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Lt0c<ai end T. F. Cooper was in Conway last Wednesday. ^ ***** A. P. Johnson was here from Gurlcy itet week. W You can get good stationery at the Herald office. ***** 7 % G. A. Rabon was in Conway on bus- . in ess a few days ago. * * *2* Conway was crowded this week with court week visitors. * * Coleman Martin left here last week to attend the University. | ***** Legal blanks are printed and kept '* ysfor sale at the Herald office. J. ,H. Hendricks was in Conway on busiin^s one day last week. J. Herbert Stone was here from Little River on last Wednesday. George J.HolUcJay passed through. Coftway on business last week. Jj * A. M. Dusenbury, of Toddville, was ir. Conway on business last week. I? Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones were in Conway on business last Thursday. ? * * A. P./Thompson was here from Wain pell on business last week. i* * * * Henrv Bell of Bayboro was in Conway on business one day last week. * * * * * Hoyt McMillan, of Mullins, was in Conway on business several days last week. !**** Andrew Johnson left bust week to begin a course at the University of South Carolina. J. D. Anderson, of Ployds Township, spent a short time in Conway last Thursday evening. ***** Grady Tisdale, of Hartsville, S. C., ! spent a few days here with friends and relatives last week. I Mrs Florence Hedrick returned home from Wilmington, N. C., last week, where her mother had been very ill. V* * * * * * Get adding machine rolls at the Herald office. Also legal blanks, second sheets and many other things lhat you need. W. S. McCaskill reurned to his home here last week and he will remain here for some time on business in his county. ***** I Grapes are valuable for preserving purposes and the farmers should save all of them they possibly can while the crop is on. * * * * W. L. Rhodes, of Loris, S. C., spent a few hours here last week on business returning to Loris by automobile in the evening. ***** The court had to take up first this i week a number of long standing jail cases, the defendants having remained in jail for several months in default of bail. ***** Freights are worse of late than 1 ever, being extremely slow about j movement over the roads; and you j i never know when you can get any- j i iliin<r ' m m m * m The fine pictures being inn every week at the Pastime Theater has made it a very popular place to spend the evenings. There are crowds on hand to see each of the pictures. * ? * The Conway Hardware company has received a large tank and supply outfit for the installation of a gasoline station in front of their place of business on Main Street. ***** W. CJv Copp wound up his jewelry and w?oh repairing business here recently and moved to Andrews, S. Cf, where he will be engaged in the same line of work. ? Hand in this county which formerly was looked upon as about worthless is now regarded as good tohsicco land, or even for cotton where tiln farmers have learned how to culti vale such land. t ***** The weather has been very dry for some time so that the roads last week I were as dusty as they have ever been, caused partly by the large amount of I traffic recently carried hauling the tobacco frrop to tnc marKet. If interested in renting or buying a good farm in Horry County, write W. Boyd Jones, Marion, N. C. ?adv. | J)jil|19 3t. I Personal Please don't ask us to Charge or deliver School Books. Conway Drug Co.?adv 2t 9|18. 0 0 0 0 0 V. S. Jarrott, of Nichols, S. C., was in Conway on business this week. a Dr. Dietz, Dentist, 44 Main St. ad If * * * <0 * Dr. iPurman D. Swails, of Kingstree, has accepted a position with the Cbnway Drug Co. m m m m Mrs. J. M. D. Jones is visiting friends and relatives at Mullins, S. C. m m m Frank W. Henderson resigned his position -with the Conway Drug Com pany last'week, and will attend the Medical College at'Charleston, S. C. \ A. Bell, of iBayboro, has purchased a Transport truck from W. S. Woodard, the local dealer, the machine to be delivered at once. There will be a regular meeting of Live O^ .G|iig) JAo. 424, W. 0. W, Thursday evening, Sept. 26fth, at o'clock. AH members are requested to be presqat. ,*** * * Harry Mclnvefl, of Hurtsville, S. C? spont |ast week-end here with friends. John T. Long, of Aynor, spent lu.