The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 26, 1917, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, JULY 2G, 1917
' Down with Kaiserism.
o
None of the boys who go to France
will be "slackers."
o
The German Kaiser has claimed to
be in League with the Lord.
o
If we could only get what we
want!
(i
Efficiency is the tiling that
most wanted in this age.
o
Many a strong man has lost out
when he challenged all other strong
men of the world.
o
While fruits an vegetables are
plentiful is the time to stow them
away in cans, ,
T ' - o
The time may soon come wlms
even the Kaiser will go with a hun
gry stomach.
The time is very near when a biscuit
in some European countries wi !
be worth more than a rapid fire gun,
4* - ?Most
of those out of jobs today belong
to a class who do not really
want any regular place to fill.
The Kuiser said before the wai
that he was not responsible for hi
conduct to any hut one, and he was
Clod Almighty. May his punishmon
tome strong and sure, though <
course it is not for us to judge hin
in that respect.
?tv??
The surplus 'fruit and vegetable
raised by the farmers of this countr
must now be preserved in jars an
tarts, or else their efforts to aid tli
country in war will be without an
great results.
? ?o? 1
While the cotton crop in this s<
tion of the country is said to be
pretty good condition taken as
whole; experts say that the acreaj
has been greatly reduced and t1>
we will have a short crop. There
this consolation in that,?we will g
a better price for the crop by reas
of its being short.
o
The war brings a tax burden tli
will not be lifted for many a yet
but no people on earth ever pj
money more cheerfciily than the p<
pie of the United States, will ha
up this tax money in settlement
the war debts of this country. T1
U the hind of country we like ;
*rc willing to work and fight for.
HORRY'S FIRST QUOTA
FROM FOLLOW!NO LIST
(Continued fiom 1)
Cool Spring, S. C.
(17(? -Small, Tyler, Conway., S. C.
27.V Johnson, Henry Uailt'onl.
r\>? ney, S. C.
;,()<)?Goldfinch, Willie McJntyre,
Conway, S. C.
1185?Vaught, Forest Furnie, Nix.\n\'il)(>
Sn ( '
U,M
">(?4?Jones, Van Huron, Conway,
S. C.
21(W>?Graham, Franklin Hrook.
Nichols, S. C.
945?Hardee, Arthur Arren,
Longs, S. C.
1913?Hewitt, Thos. Tiedennan,
Allsbrook, S. C.. H F L) No. 1.
59(>?J unison, Tom, Conway, S. C.
1 2(>7?Fowler, John Kelly, Loris,
S. C.
2148?Stalvey, Kenite Summerfield.
Myrtle Leach, S. C.
5 2(1?Hardwick, Thos. Asberry.
{ Conway, S. C.
1495?Laker. John Gary, Allen, S
C., K F 1> No. I.
548?Hardee, Finery, Fairtrahe, S
J C
12(> Hugirins, Rupert, Avnor, S
! <\
(>7D?Sessions, F;ank William.
) Conway. S. C.
127,7?Flliott, Brook Harvey, Ta.
' bor., N. C.
7S4?Mi shoo, Stanley. Allsbrook.
j S. C.
I 1732?Inman, W m Oscar, W anv
j pee, S. C.
703?Ford, Lewis, Allsbrook, S. C.
107?Graham, Pern Isoni, Avnor
I S. C.
17)40?Herring. Brook, Allen. S. C.
17)03?Hewitt. Jos. WiniJtdd, Ham.
i mend, S. C.
2091)?Mincy, Fletcher M^rriam,
Lcris, S. C.
I 1309?Watson, James Bruce, Tabor.
X. C.
010?Mishoe, J. Thurman, Conway,
S. C.
373?Anderson, Henry S., Conway.
s. c.
1070?Tompkins, John Whiteford
Jcrdanville, S. C.
1200?Fowler, Archie McKay, Boris,
S. C.
iitu IT ? ).ii u,.4'
j o;? i ? nuruNNR K, ni'in DCIIR
Conway, S. C\. K F I) No. 3.
775?Hanelson, Albert Bertie
Allsbrook, S. C.
j 486?Faulk, Jesse Frank, Conway
i S. C.
69*2?Tompkins, John Fwrniai
I Conway, S. C.
GOO?Lewis, Doctor Dowell, Conway,
S. C.
1986?McRav, Ben, Bucksport, S.
C
810?Todd, Artie, Allsbrook, S. C.
