The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 22, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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CONWAY, S. C.
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THURSDAY, AUG. 2 2. 1 oTF
Some men can throw away money
faster than another can make it.
lie careful what kind of a partner
you take into your business.
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There is one thing the American
soldier is not afraid of and that is a
German.
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Soldier hoys from Horry will help
write the history of this war by darir.d
deeds of bravery in France.
There are none better than the boys
who go from this county. *
Some offices have plenty of help
and yet cannot get anything done.
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A coward has to do more than to
prove he is bravo. A rogue has t<> ?'o
more than piovc he is an honest man.
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Some men that you and I know
will complain about the weather
All M I \ . 1 A I 1? iM1? 4 ll > 1 * ! ? iM .*?/.
V111VII %> ill l\i I |\ I ! u \Y 11 * \ il I V
thinking about something < lse th
whole time.
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No matter how strong some of our
Horryites were for Please one time
in the past; they cannot afford to
vote for him now when they know
that he is oppo to the President
and opposed to too war. He said last
year that he would have voted
against it if he had been a member
of the United States Senate. He
would do nothing different now.
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i kshhhhhhibhhhiihhhih
"T^\R. Caldwell's
just what I n
did laxative, mild and
quickly and easily. I ^
and keep it in our horn
(From a letter to Dr.
Mr. G. C. Murphy
Atlant
Dr. Cal<
Syrup
I The PerfeCi
Sold by Druggij
50 cts. (si!
Recommended as a pos
pation, mild and gentl
standard family remed,
A trial bottle can be c
\)r. W. B. Caldwell, 41
Monticello, Illinois.
What is good land with a poor j
farmer ?
The war should, he over by tin
time next year. Hut who knows?
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The cost of enforcing prohibi.ior
will be enormous but it is worth it.
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l>obis are easy to make and hard
to pay.
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Lets quit complaining about the i
war and take up the weather again.
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You owe a duty to your coninnin- I
ity. j
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Kvery rose you see means there is i
a thorn nearby.
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Tobacco has done well in this t
ouaty this year. Now the farmers *
are wondering what the cotton will (
do
Kvery man should have a chancej
except the one who values a chan c J *
at nothing.
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Our records are prov. <1 by what ;
we have done, and not by what we |
wanted to do or said we would do , '
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Rride in one's business causes hint 1
t > keep it up to date and also to keep
R before the public.
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Nothing short of the same fate, e
which met the Czar of Russia will
m r sati.-fy us in regard to the (ierman
Kuisir.
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It is a mistake to show too much
interest in your neighbor's affairs; \
also a mistake to show too little. i
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It is hard for some of us to leain ;
that our opportunities lie right at {
hand and not far off.
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Some men hardly know that James ,
i' ranees Kiev is in the rac "for tiio (
1'. S. Senate;" but there are a few
who know him and wonder if he i.
any kin to "James Henry."
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me u mbm?n?a
Wevv >?.{ to state that the ST
for the sale of tcbaooo ant!! t
here to look after vol"" iahve;
stiil with us. so don't think th-;
the STANDARD WAREHOUSE
Wo bought the Standard War'
olina to make you a market t!
Bring your tobacco to us at tl
lar. We arc having two sale
starts at 11 o'clock, we sell ?
pile from scrap up to fancy w
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THB HORRY BSK
j Syrup Pepsin is
eed. It is a splenpleasant
and acts so
wouldn't be without it,
e all the time."
Caldwell writtenby\
4 Walker Street, 1
a, Ga. /
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dwell's
Pepsin
t Laxative
??ts Everywhere
r?) $1.00
itive remedy for constie
in its action. The
y in countless homes.
>btained by- writing to
58 Washington Street,
One thing- wo must do in on lor to
I. - 1 - ? ' !
iii-jp win uic will* is 10 send men to
Washington who are in sympathy
with the administration.
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Some things once said cannot ho
taken back. lilease's speehes at
Filbert ami I'omaria last year ar
xamplc s.
Wheal is the opportunity which ivknocking
at the door of every tarner
in Horry County.
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After this war has been won the
Kaiser will be a character too dangerous
to he allowed to live. It is
i get at pity ho is not dead already.
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The person who serves others
oust prepare for discouragement;
'or it is human nature to want beter
than is offered, and there is prclisposition
to complain in the make
p of many men and women.
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Horry County bad more than a
housand acres planted in wheat the
>ast season. There should be at
fast three times that much if not
no re planted this Fall. If you read
his and have not yet decided to
)lant wheat, get in touch with the
cheat movement today and get
eady to plant it at the proper time.
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Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
( stores vitality and energy by purifying and eniching
the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
ning, Invigorating K fifed. Price GOc.
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\TTKNTION! M USKS OF HORRY
COl'NTV:
The Red Cross is very anxious to
lave a complete register of all the
mrsos in the country, so will you
lot, each one, send your full name,
iddress, the name of the hospital
Voni v hieh you were graduated ami
he date of graduation to me at
>nro ? This is- an urgent matter, so
dease co-operate with the local
.'hapt( r.
.Mrs. Violet Dusonbury,
Chairman of committee for enroll-|
ment <?f nurses, Conway, S. C.
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fM PR EOT rttik
I hm $ ^ I ll K m I
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ANDARD WAREHOUSE. LOR
:!?al elate In ore'er that you may
>t and wo arc going to keep op
it we are closed as the other m
! where yon can sell your toba
jhouse last winter and we arc h
lat you will be proud of.
10 Standard and help us to mak
i a day; if you should drive a
on second sale at 2:30 o'clock,
rappers at satisfactory prices.
