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tout 3 mgUtalfl. CONWAY, & C in I K the PM OWkm at Conway ll C, M iMMi thma wall matter. M. 7WOOOWARD VlANM Omj Yliuraday Mormioj by Cmmy NbMihini Co. ~ TUniONE 21 TERMS: VBSOKPTION RATES tCepy, One Year ,$1.^0 Copy, -Sbt Months ........ $6 Am Copy, Three Months ...... BO ? ? rCBUSBERS ANNOUNCEMENT Tributes of Resprot, ami Obituaries vBl be charged for at the rate of 'erne Mat per word for all words over 150. Asooltttdoas of Thanks, Cards ef Thanks, and all other reading NoMaes, not NEWS, taking the rtrn of Mm jpaper, will be charge a at the rate *f are cents p?r line; and all 'other Motfeeo in the Goeal columns *.t the , tftte ef ten ces&s per Hne. All changes AdwrtlmeDts must #a in the ?flkr; by Saturday moon to daaiuro their appearance in *the falInrtag issue. U1 coxximuraieationn must ke signed Ay the name of >thr writes, not forpublication, but for the protection of Ala paper. Lagal Netices at $1 per Inch first toaartion, 50 centi each uubsequent taaartion. Elates an long term contracts for Alaplay advertising very reasonable and made known-on application. Make aiil Checks or Dw.fts payable la Hie Horry Herald, or'Ci. H. Woodward, Conway, S, C. Notice in Special Column at the lata of one cent per word each insertfan, and none cf these1 waken for lee* than 25 cents, 'to be paid for in adTHITRSDMf AEECL 4, 1918 Each year vo sec ti-.e fields in this -county broadening oui, and there- ai < new fields being cleared up where there was no field before. o Honryitesiintend tee do their j>a:ri ?i? increasing food this ^ ear. They aire planting- it now, more than was ever planted in tins count} before. IV The. pe*e? v which we gain with a man this evening:, ofi y to lose it before breakTust tomorrow morn'mg, is the kind of vpeaoe we would haw with Germany ai it swine brought .-about now. This is :a section ? )f the couctirv in which you may be-.st re great <k*X'olo|>.nient well 'take place in the ivcrrJt ton ic twenty .years. W>u need irot-, be afraid to buy land in any pant o'f Horry County. One griuit advantage of rajb.ini; wheat at imme is'ctiiat it doe* not j come witlwt t!i reg ulations of fche national fo*.d> admrni ;tration, so fjuat rthe fanner -.v.ho rubes his own wkvsat n;ay grind u into ft air and have much for )h> own u.a- at home ar .no ( wants. Wo are in*e.vest<?i in the ywa-ai&r wheat crop thut i.. oow growing us Horrj County.. Forvthe first time the history of I'-lorry,'the farmers ar. , growing wheat whirl, will produce I flour for their s<\vn cuhsu nipt ion. Th-v mill wiFi bo reatry tt?-t?j*in? 1 the crop .right horo at home. *> This paper wiD emlecvor in the f <"turc as it has in t!he-putt to publish those things whitih iit .'op-ems of the most benoffii t<> the groal bulk of 'us readers, th* people oil' .Hurry County. The people vf the county are the men who support this papei imp it is a joy. "to tf) to benp*'fit them. ^ It b believed by men who know ( more about the war situation than we < <lo, that the supreme test of strongt 1 will come on f.hc Western fnnt dur- ^ jng" the present year, (iermany has been constantly augmenting her j forces on that 1 root, ami the allies ^ have been, making preparation* and at last accounts still out-numbered the Teutons in man power and guns. ( That a big drive by Germany is ifast approaching is plainly evident, in such circumstances as we will .fur" * very scon, it is in the nature (if ^ things that we should have some set f backs of one kind und another; and . we had as well prepare ourselves to ^ stand it, and never get discouraged ^ hut stand squarely with our shoulders to the wheel until victory shall crown the efforts of our soldiers and their fillies in l1'ranee. Acquitted. When n young man eloped with a Springfield girl not yet of age. the father of the young woman caused his arrest on a charge of disturbing the peace. When In court it was shown P) thnf father was asleep when the elope- ^ meat occurred and that he did not waken for some time afterward the young man was acquitted. Kansas 'T City