The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 15, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, AUG, 15, 1918
It ivi ukpIpss in oxnert houciuets all
the time.
We too often wait until after a
man is dead to show our appreciation
of his goodness.
Tobacco is one of the greatest
things on earth to the tired soluiers
in the trenches. Believe it or not,
the truth remains as any soldier will
tell you.
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What do you think of a man win
would rather steal from >\ u than t?
let you give him your substance
Plenty will act this way.
o
The slacker is like the automobile
which is trying to run on short rations
of gasoline. There is not
enough energy units behind the pow
er plant.
o
The hot weather of Summer time
is apt to cause a feeling of lassitude
and tired nerves, sufficient in numbers
of people to make them believe
they are either very sick or about to
be stricken with some fatal malady.
The recourse of many is to resort to
some favorite patent medicine and
thus get relief, v hk'h is nothing more
nor less than a change in the system
either stopping them from eating
for a meal or two or causing them to
take more rest.
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,
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It should bo human nature to j
strive for any other improvement. ;
Any other way is contrary to human
nature?a perversion of human nature.
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Many tobacco growers have taken
in more coin than they ever enjoyed
before in their lives. The ?'xp< rience
may not be repeated in a d' zen years
for what we can tell. Good fortune
must be handled in the right way if
k is to be of lasting good. Never
make the mistake of spending this
incerased wealth for useless things.
Use this money for improvements in
the home and on the farm. Money
thrown away is worse than any
money at all.
o
"And for your country, boy, and
for that flag, never dream a dream
but of serving her as she bids you,
even though the srevice carry you
through a thousand hells. No matter
what happens to you, no matter who
flatters you or who abuses you, never
look at another flag, never let a night
pass but you pray God to bless that
flag. Remember, boy, that behind
officers and government, and people,
even, there is the country herself;
your country, and that you belong to
her as you belong to your own mother.
Stand by her, boy, as you would
stand by your own mother."?Edward
Everett Hale.
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Why the change made by the county
board so that they no longer leave
it to the people to select the township 1
supervisors by popular vot:1; and
they will now appoint the supervisors
as the law provides? Attention of
people everywhere has been directed
to the bad condition of the main
roads in till sections of the county.
1'hat they arc bad there is no doubt,
and that it needs somebody to study
pians to avoid this bad condition
goes without question. So the county
board must have decided that they
will appoint the men best fitted to
see after the roads rather than run
the risk of the election by the people
of men who might not be competent.
To keep the roads in good condition
will at any time and by anybody take
up time and money. Hut the people
can afford to spend time and money
on a thing which is of so much importance
to the farmers of the counrPU
A HA n cam fnn tU A /-iU A A r*A n>li t AK
. l iiu i ivyi tin* v. itcii? Iin.il
has been made in the appointment of
the township supervisors must lie in
the fact that the change may bring
an improvement in the conditions of
the roads. We cannot see it in any
ther light.
Q
In judging the service rendered by
others always remember the circumstances
under which we are all living.
The conditions brought about
by the war is usually the reason and
we have no right to complain about
the war.
o
It is impossible to please sonu
people.
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A Ford truck will be of more value
to many farmers than a Ford touring
car.
Tobacco growers this year in sonv
cases have raised a fine grade of th<*
leaf bringing more than fifty cents
per pound. In every case of firm
grades it will be found that th<> grow
er cured and handled the tobacco
with a high degree of care.
THE STANDARD WARE
L.orl" is the best market in Si
$30.00 to $56.00 per hundr
know the value of your t?ba
position tc handle every pile
where. In Danville. Va., th<
it means something to manai
we will get you the tip top f
We bought the Standard Wa
olina to make vou a market
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Bring your tobacco to us at
lar. We are having two sal
starts at 11 o'clock, we sell
pile from scrap up to fancy \
STA
TUB BOBBY HF*1
DESPONDENT TONE [
IN GERMAN PRESS
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Gloomy View is Taken of *
the Prospect of Early 1
Peace
CAN SEE NO HOPE OF j'
GERMAN TRIUMPH '
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"Black and Dark Is the
14
Hour," Says Socialist
1
Organ.
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London.?The despondent tone v>f j
the war will be gigantic, but is em-1
phasized daily in special dispatclu s j'
from Holland. A dispatch to The j1
Daily Mail from The Hague today'
includes an editorial by The Dusseldorf
Nachrichten, which says that '
nobody looking into the future can
see an end to the war.
