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THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1918.!
_
Is it the nature of some people 4o
violate the law?
Never put otT until tomorrow those
things which can be done to-day.
o
Training has a whole lot to do in
the making of law-abiding citizens.
o
One of the things we can do to help
win the war is to increase the Horry
wheat crop.
Horry people are doing their part
to back up the Horry boys who are
in the trenches.
o
All that the American boys need
is a chance to get at them.
o
Most of u> are willing to run the
risk of no end of trouble next week,
or month or year; rather than under- i
go a .-mall haul, hip to-day.
Got ready and plant a wheat crop j
for harvest next Spring. Do not put
it off until too late and then claim
that you did not know.
Every man from this county who
is in the fighting forces abroad nee Is
the home paper. A number of the
boys are gettin it, but hundreds of
them never sec it now.
o
Too many of us are in the habit of
saying: "That is Only a Mere Trifle,"
and passing things by without regard
to the fact that small things, u-ua l>
named as mere tiifles, have the unexpected
quality of bringing abou'
great results.
a
Those who planted v.'):?' .* l nst season
should plant a larger crop t!:is
Fall. Thousands of farmers who
have never grown wh? at ? <a t m
< arolina will iai e who t f< r 1 a
Spring crop of 1911). I'h a: is n<* -i
t'd now and will !>? mere in denser
next year.
In times like the pr. ent
Kaiser, also tiie ' nr . ii Ihinre, ; ?<
also Ruppvecht of )5av: fa, fail
find it hialthy on ihe \\ -1' r i h<-:d
hence th y all :-eek excu. . s for r maining
; way. Kupprecht w;
]iereed- (1 |o another gen- ra! and go
away; the Kaiser' wife got sick a. d
this is an excuse for Ids remaining a*
the palace with her. while the Crown
l'rince needs no oxcuse for leavii g
the rank and file whenever he fee is
like it. Is the Fmpross ill as news
stories sent out from I'erlin wouid
iinucaio : She is likely as well ;.s
ever and her slight indisposition ?s
only used as a mere excuse for the
absence of the Kaiser on the Western
front.
KNOW HIM AT I.AST.
The effect of the disloyal speech's
made by Cole L. Ulca-e in 1917 was
to show the masses of the, people ' f ,
this State, the true character of the j
man no matter under what gui c ! < j
had previously been maquoraein;?'
over the politicrl field of South Ca * !
olina. His mal mg the spccrhr did,
not ihartc hir. character. r'.c ! hi
?? ???
*4*p\R. Caldwell's
proved mon
any other laxative I hav<
members of my famih
commend it highly."
(From a letter to Dr.
Mr. Charles Fenske
Philadel|
Dr. Cal
Syrup
The Perfec,
Sold by Druggi
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JU CIS. \S
A combination of siny
pepsin that acts in an e;
as safe for children as ii
on the strongest consti
can be obtained free c
Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 4:
Monticello, Illinois.
boon the same man befoiv he made
the speeches. Ho was tho same mar.
afterwards. but tbc people of lb 1
State, before tint time, aid not know
what niauuor of man Cole L. Mouse
v.as. Sonic of tho people know am!
lefi a iiU u f i Oii'i casting ik'-ii \o'c I 01
him, but those who know could not
convince tho rest of tho people, an <
tints he managed to fool the people
into thinking; that he was something
which he was not and never had j
been. The speeches showed the people
his true character as one who
would not stick to his country in a 1
time of need. One who would will-j
ingly blackmail the president of his
country it' lie could find any excuse
for doing it. In short, the speeches
he made at Filbert and Pomuria,
"let the cat out of the bag" in so far.
as the rank and file of his former J
followers were concerned. His constituents
found him out as a result
ol this and what they did for him in
the recent primary shows they know ;
Cole L. Ph ase at last.
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Watch your label on this p per.
The War Industries Hoard has made
regulations, one o<* which requires
publishers to quit sending a paper
when the time is out. You like this
paper and in fact you need it. If
your time is out renew it today and
do not wait until after October 1-t.
when the price will be Sl.nO per
year. If paid now in the month of j
September it is only ?1.(K) per year j
and you can take it that way for as
manv vears in advance as you de
.