1539?Sessions, Luc Roy, Allen
S. C.
1G82?Brown, Joseph, Aaron, Lit
tie, River, S. C.
507?Graham, Rob't. Spurgeon
Vina, S. C.
309?Dixon, James Flagg, Cool
Spring, S. C.
\ 437?Cochrpn, Joseph Cephas, Con
' way, S. C.
1*324?Marlow, Gilbert Clyde, Fan
Bluff, N. C. ?
604?Lewis, Eldon, Conway, S. C
43?Lanior, Paul, Allen, S. C.
( 2187?Small, Latan Curtis, Nichols,
S. C.
1763?Tharpe, SamM Thos., Little
River, S. C.
lf>48?Anderson, Timothy Bradley
Hammond, S. C.
1264?Fowler, Charlie, Tabor, N
1 C.
1066?Kdv, James, Nichols, S. C.
924?Bellamy, Charlie MeU',.,
Longs, S. C.
j 420?CollieSi [ 00 Hoy, Conway,
iOll?Lane, Martin Luther. Gall
i ,
' vants r (Mtv, S. C .
1178?Parker, Muck Lemuel, Nix
. onville, S. C.
"til (?au.,e. Edward, Conway, 8
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23*4?Thomas, Wm. Honrs
' M y rtle Bquch, S. ('.
11 i 433?Cannon, Walter, C tnwav,
|c.
1329?Norris, Neal, Tabor, N. (
10?Booth, Willie McLauren, A
:>'! Ion, S. C., U F I) No. 1.
'' 1045?-Williams, Walter, Galivan
10 Ferry, S. C?
y 1031?Stephens, Charlie, Gal
vants Ferry, S. C.
1705?Dowdy, Clinton, Little Ri
y- or, S. a
;n 1331?Norris, Vollie, Green Sea,
a C.
?c 1085?Bellamy, Luther Mahlc
Tattle ftiver, S. C.
ic f 1 1 ?trvi'i ? a 1/ i n
4?7?r riena, wiuiam Aiireu, vo
et | way, S. C.
on] 1282?Grainger, ChadbdUrn, 1
! bor, N. 0.
j 1323?Loupo, Gordoh Mc Swa
,at Green Sea, S. C.
*!*' 1847?Perry, Rob't. Franklin, L<
il(l is, S. C.
30j
797?-Shannon, Gertie, Alisbro
of s- Ciat
! 140?Jones, Wm. Irving, C
ind t Spring, S. C.
' (Continued on Page Five.)
THE HORRY HERALD, CONWJ
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I The People
I has sold since the opening over one hum
age of above 20c per lb. These figures ;
done it and the many satisfied customei
I July 19th our Sale averaged 22 1our
floor thai day.
Messrs. Oakley & Kirby, the manai
I have spent their entire lives in the heart
They know the value of every leaf of tol
will he overlooked. They intend to pro
to buy the tobacco and ship it away th
tioneer, who sold your tobacco at Mullin
n
|gj excellent judge of tobacco, will start yo
I alone ought to be enough to satisfy evei
bacco at the Peoples Warehouse. The
g since our opening:
I J. L). Shannon made average of 26c for lo
L. I). Tharp, 380 lbs at 26 l-2c per lb.
A. T. Todd, 300 lbs at 26c per lb.
Watts & Gerrald. 105 lbs at 26c per lb.
H. M. Stevens, 330 lbs at 26c per lb.
J. R. Thompson, 610 lbs at 25c per lb.
A. C. Skipper, 404 ibs at 25c per lb.
11 earl & Roberts. 130 lbs at 25c per lb.
I Jesse Ilardwick, 50 lbs at 27c per lb.
N. B. Johnson, 570 lbs at 26c per lb.
J. A. Calhoun, 270 lbs at 27c per lb.
W. J. Barker, 328 lbs at 28c per lb.
Peoples Toba
I CONW
! Many autom
I passing throng'
mtSk1 Sts.tc, the occ
I ben t.
mMmaW ::^9 M
Sj?wm?SW4a5 _ &^nBr ^ HE3KoH8S?M8
Just fifteen more days tc
gat your jewelry at cost, and B
don't forget we sell the Edi- I
son re-creation. Don't be I
foaled with substitutes, get I
the genuine article. Call and I
be convinced of all skeptic- I
ism. The Edison actually re- 9 y+\ B
produces the voice. I ?
ii? I ?1
i. ESTKAY NOTICE.
rpiLTH
' I and
v Strayed from my place about one 1 today in
On/i /I ?i 1*1/ r/i/1 nnur ein/l r/u J yOUf fclD
s summer <
and white pided bull calf. Cow.s fl The fly 1
>n mark under square and under bit in I naon? c
right ear, and crop and under bit in fl
,r,. left, with points of horns sawn off. I
Reward to any one locating them. I
'a- Notify I ?
