Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, * !* IIQBT Have you figured on started soon. Before you 1 MB. R. W. MORTON, ing anu Heating. His wo LI.>x toil. As we told you last wi We will do your work I HI311 CrltADE fixtures and Let its give you that CHA Charter No. 105-3G Report of The C PHMtA/AV MATIflMAI I VyVJIdVVMI l?n I lUH r~\ I? In The State of South Carolina, at the RE SOU Loans and discounts (except those show Total loans Deduct: Foreign Hills of Exchange or Drafts s this bank, not shov n under Item d ; Overdrafts, unsecured, $434..'Id U. S. bonds (other than Liberty Bonds U. S. bonds deposited to secure circulat U. S. bonds anil certificates of indebtec unpledged Total U. S. bonds (other than Lib< certificates of indebtedness Liberty Loan Honds, unpledged Liberty Loan Honds, pledged to secure other deposits Bowls, Securities, etc.: Securities other than U. S. bonds (n~4 nu'nml nnitloiliroil V/ T* IIVM UU piX.U^VM Total bonds, securities, etc. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 pel Value of banking house Equity in Banking house Pumtiure and fixtures Real esate owned other than banking Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve I i % Cash in vault and net amounts due fro Checks on other banks in the. same city porting bank (other than Item 17 Total of Items 14, 15, 16, 17, and 1 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer from U. S. Treasurer Other assets: Int. on Liberty Bonds to TOTAL ? V3 LIABILI Capital stock paid in Surplus fund 1 *J. Undivided profits Less current expenses, interest, and ta Circulating notes outstanding Net amount due to banks and bankers included in 28 or 29) Total of items 28, 29, and 30 Demand deposits subject to Reserve (c i i i ? i . individual deposits subject to check Certificates of deposit due in less than (other than for money borrowed) Cashier's checks oustanding Total demand deposits subject to I 32, 33, 34, 33, 30, 37, and 38 Time* deposits subject to Reserve (pay subject to 30 days or more notice): Certificates of deposit (other than for Total of time depostis subject to R 40, 4 1, and 42 Liabilities other than those above state credits Federal Reserve Bank TOTAL 1 ~ ' V STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Counl I, Will A. Freeman, Cashier of the at that the above statement is true to th< Subscribed and sworn to before mt J. CORRECT-ATT EST: S. P. HA WES, ^ H. L. BUCK, ' _D. V. RICHARDSON, ', "1 Directoi HOW WE Gill USE I . m horry mm I Recently I went to Sumter to at tend demonstrations given by ("und: . Dears ng of Washington, show ing tk< use for Graphs. 1 now have a limitc 1 number of bulletins on ''Home I r s j for Grapes" and shall gladly send ' anyone desiring information on 'J.el subject. Almost every one has more' grapes than they can use, sy> it wsll be well to preserve the surplus in' seme way. If you desire information. roc'pe.sJ or help, write or 'phone me at < nee J We have tried recipes for the fo!1 owing: sirup, grape juice, jelly, canned grapes. spiced grapes, catsup, conserves, preserves, jam, manna'ado, mince-meat, and flavoring sirup. Re]cw are recipes for spiced Grapes, and Catsup (Grape): Spiced G rapes. The method for making spiced grapes is essentially like the co king method of canning grapes. After combining the softened hulls and seed that Bathroom outfit yet? Yo l;now it WATER will be turned of Benncttsville, S. C., has just rk is of the Highest Class. In eck all Plumbing materials are r 5 1-2 foot Guaranteed Essex Standard Guaranteed Toilets Standard 11X21 Guaranteed Guaranteed Porcelain lined Si ona Contract or flat price bas material and best work at the ' estimate now. S. R. SC Reserve District No. 5. ondition of The BANK AT CONWAY Close of Business on Sept. 11th, 1917 RCES ii on b and c) $113.7(54.92 113.7(54.92 old with endorsement of above (see Item ?