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% f Loc<al end . .c ..;, Im. of Marion spent several d: ys in Cmuvay last week assist i. 1, v ?I. C. i*. v^uattlebaum in the defrt se in the c ?so of Anderson uyam.-t tlic ; ai.road e.. i. puny. * ? * G. 1! v'jY. y visited Conway o bt diuss las c v i-Jay. ? ? * * T. She'd" spc.t last week in C 1 >< *, way. V Mr. Williamson, rep"*(trcnii?g the A. J. Kirstin Co., < f Escanahu, Mich., spent several days here recently dein strating to the farmers the machine which the company manufacturers for .nulling stumps. He carried the demonstration machine on a Rco truck. t*n went from this point into Gcorgotown county and thence to Williamsburg. E. K. Skipper of Eoris, S. C., w. . I in Conway last week. II \T A ,.< <K,? I . II. # r\ In!': r> w 11 w i lilt: r v;, lion spent a day here last week on | business. * * * n G. IT. Watson was here la 1 wee k vl i Look over the 'ist of desiral lc ieestate that \vp have for sale to-dy j and choose fro n this list ri'.h; r country tract era low n rc. iJcnco. The goods \vc have to sop w'h he a for itself, and t'ere will be :v; ih u\ ful question as to whether 11 ey n e "all wool and a yard wide." No belt i investment than real estate. See \i t< day, the Horry Land Agency. ad" I". 1-*. Covin-,ton of Marion, the court stenographer of the 12th jinli cial circuit, spent last v. tek in Con\v; y in attendance upon the court. * V * Dan W. Hard ick of I.oris v as in Conway on bu.-ine s last week. n o M. 13. Thompson of Wnmpfe was i Conway for a few days last \v< ok. Last Monday was salosdav a - d several tracts of land were disposed o at tlie court house door by the Clc.k of the Court and the Sheriff. Henry Grantham of Galivants Lorry spent several days here List week. The firm of Harrelson Harrelson attorneys of Mullins, S. C., was represented in Conway last week, one ?f it.' members trying a case in the court of Common Picas. O. K. Todd, formerly o'f Loris, Lu' now of Wilmington, N. C., spent, scv oral days hero last wo ok on business THERE HAS 1ST Aft TilF. FOLLO's (O One Car Load Wagons One Thousand Sacks Co One Thousand Bushels Ri Two Whole Cars Acjficull mer ought to use.) Five Thousand Sacks Go< Five Thousand Pounds CI That all these tjoods wen kets before the recent -is them in large quantities These goods are now bei 1 _ X /N A I em stores, umli vaim l; VILLE, and AYNOR, all ? and satisfy. We have tc do it. Many articles wer ^ factory prices. You can prices will prove when yc goods. You will be welcome at ar George J. Galivanst Ferry . A s ^ IS Personal L !i Douglas McKay, a member of the film oi' Barren, McKay & Moffatt, of j Columbia, S. C., spent several days j here last week, being one of the attorneys representing the Insurance , . ernpany in the case brought by R. V. j Ward. J. H. Cook was in Conway ore day < 'as>t week < -y p ? W. F. Staehhouse of Marion, S. C., was interested in a ease bfeore the < can t here last week, that of K. V. Ward vs. Pacific Fire Insurance Co., which, was tried and resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount o'" insurance claimed. Moore Thompson of Little River spent some time in Conway last week having been summoned as a witness in one of the important cases 'hat way tried by the couit. ? ? See the Symphony Minstrels at the "astime Theater Friday night. ad-v I ? * * ?r * j Samuel Q. Floyd and John K. Floyd d '1 ?Fv nts Ferry, $ C., spent some iiv.e i:; Conway last week ort bus'inses. J T >'!