The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 14, 1917, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1917
Warm weather at last and warm to
ftay for a while. t*
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Excitement never pays. Calm judg-!'*
rnent wins. 1'
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Now is the time when even the;
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most timid must pick up courage. L,
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Now if you love your great free. V(
country, don't fail to do your duty byitc
her.
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f The whole world is opposed to Ger- j
many's plan, even those who are now
compelled ty fight with her. ... j
Even the great war loans will be
carried in part on the shoulders of ?
private citizens who are buying the ^
liberty bonds fevery day. ^ y f y
Jfr* -o-? 1
While the \sftT will b? VeVy costly j ^
to uh, still We expect lo learn much
from the experience. It may lead
to further greatness for this country
we all love. We certainly believe <t
will.
Since the department declared that
marraige, contracted since the be- '
claration of the war with Germany,; (
would be no ground for exemption c
from military duty, there has been
a great falling off in marriage li- j
censes all over the country.
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Until the town has in lull use the. .
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sewerage and waterworks for which \
bends were voted by the people, it U <
undoubtedly the duty of the council
to provide and maintain a public!
toilet; yes, even those now existing
at the city hall, though for some' <
reason locked up for the past several ! <
months and out of use. Many citi- '
zens of the town say so and they have j
just cause of complaint.
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Loyalty to your own section de- i
mands that in selecting a place to I \
*pend the Summer that you shall de-| (
cide in favor of the seashore and,1
against the mountains of North Carolina
where many have been made I
rich bv the money carried there bv i
the people from this and other low
ccuntry sections. Spend what you
have in your own community. Go to
Myrtle Beach because it is nearby
and is owned by a home company and
^Ant^onr^H hv noonlo ut\A ho.
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cause you can spend the time there on
your vacation as pleasantly as you
can anywhere in the world. Help
build home where you have got to
spend the most of your time.
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WINTIIROP COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP av.d ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION
'The examination for the award of
acant scholarships in Winthrop Col?4re
and for the admission of new
l.l.lnnfc ...Ml l?. lw.1,1 4 1.
III l'*~ lll lll ill. I I 11" V IHIIlll
GfBU't House on Friday, July (>, at II
Lr M. Applicants mast not be lo>;s
lian sixteen years of age. When
eholarships are vacant after July 0
u?\ will be awarded to tho>e making
ie highest average at this examinaoii,
provided they meet the condions
governing the award. Appliints
for Scholarships shouid write
/ President .Johnson for Scholarship
lamination blanks. These blanks,
ropcrly filled out by the applicant,
lould be filed with President John>n
by July 1st.
Scholarsihps are worth $100 and
ee tuition. Th.e next session win
pen September 19, 1917. For furter
information and catalogue, a.iress
President I). II. Johr.son, Rock
ill, S. C.?4t-pd.
IMERIC ANS SUiVK
WITH SMALL BOATS
Paris.?The torpedoing of a big
L IMPlllVfln "111.) flio fllrtlll'lin
ml sinking by the submarine of the
mall bv*?.* in which the steamer's
rew wTive escaping, is reported by
he survivors of the French ihreelasted
sailing ship Jeanne Cordonier.
Tlie French ship was torpedoed
i the English channel on May .'>1 and
he crew reached Havre in open boats
'hey declare they witnessed the detraction
of the American ship after
heir own vessel had been sunk.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
I have for sale a tract of land conlinjpg
43 acres, bounded North blinds
of Wm. H. Daniel, Jr., East by
:nds of W, H. Daniel and F. F. Gerald,
South by lundu of S. P. Gerrald
nd West by lands of M. A. Gerrald.
No offer considered that is not
tade in writing through the mail.
you desire to purchase this propity
write me what is the best price
ou will pay for it and on what
jrms you would want it. 4 -
Address H. H. Woodward,
Conway, S. C.
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^aturday at HORRY DRUG CO.
Conway, S. C.
LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFF,
?G. 0. P. T.?
I loss's This?
