The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 10, 1918, Page FIVE, Image 5
Lrocel and
I I I I I III
Write.il 1018 nmx. I
The weather man does not know it
all.
P
Thrtse snowt* within one week is
the record the weather-has recently
kvnadc in this sec tion.
Place your order with us for
>our seed Potatoes aud he sure
4 yourv sccd. Loris Grocery Go.
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All predictions fail when it comes j
to the weather fa this part of the !
country.
'* 1 ... . M MA - -
\ riant- every foot ol land this year:
in food crops to help Uncle Sam.
'jh* m m m m m j
Travelling men began to come back [
again to Conway last week notwithstanding
the severe cold.
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W. H. Jones returned last week
from spending the holidays in the
rmint
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1
All sizes ami kinds of Mules just
arrived at our .< tables and at the lowest
figures. Co.iway Live Stock Co.
?adv
^ Much of the. fruit which was saved
last Summer by preserving in glass
jars, was lost last week by freezing,J
and the jars bursting. This teaches J
a lesson which will have its effect
next time.
The snow of early last Wednesday j
torning was followed by a rising;'
mperature in the later hours of the!
\y, causing the snow to melt away I
f many places by bed-time.
I * Big'
Stock Mullets on hand, j
ish are cheaper than meat,
-oris Grocery Co.?adv
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Quantities of eggs, sweet potatoes,'
and ther food products as we are informed
wer?> lost last week bv free/.*
t l
ing. Look out for this next time it j
comes along and save it all by a little
precaution.
There was rio coal last week and i
very little kerosene oil. The lighting
ompan.v is handicapped vrcy much |
by lack of fuel to run their steam
boilers. Without heat or light th<%
situation was bad for many families, j
S. J. Hlaekwell of Marion, S. (J.. |
was in this county on business recently.
Your Choic
At any of the
AYNOR?JORDANYll!
Go to the one that is near
we are plentifully supplied at
H est groceries the markets af
|
I O A A rl O a4 A
OCCU U.I 15,
Guano and
Iii large quantities, both
lar farm use, now on hand
Tobacco Canvas, It
Will arrive in time for the
' 4 come in car load lots.
AND NEVEI
That we have on hand a :
ing. Shoes (Shoes a specialty
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^ Call and see our complete
lidav Notions, serviceable and
during' the Holliday season.
1 We buy almost everythin
thing* that is used by the peopl<
barter-trade or pay cash,?an
credit if satisfactory arranger
Call at any of the three st
f lines we carry. We are in the
we will try to merit it.
George J.
>> AYNOR?JORDANVILLE
The cold of last week demonstrates
the need of a fuel supply better than
anything else could have done. The
cold snap of last week is likely to ixrepeated
many times before the Winter
is over. Do all that you can to
aid the situation.
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The third fall of snow which visited
this section within such a short period
of time, lasted through Wednesday
evening of last week and until a late
hour at night. What had melted dur*
|ing Wednesday, afty>rnooq, was more
than off-set by what felHih the niirht. I
Last Thursday irtortling saw the land i
"covered with a:f thick a mantle of
snow as ever. ,
George ?L Holliday spent a portion
of last Wednesday in Conway.
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Dork Lee was in Conway from the
country one day last week.
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Have you bought your seed
potatoes? I have them, no
doubt about delivery. W. Percy
TTn rdwielre oHv-tf
???%?* V* ?? ? v# ? . WVt V " V A .
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Last Monday was legal sale sday.
Only one tract or tv. o of land weiv ;
disposed of by the officers at the,
court house door. A small quantity'
of personal property advertised by!
the sheriff was sold by him to the
highest bidders.
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J. C. Spviey has been appointed j
iVle administrator for the town. Ear- ,
!y last week he was taking steps to j
bring the situation here prominently ,
before the authorities in Washington |
and it is believed that som0 relief1
from the present shortage of coal
will result from his efforts.
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1.. II. Burroughs is no longer with
the Conway Trading Company as
manager of the store on Main Street.
It is stated that after taking a much
needed rest he will engage in business
i" Georgia. The Conway Trading
Company has a new manager, Mr.
Cohen, who will be glad to meet the
many customers of the company.
Wanted to buy field peas in
quantities, see us before von
sell. Loris Grocery Co. adv
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McQueen Quuttlebaurn, after spending
the holidays here with his wife
and child.en, left several clays a^o to
return to his work in Ohio.
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Joseph W. Holliday was in Conway
for several days lately.
e of Trade
li r\A
mree Mores:
E--GSLIVANTS FERRY
est you to do your trading for
all of these stores with the
ford.
Cotton Seed Meal
for tobacco beds and for regurcady
j'or you to haul out.
