The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 25, 1917, Page FOUR, Image 4
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We can write the best editorials of
which we are capable, but we cannot
cause people to read them.
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Let us at all times encourage and
help the farmers of this section of the
State. Their industry will make of
this section, the garden spot of South
Carolina.
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Use the money you get from the
cotton this year in widening the fields
to plant and raise grain next year for
the allies. They will need it and the
price will be high.
P The farmer who will save from his
income this year to invest in more
lands cleared next vear, in drainage
and other farm improvements, shows
the foresight which will make him
the equal of the business men of any
community, and the beauty of it is
that he will be independent.
o
There is no better investment in
the country than a liberty bond.
Nearly all the travelling salesmen of
the country are buying liberty bonds
because they know they are good investments
to leave the wives and children.
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A liberty bond ' $50.00 is just as
safe as a lot of land of the same
value. If it be unimproved land, the
bond is better for from it you will receive
an income of \ per cent, while
the land being unimproved will bring
you in nothing unless it be from increased
value.
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Getting a high price for tobacco
and cotton this year means nothing
to the farmer unless he spends this
money wisely. Money is one of the
easiest things in this world to throw
away; and when we say easy to throw
away we mean easy to go by means
of extravagant habits and the purchase
of things that the farmer does
not need.
Lack of business coordination i
ahown at this period of the war in the
matter of the free space that country
newspapers are perfectly willing to
donate to the cause. There appears
to be a woful lack of understanding
between the different agencies working
for food conservation, the American
Rod Cross, and the sale of Liber
TV?A nnnrvf *?if line o *?/ ?
iy Ifl/1 I\|D# 1 lir VUUIiVl > ?rv i. ill K
now receiving almost every day,
stacks of news articles and editorial?
from almost a dozen different branches
of these movements, so much and
uch variety that it becomes confusing
when the editor must decide what
part of all this he will insert in
what space he has to spare. This
matter of furnishing so much, and
really the same thing from different
sources apparently having a contest
as to which shall get out the most
ropy, is in itself a perfect waste of
the resources at hand. There should
be a better understanding at th
ac urre- "dv-M'e tlm copy is sent ou'
and ? "no r> b n we five suv
fou'd f,e / n'-rf^cted whereh
the A bp > ' "c it saving in b
bn> ' * " ' > i ' br a 1
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iO'V OUfc..C.
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FRE
LAND CLEARING E
atJenkins'
Farm, one mile northw
road, known a;
Friday, October 2
Both the "one-man" and Horse
actual operation. If intereste
see the quickest and cheapest
Klrstin Stui
are not to be compared with otl
F. D. WIL
Hotel Grace
NOTICE.
There will be an Oyster Supper at
Floyds School House on Friday night,
Nov. 2, given for the benefit of raising
funds t<> help build a Methodist
Parsonage at Floyds. The public is
cordially invited to come and help out
the good cause..
?C. F. DuBose.
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NOTICE TO FORI) OWNERS.
1 have a complete stock of Ford
parts made by the Ford Co. Send
your orders direct to me.
H. 1.. BUCK, Agent.
Ford Motor Co.
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NOTICE
There has taken up at my farm one
black frizzle backed sow, marked crop
and underbit in right, crop and hole
in the left ear Owner please call and
pay for advertisement.
G. F. TODD.
Allsbrook, S. C., RFD 1.?10-ll-0t-pd.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
There has strayed from me two
black sows. These hogs have just
been bought by the undersigned about
a month or five weeks ago and when
placed in a pen they tore out and
.vent away. They were bought from
John Allen and Sam Gasque. Any
one who sees these hogs will please
notify Mrs. Emma Strickland, R. F.
D. No. 2, Galivants Ferry, S. C., and
they will be satisfied for their time
and trouble. adv-10-25-dt.
1 farmerwim
ON FOOD SAVINS
Seeing- so much said on the food
saving in the papers I feel interested
to say something about saving food
also. In making food the time is here
| when we need all the food and more
! than is made. We ought to be more
i saving than we are in time of pea'-e
and in time of war and 1 believe all
i the farmers save all they can. Judg1
ing by myself 1 plant all I can work,
! all I can make, all I can eat, all 1 can
J and sell all 1 can. Now we all know
that the ma 1 or woman that tills the
ground is all the one that makes food.
The Holy Bible says man must earn
his living by the sweat of his face,
all the days of his life, and there are
bnt few farmers compared to the pop!
illation of the United States. There
art hundreds of people around the
J towns and cities not making an\
j f< od to save. There are scores of men
and women seeking jobs to k p the n
off the farm. There are scores of
men ami women at pleasure resorts
dleing away t! ir time, wasti ig food,
and not n king any food to use or
s. vo. There are seoies of lion *.s
where negro cooks are < mi loyed 11i:
j tin wife and mother id'es away theii
lime not making an;, food. T! ere aie
1 se res of able hoiked men idleing
i.way tlrnr time at baseball. There
are scores of boys and girls idlcuig
j away their time at daneo.-, paitn.
