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FOUR Che |)ortg jftrrclfi CONWAY, S. C. 8il?r?d At the Post Office st Conws b. c* as second class mail matter H. H. WOODWARD fshlllhfd Every Thursday Morn in by Conway Publishing Co. MSm KI*OTnlS TERMS: SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ofc? Copy, One Year $1.0 One Copy, Six Months 7 One Copy, Three Months 61 PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT Tri'outes of Respect, and Obituarie will be charged for at the rate of on Mnt per word for ail words over 15C Resolutions of Thanks, Cards o Yhanks, and all other reading No tic**, not NEWS, taking the run o fcba paper, will be charged at the rat< wf five cents per line; and all othe notices in the local columns at tie ttU of ten cents per line. All changes of Advertimcnts mus fra In the office by Saturday noon U tenure their appearance in the fol lowing issue. All communications must be signet fry the name of the writer, not foi publication, but for the protection o: tibia paper. Leaal Notices at $1 per inch firs insertion, 60 cents each subsequen Insertion. Rates on long term contracts foi display advertising very reasonabh mid made known on application. Make all Checks or Drafts payabu to Hie Horry Herald, or H. H. Wood wmrd, Conway, S. C. Notice in Special Column at th< of one cent per word each inser idon, and none of these taken for lesi Mum 25 cents, to be paid for in ad tone*. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1917 Let us take the situation as serious Jvajse varied crops ;ind big ones. o Politics ai*o at last laid aside foi a while in this State. * Ik I o Get out of the way and let us a' them. f* o Steady work every day is what wil tell in any great task. Fits an< starts hardly ever gets anywhere except in the hole. u . \ r ^ . barrel o{ Irish potatoes this y? ai costs you more than a barrel of the finest patent flour '.lid two years ago A-.. . Service by everybody is the plar behind this war. o Germans are hungry and let u> keep them so. 0---" A day's \vork i.* more than woi when you begi?i at it early. The only way to make any pro. gross is to have some end in view am then keep going next it like a hee t< his hive. o When we go at it we must go at i right and go at it to win the war. " " O Hard problems often soften ul when tackled in the morning. <1 Farmers this year must make ha\ while the sun shines. Peace and contentment come fron within and not from without. There will be more money in rais ing supplies this year than ever. o Germany hopes to attain a sepa rate peace with Russia and draw foo< rations from her large wheat field* a It . is a wise plan which contem plates the rationing of those neutra countries , near to Germany whicl since the war began have been bu.vin; supplies in large quantities from thi country and either selling them di rect to German interests or sellinj the Germans their own product wbieh they could do without by rca son of buying cheaply in this coun try. In this way the United State can supply the neutrals what the actually need for themselves and re fuse to allow them a surplus to so] ?t a large profit to the Germans. Magnolia Balm LIQUID FACE POWDER. ? The beauty secret of i? women who know how to take care of the com~ 1 J -i.' 7 plexion. Cannot be / , 'WI detected. Heals SunSf, burn, stops Tan. Soothing, K "v cooling, refreshing. //f f' 4( Pink. White. <Ro,cReJ. i / 75c. uf 'Drugffiiis or by mail direct Sample (either color) for 2c, Stamp. ' Lvon MtK. Co.. 40 South Fifth St.. Brooklyn. N.Y? | o WINTHROP COLLEGE I SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE EXAMINATION The examination for the award of |vacant scholarships in Winthrop College ami for the admission of new [students will be held at the County Court House on Friday, July 6, at 9 \. M. Applicants must not be less than sixteen years of age. W hen Scholarships are vacant after July (i they will he awarded to those making the highest average at this examination, provided they meet the condijj It ions governing the award. Appli0 cants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson for Scholarship examination blanks. These blanks, s properly filled out by the applicant. | i.should bo filed with President Johnm ' son hv J ulv 1 st. . j Scholarsihps are worth $100 ami f free tuition. The next session win F open September 19, 1917. For furf. jther information and catalogue, adIdress President I). B. Johnson, Rock L | Hill, S. C.?4t-pd. I; >; . c NEVER NEGLECT A COLD. j j A chill after bathing, cooling off ,s Cl uli lort 1 \ r n f'f no . 