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fctu- itorrg gtoftlil. , CONWAY. 8. C l Poll Oieo at Conway daaa niU matter. ^ H. H. WOODWARD i raMM Brcrj Thursday Morning T fcy Conway Publishing Oa. TEEMS: SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ona Copy, One Year $1.00 One Copy, Six Months 75 , Om Copy, Three Months 50 PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT TrfbUv^e of Respect., and Obituaries Will be charged for at the rate of one . snot per word for all words over 150. Resolutions of Thanks, Cords of Vhanks, and all other reading Nonot NEWS, takintr the run of the paper, will be charged at the rate f five cent* per line; and all other aoticea in the local columns at the rate of ten cents per line. All changes of Advertimcnts must 1m In the office by Saturday noon to tnaure their appearance in the fol1 owing issue. All communications must be signed fry the name of the writer, not for gaiblication, but for the protection of thii paper. Legal Notices at $1 per inch first j Insertion, 60 cents each subsequent Insertion. Bates on long term contracts for fitaplay advertising very reasonable ana made known on application. Make all Checks or Drafts payable "* 11 TT tt xxr J to THe worry neraici, or n. n. nwuward* Conway, S. C. Notice in Special Column at the rata of one cent per word each inserdoik, and none of these taken for less ' ton 25 cents, to be paid for in adTHURSDAY, APRIL 0, 1917 I We do not have to go far when we are looking for trouble. i o Woe be unto him who brings his lawsuit just for aggravation. o Conway is famous for love-making on moon-light nights. o It is a bad woman indeed who is not better than a mere man. ? When tempted tG become a gener-1 al trouble maker it is the best to re- ! frain. o Germany in her greed for power; may lose all in the end, and great will be the 'oss t .? roof. Ono system of Spring and Sum- j nxer fever is an aching of the joint"--: that will not come off. o Any great work must be accom- j plished carfeully, and cannot succeed j any other way. ? The success of some people exists!' only in their minds and never goes' anywhere else. | o !, it is a sad fault in human nature j to want to see the other fellow suf- ' fer misfortune,?sometimes. M o We are glad to say that the farm-!' ers of this section of the State are!1 < 11 interested in other things besides the progress of the courts. Some people need to go back to, their school days and begin all over by adding two and two together. o Modern fashions for women now tend to limited costumes, but some how the cost has not been reduced. What is saved in one place is more than taken up in another. \l o Most people improve in looks as you get better acquainted with them, j Now and then you find a man who gets uglier every time you see him. | o This year is the time to save every r thing that can be used for food. "We a hope that results will not be so bad p as we expect; but it is best to be on f gnard and prepared. Can every C apple and peach; 'put up stores of ( oaaaed tomatoes/ green com, and d green field peds. Let the people > prepare Srtd this country will be able to weather the storm without starnation staring it in the face. W?' 'What use to spend time and energy 1 i n building up any business and then ^ fet careless ami throw away the irofits ? This country is not at war for nere glory. Principles of liberty I vhich were understood in Washingon's time are to the fore now in the nind of every man and woman. This country means to win. o? There has been so much change ;n ;he fashions for woman's wear that t seems to us the only thing to do I ifter a while will be to let them wear j >ants like the men and be done with { t. t o 5 The policy of Uncle Sam will be c ;o take soldiers who will shodt and tot run. Those who are gifted with < jreat powers of locomotion will not j ae wanted. 1 Now when the war gets on in * earnest, unless abundant food crops lire raised in every nook and corner, i it will be easy to make buckle and 1 tongue meet; for there will be almost nothing to eat. Take precau- , lions in time. Plant every foot of land in something that can be stored . up to eat and remember that there < is no doubt in the world about the , ? price being high. The fanners have it in their power to do great things for the country and to begin it now. o 1 Carelessness and extravagance arc { among the greatest foes to the sue- < cess of anv business. There ar tv* , kinds of extravagance and wastefulness, or rather it can be divided into two kinds owing to the place where,' it is practiced: In one kind the pro-j' prietor is careful and saving in the;' business office and management, j1 while lie or his family throw it all i' away in the household and domestic \ nviMiii iramanfe f li - i tlin Kncinn^u I U I 1 Ull^l IIIVM LO ? OU VllUk IV. UUOIMV after a time cannot supply enough profit to meet the demands made on them; while in the o'/ier, the "spendtlirittness" takes place in ine ousiness management itself and it goes to the dogs quickly. o COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Not Served.) Court of Common Pleas. