The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 07, 1918, Page THREE, Image 3
I Citation Notice.
ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ouinty ?tf Hocry.
iy J. ?. 'YACDGHT.i ESQUIRE,
ORATE JUDGE.
VHERE A.S, W. H. Stone made
jt to me. to ;rwmt him Letter* of
jimnisUr tu.n of the Estate of ami
Sects o' li'olson Thomas.
these auk therefore to
jr anA iiftriTorasb .all a?<l singular
r ktnifa d aiul creditors of the said
f/lson T'.^mac, tdwieanod,, that they
| and appear, &?c<forc me, in the
| urt of Probate, to 'be he'll! at Conj
v, S. C., t day < f February
'K 1 vvl ? ; * < ' 1 -?*
- ? 'II nciwi, -IV
delock in th< fovosxoon, to shew
ie, if any tihef fcwc., trhy the said
linistiation siic&ld not be grantIVEN
undeir my Hand, this 8th
of February Ansio Domini, lftlfS
ub'ished on the 14th and 21st
s Felmaary 191S in the Horry
aid. J. S- VAUGHT,
Probate Judge.
OPY SI MMONS FOR RBIJKP
(Complaint Net Served.)
Court of Common Pleas.
\TH OK SOUTH CAROLINA,
('uur.ty of iIon\\\
ac L. Lcc, Plaintiff,
I Knir.o Ii:vrd\*i<k, N. J. flnnlco,
'I*jnt? 11? b'Iroi'i ry Company, L.
.1). 1A.: i* .v.*i?. !:. Hank < !' Tabor, c. ceri'II
\\\ )!. < Tho V.T.vTi
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I,i\. on<p:\;\/, a <. vpcm, .Ucdu.o
fli. Ci ;.%ingcr, IV. H. Hyatt. L. P.
II larcwick, J. M. H;mh iek, O. !t. J
Vll'.e'dwirk. .i. M. II a re wick an I I'.. !
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j, [ 1;ji'(!\vk k, I).- fondants.
[) Till; DEPENDANTS ABOVE
X AMED:
]YOU A1U-: HEREBY SUMMONED
id . required to answer the comJviint
in this action, which has been
.c' in the office of the Clerk of the
|>urt of Common Plea:;, for the said J
!?unly, and to serve a copy of yotu
jjswor to the said complaint on the
"jbscriber at his office at Conway,
' C., within twenty days after the
Lrvice hereof; exclusive of the day
such service and if you fail to
jjswer the complaint within the time
lo'resaiti, the plaintiff in this actio*,
rll apply to the Court for the relief
amanded in the complaint.
Bttod l*\ bi nary 1st, A. I). 1918.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attnmnv.
1>? Enterprise Grocery Company,
hBiink of Tabor, The Worth Company,
L. f). Hardvick. J. N. Haniwick,
K. I). Hard wick, and N. J.
[Hardee. Absent Defendants:
[Take Notice That the Compnint in i
3p foregoing stated action and the j
nnimons of which, the foregoing1 is a J
Lpy w( it' filed in the office of the
i< rk of tlie Court of Common Plea:?
Sand for Horry County, at Conway, J
| C., en the Kh day of Kcbi uar\ A. j
It. L. L?!*Y AN, (L. S.) |
11. H. WOODWARD,
PlaintiVf's Attorney.
l? He Sells the Rest.
Jlf you need a sewing machine, and
hint to use the make which is the
*st in the world, sec- J. M. D. Jones
1-day. You know that he sells 11;
anger, at Conway, S. C.- adv-2-28Ia
HiiMfMi Thaf Unt IM>?* ?U? u--m
Imnniiv law* www* KUI flllGWI IIIO IK/BU
>j**of its tonic and laxative effect, LAX AIBKOMO
QU1N1NK is better than ordinary
ile and does not cause nervousness nor
ng in head. Remember the lull name ot.d
for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 30c.
