The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 16, 1919, Page FIVE, Image 5
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Lfecal and
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N. A. Hu?gins was in Conway one
day recently. J
.( I>- M. Todd was in Conway am business
last week. ,
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! ^F. L. Cartr^tc ^?V^n ^j^kmy oijj fe
way oivil^inSSa
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Mrs. L. M. Ludlnir. was \n Conway '
one day during last week. ^
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E. D. Phillips of Loris was in Conway
last week on business.
^"A. B. Garrew was away on business
several days last week.
Mrs. P. I). Bell and daughter were
in Conway one day last week.
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W. H. Gore was here from Galivnnts
Ferry one day last week.
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Building bricks still continue to be
V scarce in this section of the State.
Better roads will be our aim this
v(.lv whether we get any bettor or
not.
Moore Thompson, of Little River,
was in Conway on business last
week.
We too often fail to appreciate
blessings until after we have lost
them.
Mrs. Joe Collins has accepted a
position with J. E. Nicholas, at his
store.
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Private Willie Thompson, of M.Coll,
S. C., was severely wounded in
the fighting against the Germans in
Northern France. His name appeared
in the casualty list published last
week.
Herbert Chestnut is recovering
from an attack of fever from which
? ^ he has been suffering for the past
three or four weeks. He is a younger
brother of Messrs. J. L. and W. B.
Chestnut.
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The cold wave which srtuck this
/ section the first of last week had
spent its force by Tuesday nighr.
Wednesday of last week was very
mild as compared to the first days
of the week.
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If you want the share of the big
business that is coming you must not
sit down with folded hands; but go
out after it or the other fellow will
get it. Advertising will be more in
demand than ever.
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Judging by a notice appearing in
last week's issue calling on water
customers to pay the town the
agreed water rents, some of the
users of this blessing are already
behind in their dues.
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Among the sales of land in this
community taking place within the
last week is that of Mrs. Kathryn G.
Rollinson to Col I). A. Spived for fifteen
acres, near the corporate limit".
of the town of Conway.
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J. W. Dawsey, now of Winnsboro,
S! ori'lun/l /> !?-.?! TUimn/lni. ?? I
v?> win T AIV.1 v mot i uui n\itxy din
spent several days on business.
While hero he was the guest of his
brother, J. R. Dawsey, the jeweler.
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"HISTORY of the
> By Francis A. March Ph
his brother. Gen. Peyton
Staff, highest officer in
Size of book 7X9 1-2,
illustrations. Price only
av according to binding. Bo
can deliver some time in
orders early or call and s<
mand for this book is vor
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.. C. H. Snider -
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURA
W. B. Coxe, S
P. P. Covington,
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R. M. Bullo
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Personal k
J. A. Hearn, of Little River, wan
it Conway last Monday.
Dr. V. F. Piatt spent last week-end
jyith friends and rol^tgrog, at Mullins.
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& Wiieyj^fcMillan left Monday to accept
a position at Rocky Mount,
hf. C. SI - mr & ' j)
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More and better roads will increase
the value of the farmers'
lands.
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Miss Derham, of Green Sea, was
in Conway recently and spent the
night here.
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'D. F. McGougan and N. B. Allsbrook
were in Conway last Monday
night on business.
The weather turned to cooler again
last Thursday night and there was
fV-in litn nnvi i\iA?*?ii?trv
I'll III IVV IIVA I illV/1 1111
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.Rev. S. C. Morris, of tho Horry Industrial
School, was in Conway last
Saturday on business.
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Bring us your orders for any kind
of printing. We have the material ?
and will do good work.
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Magistrate J. J. King- of Adrian,
S. C., spent some time in Conway
one day last week on business.
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Last Tuesday tho weather wacloudy
and many people expected
snow which failed to fall that time.
The best class of job printing and
on better grades of paper will be
furnished at the Herald office if yo i
will leave us your orders.
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Alterations have recently been
made at Conway National Hank so
that the working room is much
larger than it was before.
rnccs 01 real estate in this section
of the State are higher than
they ever were before as the recent
sales will prove. Prices may drop
within a year but not stay down
long.
