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ttOHf fljj H |U| H ' 1 S :i I * firgxjw&w / ' ^ J >? ?r r-fi'f The Big County Fair hibits received after 12 O'cl Those who have heard the! WEDNESDAY NOV. great importance. THURSDAY NOV. 1 Wilson and he will have mu College. FRIDAY NOV. 17th day the County Board has s school children under twelv find in the program. And .do not forget th< The above is just a si FIRST BOOSTER TRIP SUCCESSFUL The first big Horry Fair Booster Trip was pulled off last Friday. The long string of gaily decorated cars left Conway at 9:80 A. M., with the following cars in line, R. B. Scarborough carrying M. W. Wail, Miss Annie Derham carrying Miss Mabel Norton, Miss Kathleen Sessiors, and Master Edward Derham, D. A. Spion vvuinfr P P R^nvKrwAiinrK W ' V J tg V. Air, bviVWb?|, P. Little, and W. L. Mishoe, Dr. Woodruff carrying Elmo Hyman. Jesse Anderson and John Caitrette, L. D. Magrath carrying Paul Quattlebaum, R. W. Lane, V. D. Johnson carrying J. A. Lewis, T. B. Lewis and Charlie Edwards, W. C. Hinson carry ing J. W. Taylor. mi. r; ? a. _J.? ci_i me ilist stop was oaiein ocuuui where Miss Harris teaches. A short stop was made and advertising was handed out. The next stop was Nixonville. A stop of ten or fifteen minutes made and buttons and advertising was distributed. Just beyond the stores was the school of which Miss Thelma Snowden is teacher. The little folks were lined up and C. R. Scarborough and M. W. Wall handed out whistles and buttons. The next stop was Wampee. Several minutes wero spent here shaking hands with the large crowd gathered to meet the visitors. At 12:30 Little River was reached. We were met by Mr. Moore Thompson and W. H. Stone arul escorted to the Grove on the banks of Little River. Mr. Thompson had the gasoline Launch "Regal" ready and all went aboard j TO OUT OF STATE SUBSCRIBERS. If you are living out of this State and taking this paper, and your subscription is out, this i3 a special request to you to send in all back dues and renewal money to the editor of this paper, without any further delay Failure to comply with this request may result in your name being taken off the list next week. Send the money by posc-office money order, express money order, currency, registered letter, or your personal check on a bank. I At the earnest reques Store on that day, and imm* ed this Big Sale can testify f While we have made money that we have sold th Now listen, we had tl best goods up in the Loft, v There will be some b: & ed themselves of this wond< 1 had better get BUSY. You I Our Grocery Store ar I der sell and give our Comp I See the Conway Live I pn Credit. We might let yo I quarters when in Conway, t I man of The Hour, A. C. Tho 1 CONWl / *A:; $ NOV ' opens Tuesday morning, Nov. lock Tuesday morning. Bring si se gentlemen know what a treat 15th is MERCHANTS DAY am 6th is AGRICULTURAL DAY. 1 ch to tell us that is interesting, it is EDUCATIONAL AND CHILDF liven ali Schools holiday. We wt te years of age will be admitted 5t we are going to admit ail Con htort sketch of the full and variet for a delightful trip down to the bar. I Upon our return we found that Mrs. I , \V. H. Stone with other good ladies had spread a magnificent repast of [everything good to eat. After dinner, Col. R. B. Scarborough and D. A. Spivey in a few well chosen remarks expressed the appreciation of the visitors for the great hospitalit> shown them. Reluctantly the visitors had to move on at 2:30. Longs was reached at 3:30 where the school v. as visited and buttons and whistles and other souvenirs handed out. Loris was reached at 4:30. A laige crowd was gathered to meet the Boosters. A very pleasant quarter of an hour was spent shaking hands with the Loris folks and inviting them to the fair. At this point the Boosters were joined by Messrs. S. P. Hawes, S. C. Richardson and and Joe Chestnut. Bavboro was the next stop at 5:30. Here we found Arnold Bell boosting for the fair. The next stop scheduled was Adrian but it was dark when that point was reached so we passed on. Conway was raeched at 6:30 with everybody tired but happy and feeling that the first booster trip was a great sue-; cess. Be sure to go with us on the i next one Friday the 10th. You will have a big time. . i o Among the oldest preachers of the gospel known to the people of this county, is the Rev. W. H. Kirton, who has now reached an advanced j age. He and Mrs. Kirton spent som^j time here last week being involved | in the law suit brought a year or two ago by Stanley Barnhill concerning the division of the tract of land formerly owned by Daniel J. McQueen and conveyed to Mrs. Emma C. Barnhill in part and to Mrs. Orilla V, Kirton in part. o Blots to dynamite two stations In the Interborough subway system New York, were thwarted by the arrest of six men. T Y\ nrlfro /?