The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 13, 1918, Page SIX, Image 6
1 The Plain Duty of
I Every American
m Your duty, as an American citizen, is plain,
definite, and imperative. Your sons and your
I neighbors' sons are going abroad to fight for
I their country, their flag, their homes ? and
I for YOU.
M They cannot fight without food, shoes, clothes,
bread and bullets.
9 The Government looks to you for the money
V V
I to buy these things. Your Duty is to lend
not give this money.
i
It is more than Duty more than
patriotism it is a privilege to buy
I War Savings Stamps
j The money you pay for them will help win
the war help keep our soldiers fed, clothed,
armed, and protected help keep your
I country safe for Democracy.
| The United States Government guarantees to
; h pay your money duck, it pays you interest
on your money, 4 per cent, compounded
quarterly.
You can buy War Savings Stamps at posti
offices, banks, and other licensed selling
| t agencies.
' BUY ALL YOU CAN
WYjSJQ C I
I _ mR SAVINGS STAMPS *<,! ?
I ISSUED BY THB , ....
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I gOVERHMEHT
I IL=== THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY .11
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J. M, MARLOW, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
I UNFORTUNATE MAN .-rr?
I While not being das oil a > a eras?;
I WW ! [1 vT {1C? man oiv.inari'v, yet he i? a crank o
|x< will dl owl Urria, Rwt u, fc ;.,y rbte .
I fii- *'.i - '* i 'i'he (.are o- It's cwn alYairs.
I An ur.fo tuna to man. r gar Wl as j i' or some ti.se alter his arrival i
I of very weak in it.: .';. a . oe .. . ' i lain ccnvr.YiUi.iv/ move i;\un a yer
I the count.\ j. I for more than a week. a/ ), he claimed U, have an interes
I awaiting the r .1. < f co ;n ur.i a-, m a rich ? state in New Jersey. I^et
I tijiTs with tIte auth nlics at hi tcrs written there disclosed that It
I former home in tlm ^tatc of New* had no interest.
R's .". ; > f j ArrangeiYK i.are being ",ade i
deme {\h\o h. *v:.s arvsted for, . v h;*m bav'- t~ ' !- native State.
vagrnncy and t ntorc' I h.* the ^ *&f'
tor-atp Ho show?; jjgns ?> " Dip that tick!
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I The Gospel of Labor
and Materials
II All the dollars in the world could not buy victory.
|| Because victory is net purchasable we must work for
|| it and, if need be, die for it. Dollars can work for vicII
inrv nr>K/ in f*r ?a rhov are converted into labor and
Ill materials. A dollar hoarded is a slacker; a dollar wasted
|| is a traitor; a dollar saved is a patriot. For a hoarded
II dollar represents idle power; a wasted dollar rep re' .ents
II wasted power; a dollar invested in the United States
|l Government represents power saved, labor saved, mall
terials saved?it represents power, labor and materials
|| in action, on the firing line, over the top. And more-r
|| it represents reserve power, energy stored, purchasing
|| power conserved for its owner to use later on.
11 Buy War Savings Stamps. You can buy a United
|| States Thrift Stamp for 25 cents. A card is furnished on
|| which to paste it. Sixteen Thrift Stamps plus a few
|| cents cash will buy a War Savings Stamp. On January
|| 1, 1923, the United States Government will pay you $5.00
|| for each stamp pasted on a War Savings Certificate.
I| This is 4% compounded quarterly when the stamps are
|| held till January 1, 1923.
I Let Your Dollars
II n n v I t 1ASUU) AY TMft
II Be Patriots!
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W.G.COPP.WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
THK HOMY ma
I TO THOSE WHO
FAIL TO GRASP
WAR'SMEANING
By KLIHU ROOT,
Honorary Pruidtnt of tho Nations
Security League.
1 There are doubtless some who do not
understand what this struggle really la
Some who were horn here resent Inter
ference with theii
j comfort and pros
I'in ',,ri1 must
! Hsfr ,i?,u ?Ki?in for th?.
