The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 14, 1918, Image 8
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PUNTERS WAREHOUSE
HAS CHANGED HANDS
Purchased from J. J. Williams
by Messrs. Freeman and
Garrett
THIS FIRM WILL
OPERATE BUSINESS
Beginning With the Tobacco
Season of 1919 on Conway
Market.
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The Planters Tobacco & Storage
"Warehouse has been sold by the own
er, Mr. J. J. Williams, to Messrs.
Will A. Freeman and R. M. Garrett.
The change of ownership took place
about the time that the business of
this year was wound up by Gravely,
Garrett & Co., who had the warehouse
leased for the past two or
three years. Next year the warehouse
will be 11111 by the new firm.
R. M. Garrett is well known at
tjonway having boon here for the'
past several years as a buyer on
the Conway tobacco market. Ho
has had experience in the leaf tobacco
business. Mr. Garrett's hoim
is at Greenville, N. C., where he s
interested in the tobacco leaf
business. The house at Greenville
was closed recently for a week
on account of the epidemic of influenza.
He says that tobacco was selling
last week on the market there at
an average of $45.00 per hundred
pounds. He saw one pile of 1200
pounds bring the sum of $740.00.
Our readers will understand that the
season is later in North Carolina
than it is here, and the tobacco
planters in North Carolina grade and
tie all of their product. Mr. Garrett
will be here early next spring to
formulate plans and get ready for a
successful business at the Planter.-.
Warehouse.
Will A. V reeman, the other mom- j
ber of tire now warehouse firm, is a
ty of the Bell Broths
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11 the Wampee and Brookville
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lituu n.<i? me wcwupee ana isrooj
it, and a new public road cut c
every farm a good road frontag
is well self-drained. A part <
ailed Little River swamp. Thi
icco, cotton and corn land in th
one crop to more than pay for
11 be sold on the easy terms of !
lis land so everybodv can own ;
vill also sell a fine fishery and s
BIG BAND CONGEST BT
The Oil
successful banker and well known
to the tobacco growers of the county.
WILL BE SUPPLIED
TO HUNGRY PEOPLE
Washington. ? Arrangements are
to be made by the American an 11
allied governments for supplying
the food necessary for the rehabilitation
of the people of northern
Kranee and Belgium and the demor?
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un/ii'u civilian populations in southtin
Europe.
America's part in the program is
to be under the direction of Food
Administrator Hoover, who organized
the commission for relief in Belgium,
and of which he still is chairman.
The state department an- j
nounced today that President Wilson
had requested Mr. Hoover to
take charge for the American government
in cooperation with the various
governments concerned with
the organization of measures for the
projected food relief and to proceed
at once to Europe to begin his task.
Mr. Hoover, it was learned, is to
bo accompanied by Chairman Hurley
of the shipping board who will be
able to furnish instant information
as to the shipping facilities the
I United States can supply. His presence
therefore is expected to facilitate
the working out promptly of the
program as the measure of relief
will depend to some extent on the
movement of food stores in Australia
and other countries where they
have accumulated through the lack
of tonnage to move them during the
war.
The state department's announcment
said the war industries board,
(the war trade board, the treasury
department, the shipping hoard and
the food administration are to aid in
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i sary measures for assisting in feedI
ing the people in invaded Belgium
j and northern France. It also said
arrangements are being made by the
food administration, the shipping
hoard and the war department for
the earliest possible dispatch of food
stuffs to the liberated population in
southern FiUrope.
Decision to assist the civilians in
southern Europe was reached by the
supreme war council at Versailles
after armistice terms for Germany
and Austria had been drawn, a reso
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IMF MILES EAST OF WAI
public road to Old Cherry Gro\
sold at auction
IDAY
MEMBER L
kville public road running* acroi
?ut running* north and south thi
e, near a good Graded school i
of it is fine clay land, part darl^
ls Little River swamp land is g
Le State of South Carolina thai
the land.
1-6 cash, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 year;
a farm. So don't miss this op
some beach lots at this sale.
' COR LADY BAND-BIG
EQUAL GHi
Everybody invited to attend
SALE GOND
J Homesteai
OF BURLINGTON,
lution proposed by Colonel House,
representative of the American government,
being allied and Arherican
governments.
Even before that time, however,
the American government had given
much thought to the subject and
Mr. Hoover is known to have mapped
out plans for the work. His idea is
to carry on the relief work in southern
Europe under much the same
system as that employed in Belgium
and northern France after tho. war
began. Under this plan rationing
would be under the control and direction
of representatives of the al
lied and American government.
F R A UDDTSCOVERED
IN WAR INSURANCE
Washington.?Thousands of cases
of fraudulent acceptances of government
allowances intended for soldiers'
or sailors' dependents have
been discovered by special investigation
of the bureau of war risk insurance
and a campaign of prosecution
and recovery has been instituted. As
a result it was announced that about
one-third of the 400,000 claiming
dependency, who are receiving checks
will be dropped from the rolls when
it is shown that they were not depen
dent on a soldier before he entered
the service.
There are hundreds of cases of
Washington women, not the wives
of a soldier or sailor, receiving
allotments and allowance checks,
having been named by the men as
their legal wives, while the real
wives go without government aid.