/* ^ ^ 1- ?- ? ? ? , nib (tuxnuti^c yji Net'pmjj one | breed of poultry is that one can market a uniform producct in eggs and stock. o The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXATI VI<: BROMO QUININK is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor rinK??iK in head. Remember the full name and look for the siirn&turc of R. W. GROVR. 25c. iisi t of Many Customers we have C jaiaieiy alter this, on December is to the Big Saving it has been a profit on the Goods, the adva e Dry Goods, Shoes, and Clothin le foresight to btiy the largest st rhich we are now taking down fc ig changes about the Bargain Ho srful opportunity to clothe the F don't know any thing about the id Furniture Store is loaded dow etitors well you know what. Stock Company for Thornhill 0 u pay a little cash on the trade if md don't tell people you have be mpson, sole owner of AY BARGAIN i TttE fiOREY HI n EMBER. ] 14ih, at 10 O'clock. Every thir omething, no matter what it is, ; we have in store for you. ti Hon. D. F. Efird, Secretary of -icut. Gov. A. J. Bethea will add istructive and entertaining. W tENS DAY. There will be addr anl every child in Horry County free, all over twelve 10 Cents. federate Veterans Free every I program we have provided f C DR. LUCURGUSA Vt Eye Slight Stop Lets C I will give you one-third off on all Only. Don't miss it if you want tc $10.00 Reduced 1 8.00 Reduced 1 7.50 Reduced 1 6.00 Reduced 1 5.00 Reduced 1 3.50 Reduced \ Don't miss this opportunity if you any day during fair week. My iar Office Days Every Saturday. Be Sure to A HEALTH NEWS * *T" - TS . , M A recent Investigation made by thd U. 8. Public Health Service in connection hith studies of rural school children ahotved that 49.3 per cent had defective teeth, 21.1 per cefrl* had two or more missing teeth, and only lti.y per cent had had dental attention. Over 14 per cent never used a tooth brush, 58.2 per cent used one occasionally and only 27.4 per cent one daily. Defective teeth reduce physical efficiency. Dirty, suppurating, snaggle-toothed mouths are responsible for many cases of rEN?--LIS1 ecided to continue our Big Sfei 1 we will put on our Santa Cla* to them. nee has been so enormous sine* g at and buy them back. ocks ever brought to Horry Co' r the wind up of this Greatest < use early in the New Year, and amilv from ^ ^ ... v AAV (?V4 VV X* UU t) HI1 ^ ' tremendious advances you will n with real Bargains and we ar< ne and Two-Horse Wagons, Ti ' nothing else will do. Now we ten to Conway and are posted < HOUSE af SRALD, CONWAY, 8. ... - . . . .. . fYFS 14, 15, 16, 1 ig is in readiness for the Biggest . TUESDAY NOV. 14th is OPEN the State Fair will address us. Iress us. Gov. Bethea has been s e will also have several fine lecti esses by Prof. P. ,W. Bethea, Pr< here that day. All who are intei , At 3:30 P. M. we are going to c day during the Fair. or you. Be sure to come, we ai 0. R. SCARE I I ' ' fOODRUFF, D, 0. P. T. Specialist hat a Minute glasses Fair Week, 13-14-15-16-17-18 get the cut price. to $6.66 to 5.82 to 5.00 to 4.00 to 3.32 to 2.32 need glasses call in and see ttte Office in Horry Drug Store?Regu- | ttend the Fair! "7 mmm?mmm?mmm* heart disease, rheumatism, and other chronic affections. The children are not responsible for the neglected of their teeth. The ignorant and parent is to blame for this co:i<i!v!dri-~? feohdititon which hampers mental physical growth and puts a permanent Kfcfklicap or. out future citizens. Schodl teachers can and are doing much in inculcating habits of personal cleanliness on the rural school child but this will fail of tho Vii r?Vioof V.?V/ lli^UUO 1/ ttCtVIlI I unless parents coc-operate heartily an<l continuously. This is a duty which we owe our children. J fEN?LIST rtghter Sale until Thursday, iSe or Christmas Sale. Now w 3 we purchased these d-oods lnof mty and pay the cold cash for tl all Groat Sales. as a word to the Wise is suffici< 'urnish the pantry from Cellar to pay as soon as this sale is over, 3 using the practical experience lylor Cannady Buggies. Road Cs are too busy to write advertiser >n prices when you come to Cor ?p CONWfll jB^rnuunMaMMW . n i - . .. i re 17-'16 Fair Horry has held. Get your ING DAY. Gov. Manning and Cc Mr. Efird is a fine speaker and