Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I i. 22 M I in the i V. 1 IF BACH FAMI1 j I 5,500,000 pounds, o ^ I three times a week, !I barrels in a year. You can do your s 8 the war by omittir i 8 p'ace muffins or cor it 8 \ cup corn m? | 8 1 4 cups flour 'l 8 x-i teaspoon sal | B 4 teaspoons R< d B Sift dry ir a 8l. shortening !f w oven about I B bread in gr 8 Our new Red, White and 8 recipes ior making deli ROYAL BAKING P I FOOD \ : Heme:,. I II . uocal end I. \ ? "x oj Broad 1h.it. is (.'oinijoyod half an?? I ftialf of \vli? at flour and corn meal ? vill moot tho present requirements < f Ehe wheat saving- plan. ; and as \ < Mnvo to huy pound lor pound of other noroals, what Hour we can got will [lro along much furl her, and a great l&uantit.y will bo saved for sending to uhe soldiers. 1 N. P. J en ret te, cashier of the Hank !>f Tabor, and a prominent business1 4nan of that section, visited Conway , ,n business last Wednesday, remaining here several hours before returning to Tabor. 1j W. L. Long and (leorge M. Long. ' i [ oth ot Longs neighborhoo<l, spent a ?ow hours here last Friday on business. d T / Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum, and Miss '.eanette McQueen spent last weekind with friends and relatives at ^laxton, N. C. ! MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED Farm Lands in Harry County. Easy terms. For particulars write *ulian D. Dusenburv. onre Tat urn & Vnnintf.s, Attorneys-at-Law, Bishopjille, S. C. adv-2-14-18. i Your Choic j At any of the I AYNOR--JORDANVILI I! Go to the one that is near li we are plentifully supplied at I Viott o'rnenrioc li o liiorlrote of u wv* AVW VIAV mm uvvm jl ' Seed Oats, Guano and i In large quantities, both : lar farm use, now on hand Tobacco Canvas, !\ Will arrive in time for the 'ccfme in car load lots. AND NEVEI | That we have on hand a : jing, Shoes (Shoes a specialty Gall and see our complete liday Notions, serviceable and during the Holliday season. II 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 ,.lSfe8 we carry. We are in the we will try to merit it. George J. AYNOR?JORDANVILLE _ 1. ~i ! ?i "~i ?Ha I I II I ?MM?i [illion Fan United ! * v * . JY saved one cup of wheat flour It r more .than 28,000 barrels. If thii it would* amount tp 858,000,000 p< hare in effecting this saving and r ig white bread from one meal todaj n bread made according to this recip Corn Meal Muffins at 2 tablespo No eggs t 1 cup mill oyal Baking Powder 2 tablespo igredients together into bowl; add milk ai and beat well. Bake in greased muffin 1 ; 20 minutes. Same butter may be bake< eased shallow pan. Blue booklet, "Best War Time Recipes Icious and wholesome wheat saving foods OWDER CO., DEPT. H., 135 W VILL WIN TH3 ? . I Person?1 I Buy your groceries, and soli your eggs at labor Mercantile Co., next door to Hank of Tabor.?adv-lt. L. H. Burroughs has rented the large store on the corner ol' Hrd Avcnue and Main Stieet, from the owner, W. R. Lewis, and changes were being nualc in the interior last week to use it for general mercantile purposes. Mr. Burroughs will engage again in the mercantile business, luning resigned his position with the Conway Trading Company the first of the new year. * ? There were showers of rain last week. A. P. Parker was in Conway recently on business. * * * * * There were several cases of "Liberty" measles in Conway during the past few weeks; but there have been no serious cases with the disease, the patients recovering after staying in for a fe>y days. m * i.,i: r*.. 