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Miss Blanche Rogers, of Bennettsville,
S. C., is in Conway spending
some time with her niece, Mrs. Hal
L. Buck on Laurel Street.
Mr. Colin McLaurin, County Agent
in Marion County, is promoting a
sale in his county held by the Marion
County Duroc Breeders' Association,
.Tan. lGth at 11 a. m. There are to
bo 70 head of pure-bred females and
10 pure-bred boars in this sale, representing
some of the best blood
Kl.An T \
Iinun 1X1 uif wuiv/t UlTftfy UH'fU.
Those animals wore produced in
South Carolina and arc well grown
up.
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Rice, Rice, Rice. We have
the goods at Mullins?60 0
hags?and the prices are right
too. Come and see. Palmetto
Grocery Co.?adv
*****
The Legislature met on last Tuosdt
y. Hon. W. L. Mishoe iyul Hon.
W. W. Russ both left for their
duties in Columbia. Mr. Mishoe has
already had experience in the General
Assembly, but it is the first
term for Mr. Russ. Senator Hal L.
Ruck also left promptly for his seat
in the State Senate.
WORLD WAR"
D., with introduction by
C. March, Chief of
the United States Army.
750 pages and over 200
$2.75, $3.00 and $3.75
ok not yet completed, but
January. Mail in your
ee prospectus. The dev
great.
Conway, S. C,
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ican^ Company
NCE CO., OF NEW YORK
pecial Agent
, District Agt.
3ros.?
ck, Mgr., Agents.
THE HOBET HKBA L3
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BIrs. ?. A. R. Martin was in Conway
on last Saturday* v
S. J. G. Milligan, of' Nixoi^lHfrpSL
C., spent last Saturday in Coti\va$
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W. J. Hall, of Dogwood Neck,
spent a portion of last Saturday in
Conway. .- '
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We !&vtir ii* Itocl^thousagdi
cflddies! t (tobaiioo. Will
sell at $2.00 per caddy, less
t)han present factory?price
Palmetto Grocery Co., Mullins.
?ad* \ JImprovements
will be made at the
Methodist parsonage by the addition
of a garage and wood shed.
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John R. Tolar, of New York, arrived
ill Conway the first of the
week to spend some time here on
business. He is the guest of rela
tives while here.
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We now have here at MulLns
two car loads of high grade
blood,- and eighty tons best
dried fish scrap. Best good*
in the world for tobacco and
cotton. Palmetto Grocery Co
? ativ
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There arc places for a half dozen
liiore young* folks at the Horry Industrial
School caused by some dropping*
out at Christmas. Now classes
arc being formed in the English
grades, and in the Bookkeeping department.
$50 pays all expenses in
English course for one quarter of 2
1-4 months, or $50 pays tuition for
(ilhcr Bookkeeping or Shorthand
course, Board at $15 per mo. as long
as necessary to complete course. A
few dollars invested now will be
Worth illltold honnflt thvoiicrh
life. Hoys and girls may reduce expenses
by work. Write at once to
the President, Rev. S. C. Morris,
Horry, S. C.--adv
STRAYED?One sow pig, black with
white nose, swallow fork in right
ear and crop in left ear. John Lewis,
Nichols, S. C., Route 3.?adv 2tpd-1
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TAKEN UP-One red boar hog, about
10 months old. Marked swallow fork
in each ear. Owner can get
same by proving and paying
charges. W. M. Todd, Allen, S. C..
R. F. D. 1.?adv-3t-pd-ljir>jl9.
STRAYED from my place one sow,
and four shoats, ail unmarked. Sow
weighs about 150 lbs, shoats about
;>u eacn. All black and yellow spotted.
M. A. Hamilton, Guriey, S. C.
1 12J26|3t-pd.
FOR SALE?About 40 acres good
land, including one barn, and 1 six
room dwelling house; in good condition.
Located in Horry County,
S. C. Terms cash. For further
information apply to, Pvt. Walter
Guyton, 7th Co. C. A. C., Ft. Amador,
Canal Zone.?adv.1-8-18 3t. pd.