Wo of for One Hundred Dollars Re
sard for uny ease of Catarrh that can
iot bo (*urod by Hall's Catarrh Mehiino.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has boon
a ken by catarrh sufferers for the
mst thirty-five years, and has be:onie
known as the most, reliable remdy
for Cartarrh. Hall's Catarrh
dedieine acts thru the l?lood on the
ducous surfaces, expelling the Poison
rom the Rlood and healing the dis
liseased portions.
After you have taken llalRs Ca,arrh
.Medicine for a short time you
vill see a great improvement in your
general health. Stait taking Hall's
'atarrh Medicine at once and get rid
>f catarrh. Send for testimonials,
Tee.
V. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.?adv.
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War has been simply an excuse for
die high prices of many of the
things we are using. Congress is nrsw
engaged in perfecting legislation
which is intended to check corners in
fcod supplies and the operations of
ruthless speculators during the period
of the war; and this is one of the
greatest things that Congress can
possibly do.
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Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Soret>, Stings of Insects
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THE HORRY HE
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; an important part in
from iIxl- .adverse cone
break of xJie European v
ij still helping to keep
Ihis system with it
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ccive the protection am
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A simple and effective device convc
rolet (Four-Ninety) into the f>0-in.
Ford owners using this atl
away with all steering tie
der complete control eithei
Helps to keep wheels in alinem
ind less gasoline. This attachment
Price for complete set, $15.
If your dealer can't supr
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See them
CONWAY,
AMERICAN AIRMEN
ARRIVE IN FRANCE
Hundred Aviators From Nav^
Flying Corps Ready for Any
War-Like Task.
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Washington?Orie hundred American
aviators from nuvy flying corp
have arrived in France for any dut.%
that may present itself, according t
a statement issued by Secretary Dan
:tds. They are the first of the A titer
can fighting forces to reach France.
The statement adds that Lieut. Kci
neth Whiting commands the corps
which was sent for duty in anti-sub
marine operations, or for any othe
active duty that may be given then
in France. In addition to Lieut. Whit
nig, commanding, the naval officer
in the detachment are Lieut. Virgi
C. Griffin, Alabama; Lieut. Gratta.
O. Pichman, Georgia; Lieut. Godfrey
i). Chevalier, Massachusetts-. Lieut
Whiting is from New York.
AMERICAN STEAMER
HAS BEEN SUNI
Washington, June 12.?The Ameri
can steamer retroute nas oeen sum
by a German submarine. Consula
reports which brought news of tie
disaster today said one boat with 15
men, the third mate and the chic
engineer had been landed and tw<
beats with an unstated number o
men were missing.
The time and place of the attacl
were not given in the dispatches.
The Petrol ite, a tank steamer, firs
figured in the news nearly two year
ago, an attack upon her by an Aus
trian submarine threatening diplo
matic relations between the Vienni
government and the United States.
FOUND SUBMARINE
SHELLING LIFEBOA'
Am American destroyer, on pat re
Dff the coast of Ireland, recent]
came upon a German submairnc she
ing the lifeboats of a ship it had sun
according to survivors of submarine
vessels reaching here today abouv
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the recovery of business
iitions following the outvar.
thirty months ago, and
business on an even keel.
.a immense resources is a
lhe ban!:s which are memsist
them in any financial
.hey may bo called upon l|
money with ?, vou re- fj
j the new facilities which
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'rting a narrow gauge Ford or Chov- l
stndard tread for Southern roads. I
iachment say that it docs
>ubles. Your car will he un
for country or city driving,
lent, easy on tiros, causes more power
; can he put on in one hou.s* time
)ly you, write direct to
DO., Mfrs., Columbia, S. C.
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on his Car
- SOUTH CAROLINA
an American liner. The submarine
disappeared before the destroyer
could get a shot at her and the Arr.|
erican war vessel then rescued 20
Jf urvivors of two ships that had been
i sent down within sight of each other
( taking them to a British port.
The two ships were the Russian
'jbark Lyntoh, from Pcnsacola, and
|-he Norwegian bark Madura, from
i Mobile to British ports.
