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I limitation t ? TheGi I j We hope you are coming your purchases for the Fal I - urge you too strongly to c< ' for prices axe advancing di goods becoming very scar ers are refusing to accept their production being so!< j season. Whether you buy of life i class of business, I am giv you have not already bougl I and Are coming to Conway ^ memorandum made up, th< goods. I am taking care of my for goods last May, when t ' , est. We have supplied oursclv* date Dry Goods, Notions, ing, Felt Hats, Ladies' and d iriiute 11 to your advantage i share of your business. % We shall expect you to quarters while here, make Taking this opportunity past favors and hoping to 1: you soon face to face, I am, gest stock of goods I have iJ. M. Mi "The Grow F armei Home 1 located in Princ LOR1 Opened for busin We solicit } ^ 5 per cent, interest DANW. HARD CHAS. D. PRIi DIRS Dan W. Hard wick, Chas. D. Priftcc, O. E. Hickman, J. A. Bryant, 713119?tf Key STORAGE HOJUSES HELP SWEET-POTATO CANNING Ajj a result of the introduction of modern sweet-potato storage houses in many parts of the South, farmers have become more interested in increasing their sweet potato acreage tl ^vear. Particularly is this true in Louisiana according to a number of reports received from agricultural . itfi A In stoves there's almost as is in people. We cannot al we do know stoves. The ourselves on securing the rri - rt j iiey are on our tloor now, *l^vhat this really good stove 'pive features will delight you who wants comfort, conven kitchen, If you prefer you ca for itself plan." Ivet us tell ye SOUTHERLAND FURNITURE Cj .. . _ V * ifcalbu i to Visit rowing Store I to Conway market to make 1 Season. If so we cannot ome just as soon as possible, lily at the mills, desirable ce, in fact many manufacturany more duplicate orders? 1 up for the balance of the or some other store in my ing you good advice, viz: If it for yourself and family, , the sooner you get your 2 cheaper you will own your trade based on what I paid )ry goods were at their low3S with a big stock of up-token's and Boy's fine clothChildren's Hats, and we can 1o favor us with a liberal make our store your headyourself at home with us. to thank you for your many tave the pleasure of seeing , yours to serve with the bigever shown in Conway. ARI OWI > ma a am W SB I 'Ing Store." j ???J rs Bank Institution ;e Hotel Building S, S. C. less June 2, 1919 'our patronage paid on time deposits. WICK. President MCE, Cashier :ctoks i L. R_ Smith * ? ' A. F. Cannon, , A. J. Mishoe, ; P. C. Prince, 1 Worley. ; ! agents in that State. The agent in Ouachita Parish writes that 38,000 ! sweet potato plants were received on a cooperative order in lots ranging from 500 to 5,000 to the individual. Additional orders have been secured from growers who intended to use a total of 200,000 plants. A local concern in Caddo Parish has completed plans to erect a 30 000' A.n Invitation: We Want You | :o Come into rvvo 4-rw ^ k/ vv/x CV/ C* ^ Hie Stove Chat Keeps Up he FAME of Southern Cooking" MGE -/ . ... . mucK diffnrnnr?f> ne ways tell about people, but | it is why we congratulate j ! agency for these ranges. g , and we want you to see : 5 ; is like. Its many exclu- (j and every other housewife | ience, and efficiency in the i & n buy a Princess 011 our "Pay i iu about it. . X COMPANY, CONWAY, S. C. IS IWWW?B ii?. i mui' ]l Wl I? ?llltl 1 m s. ( SUPPLEMENT TO ! b bushel sweet potato curing house according to plans recommended by th? United States Department of Agriculture. In Allen Parish a number of farmer^ are considering installing similar curing houses for their own use. Already 10 or 12 growers have planned to build these houses, which will have a capacity of from 500 to 1,000 bushels each. Members of the Lafourche Parish Truck Growers Association each will plant an aero of sweet potatoes several thousand slips of the same variety having been, ordered cooperatively. This crop, reports the agent, has been very much neglected in this section. ? How It Felt. {During a brawl in a Chicago resort an Irishman got poked in the eye with a stick, and he immediately started proceedings against the offender. '"Come, now," said the magistrate, "you don't really believe he meant to put your eye out?" "No, I don't," said the Celt, "hut I do believe he tried to put it farther in."?Cartoons Magazine. n it w w /< 1 r?rw ?. . . vi-ivuvi VI VIIUIIUDbUll) WilW was recently elected State, manager of tlie South Carolina Cotton Association, has entered upon his duties and will spend a considerable portion of his time in Columbia in the future. o ! 0. A. SPIVEY & CO. I W. B. King, Sccty. BONDS AND INSURANCE I ?Office in? ! PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK T T T T TTI XT/"1 uui uivin u HARRELSON & HARRELSON Attorneys-at-Law Practice both in the State and Federal Courts. i MULLINS, ? ? S. 0. i H. H. WOODWARD, Attorney and Counsellor at Lav CONWAY, S ~ K. B. SCARBOROUGH Attorney at Law, CONWAY, a C. T. B. LEWIS. Atty. and Oounccllor at Lm JONWAY. - - - S. C. I J. M. JOHNSON, CIVIL ENGINEER MARION, S. 0. vlv Enirineerintr and SWirvpvint? r 1? ??? ^ * / """O >ffice will be open during my ab jnce, and prepared to take care r any work at> usual. Address \!J communications as beretoore. WILLIAM EUGENE KING, M D Physician and Surgeon Office in Piatt Drug Oo. AYNOR,, S. C DR. i. D. THOMAS Physician and Surgeon loris, s. o. LUM JUNG LAUNDRY. CONWAY, 8. C. Beginning July 1st. 1913 All persons must take tickets Ifoi *ork left here. Possitively nr vork delivered until ticket is pre rented. .Laundry not called for lr 40 days will be sold for charges LUM JUNG DR. 0.!. LEWIS DENTAL SURGEON Ofike Ot<w Norton Drag Coagna* CONWAY. 