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AIRPUNE DROPS 1 oonau'* ti BOMBS ON LONDON Man Killed j, and Man and N WomaA Iffjured in Early V' Morhlnjj. . Wl >- ? ; it ' ' mo\/ l.r-nd< A:\\ 7. -A hfoatilc airplane I <lr* ppej T< ui' bav/os northeast of Lt inioi? lf? s ntOit.i.g, iw is officially a:...< urvwl. The s.moment announcing th? a'r plane raid roads: "In early hours this morning-, v hostile airplane appeared over the outskirts of northeast London and drooped four bombs. One man wax kiWl and a 'man and woman injured.! Slight damage was done to buildings." a o w Misses diaura Jenkins anl Kathleen Sessions f-pent the week-end with friends U>. Rowland, N. C. K. L. Mishoo spent a few hours in; 'Conway last Tuesday evening. COI'iY SI MMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Not Served.) Court of Common Plea.*, STAftK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I County of I lorry, S. F). Bryant, 1). F. McGrrugan., arr,*?l I>. W. Hard wick Executors of tinLast WiP and Testament of J. C. Bryant, Deceased, Plaintiffs, ?vs.? I) R. Wilson. .J. P. Derhnm and 1). f Me(louyan, Copartners, as J. I* Dei ham Co., Ml., 'G. Coolce and O. .M. Powell, Copartners as Cnoke & Powell, G. B. Jenkins and A W. Jenkins, Copartners as Jenkins 'Bros.; All and singular the heirs | at law of Walter E. jVloaiteH- Deceased, whose names are unknown to plaintiffs; G. 88. Jenkins and one other whose iwame is unknown to plaintiffs, as executors of the Last Will and TeriUiment of A. W. Jenkins, Deceased", TL S. Wilson, J. W. Pridgen, and Carolina Land and Investment Company, ? 'Corporation, Defendants TO THE DEL EOT'ANTS AJUOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEKEWY SUM^'NKD and required to answer the complaint in tin's action, which has bo< n filed j in the office of the Clerk of thej C? urt of Common Pleas, for tin said County, and t-?. serve a nopy of V your answer to the said coin].' knlot on the subscriber at his offi-e as Conway, S. ('., within twenty days af e? the service hereof; -exclusive tin day of such .service", and if ?ycr?j fai to answer the comptanrt within ti ? time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this; action will apply to Che Court Per the. relief demanded in the complaint. Dated March 2Mrd. A. I)., 1917. H. H. WOOD WART/.. Plaintiff's Attorney. To M. G. Cooke and f). M. Powell. Bt? U\ I) 11.. ..II r~- vupai inn n un tv I i/wnr, ;i i I , an<l singular the heirs at law of' Walter K. Meares, deceased, whose 1 names are unknown to the plaintiffs; G. B. Jenkins ar*J one -other vApse name is unknown to pheint>rV as executors of the Last Wvll .and Testament of A. W. Jerfk'ins, deceased, K. S. Wilson., J. W. Pridgen, and Carolina Land and Tn^cst nient Company, a corporation, 'p. F. McGougan, D. U Wilson and A. i W. Jenkins, Absent Defendants. '? TAKE NOTICE That the Com-; plaint in the foregoing stated action i and the Summons of which the fore' going is a copy were f~ilo<l in the office of the Clerk of the Court of j' I -Common Pleas in and for Horry I County, at Conway, S. C., 011 the tJGth I dav^t March A. P., 1917. | wAiJ. BRYAN, (L. S.) C. C. C. P. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. L Deafness Cannot Be Cured. I by locat applications, as they cannot | reached the diseased portions of the ear. There is only one way to cure L deafness, and that is by constitution1 al remedies. Deafness is caused by j ? % A * ? ' intiameu condition oi the mucous ! lining of the Eustachian Tube, When . this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely,,qlosed^ . Deafness is the result, and unless the ink flamvqalJon can he takeout and this r tube restored tp its!,M*mal condition, ?' heaj will be destroyed forever;jh caUsc<1 fey ( Catarrh^ tW#ig but an in- ' flamed condition of the mucous s\irfaces. d; (. n We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused bv ? catarrh> that cannot be cured bv , Hall's Catarrh Cure, Send - for cir- l, culars, free. ' f w v. .IJ?CHE*EY f- CO. Toledo, O. h W Sold tap all Druggists. V5c. n Take^all's Kamijy Pills for con- . 1 -1 j "CLEAN CP WEEK." I May l.Oth to the 17th has been ties. ! ignuted by the local Board of Health ami the Tov n Council as "Chan Li Week." Every householder withii the corporate limits of the town i.c urged to have all premises thoroughly cleared aud limed during this, week. Make up all tin cans, rubbish, am c trash off vacant lots and buck yardsami haul them out on the street where the Town cart can carry them \ off. ' ; Co-operation along this line by all the housewives in the Town will d< much to keep down uf'stMSL during * the. Summer;?) * I). '1>. Edge was in Conway one dav ^ last week. LADIES TO ENTERTAIN : THE GLUB MEMBERS ' I 'The Horry County Short Couix begins Thursday. May JO. Ever; Hub member is urged to attend. Tin 1 ndics of Conway have shown Ihcii interest by being very willing to en. ieriain the girls. The Tenth Crarb ' v)| the burroughs School will :ur>s*.r the County Agent in e:i'e.ti's'.ui.iv the club members while in Onnway. ' the girls in Jib is grade have at tread;. { secured homes lor the giil.v of tin various clubs. The ladk-s of Conway aa?d tin county are especially invited to att-'nd these meetings. The Home Demonstration Agent wants ever; 1 one interest! d in Home Economics ' and the work in lloiay County to a tend. hollowing i> a list of the ladies en tcrtaining the club menib -m: Mrs. C. H. Snider. Mrs. I). \ S<>i vey, Mrs C. Spivey, 'Mrs. Battle 1 Mrs. J. A. McDennott, .Mrs. i-T J Sherwood, .Mrs. C. i?- Duserbun i Mrs. Geo. Officer, Mrs. Armstrong Mrs. Richardson, M,-s. F. A. Burroughs, Mrs. C'has. H insane, Mrs. A 1 M. Sutherland, Mrs. K. L. McCoy. Mrs. 1). G. Collins, Mrs. 3. A. Norton ; Mrs. .Fkirrie Johnson, Airs I'. W. Be- I thea, Mrs. Fred Todd,. JMi's. I). Ale Neill, Mrs. H. J. Beverly, Mrs. S. I' Hawe?, Mrs. Willie Wouflward, Mrs. W. T. do Id finch, Mrs. "Willie Goldfinch, Mrs. H. H. Woo<Kvard, Mrs: 11. T. Human, Mrs. Al. G. Andersen, Mr 1 J. J. Sanders, Mrs. W.'C. Mawhiimey ^ Mrs. A. C. Thompson, -Mrs. IT S. ('. Baker, Mrs R. J. Jenkn-s. Miss Han-j nah Long, Miss Kssie Klliotl, Mrs ^ Grier Woodward, Mi's. A. W. Barrett ' Thune may be others -avIio.se namt .we have not yet received. Annie M. Dei ham, County Home I)< m. Agent. 1 n t IfTOOW FIRST TUEN ACT '/ One jgreat necessity .at this time is to keep the people of every ru 1 tal communitv fully 'informed on ) * ' 1 every ovi nt in the wor.id crisis, it is nothing like near ovor yet. To know is to have p?wcr. Un- } less the people know wh/.tt is going on and tnus he able to jjulge what may happen, they can no! take the steps that ought to be taken to '1 protect themselves bdth now and A in the future. Therefore it is the duty of every body to try to keep up with the times and keen his mm'hnr in- <( t ? ? * " formed. * One whe< does not rent!'jfcc paper jl will irimiui ignorant and will be ! ^ slow to act with others for the 1 general good. A man wl>* knows <1 nothing will act in the dark- ' Owing to the high cost of papei ' and other material, it is jinpos- I slide to send out newspapers free, if you are a reader of this paper , i and owe for it, we are looking for j yon to send us the money to-day. c If your neighbor is taking it and want?; to quit by reason o,f not paying for it, induce him t/> renew s and keep the paper for the infor- o niatlW of himself and his family. l>efove your name is taken from the list! M*nd in I'or the paper to- h i . ; \ ' ( . i day. I. I 20NWAY COUPLE ARE ' HOME FROM ORANGEBURG s Miss Adine Chestnut was recently If named to Mr. A. D. Graham at tM icme of her father in the? city of )ran#eburg; and Mr. and Mrs. Gra- m lam have returned to Conway and a] imdc their home. Miss Chestnut lived here with her rand-mother, Mrs. L. A. Anderson or seVcrai years and had many hi riends with whom she is very popu- S< >v. Mr. Graham holds a responsible In osition with the Burroughs & Col- V/ ns Company, lr< THK HOMtY HKftAU U$c*al cind A negro was drowned last week at tceves Ferry on the Waccymuw liver. Last Monday was legal kJalcsday. >nly a few sales . c e made by the fficcrs at the court house. ? M ss Josie Harper was in Conway o spend the week-end with her uuijL drs. H. H, Woodward. ' h ,+00 + 0 f There were several automobile mrJes to Myrtle peach lnsi Sunday, imongV thqpl, T.' T. f/liott, J. McG. Vlariin, W.VW. Kins, Mr. and Mvs. J f. M. McKeithan. These were in ;< primate parties. ? Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Richardson vere in the Little Uivor section last Sunday, going in an automobile. ? * * There were light showns the latter jart of la?t week. J. A. McDermott was in Columbia ccently On business. W. W. Jones of Mullius, S. C., wa.n Conway last Sunday. * * We pay .*2 cash. v2.2."> trade for peas, quisle delivery. Burroughs & Collins Co.?adv Miss Winnie IloPiday reccatly visited fric; ds in Conway. Raul Quattkhauum attended tin Sunday School Convention in Spartan burg- la t week. The woik on the new M 'thodist parsonage goes steadily on. A settlement of the affairs of the instate of the lute C, K. Gerrald wa: . made this week by the administrator e;. A. F reeniar.. Those who saw the op* rung scene. c?f at the Pastime th-eafe: bust Thursday night, w<? think shouh agree that mo have th* best moving picture serial we have et published j Read it in the paper Otis week ano; see the film.- at the TltoaU r tonight. I m m * Uuckly llrothers have moved firon' Main Street to the i/rnkln.p I,. ' L?ccupied hy them in roar oi the eit; ball. Try another shave at the O. iv 'lhn . or Shop. llagoiv .are smooth ar:icle.s at tills shop.?:ulv The irork on the renv MefJM)d?s> ;>arsonahas progressed vert rap<11 y of late-. Last weak most -of th< eathor-foonrdiny; Mas pvit on, the rtiimncy.v 'erect <<!i ltjy the imwanrf; am1 'ther important parts of the work It will swsurm In* ready for the ;paintei \o\v. Renew yorar pape r today aL'ivd yet he war news, the Lest we ran yive vou from w<*ek to week. We wvil'l stop l1?o paper if you do not pay.. W. W. 1 Ai11 j? from Cle.mson 'College 1)51 y <1 vii-ifA* " . u i.ijuvi hi vuiiwuy one (luy last Keck. It is said that this year will hoc one if the largest tobacco crops ever raised in Horry County, provided the masons are favorable to the mautring >f the immense crops ivow set out by he growers. A large food crop is ilso predicted as a rseult of the va ious efforts that have been made eccntly to awaken the interset of tlho 'ariners of this county in the war. Showers of rain last week resulted 11 much benefit to the young crops ust growing up in tiiis section of the ounty. ***00 It. II. Glasgow of the Cedar Grove ection was in the city the later part ?f last week. J. Walker Hughes was in Conway list Thursday. J. 11. Hendricks was here last 'hursday on business. 