/laine Grown Seed Oats
earliest planting, and will
t FORGET
full line of Dry Goods, Cloth)
line of Christmas Goods, Hoiattractive
gifts for everyone
ig, and we sell almost every- i
3 of Horry County,?either
id we sell for cash or extend
dents are made.
ores for any of the immense
business for your trade, and
Hoiliday
GALIVANTS FERRY
i
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?mmm?mmrnmmmm? 1
__ THE HORRY HEBAfJ.
Conway certainly needs * a quicker |
method of comm\fifc, \ with the|
outside world than she now enjoys;
Morning papers published in Columbia
and CUiirl?Nis<ton cannot reach here
I acfore late afternoon and this is<
especially annoying when the trains
run late us they have been doing for
the past several weeks. It is time for
the business men of thus section to
JS- i
get togctug ami continue the efforts
they started t^ jhchK'C another milroad
to dotac to the town from a different
diction.. This wot^d not injure
the busines^ of the road we al- j
ready have; but on the other hand |
the new road would help make more |
business for both lines.
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FERTILIZER, all kinds, on
terms if wanted. W. Percy
Kardwicke.?adv-tf.
t?tM |
The damage to the piping and other j
equipment at the plant of the Conway j
Lumber Company from the freeze
was more l?vfpn?l'w thrill \*r??o ??4 *"?.* 4
x V* tMi ?TU "> ill 111 I
believed. It was .'aid that it would
take some time to put the water system
in running' shape again. The dam.-,
age was said to run between several j
himderd dollars perhaps as high as j
two thousand.
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I?. T. Holmes of Tabor section vis-j
ited Conway on lavt Thursday.
*****
W. K Roberts was among- the farm
ers visiting Conway last Saturday
. V* 4\- . 1
ll'l 11 i 11 Icl \V.
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Don't fail to see us for your;
Seed Irish Potatoes and we1
;r?ay save you money. Loris
Grocery Co.?adv
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W. D. Cox was hero for several :
hours last Saturday.
i
W. K. Tyler came to Conway on 1
business last Saturday.
A. Claredy of Myrtle llcaeh, S.
C., was in Conway one day last week !
*****
Brady Foley of Floyds township
was among' those visiting Conway on
business last week.
*****
.J. A. Smart of Philadelphia was in
Conway last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dew, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Robert Dew, all spent last
1 Saturday in Conway.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle were in town
last Saturday on business.
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W. W. Rruton was in Conway last
Saturday accompanied by his friend
and neighbor, Mr. Johnson.
Mrs. M. L. KUington, of Augusia,
Ga., was in Conway registered at Ho.
| tel Grace, several days last week.
| WANTKD?At once, farmers for two
I horse farms.?J. T. 'Mishoe, Con|
way, S. C.?adv.
I
Mrs. George F. Parker of Goor;.,.'j
town, S. C., passed through Conway
one day last week.
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R. F. Smith, of Clio, S. C.. wa.among
those visiting Conway dui'ing
the holidays.
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| H. C. Dawsey of A.vnor spout soni.
I time in Conway Inst Thursday.
i
Horry Lai
: CONWA
Wants to adver
city lots or coi
may want to d
the year 1918.
Decide on
See M. M. Het
Grace and agrt
I No sale, no exp<
I
>.n The oldest Amei
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR/
W. B. Coxe,!
F. F. Covingtoi
Bullock
H. M. Bull
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A OOKWAY, S. O.
One man ha^.^aid that he thinks)
there is danger of (riving too much
to benevolent purposes; and it wouli*
not be well to encourage the giving
more freely than the people can afford
in the present emergency.
''OR SALE?New 1917 Ford touring
car. Never been run. Price $475.
If you want this car come and get
it, don't wait to write. CONWAY
SALES COMPANY?adv.
Ronnie.. K. Sessions, .of Camp Sevier,
Greenville, S. C., spent Inst week
here with relatives and friends.
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FERTILIZER, 300 Tons 10
per cent. Acid. 300 Tons 7 w-r
, 4
cent. Meal at a price that must
move it. W. Percy Hardwicke.
?adv-tf.
There was to have been a prelim- j
nary hearing- before Magistrate W.
11. Chestnut on January 4th, in th?*
case of the Stutp vs. Klias Strickland,
cl.avg d with assault with intent ',o
kill, etc., under a warrant sworn out
by I. A. Hell; but the heiriag was
continued for the earson that the
weather was : > severe the witnessed
could not n ake t trip. Some of the j
witnesses for th State 1 iv? in kloyds j
township. Another time wi'l be fixed
and all parties notified.
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If you want a now h\ rd . oc Con-1
way Sales C?mpany. Only one In)
ight.?adv.
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J. H. Atkinson of .Jordanvilie w - ;
In Conway th<? first of this week.
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WANT101)?To ront room in private i
i family noar the Burroughs School, j
Answer The Herald Office.? advlt- > ' '
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.1. H. Atkinson, of Jordunville, was}
among- those visiting Conway on bu* I
iness last week.