<! \vi ; in Conway last week 1 ku. inrss. * * * ? n J. TleP spent some time here last , ix.C'k. I'm i?ue'?? of W I.. Mrvnn. the! ! ?'o: l: of the Court. I ***** i M. 1. Hell of Wampc? was hero on J 1 \\ ir.tss last week. ? ***** .1. C Put! ?r of Plrowny, N. C, was | >>v.rno tho prominent people visit'ng | ' o town da ing court week. I O'iver McMillan was in Conway coont'y. Ha was spending the time itii relatives and friends. 1 I), flruluim was in Conway la t , c ok. Pink .lordan was among the farm : o>*; in ''noway last k!at.urdoy. l?. (lore spent last week in Conway. * ? j ! C. W. Ha'dee or T/oris spent, som" . time here last we k while tho court i I was in session. I W. H. Yaujrht was here sever ] , 'Vivs last week. A. Ik Leonard of Ciakvants ;?i ('onway a short tirao las* : I V T( k. HIVES LARGE LOTS OF GOODS: I tiori Sect! Pt/leal List Proof Seed Oats tural Lime (a thing- every farI ?d Whole Rico j t ."11 r 11 >1 rt "T rovviiiij i uuajuJ. . M WIBMl?W1 HMH til O IIO'IiSOOb | i purchased on the mar;e in prices, and by getting 4 l"? /> IAI1 I /* A HI/*" I - mc iji tut;, was vury low. ng offered at my differ> FERRY, JORDANst prices that will please >ld you the reason we can e bought at less than the share benefits as the > iu call and look over the ly of the three storse. Holliday iynor, Jordanville, ! 11 THE HOBBY HERA LI KING-HENDERSON t NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH! < < f Invitations were sent out last week io the wedding of Miss Ella Winni- C fret! King,to Mr. Frank W. Render- v inn, which will take place ut the Con- 4 ay MetUodis^-hurch at 2:.*>0 o'clock c in the-joftjplpvoon, on November 14th, 1 1017. * X x They have many friends and the \ event is expected to draw a large au- ( licnce. [ o \ 1 J. J. Harrleson was noted among j our visitors here last week. , i f S. P. Gerrald was among those 1 visiting Conway 011 business last 1 week. 1 ? * * 1 J. S. Thomas was here recently. on business. O. H. McAJillan of Mullins, S. C. J vas here sevreal days last week ***** FOR QUICK SALE ' 'OR QUICK SALE 14:! aero farm and desirable home at $12..">0 per acre. 2-*> acres eu'tivated and 80 to ' 90 more could bo easily cleared. Could sell enough timber and wood to pay for entire tract. Few acres planted in money crop at prevailing prices would buy this beautiful place. Farm is well located in Hor- 1 ry, one mile from river landing, mile from good school, church and ! large supply store. Has one dwcl- [ ling, new tobacco b'. rn; five Out buildings, two large grape vineyards, a,id about' 40 to oO fruit trees. Would be cheap at $20 por' ir " i ... t ?.v iu. ii jiucit'si??(i act quickly. I T.erms to ruit purchaser. W. Boyd i .! nes, Broker, Conway,. S C.~ a?'v LOST. | One black mare mule with white i i?<>ts where sadd e works, and small speck on side. Broke . out of stable recently and went oO\ Owner wP.i npreeiate any information as to th? vhcrcabouts of the animal. Write "i end word to 1. 1). KING, ll-l-2t-nd Bayboro, S. C. On the Blc We have on the block, as following valuable properties, careful attention, especially it money in an absolutely safe \va Read the following desori] and three residences in the Tov :a:i sell you to-day if you want -,itions, or all together if you d Give this a look-over to-d COUMTY Tract of Land, situated in Bucks Tov. and Twenty-Live Acres, on Public Ro; Church. School House, same distance Town of Conway, has one four Room and Stables. One acre and Fanvly Lao'l. Terms of Sale. One-third ('a farm. A. IL Lon^ place. I CITY I I City I'M. good site for business Ifousi ! ar.d Main Street, I.ot 82 by 80 feet, (J door to the Pastime Theater. Terms < Two Hundred Dollars. CITY RES One Fight-Room Residence situated r utos from corporate limits, exempt 1'r< lights, Three Stables. One Rain, Poo< W. Bethea. Rents for Twelve-Fifty j Ask us for the price. CITY RESI Residence of I*. A. Dusenbury, si.ua and Film Stroet, Two Story, (larago Censidcialion Four Tliousr d Dmitri by Mortgage on said Property. Rath COMPLETE FA Fnnn situated in Simpson Creek Tow under cultivation, eight-room dwellinj barns, and stalls, two and half storie and other necessary hail dings. Leon property. Some good timber. 