I preservation of
Elihu Root. lh5,t iiul^P^ntlence
and liberty.
; There are some horn abroad A'hc
have eonie to this land for a ^reatei
I freedom and broader opportunitles and
I have sought and received the prlvi
i lefjex of Amorieaii citizenship who an
j ' swayed by dislike for some ally or by
I the sympathies of (tormun kinship and
fail to see that the time has come fot
(hem to make jrood the obligations of
their sworn oaths of naluraii/.ation.
This is ibe oath that the applicant
for citizenship makes:
That he will support the Ponstltu
? ! / 1 - ? - 1 "
nun in iin? i much MMics and mat nc
absolutely ami entirely renounees all
allegiance ami fid'dity to any foreign
prince, potentate or sovereignty; that
lie will^support and defend the Constitution
and laws of the United States
against all enemies, foreign and doniestie,
and hear true faith and allegiance
to the same.
"False to Their Oaths."
All these naturalized citizens whd
are taking part in ohstruction to our
, ' Vhnn iit in the eonduet of the war
t.e false to their oaths, are forfeiting
their rights of eit izenship, are repildl'
atlng their honorable obligations, arc
requiting by evil the good tliat has
, been done them In the generous and
unstinted hospitality with which the
people of the United States have wel
coined them to the liberty and the op
portunities of this free land. We must
believe that in many eases this is done
because of failure to understand what
this war really i*.
This is a war of defense. It is per
feeily described in the words of thf
Constitution which established this na
lion, "To provide for the common de
ami "To secure the blessings ol
..Moriy to ourselves and our posterity.'
} The national defense clt]nand| nni
lerely force. hut intelligence. It re
aires foresight, consideration of the
. oliclcs and purpose^ of other nations
mulct si audit.g of the inevitable uj
- ,.:ohahle consequence of the acts o:
t nations, judgment as to the tinx
! pi successful defense; may he made
,nd w hen it will he too late, and prompt
"lion before It Is too late.
Hy entering this war the Unitet
.Pes r. vail (Ml itself of the very las
nor;unity to defend Itself.
CLIP THIS AND PIN
I ON WIFE'S DRESSEt
Cincinnati man tells how t<
shrivel up corns or callouses
so they lift off with fingers.
Ouch !?!?!! This kind of roug
alk will be heard less here in tow
I people troubled with corns wi
ollow tlv simi)lc advice of this Cir
innati authority, who claims that
ew drops of a drug called freezer
1% 111' 11 ?l | /1 v ire i ci ivi:u i t civ mn^ v^vi
r hardened callus stops soreness ;
nee and soon the corn or callus dri
p ani lifts right off without pain.
H s:\vs freezono dries immediate
ad never inflames or even irritat1
op surrounding' skin. A small bolt
f f)" ozone will cost very little at a?
rug store, but will positively re mo
very bard or soft corn or call
rom one's feet. Millions of Amf
tn women will welcome this a
ouneement since the inauguration
he high heels. If your drugg
oesn't have Preezone tell him to <
or u small bottle for you. a<iv(2)
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Used 40 Years
CARDU
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|| Sold "Everywhere
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^ mento of the past. A
; freedom back, by indc
; a price so colossal as t<
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; War Savings Stamps,
I; saved and raised by
I will win the war, and
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I fr ISSUED BY THE,
1 UNITED STATES m
I jOOVERNMENT 1J
CONWAY DRUG COM
Pure Drugs and Medicines
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of the decree
1 i ;ttd judgment of the court made by
1 is Honor S. W. G. Shipp, Presiding
? udge, in the case of Burruoghs &
< ollins Company. Plaintiffs vs. W
. Moore and Conway National Bank,
: Corporation, Defendants, and dated j
\ . ie 29th day of May, A. D., 1918, I ;
he udersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff
t f Horry County, will sell at public
(.uction to the highest bidder before
lie Court House door at Conway, In
"Torry County, and State of South
1 Carolina, during legal hours of sale,
, v.n salcsduy in July next, it being
che 1st day of said month, all and
t singular those certain lands situate
in Horry County, and described as
* .hows, to wit: Those two certain
* acts of land described as follow.,
amely:
Tract No. 1: "All and singular
iat certain piece, parcel or tract of
\ and stiuate in Ihn County and State
foresaid, lying and.being in Bucks
3 'cwnship and cn the Pee Dee Public
oad, containing two hundred and
ighty three acres, more or less, havlg
:he following courses and disunccs,
commencing at a cypress co?1
er in Pee Deo River Swamp and
;ns Northwardly -">1 degrees East M
hains and .70 links to a stake cornci
u nce North h.*> 1-2 degiees West 18
hains and 50 links to a stake corner
I (-? t
n Little Hill road, thence with sa',:
"attic Hill load to a Pine corner at
he Pee Dee Road, thence the Little
Dee road to a pine corner just
yond Cannon Pond, thence South
.estwardly to a stake and pine co.