MES SMART ESTATE
OFFERED FOR SALE
Id have for sale the estate land of
late Mr. Jas. Smart, containing
ty-two acres, with 16 or 18 acres
red, with dwelling house, lying ;n
ks township, on Pee Dee Public
Wire fencing round about onerth
of field.
all or write us your best offer for
i property which the heirs want to
?ose of at a fair price. The only
e to buy land is when it is offered
sale. Afterwards it is too late. ad
)RRY LAND AGENCY, Conway.
M. Hedrick. H. H. Woodward.
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illsed 40 Years J
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of the decree
and judgment of the court made by
his Honor H. F. Rice, Presiding
Judge, in the case of George J. Holliday,
Plaintiff vs. Mack C. Gorraid,
Flora J. Holliday, and Sarah M. Geirald,
Defendants, and dated the 1st
day of March A. D. 1918, I, the undersigned
J. A. Lweis, Sheriff of
Horry County, will sell al public auction
to the highest bidder before th 4
Court House door at Conway, in
Horry County, and State of South
Carolina, during legal hours of sale, (
on salesday in April next, it being (
the 1st day of said month, all and 1
singular those certain lands situate .
i.i Horry County, and described a^> ,
follows, to wit: * j
All and singular, all that certain \
piece, parcel or tract of land lying \
ind being in Galivants Ferrv Town- /
ship, County and State aforesaid, j
containing Seventy-seven and ono |
lalf (77 1-2) acres, and bounded as
follows: North by lands of I. C. (
Rabon and H. J. Sarvis, East ?y i
ands of Burroughs & Collins Co., (
South by lands of Estate of E. l\ ,
Pitman ami Daniel Johnson, ant t
West by lands of Estate of E. P. j.
Pitman. N
This being1 the place where I now (
ive and reside.
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser ]
o pay for papers. \
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S. Foo
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AND IT ADI
witht
of lard
HAT is the direct a
your Government,
no sacrifice on your
No sacrifice a
1use vecretahle fofQ r
W-? w W ? ^ V Vi- * 'W 1 VV V.V./ o
lesomc and pure.
?Aro sacrifice
;e vegetable fats c
i butter or lard.
rhe only change ;
:d to make is a sligh
ie way you cook?the
you use.
ortunately, the coui
t at hand an abundar
lutritious vegetable
:h Cottolene is a wel
dependable example
rhe change from 1
er to vegetable fats
:>le and patriotic. C
ts the needs of wh
king/ the requirem
nomy, the wishes
'ernment.
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Conway, S. C., March 7th, A. D., 191^
T A f tMt?*
?J. J\. 1.1L< VV 1 IS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
GERMAN PEAcTPLAMS
KNOW ONLY VICTORY
The German imperial chancel loi
{.gain last week told the reichstag
that a general peace is possible of
discussion on the bhsis of the four
essential principles laid down some
time ago by President Wilson in an
uldress to congress. Almost in the
Tame breath, however, the usual qualifications
were entwined amid his utterances,
leaving the suspicion that
the central powers, if they are desir/Us
of peace, still have their old
deals of a victorious peace to the
'ore.
Conditional upon the acceptance
ven of the principles of President
Wilson was the declaration by Chan ellor
von Hertling that they 'must
lot only be proposed by the president
nit actually be recognized by all
dates and peoples. In addition there
vas no court of arbitration in which
IcVmany could place her trust, he
said. The old accusation that Great
Britain's war aims are imperialistic
vas reiterated by the chancellor.
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a:\d latter in yo\
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you are who a]
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shorten,
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1-known
nature
lard,an^ kitc^c
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ottoicne fatyoi
olesome ter m<
ents of somec
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Patriotic Shortening
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More I'ropaganda Seen
As if endeavoring to divide the sentiment
of the people of Great Britain
the spokesman for the German jfov
eiT.mcnt declared that the world !;
longing for peace but that the government
of countries of Germany weiv
inflaming the passion for war "there
are," he added dramatically, "otho
voices to be heard in Kngland. It is
hoped these voices will multiply."