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I County of Horry. ' S. D. Bryant, D. F. McGougan, and D. W. Hardwick Executors of the Last Will and Testament of J. C. Bryant, Deceased, Plaintiffs, ?vs.? D. R. Wilson, J. P. Derham and D. F. McGougan, Copartners, as J. P. Derham & Co., M. G. Cooke and O. M. Powell, Copartners as Cooke & Powell, G. B. Jenkins and A. W. Jenkins, Copartners as Jenkins Bros.; All and singular the heirs at law of Walter E. Meares, Deceased, whose names are unknown to plaintiffs; G. B. Jenkins and one other whose name is unknown to plaintiffs, as executors of the Last Will and Testament of A. W. Jenkins, Deceased; R. S. Wilson, 1 J. W. Pridgen, and Carolina Land and Investment Company, a Cor- * poration, Defendants. 1 TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE, NAMED; 1 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 1 and required to answer the complaint ^ iii this action, which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the 1 Court of Common Pleas, for the * said County, and to serve a copy of 1 your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Con- ) way, S. CM within twenty days after 1 the sendee hereof; exclusive of the \ lay of such service; and if you fad 1 to answer the complaint within the N time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this * iction will apply to the Court for the 1 relief demanded in the complaint. ? Dated March 2.?>rd, A. D., 1917. H. IT. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney, l'o M. (1. Cooke and O. M. Powell, copartners as Cooke & Powell; all and singular the heirs at law of Walter K. Meares, deceased, whose names are unknown to the plaintiffs; G. 1?. Jenkins and one other whose name is unknown to plaintiffs' as executors of the Last Will ind Testament of A. W. Jenkins, j deceased, R. S. Wilson, J. W. Prid- j gen, and Carolina Land and Invest t ment Company, a corporation, I). I\ McGougan, D. R Wilson and A. ? W. Jenkins, Absent Defendants. TAKE NOTICE That the Com- j daint in tlve foregoing stated action j ind the Summons of which the fore:oing is a copy were filed in the ofice of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for Horry bounty, at Conway, S. C., on the 2fith n lay of March A. P., 1017. S V. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) q C. C. C. P. a H. H. WOODWARD, i> Plaintiff's Attorney. I I'm Hoiuitf ianr Keeps Her Childret '4 % k )r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin the Family Laxative for Many Years. i Mrs. Aug. Doellcfeld of Carlyle, 11., recently wrote to Dr. Caldwell it Montkello, 111., that she has used 3r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in her lome for a number of years. an<' vould not be without it, us with it ;he has been able to keep her foui hildren in perfect health. Dr. Caldwell's " Syrup Pepsin is o combination of simple laxative herbs vith pepsin that acts on the bowels n an easy, natural way, and reguates the action of this most import?nt function. Nearly all the sickness :o which children are subject is trs'*0 ible to bowel inaction, and a mild iependable laxative, such as Dr. t arn * well's Syrup Pepsin should have a > place in every family medicine ch^st. * It is pleasant to the taste and child- * ren like it. and take it readily, while t it is equally effective for adults. * Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold ( in drug- stores everywhere for fifty 1 cents a bottle. To avoid imitations 1 UNIVERSITY NOTES. t The ba ie ball t^am will leave to- J morrow for Nowbervy where they will 1 ?pon the season with the Newberry ( ollooe team. Carolina has a p-nod I strong* bunch this year. Probably the I; weakest spot will be in the pitching, i but the boys here on the campus are j extremely optomistic over the pros- i pects for a winning team. Under tho ] careful tutelage of Coach Fostor sev- < eral of the pitching prospects have developed rapidly and will be no sur- \ prise to the students here if we have s two or three good boxmen before the ] season closes. From Newberry the j team will go to Spartanburg where t they will play Wofford on Saturday, i Wofford usually has a good team and , is considered a pennant prospect each i year. . Dr. E. O. Brown, professor of church history and comparative re- , ligions at Vanderbilt University, delivered four addresses before the stu- . dent body on Wednesday and Thurs- 1 day of last week. He was unable to deliver his first scheduled lecture on Tuesday night because of missing a ] train connection in Charlotte. His lec- , tures were enjoyed very much indeed bv thp wholo stiwlont hrwlv u? was evidenced by the large attendances wnih greeted