1 i jinicin uuncuuui.v, who is now .ucated with the law firm of Tatum & Jennings at Bishopville, S. C., spent the first of the week in Conway. I e of Trade three Stores: _E GALIVANTS FERRY est you to do your trading for all of these stores with the ford. Cotton Seed Meal ! for tobacco beds and for reguready for you to haul out. /laine Grown Seed Oats earliest planting, and will j K FORGET j full line of Dry Goods, Cloth- i ) line of Christmas Goods, Holattractive gifts for everyone tgf and we sell almost every5 of Horrv Countv. either W ~ 9 w id we sell for cash or extend aents are made. ores for any of the immense business for your trade, and Holliday GALIVANTS FERRY THE HOBBY HB&ALI 1 I nines I ; States I ; would amount to , I * ?saving was made I t Kinds, or 4,377,000 I eally help to win I 1 / and baking in its I < om sugar I ons shortening I id melted I ins in hot I < J as corn H * containing many other I . mailed free address W illlam St., New York E WAR I ; Head l!i' mis. which arc appearing : 1 this paper for the Powell h'u Company, of Columbia. J. H. .Stroud, formerly of Conway, but now of I.oris, spent a short lime in Conway last week. Horry County will no doubt have greatly more acreage planted ti is year than ever in the history of the ?-U .r I i r. .... .. . KIUI1 ",V NUIIll >> HU H \N 11*11 ViU'illH I in former years will be planted v/> | crops in 1918. It has not been ha?ci| tc rent land this season, ^ * * * * * i , * ? Rest Coffee in town for 12 1-2 cts. at Tabor Mrecantile Co. adv-lt C. H. Snider, the local food administrator, will be glad to furnish | the miller's certificates mentioned in' our last issue, to all who will apply for them. * ? Hon. LeGrand G. Walker, M. W. Pyatt, and Iredell Milliard, all attorneys of Georgetown, visited Con\va\ last Monday. Do you need hay? We have it. 2300 bushels seed oat3, too. Palmetto Grocery Co. Mullins. adv 2t. m m m m m The public road between Conwav and Port Harrelson was m need of attention at several'places as reported by various people last week who had trouble in passing the muddy places. ***** Fifteen Hundred Bushelr, Burt Seed Oats at $1.15 per bushel, cash Palmetto O?ro. eery Co.?Mullins. adv?2t ***** I). K. MeDuffie, csahicr of tlx* Bank of Loris, spent a few houiv j here on Wednesday of last week or business relating to his bank. Use potash under your pota-1 toes. 200 pounds cost you| $15.00. Mail check for what I you want. Palmetto Grocery j Co.?Mullins.?adv?2t. I i I Horry Lratr ! C0NWA1 j Wants to advert city lots or cou may want to di the year 1918. Decide on See M. M. Hed Grace and agre No sale, no expe I The oldest Amer THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURA W. B.-Coxe, S F. F. Covington Bullock ] R. M. Bullc 1 * . # * >, OOWWAY, 8. 0. L. D. Magruth has moved into his iew quarters on upper Main Street, I text door to the Horry Hardware Jo. He was formerly located in the Id Farmess ? * Merchants Bank 5 tuilding, now occupied by the Dawey Jewelry Store. i The Veneer Works now being con- > tructed near Conway on the site of he Southern Wood Products Co., has een delayed by lack of 'materials it > b said as well as a shortage of labor o put up the brick building:. The oficers bf the company say they wiB i te ready to begin work by Aprli 1st, 918. It will add another industry to Conway's list when it starts. * * * * * , M. B. Thompson was here one day ast week. < ' t Now is the time to save. You can ave money by trading with Tabor Mercantile Co. Next door to Bank >f Tabor.?adv-lt. Coca-Cola syrup is running short at uany of the fountains in the country ,vh( ro this popular drink has been job! for r.any years. Th.e cause of the fdiorta'-e is lack of sugar which Wrens tho t. r,. 