Tiroes. - |r< 75c this Coupon Worth ! THIS Coupon, if presented tog cents in cash is good for a one DIAN HKRBINE. After using printed directions on it, if you times what youjiave paid, you bottle and we will cheerfully re It relieves a bad cold or cough j in one day; relieves fever in ou tired feeling in one day; relie? etr, back or hips in one day. Re relieves sick stomach, belching hours. Relieves bladder and ] matism giving quick relief frc eases and woman troubles, two So your work will not tire yc your work with ten times the 1 from your system, and we will gripes or makes you sick or br Eat or drink anything while tn 75c This Coupo Norton Druj Conwaj EmTATIONJU. N EWS i V.wl li 1 1 A I- X _ v "iiucm mhi ny i lie uepari men? ol KducaJion. The teachers arc expected to be the leaders in every movement fori the jiii.Mic good and to take the initiative in all community work. Almost every day brings some new oppor '.unity for service., some way in which 1 they can show their willingness *o: 'co-oporate. One of the big chances for serving has just come to the teachers of our .country and it is oui hope that the teachers oi Horry j County will be among the foremost ' in lending themselves to this work, i We refer to the change of time which ' 1 went into effect Tuesday. i>y open- j i ing and closing school according to tiiis new time we will bo showing our i. willingness to bt guided by-mir govpernmcitt and toco-operate vith it in every.K%ep taken for the good of our ipcpple. lEven greater than this will be the opportunity which an houi saved-each day \vill give to tee farming people of the (county. Bv oneninir i school at eight-thirty as formerly an 1 ^dismissing at the usual time-the boys uuui girls will b?- able to give an hour's extra work in the fields. A ^saving of five hours eatvh week Iby-each Iboy anil girl and the giving of that time to the work of producing more food for our people and for our lillies will bring forth very definite 'results anii a decided increase in the fond supph of Horry County. Teaen ers are urged to do all in their power to encourage the keeping of thi* new tin*" and tlx' careful use of each minute thus saved. The n inutes niak" | tin* hours: save the minutes yourselves j.ml show your pupils how well you can use the time saved. i \'l]a?e regiiU.r quarterly meeting ?? the Horry County Tiustees' Association will he held at the Court Hour, on Saturday, April 11 at 11 o'clock. All tlx* trustees are asked to he at this meriting as vem important business is to ht transacted. The weather pi*? - \ vented *>ur January mec?ti?ig so thi> will he the only meeting since October r.nd there is much to he done by out ) Assoe-itffron. Phrase urge all trustees w ill) whom you come4 in contact to h< h our mooting. The noorl for trai;ue?<l toac'hous wu> r. Tiwr .so great as at the present tim< aral the scarcity of teachers for the corning term :s appalling. Kvery teacher and evri'y prospective4 teach i is "urged to K'omc to the Training School as sooo as possible and to re main for the rest of the term. W? hope to have a large4 attendance fo'/ tl next IVJonelny. April JSth. Make; every fT?ji"l u? he umovig the number who !>nter then, U is hard to make-up th?* 1 h< urcirk hot at the4 beginning of the! term. We are already receiving in-1 hi luiries f'rojii trustees for help in s? ecting- teachers for next year ami hew are asking ''Can you recommend j t teache-r from the- Training School '!" >r "Can you give* us a trained teaeh4l" ?" It is evielevjit that the trustee., we putting a high valuation upon tho vork of the? Training School and that ^ hey realize the importance of having, eavhors who know how to teach. Lot no urge oach of you to come for train r.g and to come as soon as possible, {oping to see many of you begin this ask of fitting yourselves for hotter 10/k at an early date, I am, ;. Yours truly, M. J. Bui lock, J ^ Supt. of Education. ( LESSON ON TENSE FORMS OF VERBS. tin Teacher's Aim To teach the cor- At ect tense. forms of the verbs most wil requently misused. An Teacher's Plan