~>3c) 113,704.92 434.30 of 1917): ion (par value) 50,000.00 Incss owned and 80,000.00 ;rty Bonds) and 130,000.00 4,GOO.00 U. S. and 4,600.0*. including stocks) 4,000.00 4,000.00 cent of subscription) 1,600.00 18,200.00 18,200.00 2,952.97 house 2,000.30 Sank 21,845.92 m national banks 131,353.96 - or town as re) 55 G.65 8 131,910.61 and due 2,500.00 time of payment 16.0. 1 '**' $433,824.80 TIES $30,000.0i j" ' 2,250.00 $4,869,38 xAs naif) 1 JQQ f>9 .TTn .tii r>o,ooo.o(, (other than 3?,609.7" 38,609.79 leposits payable within 30 days): 233,643.Sr. i 30 days 12,142.00 3,342.2 Reserve, Items 31, 249,128.66 able after 30 days, or money borrowed) 39,451.61 eserve, Items 39 39,451.61 d: Deferred 1,014. lb .> < $433,824.80 ty of Horry, (ss.) )ove named bank, do solemnly swear j best of my knowledge and belief. WILL A. FREEMAN. Cashier. J this 17th day of September, 1917. Mc. C. MARTIN, Notary Public. X . i rs. el pulps. for every 5 lbs., of fresh finit used, add the following: 2 1-2 lbs sugar, 2 oz. ground cinnamon, 1 1-2 oz. ground cloves, 1-2 pint vinegar. Caitsu p?(Grape). 10 make grape catsup, first weigh, and the?) crush the fruit. Stow th?? crushed fruit over a slow fire until soft, and then work it thru a collav*der with a spoon, leaving the skin a.id seeds behind. To the juicy portion which passes thru the collander, add for each r> lbs of fresh fruit u. ed: 2 1-2 lbs sugar, 1-2 lb pepper, | 1 tb. ground cinnamon, 1 1 tb. ground allspice, 1 tb. ground cloves, 1-2 tb. pepper, 1-2 tb. sail. 1 pt. vinegar. Moil the mixture until slightly thick land then seal it hot in hot sterilized bottles or fruit jars. This catsup is a good sauce to serve with cold meats. Yours truly, Annie M. Derham, Home Dem. Agent. 4 THE HORRY HER YdVR PL >u certainly should do it and DO on and there will be a great rush joined our forces. He is a thor line with our policy of guaranteed ising in price abnost daily. Just Ti'.bs complete at complete at Lavatories at inks Smaller fixtures are pro is or we will do it on a time and n lowest figures compatible with PI SARBOF TREMENDOUS SU FOR IS More Than Three Thousand 1 Bottles of Vitona Sold by , Columbia Dealers in Ten < Days Time j MORTON DRUG CO.. WINS THE AGENCY FOR CONWAY ; U Although Introduced in South t Carolina Less Than Three < Weeks Ago, Is Biggest : Seller in the State. ( The Yitona agency for the city of Conway has been awarded Norton J Drug Co., and the people of this city j n ay now enjoy the benefits of this j great discovery. Vitona wa? placed on sale in Columbia about three weeks ago, and many remarkable statements are now being nade by people of that city who have been restored to health by its use after every medicine'' and treatment j failed. The fact that over three thousand bottles of the preparation were sold by Columbia dealers alone in ten days time alter its introduction there is ample evidence of the popularity Vi-i tona is enjoying.. It is now said to be! the largest selling preparation hand-1 led by South Carolina druggists and j dealers, and the demand thr it ifc, t ! * ' *1/ "f steadily increasing. Vitona is not t<> be classed With the a\erage proprietary medicines, which are in many cases nothing more nor Wet weather interefered with the best development of cotton in many Central and Eastern districts during tre last week. o Ciia'ion Notice. _______ V. .STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. By J. S. V a light, ESQUIRE, PROBATE JUDGE. WHEREAS, Malice Lynch made suit to me. to grant her Letters or Administration of tLe Estate of an-i effects of Frank I.. Lynch, THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite j and admonish all and singular ti o kindred and creditors of the said I- rank L. Lvnch. deceased. tliat thev j he and appear, before me. in the Court 'of Probate, to held at Conway, S. C , on October 5th, 1917 next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. GIVEN under my Hand, this 19th day of September Anno Domini 1917. Published on the 20th and 27th days of September 1917 in the Horry Herald. J. S. VAUGHT, Probate Judge, Horry County. o CARD OF THANKS.. . 