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Striped Silk Mixturo material?a fabric that
tain ita rich appearance and give rcmarl
Made in a very fashionable plain tailored
collar that forms deep rovers dewn 1
tum-lwick cuffs and elastic waistband
with pretty pcnrl buttons. A v. ai
etylifh, yet economically priced.
34 to 44 bust measure. Give
wanted. Shipping- weight* i
Price, oech
TOBBOltYjttftJ
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Pepsin has
; satisfactory than
; ever used. The other
y also use it and we reCaldwell
written bv\
, 5005 N.5th Street", 1
)hitt. Pa. /
dwell's
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t Laxative
sts Everywhere
;:?) $1.00
pie laxative herbs with
asy, natural way, and is
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itution. A trial bottle
>f charge by writing to
58 Washington Street,
BOLL WEEVIL ON THE MOVE.
Clorison College, S. C.?The oottf n
hn.I v.eevil was found for the first
time in South Carolina last fall. Duvi
11 iv i n inspection of the weevil territory
the past week, the weevils wer
found scattering'nly in the cotton
fields of western Beaufort and Jasper
Counties. It appears therefor
thai the weevil has begun its taiga
at ion.
Attention is directed that tlv
Best Commission are fovornr/l ?>
weevil movements, and will bo chan ^
ed from time to time as the wcev 1
advances. The State Crop Post Co 1
mission will provide for the shipment
of material whenever there is i
I
every assurance that such action is J
safe, and commerce will be interfer- i
ed with just as little as possible. !
Occasionally some party visiting
weevil territory will bring back with
him live weevils in a bottle to show
his friends. This is a violation of >
the State law. It is a most serious
offense and such violations wiil be
prosecuted. It has been presumed
that this has been done thoughltessly
with no malicious intention, but this
does not protect South Carolina territory.
A person may do something
thoughtlessly in favor of the enemy,
but if be does it he is not a patriot.
Slogan. "Leave all boll weevils in
their own cotton patches."
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Tho Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head
Decease of its tonic and laxative effect. LAX A* j
TIVH J1KOMO QUI1IINE is better than ordiuaty ;
Oniniue and docs not cause nervousness no:
:;:;;;inf. in head. Kemember the lull namenni I
oob for the nature of i?. w. GKOVL. 3oc.
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VERY THRIFTY Y70I.I A'.' I r V
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uig *j:>oo;c or a TnousancL lJa
have ever issued. Its raany x
b will su *elv clelij ;ht c: /ei fone
^ i.? ^
't ' :K : ? oxchicixy t-1f '3 . p. ?p(
oatriotic necesoitv. ' 1 r* w
yo ' to clothe yooo : tir/1 i t
O-w ! ov.;.':!) -I'.i nci-'C'.' : :e-.. ; i ". ! "" t
tor * ;:r ; ?iv* i tor ; > <;ivcr. i:.? \rc: end
>cl with the fact that Wo l--? andacJi it
money on every per' ' e^c.
NEW VEA.TOTvv'.E rGRYGU IN 7i*!S
L'A '.GAiN FjGOo
Jnoir.ncnsnblc as has boon "The 7!
of a 'thousand Harc^ains" in the past,
now catalog in bv^er and contains n
i money-having' values titan ever befor
L 1" addition to an excellent showini
? winter milliner*', comfortable underw
3 splendid footwear end dependable ho
hold needs, there ij rich chooaincr f
? the most stylish women's and childr
d Winter Coats, Suits and Dresses.
* The finest of coffee, tea and cocoao.ro hot/ I
ri had at typical Kromcavinw. Other features im
0 men's cloanablc collars and cuffj. luiiteascn and
! drcdsof other oconornically-pricod Ticceraitiofi.
for this HA HO AIM TJOOK today end realize th?
H injfo that uwuit you by trading the Kress way.
Bargain
will always r?MAI
LORD 1
lho front. Neat V^HI __r_ ?mm
I. Front trimmed g
st that is always Jk* JC^mI
Comes inai7X?s
G-ox.
$1.98 AUGUSTA, G
ktD, OOHWAf, B. 0,
A DMi X1STR ATOIPS SALE.
Under and by virtue of an Order
of the Probate Court, we, the undersigned
administrators of the personal
estate of W. R. Lewis, deceased,
will sell to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, for cush, the following
described property belonging to
said estate, at the times and at the
places hereinafter stated to-Nwit:
On October 3, 1918, at Windy Hill
farm on the seashore in Little River
Township, beginning at elevtn (11)
o'clock in the forenoon we
will sell all and singular the stock of
cattle and hogs at said place ais well
as other property there belonging to
the said estate.