.( near the Paver Swamp, th- n <
le . , .
e? tinuing same Southwe.it three
t v
.ion in said Swamp to W. L. Buck <s
\'e .
' "o.'s line, thence wrc'i their line t<
.he commencement and is hound a
" * follows: on the West by W. L. Bucl
^ X- Co., North by lands formerly be
ongirig to Benjamin Moore, on tin
East by lands of Thomas Martin air
Burroughs & Collins Co., and on th
South by lands of Burroughs & Col
iins Co. The tract herein convcye
'< being a portion of the tract convey
1$ rd to Bradley Rhame and and Jeri
f iniuh Rhame, July 7th, 1794, and i
the identical tract that was convey
a ed to Thomas Parker by Benjami
Moore by his deed of date AugU'
loth, 1888, and was conveyed to in
by B. J. Sessions, Sheriff for Horr
I i County by his deed or oven date (
Ik those presents. For a rr.orc eorr
{ plete description, reference is crave
| 'o ih^ aforesaid Deeds."
Tr:/t, No. 2: "All and singuh
f" !r;t cc-tain piece, parcel or tract <
jS 'and, jyinpr and being in Soea?t<
Towns! ip. formerly in All Sain
?. ' Parish, in the County and Sti
\( vers id, containing Eighty (8<
ft ..-l'-s, bounded and described as U
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r Honey
of the United States
It is the agreement of
'pay to bearer" a ceralso
a promise to pay.
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Stamps Are as
y and Pay You
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Jed Quarterly
and the stamps are !
sst nation in the world. I
:o lose the war? What :
>e? ;
rould be a mere me- !
nd if we bought our ;
imnity, it would be at I
d wipe out our savings I
nings for generations. ;
r all your money is in I
because the money
War Savings Stamps
thus insure the preser- ;
our Government and 3
ie safety of our homes j
id families forever. ^
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his Space Contributed by
-ANY, PHARMACISTS
We sell Thrift and W. S. S.
Beginning at a stake 8x0 and rum
thence S. 17 W. 40 chs. to a stak<
3x0; thence N. 85 E. 26.40 to a cor
ner ; thence N. 17 E. 26 chs. to i
stake 8x0; thence N. 64 W. 24 chs t
a stake the beginning point.
Bounded on the East by land o
James Cox, on the South by lanm
laid off for Polk Weston and on th
West by land laid off for Wm. B-vt
ley. These being the boundaries r
the year 1872."
TERMS oi' Sale Cash. Puivha <
to pay for papers.
Conway, S. C., June 5th, 1918.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar;; K
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vi a i 11 i w i any tacji' <M * i?; i . . i u?
cannot bo cured by Hull's C.:.t*irr
Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine las b< c
taken by catarrh sufferers for t
pasty* thirty five vcaiv., and has b
come known as the most rehab,
remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catrc:
Medicine acts thru the Woo 1 en tl"
Mucous surfaces, expelling the Po
son from the Blood and healing li
diseased portions.