'nal body of tiic syrup. I used in m: \;-.; the drink. ***** The magistrate court last week had up tlv? cuso of Long, plain tiff -vs_ The Wi'imni Comivmy an !j. H. Wright, cor.ccl i. g 1 no owner i ship of a iot of juniper polos which had been brought down the rivi r from about I'ircway, X. (f. 1 be W.lliams Company, a corporation located at Maxton, N. C., appeared at tin hearing and showed that they had no c'aim to he made to the property ami this left the dispute between th <j plaintiff, J. I>. Long and 1>. H. bright. * * A recent visitor a', the Horry Industrial School says that the students all looked healthy and robust. He looks upon the institution as beiiuj one of the best in the eastern part of South Carolina. I just picked up a few Fresh Jersey Cows, not cheap ones, but extra g-ood. K. O. Hanson. adv-lt. * ? Conway has been crowded with court week visitors all the first of the week. Some of the people came, on business, others had business in court. N. P. Jenrette, accompanied by -Mis. Jenrette. snont. ? ?W?v in Cmx. way on business last week. * ? m Henry L. Byrd, of Camp Sevier. Greenville, S. C., spent the week em! with friends in the city. K. A. Lawrimore was in Conway last week on business. * * * * * Good yard wide sheeting, 8 yds for $1.00. Tabor Mercantile Co. adv-lt K. O. Watson was in Conway 01 business one day last week. V o J. M. Squires was here one day last week on business. * * * * * W. H. Stone of Little River came over to Conway one day last week and remained here several hours on business. id Agency /on I 9 O. U> tise and sell any ntry tracts you spose of during I Pair Price rick at Hotel e on an option, nse to you. ican Company I NCE CO., OF NEW YORK I ipecial Agent I , District Agt. B Bros.? I >ck, Mgr., Agents. I K. L. Mi shoe was here recently on I :us?ness. J * W. D. Edwards was in Conway last Saturday. ? Business was never better than it s now according to the business men ve have met during the present year. R Moore Thompson of Little River vas in Conway last week on business. * * * * * W. P. Stackhou.se, of Marion, was n Conway last Monday. T. r>. ^;ston, of Wampee, S. J*1 1.1 Conway on business on? u lay last week. n * * * * IV O. H. McMillan, of Mullins, visited P Conway the first of the week. s n Still have about 50 Roles American n Wire Fence on hand. See me at qnce t if you want some. E. W. Prince, ii Hurley, S. C. adv-lt-pd. e {i ***** j Eat Rice. In stock we have v near 600 bags. We can save * you big money. Palmetto Gro- ' eery Co. Mullins. adv l o \ PROGR \M OF HORRY FN ION. The Horr\ I'nion will convene with ! the Fdon Baptist church Friday, Saturday and Sundry, on the fifth herd's Day in .March. Friday. 4 11 1 i 1 11 .i. i * i ~ i mromiciion .Sermon, I ple ached by Ufv. \V. C. Reaves. 12 m. I * 11 iv>n called to order b\ Moderator, Churches called, letters presented and read. An invitation extended to visiting bretheren. Ap , p' intment of committees by Moderntor. Topic No. 1 What is meant by It ' :s not Meat to Take Children's Broad and Cast it unto the Dogs. Mark 7c., ?7v. assigned, to Brother T. J, Vaught. Topic No- '2 What is meant by its Being Hosier for a Camel to go Through the Eye of a Needle than for a Rich Man to enter the Kingdom of God Mark 10c., 25v., assigned to Rev. Seth Milligan. Union dismissed until Saturday morning. Saturday. 9 a. m. Union called to order by ! Moderator, list of Churches called, invitation given to new or old Church es for membership with the Union. Reports from sister Churches on different objects. Topic No. 3 What is the Essential Things that Proclaim to our Salvation ? assigned to Pro. D. D. Edge. Topic No. 4 What is the Benefit of Sunday School, Assigned to Rev. .1. I T / * - I n. uauscc. i Topic No. 5 What Proof Have wo | in the Scriptures of our Heavenly 'Recognition? Assigned to Pro. A. J. j Todd Reports of Committees. Next sitting; of the Union. Closing* song: "God be With You Till we Meet Again." 20 minutes noon. 12:"0 Preaching by Rev. J. If. Causee. Preaching* Kriday night by Rev. M. Johnson. i Preaching; Saturday night by Rev. G. W. Harrelson. Sunday, 10 a. m. Sunday School. 