On October 4th, 1918, at the late
residence of the deceased in Conway,
S. C., beginning at eleven (11)
o'clock in the forenoon we will sell
all and singular the household and
kitchen furniure and also two
mules, as well as other articles of
property, belonging to said estate.
Some of the above described property
was withheld from the former
sale by reason of being claimed by
the widow of said VV. R. Lewis, her \
claim now being withdrawn.
iJntcd September 17th, A. l>., U)1S
E. T. LEWIS,
MARY A. LEWIS,
td Administrators.
0
Men who lutd not voted in fifteen
years went to the polls in the nv.n.
IJemooratie piimary. South Carolina's
loyalty to the national govenimrnt
was up for a test. The peopi eiiine
to the scratch. .
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1111) I > E N DANCERS
Nature (Jives Timely Warning-. That |
No Conway ( iti/.en Can Afford
to Ignore.
DANGElit SIGNAL NO. 1 comes
from the kidney secretion.-. Tiny w 11
warn you when the kidney; ar
weak. Well kidneys excrete a clear,
amber fluid. Disordered kidneys
send out a thin, pale and foamy, or a
thick, red. ill-smelling urine, full oi
sediment and irregular of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes
from the back. Rack pains, dud an 1
heavy, or sharp and acute, suggest
weak kidneys and in that ease warn
you of the danger of dropsy, gravel
and Bright's disease. Doun's Kidney .
Pills are endorsed by thousands.
Here's Conway proof:
J. T. Proctor, farmer, Conway, j
v-ivs;' '*1 lui/l nnitw t li l-fiuu'li mi- K'l/il.- I
. .. . . . ? . .v%v? v.11 l v/ut, ! IMU l\
and loins. At times headaches and
dizzy spells annoyed me and my
sight was blurred. The kidney secretions
passed too frequently at '
times, breaking my rest at night, j
Colds settled on my kidneys and
made the backaches worse. I read
of Doan's Kidney -Pills and bough'
some at Norton's Drug Store. Doan's
relieved me of all signs of kidney
trouble and I gladly recommend
them."
Price f?0c, at all dealers. Don''
simply ask for a kidnc\ remedy?ge* j,
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same tha' <
Mr. Proctor had. ! ter-.M i: bun. 1
Co., Ml'grs., Duflalo. N. V.
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invariably in advance.
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one year in advance will b
rate, $8.00 per year.
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paper, covering local, Stal
come to your home as a da
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O. anly ni illustrated; wunh;<> guar- 19 [
pr of i,iU'-o when j <?u purcharo from us tQ
that tho merchandise sold you will ?H
' represent full vuluo and a Having |H
U.HO- to you, that it will give you the B|
rom hoia icu and Halisfaction you havoa H|
en?f. right tooxjx-et for thoinoney paid. B*
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hun- exchange it, if you wish, or return i
Send yourmoneytogether withr.nyHhlp>bav
ping chargea you may havo paid. H
J Send for Yonr I
nacwJ,
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Not Served.
Court of Common Plea*.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry.
W. H. Stone, Administrator of tluPersonal
Estate of Nelson Thomas,
Dec'd.# Plaintiff,
?vs?
Annie Lyde, Ilearon Chavis, Redie
Chavis. Mary Dewitt, Surah Chavis,
Rebecca Morrison, Annie Albert,
Alice Albert, Amanda Sweeney,
Retha Newman, Willie Newman,
Quincy Newman, Melh n C.
Newman, Alverna Sams, Sallie
Jane King, and Doretha Lyde,
Heirs at law and distributees of
Nelson Thomas, Dec'd, together
with any other person or persons
who claim to be such heirs but
whose names arc unknown to the
plaintiff; Burroughs & Collins
Company, a Corporation; Hubert
W. Moore, and Stone Brothers
Company, a Corporation, Defendants.
TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE
NAMED:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint
in this action, which lias been
PERU
THE BEST MEE
FOR COUGHS AN!
:
Miss Ivy Gray, Fairview, I
Kentucky, writes:
"T have tnkon Per una, and
would say that it is the best
medicine for coughs and colds I
over saw. I find flinl It n I way m
rurcM n cold in a short while. It
also strengthens and builds up
the system."
