The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 31, 1917, Page FIVE, Image 5
FARMER SENDS IN
i, FIRiT CORN TASSEL
The l'ir t io:n tassel to be sent in
t1 i ? year bv I he farmers came last
M f;mi Mr. W. H. Gore of
tin Galivants Perry section.
The r-.'p.qyt from that section the.
first of tlrs week was to the effect
tliJrl the cro)j?| of, that section are
vc-w koo 1, hut ii> nee<l of rain.
Mrs'. Prances Burroughs is buiidii.j'.a
new cottage on upper Main
r St i eet.
n
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
bv local malications, as they cannot
m ??cnod t??e diseased ; portions, of the
ear. There is only one -way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by
Inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube, wne
tb/s tube is inflamed you have
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, Deafness
is the result, and unless the in
Domination can he taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will he destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
flamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar?
for any case of Deafness (caused b^
catarrh) that cannot he f-ured b\
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cii
cular.s, free.
J. CHENEY Sr CO.. Toledo, O.
jJ^old by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's family Pills for con
btipation.?ad".
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The Misses Sessions Entertain.
On Friday evening, May 2">ti
Tvlifses Ella and Kathleen Session:
' i tcrUtined in honor of their guest
Mi: s Louise S'"lvey, of Koxboro, N
C. a*, the home of Dr. and .Mrs
iv.alvey.
The living room, dining room an*
lurches of the attractive bungalow
v.oie decorated in Dorothy Perk in.-,
roses and ferns. The color schenu
o. pink and green was curried ou?
Enough the decoration.; and refreshments.
The guests were met at tht
liont door hy Miss Klla Sessions, aiu;
passed to the living room where tin \
were mot hy .Mis. Stalvey and introduced
to the guest of honor, wheie
\!iss Kathleen Sessions took them in
charge and escorted them to the side
porch where the punch bowl, hidden
in a bower of roses and ferns, was
presided over by Mrs. J. A. Norton.
After the guests had assembled
cards were given them with instructions
'to illustrate the "Mother
Goose" rhymes written on the caul.The
prize for the most ridiculous
drawing, a celluloid goose, was won
by Mr. Dusenbury' Anderson.
Tile young ladies were then hande*
slips of paper on which was a current
topic, the young men were giv< r
cards with numbers corresponding
and in this way got their partners fo?
the progressive conversation which
followed on the lawn. Each youi g
man was given three minutes to < 1.cuss
the subject his partner held, he
then had to move on to the next girl
Afterwards the young ladies were
asked to vote on the best conversationalist
and Mr. J. E. Watson was
presented with an ash tray, the prize.
Refreshments of strawbrery crean
and cake with green icing was the:
served buffet fashion on the lawn.
The guests were next asked back
the living room where a NationHi
contest was entered into. Mis><
Nellie Rheuark and Mr. Whiteford |
Sessions won the little American
flag, the prize in this. Miss Stalvev
was presented with a beautiful
) broach. As the "wee" small hours
were then well ushered in, the guest.d?
parted by way of the punch bow I. ;
Smith's 5? 1
I have bought out the Conw
J
it will be my aim to carry a co
usually carried in an up-to-dati
had several years experience i
serve you in a way that will b
Thanking youjnadvance to
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Very H
M; &Vt A a v V: > -v.
Smith's 5c I
M !jJ,S'V%(iW ?! '
i W:R. SALMO
M ^ . i ' ?
Qpposiwj . voujwjj^; National E
Conway; S, C.
J. . jil;/-i
jtfr^ jM *" " " :i '
The Irish potato crop has been
leuxing Horrj,' by the car load every
day now for the past week or more.
9 ?
2 cars of corn just arrived, get ou
prices before buying. Loris Grocery
Co.?a<lv.
Horry County now ha.s a money
crop nearly the year round except in
the dead of Winter.
PYROX, the most economical and
easiest applied article known for kill
ing Potato Bugs and Tobaccfl worms
o&t a pound. Conway Drug Co. ?-a
0
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There will be k a joint debate be
tv.een the Watts Literary Sociut;
and the Gurelv Literary Society o
Saturday night, .June Oth, 1017, a'
Gundy school house. The quest io
fo> discussion will be Woman Suf
frage. The public is cordially it vitcd
to attend.