-.t week-end here with friends and relatives. * * Dr. W. K. Magill, State Veterin-' arian, of Clemson College, spent several davs here last week. ! * m m m There arc now and since last No-; vember two dental men in Conway, j S. C. Why go to Mull ins, Marion or, Florence if you can be cordially serv- j cd at your own town with Dental j work.?adv NEW COMMISSIONER. The vacant place on the County I Hoard of 'Commissioners, caused by ! the resignation of Mr. H. P. Little will be filled by the appointment of Mr. J. Hiram Long, of Simpson j Creek Township. Mr. Long is a son | of the late Wm. H. Long of this County* and is a successful farmer near Ebencer school house at Longs Postoffice. Living in the country and having had a long experience in farming, he will 'be in position to give valuable service to the people in all the county affairs. For sometime past he was a member of the Hoard of "Registration. m m m m m PEARS! PEARS!! At farm $1.0') bushel; at Conwav $4.00 barrel. Not many more left. Send your orders to me at Conway, or see Mr. W. L. Graham at Upper Mill. ad. It ?H. L. BUCK. WANTED?White boy to work in shoe shop. Good boy. Good wages. Apply at No. 13 Main Street.?Adv. ? m m * m Bring the chickens and eggs to Hotel Grace where they pay cash for them.?adv * a . Buck Mtutor Company will soon increase the floor capacity of their garage on Laurel Street by the erection of an addition to the building facing Laurel Street and 3rd Avenue. This will be a temporary addition however until later a new brick building will be erected on the corner. News reached Conway last Wednesday to the effect that Clerk of Court W. L. Bryan, had greatly improved so that he was able to sit up a little. This was good news for his many friends here and in the country. m m m * m TEACHERS Fifty to one hundred requests daily from all classes South Carolina schools. If you want rural work, graded, high school or principalship, salary $50 to $150. w rito n? tndjiv fori special enrollment. Southeren Teachers Agency. Columbia, S. C. ?adv. 9|18 19 4t. * * * LOGS WANTED?If you want the best prices for your pine saw mill logs it will pay you to see us before disposing of them. The Veneer Mfg. Company?Adv. 9j4]19 2 mo. * * CITY PRESSING CLUB, Back of City Barber Shop?Call us for prompt serviie?Phone 121?Adv. 9|4 tf. * * * * * Magistrate W. H. Chestnut's office at Conway does the most business of rny in the county. Usually many cases in other sections of the county are stalled before Magistrate Chestnut and are turned over to the Court of General Sessions from his court. A long list was turned in recently for the present term of court now goinor on. THE HORRY HERALD, CONWJ SUCCESSFUL FARMER |T MOVES NEAR CONWAY M. G. Powell, a successful planter' of Ployds Township, will move int.* this section about January 1st, 1920, and will certainly be an addition of value to the Conway portion of Horry County. Mr. Powell owns two farms in FJoyds Township? one of fifty-six acres, which he has sold to Mrs. Sallie J. Home and M. M. Home for the neat sum of $7,250.00. He still owns the Levy Grainger place, which is very valuable, but he will offer this for sale and expects to have it sold before he moves down here. He has purchased from Mr. G. B. Jenkins the "Hickory Grove Farm," located six miles of Conway, for the price of $18,000.00. His new nlace hasI three hundred acres in the tract and eighty acres of this is in cultivation. AUCTION SALE?Of Household goods, cows, and farm tools at F. I. Jacoby's farm, back of E. S. Cultra's farm, Monday, Sept. 29th. R. O. Hanson, Auctioneer, adv It pd. a FOR RENT?rOne ^-horse fapm. igpod i buildings. .Will rent on shajras jj ) Located 1 1-4 miles Cool Spring; 2 i miles rA.vnor. Public road through;, 1 land, schools at Cool Spring and ' Ay nor. James Cow. Galivant? Ferry, Route 8, S. C. Box 55?adv 2t p<l 9j25. * RHEUARK-VAN HORN. Mr. George Do Leslie Rheuark announces the engagement of his daugh tor, Mattie, to Mr. Alvah Hubbard Van Horn, of Ochillee, Georgia. The wedding to take place in Georgia the last of October. ***** M STRAYED?One Polan-China Sow, ! weighing