The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 30, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1018 j
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This country eflnnot afford to go
easy with either- inserters or spies.
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?*4|s It ^v?yId be wise for many if the.-,
would spend their time in conducting
their own affairs; instead of taking
up at least three fourths of their
time irt trying to advise neighborshow
their affairs should be conduct~
Vftt Wp hardly ever get any profit
from needlessly butting in to thr
other man's business* ,
Cooked Irish potatoes when mixed
with wheat flour makes a bread t) at
looks just as well and eats just ?i- I
well as bread made from wheat flour j
alone . This is one good way in which
all of the people of this section may
now help in winning the war by saving
the supply of wheat flour for the
allied armies in France.
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I One of the duties we are doing our
best to fulfill is to give the readers
of this paper the best information we
can obtain regarding the world war;
so that being informed on the subject
which is of paramount importance
to all of us at this time, they
will know that they should do as
loyal American citizens to aid in the
cause against Teutonic aggression.
The ideals for which we now fight
are as strong in the vision of lloriu
county people as they are in any par
of the United States. The people o
Horry County should know and w.
will do our best to inform the,,
Knowing is half the battle in a:
thing.
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The automobile is one of the <;iie
est things to go down with i .e. A
it is true that it is a thine ? eat
abused in nuio cases out of ten. 1
tho product of <. 1o.m- ?.tud\ ,i b
minds and 01 the be.- t me; Ik aw .1 * :
perience of trailed men. V"
conies from the factory i urn a
and gets there. This is he so <
reason for its abuse, U-- now rs
performance are apparently so 00.
and natural that the owner i'orgcu
that there are strict limits 10 iis en
durance; and he beg his at onerplace
strains upon it and make
perform stunts that alter some tin
fnc marked in the effects upo
nachinc and greatly shorten i i
>d of usefulness. Now if yoi
in Horry County where the road
?ot always of the best and yoi
a machine which has not already
injured by straining it too hard
mber that the length of service
will get from it depends on you
pul handling of the machine a
1 of its parts and put this know
s into daily use v with your cai
; try to gain a knowledge of th
:ing units of your car. Know ho>
when it should be lubricated an
h the adjustments on its diffei
parts. Then remember what w
said about expecting too muc
and handle it with care ovc
roads and long journeys. Th
save you money and you will t
i apt to have a ride when yo-^ ej
it instead of having the ct? Jjai
i the repair shop all of the
The saving habit in aUsuluWly" flttCessary
now and tjie Uest ttiy to '
J \he .nving is to place thorn . in -Mor
-av'ngs stamps. Get the habit started
to-day. V ">?!(
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This country needs men over in
France and will put them over there
regardless of gncat difficulties.
Some men havij no ability for doing ,
things except those which ijiteifcre
with the plans of others.
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The soldiers at the front are compelled
to ' be .on the1 job eaWy and
stay late. The farmers must bc^ill-1
ing to do the same thing at home.
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The Horry farmer can now have a
erop growing* the year round. There
should he no excuse for short rations
in Horry County.
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We each will do all that wo can in
helping to win the war, and wo will
encourage effort on the part of
others.
One time has come at last in the
political history of this State when
Colo L. Hlcc.so will find it hard to
. a he aa impression. Ho will not
it pes- ihl" explain to the pontile
;taa ' he tool: I %st year in regard
to the war and in reference U
President Wilson.
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In the handling of machinery theic
I i:; :i need of 11r.ro ?y~.or hi?.1 ;r??i n
knowledge 1! hp. wo usually see amor.};
..v- people. Farmers can read an t i
'\ much information regarding
; ru machinery and automobiles b\
s ving; the little ir.otructi n
.. >!;s thai always come with them.
~vIrver throw an instruction book <
because it is worth its weight I
in gold. i t
, .
I ^ Bridging
Hi H W*
If From Steei
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"1 Live stock is
I farms and ranch
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I Meat is eaten i
!i nf Fho T7oet on/
I ia W* tilV M >rl ) anu
1 France ? thous;
I away.
