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Hlig STOMACH TROUBLE -r JOR SI* TEARS Tills How Acid Iron Mineral Brought Relief After Specialists Failed ^RATEFUL FOR A-I-M Suppose you hail been a sufferer fiom stomach trouble for six years ^ and specialists had operated on you without success. Read what this nu-.n says about his trouble. "Kor six yours 1 endured the most intense suffering from gastritis and intestinal inflamation. 1 had received treatment from the best specialists and had two operations performed, one for appendicitis and the other for an exploring operation, but tjlpilher did me any good. Indeed 1 v as permanently injured during ih first operation, making mo liable to! hernia at any time if 1 evet overlift or strain myself. My physician told me that my ease was hopeless and 1 was on the point of dispair." "I learned of what Acid Iron .Mineral was doing for others and as a last resot t 1 determined to give it a trial. The results were wonderful. j 1 have been completely cured oi j ,stomach and into * i n:il trouble ny, t/iis wonderful remedy. Had 1 known'<tg it sooner these operations coult j have been avoided. That was thaw?. years ago and I have enjoye<l per. feet health and been able to work continuously ever since. Word? arc inadequate to express the grr.t itude j I fe<d for what your Acid Iro^i Min-1 oral has done for me," says Mr. K. A. Kirby, (5105 Elbcrhart Av<%. Chicago, ib. The above remarkable ^testimonial ! is I nit one of the many rcceiveo praising this tiuly wonderful product of nature's. Many tell of taking A-I-M after being- given up by doc| tors and receiving relief from its use. In fact many '.imitors are now prescribing it. A trial w ill cons nice j you of its worth. At all reliable .druggists in f>(,\ j and $1 sizes, o NWJIC.E. By virtue -of authority vestde in u. ' by the County .Board of Kducation, we the muleraigned will hold an election at Athens School building Thursday, Aajtfust 9, 1917, foi tie-, purpose of voting four (4) add U!' tional mills !<> supplement the schoo.1 funds of D.irrtict No. (>. J'oJls opev > at 8 a. m. and close at 4 p. m. .B. F. Harrelson, 1 * Hesekiah Hinson, S. K. Williamson, 2t. TRUSTEES. ! o _ j J. H. Jjf.w.is, of Jordanvillc was an] Conway od business one day Jaist j week. J. H. Atkinson of Jordanvii3u .S.J C., was iv Conway on business skv- ! eral days? ilast .week. o ( TRESPASS NOT KB. All persons arc forbidden arid v J penalty law to bunt, trap, ?,r 'i:. any way trespass upon lands ol Juhja I J- Grant in Socastee township. f S. ii. SINGLETON, Agent. 81?pd. ? :notice. By virtue of authority vested in us by the Count) Board of Education, 1 we the trustee of School District No. 81 will hold an election at Sidney School .House Thursday, August 9, 1917, for the purpose of voting or a special "tax oj eight mills on aP , i</if) \ n n / I >\/? i*o/\ im.i I ?a ? > ' cum ja:i nunai jnujjui "I .><liu , school district to supplement for' school purposes. Polls open at fcj i\. m., and close at 4 p. m. * A. B. Bell, Hujgh Johnson, 21. TRUSTEES. TOBACCO GROWERS Tobacco is selling higher m Mullins than ever before. We made the highest Kale today, Monday, July 23rd, that we ever made in the his. tory of our business. Will make it to your intercut to sell with us. Very Truly, Neal-Dixon & Co. STRAYED?One white cow and yearling, with red pidos, marked swallow fork in right ear. Cow had hell on. Suitable reward for infVjrmation as to whereabouts. M. *iF. STRICKLAND, Allsbrook, S. C. Route No. 2?adv?3t-pd. No. 666 Tbic to prescription prepared apcdilff lor MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. Five or lis dom will break any cue. end if taken then at a tonic the Fever will not return. It acta on the liver better than Calomel end doe# not fripe or eickeo. 25c HORRY'S FIRST QUOTA FROM FOLLOWING LIST (Continued from Page Four.) 1536?Smith, William W., Allen, ' S. C li)22?Smith, James Colon, Shell, S C. 1723?Cause, David, Wampee, S. C 1771)?Bellamy, Irvin, Loris, S. C. 123(5?Durham, Jr., John P., Green Sea, S. C. I ooah uriiu.w.i.K.. Mo/' II >* lUVUi^UU > , VI [illUd 1UVV M Nichols, S. C., It L D No. 3. 2011?Thompson, Herbert, Bucksville. S. C. 432?Carter , Wheeler, Burcol, S. C. 18?Dorman, Jesse Onan, Adrian, S- C. 002 -ltoberts, (leo. McKenney, Con \voy, S. C. 927?Carter, Jesse Polien, Longs, S. C. ! 