about 175 or 2 0 lbs. B Swallowfork and underbit in right fl and swallowfork in left oar. Re- B ward. Report information to M. n Connor, Conway, S. C. adv 2t pd 9|25. B ? I NOTICE. | I forbid anybody of hiring, feeding, I I ot sheltering my children in Floyds ? Township. P adv ?J. F. LEWIS. I m m * I NEW DENTAL FIRM FORMED I FOR MULL1NS OFFICE I (Mullins Enterprise.) I Mullins is to have a new dentist who has come here to form a partnership with Dr. D. S. Altman, the I firm name will be Altman & Blanton I Dr. Altman, a graduate of Atlanta j Dental College, of the class of 1912, ^ ^ (has a splendidly equipped suite of 11 j offices over one of the banks of the n,F i city and during his five years praj- r':u tice in Mullins has built up a wonder- non i # rii? ful practice in his broadly capable llu way. Being but one man he has the found that it has grown to the extent 1 ?u that he is not quite able to meet all ; emergencies. For a year or more he | has considered enlarging his labors- j ! tory and taking in an assistant, but j ^ ivory wisely attached the utmost im-!*0<' , portance in securing the services of wec i the right kind of man; one whom he j could absolutely rely on and guaran-1 | toe his work. His mind was prac- ^ i tically made up but it was necessary ?^? ! to wait on the government's prolong-1 c^?' j ed system of demobilizinz and it i ^ro' I would have been difficult to get the ! release of the man whose services he' ' was to engage. i Many friends throughout the coun i ^ 11 j tv of Dr. P. M. Blanton will welcome I 1 him back in Mullins after two years j ^ Cd : absence. He is a graduate of Rich- j B j mond Medical college, department of. V1 I dentistry, and is pleasantly rememj herod here, having practiced up until j July 1917, when he closed his office 3t I ! to enlist in the world war, when the call came for volunteers. Upon comI pleting his training at Ft. Ogle-j ! jthorpe, he was commissioned first the lieutenant and was assigned to over- Hor seas duty with the 83d division. He Sep acquired a fuller knowledge of den- tees tistry during the eight months that dec he put in "oyer there than he would the have obtained in many years of civil ques pi actice. Tax Other floor space over the bank pioj building has been leased and Drs. Dat Altman & Blanton are expecting this week additional chairs and a complete mechanical laboratory with which to open jointly a suit of modem dental offices, at the same time | prepared to do their own laboratory work reretofore made in Atlanta. Dr. Blanton will be pleased to meet T1 his friends and former patients and si o\ he assures us he is in l\,fnli;?u < ^ u i ^uiuiui v ' in- I come a permanent fixture. In mak- hum ' incr this his home he will have the'est. I interest of Mullins at heart the same ; mor as when he formerly lived with us j who and nothing but the outbreak of an- trail other war would induce him to leave, ties in which event he would volunteer cvci ! just as quickly and gladly as he did at t ii July 1017.?adv. wee IT, 8. 0., SEPT. 28, 1919. Want to JHL Fortunes are b Fields of the S< We warn you t nant, and you s but the chances most unbetieva We are License Stock in any i Our connection on any compar Your inquiries Your orders gi We recommenc Stock. WHY! Bei REFEREI\ Bradstree VI Linz Buili 1-4 ot pd 9jl8. IETING OF PATRONS OF BURROUGHS SCHOOL l meeting- of the Patrons of the Toug-hs School is called for Friday ht, September 2(>th, at the Burg'hs School building* at 8 o'clock to linatc a member of the Board of istees to fill the vacancy caused by resignation of Mr. F. A. Burghs. H. W. AMBROSE, Sec. Board of Trustees. U . J. Beverly was here from the dville section of the county last k. o FOR SALE. me Duroc-Jersey boar, two years thorough-bred, life treatment for lera, immuned?under good cond'Ply or write to, S. H. Harrelson, R. F. D. No. 2, 19-1 mo pd Tabor, N. C. ***** JND?Between Lake Swamp and ayboro. S. C.. one 34 x 4 flood ch tire and tube. Notify W. S. >hnson, Allsbrook, S. C., R. F. D. Box 19. Pay charges.?adv. 9jJl Ml. , O NOTICE OF ELECTION 1 pursuance of an order made by County Board of Education for ry County on the 10th day of t. 1919, the undersigned Trusof District No. 1 