Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PRICE ONLY ONI r: ?? Pay: up in Advance Low Only a 1 before the . , Go ft . *i W The price of this paper 1 You can pay up all back dues f choose, at the rate of one dolls Owing to the high cost c 'iraes what it was two years 8 that the price of paper will gc scarcity of materials, and alsc come almost impossible to pre most prohibitive prices; the s pers is being raised to $1.50 \ this country, and the publisher pelled to follow suit or susper We have not raised the ? the price remains at one dolh all back dues and also in advr yourself, and at the same NO PAY-?] One foxt remains, howe\ less you pay us promptly we ^ paper, and if you owe us we ^ pf the debt. There is no othc r Stopping Paper do< Remember that stopping v/hat you owe. If you neglect name off, your debt will still I tinue to annoy you about it. 1 agency to collect the amounts course. But what else can be The better way is for yoi price of subscription while it i save fifty cents per year < I NOTKS FROM TH10 UNIVERSITY. The Horry County club was recently organized here at Carolina, with a large membership. The following officers were elected to load this body; president, L. I). Singleton; vice-president, Howard Little; secretary and traesurer, B. Frank Green. The Independent Republic is well represented at Carolina this year, having nine members. They are B. Frank Green, L. I). Singleton, J. D. Dusenbury, F. A. Thompson, Hooks, Brown, Hooks, Gaskins, Howard Little. This is the largest club Horry has ever had on the campus, and we hope it will continue to grow. Mr. Green has been confined in the infirmary for the past week. He seems to be suffering with a desire to return to Horry, and a severe cold. We regret this very much, and hope he will soon be able to return to his class room work. The second foot ball game of the season was played Saturday with Wofford. The game resulted in a victory for Carolina. This was expected as Carolina enjoys many ad vantages over the smaller schools an<l colleges of the State. The sturdy trojans who represent Wofford on the gridiron this year, are ? most aggressive bunch, and are to be reckoned with regardless of their light weight, and inexperience. There was one familiar face in Wofford's line-up; W. K. Suggs of Loris who played a brilliant game for the methodists. This was the second game of the season, Carolina having met defeat at the hands of Newberry College two weeks ago. We are looking forward with interest to fair week, which will soon be here. During that week we meet those farmers from the western part UST Of Brooks has just made his return fro bought one of the best up-toever brought to the County We know that cotton go can sell the trade at the same go and look over his stock of ll. Shoe that money can bu where! Call around and see overirti'liHe of Dress Shirts J. B. STAI i ri i E DOLLAR NOW % ''A ^* i' * ^ ^ y while the Price is flatter of Time Price Must ligher low is only one dollar per year., tnd as much in advance as'y?u ir by the year. >f paper which is now three igo, and the almost certainty > on still higher,' owing to the > the liklihood that it may be>cure paper at all except at aliubscription rate of county pa-' >er year in many sections of 3 in this State will be com id publication. 7 >rice of the Herald yet. While ir per year, why not pay us for iace and thus save money for time give us needed capital? NO PAPER t . 'er and we here state it. Unvill have to discontinue your vill have to insist on payment course. 3S not Pay the debt ? the paper does not settle , to pay up and we take your >q due and we will have to cont'd may have to employ an ; and you will not like it of < ) expected? i to take advantage of the , s yet at a low figure and thus m it. of this state better known as the i Clemson Tigers. This is undoubtedly the most talked of event at CaroI lina, and while these noble sons of ! toil have heretofore annexed vic! tr.ries at the expense of Carolina, we are nevertheless optimistic over the outcome of this year's game, and hope to ride that old tiger on a lean rail sometime on or about October 26th of this year, in which event we will of course live up to our custom, and create a small celebration. Well, Mr. Editor we have taken j you rather unexpectedly with this, i and guess we had better close. With our best wishes to the Herald, and our thanks for the space in ; your valuable columns. ?Forecast?No. 2. Columbia, S. C. October 16, 1916. University of South Carolina. j 53 53 AT THE CHURCHES. gg M 53 left isi Ctf ^ iHt M Sni Sni g] CONWAY BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:30 A. M. IP B. Y. P. U. at 3 P. M. