The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 07, 1916, Page THREE, Image 3
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Absolutely Pure
Made from Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE
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NEW POLICY NEEDED
IN GOVERNMENT
RAILWAY CONTROL
Those who oppose any change must
make their appeal oil the ground that
the present systems assure the public
of the eentinued adequacy of transportation
fa "Hit ies. If they do not, no
argument based on the dosirnbllity of
the present dual system of regulation
will be accepted by public judgment.
The question of 'states' rights' is not
involved. If the regulation of transportation
facilities privately owned should
fall government ownership must follow.
and then all power of the states
over the ruilruids would disappear.
"Let us debate this question, then,
not noon nov * '*?? ?? - ?
, . in <?i ??i jimiimisv i
us t?> tiic distribution of governmental i
pi'Wcr. hut 11 ?><>11 tlio large issue of j
what t lie public interest requires iu
respect ?>f 1 lie assurance of adequate |
t?"??Jjsport<i IS'mi sor\ iee.
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NOTICE.
I have in my possession one cow
and calf. Cow has split in right car
awl swallow fork or under square in
left. .Any one proving tthem can
pay charges and get them.
CARSON GRAINGER. |
Tabor, N. C., R. F. D. No. 2. 4t
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The tongue of scandal will wag on
while you sleep. Hotter not get it
started.
Pathe's Wonder-Serial
DON'T miss t
serials. See
floating coffin cag
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UVV/A V I. V/A LAJIV/ U1 V
Ravengar Ledge;
exploded balloon a
drop into the seaj
. 15 EPISODES OF
ADVENTURE .
'/ Feat*
GRACE D
Leon Bary and
THOSE WHO WON !
PREMIUMS AT FAIR
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CATTLE DEPARTMENT i
Dr. Chas. Headley, Manager.
Class 1?Jerseys.
First premium, $1.00; second, reel
ribbon.
Rest buil, 1 year to 3 years?R. 0.
<
t mason.
Class 4?Any Breeds. Sweepstakes. 1
Best cow?one sack of Momyik
Dairy Feed, offered by W. B. Jones,
holesule Grocer?R. O. Hanson.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT
IVst premium, 50c; second, red
ribbon.
Best pair turkeys?T. M. Powell,
I. C. Spivcy.
Best pair pigeons (Homer anil Car
neaux).?Maxey Jones.
Best Rhode Island cock?H. N.
L *\vis, F. F. Vaught.
Best Rhode Island hen?J. P. Sas
Best White P. R . cock?H. N.
Lewis.
Best white I*. R. hen?H. N. Lewis.
Best cock, any breed?year's subscription
to Poultry Item?E. A.
Mooncy.
Best Hen, any breed?year's sub
scription to Poultry Ad/.?-W. T.
Jolly.
Best dozen eggs, laid by Horr;
hen?W. F. Hacks, Maple School.
The following specials were offered
by the Pratt Food Company, Phil
a delphia, Chicago and Toronto.
Best Barred Rock cork?\ 50'
package Pratt's Roup 'IVblots?Mr.'
J. I'. Dcrham.
Best Barre 1 Ucck hen?50? pack
age Pratt's Baby Chick Food.? Mr
J. P. Dcrham.
Best Barred Reck pullet?1 50'
package Pratt's White Diarrhoea
Roncdy.?J. C. Spiv^y,
Best Barred Rock cockerel?1 *2
quart can Pratt's Poultry Disinfectant?J.
C. Spivey.
Best White Wyandotte hen?1 50
package Pratt's Roup Tablets?W.
T Jolly.
Best White Wyandotte pul'e4?1
50c package Pratt's Baby Chick
Food?W. T. Jolley.
Best White Wyandotte cock?1 50c
package Pratt's White Diarroea
f i i -
Krhu'ily?W. '1. Jolloy.