11 a. m. Preaching by Rev. T. H. Patterson. A cordial invitation to all. Rev. L. M. Johnson, I). W. Nance, J. L. Todd, COMMITTEE. o No. 666 This is a prescription prepared especially 'or MALARIA or CHILLS &, FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as 8 tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c r-O 1 TAKKN IIP. At my place Oct. 1st, 1017, one white Sow with black head and black spots on hips, Short tail, marked with , crop and hole in right ear and swallow fork in left ear. Owner can gel same by paying charges. < 2 28-18--3t. A. B. DIM KEY. Galivnntfl I?ai?w St c i ... . , *j, \ '.J IVI I ' 1%". I. I geo.hThowell goes to chester George H. Howell has boon ap- ^ pointed as manager for Swift & Co., at the important point of Chester, in r this State, and he has made arrange- J ments for moving there from Wilmington, N. C. He has been with Swift & Co., for the past several years as travelling representative ^ over a large territory with headquarters at Wilmington. His ability has earned him a deserved promotion < from his company. j nvm UD6E TO REQUIRE A PRESCRIPTION <4 t lichland Officer Announces Rule After Manning Signs Liquor Bill. . \ ' | 1 Coluntbia4 #?. Duncan Bellinger, idge of probat .or* Richland county, nnounccd today that he would issue o more permits for whiskey shiplents, except where the applicant resents a prescription from a: doctor riving4 that the whiskey is needed for unheal ptH^ios^. Judge Bellinger uule this announcement following he action of the Governor yesterday 11 signing the bill passed by the re* tit session of the G moral Assembly iroviding that probate judges shouhl <sue no permits cxe( pt where they re re satisfied that the whiskey \v is o he used for medical purposes, bulge Bollinger takes the view that a ihysician is the man to determine* hen Wilis hoy is needed for medical mrposcs. I. i. understood that otiier probate itdg . ethe State v. ill take a simi;v vier. of the law. I ihKv lee South ('a 'i ,:?vi quart u ?on;h law tho judges 1 ,\o bo"n isuiug p nr.iw for whiskey shipments ?!'. tho statement of ihe applicant hat the wlLskey \va to ho used for ru die in >1 purposes. MAKING HEADWAY. Every pupil in my room at Green Sea School has purchased one or more hriit Stamps, while several* have purchased "War Saving Stamps". Purchase January -JO, 1917. War Saving Stamps. Vlora Derham, Edgar Derham, Neil Lewis, Braxton Lewis, Kred Jernig'an, Veronica Mills, and J. I>. Hnrrelson, Thrift Stamps. Grace Watson, Ina Williamson, Mary Jernigan, Maud Lupo, Rebecca Hoover, Edna Williamson, Nell Bryant, Ed. Watson, Herbert Lupo, Mason Kistler. Edgar Kistlor, Aubey Watson, Graydon Jernigon, McKinley Johnson, Lillian H arret I son. \ Teacher Essie Derham, W. S. 9. i . # The German invasion of Russia continues unimpeded. ? m U * nn iiii? mtnurr mi i i 3 Pianos One of them players, on display at Sutherland's Furniture Store. Must be sold by March 1st. Buy them at practically your own price. Cash or instalment. You won't buy them at these prices again. M. H. WOODRUFF. h?S Biini V?UT om 3 h["rhk We use genuine Ford Parts only in our repair work. CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.. joetesesentmoveo 1 have moved from the old stand near the old Masonic Hall to the shop on 3rd Avenue near the Town Hall, and occupied until recently by M*?. H. T. Will iams. I respectfully ask the patronage of the public and will endeavor to give good service. adv-2-14-18-4t Joe Lesesene. Strayed from my place about January 28tb, one yellow cream colored female bull dog. Will satisfy any person who will let me know where she is. O. W. JOHNSSON. Cool Springs, S. C. adv 2-7-18. ? * 9 NOTICE. STRAYED About August 1, 1917, from Mr. Carson Grainger's place, young cow, red brindled, marked 2 splits in right ear, smooth crop in left. J. W. Williams, Tabor, N. J, Route 2. adv 3t-nd r * * * rAKEN UP Black sow, white face, unmarked, about 18 months old. Owner can get same by paying charges. Geo. O. Johnson, Gali/ants Ferry, S. RFD No. 1 3t-pd To Cure Cold In One Day. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stop* the ucugh aud Headache and works off the Cold. LVrufrgirte refund money if it fails to cure. K. VT GROVE'S signature ou each box. 30c.