: and other amusements. All must t)<
' fed by the farmer. The time ha
come when our best help of the farm
s taken away from us and put on the
battle field with their lives at stake.
Now we need food to keep them the e
or we nuist be a ruined nation. We
must have labor to replace the boys
help that are gone to war. We must
have the food supply doubled or we
must lose. There are hundreds of
/?f fln? ni/>U lmwl I CAIinl l'\'
litI to KJl IllltJ 11*. II IclllVI ill vv?i VWVIM^I j
. that have never been in cultivation
just because so many people want to
i live in town and will not stay in the
; country and clear it up to make food
I on and if the government would make
arrangements with the land owners
for the use of all the land that the
government could clear up and use,
say two or three years and then put
all those people that are idleing away
their time to clearing up the land and
making food on it we could soon have
rough food to feed the world and
hen when the government got
hrough with the land and give it up
o the owner he would have some fine
irms to let out and our country
.ouhl have more and betters farmers
THE HOBBY HgEJ
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IEM0NSTRATI0N
/est of Conway, on Dog Bluff
s Cooper Farm.
S6, at 2:30 P. M.
power Pullers will be shown in
d in stumping land come and !
way.
trap-Pullers
ier pullers you may have seen.
liamson I
Demonstrator.
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Wilmington Hoy Wins Promotion.
Mr. James Hedriek, son of Mrs.
Florence Hedriek, of Conway, and for
merly a resident of Wilmington, has
been promoted to the position of orderly
to Col. Samuel C. Harrison, Jr.
The Florida Metropolis has this to say
of young Hedriek: "Privavte James
Hedriek, of Wilmington, N. C.,; John
I). Dell and Mental Morris, former
Jacksonville boys, are orderlies to the
colonel and majors of the First regiment.
They are a clever trio and or.
the job every minute. They have developed
themselves into expert ho: so.
back riders since their transfer to
Camp Wheeler at Macon, Ga. Morning
Star.
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"NEW RICE"
i
300 Bags New Rice
400 Bags Shorts
100 Bags Red Rog
3500 Bu. Seed Oats
100 Bu. Seed Wheat
500 Bu. Seed Rye
Two Cars Hay
:
One Car Lard
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15 Cars Guano in Our
j Warehouses. See us
for close prices.
PALMETTO GROCERY CO.
Cooper MULLINS
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GERMAN INVASION"
THING OF HORROR
New York. President Lyman Powell
of Hobart College, who has just
returned from a tour of England and
France, where he was sent to investigate
conditions as a representative of
the Presidents' Association of College
and Universities of the United States,
in an address here today declared
F; eneh villages and towns recently
evacuated by Ocrman troops have
1> or sacked beyond description.
"The need of an effective amy to
u"i te. t America from such atrocious
' mji'.i { i\l I have just seen in Nort'u
1 or:. I Vance and of such air raids as
'l 1 we es. c',1 in and about London
I :ii u ' \Iti rust imperative thing in
1 i
tuc 1ji--1v*\* of tins country, he said.
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1 of il c farmers wiio have i:ov:
pointed \v' eat, from what we can
'< in. v.* 11i plant several acres this
V nter. We are glad to hear of it.
Will cure youi inm
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sore:,, Stings of InsectJ
Etc. Au(L:3?ptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and ^xt^rnallv. Price 25c
: than it now has. We would be better
able to feed the world, have more
food and a better chance to make
j more food, and would have plenty of
food for our nation and some to sell,
Tood is mighty scarce, so lets save all
we can of it and do more. Lets try
t\> get more people on farms and out
in the country to making food and
helping those already engaged in
farming. Let everyone save all the
food they can. Let everyone make all
the food they can. Let everyone put
ali of their idle time of 1918 in making
food and see how much food wo
will have to save in the fall of 1918.
Yours truly,
O. E. JAMES.
jCIalivants Ferry, S. C.
ifaD. oowwAy. a. o.
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The purchase of a Dort accords
with the present National spirit
it is the purchase of motor car
E F F I C 1 E N C V WITHOUT
WASTE.
Come in today and look over this
car of fine lii.es and built-in service
factors.
Touring Car
AND
Roadster
CONWAY SALES COMPANY
"8RAMBEST IN THE I
WOiiLQ," SHE SAYS
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Mrs. Simmons Says She Foe',si
Like a Girl?Had Suffered
! Thirty Years.