1 I desire to thank l)r. A. D. Lewis,! Dr. J. A. Stone and Dr. J. S. Dusen-1 J bury, for valuable services rendered j j to the board this week in examination, of registrants; I also appreciate the aid of Thurman Sparks and Andrew | ' Johnson as clerks. ?Dr. H. H. Burroughs. o NOTICE. To all who are interested in fencing the Princeville Cemetery, it is very j important that you meet at tlufeeme- ? tjrry on Saturday, Sept. 22nd, at 2 I n rVA Momin T OO I j |/? III* LJwt Jennie King. RUB-MY-TTSM Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cut9 and Burj*g, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in temally and externally. Price 25c < 1 ALD, CONWAY, 8. O VNBING IT NOW. The water mains ar< of Plumbing work, oughly competent Master Plun ng all of our work we could not now we can furnish you fixture portionately lower in price, material basis. But no matter RST CLASS GUARANTEED WC ? * ' * v IOUGH, CCESS IEW DISCOVERY oss than medicated alcohol, which stimulates and does not give lasting relief. Vitona is more than a medicine. It is the liquid extraction of a are mineral combination, prepared in ir.ture's own laboratory in the bowelf>f the earth ages ago, but hereto foe .nknown to man. It contains iron, alcium, s' dium, lithium, stronthian m.gnesium and other minerals, each y which is known to possess great :herapeutic value. In the treatmen' >f rheumatism, blood diseases, stomxch and kidney disorders and as a rcm nstruetive tonic, it simply has n< Miuul. HISTORY OF VITONA. Liquid extraction of peculiar mineral formation which puzzled geologists. Accidently discovered by gold miner in mountains of North Georgia. Discovery plunged people of several counties into wildest excitement. Wonderful powers of mineral substance were crudely extracted by mountaineers, who made amaz* ??f a r\f I 1 f u /vLl n i rt I iji^ x ^1 wo vi luDuiwi i/ut?nir;u after using it. Scientific laboratory methods have made liquid extraction all the more wonderful in its effects. Contains iron in soluble form, nature's greatest strengthener and system builder. Declared by experts to be greatest discovery since radium.?adv. AT HOTEL GRACE. Among the recent arrivals at Hotel Irnce are the following: C. W. Cooke, Washington, D. C. LeRoy I.ee, South Carolina. C. D. Nixon, South Carolina. J. N. McNair, Charlotte, N. C. W. D. Lindsey, Florence, S. C. A. T. West, North Carolina L. M. Covington, Baltimore, Md. j W. C. Mishoe, Dillon, S. C. L. M. Weisiger, Columbia, S. C. J. F. Bardine, Atlanta. Ga. B. T. Borchards, Washington, D. C. J. W. Crawford, South Carolina E. F. Withers, Atlanta, Ga. G. H. Edwards, Atlanta, Ga. A. H. Ham, Florence, S. C. J. F. Eason, Macclesfield, N. C. Robt. F. Jenkins, Florence, S. C. G. T. Rogers, Lumberton, N. C. W. C. Clardy, Clemson College, S C. J. P. Derham, Green Sea, S. C. G. M. Fowler, Boris, S. C. F. Hall Andrews, Wilmington, N C.: J. S. Hopper, Florence, S. C. Jno. S. Brown, Wilmington, N. C. . I.' \a; : i ?; ? ?? vr i . ?? . vjurvcil, ?? illlllllV^LWIlf IN. V_/. D. F.. Lawson, Florcnct, S. C. J. M. Robinson, South Carolina. L. Jordan, Mullins, S. C. (]. C. Butler, Loris, S. C. F. C. Norris, Florence, S. C. F. Stern, Wilmington, N. C. K. W. Miller, South