaitlat
? 6dt together with, the election of th
township supervisors as li st s'.atca
in. the new law. I also favored in th<
initiative law, six days work on roaJr
y, '
or seventy five cents per day commit
flit ion. lifit tin-' nf'inr rrpmhovc would
not agree. As I formerly have voted
I stand for the graduated tax on automobiles
to help improve the roads
generally throughout the county. I
stand for, and nave voted, for bier,
nial sessions of the legislature, whici
can be accomplished by constitution;!'
amendment. My opponent says it
will require a constitutional e nvontion.
As has always been known
I stand for improved schools in the
rural districts, where ninety per cent
of the people obtain their only education.
As before I stand for free antitoxin
for diptheria, free vaccine
for typhoid, free anti-hog cholera
serum, and free pharmogerm for the
inoculation of seed. I stand for six
per cent interest law and two cent
flat rate on railroads in the interest
of the masses. In fact, I stand for
ali measures that will bring the most
good to the greatest number of people.
My purpose for entering the race
was in the interest of the farming
classes as they constitute about nineA..
/: i. .r i.L i - . r 11- -
ty nve percent 01 tne people ?i mc
county and should select men from
their ranks to serve them. It hds
been charged by my opponent that
two years ago I announced for the
"House" which is a mistake. I
however, bei(ng present on the last
day of the filing of pledges, found
that there were no pledge filed except
those of Messrs. Singleton and
Baker, both lawyers. In the interest
of the farmer, notwithstanding my
piomise made the people two years
before that I would not offer again
for the House if elected that year, 1
WE SELL IT
No more CREDIT, i
Come to - our store
DENTIAL cash pric
put them in print. \
FOR CASH, hence
Good lard less t]
50c under the mark
than $1.60 sack, 1
* pie tobacco less tha
the box, and a lot o
even lower prices.
W. Boy<
CONWAY,
Of Brooks
has just made his return from
bought one of the best up-to-d;
. ever brought to the County ai
We know that cotton gooi
: can sell the trade at the same c
oyer his stock of
jyi Bafirt?nwi/that money can buy
wheroi^$^lt?around and see hi
;u> over hiSv line of Dress Shjrtsai
J. B. STflf
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did file my pledge to run again in
the event that no farmers should of-.,
for to rurv at thisv time. But before
the time closed for filling pledges,!
Messrs. Jackson and Mishoe, farm-'
ers, filed their pledges. This gave
me a chance to vote for farmers
which has always been my policy.
But still my opponent accuses me of
withdrawing at that time, in an effort
to dodge the road law, which is
untrue, since 1 helped pass this very
same law. Through the whole campaign
my opponent charges weakness
and inability at my hands, and a
'laughing stock." when it . is knqyr^
by all the people, that I made
honorable record.* This ,1 ftylid ptth; ;
Jtntiate by every memtfer of the Legislature
during my term of office,
ir'uch criticism, persecution, and vituperations
should be condemned by
ill good citizens and in righteous indignation
they should rise against it
I am uncompromisingly opposed tc
the low plane upon which my opponent
wages his campaign, as he seeks
... crush virtue?this is clearly man
hsted. 'i 1 '
t hoped to have waged a camping *
en a high level, but through th'
slanderous criticisms it has bee
laced far below my idcnlc, I hut
.he people will study their interest
and on the twenty-ninth of August
decide who should be state senator, :
farmer and teacher, interested in a!,
that pertains to the prorr^s of th
ommon wealth, or a banker.
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FOR TWONSHIP SUPERVISOR
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for township supervisor of Lit
lie River township.
MOORE THOMPSON.
FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for supervisor of Galivant.
Ferry township.
THOMAS F. JOHNSON.
FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Township Supervisor o*
Bayboro township.
?SAM S. ANDERSON.
FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Township Supei visor of
Green Sea Township, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
-^J. K. KING.
The Quinine Tint Does Not Affect The Head
because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXATIVIC
ItKOMO QUININKis better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
looki ior lue signature ol H. W. GROVlv 25c.