0 0 0 0 0 i K. G. Holliday of Gal hunts Kerry, . C., spent some time in Conway the | itter part of last week. You can obtain label Heeds anil lortfcages of real estate at the Her>d office. WANTED TO BI T. Old false teeth; don't matter if *<>ken. 1 pay $1 to $10 per set. m<i by parcel post and receive check \ : return mail, K. 'Perl, 403 North i ojfe St., Baltimore, Md.?adv?4-19 , -4t, I sc. ????nif Personal |l Wastefulness will never ai<l you inp1 getting over the high cost of living. I m 0 0 * Bring us your yext order for firstclass printing. Notice the advertisement for the Emerson four appearing in this paper for Mr. Layton of Georgetown. u. it is a good car at the. right h price. > J. H. Marsh of Hucksport, S. C., was in Conway on business last week. .J. O. Norton was recently indisposed with chills, but was out again by the middle of last week. Now or never is planting time in the history of this country. ***** s Give us plenty to eat through the war time. Plant for it now. The wenCner was cooler the middle of last week, leaking it pleasant after the warm weather, but bad for the young crops of this section of th< count ry. H. C. McKell a:.d wife phased through Conway la.-t \ < !. en thei) way to New Bern, X. C., from Char leston, S. C. They were in a louYic.j ear. Mr. McKecl is the nn n: ( tiir Hammer hum her Co. Miss Winnie Iloilida.y of Ga'.iva da |.\.rry was in Conway one day h . i* week. ? ? * Attorney O. 11. McMillan of Mu!. lins, S. passed through Con\va\ one day last week. LOST?Between . Demascus Llliott'. on Alma road and Bayboro, watch chain with a gold dollar charm. Kinde r please notify John Tvlei. Fat* MulT, N. G.?iidv?4-30-17. Messrs. Joe McMillian, Dozier Tis da'e., and MLsses Jeanette McQueen and Sarah McMillan, spent the weekend with friends in Morven, N. C. They went through the country in ai automobiles Dr. G. I. Lewis went to Colr.mbi. the first of the week to attend th< Dental association which was hc)?< thir& Tuos#biy, Wednesday and Tlum day. Mrs. W, :Hoyd Jones and childroi were in from Galivants Ferry las ) Thursday spending some time wit. ' Mr. Jones at Hotel Grace. | Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin of ll;u! kell, S. G,. were in Conway last wo A . j and sperti several hours ?n bu sines.* here. Martin is among the hauling farnMM's of that section of the ^ county. ( (i. W*. Graham of Conway towtsfhi] was in Gen way on business one ?fla\ t last week. Hamp Long was in Conway on< jj day last week. A. S. Jihrich of Georgetown, S. (\, . spent several days in the county last week representing the Georgetown Grocery Company among the mcr- . A x.. / ^ ciiit11itS tii xno county. Mrs. Wilbert Adams of Avnor was ..." v in Conway last wee*' isiling friends * * * The next term of the criminal court for Horry County will convene at Conway on Monday, May 2Sth. The jury list will he published in a later issue. A. M. Dusenbury of Toddville waf in Conway on business one day last week. Before some people can go to work they are looking for