The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 04, 1918, Page THREE, Image 3

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CANNOT COUNT ON . RE'.'OLT IN AUSTRIA! A mmmmrnmmmm t French Warn Against Hig | Expectations of a Collapse. ALLIlS should not RELIEVE PRESSURE h 'No Likelihood of Austria | Seeking a Separate Peace. * l' V ? _ Prui?\? Austria is in serious diffi ^ cullies, hut there is great danger in ) hojvnjr te-> much from them., says a I Fre eh official summary commenting V-p the situation in the dual monrichj*. Little hope is seen in the possibility ol' a successful revolt. An trie. cannot negotiate a spec rale pr ace and it would be "a bud policy to extend a haab to her now." "It is admitUd in resporuiiilo ciredes," tiic sluA^.Ti"" I reads, " that tho ia as trer.i Au ria ivvoahs a very sev' w Mid troubled situation in that country,* but it would be great dang r for J'.s ,\1 to exaggerate the burn: .-lance ?*f uo.ssdhl eciisoijuer.ro ; Austria .has allies win could ea i 1.? prova'r the tv)r-)?; nrc-^sary to ie. estabii h ord i revolts jirise. V "IH" Austrian. arc submissive an lir v in ' i ncryy to start a r-V4*011;v rev jlulb nu> y rn'iit. !J'\si;lc , tlr v\vo m: i1:i m; "bnuut; in tiv country cuil'i not combine easily. 1' Vienna lb !: !> > p :rtv is tl rmnti while in Vm<\- pfM it iMajvyur. Th< ? li.i'ViR ^ nuiio di'forom Irom t Nritiunnli t elai.it.s of ih<> Oz h -S' / vaii.-i and (it'ior it., ok an no uni v --v 1 it tween them i li'tf !y. "Tile army itself is noveiy influenced by labor trouble ami i lis always po.;s'.,! to ( j>, ??so 1 lio latter by nvv. military Poivo. * "Austria iv in no way ready to n ?. Kotiatc s* parr.tcly, out as an ally <>t ,.?y (lermuny she is only a dead wciy.i t Ft would b" ;i l>a ' poliry to extend * J hand to her now for our atti'uel' would be use<! r.$?ain t the nat'on* which stand oyain-'t her. 1' is euv in tcrest to support these nations i their claims." The Stronjt Withstand the Heat of Summer tictter Than the Weak Old (teoplc who are feeble and younger people who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled t.# :!o through the deiiressini! bent of summer l?v injt GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. It purifies and enriches the blood and huildsup the whole sw leni. You can m>ud feel its Strcnitthenintt, Invigoruliiui Effect. IMJc. O THURSDAY <?TT. MEAl. ~ "WHEATLESS uir tio rntKAu CUM-KCAJI. 'bji' I j M B ' ' j lMTKYOIl V\LAK.'As f UKJOT ! ?Oir.'ATMt;iO %'UCAT '' LARQ..,LARD.,.LARD 5,000 pounds compound lard in 100?b. Drums at 24c .per pound. { 1 300 sacks Fancy head Rico to the Farmer at Wholesale price. Mammouth Yellow Soy QO-riav Vo.lvAt RpnnQ '7 v' ^ w v vv*i and Osceola Velvet Beans, Spanish Peanuts at prices . cheap as the cheapest. Car Horse and Mule Feed, V* car Feed Oats, car Corn, car .''' Timothy Hay, car Middlings, [ everything in feeds. Car 8-3-0 to arrive this week 50 cases Matches less thau you can buy them from the Manufacturers. < 100 cases Laundry Soap to arrive this week. 3,000lbs. Plug Tobacco, Cigarettes, Smoking Tobacco, Cigars. , Extracts, Meal, Grits. 25 sacks green Coffee, Salt I Mullets, and most everything in the grocery line. If you are not a customer of ours, it will pay you to come to see us, or get our prices as we buy in car lots and are in a psoition to save you money. LORIS GROCERY CO., Ed. L. Smith, Mgr. BEEF IEEOEO FOR FKHTING FORES, V * * A M . I * Ntw Rigulitiom Coneirnlng Meat Consumption Are Announctd by ths Food Administration*? Public Urged to Substitute Pork and Save Beef for Army and Allies. 