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Do'/.ier Tistlale, resigned his pes.
ion with the Conway Motor Co., 'as
week, and left Saturday to accept *
>c sit ion with the Government i'
Charleston, S. C.
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Misses Vera Allen and Annab
Tetlder, and Mr. Boyce ilrasington, <?
Darlington, spent the week-end her
with Mr. and Mrs. 10. S. C. Baker.
Chapman Thompsen is hrnne I
spend the summer with his parents
Ce.pt. and Mrs. Thompson.
W. N. .MeAnge left here for Nor
r?^k, Ya., last week after spending
evernl days with old friends h< r
and in the county.
R. 10. Ward, iv presenting the 10. M
Mathews Company of Florence, S. C
tiiMit iii fliiR f?i?unt"
wook- calling on the merchants of thi.
s< otion.
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WANTED ? Hoarders, light house
keepers, oamp'Ts. at Chic1 asm
Inn, Ednoyville, NT. C. Terms Co*
board, ton dollars per week. V
O. K EARNS. ?P. S. Our Aut
moots daily trains at Henderson
dersonvillOe, N. C.?adv?It?
KNOW ITRST THEN ACT
One great necessity at this tim?
in to keep the people? of every ru
ral community fully inlonmd o
every event in the world crisis. 1
is nothing like near over yet.
To know is to have power. Un
e..s tlie people know what is goiiv
m and tlius be able to judge what
..ay happen, they cannot take th< !
tops that ought to be taken t?
n'otect th< niselves both now am
i tile future.
Therefore it is the duty of ever.
#ody to try to keep up with tin
in.es and keep his neighor informed.
L)..e who d K's n?)t r ead the p p J
vi 11 remain ignorant and will b
-low to act with otho s for t'.<
renoral good. A man who know:
othing will act i:? the dark.
Ow ing to the high cost of pupc
ind other material, it is iiopos
.dble to send out newspapers jive
. t' you are a reader of this papei
ind owe for it. we are looking to;
you to send us money to-day
If your neighbo. is taking it i n<
wants to quit by reason of noi
paying for it, induce him t,o renew
and keep the paper for the infermotion
of himself and his family.
IJefore your name is taken from
the list, send in for the paper to
day.
Si 10? Store
/ay 5 ana 10 cent Store, and
mplete line of everything
t\ O 4 am A A/ 4UI A L J 1 1?- ."
c oiui u ui 11115 Kinu. naviny
n this line, I feel that I can
oth please and appeal to you.
r a visit.
lespectfully,
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Si 10c Store
N, Manager.
cvun.,
THE HORRY HERAL
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Loc^il end
Mrs. C. K. IJaseldcn and little
daughter. Sarah, passed through Cun
I way last Frid.%; on their way to visjit
Mr. and Mi.. I'. A. Dusenbury at
Toddville.
| OLD GLORY, th'o best Flag in the
world, made from good material,
colors will not fade, 3x5ft.?$3.50.
4x(Jl't.?$5.00, 7x9ft.?$7.50. Conway
i
Drug. Co.~Adv |
Just because you may not have to
serve in the trenches is-no icasou to
1LI..L . l - i -
111111k you may nave* notmn;^ to (lo in
this war. You can dt> your part in
the home ranks.
***** I
Read the half page advertisement
running in the paper this week for
Conway Bargain House. 1
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Car oF corn meal, ear flour, ear No.
1 Timothy Hay, car salt, car head
I rice, on hand and can save you
money. I.oris Grocery Co.?adv
l.u.st week, Thursday, May 24th.
'.Miss Ward of Tabor, N. C., and Mr.
Ambrose J. Walsh, were quietly married
rt the Presbyterian Manse, thJ
Rev. Air. Lemon performing the cerc|
mo iv. They took the afternoon train
and will visit the relatives of Mr.
Walsh and other points in the conn
try before returning. He is the efficient
mail clerk on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad on the Conway and Hired
Branch.