some sign t< come to them. K. J. Blackwell of Marion spent some time in the county on business last week. * * * * * Fishing parties have been popular during the past several weeks. ?o i I "UP TO THK MINt TK" Surety Bond Service?Bonds issued and delivered same day applied for. Backed by Company 100 years old. * W. B. COXR, Marion, S. C. Yo 01: Bli ' Th AT HOTEL GRACE. Linong the recent arrivals at Hotel Irace are: Albert Retlfern, Boston, Mass. E. J. Sonroy, Charlotte, N. C. E. M. Smith, Columbia, S. C. Hill White, Columbian S. C. S. J. B lack well, Marion, S. C. Mattie E. Perry; Marion, S C. n i??-v o /' VI. v/. VVIA, ?1) I lit! Ot'rtl ll, o. v.. T. B. Cooper, Jr., Mvrtle Beach, . C. J. T. Parker, Fayettville, N. C. K. .Malone, North Carolina. P. I). Hoffman, Baltimore, Md. K. L. Green, North Carolina. A. H. Heller, New York City. K. F. Soyars, Spartanburg, S. C. H. H. Boon, South Carolina. .). C. Snoddy, North Carolina. Frank B. Baldwin, Hamlet N. 0. .Moore Thompson, l.ittlc Kiver, S C. F. W. Hoffman, Clemscn College, >. C. H. I). Tinla.vson, South Carolina. I). M. Irwin, Indiana. L. C. Misenheimer, Toledo, O. K. W. Miller, South Carolina. \V. C. Addison, South Carolina. W. A. West, Lynchburg, Va. T. C. Jones, Baltimore, Md. A. H. Schade, Greenville, S. C. A. J. Baker, Adrian, S. C. Ckas. G. Dunbarr, Nashville, Tenn I. T. Nichols, Baltimore, Md. K< My Tbompkins, Adrian, S. ('. C. F. Getsingon, Portsmouth, Ohio G r.\ J. Iloliiday, Galivants I'1 i r\, >. C. John 11. Atkinson, Jordanville, 5. C. 11. H. Dickons, Virginia. W. 11. Thomas, (icon r own S (' C'. C. Bruton, Richmond, Ya. Go. Kiman, Baltimore, Md. IC. 1.. .Mayo, Baltimore, Md. Ih F. l.awson, Floror.cc, S. C. \V. L. Milbr, Wilmington, N. C. J. 1). Hcidtman, Spartanburg, S. C 0. A. Mathews, North Carolina. Geo. C. Wilcox. Baltimore, Md. I,. Loventtal, Baltimoro, Md. F. Crawford, Baltimore, Md. W. R. Peter on, Wilmington, N. t .]. 1). Lk.Ucock, Florence, S. C. A:ox Wilson, Pittsburg, Pa. II. C. Bureau, Baltimore, Md. V. McClurc, Florence, S. C. C. D. Foard, Wilmington, N. C. H. PI. Baker, Baltimore, Md. 11, 1). Buck, South Carolina. L?.\vrcnce Cohen, Virginia. C. W. .Meyer, Baltimore, Md. P. L. Wilson, Charleston, S. C\ .7. W. Boyd, South Carolina. K. P. Burger, North Carolina. R. L. Watkins, Richmond, Va. G. F. Ward, Charlotte, N. C. Ramus Singleton, South Carolina. I). F. MeDuffie, Marion, S. C, u Wanted?T<3 make contract or 4 0,000 bit. of Porto ilican md Nancy Hall potatoes for all delivery, phone, write oi sail on G. B. Gillespie.?adv H. C. Burgan arrived in Conway lu first of this week. .1. R. Allsbnook was in Conway last d onday. Goo. ,). Holliday spent last Monda\ n Conway on business. J. H. Atkinson of Jordanville was n Conway last Monday. m m m m m S. J. Lewis of Aynor was in Conray the fi^st of tbis week. o fcn?inn n '"i' i " i" i f Mrx Vernon Castle < as Patria Chan-niug PATRIA I [nterrvational Serial ! % Pllet Cured In 6 to 14 Days > wr 4tunUt will rthmd money il PA* O NTMRNT falls to core any case of Itching, ( nd. Weeding or Protruding Pile* in 6 to 14ri?