8-4 pi merly known as N. M. Hardee Farm, ly low price. One-third cash balance LOT F0 200 feet by 172 feet, within City Lira bargain for some one. First three hi If infm'Aufnrl COA 111 14* " 1 1 -1 ...wivuw\i otg iu# lvit neuriCK, iviui Call on the manager at Hoi Horry Lra.fi CONWAY v..' ; \?V ... , Tb.e oKcst Amcri ""HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURAl W. B. Coxc, S| F. F. Covington, Bullock F R. M. Bullo< I, CONWAY, 8. 0. * 1 DEAL SMAULf ARM. |l FOR SALE EASY This Farm is situated in Horry bounty, 2 miles from Town of Con- 1 ray, on the Dog Bluff road, contains ; K> 1-2 acres of land, 18 acres under , ultivation, five now cleared and < cady to be plowed, the owner had a cry good crop this year and is' now , Larvesting same. This property has ; me four room , house, stables, and , >arn, is but one quarter of a mile to 'uilroad sidings oive mile from public School, one mile from Church. This > an ideal location for a strawberry 'avm. We offer this place at a surprisingly low price. Cash, or terms, [f interested see Horry Land Agency,! * j veadquarlers at Hotel Grace, M. M. ' ledrick, Manager. adv. ALLIED FORCES IN SPLENDID RECORD | Wasl.i;.;. on. -The British ami | French fo ko;> in Flanders have kept engaged about one-half the total German foivcn on the western front without any ru c ens being recorded foi the German arms, according ic a review of the situation made public today by thv' French high com-j . mission. The statement deals with opera tu ns beginning early in .lu ic when British forces opened the batt'o o' F'andere, . , Q . . Copenhagen. A German commerce 'Pill I'iprt 111'iMil ) |.ii\|.lni.p li.'i"' 1 V.mv,. IIIMI I I * V. Ul lliu u w U I Ci O I I * I A | been sunk by British destroyers i .Scandinavian waters. The commerce raider, which wa-.| disguised, and the trawlers were sunk yesterday in the Skagerrak, an ar.,. of the North Sea. between Norway and Denmark. The British destroyers thus affected another clean-up of Chu man naval forces in Scandinavian, waters. o r'rom the beginning of time men have tried to fight innovations start- ( ( i for their general gord. tck Today. it wcro, for sale to-day, the to all of which we ask your | 3rou desire to invest some y. ptions of a fine country tract, /n of Conway, all of which \v. them, either one of the propocsire to invest that muchly TRACT nship, consisting of Hand ed ;ul, One and One-half Mil es from I from Boat handing'. Six Miles from House, plastered and scaled. Barn Garden cleared, some Timber on sh, balance secured by mortjvape o> LOT \ On Southeast corner 4th Avenue ppositc Peoples National Bank, next of sale: Cash consideration Twenty IDENCE >n Burroughs Street, just three min om Town taxes, Good water. Plectrait loft, now occupied by Professor *' per mo.itli. Tonus of Sale: ( a -. IDEMCE led on the corner of ~>lh Avcun and outstanding huiidii.ps, wat? . , ">() per.cent. Cash, Balance secured j r?hi. Pe- fe< tly ideal 1 c; tion. RM FOR SALE i Ii11/, t o ,u:ri|i!); J >V? J.eiTS, i ) l . one tneanl hvu.o. one sol ol Ir.rgv ; high, smoke house, to',aeeo ham, Hoyd road runs directly throng" i!o from seven month school. I'or\S'e offer this place at a surpi terms. R SALE its. Clear deed and title. A real indreel and twenty-five dollars, uiger lei Grace and get particulars. id. Agency , s. c. . a.l