will hold an tion at Klondike Cross Roads on 27th day of Sept. 1919, upon the <tion of levying a Special School of 6 mills upon the taxable icrty of said District No. 1. e, Sept. 8, 1919. H. O. Paul, J. P. Williams, B. P. Moore, Board of Trustees, School District No. 1. HAS FINE PICTURES, lie Pastime Theatre continues to v the very host six reel pictures to tad, each telling on the screen, a lan interest story of great interAnd usually there is a valuable a) lesson to be learned by those sco the acts carried out by nod and talented actors and arses. Last week several of the best appearing in Conway were shown he Pastime, and tho program this k is just as good. Make An In1 IN , STOI eing made on small investment juthwest. hat the element of chance is lai hould not risk money you can't ; ; of large returns on small inves hie, ed Brokers?right in the Field? 'eliable Oil Company. s insure us latest and most relial iy. cheerfully answered. ven prompt and careful attentic i The Purchase of Texas Producl cause it is Pavinn niwiHnnrfc . - . W J 1 ' iJ w v I V?V(I IUO> ICE: Dallas County State Bank, t Mercantile Agencies. fM. H. FOWLER & COMPAN ding Dali; Horry needs the very best roads j she can get. WANTED?To Purchase a residence in Conway, give location and lull description in writing. Address P. O. BOX 176, Mull ins, S. C.?adv 3t ? i Wm. Page spent several days in | 1 Conway recently visiting relatives. * * * * * B. M. Fowler, of R. F. D. No. 2, Tu-! i bor, N. C., spent some time in Conway last Wednesday on business. * * * m LOST?One ladies shoe between Ku1chyske's Shoe Shop and Methodist church. Please notify Mrs. Ray Ehvell, Conway, S. C.--2t 9; 18 ad J FOR SALE?One Brick Mill No. 2, made by J. J. Stool and Son, Capacity 30,000 in ton hours. Prac- j tically new. Can bo bought cheap ! on easy terms. For further in for- I mation apply to H. D. Elliott, Fair Bluff, N. C.?ad 4t pd 9|18. < * # Jj: ? ATTENTION OF HOMESEEKERS. I have for sale a number of fine farms, as well as woodland tracts, on easy terms and at very fair prices.? all located in Simpson Creek Township, from nine to twelve miles from Loris. Write or call on: K. M. BULLARD, R. F. D. No. 2. 9)lljl9 9t. pd. Loris, S. C. * ? Bring your small lots of country produce and try Hotel Grace. They will pay cash if they need it and you will take a fair price.?Adv. ? ? m BICYCLES.?Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies, Flash Lights, Lamps, Bat- ] teries See Sutherland Furniture Co. ?adv tf 5122|19. * * * * TAKEN UP?At my place about Jan. 1st, one black male pig. Marked with hole and crop in each ear. Owner can get same by paying charges. R. S. Johnson, Loris, S. C. No. 3, Box 4?ad 3t pd 911)19 ? # * * # TAKEN UP?At my place one black mare mule. Peen there since last March. Owner can get her by paying charges and feed. Duke Rabon, l Allsbivok, No. It.?ad lit pd 1>j 11110 The -South has a natural monop ?ly ! in the production or cotton. I vestmeut] CK? s in the Oil I rgely predomi- I afford to lose, I tments are al- I -and can scil I )le information I [ion Company's 9 R H Hifnn nr % \ m v h# VI! II I V/l I as, Texas. I I'Olt SAl.E?Half Sheppanl, half Hound Pup, 4 months old. Extra largo for age. J. W. Sparks, Conway, S. C.?ad 2t 9jl8. NOTICE OF ELECTION. In pursuance- of an order made by the County Hoard of Education for Horry County on tho 18th day of September 1919, the undersigned Trustees of District No. 24 will hold an election at Cedar Grove School House on the 2nd day of October, upon the question of levying a Special School Tax of 4 mills upon the taxable property of said District No. 24. Date Sept. 18, 1919. H. L. B. Jordan, J. H. Hendrick, J. W. Hughes, BOARD OF TRUSTEES. School District No. 24. o P. D. Jollie was in Conway one day last week on business. * * * * H. I). Elliott was in Conway recent ly on business. J. T. Parker was in town on business one day last week. m m + m P. O. Bellamy was in this section of the County last week. **> R. G. Hanna was amon^ the farmers who visited Conway from the country lust week. o I WILL BE IN MY OFFICE EVERY FIRST MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1919. L. A. WOODRUFF, 6. OPT. Eyesight Specialist. CONWAY, s. o.