We have some big bargains'
[in head Rice, and sell every;
| thing* in groceries. Loris Giq* j
I eery Co.?adv
i
I J. K. Khig of Cm-is was in Conwa.N
: last Thursday.
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Contrary to the predictions from
the weather bureau made last week,
last Pridav found this section of the
"j country in as tight grips as ever witti
J the coldest weather we have had in
ten vears. The snow whi.-h fell last
f
i wc.ck con id not melt away owing to
1 \w> 1 4mi/\
.f ii< ivinpv: i <mii
(
H >rry v'i)l have a military company
and a successful oive this time. The*
' country is in the war and \ve need u
.homo nu'U'd of the host kind.
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! RKI) CROSS M KKTINC.
There w'M bo a regular mooting ? f
'.ho Rod Cress Chapter at *?:'?0 o'clock
J Friday afternoon at the Club Room.
Members are urged to attend and also
| to bring all finished work.
m * ? * ?
Re "t J ones, wli > has been spending
rvie tim< at Hot ?Sprin?.?;s, Ark., ;ir ived
in the rit\ la<t Friday to visit"
i1 i parents, Mr. an*' .Mrs, .M. I).
.) ones.
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I Last Katuulay was . omewhat
j warmer ard proved some relief from
j thp intense cold of the past week or
' ten days.
id Agency
Y. S. C.
tise and sell any
intry tracts you
ispose of during
F* a.Ir- Price
trick at Hotel
;e on an option,
ense to you.
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi
rican Company *
\NCE CO., OF NEW YORK
Special Agent
District Agt.
Bros.
ock, Mgr., Afrits.
| The tug "Hob-Caw," Captain B. T.
foaggett, of the United States Coast
| Patrol, visited Conway the first of the
week. When Capt, Daggett was here
last several months ago, ho was looking
after the matter of licensing the
boats plying in these waters. His
business this time was no ts toted.
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Win field Kicks was in Conway one
day last week on business.
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Have your legal blanks printed at
the Herald office. Our work will
please you.
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J. N. Martin, of Marion, S. C\, was
tupong rj.hofefi visiting Conway last
week.'. He was the guest of his (.laugh
M .. . l>
v* , ,.u.n i ctKi v^uaiueDuurn, whiie
here.
THK WORLD'S BKST.
If you need a good Sewing Machine
see J. M. I). Jones. He sells the best
in the world, The old Singer., Con%.vay,
S. C.?It. 12-6-17?pd.
The last of the questionairos are
1 ring mailed out by the local exemption
board. They have been mailing
< lit the blanks at the rate of about
120 per day since thc middle of December.
Seven days are allowed for
filling out and ret urnino- ilm i.ur.t!
-
tiov.aires; so the work of rot urn ins*
them ought to t)o about over by nn>*t
week some time. Lawyers and laymen
have neon kept busy alt this
week and last aiding the registrant",
with the questionaires.
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Several of the schools and colleges
throughout the State have extended
their holiday vacation period on account
of the shortage of fuel, thus
:.iving their students a longer stay al
]' me,
2~i head of the finest Mules ev? r
came to this town now ready to he
sold at our stables. Conway Live
Slock Co., A. C. Thompson. Prop.?ad
O. M, Walls and son of Ihiyboro
[ were in t'onway last Thursday. k
M. C. Ttutlcr, Magistral ^ at Loris,
spent some time in Conway the tiivd
of this week accompanied by his son.
* 1)1 * * *
I
j M. C. Dorman left here the first of
| the week to accept the position of
j night e'erk at the Hotel dates, Greer,
j ville, S. C. He has had some experience
at Hotel Grace.
j
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I Messrs. Archie Susser and Guy
Beverly left Tuesday to resume their
' studies at the University of South
j Curolinn.
M ? ?I M ?
j .w i ?>ih*11<'\ . who Has lava spendnfi
some time hero with her mother,
Mrs. Florence Johnson, left Tuesday
t\?i her home at Charleston, S. C.
FOR R FN T.
I
i
j The 1 aac I . l\d^e plac in 1 teewood
Nock township, occupied until
.vei v recently hy .1 # T. Ilessant. Will
i rent lor one third of the crops raised
! or :i}? roe on a cash price for the year
CMS. If you want a small place on
I which to live, or if yen live mar in
! and desire more Irani than you already
have for planting; call on nu
! and rent this Kdj?v place.
U. H. WOODWARD,
A t U-rney-at-1 .aw,
|$!5B BREAK
vput on
HtRE stock for voijr car hon
We use genuine Ford Parts
I only in our repair work.
CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO..
POTASH
' '
350 Bags Tobacco Potash
(Th is is genuine j;
potash for tobacco) Qan
deliver about Christmas.
