The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 05, 1918, Page FIVE, Image 5
Lxocal and
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R. L. Stanley was here last week. I
. 1 O. E. Po\v( 11 was here one day last |
I ^veek.
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\ Get legal blanks at the Herald
office.
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J. W. Cook was here from Aynor
last week.
I Just rccc ivcd shipment of Iron
Beds.? Kin.' s*.< n )Euiu. > Co.-adv.
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J. R Harper ^spent a few hours
(lie re on elect iorl (lay.
v /'.There was some rain in this county!
i the middle of last week.
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George Chestnut was in Conway
1^? on Tuesday of last week.
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A1 See B. E. Hyman about your Fruit,
Produce and Drinks.?2L?8 29 18-pd
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' . W. A. Spivey spent a portion o(
)ast Wednesday in Conway.
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r'ears Jf.'l.OO per bid. at Conway?
U. L. Buck.?adv
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The Burroughs Ilipb School will
open on Monday, September 9th.
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H. C. Turner of (lalivants ferry
came over to Conway one day last
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week.
Miss Alary McMillan, of Columbia,
is visiting her mioher, Mrs Sue Ale
iM man.
The criminal court will convene
^ lii iv on the 4th Monday in this
?4%ionth.
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' C L. Duncan and J. W. Hurrelsom
visited Conway fromi the counnry
last Friday.
John T. Shelly and Coorgo S. Price
were in Conway .from Ay nor last
f Tuesday evening.
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Our line of Furniture is comnplote.
Call on us.? Kingston Finn. Co.-adv.
Most of the saw mills ate now
working on government contracts for
Q lumber and scantling.
f .Many people came into Oonwa>
last Wednesday in order to hear tidings
from the i lection.
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J. A. Hearne and L. I". Lrvan of
Little llivof, S. spent a day here
on business last week.
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i F. M. Parker, a woll-knaavn citizen
1 of Lucks township, spent some tim<
he.re one day last week.
('. ('. (Irainger and wife of Nichols.
1 S. C., spoilt some time in (Onwav
last Saturdaj on business
Cotton crops in nearly every sc.t
ion of Horry County are looking fim
and the plants are well fruited.
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I Those Iron Leds we have just ref
reived won't last lone. Come early,
p ?Kingston Finn. Co.-adv.
P^v. Among t h < * progressive farmer
r living near Conway i.- I.. S. Dow. lb
wat in Conway last week on busine.
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i Any one in need of ;> good car ca'l
on .). K. Nicholas, Agent for the Anperson
Motor Co.. Rock IJ II. S. C.
4 adv
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W There is a big cotton crop :n
Horry County. The interesting quo
lion is about the hands to pick it
out.
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TOR SALE?One 12 h. p. gasoline
I'limine, also one Crist MdL both
i in good condition. E. T. Lewis
Conway, S. C.-?adv-tf'-S 21) is.
j M. G. Howell and W. M. Harjter of
Nichols, S. C., spent a short time in
Conway together the latter part of
' last week.
J. H. Bland, J. W. Collins, S. V,
( No Smith, J. G. Powell, and A. C.
k Johnson passed through Conway
last Saturday.
The oldest Amc
i THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
W. B. Coxe,
F. F. Covingto
. Riillrwk
LR. M. Bu
w?m?m?mm?mmi
nave advanced to ten cents just twic
what they cost before. The dispensers
say that if is owing to the high<
r cost of syrups and other materials.
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Company I), First South Carolina!
Ueserve Militia, our own Horry,
Hoiik Cuards. now has an enlistment |
of ('A men; and at the recent in-J
1 spe< tien, fifty-six of these were pros-!
I ent.
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1 lie labor situation in this co'onty
grows worse and worse as the man
power is rci|uired to supply Ameiican
soldiers. This is a necessary
hard hip upon the people and must
be borne with patience. Tile war
ma t be won.
About eighty men, nrosth ol the
class who registered on .June f>th,
IblS, left Conway for the camps last
Tuesday morning. A number of penpie
were in Conway to see them oiV.