1 1 v . (Jolumtda.?"Householders are not under any circumstances to buy more than one and one-quarter pounds of dear beef weekly (or one and one-half pounds including the bone) per person in the household," says Herbert Hoover, fedaral food administrator in a telegram to William lfilliott, food administrator for South Carolina, announcing new regulations concerning the consumption of meats. "The demands for beef for our army and the allied armies and their civil population for this summer are beyond our present surplus," Mr. Hoover's telegram continues. "On the other hand, we have enough increased supply of pork this summer to permit economical expansion in its use. It will, therefore, he a direct service to our amies and the allies if our people would, in some degree, substitute fresh pork, bacon, ham and sausage for beef products." The Food Administration, in view of the d' mands for beef for the army and j lite allies, lias now reached the point where it must request all hotels and restaurants not to place on their bills of fare or serve boiled beef for more I inan two meals per week, and beefsteak fox -not more than two meals per week. I<;>:ist beef is also limited I to one meal a week. SILOS TO HELP WIN THE 1 WAR. I . Build silos ami help defeat the German submarines now attacking supply shins. Kimland and Prance are face to face with a serious shortage of feeds. Horses and cows are I to he placed on rations in KngI land. I Tills means that America will be called upon to supply the j allied countries with more i meats. J Silos are the best means of conserving our stock feeds. Now is the time to build them. The si/e of the silo should (leepnd upon the number oT cattle to be fed. The cow or steer during the winter feeding period consumes about four tons of silage. From th's it is easy to determine how large to make the silo. WOMAN'S REAL PART IN WAR -ACTIVITY First Pbr- c 1 ^ .?,?v v.tvii tu ruuw conservation and Food Production in Appe?il to Women of the Country from Official Washington Columbia. A >pe al -ai?p*_*al to tho women of the country is made by official Washington. through the Food Administration. and emphasis is laid upon the fact tha* women have never before b( (Mi called upon to bear so grout a burden as tiie coming months "v.'ill impose upon their courage and their constaney. Woman's part in all war activities is primarily food production .and food conservat ion. "The women of America must see! to it," says tho authoritative state-! incut, "that tlie nation's producing: power is not enfeebled by the draft | made upon it to strengthen the fighting power. "They must produce fod by work-1 ing gardens, by raising chickens, by | doing farm service where they can or j by helping and encouraging those who} do it. They must aid in the kit hen, , (unserving food bv wise econo lies, canning, drying, preserving, pickling i and nrenaring fod in noordance with the Food Administration's prog /am They must purchase where they see 'he Food Administration's emblem, watch their local dealers, buy local produce in preference to shipped nun Itf.SIHl I il (? 10 !tl J)t <11 i O !1 (O Jioard. "America is today rationing the world. W1t1ioi.it our food supplies Hie Allies could not fight for us. They are suffering privations. The food that wo save for them is not a saving of money. It is a saving of life. It is worth more than its weight in gol." CAPTURE OF NEW YORK DESCRIBED TO HUNS With the American Army in France.?German Prisoners caotur ec? by the Americans on storming the | Bclleau Wood section last night now j number 250, including seven officers.;, One of the officers said the German commanders have been telling the soldiers that the Germans had landed | an army in America, captured New I York and are now marching toward 1 Philadelphia. The Germans also arc told that submarines have sunk be- i tween 40 and 50 ships in Long Island Sound. 