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend all of these services. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. E. L. McCoy, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Divine services every Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:45 P. M. The public is cordially invited to attend all of these services. ANLEY ] >ville, S. C. m Baltimore where he has date stocks of Merchandise and the biggest, ods have all advanced, but he old prices. You just ought to Shoes. He will give you the y and better quality than elsehim and don't forget to look and Hats. NLEY, Prop. | THE HOBBY HEBALI Ltecal and L. B. Singleton was in the Jordanville section one clay last week on busisness. I # m m m m m m m m <6 The high cost v . paper makes it impossible <o furnish you stationery as low as we formerly did. You will understand this as the true reason of any raise in the price, ' and the profits we make now urj less than they were when paper was cheap. Sc you see that it is to your advantage after all and not ours that the price has been placed up of necessity. * Some nights last week were alnvs Cool enough for frost. * * ? V V << fiMJ* ; Last week before Magistrate J. W. Johnson at Jordanville, the ejectment proceedings against J. Warren Hai dee brought before the magistrate Mrs. Flora Holliday, came ua fo ' hearing. It was shown that uie de, < fendant had failed to pay his ren' and under the statute the court is sued a warrant requiring the sherifl ' 0" a constable to put tjie landlord 1 back into possession. % it/f LI i \icui j^c iui wiiu us yi" of the popular candidates for county treasurer, in the recent primary. 1 spent a day here last week on business, returning- to Galivants Ferry in the late afternoon. 1 ? * * I Francis G. Holliday was here one I day last week on business. * * * * * The Herald is making arrange- ; ments to secure the rights to publish 1 another serial story to begin at the end of Gloria's Romance. Rest as- | sureri that the selection when mailt ' will be a good one. So, wait for i J and begin with the very first issue, j * * * * * I J. J. King was in Conway recently on business. ***** Mr. R. I). Todd of Shell section was in town Saturday. f Judge Mendel L. Smith will preside at the term of the court of Com nion neas winch convenes here on October 80th. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Marsh have moved into their cottage in Conway. * m * * J. W. Roberts was in Conway recently on business m m ? W. F. King, representing the American Fertilizing Company, spent | several days here recently in the in-1 teres! of his cmopany. He left the middle of this week for Norfolk, Va.. where his company has its main offices. * Heed the Herald's advertisement J in this issue of the paper. Re mem- j her that the paper on which this is | printed and you are reading now, I cost us three times what it did in! years gone by. Our reason for publishing so much about this is to let every reader know the circumstances under which newspapers are now laboring. And so there will be no excuse about stopping the paper in regard to those who have neglected to pay up and still neglect to attend to it. Read the advertisement appearing elsewhere in this issue and pay up in advance while the price is only one dollar per year. You will save money by doing this. ? $ f ? f Francis G. Holliday of Galivants I Ferry was in Conway one day last | week registered at the Hotel Grace., Gftaramoi ^picture^ ! Friday, October Victor Moore and An I "THE RACI M Tuesday, Octobe Mary Pickfon V "THE ETERNAL ) CONWAY. S. O. Personal Try the Herald blanks printed and for sale at the Herald office. They . are the best you can obtain in this section of the State, and as good as you will ever find anywhere, and as good as you need to want. m m m m ' G. E. Byrd, of Allen, S. C., visited j Conway recently on business. > ? O. M. Watts ^ was in Conway one I' day last week on business. A. McG. Small of Floyds township pent last Saturday in Conway or * usiness. y m m m m 9 WANTED?One thousand bushels of country corn. Bring it to W. B. TIGSTNUT & CO.?adv. m * * * 0. Hoyt McMillan of Mullins was j ierc a short while one day last week )n business. * i ***** 11 A. M. SuC crland was in the Ham- < inond section one day last week or s business. * * m w ^ We are agents f< the Fisk tires j j to fit Ford cars. We like them and j v) will you. Tlie price :s right. Call / >11 W. B. Chestnut & Co.?adv. j 1 X ? * When you get this issue of the , paper, read our announcement adver- ! j tised in this issue. Then look at the j label'and figure up what yu o\v?l/ uul send it to us at once, ami include j-. d least a year in advance. When L cou understand the situation you v T ( do the right thing. You will under-' < stand it if you will read what wo L publish in this issue. 