Services were held at the Conw a}
Methodist church on Monday ni^ht.
.Mrs. Lizzette Slocumb and
daughter, Miss Marthaline Slocutr.lv,
loft here far Norfolk Va., the latter
part of last week, aft( i .spending a
week with Mrs. Florence llodrick at
Hotel v'lrace.
The hoys who have joined the
i South Carolina Reserve militia here
.
I will have the advantage <d previous
i training when drafted und< r the :iicw
man power act of CV>n^re..sis passed
last week in Washington.
L. L. Homo ford and W. K. .tlenoftrrd,
both of Loris R. F. 1). Jvo. 1.
were in Conway last Saturday aiftornoon.
I hey are both farmers who
have (Ifnc well in their chosen call|
?'YrSave
fifty cents on your subscription
to this paper by pay ini; for il
during September. After -October
1 st. the price is SI.50. It is only
$1.00 if you pay in September. I'ay
n advance lor the paper as mar.y
years as you like.
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The passage of the mare power bill
by the Conjures.- of the United States
last week absorbed the interest of al
men between the ayjes of eif?ht en
and forty-five, the ones most con.'rin< >1;
and it was also interesting to others
not immediately within the draft.
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.J. YY. IVidtfen of Fair llluff, ('.,
section, spent a day in Conwnay last
w eek and had tile local board peson
a furlough application for one of
the soldiers at ('amp Jackson. The
.soldier has a crop which will he h> t
unle.-s help can he found to harvest
, it.
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Tiie people of the county were
more int< rested than one woidn think
, in the election <Y\ uie short and lone
t? r?r.m the I nited State* Senate.
This t reated more interest among the
i people than the race for House of
Representatives in Horry County
did.
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M. M. Stevens, M. I). Harrelson, C.
' A. Cartrett, C. Ik Shelley, J. l?\ Lewis,
It. I\ Smart, Samuel Hacks, J. L.
Todd, W. .1. Johnson, C. O. Grainger,
N. C. Grainier. Maybury Shelly, D.
' M. Capps, were, all in Conway from
the country last week. They are
among the many prosperous fanners
of Horry County.
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amhf nn nr mf\a/ wnou i
(inwk. wv<; VI IIUII I VII l\
Special Agent
>11, District Agt.
Bros.?
Hock, Mgr., AgeDts.
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Personal
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J. M. Watts and J. T. Watts, two
brothtis from different section of
Horry, were in Conway last Wednesday
evening.
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J. M. Sellers. J. J. Booth, W. C.
Skipper, are the names of some of
the farmers coming into Conway on
business last week.
J. M. Marlow left last Sunday for
the Northern markets to purchase a
Fall and Winter supply of goods for
his store on 3rd Ave.
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W. O. Davis, formerly Farm Dt m-1
onstration Agent for Horry County, j
but who is now serving with the colors,
spent the first of the week with
friends in Conway.
The price of cool drinks in Conway j
THE HOBBY HEKAL!
The Bur.ough-. High S.hool \\i I ;
open for the 191.-19 session on Monday,
Sept. 9th.
Pay for the paper before Oetobei
1st, when the price will go to on hollar
and litty cents.
Mrs. 1). A. Spivcy and chidren, who
have been spendi g the Summer at
Hendera>onvil|e, N. io.( returned home
this week.
J. P. Graham, a progressive farmer
of near Heaves Kerry, spent u few
hours here on business last week.
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Miss Maltic Faircloth left Tuesday
to spend some time with friends
: ml relatives in North Carolina.
The election returns last wecV j
were tabulated on a large board in j
front of the Conway Drug Co. The
management of the store furnished ^
many conveniences for the benefit of
the public. There was a crowd o'
people gathered there from early in
the afternoon until about midnight.
I.OST?One black sow about one
year old, marked with swallow
fork in each ear. Please write or
send word to P. \Y. Jordan, Adrian,
S. C.?8 22 18-bt-pd.
Watch for the har.d and the noted
speakers liv.n Ch u l. .sion next Pi day.
Full acco.m'. ; pprars elsewlu i\
lit. this i. . ue.