I peaking througn the West recer ires during the day by experts fi )f. S. H. Brown, Hon. M. J. Bulk 'ested in Children should make il live a $5.00 gold piece to some c re looking for you. OROUGH, SEI HONEY TO SELL MEANS imMCV Tin outrun itiuhli igortnu Clemson College.?In order that thousands upon thousands of dollars worth of honey that annually goes to waste in South Carolina might be saved to the farmers of the state, the Extension Division has planned to put on a beekeeping campaign. The Division Entomologist, in eo peration with the county agents, will be at the services of any and all parties in the state interested in bees, and in addition to his regular work of advising and aiding in the control of field insects, will give practical demonstrations in beekeeping. Already the present annual honey crop of the state is worth about $750,000, and only a very few thousand dollars worth of honey is put on the market. If the bees which produce this honey received the encouragement of a little more attenand. better hives, their output would be much greater. As the growing of alfalfa and cover crons inrwas<?a. which it is doing every year, the pos?< sibilities of making many tons of the finest kind of honey increase correspondingly, and the honey industry of the state can be made to be of much importance. . o TRESPASS NOTICE. .4 " -? \.-m~ ' - * All persons are hereby forbidden to enter or trespass Upon our lands in Simpson Creek twonship, known as the Round Swamp lands# under , penalty of the law. N. E. HARDWICKE. ! ? H. H. WOODWARD. Two violators of the S'ate game laws, R. O. Myers and H. L. Heimly, both of Savannah, Gu., were arrested recently by deputies of A. A. Richard sen, State game wariUri, Ort learning that the men from Savannah wdre Crossing the Savannah river on Suhtf&y and werd annoying farmers by huntihg on posted land# Mr. Richardson begfth an investigation of the affair and stationed three of his assistants in the territotry frequented by the Georgians. EN! miber 30. This bSing liianksgl e are quite sure that <*ur Many C spring and summer that WG cc lem, and we had sense enougli snt We' will say to those that ha\ Garfct, at prices that any mere so don't be foolish and procrast: we have gotten in the past 30 y irts, Fiarm Carts, Good Mules a lents, so; CToihfc on make our Sto iWAV And crn haHlr hrvmo and d/>*? * o~ "v"*v """ r LIVE STOCI *111 i I '* 1)1 li - ptf"5 C"0,1'1 11 exhibits in early. No cx- V >1 E. J. Watson will speak. brings us a message of itly in the interest of Pres. m rom Clemson and Winthrop )ck, and others. On this I t a point to be here. AH hild under a plan you will I CRETARY I NOTHING AN ACCIDENT TO THE I AFRICAN I "The African has no word for ac- I cidcnt," writes Miss Hilda Laible, a I Presbyterian missionary. "By the heathen Africans everything that fl happens is ascribed to witches and I ghosts, bad-meaning gods, and such H like. When they become Christians I they know the Lord reigneth over all. It's either the Lord or Satan at H the bottom of all. And Satan has quite a word to say out here, too. He does I not need to put on kid gloves and stove-pipe hat. Just appear as he I is; makes the whole of them live most immortal lives; makes wives I run away from their husbands; makes men treat their wives like ani- I mals, sell and buy them, sell little I dimply girls of three or four years to old, gray-headed heathen hus- M bands. You have no idea what wo- I men suffer out here. They are slaves, I and the husbands can, any time, tie W them up and pound them half dead jfl or bum them over the fire?I saw such here in doctor's hospital. There is no limit to the cruelty of un-Chris- I tianized heathen. Only when they % become Christians do they recognize cruelty and try te oppose it." o Now, if ever, is the time to work together for a good county fair. It takes time to build cities,. ^ " >- - 5 ' I RUB-MY-TISM i Will curdayouf Rheumatism Netiralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally and externally. Price 25c. \ MUSTANG II For Sprains, Lameness, II Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism || I Penetrates and Heals II ' II Stops Pain At Once II For Man and Beast I 25c. 50c. Ai All Dealers. || ' LINIMENT ! ! ! via# Day we will clos? the lustoifcor* that have alttffcJd mid hot take the same j to put a of the very re hot got Bu^y and availharit would juhijp at, you inate and pay much more, ears to" under buy and un\ * ? J ^ /* - tiu nurses ior ?>aie uneap re and Staliie you* heacf- I ft see the WisardV the I K CO. |