him a verydcl23423233 j which greeted him at every lecture. , At the last meeting of the moot- j court held Thursday night Dean John P. Thomas gave a very interesting ] lecture to the law association. His ] subject was "Book Plates." The lec- ) ture was the same one recently de- ] livered before a teachers meeting Kelei in Columbia and was enjoyed ] very much indeed. There was also a j short trial of a ckVil case. The Horry Club recently had their < photograph made for the Annual this t year. It seems to have pleased most ? )f the members of the Club as we s understand Clevy Brown has in an ^ >rder for a dozen copies of same and e Patrick Hooks has the photographer 1 inishing his individual photograph c ,vith a political expression on his t 'ace. Patrick says that he is a candi- \ late for the House from Horry and v hat when he again sets foot on Hor- t y soil that he is going after Capt. t A'alter L. and "Uncle" Waterman vith his sleeves up. He has the back ng of his fellow students here on the ampus, and the only 1 egret he has h s that all of his friends here can't It1 oto in Horry in the next primary, s If is staying' pretty close to his u oom and Green, his bosom friend, a liFTERAHY your nervous system is shatten your digestion weakened, your stwrsfi is the rich tonic-food to nourisl [Ke WAtttArl titttliA i % ?---W ? ww?w*4 IIWUVJ U T V> J sharpen your appetite and gri your strength. Get SCOTT'S for yourself, or Friend that SCOTT'S has prove thousands of others. Look f Scott A Bowna, Bloo The creation of two new deprrf- ^ icnts of the army, one of which, the oi outheastern, will have its head* uarters at Charlseton, was said by rmy men to be possibly the most si riportant move yet made by the s\ Jnited Slates government with re- tl Lb. oomray: a o * t iff >"fI"~ I' ' ~~ "i t l( In Perfect llcalth 1 ind ineffective substitutes be sure ^ ou get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. >ee that a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell s iignature and his portrait appears on , he yellow cartoon in which the bottle , s packed. A trial bottle, free oT t iharge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 455 Washington : St., Monticello, Illinois. says he is writing some political speeches that will stand on tin ia4, i ^ iien upsiue nown. ue to it fat net, | )ld boy, young blood is good whore :here is enough of it. We wish for /ou all the good things you can possibly wish for yourself. Let us suggest, in view of the recent controversy appearing in the Field that vou push the Cattle Tick Eradication 3.1 the soft pedal. Howard Little was seen over about the Post Office recently. It is 1 strange how Dock Singleton and Howard can room on the campus and never he seen by any one except their professors, and possibly a certain co-ed who has some classes with Singieton. These boys are two of the most studious on the campus, and are surely making good. Wilson Lowrimore continues to come down and look the boys over. He came down the other night and after going over the political situation in South Carolina for the next forty-four years, announced that he was making arrangements to try and be in Conway this coming summei [luring the tobacco season. Wilson says he knows as much about tobacco now as he does about poiiti \s and if such be true then the buyers who invade the Horry markets each year should go way off and take a hack seat. We hope Wilson can make the arrangements to follow our tiibc back to Horry in June where lie can keep the market on top and help us make Horry the biggest tobacco market in the State. With the return of 'warm weather many of the boys have been seen ?oing towards the gym. We are looking forward to the' State High School Oratorical Congest which is to he he'd in Columbia t little later on. Here's hoping that iome schoool in Horry will send a vinner. Stokes King, who representid the Burroughs High School here ast year, won second place in the ontest, and while we realize it will >e a hard matter to replace Stokes re hope for the best and shall watch < k IflfVl 1 n fn I'o fi IUa Ur\*.w.. ' tvu imtn.il mi; nuiry rKprcspnia* |, ive. ?Forecast No. 2. c t Jniversity of South Carolina. c Columbia, S. C. I o t A leading farmer in this section as sold as much as $800.00 worth of T i mips from two acres of land. This hows what this section can do diere men use intelligence in the pplication of their energies. u SICKNESS ; id; your strength is wasted; f blood impoverished* ^ IUISI0N i your nerve-centers, repair four blood-power, g idually re-establish n J |; K rcnuiiu some suing n v ri sn these words for II [([ or this Trade-Mark mfleld. N. J. 0 c ard to the operation and utilization ^ f its mobile forces. Y1 ?? i While Germany is evidently in dire j raits in regard to food and other B jpplics; don't think for a minute'jj mt Germany is yet defeated. I J iONTRACTS FOR 100 MERCHANT