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I \\ AM I'll)- - A young man to work in
Drug ??toiv, one with some exper ence
; s : a!e. man in drug stnre o
othf r line preferred. -Conway
Drug Co.? adv
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Pay or tl ileraid Pwhiv. PiP
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your ao'ount in advance. During
j September oi.'DO per year; aft r October
1st, Don't writ and forget
it. Sand us a chock or money ori
dor or currc ncv to-dav.
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S. G. Johnson has agreed to soli
his Cahlor placo m (kdiants Kerry
Township to W. Koiley Brown, who
! was form< rly a resident and prog resj
sivo farmer of Horry County, Ini
; who, for the past several years ha
. operated a farm near Mullins, S. ~
.Mr. Brown was a candidate Jo.
Shorilf of Marion County in the re:
cent primary, and while he was no'
nominated for the office, he receive!
;i f ill t 1 ( 1 *i nir vnl<> W/i -iw im-ililn t?
I say whether -Mr. JJmwn intends t
move back to Horry, hut we suppo.-><
J that he will.
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Misses Lucy and Ruth Spivcy en
tcituined on last Wednesday evening
the members of the 1L Y. P. U., o
the Conway ihiptist church, at thei
lunne on Henty Street. Sevetal in
, t( resting .names wen played, aftc
; which (Ji lin.it Jul refreshments wer>
served.
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WANTED- Live dealer to lr ndl<
RRLSCOU A UTOM O MILLS ii
your territory. (Jood opprluniL
to make money. J. JL Ham. 1)A
trihutor, Nor.ii and South Car >
lina, Charlotte, X. C.?adv.
Dr. H. 11. IJuiTout?hs notified - il <
the physieirns of the C n;r.ty an
called them together at the Crac<
Hotel last Uriday at 1 1 : ".() o'clock
for the purpose of organizing a lo?a
branch of the volunteer medical sc.vice
corps of the United States. Ai
of the Doctors wore notified of th?
meeting and so far as we are inform
eel they were present. The purpose
of this organization is to so arrange
the service to be rendered in tin
Army that as many as possible ma\
be furnished and still as many
I possible left '.t home in the s rv
1 of the cis ilian population.
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!I.O'"i (>i?< cow. light yellow, wi'l
' little darker herd. T? r.n? ss? e hoi
,-tbin .Jersey, butt-headed, median
si/.e, uuinarkml, about ? yea; ; old
Anyone finning same will nloasf
notify mo. W. K. Ponton, All
brook, S. Route 2, i?ox -17
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SALESMAN WAN TLB.
Lubricating Oil, (Iron so, Special
lies, paint, part or whole time. Commission
basis. Man with oai or ii,u
preferred.
Riverside Refining Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.-adv-1 t.-pd.
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j J. A. Tindal, W. R. Page, W. W
; Williamson, James Carroll, Jonathar
Blanton, I). H. Brown, P. P. \Tylrr
j IQ W. Singleton, J. M. Singleton, J
C. Roberts, B J. Milligan, were all ir
Conway last Monday which was legal
salesday.
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WANTKD POPLAR LOOS.
W<> n i*n in t ? ?
. ? v uh. nun m i iur
Poplar Logs, 1(>" and lip in dinmctci
and easy lengths. Wo inspect d
shipping point and pay promptly
Write for prices and name yom
j shipping point.
AUGUSTA YKNKKR COMPANY,
118 1 T> 18?4t Augusta, Ga.?adv
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P. CONWAY, 8. 0.
THE NEW DRAFT .
A fact that may be overlooked bv
sonic men who are required to r* gi ter,
is a man who is 4.*? years an !
.'JC4 days old must register. To a'!
practical purposes, the draft includes
men up to 4(> years of ago. In other
words, the limit is not men in their
4~>th year, but men in their 40th year
of age.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All stores, banks, offices, and business
men are requested to close up
their places of business Saturday
Sept. 7th, 1918", from ten o'clock A.
M. until twelve thirty P. M., so that
all can join in the Rally for War Saving
Stamps and attend the speaking
and music by the* marine band.