1484?Todd, Mack Herboit, Allsbrook, S. C. 7b!) 11cinin^way, Oscar, Conwa.* , S. C. ' i i 1751 ? Pormenter, Wm. Luther, | Wampee, S. C. 001 ? Lnpo, Harvey Lesion, Con-I wav, S. C. [> ! 1322- Lupo, C /j-nie Andei-so:"!, Ta j l VT / ' :hii , \. v . 1140 Staekhouse, Alex Morrell. Nichols, S. ('. 1 lO.'l Hill, Hurith Maberry, Ta i bor, N. C. 2219? Ward, Sam, Wampcc, S. C. 1 .'195?Cannon, Thos. Millard, Conway, S. C., K F 1) No. 2. 000?McKay, George, Conway, S. j C. 182?Winburn-, John Stout, Galivnnts, Ferry, S. C. 1771 ? Wright, Jr., Ben, Litltle Riv. or, S. C. :> 12?Grainy *r, Win. Kelly, Con way, S. C. 40?AJ iskxwo, Mack Bttmicl, Alls brook, S. C., K F I) No. 1. 102?? JAnge, Porloy Sheppard, Gallants Ferry, S. C. 16f>J?Johnson, Joss*- Furman, Jo: ilanvilh , S. C. 1 Oftf4?Hammond, W in. M?7.< *v Nicbtflls, S. C. .")?Small, Nmihaniel, Burgess & C MfiXtt?Todd, J?<tk Walter, Allen. S C. .222?Grainger, J.uther Evans, Alls' Wook, S. C., K f I) No. 3. 20G0?Powell, 'Charlie Wade, Nac;todls, S. C. 1441?Singleton, Sam Harper. (Lucksville, S. C 117?Graham, Charlie Hejoekialfc, (Jalivants Fern S. C. 2.'1.'10?Mrowau.. Geo. Dewey, Adyrlih-j Reach, S. C. 002?Lewis, Mac. .VkOleiJari, C?orn I way, S. C. 390 ?Maker, K. S. C.t Conway, S 'C.ij 22:;;i?StrkHttiand, Labsor, Nkhob-, I S, C., R K D No. 75?Meaty, Willie, Galivant* F<?: ry, S. C., K 3' 1) No. 3. 1818!?G)ii'h>:in, John Daw^ey, ILor is, S. C. 772?Ilavritec, Thason Gratiire, A ' * ? brook, S. C. 1450?TirWhill, Wm. Murrain, Coti -' way, S. C\, R F I) No. 2. 721?Whitr, Henry, Conway, S. C.; 780?Mishce , James Dozif.tr. AJl?>- t brook, S C. 1549?MeVhrmy, Fredic Carro'il,; Hammond, iS. C. 1470?Stevens, Dan Yopp, ATA*- 1 brook, S. C. 280?Marti* , .John Henrv, Fonvev, j S.C.' ^ ' 2822?Gore, Edgar H. McMillan., I Wampoe, S. C. 1292?Harrison, Gureny Bislvonvj. Tabor, N. 0. 972?Cril>b, Willis Solicitor, Gall- ' vants Kerry, S.. C. 983?Flowers, James Hamilton, Galivants Kerry, S. C. 757?Gause, JiUrklin Rodin, Alls-j brook, S. C. 900?Rest, A llie, May field, Gal-j' ivants Kerry, S. C. j, 808?Johnson, Thos. Gatlin, Galiv.ants Kerry, S. C. 2280?Strickland, Abandon, Nicho1,s, S. C., R K D No. 3. 2S32?Johnson, Norton Albert, Cool Springs, S. C. 2090?Gerald, 1/ocian Calmetus, AllsVook, S. C., R F D No. 2. 379?Brown, Tho*. Jefferson, Myrtle Beach. S_ C. 150)0?Fowler, Mcnwvry, Myrtle j Beach, S C., R F D No. 2. j 542?Heminway, James, Conway, 3 S. C. < 2107?Stevens, Willie Davis, Alls- 1 brook, S. C., R F D No. 2. I 194?Cooper, Chas. Listen, Galivan||p Ferry, S. C. 874?Rabon, .Gilbert, Justice, S. C. 552?Inman, Luther, Conway, S C. (Continued on Page Eight.) COLDS & LaGRIPPE 5 or 6 doses 600 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Colds & LaGrippe; it acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not dripe or sicken. Price 25c. THE HORBY HERA I bacal and Mrs. l\ A. Burroughs was over "n j the city from the Summer home at' Myrtle eBach, i ne day last week. * There were huge sales of tobacco last week on the Conway markets, and it brought vc ry satisfactory prices on all the floors. Sherwood Callahan of North Carolina spent several days here last week on business. 9 Large stock Head Rice offfli O A n i ? - ? _ - - ici lur o.uu nunareci. 5,0UU lbs Granulated Sugar special price. Loris Grocery Co., Ed. L. Smith, Mgr.?adv * * * * * <?~. Mr. Rate of the Ward-Rate Com-1 pany of Georgetown, S. C., visited' Conway on business last week. ? ? * * * Miss ftvleyn Little spent several days here with relatives ami friends last week. Mrs. Cork field of Warn pee, S. C.. spent some time in Conway last week. Mr. and .Mrs. II. 1\ Holmes an-;! children of Vidalia, (la., spent several days with friends and relatives here and in the county last week. 4 Car 8-3 meal mixture, fine for second application. Loris Grocery Co., Ed. L. Smith, 1 Mgr?adv ***** Mr. and Mrs. A. 15. (inrren arc now occupying the new cottage recently finished next door to Mr. and Mrs. John K. Watson, on Main! Street. The new home is located on a corner lot formerly occupied by the! home \'<J former sheriff, R. CI. Se? sions. Doy;er Tisdalo spent la t Sunday with friends at .Murrclls Inlet. ..... Miss Edna Earle Spivoy is viritin& friends at Wedgefield, S. C. % 4 * * m It is high time for the txVbacco ""warehouse nien and the business men "with thern to get togeth* r ami ?do all they possibly can to build the Conway tobacco market, . It was reported several limes >y that the bridge across the Fem. ?? ? ? uee at Ualivants Ferry, S. (Cwas down;'but later it was stated that while this was false as to I "ho Vridge being- down; yet some 'had hole in 'the swamps beyond G^Hvants Fer,-y, made the place almost irriTpav.5-able. * * Part of the matemdf; awe 011 ttw Vgiound for the evocVavn -of Vic new residence of Will A. FneenKm on the vacant lot purchaswl by Vm some years ago on the -corner <of Veatv I | Street and 5th Avenrie- It will he modern dwelling in all pe^-pects. Miss Bessie llurbagc ?Cl Florence.