To give this dn1 sai ? the form of question and answe , rg; ?quiring the answer in the tense t'n % . . i Seventy Five Peots 75c ' \ . i i f Yd. ether wity- only' twenty-five dollar bottle of GREAT IN a bottle strictly according to do not think it is worth four i can bring back the empty fund the twenty-five cents. l in one day; relieves lagrippe e day; relieves weakness and es pain in neck, side, shouldlieves headache in two hours; f, gas on stomach in three kidney trouble. Relieves rheu>m pain. Relieves female dis> days' treatment will fix you. >u one particle. You can do ease. It will work all the bile give fifty dollars reward if it eaks you up in any manner, iking it. n Good At 75c g Company i, s. c. called for by tho question, remembering to pay special attention to the I use of "shall and will" as needed in ' the future tonso-s, to the use of lii ? past participle in the perfect tenses, and to the correct form of the verb in the third person, singular of the pre ent tense. Teacher "Play you had an apple for your lunch. What did you do with it ?" #"I ate it.*' it 11 f I. - A. ? ^ . w iuil mo iVlary do with ho:" candy?" "She ate her candy." "What a it? .you doing with your orange?" "I am eating my oanrge." "What was Tom doing with his lunch at recess?" "He was eating his lunch." "What doo.s Harry do with hilunch each day?" "He eats his lunch." "What have you done with your cake?" "I have eaten it." "What has Bessie done with her pie ?" "She has eaten it." "What have you and Mary don#> with your candy?" "Mary has eaten her candy but 1 have not eaten mine." "When will you eat it?" "I shall eat it after school." "Does Tom cat candy?" "Yes, he eats all he can got." "What will you girls do at recess ?" "We shall eat our lunch." "Do you .eat peaches?" "Yes, I eat peaches in the summer time." ".Does Bessie eat peaches?" " \ oK' she cats them often.*" "What did you do when 1 ho bell L'U)IR?" "I went to schcool." "Where is Tom?" "He has gone fishing." "Where are the girls?" "They are on the lake." "Where were the boys going when ou saw them ?" ^ "They were going to the river." "Where were you yesterday?" \wus at home." "Where was Tom when 1 called im r* "He bad gone to a ball game, he did ' ' ot hear you call." "Will you take me to a game?" "I shall -be glad to take you." "Did Dick take bis ball ?" "No, he took hrs bat." ' "What has Harry taken?" "Ife has taken his kite." "What have the girls taken with j n tern ?" ? "They have taken their dolls." b "What did Red (tiding Hood take C er grandmother?" ( "She took some cake and a pat of .V a tier." H "What has Hoy Hlpe taken?" H "He lias taken ins horn." s< "What had Bo Poop taken with ''' i tl "She ha/I taken her little crook." "What will Mother (loose take ?" "She will take a ride on a broom- (( ick." "What will you take?" i "1 shall take a walk." ! "What have you taken for lunch?" * "I have taken an apple and an an ge." ih "What have Mary and Bessie n: ken?" hl r>\ "They have taken some bread and Iter." fo o <la * Ai The Spanish and Swiss amhassa- yy rs at Berlin have been directed by b German foreign office to notify nerican government that Gcrmanv II proceed with measuraa against nerican nronortv !*? ... , ?,? viviuinn.Y 111 llli' nc proportion that action is taken Th< ninst Gorman property in the OR lited States. J1* ien MLD, OOHWAr,?. o: COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF . ' (Complaint Not Served.) Court of Common Pleat*. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry, burroughs & Collins Co., a Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Margaret Davis, E. A. Randall, M. C. Lewis, J. M. Davis, J. H. Davis, J, C. Davis, Ralph Spivey, Finklen Spivey, Columbus Spivey, Sylvester Spivey, Henry Spivey. Isiah Spivey, Isaac Spivey. Magnolia Spivey. Melinda Spivey, Elcnor Spivey, Masareen Spivey, Annie Spivey, Mary Lewis, Leo Davis, and V. A. .Davis, heirs at law of David Davis, deceased. Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the complain; in this action, which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court op Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Conway, 3. C'., within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Conway, S. C., March 18, 1918. E. J. SHERWOOD, Plaintiff's Attorney. To J. M. Davis, Finklea Spivey, Henry Spivey, V. A. Davis, Hoo Davis, 1 l 1 ' ? f v a i ,i. n. i -avis, j. v.. Lmvis, Aiary i/'Wis and Isaac Spivoy, Absent Defendants: TAKE NOTICE: That the Complaint in the foregoing stated action and the summons of which the foregoing is a copy, were filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Horry on the 19th day cf March A. D. 1918. W. L. BRYAN, C. C. C. P. E. J. SHERWOOD, Plaintiff's A11 orn e y. Conway, S. C., March 19, 1918 ?8t -FiSH SCRAPWe have bought good big lot of fish scrap. We expect car or two about 2nd March. Price cash is $67 per ton. Let us have your orders right nniA/ nlnoork iiury9 [Ji^aou. We are well stocked with oats, hay, peanut meal, | shorts, lard, bacon, coffee, ; etc. Have 1,000 caddies j job tobacco, price 48 cents per pound. Big bargain. PALMETTO GROCERY CO. : I Cooper MULLINS 2.28-18...:;t I o SIMMONS FOK RELIEF. I (Complaint Not Scrvo<l.) In tlu* Court of Common Pleas. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Horry. Annie Tart, Plaintiff, ; vs. J. C. Tart, Defendant. < ro THE DEFENDANT ABOVE . NAMED: \ YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ' nrl i*e<hii*i.~ 1 |M.. vvi v\/ iuio w *;I UIU CUIIipiilini f tho plaintiff herein, which has i eel 1 filed in the office of the Clerk ' r i !ourt, Horrv County, said State, at i lonway, S. C., and serve a copy of 1 our answer to the said complaint on i ^ he suhscriher at his office, Mullinv,! m . C., within twenty rlays after the rrvice hereof, exclusive of the day of L'.ch service and if you fail to answer 10 complaint within the aforesaid me, the plaintiff in this action w'li pply for the relief demanded in the implaint. HOYT McMILDAN, Plaintiffs Attorney, a tod March Tl, 1918. n the Absent Defendant J. C. Tart: Take Notice, That the complaint in j io foretfoinir action nrwi ....... l v ?v? Wll Ml 11 . " ons of which the foregoing1 is a copy ivc boon filed in the office of the tcrk of the Court of Common Pleas r Horry County, said State as of ite March 21. ttost: . L. BRYAN, C. C. C. P. hoyt McMillan, Plaintiff's Attorney. Ited March 21, 1918. -3t ( 1 9'' 111 I , Ives Out Malaria, Builds Up System e Old Standard general atrengtheninf tonic, I OVK'H TA8TKI.ES8 chill TONIC,drurcaout ! larla.mrichea the blood .andbulldauptheayai. true tonic. For adulta and children. 60c - - - - . I Announcement I APRIL 1ST. I We give a Coupon for every Cash I lhircha.se in every department of I our I STORE I * 1 Return $5.00 worth ami receive 5 I per cent of your purchases in I THRIFT STAMPS I In order to help the Government I we take this method of giving I Thrift Stamps I EXTRA I as well as an appreciation of your I patronage. I This is a small amount of trouble I to you tv save these Coupons and I will help considerable with your I co-operation. I j Hbrry Drug Company THIS GROWING STORK." CONWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA ======= to* swings stamps iiiuxs ?rr tub UNITED STATUS * JXW&RHMEHT T> mi a v r>uy inem Ana | Help Win The War FOR SALE EVERYWHERE O I OCH WILL LEAD THE ALLIED ARMIES Premier Lloyd George today announced the appointment of General Koch as commander of the allied armies on the Western front. ! In making the announcement, the premier said: "For the first few days after the ; German army had launched upon our tirav; an attack unparalleled in its (concentration of troops and guns, th? j situation was extremely critical, i Thanks to the indomitable bravery of lour troops, who gradually stemmed I the enemy advance until reinforcements could arrive and our faithful ally could enter into the battle, tlr: situation now is improved. Tim struggle, however, is only in it:: openingstages and no prediction of its future course eon \n*i iv*?w!? ,#x> ^v*?i * v v ?