I The day of ti
j animals from ra
and overseas ha
1 was too much vt
ern packer locate
specialized plant
I ing regions. He s
beef in refriger
holds it in his o
I;; branch warehou
II j ered to the reta
ment to forei
transfers the me;
I! ;|i ships.
By means of his i
ization the modern
continuous flow of
I of the country, so
gets just the quan
meat his trade der
time he wants it.
Swift & Compan
1,000 carloads of nn
week to our Armies
Bridging the gap
sumer can be don
at low unit costs ai
large business orga
Swift & Compar
always so small as
no effect on prices,
the Government t
each dollar of sales
Year Book of
instructive facts
Address Swi
Union Stock Yar
Swift & Con
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' i ' oV HOURY cbXJSTY
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Please note the following Act pa* sed
by the last Legislature as relating
to Horry County only:
AN ACT
To Provide the? Time in Which Certain
Jfur-bearmg,, Animals may b<
Shot, V^rapjK^f^ aught in / Horry
Cou!>ttV.' . ;a t?. >.. Jj . ?
- Section 1. } Ba.lt cnap^d by jfce
(rone r a] Assembly > .of. the; S^ate . of
South Carolina: .It .shall ^unlawful
to shoot, chase, trap ,01; Jktfl.in Horry
Couhty any. fox, racppn, o'pos.^um
mink, otter or skunk ? between the
15th day of November of each . au;l
every jfcW ' 'V'*? W' f( '
Section 2. Any person violating
Section 1 of this Aqt upon conviction
shall be punished by a fine of not lest,
than Ten dollars nor more than Fifty
Dollars, or by imprisonment pf . nol 1
more than thirty days. All fines collected
for the violation of this A^t
shall be used in the common school
fund.
Section 3. All Acts or parts of
Acts inconsistent herewith arc lureby
repealed.
Approved by the Governor and signed
12th day of February, 1918.
The bill passed by the Legislature
exempting Horry County from the
operation of the Resident Hunter's
1 icense law failed to meet the ; pproval
of the Governor, and all eitiz ns
of Horry County who may hunt gamin
any kind will be required to hay: 1
a State and County license. The lay !
,.;n ..a.* l., ? i 1 1 a
.?111 iiv sit ituy ciiiunrcu ami me pe P
Lilly for its violation will bo h.avy. ?
(si?nccl) ?W. H. Gib'cj.
Chief Game Warcllcn
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Wheat l? the crop we want to cn
ouragc in this county. Make Hcrry
die banner wheat growing county o
die State.
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the Gap j|
Mto Steak 3|
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raised on the pi
tes of the "West.
n the large cities |j I
by our boys in I '
ands of miles I
J (
ansporting live | I i
nch to seaboard | I '
s passed. There j
'aste. The mod- j
es his large and j I
s in the produc- I
;hips the dressed ' I
ator cars, and
wn refrigerated
ises until deliv- |!
iler. Fnr shin- ifii I I
gn
ports, he p
at to refrigerated
nation-wide organpacker
maintains a
meats to ail parts
that each retailer i j
fcity and quality of ,|tj| j
nands, and at the i
iy recently shipped jl
beat products in one ij B
* and to the Allies. | B
from ranch to con- j m
e successfully?and i 9
nd profits?only by I ?
nizations. ffl
iy s profit on meat, |J)|
to have practically
, is now limited by aM
0 about 2 cents on |H
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interesting and
1 sent on request.
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ds, Chicago,Illinois tt^B
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I'm A. Dolli
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iU,- \o ^ . .^-?d our editor, h
old friend. W
"I'm not th
visitor. "I can
the war.
!" Pretty ton
see the Doctor?'