Produced by Astra
his greatest of all
the horror of the
je?the unlocked
adful skeleton of
?the peril of the
md the hazardous
LOVE, MYSTERY,
AND THRILLS
iring
ARMOND
Ralph Kellard
THE HOEEY HEEAL]
MANUFACTURING DEPT. !
J. L. Dozier, Manager.
First premium 25 cents; second
red ribbon. I
Best 30 homemade shingles?W. M 1
Long.
Best homemade wagon jack?Ilaiv.!
mond Marti::.
Best piece a" turned work?Emory
Hammond, Mc. iuerritt.
Best homema . jl?Pearly Carroll.
Best collection of homemade woodtin
ware?Spring Brunch School, Maple
School.
WOMAN'S DIVUVON
Home Demonstration l> 4#artment
Mij>s Annie Derham Sup. i i tendent.
Class 1?Domestic Science.
Managers:
Mrs. H. W. Ambrose, Conway, S. C.
Mrs. j. A. McDermott, Conway, S. C.!
Mrs. A. D. Lewis, Ay nor, S. C.
Club Work.
Special Prizes Home Demonstration
Work:
Homemade Conveniences?$2.00.
Wheel Tray.
Ironing Board.
Scrubbing Chariot.
Dish Drainer.
Best Demonstration Bde Making:
1. $2.00?Miss Dora Singleton.
2. $1.30?Miss Dock Jonson.
$1.00?Miss Nancy Dew.
Best exhibit from Home Demonstration
Club, $5.00. Open to mem
bcrs Cunning; and Bread Clubs.
1. Progrscsive Homemakers Club? j
$5.00. I
2. Mina and Crilte Squires?Bible
by J. C. Spivty.
Best loaj' light bread?24-pound
sack of flour, offered by 1.. W. Cuopor?Mrs.
.J. A. Norton.
Best pan of rolls?one mixing bowl
jffered by Horry Hardware Co.?Mrs
A. M. Lee.
Best dozen biscuit?one ten-pound
bucket lard, offered by W. i>. Chestnut
Co.?Roht. ( aIhoun.
Best exhibit of canned vegetables
?one hand bag, value So.00, offered
by Norton Drug Co.?Ada Sarvis.
Best exhibit canned fruit?one
hand mirror, offered by Conway
Drug Co.?Maggie Martin.
Best exhibit of preserves?one
gold ring, value 85.00 offered by J.
H. Dawscy?Gladys Butler.
Best exhibit of pickles?one picture,
offered by Conway Bargain
House?Grace Hendricks.
Best display of canned goods, preserves,
pickles, etc., by Club?85.00
cash, offered by Horry Drug Co.?
Emma West.
Host Preserves?Pocket Herd- ..a-.
en by Mrs. ,1. S. Causey?Elia Boyd.
Class 1?Breads.
First premium, 25 cents; second,
ribbon.
Best pan rolls?Mrs. A. M. Leo.
Best plain cake?Mrs. M. I"
Shakleford, Mrs. W. H* Sessions
Best layer cake?.Mrs. C. K. S..
Mrs. A. M. Lee.
Best molasses cake?Nona Jolly.
Best cookies, any kind?Nona Jolly,
Mrs. J. A. M.
Class J?Preserves.
Best jar grape?Gladys Butler.
Best jar peach?Mrs. M. Q.
| Best jar fig?Mrs. D. A. Spivey,
Mrs. M. E. S.
I Best jar watermelon rind?Mrs.
M. E. S., Mrs. E. Boyd.
Best glass apple?Mrs. 1). A. Spivey,
Mrs. M. Q.
Best glass peach mamalade?Emma
West.
Best glass grape?Kettle, by Conway
Hardware Co.?Mrs. E. Johnson,
Maggie Martin.
Class 5?Pickles.
Best jar peach, sweet?Emma
West, Prudie Mills.
Best jar pear, sweet?Leila Daw's.
Rest jar cucumber?Mrs. M. E. S..
Maggie Martin.
Class fi?Acids.
Rest jar grape juice?Mrs. W. P.
Hucks, Grace Hendricks.
