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* | 5ELL YOUR I lo || The Largest 1 * J iri the ^ a n ifTv ^ & (Lc- a* u in a* *5 | iwmiMni I cedes at fowos SI We buy meal, Cur i: wheat-snorts, horse a and it is reasonable save you money. * WE MENTION JUST A FEW OF I 150 bbls Self-rising flour, (new wheat). 200 Sacks wheat Shorts, (fine for hogs and cows). * 400 Bushels white corn |C>: 400 Bushels Feed Oats 100 Sacks Head Rice 100 Sacks Corn Meal 40 Tubs Compound Lard f 50 Sacks Grit# 25 Sacks Green Coffee 75 Sacks Velvet Bean Meal > I 100 Caddies Plug Tobacco r ?: | I Bring your next loa< i I you can get the highest ] [ where you can get what; i We have what we ac lb cept Hay, and have invo it every day. Loris Gri Vl | WHOL | EtE. LSr THE HORRY HERA m Jr. 'obacco Market I County pOO^ ^ i f11* yoUi* Do don't hove to n. oats, hay. rice, flour. ~ - T nd mule feed in car lots tj suppose that we can THE GOODS WE CARRY IK STOCK I ' I I i 1 Car No. 1 Timothy Hay 1 Car Fertilizer, (Meat Mixture). 75 Sacks Horse & Mule Feed 3 530 lbs Granulated Sugar /\ Big lots of Job Tobacco, Big stock Paper Bags, Cigars, Cig4 ercltcs, Laundry and Toilet Soaps. Everything to eat a!ways on hand at Wholesale prices. Can save you freights from Wilmington, or Charleston. J of tobacco to Loris where I price, and come to our store you want at wholesale prices Ivertise in the above list, exices for two cars, expecting Dcery Co. ESALE ? nith, Mgr. LP, CONWAY, S. C. 1 CHAIRMAN OF BODY S | SENDS OUT LETTER? I >u\i*i R. I ' >ker, of Hartsvillo. si A oairnian of the Sta*o Defease Couu t! < lias issued the following state- )>i ro< at to tiie people of South Cai\- U "The State Cvimcil of Defens-* U] wishes to call attention to several se I features on the present unci prospec I tive situation which seeni to call for ol thoughtful consideration by all of ti I the people of the State, but especial- pi l:ly by the fanners. w i Tremendous advances have recon* ! D 'ly taken place in fertilizer material:- j K B ' nd especially in ammoniates. Tank- ( n; I ^ i ji\ cotton seed meal and Dried a B lllood aie already so high that it ??' I; d ubtful v. hethor they can be prof- 1 | nably used as fertilizing materi 1.-.! c' ? '! his is because these materials are I 11 c ' o and more being us ? 1 as focdj I !' ; live stack, being substituted t 3 ? " xteu.t for corn, w' <. ?t bra;. I\ .!. e. 'i n -re i .v v \u:n y tier i v- i llrs mah rial c;im l.c obtain-d * 1 V v'c <11' rt> !i s a.- ' i ills this situation cecuis to call fo j 1 ; ike ]:lit itin<>- of every a vo of . te'.bh | land and all va "nil corn ridd'os 1 cow peas whirl is 111 o.dy availabb4 ! i! ui ic fo; planting, oi this seas r. j Laic;- co (S-y /.'snb? > 1 .Mil to Oct >- i : I I or lath) it will he advised. .< tI phtnt cover craps in all cf the cotton. The fan < ; who undo; a.and.- Ji ( jj .duation now aid takes all po .ibb I i t< ps to meet it ;r. advaice may b I : ble to carry on his ope rati ns ..ex I witliout contra tin;;- toiIi I b 'V. so heavy as vo endanger his 1 I pr'f it 1. The fr.r/ftor who "lakes rti B thought for the itaorrow" will !> in a I '-cry dif iceil position and may fav I n situation next spring out of whic* ite will bo unaVlo t<> figure a living. W'( trust the people cf the StaU-, will can fully n nsidsr the a bow situation caused by the prospective1 hho'jtuge and. high prices of fertiliz 1 .Mid will tafce all possible s te ps to i U-s.sen ihe threatened danger to our J wgyicul'ture.. Another very difficult problem j ae* n^s to u?s to confront our people., If the State this year produces an \ average ?