A. M. SARVIS, I
in, 3t-75 Tabor, N. C. - I This woi
0 I to feed
B privy or
or WANTED?1,000 cords of wood, I clean hii
?Quattlebaum Light & Ice Co., Con- I red D
pk way, S. C,?adv. I ditioning
o RED D!
1 Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System | contains
The Old Standard rmrrul strengthening tonic. I
iROVK'S TASTRl.F.SSckill TONIC, drives out WM. I
f alalia,enriches the Mood.and builds up the sys,cm.
A true tonic. For adults and children. 50c. HHHHHHHI
- v, s. c.
is Warehouse |
dred thousand pounds of Tobacco at an aver- I
are not stuffed. Our books show that we have B
rs of our warehouse attest the above facts. B
2c per pound for over 20,000 pounds sold on
gers of the Peoples Warehouse, are men who B
of the old tobacco belt of Morth Carolina.
jacco sold on their floors and mark you, none |
tect the farmers of Horry County if they have i
emselvcs. Mr. Scogcjins, our noted auc- |jj
aw
s year before last, and who is known as an H
K
ur tobacco right near its worth. This fact &
wene that it is to their interest to sell to- j|
following are some of the sales we have made g
ad. J. R. Thompson, 570 ll>s at 25 l-2c per II) ^
L. G. Mux, 204 lbs at 27 l-2c per lb. E
\\ . H. Sessions, 1.020 lbs at 27c per lb.
Watts & Gerrald 324 lbs at 25c per lb. B
I.. m. i\Mvis. 310 lbs at 25c per lb. gS
R. B. Roberts, 366 lbs at 25c per lb. Eft
A. C. Skipper, 440 lbs at 27c per lb. 1?
Hearl & Roberts, 470 lbs at 26c per lb. i?
Jesse Hard wick, 746 lbs at 26c per lb. m
Harris & Dorsey, 480 lbs at 27c per lb. |g
J. A. Calhoun, i24 lbs at 27c per lb. B
W. J. Parker, 800 lbs at 32c per 11). S
rnn Ularohmiro 1
uuu naibiiuuog i
AY, S. C. i
obile parties are now J. W. Ashburn spent several day
h this secti< n of th.- j? Conway last wee k on business,
upanls on vacation
m ? m . m The Quinine Thit Does Hot Affect The Hea
Ik-cause of its tonic ami 1 xative effect, I.AXA
. . TIVK liKOMO QUININK is better than ordinnr
pps ot JOi'Mnnvil.C wai Quinine and does not cause nervousness no
hutMrw oc. l.-tw I, rinjfinK in hea?l. Remember the full name am
UU^.n.BS .. Lk VOCh. look, for the signature of VJ. W. GROVK. 25c
SYLVA COLLEC IATE INSTITUTE
SC^NFRY \ N n HKAI/'M
i school in the heart of the mountains. Great mountain
ive to six thousand fe t hi^h. can be seen from th<* schoo'
re water and bracing mountain air. No malaria. Moun
A trip to the Chero'iee Indian Reservation. A visit t<>
dl, the Iv'yW'st mountain in Eastern America, for thos
COPPSE OF STI'DV.
3 students for life and for entering any college. r< urse
in Piano, Voice, Art, Education, Domestic Scienee, Domcsti'
jnday School, Teacher-training and Missions. A faculty o
R.
>egins August 21, 1917 For catalogue, address
J. C.. INGRAM, Principal, Sylva, N. C.
ii i 11 t
l.?i?n r lies Drqqq
> mm*- k L. /,Xr///7/&Z? ? IIMI m
then come into your home
MEANS DISEASE and flies are born in filth, feed on filth
carry filth with them wherever they alight. Flies hatching
an outhouse, stableyard or in garbage, may bring distress to
illy later on in the summer. They may bring typhoid fever,
complaint, consumption, mrlaria, or perhaps infantile paralysis.
Is almost the exclusive conveyor of diarrhoea and dysentery
hildren and babies.