T. J. Cox, of Hammond, S. C.,
spent some time in Conway last Friday.
T. I.. Smart of Dongola was in
Conway one day last week.
WAN TBI) OLD KALSK TKKTH.
don't matter if broken, I pay $2 te
$L> per full set, Single and partial
plates in proportion. Send by parcel
post and receive check by return
mail. I*\ TKRL. 40.". N! Wolf.. Ki o.'.i
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Baltimore, Md.?adv
Paris Green 111)., 21bs., and f> lbs.,
sec us before you buy. Boris Greet
ry Co.?adv.
C. Cannon was in Conway one day
last week on business.
0 0 0 0 0
S. F. Bourn was in Conway on
business one day last week.
J. R. Allsbrook spent a day here
. last week on business.
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Paris Green, 40e per pound. Conway
Drug- Co.?adv
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What is the latest in regard to the
water works and sewerage for Conway?
We would like to know.
Mr. and Mis. W. F. R. Johnson of
Marion, S. C., passed through Con.
1 way last Wednesday.
The usual crowd came in the first
of this eek to attend the session of
criminal court. ,
Car 8-.?>-0 and car C. S. Meal at at|
f 1 ^ ^ X l
I viuvuvc |^i av.-. uurih ViI'DlTPy CO.
I adv.
Sweet... potatoes are easily raised,
but on the other hand they are easy to
decay and therefore hard to preserve.
Unless care is exercised in keeping
i the ni, the crop is lost. This is a mat- |
tor worthy of careful study by those
interested in improving farm pro-1
duction. Study out the best ways of'
pre serving I'.eia f >: n-e the y I'M
vc und.
The tobacco crop of this county is
expec'. i . t<> turn ,>t a great sum of
; money thi.*> yai.
'J'he 'var may o'-ult in waking up
some people so that if the struggle is
ever over, tlw?' wilt take hold and do
something.
PHYSICAL TRAINING
TEACHERS IN DEMAND
, Youiik Men and Women about to be
I graduated from UtRh School should
i consider this healthful, useful. dlK;
nlfled and profitable profession.
By recent legislation Physical tralnI
ttik Is made obligatory In every
j school In New York and New .l?r
|'?ey. Penn., North fCnd South iptro*
; litis have bills pending.
Send for Catalog of the only school
! of physical education chartered by
j the T'nlveisltv of the Stats of New
i York (f/'wdrr 1ht /feeeafs)
THE SAVAGE SCHOOL TOR
PHYSICAL* EDUCATION
| 3iO W?0? ftA tlffW. Nmtc Ymrk City
a
WANT fin TO bi:y. i
Old false teeth; don't matter if
broken. I pay S1 to RIO nov cct
Send by parcel post and receive check
by return mail, K. Terl, 403 North
Wolfe St.,.thiltimp'ro, Md.?adv?4-13
1, *4t. i,v.'V/j.w.' C
D, CONWAY, S. C.
Personal |
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i
1). K. McDul't'io of Loris was in
Conway on bus ness last wcqk.
I
A. 1'. McGee and several other tobacco
men who will be located at!
Aynor this year, passed thrpugh Com
way last week on their way to Aynor
after visiting Myrtle Heach.
11. L. Lyon and Jackson (irie),
both of Whiteville, where they have a
laige law practice, passed throng '
Conway one day last week on tiieii
ay ay home from Georgetown, wher
they went on business.
t
Messrs. 15. S. Meeks, G. A. Cab!- j
well, and Davidson, all connected with!
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad]
Company in traffic and extension do- j
purtments spent some time in thi'i
can l,\ last week looking* over t! ?
situation, and it is believed considering*
lh'> extension of their linos to
other poir.s through this section of
the State. It is highly prbable that,
their visit will resul in g?*cat in-,*
provement in this county in the way
of transporta'.h n faciiitiis b<. f we
long*.
Tobacco men are a'roady laying1
their plans for one oi' the most successful
seasons this section has evt ?
had in tlie tobacco warehouse business.