>r even three quarters of : ; n average cotton nrd tobacco cr -pt 3*nd it wlls at anywhere near present prices, there will be, after debts a e paid, the greatest volume of surplus' money ever known an this Sta!e. Previous periods of unusual prosperity 'have almost invariably been ae; eompanied bv speculation, cxtrava- .1 | gurree a id large investments in new ; ' enterprises. With tbc boll weevil on J ciu threshold and with the war pr< i sen ting a kaleidoscope of problem-j which at my time may reverse tiv j financial outlook, our people sir. ubi j ! show a wise conversatism this fail.' If the present outlook for a profit-' able business is realized it will p I a J?'real :in<l unusual opportunity B | -- v*-. - - - ? * | I S I For Mala |fl 1( is also .in excellent tome. Builds you up ind E' HP makes you well and strong. 1 ones up y<>ui Hi HI, system, increases your appetite In malarial II ' H i countries Qxidme prevents malaria. II you U J?!1!''' luve^a^casc of thills and (ever try Oxidinc. il ^f??ember that Gxidine it I H I \juaranieca. Guaranteed. II it doesn't U W 'IP fi' lp you, you can take the empty bottles luik || B and your druggist will relund lull purchase price B ^ ! lj'"V IW. by BEIIRENS DRUG CO. WT?ui ? all farmers ami business men to 11 ;.y off accumulated debts and to lay fi ide a surplus to meet boll weevil nditions ami other probable connjiencie \ Every man who rea ls and thinks| loulb use aii of bis influence to see lat the prospective prosperity is Jj rope !y utilized and dees not evenlally result in disaster. Waste and tlravairance should ?. ,w"1 l>o:, ami made unpopular by public ntinient. The p:overnmont v ill ur.d ubtedly 'for other issues of bonds fiom M mo to time and a lar^e part of the rofits of our people must po to ard financing the Nation if the war to be successfully conducted. Tlu i cd Cross, the Y. M. C. A. and othoi i ' r\~ atior.a! chanties must be suppo-te 1 x ad supported libc rally. After debts are paid and national .a. cial needs fully attended t< vary dollar not required loi a mo st but comfortable living .-h air b aleh put aside for futu e a e. The Stale Council of C> r: so re's ets ti e 0 -unty C v a ib . til new.- ' upor> and ibe citb. pci.i ; by t. ive the widest posslb c publicity tb h( above .-up: est : .... b ?uth Carolir.. C i..u : of '4 '' ' s . Vy Dav: ! li. C 'r v. t bait .. . CttTY St MMONS iOK SC.IMI'.V. (Cm plaint N. S-Tv IT -TATK OF S t'Til ('AlK LIN A. County e!" 1 I an y. lor. way Puldi: hing- Company, a Cor pe rat ion, Plaintiff. A gainst luliih A. Pitt man. and ,1. Pittmar ( Defendants. : ro Tin: ni*i*;:i >am'ls ap.oyi X A M KIT: VOL' AUK HEREBY SUM;.iONKl , jrd voquhed to mi^w t the complain -v in this action, which !v> been tiled '* ( 11.o office of the Clcik of the Court of , common Pleas, for- the said ( cunt\ avl to .-'^"Vo a copy of your answer ttho said, complaint on the subscriber ( at his off-o n.t Conway, S. C.. witb'.i. ( twentv da < after the : 01 vice Vu-rcot. , | I r-vlu. ive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the com-j, plaint within the Cine iiforesahl, tb: plaint'ff in ihio act ion will apply t< , tlie Court f t i tV-o relief demanded in the complaint. Dated June loth, A. lb 1017. IP Vt. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's A ttovnoy. To Edith A. Pittman and J. J. Pittmarv Absent Defendants: TAKTii NOTICE That the Complaint: ip the foregoing1 stated action and tlhc Summons of which the foregoing, is a copy were filed in the office <nf the Cleric of the Court of Onto to on I'lacs in and for Horry Coun t\\ sit. Conway, S. C., on the Pith da> J of June A. D. 1017. Vv. L. BRYAN. ?P. S.) c. c. c. i\ H H WOODWARD. Plaintif f's Attorney. \V iming on. Nerfh Carol in. : Ch; i lesion, South Carolina, ami P< n a ?hi Florida, have been the har loi;t hi ? empurativc ly of any of tlte ci*ios <> the I'nited States by the (,;.c ::ti of the loot 1 tru^t d niny the part e 'ears marked by t!ie Europe r ' a . !