1 4*4 i | .. v, viiiv |[ 11 t * I IV I A*. I 1.1 .IV til.II < I I <1 J I > , I ? | give the cold germs a foot-hold that I ii | may load to something worse. Safe- J u , ty requires early treatment. Keen J ' ! Dr. King's New Discovery on hand, t I This pleasant balsam remedy allays J inflammation, soothes the cough and b r j repairs the tissues. Better he safe t 2 ! than sorry. Break up the cold with : Dr. King's New Discovery before it i j is too late. At your druggist, 50c, ' '< - $1.00.?adv. o ? t NOTICE OF SAI.E. t ? 1 have for sale a tract of laud con* Gaining 40 acres, bounded North by r 3'lands of Wm. H. Daniel, Jr., En?t by ? lands of W. H. Daniel and F. F. Gtrrald, South by lands of S. P. Gerrald and West by lands of M. A. Gerrald. No offer considered that is not made in writing through the mail. ,lf you desire to purchase this property write me what is the best price you will pay for it and on what [ terms you would want it. Address H. W. Woodward, j Conway, ?, C. t " h ? o . i " Optometrist Optician |Will te in Ply Office every !]Saturday at HORRY DRUG CO. j - " Conway, S. C. L LYCUROUS A. WOODRUFF, : ?G. 0. P. T? [ ; i O How's This? 1 Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catai rh that can 1 not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Modicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been * taken by catarrh suffciers for the r j past thirty-five years, and has become known as the most reliable rem> edy for Cartarrh. Hall's Catarrh Me<licine acts thru the blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling tlie Poison from the I Mood and healing the d>s t diseased portions. After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for a short time you ; will see a great improvement in your >, general health. Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medicine at once and act rid j of catarrh. Send for testimonials,! ! free. j I V. J. CHKNKY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. . Sold bv all Druggists, 75c.?adv. t A LOAN | H 1 Of the People, by the People, and for j ^ the People. I '' Place<l in your hands is an oppor- l> tunity to give life to your belief in ; s j the right of men and of nations t<? . lead free and peaceful lives. I "1 Your country offers you a part in ' j the greatest struggle for liberty that ' I the world has ever known. If you buy < a Liberty Loan Bond you will be aid- | - ing just as surely as if you carried il the colors of the United States. h If you are not able to subscribe for % a large amount, you can buy a $f?0 s bond.?Peoples National Bank, Con1 w ay, S. C. RUB-MY-TISM -1 Will cure your Rheumatism 8 Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, y Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and - Burns, OM Sores, Stings of Insects d Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in ternally and externally. Price 25c THE HOBRT HERA ||| : P Pf ^ 'ii j. J jj ! C(^HL i in the Federal Krccn'e 1 i! an important p>art in th: ! from the adverse conditii break of the European war ii c* ill helping to keep bu i| ! This system with its i bulwark of strength to the 'i bers of it, and will assis requirements which the to meet. 13 y depositing yc?:r m ccive the protection and t '1 our membership in the j cfier you. PEOPLES r H' yc?*' wr.WF.F.R "*** 1 Conv\; [ PEDEfVAL RtiER* fcEb*.., sYortM . [l . " - ^ CANNING PKEl A I TIONS. Clemson College, S. C?Cleanliness : h s one of the important secrets to sue- i < ss in canning. Be absolutelv rlp?r I n every operation ad keep all tin y uiroundings the same. Carefully sterilize with hot (boil- c rip-) water every utensil before it is ii ised. Also the jars, rubbers, andjr ans. In buying glass jars, secure the J t est. One of the most satisfactory i ypes of jars is the "Lightning Patnt" with a glass top held in place by i d simple wire spring. Use the best grade of tin cans even hough they cost a little more than I U he cheaper grades. j j< With glass jars always use new tl ubbers. h FOLLLOW 1 with McIV] WIDE TREAD 1 A simple and effective device convertii rolet (Four-Ninety) into the GO-in. stn Ford owners using this attach away with all steering troubl dor complete control either fo Helps to keep wheels in alinement tnd legs guBoline. This attachment ca Price lor complete $1>. If your dealer eiinvt supply GIBBES MACHINERY CO M. G. ANDERSEN, I See them or CONWAY, ? iULLtUIANS CLUI li AGAINST COUNTRY': ? h lleged Anti-Draft Conspiracy " Revealed?Three Under Arrest. i > < ' P | \i New York.? Federal