Class 7?Canned Fruits.
Rest jar canned apples?Mrs. W.
H. Stone.
Rest jar canned figs?Emma West
Best jar canned berries?Mrs F. A.
Burroughs.
Class 8?Canned Vegetables.
Best jar canned beans?Mrs. W. H.
Stone.
Best jar canned corn?Emma We?t
Neglected Colds Grow Worse.
A cough that racks and irritates
the throat may lead to a serious
chronic cough, if neglected. The heal
ing pine balsams in Dr. Hell's Pine
Tar Honey?N/turclfc own remedy?
will soothe and relieve the irritation,
breathing will be easier, and the antiseptic
properties will kill the germ
which retarded healing. Have i.
handy for croup, sore throat and
chronic bronchial affections. Get a
bottle to-day. Pleasant to take. At
all Druggist, 25c?adv.
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YOUR SUBSCRIPTION PAID IN
ADVANCE ASSURES YOU ANOTHER
YEAR AT $1.00 IE WE
SHOULD HAVE TO ADVANCE
THE PRICE?Moral: Ket.p Ahead,
Not Behind * I
D, CONWAY, S. C.
Best jar canned peas?Mrs. W. K. i
Hucks.
Best jar canned squash?Emma ]
West, Mrs. F. A. B. ]
Best jar canned pepper?Mrs F. A ]
B., Emma West. > i
Best jar canned soup mixture?
West :
Class 9?Canned Meats.
Best country ham?W. J. Hen- .
dricks, J. J. Williams..
Best pound homemade butter?Mrs ?
J. L. Lee, Mrs. "SV. H. Stone.
Specials i
Loaf light bread?5-pound bucket
lard, offered by S. P. Hawes?Mrs.
J. L. Lee.
Best pan of biscuits?5-pound fruit
coke, offered by B. T. Hyman?Mrs. <
J. A. McDermott.
Best exhibit of preserves?aluminum
kettle, offered by Horry Hardware
Co.?Mrs. M. E. S.
Best jar canned peaches?one 50c
can of coffee, offered by S. P. Hawes
?Emma West.
Best pickles, any kind?one 50c
car. of coffee, offered by S. P. Hawes-Mrs.
M. E. Shackleford. j
DOMESTIC ART DEPARTMENT
Mrs. I). A. Spivcy, Conway, S. C.,
Mrs. Ben M v.e, Homewood, S. C., i
Mrs, Cha;:. B Scarborough, Conway,!
S. C. Managers, j
Class I?Plain Sewing.
First premium, 2" cents; second,,
red ribbon.
Best made h.u% dress?Lettie
Johnson. Albertine H ^imes.
Best made shirtwaist?Edith Enzor.
Best made shirt?Mrs. W. E. Srs
sions, 11loon Johnson.
Class 3?Quilts.
Host patchwork quilt?Mrs.
Sparks, Mrs. 1). A. Spivey.
( lass 1?Crocheting and Tatting.
Host handkerchief?Miss Mray
Doyle, Hello Anderson.
Host lace or inserting?Mrs. R. S. j
Wo lions, Mary Doyle.
Host lunch sot?Mrs E. K. Skipper,
Edilh Kir/or.
Host medallion?Emma Vauglu.,
Hlancho Taylor.
Rest scarf?Spring Rranch S *hool.
Host towel?Mattie Johnson, Mrs.
J. R. Edgerton.
( lass 5?EtnbroiJerv.
Host piece of embroidery on any
c^olh?Maggie Oliver, Mrs. McQueen
Quattlebaum.
Class (i?Eyelet or Punch Work.
Host piece of work?Mrs. P. H.
, Sasser, Mrs. S. E. King.
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MANUAL TRAINING AND ART?
DEPARTMENT
Mrs. M. W. Collins, Conway, S. C.
Mrs. Perry Quat lebaum, Conwa>,
Miss Winnie Holiiday, Galivar.ts Ferry,
S. C., Managers.
First premium, blue ribbon; secon?:
red ribbon.