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Read "Patria" now running in
this paper. a I
50 cases Snow Drift Lard $11.00,
case lor quick : ale aim .-un,i?. t- j
prior sale. Loris Grocci v Co.?; ih*.
Sweet potatoes will produce well]
planted as late in the season as .July. ?
,J . M. lMcKeithiill li 21?1 rill Mrwii loll? ?i?
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liis Reo touring car recently while on ;
a trip to Myrtle Reach, some part ofj
the magneto going wrong. He was
obliged to leave the ear in Soeastec
until later.
There were several fishing par-,
ties to the Pee Dees lately.
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The new building of G. R. Jenkins,
will soon be finished.
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NOTICE.
About last October one black male
hog took up at my place and has been ,
here ever since. Owner can get same
by. paying damage and for this ad.
W. P. GRAINGER.
Aynor, J3. C. j
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Hoard of Federal Registra-t
lion will meet at the Court House, in
Conway, May 25th, 1917, at lO1
o'clock a. in., for the purpose of in-,
st ucting the local registrars and dis-j
tributing the necessary blank ", e'.c..
for the registration of all males bo-j
tv.een the ages of 21 and ,>0 inelu- |
sive.
The registration will be held at
each voting precinct on June nth.,
Hooks of registration will be opined'
at 7 a. in., and close at 9 p. in. AH
male persons, black and white, be-j
tween thr> of 01 *.i o<l vn ..I.,. ? /. i
? o ?' v" w M,,M "v ?* I IT I V. - I
quired to rgoister under penalty ol'j
tlio law.
"If you fail to present yourself,
or presenting yourself, give false, ori
misleading, or incorrect answers, you
are a misdemeanant and subject to'j
punishment by imprisonment in jail,
to which punishment there is no alter
native or fine."
.1. A. McDKKMOTT,
W. L. BRYAN,
,J. S. YAUCMT, 1
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NOTICE. i *
i
All who are interested in the i 1
Floyds Farm Loan Association will i
please meet at Floyds School House '
next Saturday, May 2<>th at .'5:80 p.
m. Come prepared to have your abstracts
made.
W. C. HOOKS, Secy-Treas.
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"UP TO THE MINUTE" \
Surety Bond Service?Bonds a
-1'issued and delivered same
day applied for. Backed by *
Company 100 years old.
W. B. COXE, Marion, S. C. *
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I Is
Wanted?To make contract n
r . 4 A AAA t... - 4* !* H
iUl tu,f VU U U. Mi A U1 tu XVIMHU
and Nancy Hall potatoes for
fall delivery, phone, write or j
on G. B. Gillespie.-^-adv I s
t
AT HOTEL ORACE. *
Amcng the recent arrivals at the
lotel chare a o the following:
('..as. P. Wade. Haltimorc, Mil.
I *. r\ Jenkins, Florence, S. C. ;?
To. i Jcholor, Florence, SC. t!
L. W. Honey. North Carolina. n
H. W. Nabevis, Columbia, S. C. w
II. S. Tompkins, Kentucky. a
Thos. H. Tatum, Bishopvillo, S. C. s
J. W. Lovejoy, South Carolina. h
J no. VV. Brown, North Carolina. t<
H. M. Folder, South Carolina
F. L. Smith, South Carolina. /
\V. H. (libson, South Carolina. <1
J. L. King, Wilmington, N. C. f
W. 1>. Shupe, Columbia, S. C.
St. Julian Sunke, Charleston, S. ('
A. H. Saunders, Cloumbia, S. C. t
James F. Parrell, Cinti, Ohio.
H. F. Wolfe, Wilmington, X. C.
Rev. J. W. Daniel, Marion, S. C. Iv
J. N. McNair, NorthCarolina. !
E. A. Alien, Lynchburg, Ya.
W. X. McAnge, Virginia.
L. W. Raker, Florence, S. C. ' 1
II. Y. Vance, Scu'h Carolina.
T. R. Smith, South Caro'ina.
M?. and Mrs. W. F. it. Johnson.
Marion. S. C. (
SV. I'". 1)( p ity. Laurel. Del.