F. A. Burroughs, Chairman,
v * until WVlCMSe
Sonwny, S. C. Sept. ilrd, 1918.
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| BOX SITPKR
There will be a box sup pi r and Ice
e?cam salr at the Hull's Island School
House. Saturday ni vht Sept. 7, for
the purpose of raising' money to
finish the Springfield Baptist Church.
The public b invited to attend.
Mr P rlie L. Hardwick,
Committee.
Write up what you have done this 1
j year with tobacco, whe.it, or any oth- I
j oi crop and send it to the Herald. By
the knowledge of what others arc
: doing profit can be made.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Sing, of
, Thompson, S. C., were in Conway
! Monday on business.
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: H. H. Brown was here cue day last
'week from .Myrtle Beach, R. K. Ik
| No. 1.
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J Magistrate N. B. Smart was here
lone day last week attending to luisij
ness. A. .). Brown of the Bee Hive
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| section was also here last week.
M. 11. Thompson, of Want poo, S.
1 ('., sold ?272.00 worth of war savings
' slant})? last Sntuixlay, Aunu>t 21st,
and this was only an ordinary <lav's
business for him. Lot others push
the sales too.
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.j The votes wore not sent in last
. ; week as promptly as they have been
at some limes in the past. This wi*
\ apparently net the result of any la>.l>
, of interest en the part of the people
j hut resulted from some unknowr
> cause.
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Last Mor.da.v was salesdav and twi
. <u thieo tracts of land located in l?a\
hero township were disposed of b\
I the Clerk of the Court,
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J. 11. Atkinson was here last Mors
i day on business, (icor^c .1. Hollida;
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\ ui m \r tin i> r crry S|)(MH I lie a! lei
noon here.
r*, A. Cox, v ho lias 1 ?vm ?1 t!ii.* i?"inj
i ni artesian well at Rice Hop" Plan.
, talion, Waddeil ilan. ii, near (looi'jti
town, was in Conway last .M< inlaj
! >15 s i n< ss.
(iee/ft-e .Martin arrive*! here frcn
t iiarhston last Saturday to . pend ;
f short leave. 11<* is in. the nave.
1'OIVCA.
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i In Momoriam eM' Kenneth P. liooJi
1 In romemhran v of our d< ar hi* >t'i
* ? whom (Jod called home to himsell
- July :i. IJMS, in his 2(ith year.
> Often we n.' his plea-ant lac
* his elver! o.l snide, his kind voice, lei
* i" lite lone, ill at ??,rave lie's !e. pin.u
away from earth and its rii;es, On
11 < 111er . le in we could no; save.
Sice >. ! )< a: hroHier s!e? p; . i\n et 1
thy rest, for ilvu art n > dead hut
eejiintf awaiting the resurr. ction
i ' ontiny, when all (lods children
1 all he e at lu red home.
Well did 1 love thee, ( iod loved thee
more, an ' called thee home there to
h ve and adon hint.
Ilis Sister-in-law.
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KEST ! \ TIIK WOK LI).
I sell the best sewing machine in
the world to-day, the Singer. Sec
me at Conway and let me sell you a
machine that will give you better
satisfaction and last you longer than
any other you could buy.
, 7 25|18-4t-pd. J. M. D. .TONES,-ad.
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DELCO-UGHT
The complete Electric Light and
' Power Plant
Turns the cream separator,?tumble
s the churn. Saves time every day
J " NANCE,
| Box 353, ? Conway, S. C.
MUS. RHETT TO SPEAK.
The ladies of Horry Coun'y are es- j
pecially urged to be present at the
Court Kous< Sat unlay morning Sept.
7th, at 10 o'clock, to hear Mrs. R. G.
Rhett of Charleston on women's war
work.
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HORRY BOY KILLED.
Another Horry boy has givtn his
life in the glorious cause of America
across the seas. The name of Henry
M. Gerrald, of Loris, R..F. D. No. 1,
appeared in the caualty list published
in this country last Wednesday. He
wsis n :iml fY?? .-/ilillni. .....I
- - ? ? -' - ? - ? * -v CO ov nil* I illiu
was I; ''* <1 while in action in th?^
Cg. t.
