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FAQS EIGHT BURR Hardware ai H I WHQ Special F > Cook Stov A GREAT MONEY mm to get that Stove you have higher on account Steel an are certain to pay if you REMEMBER THE SAMI SO WELL ESTABLISHI THIS LINE, WILL BE CI MR. BOURNE, FORMERLY KNOWN TO THE PUBLIC, Bucks F; AT BURROUGHS & CPU ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY. Among the prettiest parties of the fall season was one given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. L. D. Magratli, at her beautiful new bungalow on Laurel Street, to Miss Kathleen Sessions announcing her engagement to Wilfred O'Dell Davis, the wedding to take place at the home of the brideelect's mother in Conway, S. C.. November 12th, 1919. The living room and reception hall were thrown together and prettily decorated in green and white. Chrysanthemums and roses were the flow ers used throughout the party. The guests were first asked to write a l/kvn l?tr t-L?v lv LxmLo iv?c ovui'j Hiiuws IU mic uijuina Ni Doing Busin Burroi We have recently pure! Collins Company. We will continue to rut conduct it on a cash to 11 _ ?? we same as xney nave -:?> We have some specials * ed from time to time or We have practically tr and every one will be g chase satisfactory or ( COX-LI ' ML- - . OUGHS & COLLINS COMP rid Farm Imp! HAS BEEN BOUGHT BY M I. L. BUU WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINE arm Implem es, Ranges P[ A CAR LOAD TO N J BY JANY. 1ST, 1! G OPPORTUNITY been promising the good wife d Coal strikes. Buy now and s; delay. E HONORABLE METHODS ED BY THE COMPANY WHOI 1NTINUED. lAfITU DIIDDnimUC o. nr\I I IM( vv i i n ounnuuuno OC !S IN CHARGE OF THIS DEPAR" irm Implenu L1NS COMPANY'S OLD STAI with the name of a flower. Miss Ella Sessions won the prize and was presented with a lovely piece of lingerie. Mrs. Magrath then invited the guests into the dining room where chrysanthemums and roses were used for the decorations again, the center piece was a lovely bowl of white chrysanthemums. The place cards were painted by a school mate and dear friend of the bride-elect who is living in another State and could not be 1 WOCnr? f A rl/v1i/>irv?ir? or* 1#\/1 no A ucni,ivun nntiwi wui s' was served followed by an ice course and after dinner coffee. When the cream was served a tiny paper cup filled with rice was on top of each dish, the guests' curiosity was imnae3w Concei ess at the 0 aghs & Collii lased the dry goods department 1 the dry goods business at the : isis, with the same kind of treatn received at the hands of the Bur SPECIALS TO OFFER to offer at this time, and we wil 1 our stock of goods, le same force as the store hasha lad to serve you, and will make i jive you your money back. 1indy con " ?? ??. t,: J I -V' THK HORRY ttKKALP, PC ANT'S lement Stock m jv iM'VV l\ SS AS A ent Store & Heaters at, home. All iron going ave yourself the advance you OF DOING BUSINESS M WE SUCCEED IN I 5 COMPANY, AND WELL rMENT FOR ME. 'lit Store >10 UNTIL JANY 1,1920. diatcly aroused and when they looked in the little heart shaped favors the name of the bride and groom with the date was fmnd. The rice was then showered on the bride-to-be. Mi\s\ M.agrnth then gave each guest I a sheet of paper and asked thMn to write six "Reasons Why." These I "Reasons" were then put into a beau i tiful hand painted cover and tied with a ribbon, and presented to the brideelect with request to read them. Little Charlotte Magrath, the two year old daughter of Mrs. Magrath, then came toddling in with a huge bouquet of chrysanthemums and presented them to the guest of honor. rn Hd Stand of ic Hn W VUi of the Burroughs & same stand and will dent of our customers, roughs & Collins Co. II try to keep you postid in the past, and each each ..and every pur Rami* IKANY | I I i . ; WWAT, 8. 0., WOV- 6, m>. I MR. DODSON WARNS USERS OF CALOMEL Says Drug Acts Like Dynamite on Liver and >You Lose a w j v1 v ** ** ^ i' A/aj o ff yi OM v ; i t % \ ? There's no reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calomel when a few cents buys a large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone?a perfect substitute for calomel. It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid whichc will start your liver just as surely as calomel, but ?t doesn't make you sick and can not salivate. Children and grown folks can take Dodson's Liver Tone, because it Is perfectly harmless. Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is mercury and attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of Dodson's mver 'l one instead and you will wake up feeling- great. No more biliousness, constipation, sluggishness, head acho, coated tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist says if you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts better thaP horrible calomel your money is waitr aing for yotu.?adv. (7) o MRS. BURROUGHS ENTERTAINS. On Friday evening, October 3st, Mrs. D. M. Burroughs entertained in her usual charming manner for her guest, Miss Sadie Magill of Abbeville, S. C. "Snow Hill" was very beautiful in its Halloween decorations of witches, black cats, and hobgoblins of ail kinds The guests were welcomed by two little ghosts, Adelyn Sherwood and Leila Burroughs. The games and trials of fortune, typical of the day, were hilariousl" enjoyed. At a late hour a delicious st-lad course was served in the dining room, which had the customary pumpkin lights. Among those present were Misses Sadie Magill, Jessamine Burroughs, Mary Harllee, Kathleen and Ella Ses sions, Mary Holliday, Lena anl Cieorge Johnson, and Messrs. M> i H I Announc IWe have boughl Collins Compan] J ness in the sam I We have just rt I and have sever 1 When in Conwa; I to have a compl I everything in th I We have with u Iyou at all times Everything we 5 Store your head Coone rM) .'{(>?2t Swain, W. B. King-, D. C. Anderson, i Wilfred Officer, Cordie Page, W. O. Davis, Henry Byrd, and Bennie Sessions. GOODS ROADS uccTikin at i nmo ITILLIII1U HI LUmO " There will be a good roads meeting on Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. M., No/. 18th, in the Chautauqua tent at Loris, S. C., for the purpose of encouraging the building of better roads in Horry County. Every person who is interested in better roads is requested to be present. The Conway Brass Band is expected to be there, also the following speakers have been invited: Gov. Cooper of Columbia, Hon R. B. Scarborough of Conway and H. Kemper Cook of Galivants Ferry. Dinner will be served on tho grounds. Every thing will be free. Bring your lady folks with well filled baskets and make yourself welcome while in the Gate City. ?W. A. Prince, Chm. Atlantic-Little River, Lons, and Nichols Highway Committee. o NOTICE UOAI) OVERSEERS. To all Overseers in Floyds township: If you have not already done so please do up all your work and send in your report to mo along with the list of hands pn your joint as I have got to make my report to the County Commissioners. ?W. C. HOOKS, I 2t 11 !f>|Id Supt Floyds Township. I Nichols, S. C. - o BOX SUPPER AND PLAY. There will be a Box Supper and Play at the Allsbrook School House, Saturday night, Nov. 8. 1919. Every body is invited to come and be prepared to buy boxes. i ?Ruby Vermillera. .? Prices of many things used in living have gone up higher than they did during the war. Steel companies whose plants are operating in the Pittsburgh district continue to report steady progress towards normal conditions. o ' . "Shall South Carolina Safeguard Her Own Boys" is the title of a bulletin issued by the state committee of the Y. M. C. A. , V lement to tlr m uiiimumii?i l out the grocerv Department o y, and will operate a Wholesale e building formerly occupied by iceived a car of Sweet Rose Sel al cars of goods to arrive at an y don't fail to visit our Store. V ete line of heavy groceries, Fee e arocerv line. s Mr. A. D. Graham and he will t tell must please or money refun Iquarters when in Conway. if r-Smith Con ED. L. SMITH, Manager. ____ __, mm - - ? w SEVENTY YEARS OLD, DRIVES 22.000 MILES Mrs. Wm. Upton on aCross Country Tour Makes Own Adjustments. On her return trip, Mrs. "Willium Upton, the seventy year old woman, who alone drove a Ford runabout from San Francisco to New York City visited the Ford Motor Company's main office. She was introduced to the officials of the Company, was photographed, held in her hand a Ford check worth two figuri^ of millions, recounted the experience she had encountered on hci\ teip, and before leaving made arraignments for securing a new Ford car imme-1 A. _ 1 * * * * uiuieiy upon ner return to ncr home in Bakerfield, California. Mrs. Upton has already driven her present Ford more than 22,000 miles, 7,000 of which were driven since she left San Francisco M^y ltth, the longest day's drive being 100 miles. At Springfield, Illinois, Mrs. Upton's birth place, she fdans to dispose of the car and after visiting her many friends there, will return via rjiil. ' 5 When commenting on trip, she said that in making the thrive from the Atlantic to the Pacific, it had not been her purpose to follow a direct line of travel, but to visit the most cities and places of interest. She visited the Petrified Forest, spent several days in the National Capitol, drove to Mount Vernon, visited the site of the Battle of Gettysburg-, and then after touring to some of the Atlantic Coast Cities, made her way to New York. She experienced practically .. no trouble with her car, although she pointed out the fact that she understands the Ford motor and made her own adjustments. Before leaving the Ford Company, Mrs. Upton expressed the hope that her next Ford, probably another runabout, will be equipped with a Ford starter. Dm QuMm That Dots Not Affaet tto Head Because of ita tonic and laxative effect. LAXA* TIVK BROMO QUIHINB is better than ordinary Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name ax4 loo* for the ^ nature of B. W. GROVB. 30c} le Public I >f Burroughs & 11 Grocery busi- -y II them. 11 If-Risina Flour. II early date. I I Ve expect soon I ds, Grain and I >e glad to serve I ded. Make our nil }U inanv I |?unj 4 i . l ?