ecc' . i'. can Company MCE CO., OF NEW YORK pccial Agent District Agt. ros. 1 ?k, Mgr., Agents. GARAGE BUILDING I WELL UNDER WAY The new garage for Ford Automobiles which is being erected by SenHor H. L. Buck on the Porter cor- | ner, is now well under way, the brick walls being almost finished. It is understood that modern machinery will be installed in this garivge when finished and competent mechanics will be employed to repair machines. A. B. Garren has the contract for the building. -o- fc Laugh and grow fat, heaps of fun j Pastime Theater, Friday night. ad , j WACCAMAW BAPTIST ASSOCIA- t TION. , The Waccamaw Baptist Association will convene with the Rehoboth Baptist Church on Thursday, Nov. 15, 1917 a1 which time the following program, , urless changed by tl\e Association, j will be carried out: Thursday Morning. i l l :00 Introductory Sermon by W. J. Wilder. 11:4r? Enrollment of messengers. 12:15 Report on State Missions. 1 :00 Report of Executive Committee. Thursday Afternoon. 2:20 Report on Sunday Schools. 2:15 Report on Aged Ministers Relief. 4:00 Report on Laymen's Work. Thursday Evening. 7:1 Sermon. 8:00 Report on Temperance and Public Morals. Friday Morning. 9:d0 Sermon. 10:150 Report on Orphanage. 11:1b Report on Home and For'gn Mi.-s:ons. :.2:iCv Report on Mini, tcrial Edu tion. 1 1 ..'50 Miscellaneous Ru.dness. Friday Afternoon, 15:00- Report on Colportage. ::::?0 Report on Woman's Work. Friday Evening. 7:1 "> Sermon. v :()() Report on Education. Saturday Morning. 0 :dC Sermon. 10:d0 RcpDrt on Denominational tcrature. 11:15 Report on Digest of letters. 11:30 Report of Finance Commit; tee. ; 11:4") Report of Treasurer, i i 12:00 Miscellaneous Business and ' Adjournment. * P. M Coleman of Calivants Ferry j was in Conway some time last week. NOTKT:. AP persons indebted ur.to the late i Jas, J. Scale are required to mnk< 1 i i , Tvredtate payment t(; l! o undersignd Administratrix, and all persons !v di g vdr.i :s ag.u'nst him ;:ic lik wise :c<ju'"c.l vo present the rami Inly proven accord up; to law t:> ho ; >r Reb.n t II. S arho eurb. her at I'oir.ey, wii;dn the t;me rMpiirod b. j law. or this notice will be plead in bar their payment. Rebecca. K. Scale, Qualified Admini trat.ix. R -bt. R. Scarborough, ' !t -11 7. Attorney. FOUND One sack of cotton seed meal on d i \\c,. Conway, S. C. Owner call a. l the store of A. M. Rabil and pay ! charges of advertising. A. M. RABIL, Conway, S. C. stmbdk]? break jcigg1 nn HERE IN Sfock fc& your CAR wn We use genuine Ford Parts only in our repair work. ^obiui r \ / ? R ~ - oui'JWAl IVIUIUH CAR CO.. A number of the farmers of CI:< tor ( oi:n1y, who have niised chicken in a small way heretofoie arc planning to raise them on a more extensive s ale during the coming year, l This movement has been inspired t' rough the belief that eggs and pom * try will still command a high price 1 during the next few years. o GCOD LAND FOR SALE ! I have "Co. sale a tract of forty (40) < acres, more or less, lying on the south ! side of Lake Swamp, beginning at \ road at Lake Swamp church at W. F. c and Lorcvuo I). Holt's line and corner, \ running VV. P? Holt's line to Human Branch, thence said branch to G. J. Holliday's line, the line of Lorenzo D. t Holt, and line of W. F Holt to the be- ^ ginning point. t This is 'and which belongs to Mr. 11. s J. Holt, anc. was conveyed to him by Mrs. Jane Holt. I can roll this tract of land for 1,- v Dt'0.00. Call or write nie if interested, t V\Y>i come, First serve<l. i II H. Woodward, s Attorney-at-law r. Conway, S. C. a Y _ FIVE 4GE0 MAN HURT m BY AUTOMOBILE njuries Were Numerous and Not Expected to Survive, the.Accident. Isaac