Carolina. ,1. W. Mims, Charleston, S. C. E. I). Sloan, Columbia, S. C. F. C. Davis, Chralotto, N. C. S. E. White, Roanoke. Va. .1. il. R aiv.v n, Columbia, S. C. Tk'v. M. Catheart, Jr., Clcmson Co! t ge. S .C. M "s,*Vv. H. Stone. Little River, S r' Mass Edna Elks, Little River, S. C. j\l s . Louise Stone, Little River. S. C. W. L. Miller, Wilmington, N. C.. E. W. Martin, New York. Rov. W. A. Betts, Olanta, S. C. W. D Shupo, South Carolina E. W. Boone, New York. .1. B. Omenn, Georgia. O. O. Whitlock, Wilmington, N. C. M. Mack F.vans, Atlanta, Ga. C. B. Tallion, Wilmnigton, N. C. ?o Every nrwtej, hate a good back^ounMir. ' c about completed and we under iber with fifteen years experienc associate with us one less compi s at the following prices: $48.50 ! ! 21.50 ' 19.75 ] [ 12.50 uj which way we do it, you may rst >RK. , , * . ' Conway. FINKLEA NOTES. I I Another school year opened last Monday morning. The enrollment was not full. New pupils are joining the Vl'nlfc ovoi'?r rliiir Tim hiiiclmiv ??? /? Misses Frances Watson, Ruth Graham and Edna Stanley. School hour, ire from eight-thirty to four. Prompt < r.ess and daily attendance are urged ; as a basis for good school work. Friday evening, Sept. 21st, from < eight to ten the teachers and pupil will entertain for the benefit of some < new furnishings. Plenty of fun, and refreshments will be provided. Friend, of the school are cordially invited. Messers George Fowler, Memory Graham, Ren Harrelson, Grcel Strick land, George Harrelson, and Miss Liln Watson were among the visitors ol ( the school during opening week. ] Mr. Clyde Rogers and family visit ed relatives at Fork last week. Mr. Mack Anderson is the first Finklea boy to be summoned before the examining board. Our best wishes will go with him. Messrs. Brewster and Sam Graham made a trip to Cherry Grove Beach last week. Mr. Alva Hardee is improving our high way. Good luck to him. ?*... 5 ? '-*Sf NOTICE To Teachers and to Tho** Who Wish to Become Teachers. The regular eight months' term ?f the Teacher Training School will he- | gin Monday, OfcldBfeh fihti. We i hope that all who plan to take train- i ing will try to be present at the beginning of the course so as to get the J full benefit from the work. All who enter are asked to bring their teacher's certificates or, if pos- < sible a certificate from the school < they last attended and, to write the Training-Teacher, or the County Superintendent of Education for requirements for entrance into the school. ( Trained teachers are more in do- j mand than ever before. Several \ County Superintendents have ex- ] pressed their intention to give prof- i erence to teachers who take advant- i age of the opportunity for training 1 offered by these training schools. We { ; have had many requests for trained teachers and have been unable to supply them. It may be necessary for t you to make a sairifice in order to borrow the mony to meet your living < expenses but money spent in this way will bring a large return upon your 1 investment. 1 f Board for Tr:iininfr_Sirhnnl nnnile i^l r, t very reasonable, there is no tuition j fee, and the only other expense is for ( the books necessary for personal use. J Our school did good work last year, wc hope to do still better work this year. We need the help and hearty co-operation of every citizen in Horry j County inorder to make the school { serve in the fullest possible way. TfM yen wish to attend or know of any < teacher or high school pupil who ' might be interested, please use your influence with them and write to either of us, giving names and ad- | dresses. t Yours very truly, ( Agnes D. Richardson, Training-Teacher. M. .J. Dullock, Co. Supt. of Ed. o_ . Notice of Discharge. J Notice is hereby given that the un1 ! I I / / -, * x ' norsigncu guaruain 01 causey