I
jHIGHESTER S PILLS
^ TIIK DIAMOND BRAND. A
'.Vv. ? Luil'tlt A?k jriwr Dragflit for A\
K Gv\\ < lil DkuniudHrm?d//V^
In Rfii n?d Wold metallic
^ . *e?lcd **lth Iilue Ribbon, y/
1 j Talt no oth<?r. Buy of your *
" flr .^ki(>rClll^irEH.TERD
? Zf DIAMOND IIUaND PIUA.ror ??
,'51 U year* <nownu Ucst. S&fcft, Alwav? Rehtirir
v. - * n w nmififtists fvfrywhfi*
The Strong Withstand the Heat off
Summer Better Than the Weak
Old people who are feeble, and younger
people who are weak, will be strengthened
and enabled to go through the depressing
heat of summer by taking regularly
Grove' s Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies
and enriches the blood and builds up
the whole system. 50c.
1 FOR LESS.
so don't ask for it.
and get CONFIes,
as we will not
VE BUY AND SELL
undersell others,
ban 12 l-2c, rice
:et, corn chopps less
srowns mule or apn
26 l-2c lb. by
f other goods at
I Jones,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Eey i
ville, S. C.
i Baltimore where he has
ate stocks of Merchandise
ad the biggest.
[is have all advanced, but he
ild prices. You just ought to
Shoes. He will give you the
and better quality than elseim
and don't forget to look
id Hats.
IlEY, Prop.
THE Ht>RKY HERA LD
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Lrecel and
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Mrs. A. B. McCoy and Mrs. H. G.
Cushman and Master Grady McCoy i
left one day last week to spend sev- <
eral days wit . .he parents of Mrs. i
McCoy in the of Virginia. 1
Vote for A. P. J ':son for County
Coroner's office?Au*. *
00099
B. F. Watts of Socastee was among
the [tobacco grovers visjt g Conway
on business one:irday lat; .-ek. I
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Why hesitate ? Vote r A. P. <
Johnson for coroner and make no
mistake. -*dv.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Battle have re
ccntly made some improvements a". <
their residence on 5th Avenue. 1 <
If you want the best, buy ** JTKJL1NE,
MULEINE & MOMYLh .
steamed cooked sweet feed from V".!
Boyd Jones.?adv.
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0. J. Bell, and several other gen-1
tlemen from Wampee, were in Con-!
way a short time one day last week, i
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Nothing like voting for the right
man for coroner. Get your inquest
vood and proper. Vote for A. P.
Johnson?Adv.
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A considerable amount of cleaning
up has been done on vacant lots and'
in the rear of the bssiness building
n Conway's main business block duv
ing the past two weeks. It is hope*
that the town's good record foi
I Health will he maintained by this am
further stops that the health boar;
'intend to take in the furihorm-wo r'
drainage and sanitation.
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Mason Fruit Jars 60c Doz., Good
S. K. flour 95c Sack, Corn Choppj
>1.55 Sack, Rich Wheat Middlings
'>1.70 sack, Fresh butts 13c by the
package. W Boyd Jones.?adv.
*****
Uncle Ap is in the race to the fin-1
ish. Give him your vote for coroner.
?Adv
CITATION.
For Letters of Administration.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry.
By J. S. VAUGHT, ESQUIRE, PROBATE
JUDGEWHERE
AS, Miss Ruth Watson
made suit to me, to grant her Letters
of Administration of the Estate of
and effects of S. P. Watson.
' THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to
cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and credidtors of the said
S. P. Watson, deceased, that they be
and appear, before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Conway, S.
C-- on thp 7tV? ^ov a/ i n-t/?
~ .v.. muj UI UVJJI^IUI/CI , 131U
next, after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand, this 22na
day of August Anno Domini, 1916.
Published on the 24th and 81st
days of August, 1916, in the Horry
Herald.
J. S. VAUGHT,
Probate Judge.
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Artillery horse collars are made of
steel lined with zinc.
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NOTICE.
The Pinewood Camp W O. W. at
Stalvey, S. C., will not give a picnic
on the 24th of August as before anncunced.
BENJ. F. WATTS, Clerk.
Professional Notice.
Dr. P. M. Blanton, Dentist,
will be at Loris, S. C.,
beginning Monday July (24)
twenty-fourth.' See me to
have your work done.