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| ! OR SALE?One nice Milch Cow,
with heifer calf about 2 months
old. Milking from 3 to 4 gallons
per day. M. N. Jenkins, Tabor, N.
C.?adv.
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS. ? We
have on hand for sale at exceedingly
low prices eight automobiles
used by the Government, also six
automobiles that have nfcver been
used, bought at a bargain. Prices
$850.00 to $1,050.00. Also want
agents in each county for a good
line of cars. Columbia Sales Company,
Columbia, S. C., Phone 3788.
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| STRAY HOG.
There has strayed to my farm one
black sow shoat, about six months
old, with white streak in face and
white feet. Marked staple fork in the
right car, and split in the left ear,
Owner may obtain same by applying
to the UlwlpVKH>'nP/I ?fwl
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L. P. Jordan,
R. F. D. No. 2, Conway, S. C.?adv.
HUPMOB1LE DE
For this immediate se<
wire Automobile Dea'crs
duction, the reputation i;
1 wilt be appointed imrnedi
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Barrow Motor
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State Distri
CLINTON, sou
A OOHWAY, 8. O.
H. L. Alford was in town one day
last week. v* vj
W^^jbijiclio^t^Ober's Golden
Seal Tobacco Guano. No better
made. Palmetto Grocery tc
Oo., Muilins, SC. 1 16-19-3t n;
The middle of this week brings
milder weathVhf t3 tlTU Section of the
is* Imw
ENGINEER STRUCK. ! nQ
' v ho O'
W. H. Chryst, the engineer of tin I Nv
twin steam engines at the plant of
Conway LuMier Company suffered ?
painful injury one day last week c<
when he was struck across the head
tY a shaft. He stopped work long
enough to obtain mediral C
and went back to his work. The re- b
suit was a long gash in his scalp,
but it did not prove serious. He was
injured in about the same way an 1 ^
at the same place not long ago. 81
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IS POOR CITIZEN. b
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The Herald is acquainted with
some business, men who fail to realire
what their community would bo *
without a live newspaper. They ^
never realize that they must pa- 1
lionize the newspaner or else it can ^
not exist. When asked to advertise
or take part in some advertising
campaign of a public nature, they
claim that they do r.ot need it.
Any business man living in Con- *
way who fails to learn what the lo- c
cal newspaper is to him and his af- ?
fairs, and the great importance of 11
giving the enterprise a reasonable j ii
amount of support, is not fit to be |T1
called a citizen of public spirit; but i 1
he belongs to the old time class of I a
man who saw no need of improve ib
pent and made no effort towards it. |
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NOTICE?ESTATE CLAUDE A.
MAG WOOD.
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All persons having chiims against
the above Estate will present tin* r
same Muly attested, and those indebt 1
o*l to said .Estate will make payment c
Lj Mitchell & Smith, Attorneys at
Lrw, 81 Broad St., Charleston, S. C. *
?John Kershaw,
Executor Estate Claude A.
Magwood, deceased.
Jany. 10th, 1919. Ijl6419-8t
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SPECIAL TEACHERS' EX AM IN A- *
'TION <
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i To be Held at Hill-roughs School i
- to Huilding Saturday, January 18,
1919, at 9:30 O'clock.
After much effort wo have sue
ceeded in getting the State Hoard *
of Education to grant us a special 1
teachers' examination for Saturda/, (
January 18. Supt. Swearingen ?
writes that this examination wa. '
iven for the special benefit of Hov- 1
ry County. Teachers not having ; *
ralid certificate and others who wis' (
v teach this year must take this ex- 1
unination or it will be impossible 1
foi them to receive public money. '
Trustees who have not yet secured !
cachers and who wish to employ '
cachers who have not valid cortifi- '
ates are urged to see that such ;
achers avail themselves of this op- x
.orlunity. ])loaso remember the
Viln Qcif.iv/jtmf T?,f......... 1U Tl.:
" WV) UUVUlVK?tV> liclllUill tV iOi .1 III'
ill ho the last opportunity to sc.
ure certificates to bo used this year.
Ve ask all who arc interested in cd v
ication to help to spread this infor '[
nation throughout tne county.