} is visiting friends and avlativc-s in] the city. V. C. Parker of Simpson Creek was in Conway a short time last Friday on his way to tab*- an active duty with Uncle Sarrc'^ mavy. He was accompanied here by his brother! and sister. S. J. G. Milligan of Dogwood Neck township was here the letter part ol last week. VM. M. Hedrick went to Wilmington, N. C., on business last Saturn a..returning here the first of the week. Save $ 1 65.00 for the boys' or girls' expenses nine months, Horry Indus-! trial School, or .$;">() for Tuition Bookkeeping Dept. Or perhaps its Stenography, Civil Engineering, etc Write for plan to reduce expenses and Catalogue, S. C. Morm, Horry. S C. Next session begins Sept 11th. A practical education at mod-I erate c ost.?adv?2t-pd. 0. G. M in shew of Florence, S. C., was in Conway one <lay last wwk. 00000 Velvet Bean Meal, Shorts, Horse and Mule Feed always on hand. Loris Grocery Co., Ed. L. Smith, MgrO?adv The oldest Amer THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURA W. B. Coxe, J F. F. Covington Bullock R. M. Bulk J>, CONWAY, S. 0. ' Personel I E. T. Wooten, an attorney 01 tinLumberton bar, spent some time here last Wednesday on business. C. E. Barker, former auditor of Horry County, spent some time her* recently. F. E. Wilson of Pittsburg1, Pa., arrived in Conway last week to remain here for some time on business relating to the Conway Lumber Company, in which he is interested. ***** Car white corn, Car No. 1 Timothy Hay just arrived. Get our urices nnd cnvo r?/\?A*r Loris Grocery Co., Ed. L. Smith, Mgr.?adv ... Mrs. J. A. Stone, of Little River was in Conway one day last week. Frank Thompson of the l". c>. Ainu sp at several days here last week. \V. 11. Cap). was back in Conway recently to fill !iis psoition with the Tobacco Warehouse C unpany. All of the tobacco growers are coming out well with their 'o'-aoro crops. Just as we said. 5,0 00 lbs lard at attractive jirices. Loris Grocery Co., Ed. L. Smith Mgr.?adv ? * * * * ? T. T. Klliot and family arc spending the summer at My rite Beach. W. VV. .Jones, and sister, Miss Maigurel Jones, of Mullins, S. C'.. passed through Conway last Saturday en route to Myrtle Beach to spend a few days. W. H. Stone was here one day last week on business. * * Hearings were conducted here last week before a notary public as commissioner, taking the testimony of several prominent citizens to be nsed in the trial of a case in the courts of Florida. The testimony was wanted concerning people who I lived in this section many years ago. Sell your tobacco in Loris where you can get the highest prices for your tobacco, and wnere you *can get your groceries at "Wholesale" Prices. Loris Grocery Co., Ed. L. Smith, Mgr. ?adv Mi's. J. W.. Molliday and family have moved 'hack to their handsorm i home in Co*way. * Mr. and .Mrs. I). F. (li egg, ami childi-en sjcnt last Sunday with friends at JVJurrells Inlet. S. L. 14*<ikly of Sumter, S. C., spent .some time in this i ounly last week on business. J. E. Swoaringen, Slate Superintendent of Education, was here last week to cooperate with the n sv county superintendent, and the school trustees and others interested in the cause of education in Horry C< unty. His visit came in a good time while the Summer School m i uniiing. ***** Mrs. J. E. Yerecn of Little Kivcr was in Conway one day last week. There will be an Allies' festival at the pavilion of the Myrtle Reach H Tel on Friday night of this week. Some of the new Allies' war songs will be sung and there will he otliet numbers by amcteur and profession-| ,.i i.. i ?i i i? i * ? > iii uiicriu l.auies aim uonucmoiil who care for cards will have an op-i po'tunity to phiy and there will be a children's party from seven to eight | o'clock. The evening will close with dancing* to orchestral music. He-! fresh ments and souvenirs will be on sale, and a general good time is ex-; peetcd by old and young. The pro-: ceeds will be used for war relief worki that is being done by the ladies inter! ested. o Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMBNT falls to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to I4daya. The first application gives Ease and Rest. 50?. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ican Company NCE CO., OF NEW YORK Special Agent , District Agt. Bros.? >cl:t Mgr., Agents. 1 LADY OF KINGSTREE ; DIES A f THE BEACH The wife of Dr. A. M. Snyder, i t Kingstree, passed away at Myrtle Heach, at the Summer home of the family, on Tuesday afternoon of last I week at about 7 o'clock. Mr. and I Mrs. C. H. Snider of Conway were j with the stricken family at the time. I The lady had been in failing health I for some time but the end was not ' expected. She was taken ill suddenj ly and had passed away before a j physician could bo summoned from Conway. The remains weie taken to Kingstree for burial. o Miss Donna Coleman loft here recently to spend some time visitin. ! friends and relatives at Fair Bluff, N. C? _.T * - - * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. S P. Ilawcs aro spending a poition of the summer at Myrtle Beach. ? * > J. M. Johnson ol Marion, S. (' . j par-sod through Conway last Sumla, 'on his way hack from spending so\oral days at MurroH's Inlet. .J. M. Beyd of Aynor was in Conv.ay the first of the week. * * * * Mrs. .1. A. Norton and family r; turned from Murroll's Inlet afte* spending- only a few days, owing l the illness of one of tlu children. * * * * Mrs. John Wright of Charleston, U visiting her sister. .Mrs. S. V. | tlawos ? * ' ? * ..*1 ! The telephone lines were kept busy i last Saturday by the young- men who have registered for the army. They ; wanted to learn their "red ink" numbers and thus tell in what order they had been drawn to serve in the ' g reat arm v. . . * . , ' j C. H. Piatt of Mullins was a reI cent visitor at Myrtle Beach. ? * * * A. K. Parker was in Conway on business last week. Jos. IT Dusenbury of Socastee visited Conway on business one day last week. ***** J. 11. Shelly, an industrious and well to do farmer of Burcol, was in Conway a short time last Saturday. ***** E. M. Smith was here for a while j last Saturday. ***** J, W, Bullurd of the Lor is section was in Conway on business recently. o UIUAT PATADDU IP mini OHiftnnn id It has been said that every third person has catarrh in some form. Science has shown that nasal catarrh often indicates a general weakness of the body; and local treatments in i the form of snuffs and vapors do little, if any good. To correct catarrh you should treat its cause by enriching your blood with the oil-food in Scott's Emulsion which is a 1 medicinal food and a building-tonic, free | from alcohol or any harmful drugs. Try it. Scott & Bowne, lJloomfield, N. J. o Mrs. J. A. Norton and children are spending some time at Murrells Inlet. ? * I The high prices received by the growers of this section for the irish potato crops, the tobacco crops, and later on, as we think, the cotton I crop; will result in raising the price ; of lands in this county; and farming lands are likely to be higher in this section than ever before. I Dock Jones was able to be on again last week after an illness ol [ several weeks. What is LAX-FOS LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic and Liver Tonic. Contains Casc&ra Bai k, lJlue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black Root, May Apple Root, Senna Loaves and Pepsin. Combines strength with palatable aromatic taste. Does not gripe. 50c ***** LOST?One small nv of AlW.r? e ? ?... X'O ? v illiv II, k1. V . Color, red and white pided, marked smooth crop and underbit in each ear. Reward for information as to its whereabouts. 