AUDACIOUS AERIAL
ATTACKS ON TRIESTE
Paris, June 9.?The pii'/.o for she-.r
' audacity and courn : fighting:
goes to a French air suuadron which',
i according to reports tonight, success
' fully made an air raid over Trieste in
i reprisal for the recent Austrian.
, raid over venice.
The French escadrille left Venic<
at midnight one night this week. Disi
regarding the hotest sort of fire from
the Austrian anti-aircraft guns, the
squadron arrived over the Austrian
; ,)( rts early in the morning, swooping
down from great heights to an alii,
tude of .'500 yards. From this place in
. the city, dropped bombs over the faI
nious Lloyds shipbuilding works anO
a number of other buildings and then
ja; if in contempt of the Austrian defenses,
dipped still lower, until thev
were a bare -*>0 yards over the city
^ and bay, darting homeward. They
returned to Venire at 2:-F> a. rn., the
entire squadron intact and uinjured.
flunU 11 aha
uuu i naveudimiu |
One efficient way to remove
nasal catarrh is to treat its cause
which in most cases is physical
weakness. The system needs
more oil and easily digested
liauid-food, and you should
take a spoonful of
scorn
EMULSION
onrfi m*al fn Annrli tmitv
liawt %V V?M /W?M
r blood and help heal the sensitive
membranes with its pure
oil-food properties.
> The results of this Scott's
y Emulsion treatment will
l surprise those who have used
k irritating snuffs and vapors.
4Get the Genuine SCOTT'S
IMPORTANT FACTS
REGARDING S0H33LS
To ti*e Trustees ;tn ! Tin nr. of the
Public Schools o* I?or. y v\.u:.ty:
As our school 1 . v, re so.?.e\.hat
changed ;.n<i r.ew on..; enacted by t ne
I (lencral A. scmbl;. L t its ir. t ocssici.
1 am writing you through the cclumns
of the county papers in regard
to some of them.
State aid for the extension of
schools has not been changed. If the
j regular school funds (this does not
(include special taxes) are not suf|
ficient to run a school five months
! the State will give a sum equal to the
! special tax raised ;n the district. A
J school can not rociove over one hunj
died dollars from this source. If an
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I v?.11,i nui u .vucc: mis ii special lax ot
| eight mills tor current expenses aim
enrolls between twenty-live and fifty
pupils for each toucher employed, tie
State will furnish from the equalization
fund aid sufficient to run tin
I st honl seven menths after the fu; d
j of the district (including the exte sior.
aid) has heen oxiiiu '?? d.
Under the Ultra 1 ilraded Sclu ol Ac
if a school enroll; not, fewer than t'if
ty pupils and not ovei < ne hunclre
witli an average at < da: vo of v.
fewer than thirty, and h-vio: a pec: '
tax of not less than loir' ar.d cm
pleves two teachers or six month.s,
u si.all roc tic.' two lumd.ed dollars
state aid. Schoob el thit* elass ean
tun spven montl s if a special tux < f
eight mills is levied. All the money
need.ed to do so will he furnishc-u
from tiie equalization fund.
When it school enro'ls net fewct
than seventy-five pupils and not ovei
one hundred and fifty with tin average
attendance of not fewer than
felly, and levies a special tax of not
less than four mills, and employs
three teachers for seven months, if
shall remove ?hroe hundred dollar
state aid. Schools complying with tie
ill'nvo cnnil 1 < I <_ il-.-A ? ?
?. v.'ii.uwviin, i .\( i |h uuii ?. ncy
!ack sufficient fund? to run seven
months can secure enough help fioinj
the equalization fund to enable th.ern
to do so it' they have a special tax
of eight mills. i
When a school enrolls not fewer
than one hundred pupils and not ovei
two hundred with ar. average attendance
of not fewer than sixty, and lev-1
ies a special tax of not less than fou
mills, and employs four teachers I'o. '
seven months it shall receive fou:
hundred dollars state aid. Schools'
complying with tin* above condition
except that they lack sufficient fund.to
run seven moi ths can he helped
from the equalise, tion fund to do so.
if they levy a special tax of eight
mills.
When a school enrolls not fcwi i
than one hundred and twenty-five
and not over two hundred and fifty
pupils w ith an average at to. dance 01
not fewer than seventy-five, and lev
ies a special tax of not less than fourj
mills, and employs five teachers fo. j
seven months, it shall receive fiv
hundred dollars state aid under th j
Rural Graded School Av.t. Sch ol.
complying with these conditions ex- '
cept that they lack sufficient funds!
to run the required time shall h< ,
helped from the equalization fund t? i
run the seven months ii they ievy |
special tax of eight mills.
. A school receiving aid under the
Rural Graded Act must be taught ir. j
a comfortable and sanitary building,
and provided with the minimum
equipment provided by the State j
Hoard of Education. i
A school receiving help from the
equalization fund must not pay!
its principal over seventy-five dollars
per month, nor any assistant teacher)
holding a first grade certificate over)
fifty dollars, nor one holding a second)
grade over forty dollars, nor one
holding a thiid grade over thirty dob
la rs.
If it is possible to make you)
school term longer or to increase
your teaching force, take advantage
of the liberality of our lawmakers
and do so. See in which class your
school ought to be and if it does not
comply with the conditions necessary
to put it there, make the change*
needed. If we only try to help ourselves
the State will certainly help
us. The State superintendent of Education
says that this may be the
last year that State aid for school
buildings will be obtainable. I'll
be only too glad to serve you in any
way possible after the first of July.
?M. J. Bullock.
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Major General Leonard Wood, commander
of the department of the
southeast, United States Army, arrived
in Columbia from Birmingham
to be tho guest of the city at an elaborate
reception and demonstration
given to his honor.
The Florence U. S. N. Recruiting
office hears that electricians are badly
wanted as Radio operators to be
enlisted in class four naval reserve,
for service in class two.
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Piles Cured in 6 lo 14 Days
1 Yo"'- druggist vrill rrfutid money if PAZO
C) "?YM l?f-T f?itn to curt- wuvchhc of Itching.
B ?:<1 Uicrditie or Protruding Pile* in 6to Mdays.
*Lc fcrt.1 application given Kustasd Kent. 50*
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Life Insurance
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D. A. Spivey W. B. King
H. H. WOODWARD,
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
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R. B. SCARBOROUGH
Attorney at Law, (
CONWAY. S. 0. 9
WILLIAM EUGENE KING, M D
Physician and Surgeon '
Office in Plr.tt Drug Co.
AYNOR,. - - - S. C.
CHAS. R. SCARBOROUGH
CONWAY, .SOI 1H CAKOL1NA
Complete Waterworks, Steam Hotwajtter
and Hot Air Heating Plants V
INSTALLED ANYWHERE ,
Only Plumbing and Heating goods
and material of highest quality used.
Full line of Tub, Toilet, Lavatory,
Sink and other Bathroom Accessories
and rep*;"< on hand at all times.
Plu * 1 t?ng and Heating.
PUT HOT WATER AND
; HEAT IN YOUR HOUSE
S. P. HAWES
Auto Supplies, Fancy Groceries
Ajax Tires, guaranteed 6000
miles.
PHONE 57.
QUICK DELIVERY.
T. B. LEWIS,
Atty. and Connccllor at Lav
JONWAY, - - - S. C.
DR. J. D. THOMAS
Physician and Surgeon '
LORIS, S. C.
J. 0. Norton E. S. C. Baker
NORTON & BAKER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
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IX M JUN(i LAUNUHY,
CONWAY. S. C,
Beginnintr Jul> 1st. 1913 '
A.I! persons must Lane MCKets for
<ork left here. Possitively
*ork delivered until ticket is pre?"
rented. Laundry not c died Tot in
tfl days will be sold for charges.
LUM JUNG
j J. M. JOHNSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER
Marion, S C.
i Railroad, City and Land Surveying;
and Drainage. Road-building e?
Sewer* Draughting and Blue Printing
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W C SINGLETON ? '
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Conway, S. C.
Office up Stairs Buck Building
DR. 6.1. LEWIS
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Over Norton Drug Company
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