P. M. Blanton, D. D. S.
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NOTICE.
holders of Conway National Bank is
hereby called to meet at the offices of
the Bapk at Conway, S C., at Ten
O'clock A. M. on Monday the 18th
day of Spetember, 19l6, for the purpose
of considering the advisability
of reducing the Capital Stock of the
Corporation and for. the transaction
of such other business as may come
before the meeting.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
ROBT. B. SCARBOROUGH,
. President.
August 14, 1916. 4t.
J. T. BOOTH Sign
Painting and Lettering
ALLEN, S. C. , j
. CONWAY, S. 0.
I'll" i I - Pepsfcnel
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W. h. Claredy, one of the leading
men of Socastee, spent some time in
Conway on business last week. He .
returned to his home by way of the J
late train to Myrtle Beach.
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Go to'the ballot box Tuesday and
don't forget "Uncle Ap is in the race.
?Adv. 11
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Wtfber Htftdwiok} one fef the pro- *
grcEsive farmers ! of the Jordunxillc J
Bection, visited Conway on business ;'
one day last week. 11
m m m I v
The rock was hauled into place one i \
day last week for laying a concrete
sidewalk along Laurel Street on tiie,
t .?st side from the corner of 4th Av- *
onue to the corner of 3rd Avenue
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r 't the right man in office this!4
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I.: c y voting for A P. Johnson fori
: ?Adv. /. ... - ,v. . ? i
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s ance has proved to be
"
uu ? . . .;ieu lur it as a gOCU I *
love story. on- that would hold undi-i'
vided j tore. . X' oin th^ begihning to j
the end. Gt v fVe lack c<p'es and |
catch up wi.h 'ho plot, if you a o not j1
already keeping up with it., The |1
instalment of each vv.l. is riown in j
moving pictures c r. Tiui'fday '
mght at the Casino ih :.tro. They,
art arcmng the best pictures ever I
produced for the screen. '
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The State Board of Charities and
Corrections have an article in this
issue of the paper concern in g '"he |
Horry County jail. It will likely be
interesting reading for all of tliepeople
of the county, hence its publication
in full.
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MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
HAVE APPENDICITIS
Surgeons state men are slights j
moi-o subject to appendicitis than
women. Conway people should know
that a few doses of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad.
lcr-i-ka, often relieve or prevent appendicitis.
This mixture rent over
such surprising foul matter that
ONE SPOONFUL reB PVPS ollYWVjf I
ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach
or gas. The INSTANT, easy action
of Adler-i-ka is surprising. Con-;
way Drug Co.?adv. (G-3) ,
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FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the J
undersigned Executors of the Will of
the late Ready Chestnut have macR i
application to the Honorable J. S.
Vaught, Probate Judge for Horry
County for a final discharge as such
Executors and that September 27th.
1916, at 2 o'clock p. m. has been fixed
as the time for a hearing on said ;
.petition.
J. E. PRINCE,
D. J. BUTLER,
Executors.
Loris, S. C., Aug. 23, 1916. 4t1
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HNUHHflHBHflBHUfllHHHdHfS
"What Congress has
done concerning a
Government
Armor Plant
and what people are
thinking about it"
rfi reflected in
Editorial Comment
This is the title of a booklet
we have prepared. We
shall be glad to send
m copy free to any
one interested.
Bethlehem Steel Co.
South Bethlehem, Pa.
TURNIP SEED
FRESH STOCK JUST IN.
Golden Ball, and Amber
Globe. Long White Cowhorn
and Purple Top
> i
Ruta Baga and others.
CONWAY DRUG CO
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'The Store of Quality."
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WHEN COURTESY PAID J
A BIO DIVIDEND
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The winner of the contest on "Why
Tin k It Pays To lie Courteous" n,
n . . August American Magazine S1
ells t..e following instance where 0
outvosy paid a big dividend. Cj
"A woman ^ carpc into the bank tl
iuitc* early, eight-thirty, an hour and
i half before the opening hour, ten C4
t'clock. She said that she was in ^
jrea: trouble, and had to get some j u
aoniy from her account immediate-j y
y as the wag obliged to leave for the!
yjutii at oncfe. She showed me a | ^
c'.c gram announcing the death of
le: son by a gunshot wound received
r. Texas. I condoled with her, had
ler wailed upon immediately, accom- f<
K\.iied her to the siation, secured her a
.ickets, etc. As the railroad station u
vas only a block from the bank I had 51
unple time to attend to these details. I u
thanked ir.c with tears in her n.