J. A. Brothers, Wilmington, X. C.
F. C. Morris, Florence, S. C.
A. Hutzler, Richmeinl, Ya.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Stone, Lit tL
River, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs Moore Thompson,
l.iule River, S. C.
Mrs. Stone, Little Rive:*, S. C.
S. L. Scherr, South Carolina.
J. C. L'dme. Atlanta, (la.
Chits. H, Den* y, North Carolina.
fiCvi. Pali.'iOV. Kentucky.
L. Summer!" icld. Baltimore. Md,
iv McDuft'i , Maiien, S. C.
Iv C. Johnson, FuyettsvilU, X. C.
W. S. Xickos, Wilmington, X. C.
II. E. Dallas, Wilmington, X. C.
W. O. Davis, Clemsun College, S. C.
W. A. Kanon, Columbia, S. C.
Miss Kathleen Foxworth, Mullin.-.
S. C.
Miss Tlu'ma Watson, Xixonville.
S. C.
C. L. Saunders, Reidsville, X. C.
L. A. Fermenter, Wampce, S. C.
K. K. Mibbard, Michigan.
W. H. Cory, Virginia.
A. Singer, Baltimore. Md.
A. B. Andrews, Ml. Olive, X. C. |
.uiss ivatn'.een Sessions, City.
Miss I0!1a Sessions, City.
Miss Louise Stillvey, City.
Miss Jessamine Burroughs, City.
S. \V. Shipp, Florence, S. C.
Geo. J. Holliday, Gulivunts Ferry.
S. C.
W. F. Stuckhouse, Marion, S. C.
Hoyt McMillan, Mullins, S. C.
I>. C. Johnson, Mullins, S. C.
L. M. Gasque, Marion, S. C.
Mary Harrclson, Mullins, S. C.
Geo. Terrell, Baltimore, Md.
N. Malone, North Carolina.
I*'. W. Turheville, South Carolina.
J. G. BaiTield, Charleston, S. C.
W. H. Thonuis, Georgetown, S. C.
I). J. Johnson, Firestone Tilts.
C. O. Kii s< h, South Caroli.na.
Mrs. Loula Wi!!iem*on, Nichols.
S. C.
T. M. Tharin, Chr.i lesto*1, S. C.
H. II. Siinkes, New York.
II. l\ Baron, .Macon, Ga.
W. J. Talbert, Jr., I'hiladlephia, IMi. .
F. Ha'l Andrews, Wilmington, N C. (
VV. L. Miller, Wilmington, N. C.
K. Kdwards, Wilmington, N. C.
Frank Andrews, Wilmington, N. C. <
L. L. Bra swell, South Carolina.
Geo. T. Chirk, Wilmington, N. C.
11. C. Crittenden, Savannah, Ga.
J. II. Utley, Florence, S. C.
Frank Fickling, Columbia, S. C.
F. II. Suber, South Carolina. (
( has. C. Kavanaugh, Sumter, S. C.
L. S. Noel, North Caiolina.
lM. L. Allen, Rochester, N. Y.
Its I'YROX you need to kill Rotate
lugs and Tobacco worms. One pound
nukes (> to 10 callous
0 rMivuii'lli V/IH j
ipplication lasts longer, kills more j
nigs, and worms than any other in- \
(ectiridc. "? ><' pound. ('y. I>rug Co.? .
ulv.
c
Rend the local ads that appear in j
his paper for the Loris Grocery Co.
Miss Sadie Mag ill, of Abbeville, S.
is visiting friends in the city.
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Miss Sadie Cloldlinch arrived th:.?- ^
veek from Lander College to spCnd ^
he sunnner with her parents, Mr.
md M^. W. T. Goldfinch. 1
m m m * + r
Miss Vivian Sparks is home from *
ollege to spend the summer vacation
vith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. VV.
>parks.
4
Miss Ruth Spivey who is attending '
'oker college, arrived In
, ..... ... HIV l ll.* Ill*
iist of the week to spend the sum. ]
ler holidays with her parents, Mr. *
mi Jo!1." C. Spivcy.