Best bonnet, hat or cap?Mrs. J. i (
A. Norton, Hattie Johnson.
Best basket?Edith Enzor, Leila
Anderson.
Best tray?Mrs. M. W. Collins, Car
rie B. Calhoun.
Best table mats?Ollic Thorp.
Best specimen reed work?Fannie
Anderson. (
Best specimen raffia work?C. B.; j
Calhoun, Zula Andeeson.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT. t
Mrs. F. A. Burroughs, 1
Mrs. B. T. Hyman,
Mrs. Stone, Managers.
Class 1?Chrysanthemums.
First premium, blue ribbon; second ,
red ribbon. j *
Best single specimen?Mrs. J. S.:
D., Mrs. J. F. Chcjstnut
Best collection of' flowers?Mrs. J.t,
S. I)., Sarah Tisdale. 1
Best collection in pots?Mrs. .1 .S.
D.
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OBlTlARY.
On Tuesday, Nov. 21st, death visited
the home of Mr. Tommy Turner
and took his wife, Callie. S''C h
been in had health for several yes.- ,
but suffered her afflictions wiih p*
tience.
She leaves a husband, five children,
all boys, a father and mother,
four brothers and two sisters, and a
host of relatives and friends to
mourn the loss but we trust our,
loss is her eternal gain.
She was converted in early lif
and has been a consistent member of
Horoa baptist church.
Oh, how it grieved us to part with
C'atlic, but all that loving hands and
a good physician could do would not
stay the icy hands of death.
The funeral services w mo conduct
do by Rev. S. L. Purvis of Corroi
(.undo, N. pastor of Rcrea
church.
On Thursday morning following
her remains were laid to rest in the
Hay born cemetery.
XI iv*n r\n /!?> > v ( ''illlii
Take thy rest; (y *
God called you homo,
He knew it best.
Her Loving Cousin, ?Martha.
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PM ROSE, President
VILLE, FLORIDA
THREE
BRITAIN TAKES
GOAL MIMES OVER
government's Step Dumbfounds
Both Miners and
Owners.
I,o. don,?The Government's dc
nrion to assume control of all the
oal mi*es in South Wales in December
1 under the defense of the Realm
el v as announced too late last night
to enable commentators as yet to
scuage its probable effect. Tae announcemt
nt was a surprise to both
sides in the miner's controversy
und, judging from pelimir.ary statements
by individuals, both miners
und employers arc more or less
dumbfounded.
Secretary Richards of tho South
Wales Miners' Federation, after an
outburst of astonishment, declared
1 nip.ml.ca^ly that the miners would
oppose such a measure unless it v,ere
made applicable to the coal mining
i ulurtry of the whole country. A
majovivy of the South Wales i aciers
are now in l.omion frv a c< r't'cve ice
?egardinc: J.\e threatened s ) Ice.
They will meet this n:o; niri^ t.? ?ant
V t rri.nv;- di veloj rncr. in the
>i\. .u.ic>r
Mine owti* r5 a e re Sent 1 ut s v>\
as murh at oss a the minors i)
understand the hearing of t e r w
regulation..
A brief dispatch from Ci\ d'ff at
mi Inight says that he news came to
i.e ccal iutoros - ; fi a bomb ihoek.
N-Vl'k K OF FLFXTION
NoCee is r.ovby given that a genma!
election to" Mayor and. Aldermen
el* titc Town of Conway will h,G
held at the Town Hall on Tuesday,
1 >eo. 12\h. PePs wili open at
t o'el1 . k rn.l close nt 4 oVhck.
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Kketovs of the I wn must be quarj
*ied by re&i.-trnt'o ; for tins election
:Q d:'."s before the election.
Fach ballot vet d neat contain the
p.!V.cs o>: one feV Mayor and six Atdemcr,
.. w'T *
I By order of Town Council,
A. M. LONG.
Tc \ n Clerk,
1 November 21st, 1!) (>.
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