Scores of attorneys are understood
to be under investigation for having
charged more than three dollars,
the legal limit for aiding persons
to get allotments or allowance remi'tancs.
All persons who receive
and cash checks to which they are
not strictly entitled by law are to
be cut off from their remittances,
forced to repay the sums they received
fraudulently and prosecuted
if criminal intent is shown.
New Division Created.
To carry on this work a division of
Si
i>iu.m;v;uiiuii ?iui recovery nas ocen
creuted. Information or complaitltH
fh% QiiWm That Dots Not Affect ttrattjcd
Because of Ha tonic and laxative effect, LAX A*
T1VB BROMOQUINXNB is better than ordinary
Quinine and doea not cauae nervousncdfc ppv {
ringing In head. Remember the full nan** and
took tor the ?# nature ol B. w. QROVL J06.
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t of the old Nixon lar
rtPEE, FIVE MILES WEST 0
/e beach. Subdivided into sni;
i at your price.
i A 10.30 A. M..
' 1 on Shine. Sal
. Mm TAKE PLACE ON THE
ss the north side, the Wampee a
rough the center of place from 5
md good churches,
c loam top soil with clay subsoil,
rowing 2200 pounds seed cotton
i this place. With the prices <
s, with interest on deferred pay
iportunity, but put all other busii
FISH DINNER FREE. BIS CA5
ANCES TO ALL
this sale, especially the ladies.
UCTED BY
d Auction Ci
NORTH CAROLINA
relating to improper receipt or use '
of government allotment and allow- j
ance remittances are welcomed, it j
i3 said, and should be addressed to
general counsel, bureau of war risk
insurance, Washington. Charges will
be run down by a great corps of investigators,
one or more in every
city and hamlet in the United States,
who serve without pay or at the nominal
compensation of one dollar a
case, and report on the family situation
in each instance.
Bank No. 209.
Statement of the Condition of The
BANK OF LORIS
Located at I^oris, S. C., at the Close
of Business Nov. 1st, 1918.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $78,744.55
Overdrafts 1,646.14
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank 13,165.00
Furniture and Fixtures 2,236.70
Banking House 2,000.00
Other Real Estate Owned 9,500.73
Due from Banks and
Bankers 20,444.13
Currency 1,200.00
Silver and Other Minor Coin 555.76
Checks and Cash Items 2,767.57
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TOTAL , $132,260.58
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In $10,000,00
Surplus Fund 2,500.00
Undivided Profits, less Current
Expenses and Taxes
Paid 2,044.96
Individual Deposits Subject
PU/./.V nr\ 1 r-A on
\,\J V-/ I llyl^lV I *7 )&.
Time Certificates
of Deposit 36,048.03
Cashier's Checks 2,516.10
117,715.62
TOTAL > $132,260.58
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Horry. ss.
Refore me came D. K. McDuffie,
Cashier of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown
by the books of said bank.
D. K. McDUFFIE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 11th day of November, 1918.
g. d. McQueen,
Notary Public, S. C.
Correct Attest:
Dan W. Hardwick,
P. C. Prince,
Jno. P. Cooper,
DIRECTORS.
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ill farms from 25 to 100 acres, and will be * f I
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GROUNDS
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md Little River public road running east and M'
Wampee and Brookville road to tho honnh
About 300 acres of the finest bottom land I
i per acre, without any fertilizer. There is I
:>f cotton and tobacco of today, it makes it I
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ments. The price and these long, easy
less aside on this date and come to this Ir
;h prizes given away i
jmpany I
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50c This Coupon Worth Fifty Cents 50c I
THIS Coupon, if presented together with only fifty-cents
in cash is good for a one dollar bottle of GREAT INDIAN
HERBINE. After using a bottle strictly according to print
ed directions on it if you do not think it is worth four times
what you have paid you can bring back the empty bottle
and we will cheerfully refund the fifty-cents. It relieves a
bad cold or cough in one day; relieves lagrippe in one day;
relieves fever in one day; relieves weakness and tired feeling
in one day; relieves pain in' neck, side, shoulder, back
or hips in one day. Relieves headache in two hours; relieves
sick stomach, belching, gas on stomach in three
hours. Relieves bladder and kidney trouble. Relieves
Rheumatism giving quick relief from pain. Relieves female
diseases and woman troubles, two days' treatment
will fix you so your work?will not tire you one particle.
You can do your work With ten times the ease. It will 'work
all the bile from your system, and we will give fifty dollars
reward if it gripes or hiakes you sick or breaks you up in
any manner. Eat or drink anything while taking it. - *
50c This Coupon Good At 50c
Nnrtnn nrurr Cr, I
CONWAY, S. C. f
28^28
I We have in this week a car of 28 head of nice Horses I
and Mules, all good broke. If in need of a Horse or Mule I
I COmfi to SAO IK \A/o uiill saufl viaii iwahau :<
?iw> v (fin vm*v jvu iiiuiiuj ii yuu Will S66 I
this stock. Also we carry a nice line of buggies and I
wagons. Come to see us. jj
Jenkins Bros.
Tabor, N. C.
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