The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 17, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1310.
This is the day of "do" and not
'"talk of doing:."
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The wise farmer will raise plenty
of supplies at home and raise the
money crops as a surplus.
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There is but little fruit this year
in Horry County. Therefore save all
of the little that there is.
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Our desire for improvement js
what spurs us on. Man tries to do
his best and uses his weak way to the
best advantage in the long run.
There is a satisfaction in making
what we do efficient,?and that
means that our work is effective and
brings the results that we reasonably
expect from it.
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The planting of wheat is growing
into a big thing in Horry County,
just as we knew it would. Hut there
aie many farmers who have not yet
seen the light. Those who have not
tried it ought to find out what their
neighbors in other parts of the county
are doing and thus find out what
it is possible for them to do now that
we have a flour mill running practically
all of the time.
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One of the most interesting things
Koing on in this county today is the
building of the national highway
from this noint toward Galivants
Ferry. The people of other sections
will come in for their share of good
work later on, but just now the people
on the way to Galivants Ferry
have something over and above the
other people and something that
ought to bring pride to each one of
them.
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Owing to the rapid advance of the
boll weevil into South Carolina, it i*
oi.ly a question of time when the
faimers of Horry County will have
to depend on something else beside*rotton
for a money crop. Not all of
the farmers of the county depend
cotton even now, but many id
them know how to raise cotton and
plant it every year. In place of cotIon
there is nothing better than the
raising of live stock. Already the
farmers are waking up to the bip
money there is to be made in raisinp
hogs and cattle in this county. Le1
v. ft orAek/1 iarAi?1/ nr a am o rw 1 \wr 4 lw* 4?%v% /
vtio |?v\/\i n vi iv vii anu iiii: tiiiii
the boii weevii gets into lUi? county
the fanners will know how to mak<
more money than they ever made
before out of hog and cattle raising.
SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
Ey virtue of an execution issues
on the judgment in the case cf That 1
er Medicine Company, vs. It. C. An
(loi'iion, et al.. and dated May Mwth
1019 ? J l?4t ve levied upon the follow
Ing described tract of land, proportj
of It. C. Anderson, with the improve
merits thcieon, and Notice is hereby
given that I will sell the sane :t'
public auction dur'ag lc&al h uri ol
1 f
I sale before the Courthouse door at
Conway, South Carolina, on salcsdayj
in August next, it being the 4th day
of said month, all and singular the
said lot of land described as follows:
All that parcel of land in Dog. I
Bluff Township, County and State |
aforesaid, containing 13 9-10 acres,
bounded on the South by A. D. Andeison,
on the East by W. A. Cook,'
North by W. K. Smith and West by '
the Conway and Western Railroad.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
J. A. Lewis,
Sheriff of Horry CountyDated
June 27th, 1919.
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CONWAY TESTIMONY.
Home Proof, Here, There and
Everywhere.
When you see Doan's Kidney Pills
recommended in this paper you most
always find the recommender a Conw
iy resident. It's the same everywhere?in
3,800 towns in the U. S. i
Fifty thousand people publicly thank
Doan's. What other kidney remedy
can give this proof <of merit, honesty
C.AIIVI tt U VII living VVOVIIIIVMI I 1 1 1 VI 11'
bo true or it could not be published
here. Read this Conway recommendation.
Then insist on having:
Doan's. You will know what you
are getting:
John Holt, ox-county treasurer,
Jon way, says: "My system was all
run down about four years ago and
there were pains in my back. I was
so sore and lame I couldn't bend over,
and the kidney secretions often passed
too frequently. I got Doan's Kid!
v.( y Pills at the Norton Drug Co., and
one box greatly relieved me."
Price 00c, at all dealers. Don't I
simply ask for a kidney remedy?got :
Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mr. Holt had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Ml'grs., Buffalo, N. Y. 1
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| FARMERS SHOULD COMBINE. ,
Pah tor Herald:?
Dear Sir?Will you please indulge !
me for a little space in the interest of '
the tobacco grower ? The market
has opened and it is a plain case that
the buyers intend to rob us of this
crop. They have done this about every
fourth year ever since we have
been planting it in South Carolina. '
and we have been tamely submitting ' *
without any protest, but can wo af- (
ford to give them this crop? There ?
is certainly no logical reason why to- >
bacco should not be worth just as 1 j
much as last year. It has cost us far 1
more to raise than ever before. If 1
wc let it go at present prices it means !
financial ruin to many of us. 1
I would suggest that the farmers
hold a meeting at the Court House I
and discuss the situation. In the (
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25 sacks rice, ]
1,000 lbs. Toba
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market. We had better dump the
poor grades in the stalls and take
good care of the better grades an 1
keep it from the market.
Yours in the interest of the farmer,
?A. L. Proctor.