M. J. Bullock, a
Co, Supt. of Education.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons indebted to the late G
Fred Hobhs are hereby notified to
make payment to the undersigned
administrator; and all persons holding
claims against him are hereby
required to file the same with the
undersigned within the time provided
| by law, or this notice will be set u?
ir. bar of their recovery.
Mis. Ora Hohbs, Qualified
Administratrix of G. Fred Hobbs
Dec'd.
! R. F. D. No. 2, Nichols, S. C.
12jl9jl8-lmo.
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/-VL.H.IV rWIS. 1919j| s,
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;tion, to responsible live- *
5. HUPPS need no intro- b
5 unquestioned. Agency c
ately. Communicate with
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and Truck Co. i
butors |
TH CAROLINA
S. E. Williamson. of'*fabor section, 11
skecf Coniva^ on business one dav" I
st week.
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Dan W. Hardwick, of Loris, came
t Conway last Saturday and reamed
a few hours on uusmess.
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W. A. Causey was in Conway, the f
rst of last week.
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.John T. Johnson '\fras "recently.
Sam Rabon, a farmed of Horry,
. C., was among the arrival in
ay last week. * '
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D. M. Capps visited Conway re- s
>ntly. ?
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G. M. Joilic a well-to-do farmer of t
on way R. F. D. No. 1, spent a few i
ours here on business last Saturday. <
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Dr. C. S. Dietz, Dentist, has moved
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hid Dune- ui unices over Mr. JSos- i(
ions' store, two doors south of th?4 ' ?
.ingston Hotel, where he expects to \ \
c located permanently. See him for }
our dental wrok.?adv j
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Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Dusenbury ot (
lorence, S. C., passed through Con- j
ay last Saturday en their way + o ]
'oddville to spend some time with ,
Ir. and Mrs. U. A. Dusenbury. j
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OFFICE HOURS CHANGED. j
The office hours of the Western j
Jnion Telegraph Company were 1
hanged several days ago so that the ,
per a tor now goes to work at 7:3b ]
n the mornings and goes off at 4:30
i the afternoons. These hours will
ot suit the public convenience lik i
he old hours did and it is hoped that
, change in the schedule can be math
>eforo long.
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HAS SMALL BLAZE.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. IX G.
linson recently caught on fire from
i spark catching on the shingle roof
md which burned a small hole in the
oof before a stream of water put it
>ut.
\This was on Sunday and caused
iome excitement for a time.
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WAS SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Among the list of severely wounded
in fighting over seas appears tin
lame of Private llerklin R. Cause,
Allsbrook, S. C. The list in which
lis name appears was not published
n this country until last Thursday.
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FEEL SO AND ACT SO.
Quit this way of thinking that
;onie where else is the best place
he most progressive, the more fu!
)? chance.^ for you; and get int
/our bones the conviction that her
11 Horry County is to be found tin
greatest opportunities, the best plac
o live, the place where you can sue
eed if anywhere. Get to have fait11
your heme town, \our county, an
ii its institutions end in its people
'eel this all clay, dream of it a
l'ght, and act every day as if yo
:now this to he true. Let us all <!
his from now on and we can mal;
his place one of the greatest in th
vTolc world.
BOX SUPPER.
There will he a Ro>: Supper if
'alley Forge school house Saturday,
light, Jan. ISth. Everybody corlially
invited. Proceeds will go fo>
chool purposes.
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The complete Electric Light and
Power Plant
The Delco-Light storage battery is j
dependable, durable and efficient. ,
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" E. M. NANCE,
Box 353, ? Conway, S. C. ?
at i in m mm mm
WE BUY '
OLD FALSE TEETH
We pay from $2.00 to $35.00 per ;
et (broken or not). We also pay no- j
ual value for Diamonds, old Gold,
ilver and Bridge-work. Send at <
nee by parcel post and receive cash i
v rotnrn rnnil
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MAZER'S TOOTII SPECIALTY ,
>ept. X, 2007 So. 5fh St. ,
Philrfelphiu, Pa. |
SWSMKK5SKAR !
tRE IN
Wc U?3 genuine Pord Parts
only in our repair work. *
CONWAY MOTOR CAR CO.. I
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YNCHSPEAKSFOR
NEAR EAST RELIEF
Tally Meeting Here {Sunday
Night?$600 Subscribed
Opening.