8. G ?a?asBiaEsiBi&BMiao I HORRY COUNTY S % TRUST COMPANY "! ^ L. D. Magrath u\ 3 Manager. ffi 1 3t Real Estate 9 I Real Estate Loans '* Bonds fc* 3 Insurance sa |iaHBSSa?i!raPSg5PMl I 1 rHE HORRY HERALD, COHW xMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiin I'Wholes* I /"'(hwvin B Nothing else is as r B and normal devclopmei H nourishing and wholesc B Made with i fl SENS/ i| SELFRISIN6 B A product used foi R South, bakings not onl> H they also tempt the i B and build the bone ai H equip the boy and girl 1 DOPE FIENDS GALL FOR SOME RELIEF New Drug Law Brings Much Suffering and Addicts in Misery So great has been the suffering caused among* "dope fiends" in South Carolina by the enforcement of the law < governing the issuance of prescriptions by physicians for cocaine, morphine and other "dope" that D. C. Hcyward, collector of internal revenue, has become very much conccrni d over the situation and is calling the matter to the attention of municipa'ities and to humanitarian organizations to see whether or not some plan may be devised by which relief may be afforded. The law, as interpreted by the su Y?u know I much toasting o proves bread. Ma it taste good. Ofcoi ?more flavor. Same with toba ?especially Kentu< Burley. ? Buy yourself a pa UgW V/A r L/tl cigarettes. Notice i toasted flavor. Gre Nothing like it. 1 real JJurley cigaret (g) Guaranteed by ffi\ Q f .SttiA - - ----- " ' * ' ww r t ft ? ? AT, S. 0., AUGUST 7, 1919 >nie bread! gCtiiklim I icccssary to the healthy H it of a growing child as H >me bread and biscuits* H irnMi "iiu nwii w t FUHJR.I r years throughout the = r completely satisfy, but E most sluggish appetites = id muscle necessary to S :ov after life. E There also is a bi$ cco- E nomical factor in the use Ei of this flour, for neither E| baking powder, soda nor 3 salt is needed, all the in- 3 gredients that arc required FE: being mixed in such exact K proportion that it cannot rrj fail in baking. K! FOR SALE IN CONWAY By H A. T. COLLINS CO. promo court, outlines the conditions under which a doctor may give a patient a prescription for narcotics. Jt is not now permissible for a physician to be the judge of prescriptions he gives patients. Under the present law, a physician can not prescribe narcotics to drug addicts merely to satisfy their craving for the drug. The only conditions, nuder which a physician way prescribe for an addict arc that the addict be under the treatment of the physician for the purpose of affecting a cure; the law further provides that the habitauce or addict be confined while undergoing treatment so as to preclude the ' possibility of his securing the nar cetic from persons other than the i physician in charge. Of course when a patient is in pain on account of illness or injury, the physician still has the right to prescribe "dope" but even under such conditions ho mnu ^prescribe only a sufficient amount of the drug to meet the immediate need of the patient. .As a result of the enforcement of this law, hundreds of addicts in South Carolina are deprived of their usual j 1 low i rnkes 117 irse If LU1 |STR1. .V * /> / supply of narcotic drugs, and, especially in the case of very old people, great suffering ensues. The office of the collector has been besieged recently by men and women who make pitiful appeals to secure narcotics. Mr. Hey ward said yesterday that, uni der the law, he has no right to issue a permit to a physician prescribing narcotics. Later on, provision will probably be made by congress to take care of distressing cases but at the present time, the federal government i has no system of hospitals in which addicts can be handled and the only course the collector sees by which the present situation can be alleviated is # for him to call the matter to the attention of the people of the State and so urge the various municipalities and also all societies which have for their object the helping and uplifting of humanity to take steps to aid unfor| tunatos who are not. able finnnrinllv to help themselves. Such humanitarian organizations might place the unt'oi tunes in some institution where they could he treated and, if possible cured of the drug habit. Mr. Hey ward recently held a conference with Dr. Fred Williams, superintendent of the State Hospital for the insane, in regard to the situation. Tlu authorities of' the hospital Mr. Hevward said yesterday, will do everything in their power to help the situation but at presi nt they are much overcrowded and can not leeeive an addict fev treatment unless such addict has bee n regularly committed to the instituti ti by the county authorities and eve th.en the law of the Slate require t sat his expenses at tiie hosphal must he paid, as only lunatics can be trent< d free of charge. The e ''"r-e of the internal revenue collector has made every effort to acquaint the physician and the people of the State with the recent changes in the narcotic law. Collector Hey ? t ' * warei nopos tnat when the attention of the people of the State has been called to the present condition of affairs they will realize that something should be done so that deserving peoi ole who need treatment may fecoive ii. The physicians in the State, Mr. Heyward said yesterday, arc in a position to report to humanitarian organizations and to city and town authorities the names of addicts in va-rious counties. . ^ ; ESTRAY NOTICE. There has taken up at my place one rod brindled, pided Bull about IS months old, unmarked. Owner can get same by proving property and paying charges. ?J. M. Stevens, Route No. 2. AllfihifwO- Q n , v/v/l\ y kA 3t. 7|24i.t9. pd. a NOTICE OF ESTRAY. Strayed from my place on or about the middle of March, two hciferes, about one and one-half years old; one Jersey, colored yellow; one colored black with white face and legs. Kinder will please notify I. P. Mincy, Tabor, N. C., Route No. 2, and rcireive liberal reward.?adv 7|24|19 .'It '1^1 \