agents took t< ction hero against an alleged con h piracy to def\ at selective draft in it lew Yoi'k. ; tl Three students. Owen C'attf!, son of s' amcs McKeen Cattell of (Jprrison, tl 1. Y., noted psychologist and a pro. e< I'ssor at Columbia; Charles K. 1'hil- 1; ps of Columbia; and Miss Kleanor V'jlson Parker, who will be graduate 1 t June from Barnard, were arrester! v. ml held in $1,500 bail for a hearing n OUR LUNGS Jl Overwork, tack of fresh air, i disturbs their functions. Stubl the sensitive lung tissues. HUM should be taken promptly lor hi a $p or when strength is low< f nutritive value creates r ness. The rich cod li of the blood to relieve soothing and healing t Refuse Alcoholic Substitutes \ LD, C0HW4X 8. 0. ^ =rr-n| 3,obp.CCO- I JOKlt i v; fiii y f3Ftf*n?? ; I I ' mm -4 fij ~ 'M<& 11 )ENCE Ilar/.::ng Eyc*.c:n r?a*'e<3 :!? ? recovery cf business or 3 following the out, thirty months ago. and cincss cn an oven keel. a I' mmense resources is a banks which, are memt them in any financial t| y may be cubed up.n , J 1 * f .* 5?f oney with us yon m- ' he new facilities which < system enable:' us n- ? NATIONAL BANK jy ! iy, South Carolina. \ til j _ j.jri ' >| bruit for canning should he ripe ?ut firm. Do not use overripe specineus. Vegetables for canning should b' 'oung and tender. bruit and vegetables are better fo?" : lining if gathered in the early morn ng and kept in a cool place until endy for use. bruits and vegetables must be horoughly cleaned before being put a jars or cans. Do not atompt to can decayed or irty fruits or vegetables. o It is well enough to pick up know, nlge from others, but no man eni?ys his accomplishments more than he one who takes the initiative and lazes new paths for himself. HE RUTS I [aster's ATTACHMENT | Tg a narrow gauge Ford or Chevdard tread for Southern roads, iment say that it does es. Your ear will be unr country or city driving. , easy on tires, causes more power n be put on in one hours' time. you, write direct to Mfrs., Columbia, S. C. LOCAL AGENT i his Car SOUTH CAR01ILTA morrow, Bail was furnished. The iree members of the Collegiate Anti iilitarism league in the rooms of hich a meeting of college students as held here May 8 when plans are lleged to have been made "against le peace of the United States and i?eir dignity." o In the matte}' of raising food suplies this year, it is a good thing to member that sweet potatoes can be lantcd and a good crop insured as I .to in the Summer as July. Pota-' jos raised from vinos transplanted 1 fertile ground come just as well as planted from the seed potatoes in le early Spring. Some of the finest weet potatoes we have ever seen in '.is section of the country were raisd from vines planted in rich ground ite in the Summer. ?n Honest men must have been scarce hen a great one said, that an honest urn was the nobleat work of God. WDSukate nental strain or any sickness >orn coughs tear and wear I _ _ _ i MO* ird coughs, unyielding colds, ;red from any cause. lis high esistive force to ward off sick* vcr oil improves +he quality the cold and the glycerine is to the lung tissues. Which ExrJide the 03. .... / MINISTER ARRESTED j", AT SUMTER STATION ' . ! JSumter.? Rev. V.. T. ttelvin ol 4 Wulhalia, a mcmbc i c f the uppei i Sruth C; rolina M tnodist conference j was aricsted Tuesday at the Atlanti Coast Line station iy total police ot' , I'icers, charged with di ;oj tlerly con duct and currying concealed weapon: i j m. was commuuM to jail, but late 1 .. released on bail. , Not long ago it scorns lie v. Hoi vi a [ ami his wife hat! some differenc e and as a result Mrs. Belvin moved t<- *" Lee county to live with her people, carrying with her a little two-yearold child, Sarah. Learning of the intention of Mrs. Belvin to keep the child, Kev. Belvin left Walhalla com- __ irg to Sumter with the intention of taking the child back with him. H .vent to the home where his wife war u-ok the chi.d in his aims and jumped into a waiting automobile and cam. 11 the direction of Sumter. L.is wil immediately gut an auto and followed V him. They met at the station an! upon learning that he had bought ; ticket for Columbia she did likewise.