Rg&DeVfljye,
'mta Filth and Dnatroya tho Fly Cggm
nderful Lye eats np filth and leaves absolutely nothing for flies
on or breed in. Just sprinkle it once or twice a week in the
outhouse. It does the work. Encourage your neighbor to
i out-house also, because what's good for yours is good for his.
EVIL LYE is also simply wonderful tor making soap, con'
hogs, and for making compost for fertilizer,
EVIL LYE is sold by all grocers. Demand 10c. cans. Ona dime can
more than two nickel cans. fr nil inftfifi
CHIELD MPO. CO., *15 N. 2nd St., ST. LOUIS, MO.
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I CLIP THIS AMD PIN
ON WIFE'S DRESSER
Cincinnati man tcl's how to -i
shrivel up corns or calluses
so they lift off with
fingers.
Ouch ! ? ! ? ! ! This kind of rough
Ilalk will he heard less here in town if
people troubled with corns will follow
the simple advice of this Cincin-^
Snati authority, who claims that a few'
drops of a drug called freezone when
applied to a tender, aching corn or
hardened callus stops soreness at#
once, and soon the corn or calluf:
dries up and lifts right off withoui 2
pain.
He says freezone dries immediately
and never inflames or even irritates
the surrounding skin. A small
bottle of freezone will cost very little
at any drug store, but will positively
I remove every hard or soft corn or v
callus from one's feet. Millions of P
American women will welcome this
announcement since the inauguration
of the high heels. If your druggist* c
doesn't have freezone tell him to order
a small bottle for you.?adv
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* NOTK'K OK SAI.K.
I have for sale a tract of land con?
II taining 1'! acres, bounded North by
" lands of Win. H. Daniel, Jr.. Kast by
| lands of W. H. Daniel and l\ K. (ierb
raid, South by lanels of S. I'. (Jorrald /
I, and West by lands of M. A. Oorrald. ^
R, No offer consielorod tb.ut is hot
'made in writing" through the mail.
B If you desire to purchase this prop|
crtv write me what is the best price
i j you will pay for it and on what
H terms you would want it.
Address II. H. Woodward,
Conway, S. C.
[ ?
I *100 Howard. 51(10.
j The readers of this paper will be
w 1 pleased to 'earn that there i ' at h ast
[ one dread m| disease that science has
^ been abb t<? cure in all its stager- and
j that is catarrh. Cata.irh being great- g
? ly infill'need by constitutional ceneli- 1
[ tions r? quires constitutional treati
mcnt. flail's Catarrh iMcdici) e is t. \
ken internally and ;lmi the
Itlood co the Mucous Surfaces of the
v! System thereby elostroying tin- feiuni
( elation of the- disease, giving the- p.ir
tie nt sti uigth by building up the con
t j stitution anel assisting nature in e|uI
I ing its work. The proprietor; have
J se> much faith in the curative powc is
I of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they
[ offer One Hundred Dollars for any
time > e*" 1 *
v....v ii iiui? 10 euro. Send for
. I list of testimonials.
M Address F. J. CHENEY & CO..
f Toledo, Ohio, bold by all I)rugpi>;t.
1 75c.?adv.
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COPY SUMMONS FOR REUKF.
(Complaint Not Served)
d STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
j County of Horry.
T Court of Common Pleas.
. . George .J. Holliday, Plaintiff,
; Against
, Katie Martin, Fred 1). Martin, ar.il
1 Troy Martin, D 'fondants.
I TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE
1 NAMED:
I YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint
in this action, which has been
i filed in the --r /r'1
i i v v: W1 Utl* V-/11* / K () I L 11 O
"
Court of Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his office at Conway,
S. C., within twenty days after th<V
- , service hereof; exclusive of the day^
- of such service; and if you fail tom
I answer the complaint within the
9! time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
I relief demanded in the complaint.
9< Dated .June 19th, A. D. 1917.
I If. H. WOODWARD,
9 Plaintiff's Attorney.
I To Fred D. Martin and Katie MarI;
tin, absent defendants:
Take notice that the Complaint in
I the foregoing stated action nad the
9 Summons of which the foregoing is a
9 1 copy was field in the office of th*'
9 | Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
I on the 20th day of June A. I)., 1917.
I H. H. WOODWARD,
9 Plaintiff's Attorney.
II W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.)
I C. C. C. P.
I
t
9 Will be in my Office every
I ' -A I
oaiui uay ai tlUnnT UKUG GO.
Conway, S. C.
LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFF, v
I ?G. 0. P. T.? *
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RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sorei*, Stings of Insect*
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price 25c