"For though it is true that the en i 1
might come quickly," it adds, "it!
could only be an end of terror a in u
Russia."
The Yorwaorts, of Berlin, .-aythat
events of recent days at la-1
have shattered the illusion. cre: te.l
by inspired optimism, that Germany
is invincible. It says:
"The German people at last realize!
the colassal gravity of the situation.']
Let us have courage to admit that as J ,
long as the war is not ended it is 1101 ] ,
v. on and can be lost."
The principal North German organ
ot the majority Socialists. The Buer- ,
ger Zeitung, of Bremen, says:
"Black and dark is the hour. Tinsacrifices
made by the people are I
immeasurable and those of the fifth
year of the war will be gigantic, but
no refreshing breath of freedom and '
civic equality blows through the
oppresive night of our discontent."
Sees German Hope Gone.
Zurich, Switzerland.?The German i1
! hope of ending the war by a military i1
! decision before the arrival of the Am- I
I j
ericans was oiasten ny tne recent ,
Allied offensive, the Socialist news- j
; paper, Arbeiter Zeitung, of Vienna i
, points out in concluding a recent ar- ;;
tide on the military situation.
"All the explanations and com- '
i meats cannot alter the patent fact
' that in this double offensive the gain
J of ground, and consequently the only
; visible sign of success, is on the Allied
side." The newspaper says:
"While it is admitted that this victory
does not yet possess any dt cis!
ive character, there is one result
which cannot be called in question?
the strong moral effect produce! by
the three German offensives, against
; Amiens and Paris has been complete !y
destroyed. The Allies today have
ia chief whose name inspires confidence
and whose ability is in no way
inferior to that of Ludendorff 01
Von Hindenburg. Kuthermore, the
only hope of the Germans to end the
war in a military way before the
Americans were in line has disappear
ed as a result of this last French of- ;
fensivc."
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Duth Carolina, and the Standard
ed. Farmers look to your ir.tere
cco and who are in a position to
at the highest market price. C
s largest bright loose leaf mark
go and lead on a market like D
iricc tor them.
rehouse last winter and we are h
that you will be proud of.
the Standard and help us to mak
es a day; if you should drive a
on sceond sale at 2:30 n'rlnrie
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wrappers at satisfactory prices.
NDARD I
WRIGHT, DAVENPORT &
ZD, OOKWAY, S O.
M?IT??
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
?
Ahioh is Belter?Try an Experiment
or Profit by a Conway Citizen'a
Experience,
Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement of manufacturer is
lot convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A lame, weak, or aching one.
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-called
:ures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
iway places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to urove local testimony.
Road this Conway case:
J. T. Todd, farmer, R. No. 2, says:
'Three years ago I had kidney trouble
und it bothered me a great deal. My
hack ached and was sore and lame.
1 had nervous, dizzy spells and I
couldn't sleep well at night, as I had
to get up to pass the kidney secretions,
which were highly colored and
pained in passage. Upon a friend's
recommendation I used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they soon entirely cured
me of nil the ailments."
Price COe, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mr. Todd had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?adv
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?"THE?
HORRY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
OFFERS T HE GREATEST ADVANTAGES
FOR BOTH A LITERARY
AND A BUSINESS EDUCA
HON.
?17:>.00 covers all expenses for t!io
year. S. veral may reduce expenses
by work. A safe school for your boy
>r girl. For Catalogue. Information,
ect'., write:
RFV. S. C. MORRIS, President,
Horry, S. C.
4ti. 7)8 18.
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NOTICK TOBACCO (JKOWKUS.
Notice is hereby given that the
Conway Tobacco Market will close on
Friday, August 23rd, next.
This is necessitated by the fact
that the most of our Buyers will be
called away to other markets which
open on or about that date.
The farmers are advised to finish
curing and bring in their Tobacco before
the close.
During these two weeks we guarantee
the continuation of the full
market price.
"We take this opportunity of thank
ing the Horry Farmers for their
splendid patronage for this season.
With
.. . v (V vv?i VX/IIIUIUVU V atlUII v\
propose to make Conway one of the
leading markets in Eastorn Carolina.
HORRY WAREHOUSE,
By W. L. Mishoe, Manager.