1 , 1 The missing parts of the steam tcaung piam at 11->to! tirace arrived by express a few days ago a id the , two boilers are being placed in posi-1 { tion the underground room pre-1 ( pared for them at the side of the building. The steam pipes of the System, carrying the heat into every1 hall-wav, guest room, and bath room in the building, pass from the boilers underneath the ground floors through ( concrete spaces, and then upward to ( the rooms on the second and third j floors. It is hoped that the plant will be thoroughly installed and in work-j ing order by the end of another j week. j George H. Howell of Wilmington, N. C., was in the city the first of the i weelc. Whatever attention is given to hill selection of seed potatoes must ol>-1 viously be given at the time of digging. If this selection is not resorted to, it will he found to be profitable at least to put aside a sufficient quantity of the best typed, sizeable tubers for seed. The selection of such tubers, even from the bulk see', will insure a harvest of better yield and type than if culls are planted. Very often we find sickness beingused as the sole excuse for laziness. o LOST?Little male yearling, white back, red sides, marked smooth crop in one ear and split in other, about 1 1-2 years old. Reward for information as to whereabouts.? L. S. HUGHES, Conway, S. C., Route No. 3.?adv It-pd. A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. Two good farms for sale in the edge of Loris. Prices and terms right. Write A McKENZIE, Chadbourn, N. C. ?adv?4t 20th ^ ita Kinn in 55 H " a w ^ s I r 24 th ?I m d in m m GRIND" # L. 0. MAGRATH IS ASKING REELECTION *:yor L. D. Mug rath has his card I i t ?!s issue of the paper announcing lis candidacy for reelection to this office which he has filled for the past .erm. He has decided to make the ace for reelection at the solicitaion of many friends in the town, [luring his term in office he has 't >cd always for progress and im- > irovement, while at the same time onscrvutive enough to confine exlenditures to an amount pro port iori-z ite to the means at hand and reviitucs available. He has also insisted ipon rigid enforcement of the laws md ordinances and has made a good ecord in that respect. o AT HOTEL GRACE. A. R. Corbett, Wilmington, N. C; j lohn Howe, Norfolk, Va; J. H. Du10is. Charleston, S. C; J. W. Minis, Charleston, S. C; Geo. F. Clark, Willam, N. C; G. C. Cox, S. C; ?I. C. Robinson, S. C; H. Guggenheim, Rich, i*a; M. A. Shecut, Orangeburg. S. C:! ... S. Novel, l.vnchbuig, Ya: A. St..... 1 .,ouis, Detroit, Mich; P. K. AvantC rMo Gordo. N. C; C. H. Moore, Go\P ; >oro, N. C; J. H. Tharp. Richmond, /a: C. G. Wi'hu rr.o, Columbia, S X \V. T. King, Maryland, Va; V. G. iolllday, Galivants Kerry, S. C; K \vant, Cerro Gordo, N. C; A. 1>. ?cuise, Baltimore, Md; G. V. Angus STow York city; M. J. Leimkuhla ; dfdtimoro, Md; \V. T. A skin. .Tr, Eake j - fy. S. C; Thos. J. Pert'*.. Baltimore Md; C. \V. Jar.ICS, Wilmington, C; i. vk Juman, Clemson College, S. C;j 1). K. Gcdbold. Marion, S. C; Geo.; il. llowoll. Wilmington. N. C; A. K. Montgomery, Charleston, S. C; G. S, | Winsatt. C'dumLus, Ga; K. M. TToIp-( 4 j 'irr. X. C; A. K. Afapp, Marion, j C; O. A. Mr.tthews, Wilmington, X j C, Kobt. K. Jenkins, Florence, S. C; K. Hall Andrews, Wilmington, N. C; K. K. Carncs, Hartsville, S. C; ,). P.. Wrightson, Baltimore, Md? j. K. Barnes, Baltimore, Md; H. C. Zeeller. Eric, Pa; 11. It. Wessingor; ,). C. MeCaskill, Jr., New York; Miss A. M. Ravcncl, Spartanburg, S. C; Miss Mable. Montgomery. Conway, S. C; Miss Eouise Powell, Conway, S. C; E. P. "Whitley, Raleigh, N. C. Mr. Geo. H. Hawaii, of Wilmington, entertained at ton Miss Mable Norton and Miss l.cuise Powell at Hotel Grace, Oct. Hi. Mr W 1> A Am ..r i -- .. . a . 