1 # THE BOMY UMMASiX . ______ REMOVE Tl STIGMA OF FROM OUR SI We eall upon the people of Soul shameful stigma from the name of ? said Justly, If South Carolina continue the states in the Union? What will a diers when they learn that we failed by failing to save for them? In the 1 which 8outh Carolina fighting men i longer hold back. We must respond War Savings appeal. We call upon tl 8tate to save for victory, to invest ir their personal and earnest efforts to r SAVE AND BUY WAP Constantly, Proudly, \ THE WAR 8AVIN Sale and ' n ing ive. < ; the 1 Tton, W$&\T TO&S/TttfGtmMTS i IgflUED BT TMB. ? i UNITED STATUS I 23 jCOVfiaNMENT J 20 I *0 37 ' 43 47 4X 50 Bl LOOK FOR NEW DRIVE I FOR CHANNEL PORTS London.?How will German v j strive to offset the disastrous defeat ! of her ally is a question exciting the j os"; spe culation at the moment. 11 is believed she will hasten the renewI cvl offensive on the west front. Ex| ports seem agreed that the blow will j be directed at the Channel ports. ; Mcanwhlic Austria's <lefeat must have internal consequences union-: 1 L'U/. icam rt-iirw ncr oiicnsive wu.n ' Let Us H Times of war when nearl; der changed conditions; when use are higher than ever; whe j os the things which we former i time of alhtimes when we need Our experience lasting ov with the markets where the th i tributed, and knowing how to I goods that will do the most go ter position than ever to help ( trades with us during the year Thanking each and every c ihave had during the past, we r ancc of good will during 1918 w*7 r XZJ?' MBS M V BKV 19 Toddville, T Y P E W ? I have the following Second h< 1 L. C. Smith (used very little) 1 No. 5 Oliver 1 NO. 10 Remington Visible 1 No. 5 Royal 1 Blind Fox 1 Blind Smith Premier All of these machines have be and are guaranteed to be in first Will sell on monthly payments, or for cash. Write me your needs. R. G. SCARE SUMTER, SOUTI Dealei L C. Smith & Bros, ar K OOKWSff, S C. IE ODIOUS I I I SUCKER ATE'S NAME i I h Carolina to rerhova thia ugly, >ur Stata. What will be said, and ia to make the worat showing of allbe the feeling c4 the Paimatto aolignominiouvly to help sustain them Fact of the uncomplaining sacrifices sre making cheerfully, we can not generously and Immediately ta the ne men, woman, and children af the i War Savings 8tampa, and to lend r?ake the campaign a success. t SAVINGS STAMPS Willingly, Gratefully GS COMMITTEE s of WAR SAVINGS STAMPS rHRIFT STAMPS from the begin- ; of the campaign to April HO. incluscompiled from reports received by rrensurv Department, at WashingI). <\: Tptal Sales Per i State To May 1 Capita Nebraska $1^.877.742 $14.57 (Firtt) D.wtr < t ('ol . . J 1.7K1.4.10 1.7*1 MIvhouiI 13.T?4 .*.474 It.S1 AOh <> 1.1.91 9.70S 3.02 I 1 o\v; i 6.737.948 2.S3 '"tf Delaware .... 547,23.1 12. II3 Illinois 12.28$.25.1 1.95 Maine 1.472.975 1.87 New York.... 17.292.88.1 1.60 N. Carolina.. 3.358.373 1.39 Tennessee ... 8.042.1.18 1.80 Kentucky .... 2.270.734 .93 ^ Michigan 2.741.338 .79 Mlmivs'.ppt .. 1,426,131 .71 _ Alabama .... 1,109.220 .46 r S. CAROLINA 695.187 .39 (Last) ?* . tuicccss in the mountain rector wlu r she has al! alcng; had hor p; in. ip vci( rvos. Fortunately th< re is no likleihood that the Italian^, carrird away by their triumph, will make ai)> ra h advance. The World is assured thai the Italian high command can bo reded upon to guard against anything liko surprise f'vom the mountains. /r,ie news from Italy is causing i profound rejoicing here and having a splendid effect along the whole i western froi.w. o m As our soldiers multiply the torsi en grows tighter. y everything has to work unprice3 of thing's the people n