"I went to i
that I'll never g
said I ought to
' meantime, he sa
to lay me aside
"That isn't
"I know," c
for food and clo
are lots of us th.
owners don't re*
thought if I call
for us. Doctoi
; me. Now of c<
behind the clock
will increase by
"How for ii
"If you tak(
ing $4.15 in all,
Uncle Sam that
on January 1, 11
how much more
ing imaginary o
are valuable onl;
am more valuab
when I can buy
A'fm rroiii ' U"
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I needs it, and be]
I will have the pa
for victory."
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our editor, "E
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Burroi
NOTICE.
Under and by virtue of an Order
nade by his Honor, J. S.Vaught, Prolate
Judge of Horry County, the uniersigned
will offer for sale, begindug
at ten o'clock A. M. on Thurslay,
the 13th day of June, prox., at
the? store of the late W. R. Le.vi , in
the Town of Conway, a small lot of
groceries such as grits, meal, and
lard, and sundry other articles known
"perishable goods," and ordered
sold at this time to avoid waste.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Mary A. Lewis,
Admnr.
E. T. Lewis,Admr.
May 28th, 1918.
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J. W. Cook, of Aynor, spent some
time in Conway on business last
week.
FREE
while they last
two cakes of
PALMOLIVE SOAP
with
every 60c bottle
PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO
?or?
PALMOLIVE FACE
POWDER
Let us send you this
combination
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vt'PHONE 80. t
HORRY
DRU6 COMPANY
"THE GROWING. STORE."
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Conway, South Carolina
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BY GLADYS SCHUSTER.
' - '*f? rou?"
our editor said yesterday
' appeared befote him. "Ttfu 1
ir dure I haven't seen you for s<
irrBill," the stranger weakly ans
sd to recognize you, Dollar Bill,
olding out his hand. "You ]
hat's the matter?"
e same Bill I used to be," . moui
only do about half the work I n
.!rr > > ' . * '
igh," our editor reflected. "H
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see Dr. McAdoo," answered Bill,
et my strength back until afte
gain at least 25c or 30c in weigl
lid, I ought to have a rest, and ]
against the day when I will be
a bad idea," observed our editc
continued Bill, "that some of
thing', no matter how weak we \
at are going f.or luxuries and tl
illy need. The fast times are
led it to your attention, you mi
McAdoo said a dose of pubh
mrse I don't want people to put
case until the Huns are defeat
investing* mc in absolute safety,
istance?" asked our editor, syn
2 four of us and add 15c to us tl
you can buy a War Savings
will make me worth exactly $5
123, and worth even more whe
$5.00 will buy then than now.
r theoretical about it, either,
y because we can buy things ]
le when I can buy more of the
less of them. And Uncle Sam
will have the use of the money
lieve me, he needs it. And I,
triotic feeling that we have w
now what you are talking abo
veybody ought to follow your a
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-THIS SPACE DONATED BY?
ighs & Col
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THE KAISER SHOT
Life of German Emperor Taken
by British Veteran
of Boer War
Career of Man Who Got the
Kr.iser With Movie
Camera.
The life cf the German Empcroi
taken. The Kaiser "shot," to use th?
vernacular of the motion picture in
dustry, Rupert Julian, a British vet
eian of the Boer War, and one cf th<
most talented and popular motioi
picture actors and directors ii
America, has created one of the mos
?tnrtlinof v'pn?:it innn! mrOinn
I over shown the public, in his "Tin
Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin," whicl
takes the spectator into the Imperii)
Palace and shows the Kaiser in hi
habits and mannerisms and repug
nant egotism and brutality. Th
seven reel picture chronicles in vivii
truthfulness Belgium and her in
offensive peoples before the invasioi
of the German hosts, shows in hoi
: ibie but authentic scenes the treat
. ;.ient of the peasants byjtho Pvmh
| sian barbarians 'as they ploug
'i through Belgium and its inhabitant.1
Rupert Julian, who has screene
! 'his sensational expose of the inti
| mate life of the Kaiser, directed i
and played the role of the Gcrma
Ruler, is an Englishman, who ha
had a long and successful, as well a
decidedly varied career on the legiti
mate stage and before the camera.