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STRAY HOLSTK1N CATTLK.
Two Holstein cows and one yearling
have strayed to my place; tie
cattle are marked with a cut undmthe
left ear. These cows must have
strayed from Mr. Hanson's plaenear
Homewocd, in llerry County.
Those stray cattle may be sOi n a
my place two miles West of Clan ndon,
N. C.
9 5 1^-? :?t ?J. J. TYSON.
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IN MA(i 1STRATK'S COl RT.
The Magistrate Court of \Y. 11
Chestnut, Kstjuire, was employed
l.w.? 'el,.... i. 4?.
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vestiyation of a Warrant sworn out
! by Isaac L. Holmes against Scot
, Hewitt, Thomas Hewitt. (iardi er
I Hewitt, and Joseph Hewitt, alleging
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two counts, the first being that of a
conspiracy to injure tin prosecutor,
land tiie second an assault and battery
of an high and aggr va ed n
ture as alloyed in the Warrant. A
'cow belonging to the Hewitts haI
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been geting in ti field of Danu.
Holmes, a son of Isaac Hollies, in
son having been drafted and left h.
father to gather his crop, and it \va
about tills that the difficulty canu
about, llardiner Hewitt was hone
oil a furlough from the I'nited States
Navy. Isaac L. Holmes had cut .
lot of poles, and with these wa en
yayed in building* tin4 fence bight i
when the Hewitts came along, an
its a result of an argument about tin
matter, Joseph Hewitt administerei
a severe beating upon the prose cu
tor. The circumstances of the eon
spiracy, which were alleged its b; inj
1 the ellVct that beforehand the H w
iti boys had con federated togethe
and agreed that they would citrr,
' cut the act. This conspiracy, how
ever, could not be made out, accord
iny to the Magistrate, as agains
Scott Hewitt and Thomas Hewitt
but the Magistrate held (iardiiu
j Hewitt and .Joseph Hew it under hot
i iuii >;* > <>] conspiracy ami assaui
and battery of a high and aggra
vated nature, and bound both u
these over te the Court of .(ion* r.
S'asiona for a tried the latter pa
of September.
(iardiner Hewitt was not pre en
at the heating;, having gone hark t
' his duty in the Navy. The rise wii
no doubt, be continued in tlie C an
of (deneri11 Sessions until he i\turn
from .Military service, but the ca
can go on as regarding .Joseph I lev.
itt.
A number of witnesses from th
Hammond se* lion was in 'Court i.
testily. There was a crowd of ot e
people from thai neighborhood
peetaiors dt ring tlie invesdigation.
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ON "WHEATIESS
INO lUtrAP. CRACXUPS, Jt
l'ASTKY < :; MI \Kl A> I a" Ui
FOODS CON IAINI NO i t . iTiTfll) t i
WHEAT. WJJJfr
The dreaded fall army worm ha
made his appearance in And ixm
i County and C doing a great deal o
damage to the food crops.
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Grove's Tasteless chill I onic
destri ys tlie malarial ftenns which are tram millet
to the blood hy the Malaria Mosquito. Pric? i.de
STOI.MN
( I SJIION.
The person who exchanged an oh
Cord cushion for my nt w one, on oi
about Aug', lath, tan return min?
without expense and get his providei
he acts promptly after reading thb
notice. |?\ iM. JOHNSON,
adv?8.29 18-:U-pd.
rouS g[MSDKK?BRUK
1 a DIIT >w )3r.M*X,< JTf. im*:**
Here in stoc?tfor your car noW
We use genuine Pord Parts
only in our repair work.
CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO..
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666 cures Headaches, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite, for
breath, or that tired aching
feeling due to Malaria o:
Colds.
It removes the cause.
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AT THE SAME TIME "
ON THE SAME LAND
Valuable Crops of Irish Potatoes
and Tobacco Are Produced
This Year
SAME LAND NOW IN
CROP OF COW PEAS
And Will Be Followed By a
Crop of Rve for Winter
Grazing.