we all have to deny ourselvly used in plenty: Such is the to help each other. er many years in keeping up ings the people need are disbuy carefully and obtain the od: we feel that we are in betjach and every customer whu 1918. customer for the patronage W( espectfully ask for a conl inn ! U -C ; 11T E11 S. and Typewriters for sale: $55.00 30.00 35.00 35.00 10.00 12.50 >en thoroughly overhauled class working condition. , give five per cent discount i ORG UGH, \ H CAROLINA. i ' in I id Royal Typewriters | MUST WILL TO WIN. | My dear Co-workers of Conway: 1 know from your eflicient chairman that the women of Conway are well organized ami ready to launch the biggest and best campaign thai they have ever undertaken. The work done in the Third Libert) F Loan and Red Cross demonstrates the spirit of good fellow-ship and team work that is characteristic of ihr Conway women. Every day as we read the ca-ualt) list in the War News from "Over Th< re" we realize how big a part th? women are playing in this work! r's's. Gin si.iters in England anihe other allied na.ions know th* meaning of the world "'sacrifice" in a way that is yet to come home t ? us. So many of our hubunds, br th crs and sons have already g<me and a million more are shortly to l?called. Sixteen and sixty are fighting side by side "Somewhere in France" and we women in the second line of defense must not only irkthe places of our men that ha e be * called, but must also keep up t ci; e< urago and meals. To do this w? must respond to every call, whrthe i is War Savings Stamps, Liberty Loan or Ri d (dross. "Our Hoys" ; must be fully cquipod, armed an 1 f? <I ami wo want thom to know that we are backing them an 1 doing o> ui.nost 10 mom ai all tnvos. The War situation is iVHvst j? ra Ne. move so than the majority o uv realize : nd wo must wdome cam. paign af'ei campaign t'o- tlo .-a s I vietor.; a;ri feel that it b o\ . privilege and opportunity to ho ; b: o part'e'pato In them. Try to nv.k vei*;.' per.-,on you co.ne in i or, a . :th vi. ualizo whitt "Our Hoys" ar ally {rein/;- and 1 ana sure that ov ] ;.* man, woman and child wT.'.oh the spirit, for wo can only wi i war when as a united people wo will" to "win" it. I am ready at any and all tint s to :o?st you in every way 1 possibly ' an. 1 With host wishes for the succos . vhich i know will ho yours, 1 am, Shu-ore!y yours, lit rtha T. Man ell, S. C. Chairman W. S. S. Committee. o drove's Tasteless cliill Tonic Icftroys the malaria) germs which are trunsmittcC I .o the Mood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price i?0e. O LIFT YOUR CORNS OFF WITH FINGERS Veils how to loosen a tender corn or callus so it lifts out without pain. Vow voekYrs won nr.il women wiic \yo postered with corn ? and who have :l lean one* ; work invited an nwfu rath frnn ' < k.i: w cr blood poison re now 'old hv a Cincinnati mdhoril v I t o use a. drug called froezone, whi !> the moment a fo drops are applied io any corn or callus the . .or"nrss is relieved and soon tile entire coin : ^allns. root and all, lilts, oft" with the j fingers. h'roezono dries the moment it is np' plied, and simply shrivels the corn or i callus without inllaniing or even ! irritating the surrounding tissue or I . skin. A small hottle of freozono wil' cost, very little at any of the drug stores, but will positively rid one' ft ct of every hard or soft corn o hardened callus. If your druggist hasn't any fro ozone ho can get it : ' any wholesale drug' hoe.se for you. ?Adv.?(1.) u"f VW ry^ a?!C L l UW55 U > U*.) by having J. in pi < p i . : 1 .'a and '."la so- a ecu ly f '. I tu.NW AY ?OI'Tli'K DAWS Iv.v; SnDtuDrday at Horry 1)i*vij> Store. MUI.LINS?ODHiOK DAYS- I0VM\\ Monday, Main Street, No. 10. You it for service, Lycurgus A. Woodruff. G. Opt. Optometrist. (MMMUMMmMMMMP ' ? Used 40- Years I > A a na? I UAKUUlf J The Woman's Tonic { o p Sold Everywhere ? a ? * I TBBLM TEST FOR ITALIANS AMERICANS IN GAME 'ershing's Men in BelleauWo?d Launch Attack on Huns. JESTS OF GERMANS BROKEN UP BY FIRE VTuch Hand to Hand Fighting before Control Passes to United States. While the Italians were busily ngaged in (.hailing up the Piave batle front last week, gathering togcth1 tiie .-poils of war and making Haggling Austrians prisoners, the \m<?iean troops stationed in the P.olhau Wood northwest of ChateaufViei rye i? voted their time to shewr.g the G<vma:is again the fi&hting ii'UP.-V O- wh ( ? > .. nil. y K '' ft IMUf. . . In th( demor.st ration- the Am* vv:ms gained eontrni of the woo l n its entirety. advanced their positions mcl dally northwest of tho rood ujv! made prisoner 'JC.-i of the ncmy, in addition to inflicting hekvy !< ssos. The attack was launched Tuesday Tght \\ ill tli purpose of driving out ho \v n maini.tg nests of G< rnians a tho wo..?!. no ts front which emay parties constantly were harassing '.ho Americans. It followed a hurricane of artillery fire, the intensity of which stunned oven those of the Germans who previously had gone through the terrific drumfire of the (kiti-h and K rendu Tim hammering ,>f the guns was kept up for 13 hours before the infantry set out to accomplish its task and the havoc wrought by the American shells, many of them high explosives, was evident from the number of enemy dead strewing the ground. The capture of Bcllcuu Woe 1 is of considerable strategic imp rtan c. owing to the fact that f rev it the Germans had been able to rake the allied positions on all sides of it. Us eastern and northern edge;. j command the i*mi 1 ? i-.. . . ?/. Iimtl l IIV VjlTIUiill lines running t ? Chateau-Thierry. All the posit'or , slill held by the Austrian:- or t'u lower Piave con liluting the Cape-Silo Bridgehead have now hi en taken by the Italians, and the entire western bank of the Piave i.-, clear of the < no my. Nearly 400 prisoners wore taken ia the enterprise. Aside from this fighting there has keen little activity in the southern section of the Italian theater. S emingly the chase of the enemy on the eastern bank of the Piave lir.s nded, at least for the time being. In tie.* mountain heavy bombardment's are in progress on various .sectors and in tensive aeri. 1 ip* rations are going on rlong tin entire front. The Rome war office reasserts that all the artillery lost by tb? Italians to the Aus r!an$ in the initial stage of the fight ng has In on recaptured. On the Iront in France and Flanders the operations continue of a minor eh a racier. The British, both in i land, rs and P -ardv have carried mi ik : -ful attack ngainjst to (e r ars a. ' talc n jer'soners and me . kiiv gi."s. Bike? ise the French ,<< r;l \ st f M ov.didier have raided o;o any ;>? sit it n v.r.d inflated las'* -o ? P'^es Cured in 6 to 14 Days ) ? Vis: ' (V: <> rur.r/ il PAZO OINTMENT fails t>( *::* Uchir.', )...csii..^ cr V'rntn?dinft Piles. ,nt > icic. j. t'.-h" -i? P:Vs. a. ' ><u cm t it:?- .c^ ,> t'ifii. '' . { uw.icnit &. Price60c. One htindv V. and twenty-five Marln ro County volT-' heard the senatorial cuiviidates i:t#a meeting' foatur<1 by the most aggressive speech yet lelivored hy N. H. Dial. COLDS &iut?SIPPE 5 or 9 doses 6G6 will brcal my case of Chills & Fever, Coldi fe LaGripoe; it acts on the livei >etter than Caloinel and docs no Iripe or 6ickcn. Price 25c. mini" A Mn HIUD I ANb For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heais. Stops Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c. 50c. $1. At A)1 Dealers. LINIMENT