111 hi LjtiM' v 11 \ , t*Utertained at tea Miss Alma Moore of Homewood, at Hotel Grace. The attendants of the Epps-Holliday wedding ontertaine<l at a banquet in honor of the groom on Thursday, October the 12th. The banquet was carried out in autumn colors. The first course was pink and white, followed by a dintier. The salad course in green and red and the sweet course in pink and white. Mr. L. D. Magrath was toast master. "Our Sweetheart aid Wives." This was respondc d to by Dr. W. C. Adams. The Groom replied in befitting words. Covers were laid for twelve. The table was beautifully decorated in autumn colors, place cards with fiink carnations attached. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Magrath, Mr. John Coles, Miss Winnie Holliday, Mr. M. W Wall, Miss Laura Jenkins, Dr. W. C. Adams, Miss Donna Coleman, Mr. Francis Holliday, Miss Ella Sessions, Mr. E. 1*. Walsh, Miss Nettie Maude Holliday. o TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to enter or trespass in any way upon any lands owned or controlled by the undersigned in Socastee township. VV. J. SINGLETON. A. C. SINGLETON. HOW APPENDICITIS CAN BE PREVENTED C**r\ Tl \i? otf fL/\nLl b ^ ? 1 b A vyw.. ff ??y j/vv/jjiv ^iiwum Know lilill <* I few doses of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-ika, often relieve or prevent appendicitis. This simple mixture removes j such surprising foul matter that ONKI SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. Adler-i-ka has easiest and most thorough action of anything we ever sold. Conway Drug Co.?adv (G-5.V CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED?To rout Store and Kami i for 1 year with privilege of buying,1 on Salt Water River or Bay. Address to Oct. 1,-'1G?E. JACKSON, | Shinopple, Del. Co., New York.? j adv-pd. I VI 0 0" . Fivg HAS MUCH MONEY INVESTED IN GINS George J. Holliday Has One at JordanviNe, Two at Galivants. ,*s * O&orge J. Holliday has invested a la i' ge sum' of mojiey in modern cottern 'ginning- machinery, and has used his own invofltiV'e ability to a large extent in constructing plants Jordanville and at Galivants Terry. These plants can take care of all of the cotton raised in that s-etion. There is a modern plant at Jordanville which is operated by steam. At Galivants Kerry are two outfits operated by a forty horse power gasoline engine. The gins are so arranged that it takes a minimum of labor to handle the cotton and at the same time urns out the greatest number of ginned bales per day. The plants row owned and operated by Mr. Holliday make it convenient for the people in that section of the county. <) TOWN TAXES. Notice is hereby given that Property Tax is now due to the Town of Conway and. is payable at the Town Clerk and Treasurer's office at the Town Hall from October 15th, to December :11st, HM(>. On ami after Innii.'ivv 1 .-t in " ........ 14-.. .? ? .X. I , in/ : tl l l \ VI I.) por oent will ho added. Tax payors aro liable to execution and levy upon the property after January lath, 1917, A. H. LONG, 41 v Clerk and Treasurer.. ^ ! ' o PAYS OCT MONEY Hon. K. S. C. Raker states that he has made distribution of the funds [relating to the primary election, by | issuing checks to the committeelinen of each voting precinct. Managers and messengers are requested to call on the precinct chairman ot the various precincts for the amounts I coming to them, -* ' A man whose reputation is bad will never get any credit fcr what little good he mav sometimes .hv * Candidate's Cards. I hereby announce myself a I candidate for reelection to the olfice of Mayor of the Town of Conwav.?L. D MAGRATH. I FOR SALE: Agricultural Lime, best quality, recommended by the Agricultural Department. We are tHUV luml-lnn' .1.. II.. f ( ..x-,, iMin i.j 11c111\ ior winter and spring use. The supply of j this HIGH GRADE AGRICULTURAL ldME is limited, the price j is low and the demand is so great we are compelled to get all orders in hand right away. Write us at once and we will name you best delivered price, and ship when you want it. We also buy cotton seed in car lots. THE PRINCE HARDWARE CO., INC, FAIR BLUFF, N. C. ?1 m o CAIH) OF THANKS j We wish to express our sincere j thanks to our friends and to Dr. ?]. I A. Stone for the kindness shown us i during the sickness and death of our ! baby. MR. AND MRS. .J. W. CLARDY. i BULBS AND SEED Hyacinths. Narcissus, Sweet I r? 11 ? ruas; biros ana hlower Seed for fall arid Winter I Planting. Alsike, Red and Crimson Clover for Field and Lawn Planting. com DRUG CO. "The Store of Quality/' | .I I ? Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove'9 Tasteless chill Tonic is equally vuluable as a j General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUINT NIC and IKON. It acts on the Liver, Drives jout Malaria, Knriches the Blood and Builds up the \V\hole System. 50 cent9.