After you have taken Hud's (
'larrh Me licino for a short time y
will see a great improvement vr
;enoral health. Start taking li "!!
Catarrh Medicince at once and , g
rid of catarrh. Serai for te t'rno
als, free.
F. .J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Oh
Sold by all Druggists, 7.7c.--udv
I rWEDNESBaW"
ALLHEALS
VHEATLESS
WI MO WREAIX CRACKEIU. 11 IU uJIiSj
TAIXWt OR BREAK rAsT FOOM ^ ' Ml
V OOVTAININO WHEAT '
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ti 0
Health conditions at camp are
Q
ported as very good and althou
~ there are great numbers confined
the base hospital, few of them j
regarded as of a serious nature,
o
s
n j FRH>AY >
^ I Ota MIAt ^ 7^
yHEATLESS
' vn NO NUUA OUtflXM. UTfJIVlliViJ
>1 mm ON TMTNT lOOT
OOtrUlKIMO WHZAT
id 0
To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stopi
11 Cough end Headache and worka off the*
r?f Drugginta refund money if it fails to <
B w. GROVE'S signature on each box.
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tf Complete confidence in the m<
urcs taken by the navy to deal v
submarine raiders was fkpresse<
>' the senate b> spokesmen en i
of the chamber.
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*| D. A. SPIVEY & CO.
| W. B. King, Sccty.
I BONDS AND INSURANCE
J Office in M j
I PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK J
| BUILDING 1
I!'
| H. H. WOODWARD,
|j AUtrity mnd CowimIIw at Lair I |
!; CONWAY. 8 "
i| R. R SCARBOROUGH I
J Attorney at Law. V
; conway. a c.
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: S. P. HA WES ) 1
Auto Supplies, Fancy Groceries '
i; | ajax nres, guaranteed oooo
miles.
| PHONE 57. ^
i QUICK DELIVERY. '
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: CHAS. R.SCARBOROUGH ^
l\ CONWAY, .SOUTH CAROLINA I
|| I Jomplew Waterworks, Steam Hot *ra? {
J ter and Hot Air Heating Plant*
M INSTALLED ANYWHERE
? >nly Plumbing and Heating good*
W and material of highest quality used
? Full line af Tub, Toilet. Lavatory,
r Sink and other Bathroom Accessories
and repairs on hand at all timea.
* Plumbing and Heating.
3UTH0T WATER AND
! HEAT IN YOUR HOUSE
; _
: T. B. L E W I S .
t and Councellor at Law
i'JNWAY, - - . sc.
J. M. JOHNSCN.
CIVIL ENGINEER
MARION, S. C. t
j ly Engineering and Surveying
j 'ffice will be open during my al?- {
? I sonce, and prepared to take care.
I or any work as usual. Address
3 all communications as heretoI
fore.
.. ' .
1 WILLIAM EUGENE KING, M 0
Physician and Sturgeon
1
unice id Piatt Drug Oo.
AYNOR,. ... S. Q.
DR. J. D. THOMAS
Physician and Surgeon
LORIS, s. o.
J. O. Norton E. S. 0. Baker
NORTON & BAKER
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
; CONWAY, ? ? ? 8. O.
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LUMJUNG LAUNDRY,
CONWAY, S. C,
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oeKinciiiK JUiy 1st. lDl'J J
All persons uiusi take tickets! to* " \
vork left here Posei lively no
work delivered until ticket is pointed.
Laundry not called for in
.(? days *d!) he soi'l fo** charge*
LUM JUNG
W C SINGLETON ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Conway. S. C.
Ofibre up Stairs Buck Building y'
i DR. 6.1. LEWIS
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Ow Norton Drug Company
CONWAY. 8. C. j
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5 HORRY COUNTY ? .
S TRUST COMPANY ? t
"ow! ? S). Hftgriitb n
a Manager. m
1 n Real Estate a
it | EttUam ?
,ots-. p Insurance
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