"I (K n't hi Hove there !/ * m A
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! medicine in the world I...' oqaa s j
I Yitona, and I never intend He wYi.
! out it as long as I live." s. id
j Allien Simmons, who re i a; )
S' nth Lawn Street. Atlanta, vi.*..
j few days ago. "I a:n g.v" }T
statement simply he nunc i ' < d it ;
I duty, so other suffrvers m; y k.oov ,
'what this wonderful discove v wis d
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1' or tmrty Ion;/; years no a :y h . !
my life I sufc'ed v k h icia o,\ |
trouble. My con.- c *i..}
worse until my health became ..i. < t 1
completely shattered. 1 lad 1
I pains in my sides and hack a id hah i
! such terrible headaches at times my:
head felt like it would buist nun. M;
| limbs ached and I was nervous ami i.,
ritable all the time, and didn't k ow
, what it was to get a good nigi t's rest.
1 would get up every morning feeling
tired and yrorn out and would just
drag myself around the house all day
I fee ing about half dead. 1 seemed to
i bo loosing weight and strength every
' day.
i "I also had stomach trouble and lost
1 m\ appof'tc almost entiiely. What
little I ate did more harm than good.
M\ blood was bad, too, and there just
i didn't seem to be any end to my
i troubles.
"1 will always thank the friend who
told me about Yitona, for it has almost
made a new woman out of me.
In fact, ! feel better than I have since
I was a gh'l and I think this is wonderful
after being sick so long. I
don't have those awful pains in my
hack and sides like I did. the head
aches have disappeared and I have
nicre strength and energy than I have
had in years. I have gained a great
deal in weight. I sleep well, have a
good appetite and am not nervous like
I was. 1 feel just fine.
"My husband and children have al3o
taken Vitona with wonderful results
and I have recommended it to many of
m; friends. It overcame my troubles
after everything else failed and I am
sure there is not another medicine in
the world that equals it."
Vitona is now being sold at Norton
Drug Co., Conway, also at Adams'
Pharmacy, Aynor. adv.
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Never put your mere opinion up
against experience.
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To Cure ? Cold In One Day.
Take LAX ATI VK BROMO Quinine. It store the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Dmirariata refund money if it fails to cure.
K. W. GKOVIi'S &iRuature on each boa. 30c.
+ s' C
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Under Supervi
ggg American Automot
The official results of
ZZZ omy Run of the DORT
made on a continuou
Angeles and San Fi
rmm- supervision and o
American Automobile
follows:
m Mileage 4
^ Ga? used 195.37 g
23.93 vr:!cs per go,'.
Oil v.s d 21 pin Is i\
"*J-" miles per gallon,
rm Water used 31 c
o l. o miles per g:
"x Jl" N* m? ehrnieal repairs. N
m Those figures have been cat
i authentic.
(Signer!
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J, Woodill Driver W. J.
!*? W. raid Driver J. S. 1
W. K. hVix Driver L. H.
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Los Angeles, September 101
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Its our season-end sa'e
and 'till 15ih inst we v\
cocks and Talco'ette Ta
can or two cans for 25e
window display.
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The Store
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NOTICE. |
There will be a box supper at Sidney
school house next Friday evening,
October 26. Everybody is cordially
invited. The girls with boxes and the
boys with well-filled purses,
Dollye Jackson, Teacher.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are forbidden under
penalty of law to hunt, trap, or In
any way trespass upon lands of
Julia D. Grant in Socastee township.
S. R. SINGLETON, Agent*
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sion of the - * w .
)ile Association ISf
the Ten-Day Econ- stock
touring Co.r,
s run between Los HH
-ancisco, under the ?
bservancc of the HZ
Association are a3 SH
: 6 5 8.4 EE
nylons average
ivcragc 17 74 6 1- . |
; var t ? a v c ;* r go
'o cost for repairs. '
ofully compiled and are HHH
) G. F. Stephenson
Pechnical Representative 1
Contest Board, A. A. A. IHZH
Stipe Observer, A A A ZZZZ /
A byte Observer, A A A 1
Harms Observer, AAA
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for 25c
on Talcum Powders
nil sell Colgatcs, BabIc
Powders 13c per ,
. cash only. See our
of Quality.
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and Best Yet i
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NOTICE.
There will be an Ice Cream Supper,
Music and Recitations at Sweet Hom^e
School House, District No. 57, o3
Thursday night, Nov. 1st. The public
is cordially invited,
Isla Lee.
Florrie Butler,
A Healthy Ipot
Llsvan# must be a healthy spot
Within a small radius there are residing
In the pretty Cardiff suburb seven
people whose aggregate ages total 669
years, ^ n HHiMiicifaaA