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SCARBOROUGH APPOINTED.
Mr. Charles R. Scarborough, of
Conway, has heen appointed Alnmni
Chairman for Horry County by the
Alumni Association of the University
of South Carolina, which is raising
a fund of $30,000, payable in
three annual installments, to secure
the services of an Alumni Executive
Secretary at Carolina. Horry County's
allotment for the three years is
?321. As there are about twenty^ivc
University alumni in Horry
County it is expected that this allotment
will be raised with ease.
FECIAL SAL
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WORTH GENERAL MERCA
INBRED DOLLARS W0R1
SOLD AT PRICES THAT C
THE MARKET TODAY. Til
LD IN THE NEXT 30 DAY!
July 19?B(
i, 50 and 60c value at
y Shirting at, per yard
iltimore price now 2-9c.
lins, yard
rising flour, per barrel
per sack $8.75 to#
icco, per box, $6.50 to
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$ 835.00
xv (4 Cylinder).. .. . 1,235.00
r (8 Cylinder) 1,750.00
ALWAYS ON HAND !
lock and we can get yon the
Call, telephone or write
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ANOTHER RAILROAD.
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The reason the Seaboard Airline
does not come across the Pee Dee
into Horry County with another railroad,
is no doubt because that com- j
pany knows the Atlantic Coast Line
branch line to Aynor, which it can
easily extend on to Marion; and in
case the Seaboard's line should come
in, then the Atlantic Coast Line would
run an extension to Marion and compete
in the same section. This is a
condition that, works against the interest
of Horry County and which
may continue for a long time. The
Coast Line should go ahead in the interest
of the people of a wide section
who need an outlet to the markets
of the country and not wait to be
forced to take action by the enterprise
of another company.
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GOODS
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;.,42c
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28c
$11.95
12.35
8.00
OF DRY GOODS AND
TC MENTION.
IIS SALE
CASEY
SELLS THE HIGHEST
On opening sale Casey's Warehouse
sold 39,396 pounds for $6,708.iu,
average $17.02.
:Other houses at Loris sold 71.180
pounds for $10,693.41, average $15.02.
This shows that Casey's sale was
2 cents a pound higher and 2 cents
a pound on 71486 pounds shows a
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Y<w have worked hard to raise your
tobacco* and it is costing you much
more to raise than for previous
years. Now, if you will take time to
examine the above figures you will
find a difference of $20.00, lets say,
on a curing of a thousand pounds,
and this will pay for housing it. You
can save this by selling with Casey
at Loris.
Cood colored tobacco is selling
high. Cheap common grades are not
doing so well.
P. R. CASEY & SON,
adv Loris, S. C.
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SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
By virtue of an execution issued on
ti\e judgment in the case of Carolina
Grocery Company, vs. R. C. Andersen
et al., and dated May 30th, 1919,
1 have levied upon the following deserilx'd
tract of land, property of it.
('. Anderson, with the improvements
the rcon, and Notice is hereby given
that I will sell the same at public
auction during legal hours of sale
before the Courthouse door at Conway,
Soutli Carolina, on salesday in
August next, it being the 4th day of
: aid month, all and singular the said
lot of land described as follows:
All that parcel of land in Do#
Bluff Township, County and Stale
aforesaid, containing 13 9-10 acres,
bounded on the South by A. 1). Anderson,
on the East by W. A. Cock,
North by W. K. Smith and West by
the Conway and Western Railroad.
Teims of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
Dated June 27th, 1919.
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Gen. J. P. Dcrham, of Green Sea,
was in Conway one day last week
on business.
The right vkind of cultivation will
do much in staying the ravages of a
dry spell in the crops.
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A tobacco crop is of a jealous nature
and requires the owner to stay
with it.
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SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
By virtue of an execution issued on
the judgment in the case of MarlerDalton
Gilmer Company, vs. R. C.
Anderson ct al., and dated May .'10th,
1 i> 19, I have levied upon the following
described tract of land, property
! of R. C. Anderson, with the improveIments
thereon, and Notice is hereby
given that I will sell the same at
public auction during legal hours of
. ale before the Courthouse door al
, Conway, South Carolina, en sales Jay
j in August next, it being the 4th day
io' said month, all and singular the
j : i i lot of land described as follow.-.:
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\NCE CO., OF NEW YORK I
Special Agent |
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Bros.? I
ock, Mgr., Agents. I
All that parcel of land in Dog
Bluff Township, County and State
aforesaid, containing 18 9-10 acres,,
bounded on the South by A. D. Anidorson,
on the East by W. A. Cook,
I North by W. K. Smith and Vitest by
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Tei-ms of .sale cash, purchaser mf
pay for papers and stamps.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
Dated June 27th, 1919.
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