J. Parker, an aged citizen of Simpson Creek townshp, was i*un over >y an automobile driven by Mr. John '1. Richardson, on Monday night of oui*t week, and from the numerous njuries he received, at last accounts, he injured man was not expected to ecover. Richardson was driving a new mr: hine and had been to Longs on busi.ers and was returning along the >wb1ic road near the farm of Lallan Hardee. Parker was seen walking ilong by the side of the road. When 11 became aware of the presence of h machine no doubt by means rf the lights and the horn, it appeared that he became frightened and turned into the road in front of the passing machine. The car passed over him it is reported breaking log in no plane also di loratir'g and brcuki}', a should*:*, and leaving gashes in 1*v heal r.nd hip. and othc* injuries crord'ng to the report*?. A doctor was called and d.M ??T : > ' - ... . ...... <?iit' cotiiu lev ho injur d wan. hut at last accounts .iO was at the point o:' death and not expected to survive the accident. He :s said to bo about eighty yeais of age While he was a Red and unable . * attend to his usual work, yet no was able to wall; about the ncighbohootl. ar.d lately he was said t< ! o 'osing his mind to some extent. 4 " NOTICE . ] M| v., 1 will preach the funeral of M.s. Muggins Tood near the reside .00 of J. F. Hardee on the third Sunday in November at 11 o'clock. - Rev. J. Walter Todd. thi: wom.irs iie st. If you not d a good Sewing Machine oe .1. M. P. Jones, lie sells the best n->~ 1 MM. 1 1 <* .. 11 vim, j he urn omgc r., ifonwi.'. 5. C. 41 U-27 * i STKAVKI) N0T1CK. There has take a up in my fi del one black a ad wrbto r.pntte I r nv : hc..t, narked split ard imdorbit in tight car, crop in left, Owner can p iy laiung's and; g !::m. 11 - S- 17 O. I). WATTS. TAKKN U1--One male hog, marked smooth crop and undo'lht in right ear. hail i v. p ami urderblt in i :'t. red and o'ack sprittr 1. C. I!. King, Hurley, S. C. TAKKN IT 1 "nave taken up at my place otto stray cow, color dark in!, about 12 years old, marked crop and underhit in right ear. Owner can get same by proving and paying charges. 1 live one mile from Allen. RINK JORDAN. 11-6 : t ---pel. 'OR SA1.K- -Touring" Chevrolet 1017 Model. New, having been run !c >.s than 1.000 miles. In perfect e< \dition. S'dOO.00 will buy it. Address "Automobile," care the Horry Herald. 1 1 -1 dl-pd. 1 OR SAT K on ......... .< " -v. ^ yn lium in ?>< ctownship bounded north by Mill Pond, wort by lards of Mr. Frank Mills, oast by land of Mr. Pullwood, and south by land of n:y own. Address: Mrs. . 1111 i< t I), (brant, I lagan, (la, 9-27-17 -<lt. Vv AXTKP -Old False Teeth; d n't matter i ' broken. 1 pay $2 to per set. Set d by parrel port and n reive ehook by return mail. P. TP PL, 4()."> NT. Wolfe St., Baltimore, M<1. lt-pd 9 27-17 Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System riic Old Stnndiml central strrnrrthenit'K tonic, JKOVli'S TASTICI.ICSS chill Ton 10, drives out Ualai iu.ern iches tlx- ble.od.Miidbuildsupthesyscm. A. true touic. For uilultu and children. Ci< Jim Perry, Will (lai ther, Will Aimpking and a fourth negro were. 11 owned in Catawba Hi vet* at Croat 'hills last week, when they, along viih r...... .wv.i ..Mir negroes, endeavored to escape from a gasoline boat vhich suddenly burst into flames. o Another detachment of Florida roops has been ordered to Camp Vheeler, Macon, (la*, to bring Naienal Guard regiments to full war trength. Fully as much machinery rusts and ots out through poor housing faciliies as is worn out through hard use n the opinion of W. E. Giimcs, as stant pvofesser of farm rra r.fluent in the Kansas State Ar.iVuUU',~ 1 College.