As a whole the chancellor's address
was devoid of rancor, the speaker
seemingly having as his purpose to
paint a picture to those at home who
ere dissatisfied with the war in general
and the resumption of hostilities
against Russia how generous Germany
is inclined to be. To this end
he went to the point of declaring
that Germany had no desire to retain
conquered territory in Courland,
Rsthonia, Lithuania and Livonia within
her grasp. In fact the broad assertion
was made that Germany's
present operations in Russia were
ng carried out solely to secure the
Iruit-s of the peace she had signed
with the Ukraine.
Invasion Goes On.
Meanwhile, although the Russian*
have accepted Germany's proposals
for peace the Germans are continuing
their inroads both into Great and
Little Russia. In the north some opposition
is being placed in the path
of the invaders, but evidently the
linistrati
s Fat
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not mean to
fats instead
izr cooking.
d what is the rcasor
overnment reouirerru
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y this:
ork, ham, bacon, lard,
{ milk, and batter ca
d in concentrated sp
feed the under-nouri
a and children in stri
"ies to feed our own 1
:n and the men of our /
re fighting in our def
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I H these compelling
t mind, is it not a clear
patriotism above coc
ns and use the nutrit
mical vegetable fats v
: has abundantly supp
ike your kitchen a pati
n and remember as
every ounce of vege
1 use instead of lard anc
ly mean saving the li
ine somewhere in the w
SIFAIRBANK^&M!
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| pressure nas not yet boon sufficient
1 to stay the progress of the enemy.
.Considerable fightiitg has taken placei
around the town of Pskov, which, ac-;
cording to latest advices has change i
hands several times. In Yolhynia tlm
town of Kolenkowitz has been capI
lured after some fighting, and accord
ing to the Berlin official communication
bands of the llolsheviki and in
Ukraine have been put to fight by the."
Germans.
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An oiticial proclamation issued in f
IYtrograd calls upon the people to \
rally to the cause of Russia if tlv? \
Bolsheviki government is to be saved. ,}
A call also has been issued to the * '<
. 1 _ _ ! > 1 1 . '
jjuupiu in uu? capital to come out ami s
I aid in the digging: of defensive ^
trenches and the general arnts of the j
capital. t
Realizing the seriousness of the
situation the American ambassador '
and his staff made preparations Mon- 11
day to quit Petrograd with the (-hi- *
nese and Japanese diplomats who ^
were arranging to depart. The am- j
bassador informed the state depart- ^
mcnt that the German army then waft C
enlv eight hours march from Petro
.'.i *
fclttw. r
On the various battle fronts operations
similar to those that have been J
in progress for several weeks con- ^
tinue. Daily the Americans on their
* r
sector northwost of Toul are under a
heavy German artillery fire but they ^
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n lny's front lino tranche"' battery
positions and wire entanglements.
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THE PRAISE C'ONTIM'ES
Everywhere We Hear (loot! Reports
oi Dean's Kinney Piils
Conway is no exception. Every
section of the I*. S. resounds with
naise of I Hum's Kidney Pills. Thirty
thousand persons are giving testimony
in their home newspapers. The
sincerity of these witnesses, the fact
hat they live so near, is the best
>roof of the merit of Dean's. Here's
i v onway case.
Mrs. (i. A. Macklen, inn so, Laurel
St., Conway, says: "I don't hesitate
o recommend Doan's Kidney Pills.
consider them a most valuable
nedicine for backache, headaches,
lizzincss and other kidney disorders,
have often recommended Doan's Kid
iey Pills and they have always given
he best of results."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
imply ask for a kidney remedy get
)oan's Kidney Pills the same that
Irs. Macklen had. Koster-Milburn
;o., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. adv
o
:or Indigestion, Constipation or
Biliousness
lust try one 50-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
VITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
.axative pleasant to take. Made and
ecommended to the public by Paris Mediine
Co .manufacturers of Laxative Bromo
)uiniite and Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic.