The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 08, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, AUG. 1, 1918
Trust as few mistakes as possible.
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We may think we know our neighbors
when we don't.
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It takes certain circumstances to
make the acid test a reliable dependence.
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A forutne is not picked up in a day
and the greater the results attained,
the greater th<* efforts required to
produce.
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Rather than complain about tlv
war and continually worrying about
when it will end, lets do all we can to
help win it and get busy enough to
forget our troubles.
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Everything that we set' in nature
teaches the lesson that there is powc.*
in action. The most successful
men, either mentally or physically,
are the ones who are the most activ_\
Action is the result of energy and
energy is what always counts.
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There is no meaner man than the
one who is proud when he manages
to take some unfair advantage of
another. And in such cases meanness
does not get the credit as if
should, but he thinks that it is smartness.
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Here and there in this State you
can yet find men who claim that
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^ole L. Blease is a friend of the poor
v.an; yet they cannot point to a
dngle act that he has ever done to
Ail the poor man. Such ideas in regard
to him is the result of ignorince
for the main thought of Cole L.
Blease ever since he was known to
politics has been Cole L. lllea e and
not the poor people of the State, except
to get their votes a; often as
possible.
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The planting of wheat by the farm
ers of Horry County has a fair start
and now when flour is short the
wheat growers who raised their own
wheat arc enjoying the fruits of
their labor. If you are one who
grew no wheat the last season, get
ready now to plant wheat this Fall.
It stands to reason that flour will be
harder to get next year than it was
this year. Why should a farmer be
without it when it is within his pow-,
or to raise all that he wants at home.
It is better for the farmers of
Horry County to raise their own
wheat no matter how cheap they may
be able to buy it in the best of
times in this country. The farmer
should be able to live on his farm.
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CALLEDFOR EXAMINATION
AUG. STH
11) i ^ White Resist rants.
Willie Alton .Jordan
.Max Daniel Cox
Thus. Clyde Flowers
Oliver Collins
Dewey Leneau Muggins
Loo Kllis Dusenbury
David Kemper Pago
Geo. .Morgan Sellers
Daniel Norton Anderson
Thco. Mayhue Johnson
Troy Jackson Martin
Evan Rryan Hendrick
Charlie Thos. IIyman
Rufus Bellamy
Harry Walker Nichols
Ellery Bryan Hammond
Robert Oliver Gerrald
Jack William Graham
Richard Fullwood
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I I u/itl I II veil 1 dUIIfft
Harvey Hamilton Collins
Leon Harrelson
Allie H. Prince
Dock Johnson
Sam Mace Grainger
J. Roscoe Gore
Homer Bert Johnson
John Austin Sessions
Ike G. Long ,
Franklin O'Neill Jordan
Lucian Bryan Watson
Douglas Fulton Johnson
John It. T. Vereen
Wm. Oscar Solos
Benj. Franklin Fry
Walter Minton Edwards
Dennis Malone Altman
Walter Monroe Elvis
lvey Haseldon
Sam Gary Jones
Hugh James Hooks
Harvey Boyd Martin
Thurman Henry Skipper
John Lam.son
Grover C. Stroud
John Owen Collins
J. Quincy Cox
Eli Mitchell A1 ford
Willie Lexington Cooper
Zander Mc Daniels
Chas. (J. Hooks
James Bryan Armstrong
Laurence Williams
THE STAND*! WARE
L oris is the best market in S;
$30.00 to $56.00 per hunciri
know the value of your toba
position to handle every pile
where. In Danville. Va., thi
it means something to manai
we will get you the tip top f
We bought the Standard Wa
olina to make you a market
Ering your tobacco to us at
lar. We are having two sal
starts at 11 o'clock, we sell
pile from scrap up to fancy \
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wmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmm
THE HOBBY HBI
Andrew Edge l
Geo. Bonum Housend
Wilbur Collins
Isaac Plowdbh Jacobs
Putty Tompkins
Vance Elliott
Hallic Causey ^
R. Ervin Hardee
Joseph Rabon
Daniel Gary Long
Hurmun W. Grainger
Laris Gradon Chestnut
James Wesley Collins
Sam Preston Graham
Walter Squires
Ulssyess Scarb^ro Harrelson
Win. Wright Johnson
Clarence Sewell Hughes
Wm. Frederick Stanley
Gary Rabon
Gaston Hardee
Geo. Stanley
Oliver Grainger 9
Geo. Ford Kirton
John Bunion Capps
Johnie Previtt
Grier C. Wade
Frank Johnson
Manley Parico Bordeaux
Porte r Stanley Hooks
Joseph Grady Martin
Haxvley R. Owens
Geo. Melton Suggs
Mack Causey
Thurman Johnson
Kddie Heart' Henderson
Os'-ar Clemmons
Julius Furman Cox
Win. Ash burn Hardee
Geo. Herman Cartrette
Levi J. Watts
Cromwell Stroud
Joseph Gersham Allsbroo!:
Joseph LeRoy Grainger
Grover Harrelson
Waitus Herbert Todd
(Gas. L. Glasgow
Melton Bass
Crissie Hartford Lanimore
Wm. Ilaulen Bellamy
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Horry, S. C., Aug.-2nd, 191S.
To the People of Horry County,
Greeting:
1 wish to say through the kindness
of the Horry Herald just a few
things to you. First, 1 am proud of
the response that you, the people ol
my adopted County have given t<
the many claims that have of necess,-f..
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iv, > uv? ii iumi ujjwii aim niai it*/body
can say that Horry is a slacker
r.i the war. We'll whip the K.'. isii
>et! I am humbly grateful for the
kindness with which I have been invariably
received, and the suppor.
you have given the Horry Industrial i
| School the two years 1 have been
1 here.
We arc very much encouraged that
you are going to make it possible for
us t( build up one of the best preparatory
schools in the State. Thai
your boys ami girls may get th
| training they may need for college,
for business and for life, without
to cross the State for this.
You practically built the plant as
it now stands. Since coming here 1
have endeavored to raise funds to
complete tlie building absolutely necessary
to carry on our work as it
should bo. I have secured contributions.
amounting to $4,000, on this
from New York to Georgia, but I
tlv'nk, less than $100 of this bus been
contributed in Horry County. As I
go elsewhere soliciting funds for this
cause, folks tell me that they realise
that putting an education within the
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rcani <?i ;t [jmn imy <ir j^iri on um
farms is a aivat work in<l<?c<l, an'!
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house, im s. c., m
TOBACCOm
"Kith Caro'im) and the Standard
eel Farmers look to your inter*
ceo ana who arc in a position to
at the highest market price. C
e largest bright loose ieaf mart
ye and lead on a market like C
iricc for them.
rehouse last winter and we arc I
that you will be proud of.
the Standard and help us to mat
es a day; if you should drive a
on second sale at 2:30 o'clock,
wrappers at satisfactory prices.
NDARD
WRIGHT, DAVENPORT I
ad, oomr, a. o.
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that with the wonderful progress
Merry has made in the la t
few years , and the prospeiou,*
financial conditions now, that
they think I should get our own
folks to cl? something now for this
institution, so 1 am turning to you.
The trustees of the H. I. S. last Saturday
authorized beginning at once
of building operations and this means
that by the time you read this plans ,
will begin to be pushed for the com- .
pletion of this building this session,.
and just as fast as contributions will
permit us to go. We have been in
the habit of paying as we go, and we
want to keep this up even in building
the school plant.
Take some of the money you have
been blessed in making this year and
invest it in this building, which will
return the biggest possible interests
in better equipped boys and girls in
the future. Invest some of it in
those bright boys and girls themselves,
and send them to us on Sept. '
17th, and you won't ever regret it |
oithor' '
Sincerely yours,
S. C. MO KRIS. Pres.
Horry Industrial School.
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(RYINC. FOR HKLP
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Lots ot' It in Conway Rut Daily j
(i row in J Less.
The kidneys often cry for help.
Not another orjran in the whole I
body more delicately constructed;
Not one more important to In all 1. ,
The kidneys are the filters of tin"
blood.
When tluey fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no heal h where
there is poisoned blood.
Packache is one of the frequent
indications of kidney trouble.
It. is often the kidneys' cry for
help. Heed it.
Read what Dean's Kidney Pills
have done for overworked kidneys.
Read what Dean's have done for
Conway people.
Mrs. D. W. Harrison, Conway,
says: "About a year ai?o I had a
terrible backache and didn't know
what was the matter. I was awfully
nervous and I couldn't do my housework.
Dizzy Spells bothered me and
i wouui nuve to nolo on to something
for foar of falling. My kidneys acted
irregulary and bothered mo a
great deal. Finally I got Do it's Kid
ney Pills and after 1 had taken one
box I was cured of all the misery."
Price fiOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mrs. Harrison had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. V.?adv
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INDICATION A L MOWS.
The summer school for teachers
began last Monday and has ccmplel
ed one week's work. The enrollment
i to date is forty-two: considering the
advanced cost of board and th
J scarcity of labor on the farms this F
a very good attendance but there
are many teachers, who by making a
personal sacrifice, could tt.ke advant
age of this opportunity for self-improvement
and prepare themselves
for the bettor salaries paid to teachers
who hold higher certificates.
Those who are attending this session
of the school seem to be very
much in earnest and are devoting
themselves to the work in a. way
which is most gratifying to the
faculty. In this respect this is decidedly
the best summer school that
we have had in years. Tiu r P no
giihoring for talking about the halls
and no running down town between
iSS AIL RECORDS IN THE !
MET,
Warehouse is the leading hous
iSl, and sell your tobacco with n
get you the high dollar. Bring
;ome and see for yourself, we ar
;ct in the world; we are the lead
lanville. Bring us your next loa
i ere with the best force of men
ce you a market where you can
long ways and get here too lat
We have with us all the big i
WAREHC
u NEAL, PROPRIETORS.
Uncle San
I'm Re
and I will stay in the ring until
2,500 good people in the towi
old Horry behind me, and of v
THE PRINCIPAL
THECAUSE !S Jl
We Are
with our line of good
For twenty-one months Mis*
our entire time to serving our c
have secured a steadily incrcas
New Goods that we are gettin
bought last winter when goods;
are now?gives us something
we ask that before leaving hoi
will take up the question as to
your buying at and when you <
get a liberal share of it. We
Dry Goods and Notions businc
it and we will certainly appreci
Jo Mo rv
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Cheap fi
Household and Kii
We have on hand a large
Dining' Room, and Kitchen Fun
Washstands, Bedsteads ? \vo<
and Chairs, Cook Stoves, at la:
necessities for the home, that
advances went on, and can sa
chase.
Bicycles and Bicycle Supi
MAKE OUR STORE
We appreciate your I
Sutherland
CONWAY,
classes.
The course of study lvis boon plan- 1
nod with a definite end in view. I*
was felt that many teachers re ed"d i
to improve their scholarships as well \
as to get method.- in teaching. In|
order to insure tins fewer subject
are being taught and the most important
of these are required
every teacher in attendance.
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RETURNED FROM CAM I*
JACKSON.
John M. I). Causey recently returned
from a visit to his son at
Camp Jackson Hospital, where hi
sen is in the United States Army an ;
was sick at the Hospital. .Mi-. Causey
says he was very much surprised i"
find such a nice and convenient plac
provided by the Government for the
sick soldiers, and where they can
HISTORY OF THE IMS
e. Prices arc ranging from
oen of long experience who
I your tobacco to us, we are in
e the world's leaders every
lers at Acrees Warehouse, and
id, if you have fine wrappers
ever assembled in South Caralways
get the highest dole
for the first sale, which
buyers and can handle every
IUSE
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ady! I
our cause is won. We have 1
i and about 30,000 in good I
wealth ^ *
IS LIBERTY
JSTFREEDOM
Ready
honest Merchandise.
* Edna and myself have put
customers, and as a result
ing volume of business. The
g in every day?that was
: was much cheaper than the^r
to offer our customers, and w
ne to come to town that you \
? where you are going to do !
io that I believe that I will
do not ask for all of your
?ss, but give us a portion of i
ate it very, very much?
^RLOWV v
nrP.ash
Ichert Furnishings
assortment of Bed Room,
lishings, such as Bureaus,
od and iron, Dining Tables,
st year's prices. Many other
we bought before the great j*
ve you money on every pur- T
Dlics?Automobile Supplies
HEADQUARTERS
nisincss large or small.
I Furn. Co. "
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certainly be taken care of. Me thinks
that it is a ureal thing that the Government
allow folks to visit their
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sick soldier boys at the Camps. He
expresses himself as being glad that
the Government has expert Doctors
and Surgeons to care for the boys,
and says he knows that our Government
is just to everybody and is willing
that our boys shall fight for their
country so long as the Government
is so well prepared to take care of
thorn, and In* boliovos that parents
should encourage their boys in making
this fight.
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This week brought a shortage of
gasoline to Conway.
Kdmon Lewis has been placed back
in class No. 1-1 by the District board.
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