uimery, i Minor, will apply to tho Judge of Pro- J bate of Horry County, at his office at Conway, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the ( forenoon, on the 15th day of October, A. D. 1917, for a final discharge as such guardian. I H. G. Turner, Qualified Guardian of Causey Dimery, td. (chgs.) Minor. : ? . i, ? To Cure a Cold in One Day* Take LAXATI VB BROMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. < Druggists refund money if it faila to cute. B. W. GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c. o I Things are easy to say but hafcd to prove. stand the Well will be |H e in all classes of Plumb- ;J1 stent man than Mr. I ij vv HH ; assured you are /jetting 1 |J I 1 , s. c. |! MEETING OF THE GOUNCILOF DEFENSES There will be a business meet'n^ of !' he Council of bcftMt.-i' f i' 11 ^ry .9 bounty, Saturday September tho 2>th,|M ir I :1Ji it ? ? ? in Mi/* linmiftiHiU .. 11:.-U fjfl .. ..... .... ... VIII UUI School, Conway, S. C. The Township Chairmen and members, LtdVa of thefflB 'ted Cross and Women L'lubs are urged t? be present. * I ceting will be op n to tho humT ind ! ivery one is invited to attend. ?F. A. Burroughs, IV County Cl.a II dft* e^l ?OPTOMETRIST? J Office Days Every 1 Saturday at HORRY DRUG CO.jj Conway, S. C. .41 Office Days Every Monday, 1 m KIRBY'S PHARMACY, 1 Mullins, S, 0. LYCURGUS A. WOODRUFF, I ?G. 0. P. T.? I Eyesight Specialist. ^ \M TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are forbidden under H penalty of law to hunt, trap, or lafl any way trespass upon lands of 9 Julia D. Grant in Socastee township, V 3. R. SINGLETON, Age?t. 9 Some men sing at their work whiti||9 )thers c urse it. Thus are men differ,/9 Notice of Discharge. II Notice is hereby given that the un-9 lersigned administrator of the person 9 il estate of Peter Skipper, Dec'd., 9 vill apply to the Judge of Probabte '-f9 Sorry County, at his office, at Con-^B ,vay, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the foro-9 icon, on the 15th day of October, A. 9 [)., 11)17, for a final discharge as such^B ulministrator. ^B George Skipper, Qualified Administrator of Peter Skipper,9 ci-(pd) Dec'd. I'atarrhal Deafness Cannot B^t'ured. )y local applications, as they cannot ^B reach the diseased portion of the ear. H| There is only one way to cure catarrhil deafness, and that is bv constiu-^B ional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness i^ hH caused by an inflamed condition die mucous lining of the Eustachian*^! rube. When this tube is inflamed ^fl vou have a rumbling sound or imper-^B *oct hearing, and when it is entirely ^B loscd, Deafness is the result. Unless lie inflammation can he reduced and WM '.is tube restored to its normal condi- H don, hearing will be destroyed for-^B iver. Many cases of deafness are^B aused b> catarrh, which is an ijpfalnt-^B vi condition of the mucous s?<faccs|H if the system. BB We will give One Hundred Dollars por any case of Catarrhal Deafness |H .hat cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Circulars free. All H Druggists, 75c. * -M F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ?advv? No. 666 I This it a prescription prepared especial? H or MALARIA or CHILLS A, FEVER. Five or six doaet will break any case, and ^B f taken then ut a tonic the Fever will not ^B eturn. It acts on the liver better thoQ ^B Calomel and doea not gripe or ticken. 25c _ WON SCHOLARSHIPS fl In the Lcadin Institution: of Uearn$^B iv.g in South Carolina. Those who have \\<>n scholarships ^B in the examination:) held this Summer ^B find Pall, are as follows: ^B Guy Beverly. -University of South ^B Carolina. ^B Joe Graham and Kelly Dorman,? [|| Ctemson College. Miss Inez Stalvey and Miss -Lula^^B Swoet,?Winthrop College. ^B