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Hie i xperiencr of any of our proJgros.-ivo
farmers, when results obtained
arc above the average, shoubl
j be ^iven out for tfeneral information,
i ami th is holp others in applying now
I method.. in raising erops. S. H. Har?*
Isolds saeeo.-s this year b'scrves
i . pee a mentio .. Ree.nr in.u tobat
v I; had it o it twelve a? . ?v plant* u.
.. i uu result- were about as Usual
or eiiv. ab . v.~?00.00 p i aero; but
that part ' s fan in^ ?\peri* nee
i .. \ ,ieu t .-tin to bo p?uierally
J hn. ui iv.ate- to one aer of his laml
| i;i which I i-h petatoi \\ . * planted.
; Tin Irish point h' w. .bunted in
'rows -ix feet apart. Mr-. Harrelson
suggesti I that sho won! I uso the
potato patch also for a tohacco patch,
and toh; ceo rows wore planted l> jtwoon
the Irish potato rows. The
Irish potatoes turned out a fine*
crop, and the tobacco netted Mrs.
Harrelson nearly $-11)0.00. One inter>
esting tiling is the fact that Mi
. I Harrelson had this acre of potatoes
i and tohacco cultivated at the same
time. The plow would he throwing
i J fresh dirt to the potatoes on one side
| and doing the same to the tohacco on
> the other side. Two of the barns of
I tohacco from this acre wore damaged,
-.and if this had not occurred the to'
bacco would have hro .ght between
i> i four an ! five hundred dollars clear.
- On the a -rc t'? r the potatoes and to^.
i bacco, only eight hags of fertilize)
v were applied. .<r
Cirowing today on the same acre of
I- i land is a lino crop ol cow pi as, and
f | at the propel time will he cut for pi a
; vine hay. 1 'no en p of cow peas will
i l>< followed by rye,Which will fuinh
ish grazing for the stock in the
I. winter. This is getting results from
- one acre of land and shows what
t Horry land will do when properly
tl J cult ivale.I.
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i'. i?. t.i L'v wa. no it ! "om Hand, S.
(the mi id e of I;;st wrck,
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i. KM K VKtJO i'l T i PON
t SI M)AN "JON RIDINd"
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o We have just received a letter from
- the State Fuel A.hminist rator asking
us to i xert oui influence to have the
r* qia st of the 1'. S. Fuel Administra
or. in r<t< rcn.-c to Sunday "Joy
Riding" eompiiod with in Horry
< 'ounty.
A itor.dio'l??s lor hire aro included
ii. the < urtailnu nt program. The on y
; cars exempted are those u-od hy
1 physicians. uiuh rt; kers, ronvryanoos
! u.-ed tor funeral.- and motor vehicles
en errand- of necessity in rural communities
where transportation by
steam er electricity is not available.
\nd t e- are to he run only in perform:
nee of m ?lessiona! dines.
'1 is is only a iepu< t. hut it is
I hoped that all will comply with same
'.'and thereby save it- becoming a law.
It wo have to he foi'red to o< mply.
it will very likely apply to other
days a^ well ; s Sunday.
'1 he cause of this request is a short
au'e in gasoline and if tin reqie st is
strictly complied with the embargo
will prohahlx he lit'ted within a few
i
weeks.
I Horry has always tried to carry
out every request of the (lovernmeut
and we feel sure that she will comply
1 strictly to this request.
< .1. C. Spivey,
Fuel Administrator
for Horry County.
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I G6G cures Malaria, Chills and
Fever, or Bilious Fever, by
killing' the parasite causing
the fever. Fine strengthening
tonic.?7 18 10t.
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HARRELSON & HARRELSON
Attorneys - at - Law
Practice both in the State and
Federal Courts.
1 MULLINS, ? ? SC.
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. fhe Quinine That Does Not Affect tha Head
Because of its tot;ic and laxative effect, LAXA*
T1VK NKOMO OUIillNK is better than ordinary
'juiinne au<i does not cause nervousness uor
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,uck the s/ nature ol li. W. GKOVfc. JOc.