Sold Everywhere
Soldier Writes From France.
Kditor Herald:?
Just now, while 1 think of it, 1 J
want to ask everybody in Horry
County to buy a numbership in the
Y. M. C. A. While I was at home i
1 didn't do much for this organiza- ;
tion, but over lure?well, it is like
a stove at the North pole,?it is a ,
new life and without it the life of]
an American soldier over here would
he much duller. They sell hot coffee,
cocoa, food, and tobacco at different
hours, give us writing ma- j
terials, books, newspapers, etc., j
change money for us, and in gen- j
oral make things most comfortable.
Last night ! attended the Sunday
I
night services, and will continue as J
it is very interesting.
Everything is fine with nie. Wo
receive the best of care, and consld
ting the food short g?\ we have exjeMent
nvnds. I have never felt betLei
in al! my life and if this only
continues there shall never he a
V? owl from me.
England is a ver\ wonderful land;
ts houses, farms, and cities are all
cry <|uaint, all having* a beauty 1 >
fry characteristic of the English ' I
a? pie. The Eng'i. h people arc very '
oidia! to us and anxious to helo ;
'henever possible. Jj would Lake ,
ears for me to des.ribe what I have f
, 4
ecn so far, but I have tried t ;
lake notes of the most interesting *
lings and you shall hear of them , i
iter. i
Again h t me assure you that I am J
1 the best of condition, warm and
mifortablo. and prepared against
to rain, fog and dampness, which
mns to have forever boon a part of '
io English weather.
?Isaac I-. Cannon,
American Expeditionary Forces. (
S'MbscirSptlo
Effective October ist,
rates of The State will be z
Daily and Sunday, per yoai
Daily only, per year....
Sunday only, per year.. .
Semi-weekly, per year.. .
r.i 11 a
filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common PI'as, for the said
County, and to serve a copy of your
inswer to the said complaint on the
ubscribcr at his office at Conway,
i>. C., within twenty days after the*
ervice hereof; exelu-ive cf the day
of such ser\'ice; and if you fail to .
answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint. 4L
July 8th, A. D. 1918.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
TO Dorctha Lyde, ami Sarah Chavi.%
heirs at lav/ and distributees of
Nelson Thomas, Dec'd:, together
with any other person or persons ?
who claim to be such heirs, but ?
whose names are unknown to the
plaintiff, Absent Defendants:
TAKE NOTICE That the Complaint
in the foregoing stated action
and the Summons of which the lore
going is a copy were filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Court o?*
Common Pleas in and for Horry "I
County, at Conway, S. C., on the
10th day of July, A. 1). 1018. 1
W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) J
C. C. C. P.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
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n A n ^
D^COLDS J
I Ever ||SP^ I
Saw !
Miss Gray's letter breathes
hope to the ailing. It is an inspiration
to tlie sick and inlirin.
lilquld or 'I'nhlet Form
.
LICTTKR I'KDM A SOLMKIG
Kditor Ilorald:? '?
1'lea: e allow mo space for a fow
words from ('amp Jackson. I am in
the heavy artillery and am having
just as jrood a time as any boy
could wish foi. All the boys in
Camp say they are enjoying them- 1
selves better than they did at home# ?1
We consider the training we are I
getting as being worth more than I
the money we could have made had I
wc stayed at home. All I hate is I
leaving a fow slackers back behind
with the girls. One word to the ?
girls: (Jills, don't forget your soldier
boy while he is away fighting
for Old Glory. Let the slackers go
for what they are worth and be true ^
to your soldier boy wherever he may
be. The girl 1 left behind is more
previous to mo than anything in the
whole world and I trust that she will
remember mv advice to her about
the slackers that are left at home.
With love and host wishes to all
at home and don't forget to pray
that the hoys on the battlefields may
return home to their loved ones
Ligain,' 1 am with love to all soldier
boys,
?J. T. Cartrette.
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No. 66? 1
Thie is a prescription prepared especially I
or MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER. 1
Kive or pix doses will brcnk any case, and fl
f taken then ne a tonic the Kever will not
eturn. It acts on the liver better than .
ualotncl and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
C. !i. Todd spent ;i portion of last f
Monday in Conway. I
W. It. Cook was in Conway from I
ialivants Kerry la-1 .Monday. fl
TATE |
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w follows: , J
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