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE,
By S. A. Gravely, Manager.
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE,
By T. M. Thomasson, Manager.
' EARMERS WAREHOUSE,
By T. N. Eullerton, Manager.
Conway, S. ('., Aug. I4tli, HPS.?adv
No. 666
This is a prescription prepared especially
'or MALARIA or CHILLS 4, FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
'IS All RECORDS IN THE
BET,
Warehouse is the loading hou:
st and sell your tobacco with i
pet you the high dollar. Brim
ome and sec for yourself, we ai
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ti 111 um worm: we are tne leai
anvilie. Bring us your next !o;
ore with the best force of men
e you a market where you can
long ways and get here too la
We have with us all the big
NAREH(
NEAL, PROPRIETORS.
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Uncle San
I'm Re
and I will stay in the ring until
2,500 good people in the town
old Horry behind me, and of v
M THE PRINCIPAL
THECAUSE IS Jl
We Are
with our line of good I
For twenty-one months Miss
our entire time to serving our c
have secured a steadily increas:
New Goods that we are getting
bought last winter when goods
are now?gives us something 1
we ask that before leaving hon
will take up the question as to
your buying at and when you d
get a liberal share of it. We
I Dry Goods and Notions busine
it and we will certainly approck
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Household and Kit
We have on hand a large
Dining Room, and Kitchen Furn
Washstands, Bedsteads ? woe
and Chairs, Cook Stoves, at las
necessities for the home, that
advances went on, and can sa\
chase.
Bicycles and Bicycle Supp
MAKE OUR STORE :
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We appreciate your b
Sutherland
CONWAY,
Special Notice to Cotton Growers.
Mr. T. B. Thackston is coming- to
Horry in the interest of the South
Carolina Cotton-Marketing Organi- >
zation, and will speak at I.oris Wed- .
nesday, Aug. 21st, at 2 p. in., at \
Aynor Thursday Aug. 22nd, at 1) \.
M., and at Conway Thursday Aug..
22nd at 1 p. m. All farmers who
possibly can should make it convenient
to attend one of these meetings, j j
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ilS .Ml. I 1'ili.KMiMI l.S gOIHg IO l"l| IIS
something of tu plan oy which wo
can market to advantage our large
cotton crop that is predicted hy
the 1)< partmont. 1
A. J. Hakor, Co. Agt. ' '
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drove's Tasteless chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy hy purifying and en- {
richingthe hlnod. You can soon feel its Strength j 1
cning, Invigorating Effect. Price 60c.
HiSTORY OF THE LOWS
50. Prices are ranging from
men of long experience who
g your tobacco to us. we are in
re the world's leaders every
tiers at Acrecs Warehouse, and ?
ad, if you have fine wrappers
ever assembled in South Caralways
get the highest dolte
for the first sale, which
hovers and can handle everv
J W.W.J
IUSE
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JJBgS^gS
i Saysadyl
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our cause is won. We have ^
l and about 30,000 in good
wealth
IS LIBERTY
ISTFREEDOM
Ready
honest Merchandise.
Edna and myself have put
ustomers, and as a result
ing volume of business. Th^i
r in every day?that was ^
was much cheaper than they .
to offer our customers, and
le to come to town that you
where you are going to do
0 that 1 believe that l will rt
do not ask for all of your
ss, but give us a portion of
ite it very, very much? ^
iRLOWj
chert Furnishings
assortment of Bed Room,
ishings, such as Bureaus,
>d and iron, Dining Tables,
it year's prices. Many other J
we bought before the great
re you money on every pur'lies?Automobile
Supplies
HEADQUARTERS
usincss large or small. \
1 Furn. Co.
S. C.
NOTICE.
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The I .oris Farm Loan Association
.vill moot at Loris, S. C., Sat. 17th.
11 1 p. m. All members, officeis ami
.hose desiring loans will please be
iresent. lie sure to come.
V. P. McQueen, Pres.
M. M. Stanley, Sec.-Treas.
\ug. 1M, FJ1K.
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KK1> CitOSS It A 1 >( FS.
A quantity of Rod Cross Radges
have been received, and all Councils
:>f Defense are requested to call or
write for as many as they need for
distribution to those who contributed
to the Second Red Cross War Fund
in May.
C. H. SNIDER, Treas.
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