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' ' W IT'!131 ftlYA'AW'1
Mr. J. M. Lynch, of Florence,
;poke here SuftftWy to a large
4 h \>r.
ind appreciative audience at the
WLethodist church. His coming was in
he interest of the campaign now on
n this County to raise $2,000 as o\u*
]uota of the funds for relief in thn
War East,
At this opening meeting of the
campaign, $600 was raised in cash and
subscriptions, and further effort will
>e made here during the week to
aise tliis considerably. Conway will
probably give $1,000 or more and the
rest of the County will, no doubt, go
)ver with the other $1,000. So therJ
is no reason to doubt the ounta u-!H
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i)0 reached. This is a matter in
which we simply can not afford t?
fail. We must raise the money.
Horry has never faded before?she
lias always gone over the murk with
everything she has been asked to d >
in matters of this kind. Ami in this,
the most important of all, that of actually
saving starving people, we
know the Independent Republic can
L>e counted on.
Give a dollar and save six livo<.
That is actually what yon will do by
giving it. Rut give five or twentyfive
dollars if you can ami multiply
the lives you will save.
"If thine enemy hunger, feed him;
if he thirst, give him drink." How
much more ought we to feed our own
Christian brethren! And the Armenians,
Syrians and others *n the
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iinu hum, iur wnoso re hot this campaign
is on, arc Christian friends and
brothers. That is the very reason
they are so persecuted by the unspeakable
Turk; and their cry for relief
has come to Christian America.
Shall we respond? Let us see to it
that Horry County does her part.
E. S. C. Baker,
Publicity Manager.
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ROBERT B. LEWIS,
Robert B. Lewis, a soldier f-rom
Marion County, appears i.p the casualty
list which was published last
nr. ' 1
?> v\ n iuuuiiK Liiu.-e severely wounded
while fighting for his country.
MAKKIKI) IN FU A NCK.
J. Ij. Chestnut, of the firm of \Y.
r?. Chestnut Co., has received a
letter from his brother, Donnie
Chestnut, in France, stating' that he
lms been happily married to a
F*ench girl; and he expects to be
home with his bride before very
long.
BUY MORE W. S. ST
DON'T CASH IN
For the past foitnight we have
been deluged with 1 otices fiom holders
of War Savings Certificate
stamps requesting their redemption
with the usual ten days' notice.
While this is a privilege accorded by
law the redemption of such stamps
at this early date does not assist the
government in meeting the enormous
expenses heaped upon it by the
world war. It is true that hostilities
have ceased but the bills have not.
Horry has responded nobly to the
purchase of those slumps, but to redeem
them now would mean the partial
undoing of the good work done
along this line. Last year's campaign
started the nucleus of a systematic
way of saving:. Now the
thing to do is to continue this systematic
saving by the purchase of
lie new series which are on rale at
ill the offices in the county. If you
nave an unlilh-d book you can cither
exchange ii for a new one or file it
k**ith your otlu r important papers
;ind begin the purchase of the 1919
.tamps this month. The new stamp*
ire worth $4.12 each during the
nonth of January.
i <> ik all be careful about
Icmption of stamps. Of course, if
rou have suffered i rev?rtse of for
i i * f i <"* *>VI, 7 , " ...
unc or had a serious protracted illtess
in youY home it fh^y W'Wfeli to
odeem them to HqVridat'e \4tich (Wbts.
3ut tlvorO'is little ' patriotism In tlv*
>urchaso of stamps today and'th-*
cderoption of them tomorrow. It )'
lot a question of how many stamps
;ou pledged nor how many you purihased
but the number you hohL
?Power W. Hethea, Postmaster.
Ofove's Tasteless chill Tonic
cstores vitality and energy by purifying and enletting
the Mood. You can soon feci it? Strengtnnlnit
InvigoruiiQg PfTvt Price 00c.
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