He was born in Manchester, Enfj
land, and, at the age ,of soyenteo
years, was playing important part
of the English legitimate stage: sur
porting such famous stars as Si
Herbert Bcerbohrn Tree, Georg
Alexander and Lewis1 Waller.
After his last season with Tre<
Rupert Julian went to Australia ur
viler contract with J. C. Williamson.
With the firing of the first gun i
.the Roer War he enlisted, but h
carccr^s a soldier wa3 shortly ende
in his capture by Louis Botha, lat<
premier of South Africa, and unt
the close of the war Mr. Julian la
captive in a Boer prison. Prior 1
this he had been captured and c:
changed.
A A. iL _ 1 ~ ~ il? a 1.
I fli ijic cuiitiufciun wj uic war i
I was ^pt back to England an invali
! but roiralm'd bis b* atth and resume
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eh Bill.
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U when a' siek ' , ' '
look a bit famil99
cordially bqaip . ..
look a bit weak, ; ,.
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nfully said the /f
sed to do before
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ave you been to 1
"and he told me g
r the war. He ~
it then. In the I fl
my owner ought I I
worth more." I I
us Bills must go I I
?et. But there I .1
lings that our I ^ 1
i killing us. 1 111
ght say a word ? I
city would help I
me in a sock <>r . I
cd. My value vB I
ipathetieally. m I
his month; mak- 9 ^ I
Stamp from I - ?* I
.00 cash to you I 1
n you consider I 1
There is noth- B I
We dollar Bills I I
people want. I 3 1
>se things than I I
will gain while 9 I
when he sorely I I
Mr. Dollar Bill, I I
orked together I 1
ut!" exclaimed ] I
dvice." 11 I
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its Co.
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j his theatrical work.
| He subsequently returned to Aus- ^
jtralia and remained with J. C. WilI
liamson for years, eventually comj
inj?- to this country where he played
I with Lewis Waller in M. Beaucaire
I at Daly's Theatre, New York. Then i
I
lollowed u season with Tyrone Power i
| in "Julius Caesar," playing Marc AnI
tony to Mr. Power's Brutus..
This was his last appearance on
the legitimate stage. He went to
California to spend the summer;
there he met the Smallcys and was
i* 1 induced to appear before the camera.
? J "The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin,"
I is the most pre tentious of many ex-{cedent
productions he has directed
-1 and acted. The scenai io was written
II by Elliott J. Clawson, and is the rei
J suit of more than a year's constant 4
1 research and delving into every aus
thentic work obtainable covering the jk
e intimate secrets of William TI. and "
i his court. Pastime, Conway. S. C.,
I Saturday, June 8th.?adv.
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- TO THE MILLERS f
?l
- j OF HORRY COUNTY ~ V,
^: Orders have been issued by Win. ?
i Elliott to the effect that hereafter all
n millers will have to furnish their own
certificates. L have arranged with
,T the printers to furnish these certificates
at a very low price ranging
v ; from $2.00 to $1.50 per thousand and
perhaps less, depending on the quan- %
' | tity. Now this means if all the millers
will buy 1000 each or more ac^
cording to needs the total of the or- J
11 der for the printers will he large and
,s they therefore can make a much
f cheaper price.
I urge all millers to report to Mr*
C. H. Snider the numbers of certificates
he wants printed and leave the
n cash with him. Be sure and make the
o
order as large as possible. Do this
before June 1st. fa
11 Respectfully,
c ?D. V. Richardson,
Food Administrator for Horry Go.
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l" . The time of reckoning for the lawbreaker
is always approaching and he V
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. j usually knows it. , \
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Drive* Out Malaria, Builds Up Systm f
, The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
11 GROWS TASTELK88 chill TONIC, dtfreuout
., Malaria.enriches theblood.andbuildsuptbesystem.
A true tonic. For adults and children. Mc
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c- Horry County this year has a
good acreage in wheat for a beginner.
io The quantity must be more than
d, doubled next Fall when planting time
?dxmer round again.
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