NUAKU
5HT, DAVENPORT & NEAL
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CALLED FOR AUG. 29TH 1
WILL LEAVE AUG. 30TH
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List fo men called to appear August
29th for entrainment to Camp
Jackson August 20th, 1918:
Gilmore Simms Johnson
Berkley Gaston Fowler
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Tresvunt Gibbs Verecn.
Zt b G. Causey
Jay Gould Brown
Kdgar Cornelius Hardee
Mclvin Owens
Hartford Holmes Hardee
Beaty Best
John Floyd
J oe Habon
George Cleveland Cannon
Blakely Latronie Soles
Thirk Bellamy
William Walter Capps
Boykin Carmer Hardee
Mcl)uffi< Hardee
William Timmons Johnson .
Furncy Pinckney Cooper
Albert Jom s
Dock Davis Lee
Lacea Arthur Singleton
Amos Charley Mishoe
Willie Stafford Flliott
Knoch Sidney Fink'.ea
l ; i i v i > I
j i icy i'. row I or
Davis Monroe Richardson
Willie D. Mucins
Rufus Homer Howards
P?. St.- L. Sommerlyn
Percy Powell ! luteins
.Julius Franklin Cooper
.Jos. Wallace Reaves
Joe Dusenbury Sinivleton
William David King
Robert Tayor llucks
Joe Dusenbury West
Olin Malcolm Walts
\\ illif Nathan Causey
Lewis Cleveland Cooper
Julian Klvis
Ronnie Ira Housand
Onsy Putnam Cox
Hudson McLean Smith
drover Cleveland Reaves
Clifton Herbert Dunn
William Pharoh Cook
Otta\va\ King"
\\ oodberry Mel)owell
Ren Tillman Hacks
Kcddin Woodberry
Joseph Malloy Martin
William Grady Kdwards
James Pink McDowell
.lames Rembert Jenerott
John Thomas Skipoer
William Rurgessor
William Tillman Smith
Samuel Otto Small
Henry Curtis Hardee
Alva Hardee Hell
Samuel David Crawford
f ranklin Asbury Ray
Toy Johnson
Jamie M. Rest
Thomas Curtis Harnhill.
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We must help win the war. This
means things that we can do to main
tain the national interest as well as
tilings that will have a more d;rect
hearing. It means that each member
of the nation must do his part
which is the thing nearest to him
and for which he is exp"cted.
N0.66S
Thit is a prescription prepared especially
'or MALARIA or CHILLS 6. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
it taken ihcn as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and docs not gripe or sicken. 25c j
lS. S. C., wil! net close until So?
be aMs to rna-ket v ' at tobacct
on ant! keep prices a- f-o:d as p
arkets around are closing on. the
cco and sell it for the highest i
ere with the best force of men i
c you a market where you can ;
long ways and get here too late
We have with us all the big I:
WAREHO
OWNERS AND PROPRIE
Uncle Sai
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and I will stay in the ring unt:
2,500 good people in the tov
old Horry behind me, and of
THE PRINCIPA
THECAUSE IS .
We Are
with our line of gooc
For twenty-one months Mil
our entire time to serving our
have secured a steadily increa
New Goods that we are gettii
bought last winter when good
are now?gives us something
we ask that before leaving ho
will take up the question as t
vonr huvin.o* nt. n.nrl wlmn vrm
1/ U O J vw
get a liberal share of it. We
Dry Goods and Notions busiu
it and we will certainly approc
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Household and
We have on hand a large
Dining Room, and Kitchen Fur
Washstands, Bedsteads ? wo
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 1
Sutherlant
CONWAY.
CHII-I1UENS IIAV.
There will be Children's day ex- i
ercises at ID A. M., on next Saturday
at Cane I>ranch Raptist Church.
Also at 1 I'. M., we will have a
"Reunion" of the Church to which
every one who is or h'a.- been a mem- (
her of the Church are requested to j
he present.
I think we will have a nice program
and the public is cordially invited
to come with well-filled baskets
and i>?/od behavior.
Respectfully,
CI. VV. Stevens.
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Tobacco w as a succ( ssful crop this
year for J. L. Waller. of C nway I
township. He had about four acres
and cleared about $1,0(10.0(1 on the
crop.
Ma
;tenber 1st but v/li bo open
) you have on hand. We are
icssible and our buyers are
2. 3rd of August, but drive t.)
market price.
ever assembled in South Caralways
get the highest dol;
for the first sale, which
>uyers and can handle every
IIISF
IBiB
roRS
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11 Says- '
eady! I
il our cause is won. We have i
;n and about 30,000 in gocfl 1
wealth ^
L IS LIBERTY
IUSTFREED0M
i Ready
1 honest Merchandise.
3S Edna and myself have put
customers, and as a result
,sing volume of business. The
L'g in every day?that , was
Is was much cheaper than tnby
; to offer our customers, ancr> i me
to come to town that you^
o where you are going to do ,
do that I believe that I will :
do not ask for all of yourt
ess, but give us a portion of
iate it very, very much?
\RLOW |
tciien Furnishi
assortment of Bed Room,
nishings, such as Bureaus,
od and iron, Dining Tables, ,
st year's prices. Many other ^ I
we bought before the grcatjl
vc you money on every purplies?Automobile
Supplies i
HEADQUARTERS
business large or small.
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i rum. uu.
, S. C.
?THE?
HORRY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
OFFERS THE GREATEST ADVANTAGES
FOR BOTH A LITERARY
AND A BUSINESS EDUCATION.
$175.00 covers all expenses for #the
year. Several may reduce expenses
by work. A safe school for your boy
or girl. Eor Catalogue, Information,
ect., write: ^
REV. S. C. MORRIS, President,
I lorry, S. C.
hi. 7 J* 18.
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There was a thunder shower the
middle of last week following some j
of the hottest weatlu-i that we have g
had in this section this Summer. T
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