I 550 Bbls. Best Flour.
Feed your hogs on Peanut
Meal. We have
600 bags. Meat will
be high next summer.
12 Bales Tobacco Canvass
and 50 tons plant I
bed guano in stock. We
can handle the goods
and can save our Horry
friends big money.
PALMETTO GROCERY CO.
Cooper?MULLINS
Wi
MRS. SMART DIES
AT DISTANT HOME
Mrs. Mollis Smart, wife of Arthur
Smart, died recently at her home In
the city of Philadelphia, Pa., and th??
remains were brought here from that
city on Tuesday night of last week
for interment at Pauley Swamp
church ,on |jVednesday? The remnina
were accO'rtpcuikid bf* the tv t caved
husband, Aithur Smait, and a son of
the deceased.
The l>orouv*Hh husband is the son of
the late 'Jatn'fo Smart of the Tee Oeo
section ->f this county, and t he., doc en si?d
lady was a daughter James
Williams of this county, 1;*ojmoidy 1*0...
. , . * r } a?' ? *
iu'.ng m this county, some .wars i^r">
.hoy moved away to Phibnielohia. Pa. |
MISSlNHBETHEA
UAC DCOOMs: nninr
;ifO ULUI'IYIL iniUL
Miss Inez Llethea. who Is '. oil
Vvjwn to ?r:tny friend: Ivm'c, \v;vs ma ied
on Sunday, IW'omber 2Jrd, l'.MT,
ho Mr. A<tolph George Suckniun; arording
to a mounoemonts in the u. ual
orrr. received \>y I'vii rids here t'v*
irst of t'.ti. v? v ok.
Thf wedding *ook p are at !*ayIti
vihe, N. and the young people
:vo at homo wftt . Ja unry 2r.d, M) 1S.
it the Imperial Hotel Sumter, S. t".
o
H. 11. Johnson <;f Aynor, S. t'.. spent'
several hours here last week on business.
See us for your seed Irish
Potatoes, we have several cars
bought. Leris Grocery Co
adv.
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Mrs. Mnit'c K. (lei raid of fialivants
Kerry, S. C.. was in Conway on last
Tuesday.
*****
A. C. Sumps was anions tho proo-fossiv^
farmers of Horry, eiiltmu; y:\
Conwav on business enpayvraonts
within the last few flays.
A, T. Itlaakhuru was in Conway one
ilar this wtvk. :
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1 (live our job pr'ntinp department
a trial with tho hardest joh you hav .
Wo will ph ase you both iu the ?pu>lky
of the work tinned oin ami Car mat*vviXil
used in the printing".
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.1. O. Anderson was in Ciniway on
business th.e f -si of tip. week.
Hr. .las. A. No ton. who i . with the
olors in the \U Ji. al Corps, afte"
iprmlinp sevreal days hero, hft. fo-lis
duties n tee North. Mrs. Norton
nd the i h ' Iron are spending so-lie
.inie In rr with relatives and friends.
The llerabl stands re ul\ 1o a d a.id
ssist an\ business h.in the rou.iy
to dispose of what ii has to sell,
dhe way to lk,> I If raid's advertising'
elumrs is always op n and they w 1
rinp pi-olit to a:\\ e:.e who use them
intelligent ly.
War tax revenue stamps are o?i sale
t the Conway postoffioo.
W . .I. Kdv,e of Hand. S. ('.. was
monp the farmers rummy, in to Convay
on hushu ss within Cue Is, ', wee' .
I i.....:
iu", 11??_r ;i eon-nim at; >11 >i
ess I!\:i;i si00.00 < *> n 1 imp. n an,,
icveiute .-.lanip. Those <>v* r SlOO.uO
.list have fifty fi-nls for each five
hundred or Irs.-., of fraction thereof.
LOST Omo No. 1. Brownie Kastman
Kodak, in carrying case. lx>st between
Conway and Spring Bra mm
last Friday. Howard if rotumcd to
Miss Krtnnii' Burroughs, Conway, S.
C.?adv.
LOST. STB AY Ml). OB STOLEN
One white and tan setter dog. Suitable
reward if returned to 11. \V\
Ambrose.?adv-'>t-12-120.
o
I OR BIONT?On shares for lPlrt,
the Frosty L. Todd place near Allen,
S. C., and the .John Brown
place* between Conway and Jordunville.
Apply to If. M. Woodward,
Conway, S. C.
STRAYED NOTICE.
Lost Nov. 14th, one black "Pole
and China and IVuckshy" sow pig,
about 10 weeks old, unmarked. Anyone
will please notify,
J, C. KI.OYD.
RFD No. 2, Nichols, 8. C.
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure your ftheiiniatieiit
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cms and
Burns, Old Sore^, Stints of Insect?
Etc. Antrsfpfic Anodyne,used in
ternally arc' externally. Price 25c