VESSELS London.?The government has aranged lor the construction oi' one mndrcd standard mercantile ships n three sizes, or 16,000, 5,000 and!1 1,000 tons respectively, according to i statement made in the House o! Commons. SURLEY SCHOOL TO CLOSE APRIL 6th, 1917 Hon Hal L. Buck Speaker of the Evening. The Gurley School will close Friiay evening, April Gth. A short program is being , arranged. Everybody invited. Program. Singing, recitations. Instrumental music. A short play, entitled: "The Animal Show." Thirty minutes European warfare, after this a demonstration of vacation by the children. At 9 o'clock Hon. Hal L. Buck, $tate Senator, will take the floor. In his usual, graceful and impressive way, he'll entertain you. He'll talk on the world famed subject of Education. To hear him is a treat. Be on hand. Following Senator Buck's address is the "Mock Court," an hour's stay in the criminal court. In this court a man accused of murder will be tried for his life. Come one, come all, good order had and a pleasant evening hoped for. The exercises will begin at 7:30. o Optometrist Opticiai. Will be in my Office ever} Saturday at HORRY DRUG CO. Conway, S. C. LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFF, ?G. 0. P. T.? TARE kroonf AMUWJU NO ALCOHOL PREVENTS Colds, LaGrippe, Rheumatism A pleasant but effective emulsion, which rebuilds tv. tissues, revives the system, adds strength and stimulates tlie nervous system. It has absolutely no alcohol, and is in every sense a tonic. $1.00 PER BOTTLE Ask Your Druggist. Manufactured Solely By THE FERROL COMPANY Columbia, S. C. NOTICE. The next session of the Sunday school quarterly meeting will convene at Salem Baptist church on the ?rd Sunday in April beginning at 10 'clock in the forenoon. It is earnest y hoped that all of the schools will >e represented. W. A. SPIVEY, Supt. WILLIE MUX, Secretary. o Nptice of Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the inaor signed administrator of the tersonal estate of It. D. Owens, deeased, will apply to the Judge of 'rubate of Horry County, at his ofiee, at Conway, S. C\, at 11 o'clock n the forenoon, on the 1st day of lay A. D. 1JM7; for a final discharge s such administrator. i\ M. OWENS, Qualified Admr., of R. D. Owens, Dec'd. luted March 31st, 1917 ? CARD OF THANKS. I take this method of thanking our rionds for their kind assistance and ympathy to us during the long illess and death of our father, Simpt>n Wright. May God's richest lessings ever shine upon all. j ?W. K. Wright. Say what you will about the cause I i f the war. It is to be found in the ! Herman desire for power and congest. All the world will oppose it ooner or later and her days are j mmbered. i to fetalm That toes Net Mftact Tto Has4 \ lecauac of Ha tonic and luatWc effect, laxa- j 1VK BROMO QUININE ! better than ordinary j fuinine and doea not canae nerroueneas nor 3 Inginf In head. Remember the fall name and I *>k lor the almature of E. W. GROVE. 25c. ' a e insurance I r Life Insurance I ?Bonds I Office ia I PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK 1 D A. Spivey W. B. King I a. H. WOODWARD, I Attorney and Counsellor at Lav, 1 CONWAY, S " I ' ???^ J. T. BOOTH 9 Sign Painting and Lettering ALLEN, SC. I ? ????a jfl R. & SCARBOROUGH 1 Attorney at Law, $ I CONWAY. AC 1 " ' i' 11 1 ??e H WILLIAM EUGENE KING. MO I Physician and Surgeon I Office in Piatt Drag Oe. I A YIMflO ~ ~ I n i nvrif * 3. U, M CHAS. R. SCARBOROUGH 1 CONWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA I Complete Waterworks, Steam Hot wa- I tar and Hot Air Heating Plants 1 INSTALLED ANYWHER I Only Plumbing and Heating gooda I and material of highest quality used. | Full line of Tub, Toilet, Lavatory, I Sink and other Bathroom Accessories I and rep?*;^ on hand at all times. I Plumbing and Heating. I PUT HOT WATER AND I HEAT IN YOUR HOUSE I S. P. HAWES Auto Supplies, Fancy Groceries Ajax Tires, guaranteed 5000 miles. PHONE 57. QUICK DELIVERY. T. B. LEWIS, I Atty. and Oonncellor at Law I CONWAY, - - - S. C. DR. J. D. THOMAS Physician and Surgeon J LORIS, S. C. t J. 0. Norton ?. S. C. Baker | NORTON & BAKER ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW CONWAY, ? ? ? 8. O. LUM JUNti LAUNDRY, CUNWAY. 8. c. Beginning July lot. 1919I All persons must lane tickets'for *ork left here. Possitively no work delivered unt.il ticket is pre* sented. Laundry not called for in 3(1 days will be sold for charges. LUM JUNG J. M. JOHNSON, civil engineer Marion, S C. Railroad, City and Land Surveying; and Drainage. Road-building an Sewer* Draughting and Blue Printing W C SINGLETON i ATTORNEY AT LAW Conway, S. C. Ottce up Stairs Buck Building OR. 6.1. LEWIS 1 DENTAL SURGEON Office Over Norton Drug Company CONWAY. S. C. laaaasBSfiBBD i HORRY COUNTY g Q THIIAT ? i llflHtl UUMCMIT 5 P L. D. Magrath O p Manager. B a Real Estate ~ < ^ D a Real Estate Loans a a Bonds n a Insurance D BSBfiBBBBfiBDO