/a. e first application gives Ease and Rest. 50c. ' i FIVE DISTRICUONmeg^ The Marion District Conference will convene in the Conway Methodist church next Tuesday afternoon, at iJ:HO o'clock. The opening0ihArlttbn will be preached Tuesday^eWTflfrjp at 8 o'clock by Dr. W. 4>V." fts^viel of Latta, S. C. Dr. I)iinie\^'^vfOr many years President of Colupiliia College, and is considered one ofyibr stlW?g ^.t preachers. Let'S give bim a fuid ' . iV>' ^ . \ house. \ * d The program Wednesday morning will be interesting and in? ti la-tire 1 1 1 -HI 1 - ?.w tm iimi win ciose with a sermon at 11:30 o'clock. We want twenty-five an to mobiles to meet at the chi?cell VVeiirseday afternoon at 2:30 for a bvi? f trip to the Horry Industrial School. Wednesday night tlie program will he of unusual interest ?*o laymen. Every member of the church should be there. The Conference will close with a business session Thursday morning. We will have attending- this Conference about a hundred d'dega ?s from all parts of the Marion Dist: :ct. l.et us, individually and colle- tivy. , exert ourselves to make then1-,, i ..y among us so pleasant that they will wont to come to Conwaay nan. "Be a booster." Couliallv ycurs, ? E. 1 . McC ; . VALUABLE FRIZES OFFERED TO BOYS . i the ? hcol 11 ys of Ilfiry Court.. : Our Country f; nr. the g.rv t situation it has had smco Cornwall s sun e.iulmod at Yorktown. You no too young to fight the Germans v. tit Pullet and bayonet but you can raise old Glory to your plow beams > 1 do more to win the war then i. vc a were in the trenches in 1 'Vance. T >. > there will bo suffering tot f? od richt here in our county unless w- gvcali..' increase our toed p! eduction. A t colic ..pirlt'ci people arc pie..c..: this but 1 do not k.v:\r of any .-.pr ;? ! effort being made to g 1 cot tjoys t? help, so t offer to gVf a pr :e of ten dollars in gold and three live dollar prizes to the sc hool hi y r -f Horry County who w' 11 plant a". I uttivato one-fourth (1--1) of an :cr? in corn, sweet point.\n*., mvhum ' nougl, syiup or ac.y other feoV crop not perishable. This is for l:o\ s not >ver sixteen \na-s old. iOuch bay v.ill be expected to do the v;>rl himself and "end a sample of his en p to the county fair, a written remit' of ' planting, cultivating, and harvesting i together with an affidavit from two ? reliable citizens of li s cot urea y . that the report is correct must be rent to the county boatd of edueaCon at the same time. If enough inteust is shown more prizes will be offered. This contest is entirely separate from the regular corn club work. Get busy boys and show the world what the Hor? y County school bo\ s an do to help our country in its time of greatest need. M. J. 15UL1.0CK. County Supt.-Klect lloriy Co. 1 air llluff, N. C., K. V. D. May, 7, 1917. J. M. Thompson was in Conway one day recently. Kvan Howell was in Conway last week. VONDERFUL STUFF! LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS \po!v a few drops then lift corns or callusses off with fincjers?no pain. \o humbug Any corn, whether hard, soft or between the toes, will loosen right up and lift out, without a particle of tmin nr This drug is railed freezone and is a compound of ether discovered by a Cincinnati man. Ask at any drug stoiy for a small bottle of fveezone, which will cost but a trifle, but is sufficient to rid ore's feet of every corn or callus. Put a few drops divertly upon any tender, aching corn or callus. Instantly the soreness disappears and shortly the corn or callus will loosen and can be lifted off With * the fin* ' ? gcra. This drug freezone doesivt eat out the corns or callusses but shrivels them without even irritating the .-unrounding skin. Just think! No pain at all; no soreness or smarting when applying it or afterwards. If yonr druggist don't hare freczone have him order it for you.?adv