* I A. the train was coming- in she mad A an effort to take the child from he husband and in the struggle for tin j child Mrs. Belvin was rendered un- j conscious by a blow. As she fell Kev. i Belvin grabbed the child and made his way toward tlu- train, pulling. C from his pocket his pistol and ed the crowd to clear the road. At this juncture the police, who had been q telephoned ot" the impending trouble, J *11 arrived on the scene and Rev. Relvin was take into custody. , r This afternoon council for Mrs. S: Belvin obtained a writ of habaes cor- \ pus from Judge Wilscn, returnable j Friday, June I, at which time the i ! fight for the custody of the child wili i I be continued. In the ineantime by ! order of the court the child was left in charge of Sheriff Bradford. Much interest has been manifested in the I outcome of the legal proceedings in- i stituved for the possession of the A child. Arguments, affidavits and ^ other proceedings incident to a cas j of this kind will be presented to i Judge Wilson at his chambers at Man ning on the date above stated. In the meantime Rev. IJelvin has been placed under a heavy peace ? bond by the magistrate and will also! be required to appear in the city court for disorderly conduct and car- i l ying concealed weapons. He is out J on bail pending trial of these issues, j ^ o [ George J. Holiiuaj oi Galivaiit.Ferry was in Conway on business oik day this week. Get the best legal blanks at this office, where they arc printed am. kept for you. : o j INTKRKSTING PROGRAM FOR COMMKNCKM KNT : 11 (Continued from Page One.) Lulu Georgia Sweet Kllective. George Andrew Johnson. , _ Yearly Roll of Honor. Distinction on every study, Attend-1 i ance 95 per ceiit or more: - - 1st Grade?A. C. Thompson, Jr.,l Hilda May Bethea, Vivian Burroughs,! Beatrice Ambrose, Helen McCoy. | v 2nd Grade?Maud Bvuton, Dorothv * l v McCoy, Aubert Mooney. 8rd Grade?Mary Creccy, Dorothy Taylor, Edwin MaWhinney. 4th Grade?Estelle Burroughs. f>th Grade?Eugenia Andersen, Cienevvood Norton, Ernestine Little, Clement Sweet. Gth Gradc~-Eli.se Lewis, Anna Bacot. 7th Grade?Rochelle Mishoe, Elbert ^ McWhite, Mary Tuton, Blanche Tavlor, John Sessions. ^ 8th Grade?Evelyn Marsh, Emma Vaught, Margaret Duscnbury. 9th Grade?Margaret MaWhinney, Eva Lewis. IOth Grade?Bessie Clarke, Kelly Dorinan, Hal Holmes, Inez Stalvey, I.ula Sweet. q( Perfect in Attendance?Neithei Absent nor Tardy: 2nd Grade?Maud Bruton, Mary Ethel Huckc. 8rd Grade?Olyan Powell. 4;h Grade?Allene McCoy, Estelle Burroughs, Edward Grier, Florence ( Epps, Gordon Duscnbury, Emeline Dusenbury. ? Gth Grade?Clement Sweet. ^ t>th tirade?Clyte Lewis. ]N 7th Grade?Margaret Sessions. S 8th Grade?Rufus Dawsey, Mattie gjj Faircloth, Margaret Dusenbury. ae 9th Grade?David Connor. 10th Grade?Effie Beverly, Bessie ? Clark, Ralph Dawsey, Kelly Dorman, [p "Wiley McMillan, Maud Moore, Lula gjj Sweel. jy Marshals. ? n Edward Burroughs, Chief; Paul ~ Smith, Keith Burbage, Donald Rich- ? ardson, Hugh Layton, David Connor, S9 Rufus Dawsey. jg \ \ # Piles Cured In 6 lo 14 Days 'msr dmc.'ist wilt refuud money if PAZO 1NTMFHT fa?ilK to cure any case of Itching, litcedioK or Protruding Piles in 6tol4daya. he List application giveu Kasc and Rest. 50c. \ ( "ire Insurance Life Insurance ? Bonds -I viiiue IU PEOPLES I\1ATI0I\1AL BANK ). A. Spivey W. B. King: H. H. WOODWARD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, CONWAY, S ~ R. B. SCARBOROUGH Attorney at Law, v7j?' CONWAY. S. C. VILLI A A/I EUGENE KING, M C Physician and Surgeon Office iu Piatt Drug Co. ,YN0R.. - - - S. C. CHAS. R. SCARBOROUGH CONWAY, .SOUTH CAROLINA . ompleie Waterworks, Steam Hot tor anil Hot Air Heating Plants INSTALLED ANYWHERE nly Plumbing and Heating goods rid material of highest quality useA ull line of Tub, Toilet, Lavatory, ink and other Bathroom Accessories* and ren??,-s on hand at all times. Plumbing and Heating. UT HOT WATER AND HEAT IN YOUR HOUSE S. P. HAWES ,uto Supplies, Fancy Grocerien jax Tires, guaranteed 500C miles. PHnwp R7 QUICK DELIVERY, T. B. LEWIS, Ally, and Councellor at Lav ONWAY, - - - S. C. DR. J. D. THOMAS ( Physician and Surgeon loris, s. c. 0. Norton E. S. C. Baker NORTON & BAKER ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ONWAY, ? ? ? 8. Oi. 4 LUM JUNG LAUNDRY, CONWAY. S. C, Beginning July l&t. 1913) All persons luuki lane tickets;^ ork left here. Possitively ork delivered until ticket is prentod. Laundry not called for in I days will be sold for charges. LUM JUNG # J. M. JOHNSON, CIVIL ENGINEER Marion, S C. iilroad. City and Land Surveying; J rv_ iu urainage. Road-building an> ewer* Draughting and Blue Printing -t W C SINGLETON i ATTORNEY AT LAW Conway, S. C. Sice up Stairs Buck Building DR. 6.1. LEWIS DENTAL SURGEON MRce Over Norton Drag Company CONWAY, S. C. iunanBnHfiBiill ; HORRY COUNTY ' ; TRUST COMPANY s I L. D. Magrsth i Manager. i Real Estate i Real Estate Loans l Bonds i \ Insurance iaDBSBBaBBBB