. s, I returned to the bank and,
*!oinisseu the matter irum my mind. J
' About six weeks aftc rward, a
ady garbed in mourning approached
uy dc sk. wished me a pleasant good
norning and said, 'You don't rtmern-: ^
L>er me, do you?' I replied in the ! u
iK'gativQ. She explained that it was!
she whom 1 had accompanied to the, 1
train. She told mo she had realized. *'
on the accident and life insurance j
policies of her late son, and thoug: 1
she was offered by a bank in Texa:
:>nc and one-half per cent more intcv- 1
est on her funds than we paid, she
<
preferred to deposit thorn in the
bank in Chicago where the employers ,
were courteous to Iter in lirr hour of .
horsavpmpill Mll/i n-Miliin "
W. H. L:\wvimore, ono of the load- '
inf r runners of t^o Cedar Grov^ sc-tica
of this county, paid Conway a '
visit last week and remained here
several hours on business.
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THOMAS F. JOHNSON
OUT FOR SUPERVISOR
Thomas F. Johnson has his ca d in
this issue of the paper announcing
his candidacy for the office of town-!
shin supovvisoi of Galivants Kerry i
township. lie is a gentleman of good I
standing in his section of the county
and will no doubt make a faithful of- i
ficcr if elected
jgropgaacsEgiaaw
There can be i
there will be a t
in
Congre
Ra
This is the
Evans C
WWiil?TM
Without Evans
I would have bee
elusion?Ragsd.
won. Re mem t
wnen you go tt
your ballot in .
play for the m;
and won the fig
form that
Public
is Publi
mHMHHI
Vote for
??. I I mwr-T' 1- I I I- t0m
mm THOMPSON IS
OUT FOR SUf#IS(S
No better business man has anounced
in this paper for township
ipervisor than Mr. Moore Thompson
f Little River. He is at present the
Pficient cashier of the, Batft' ^tA
e River, and has
iroughout that entire section-of- the ?unty.
He is interested in everyting
that tends to the up-building
f n^T^yj^fjS ^hship^ut ytejpnL
J. RICHARDSON FOR |
TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
A* J. Richardson is a carrdiddfate
? or
supervisor of Dog Bluff township
s shown by his card in another colmn.
N Ho is well known in that secion
as a man of high standing and
nquestioned integrity, and has the
eecssary training f ir this position.
. K. KING IS IN RACE ' '
FOR SUPERVISOR
J. K. King i'.i running for the ofico
of township supervisor of Green
}ea township. He is well qualified
or this position or any other that he
night seek in his community He is
i good citizen and has many friends.
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IS li\! THE RACE FOR
TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
In this issue of the paper a pears a
:ard of Mr. Sam S. Anderson announcing
that he iv a candidate foe
the office of Sup r\ Y.m- of Kayboio
township. It was o 1/ recently that
fhi county lv*ard d t =dod to have
voting for an appoint H e ohice and
Mr. Ardor-son had to come out o\
shev. notice. He is t. we'l k"0? n
sueccusfx.l farmer a d a v ry g >od
hr/.ivi. He ha? lived in his preset.t
contrr.un.il y alt of hi? life. HA is a
.nan -i high ideals, spotless integrity
and knows the needs of l is community
so far as roads are concerne 1.
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The first bale of now crop cotton
sold on the Maiming market was
brought by J. Mclb Me Had > f
San.m> Scvamp and was bought hv
\V? Ck King, cotton buyer, at lb cents.
The bale weigh0'.! C9 p^,-,n?iS av.d
brought rhc producer $97.50. .
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EBHwagarowtt
no doubt that I
'econd primary
the
ssional
ce.
result of
campaign
ISBBDBBB
in Race there
n but one conale
would havp
>er this and I
) the polls cast I
a spirit of fair I
an who made I
(ht on the plat- I
Office
c Trust
Evans
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