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One grower last week sold a car- J
nwl of Irish potatoes here for the r
urn of SI,400.011. <
- FIVS
SAYS ENOCH SMITH
WILL CLEAR BIO SUM
Knoch Smith is one of the largest
lanters of Irish potatoes I his year,
hough his acreage is not as large as
lany others. His lands .seem to be
,*< !l suited to the raising of this crop
nd it has tui ncd out well. It was
tated here the first of the week that
e would clear at least the sum o;
en thousand dollars. <
He is a well known fanner of the
, {T>tynor
section of this county, and has
evot^ftl himself closely to his calling
or if Clumber of years past.
W. (). Davis was here the first of
he\woek from Clernson College.
Hoh. K. J. Siittrwovxl roturiKHl last
vl. J*- - ~
- t-ci\ irum a visit to Monde; sor.\ i.lc,
s'. C.
I>. M. Burroughs was recently in
1? ndersonville, N. tor a few day.-*
day.
.lumings Thompson has returned to
L'onway to spi nd the Summer, :ii' or
I inishing ids couise at school.
Dr. ti. I. Lewis w ill ho at I. is
Tuesday, Wednesday and Tlusr d;._ ? f
mini week. Dental office 1 ? re will
he closed during those days.?ud> .
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Miss Kuby Siesrv has returned
home to spend the Summer in t'mway.
HI ?
Ke\. and Mrs. I). L. '.Fill Hr.te i. ! i.
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Rev. and .Mrs. 1>. 1... Hill entertained
in honoi of the Fidelia Rtble Class
on last Wednesday evening at the
parsonage. The class of young ladies
met at 7and attended to bu-ine.s
inatteis before the boys arrived, who
had been instituted to be on hand at
N:M() for the soe'al features. As th
guests arrived they were mot by M s.
Hill and presented to a eomm'tWe.
v. ho wrote their r.ai e? on a strip C
paper. These woie attached to the ii*
clothing, and no one had any excuse
for not knowing another's name. Ti??j
first part of the evening- was spent in
progressive conversation.
Later partners w'rf *V.J.\en f >r the
"Art (ialleiy finessing Contest.
Each couple was prtse?ftel whh
A * 1 * *
card having thereon the t a.i.es ? t'
pieces of art woik, All wore in vit u
into another room where the specu
mens of a VI were ptuced on a I eh' \
Kach specimen was represented by a
number. The game was to seaivli
through the collect ion ami write the
number on the card opposite t he name
that best desci ibed each piece of art.
Several couples tied in this eonte-t
and a humorous spelling match was
given to decide the winners. Miss
Lena Lit.'.ge.a Id ami Mr. Mack Moore
were the winners of Mic grand prize,
and Miss (trace Hendrieks and Mr.
Simpson Heverly the "booby" prize in
this contest.
Delightful refreshments were served.
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TKNSILASS NOTK'K.
All persons are forlmblen under
penalty of law to hunt, fish o>- in any
other way trespass upon our lands.
M. IS. SMITH,
tl. H. KM ITU.
>-.'1-17?pd?adv.
CLIP THIS AND PIN
ON WIFE'S DRESSER
Cincinnati man tells how to
shrivel up corns or calluses
so they lift off with
fingers.
Ouch ! ? ! ? ! ! This loud of rough
talk will he heard loss here in town if
>eop!e troubled with corns will folow
tnc simple advice of (his Cim intati
authority, who claims that a few
hops of a drug railed fieezone when
tpplied to a tender, aching corn or
inrdened callus stops soreness at
>nce, and soon the corn or callu
Iries up and lifts right off withou
>ain.
He says frec/.one dries immediatev
and never inflames or even irriates
the surrounding* skin. A small
>ottle of freezone wilt cost very little
it any drug store, but will positively
emove every hard or soft corn or
alius front one's feet. Millions of
Vmerican women will u:?
?r %4>vvan%v lili ^
mnouiicement since the ilwuiguration
the high heels. If your druggist
loesn't have frcezone tell him to ovler
a small bottle for you. ;nlv
f "
No. 666
ibutoc prescription prepared especially
or MALARIA or CHILLS 4 FEVER.
Tive or lis doeee will break any case, end
f taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not
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