1). W. STANLEY, Myrtle Reach, S. C.?adv?8t-pd. ? TAKEN UP?At my place one red steer, marked swallow fork in one ear and two urwlovViif? in . .. ? Ml VI' 111 UV lU i . Taken up Feb. 1916. Owner can get same by paying for this ad. and charges. A. B. Thompkins, Con? way, S. C.?adv-lt-pd. WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH, don't matter if broken, I pay $2 to $15 per set, Single and partial plates in proportion. Send by parcel post and receive check by return mail, F. TERL, 40.?? N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, Md.?adv I FIVE HORRY MEN DRAWN UNDER ARMY DRAFT (Continued from page 1) board will be required here in Cor? way for examination. If you have any ground upon which you claim exemption, it will have to be put in the shape of affidavits, and will be passed on by the board. If held not exempt by the local board in Conway, you can appeal to the district beard. Hon. It. B. Scarborough is a member of the district board* You are not obliged to claim the exemption VOlirsanlf* .. uut uny memoer o? ycur family or other person interested in you as a friend may claim the exemption for you. The grounds of exemption have already been published in this paper. NOTKT:. The Woman's National Service League is called to meet in the Club Room Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The chairman urg \s all the women to be present as this is an important meeting. Mrs. (ieo. Officer. Chnu , o ? KOMNSON 11ARPKK. It was last Friday the 20th inst,. when the wires flaslr-d the sa<l mosi.ge of the death of eu? good friend and neighbor. Robinson Hardee, from Summerton. S. t'.. whevt ho had reI cently gone to manage a logging I camp for the hh.ro! mi Veneering Co.. of 0 dumbia. Foi thirty days t! e entire community here waited ami hoped anxiously to catch tidings of an improve m'4 *1- - i? ni. in 111.- eoi (ill!Oil, '1 hirt.y hot days li?v hattlod like a brave soldier of the 1 eg ion with the. last enemy that sh; 1 be conquered.Thirty days and nights the combined forces of medical science, skillful nursing and a ho: t of attentive friends fought gallantly against the chaigvs of the deadly typhoid germs, but the enemy had come to conquer . and our bravo boy was compelled! to surrender. - At (? o'clock Friday morning the dark camel knelt at his gate. Fate had called him to moss over the. i iver and rest under the shade. The body reached Fun way ny the midnight train, accompanied by the father and mother, who were at the beds'do when the end came, and representative Matthews of the Sum merton A. F. M. Lodge.. The train was met by a delegation* from his home lodge, his tw<.? oi s and two sisters, and a number of friends, then a wave of genuine sad M'uioa on every thing, * + The burial soi'vUvS nt Uniorr f'lnirch next day was conducted by the local Masonic order in their usual solemn manner. Robinson lived with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. A. Hardee, during the four years they were our nearest neighbor, if he had a fault we never knew it. i'robably ten of the twenty-five years of his life were subjected t*> the evil influences of timber camps, out his manners, his modesty ant his morals wore stiil securely safe | ichind he young manhood. He was J :s obedient, as a girl child to- his nether, his language was every ; word worthy of girl chihlien. He j had a high regard for tin* fellowships of his associates and was a j Iriend to everybody. His ambition was to make others happy and that if necessary by doing personal favors regardless of the time of night or other conditions. In him we had the promise of such a citizen as makes the world better for having lived in it. He was a great boy because he was a good boy. We volunteer this our tribute to J the press because we were? ? His Neighbor. ?<i LEMONS MAKE SKIN WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR Make this beauty lotion for a few cents and see for yourself. What girl or woman hasn't heard of lemon juice to remove complexion blemishes; to whiten the skin and to bring out the rones, the freshness and the hidden beauty ? But lemon juice alone is acid, therefore irritating, and should be mixed with orchard white this way. Strain through a white cloth the hhnn V wi HYU A icon lemons into a bottle containing about three ounces of orchard white, then shake well and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the cost one usually pays for a small jar of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for monthc. When applied daily to the face, neck, arms and hands it should help to bleach, clear, smoothen and beautify the akin. Any druggist will supply three ounces of orchard white at very little cost and t.bc grocer has tlie lemons.?Adv.