/' iiiuni', "From the first clay the war cabinet has been in constant session and in communication with in adquarter* and with the French arnl American j govrnments. A number of measures have been taken in concert between the governments tc deal with the emergency. "The enemy has had the incalculable advantage of fighting as one army. To meet this, the allies have, since the battle began, taken a most important decision. i ; ''With the cordial cooperation of the British and French commanders in chief, General Foch has been charged by the British, French and American governments to coordinate the action of the allied armies on the Western front. "In addition to the action taken to neot the immediate needs of the monent, it will be necessary to bring nto operation certain measures which j lave long been in contemplation | thoillrl :i .jitnntifm <iwli .?? - ii c?n VIM' JJierHMll | H HUB I havft in this ia/a^I/ *u<a ?a- i - ?? - ^ ?iiv ftw9\ IWU UCII I1 the best can be bought. Also Saddlery. You can get a go my line. Come to see me and u your money than you can possib 6.B.JE! j arise. "It is clear that, whatever may ha?>^| pen in this, battl^y the country must Ix4 prepared l'or further sacrifices to.^J "lisurc final victory. I am certain that he nation will shrink from no sacrifice which is required to secure this o 5H DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITES KD STATES, EASTERN DI&- ufl TRICT OF SOUTH CAR. j H OLINA. t In the mutter of L. W, Copper, Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy. To the Creditors of L. W. Cooper, of H Conway, in the County pf Horry and District aforesaid, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that on the H ICth day of March 1918, the said L. W. Cooper was duly adjudicated bankiH rupt; and that the first meeting1 of jH his creditors will be held at the office of the referee, Florence, S. C., on the jfl 1st day of April 1918 at 12 o^npek V noon, at which time the said crtJtf- H tors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bunk-'H rupt and transact such other business "fl as may properly come before said\H meeting. Notice is further given that at such meeting tlie sale of tho^J stock of merchandise, fixtures, ac-^| counts, etc., after legal advertisej menl will he considered without lur-^B | i her notice to creditors. KOliKUT J. KI UK, B Referee in Ihmkruntcy. i Florence, S. March 19th, 19) S."jL 00 YOU NEED A I MILLER'S CERTIFICATE! If you nerd a miller's certificate, and no blank from tin food admini>~B , tration is on hand, clip out the fol- fl lowing; and take it to your miller-fl We see no reason this would not do-H UNITED STATICS FOOD ADMIN-IB 1STRATION fl William Elliott ''fl 1 Food Administrator for South Caro-B Columbia, S. C. fl Dates 1913..fl IB I hereby apply for a miller's cer- ifl tificate showing that I have had corn, fl ground into meal or grits, and make fl the following statement: fl I have on hand pounds fl of flour. fl Number in my family fl Number of tenants which I sup- fl j I agree to co-operate with tho Food Administration and use one pound of^B flour substitutes for every pound oC flour used in my own household or fl | those which I supply *" V (Farmer sign hero.) ? I hereDy certify that 1 operate )M i corn mill and that the above povsom H has this day had ground at my will' im . . pound.' of meal' or lfl ] (Miller sign lure.) H < I'ostf?fficc of Mill jfl lfl The Advance of Science. ^ "Do you cat anything just before J going to bed?" said the physician tl I the neurotic subject who could ntffs I "Oh, no doctor!" the patient re"Well," said the physician, "just 9 keep a glass of milk and some bis? H Oil ifUav/. -1 ^ 1 iscBiuu y?u, and maKc a light meal the last thing before retiring!"' ? "But doctor," replied the sick one,, lfl "you told me o'n no account to eat anything before retiring!'/ 9 "Pooh, pooh!" said the doctor, "that >9 was three months ago! Science has 9 made enormous stride: since than.?a fl N. Y. Globe. " V I #54! wm )\ oads, 54 Horses and Mules, V a nice lot of Buggies and V od selection of any thing in I /ill give you better value for ly get any where else. '1 NKINS I