\io economic condition creat d In i th.e war has been cspr,:al!y n tic : able in thsce cities in di.-astrous e feet. A Bed of Fever I old fashioned ague is hard to . irff id of, but Oxidinc docs it. T his dcrful medicine knocks the ma- ' germ right out. It will help as it has helped thousands of ' k rs. \Yc have many testimonials || - ^" ^*!^ m ? ? THBEB I IflLL NOT JOIN IN ~ I PARIS CONFERENCE I nitcd States Declines Invitation of Allied Governments >? 0 DIRECT INTEREST IN THE DISCUSSIONS Ills Action Docs Not Indicate a Permanent Policy, .M * However. \Ya/aMilton.?The In' c.l States l?v oniciallr invited hy the il t;vv "nmonts to pa>\n- pate in . 1 -a i < :1 v or.!? < !?.' t > i>c heliI I'ari some t ine t' math, b.it dob t' :.t ! osont if 1 v fi.l-t ' - ' ' ' I ' ' ]"t 11 .if v. ; i ? \va a,"t i> i: .!y on ; " tie' at the < : tot t : t \. ' t is i; " ( v. ; i ; oi l. ?. ( 'at V" oat, \v a - ot t? in take :*a an a <ina a ' a o : tianttnt j>o!i y. T t haii:. con -ace was stated i thi invitation v b< laiy'y m'liar v and mum > ?> ' - ??" -- ...? hi : ?. i u?iiion. I t Red Stales at present has no ..el interest >n that question as : 1!eeti'v: - on war p ans, it was laled, ? m >pt il i?aets on the ho v war situation. It is not dcem d mves^ary for II.is eountry to inerfere in military ami diplomatic eestions with which it has no inure? liat< concern, r v SIMMONS rr,K RELIEF (Complaint Not Served. 1 Court of Common Picas STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. Palmetto Grocery Company, Plaintiff vs. Did. ury Watts and Pert Watts, Do tend ants. PO THE 1) K V K N1> E NTS Du bu r y Watts and Pert Watts: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and requited to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the offiee of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas or the said County Mild ii\ < * -- - yy'Vi 1,1 your answer l > the said complaint on the nub-* .0.riber at his office in M.ul'ion, South, Carolina, witliin twenty (lavs filter tia service hereof, exclustvo of the day of such service ami if you fail to answer ihc complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. \Y. K. STACK HOUSE, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated May 21st, 1917. To the Absent Defendants, Dubury Walts and Pert Watts: TAKE NOTICE That the complaint in the above stated action was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Horry County on the 21st day of May, 1917, and that you are < quired to answer the same as set forth in the foregoing summons. W. E. STACK HOUSE, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated this May 21st, 1917. ORDER FOR APPOINTMENT .OF (I CARPI tN AO LITEM. Court of Cumin or. Pleas. STATE OF SOU TH CAROLINA, County of Horry. Palmetto Grocery Company, Plaintiff vs. ' ihury. Watts ami Bert Watts, Deli ndants. O > reading and filing the petiiton ' 1 the p 1:iintit*f in the above stated .. for the appointment of a (Juarini Ad Litem for tin? infant defendnt Bert Watts, on motion of W. F. !t: ebhouse, Attorney for the IMainiff, it is OHDKHK1) That A. K. Wait he, ltd he is hereby appointed Ciuardian Ai Litem of the infant defendant ' rt Watts for the purpose of this rtion, unless within ten days after ie st rviee of a eopy of this order pon hint, lie, or sonte one in his herd f shall procure to he appointed a uardian Ad Litem foi the said inmt defendant; that ii copy of this dor shall be served upon the said A Xtf ' ' * * i-i'i wans, infant defendant by the ihlication thereof in the Horry Her1, a newspaper published in the vunty and State aforesaid, once a t k for six wet ks. VV. L. BUY AN, Clerk of Court, llorry County, ted May lllst, 11)17.