The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 01, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, JAN. 1, 1920.
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The long leaf pine is getting ^
scarce in this section of the country, f
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Though prices of land are high and a
the people are apparently anxious to n
buy; the making of a hale is not as j
easy as it would appear.
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Without laws to control the price
of the necessities of life, we much i
fear that the American people will
suffer greater hardships than ever
before the end of 1920.
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We should make it a i*ule to magnify
the things that we have, think
well of our town, and look for great
things there, rather than praise other
places.
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This country docs not want another
war following; on the heels of the
world conflict; but Mexico cannot
presume to trample on the flag too
much.
Nothing that has been done within
the last forty years will do more for *
the good of Conway than the completion
of the National Highway, and
work is now actually going on.
Among the laborers found in any
line of work, there is probably 110 difference
in the amount of the wages
paid to each; but there will be found
a great variati n in the amount of
work rendered by each, as to the re- suits
produced.
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In the opinion of many wise men,
it is absolutely necesssary now to en-j.
force the prohibition laws since they! ^
are on the statute books. Anything 'j
less than a strict enforcement will i
bo sure to encourage and bring on an!
archy and a disregard for all of the 1'
laws,
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Imagination is a great thing, yet
k has caused many a man to move j
away from a good farm or a good
job and seek a realization of the
castles he built in his imagination;
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Ulliy l,U n:>uu 111 IUIIU1U ?uiov; HII?"
ever, and a total loss of his time in
moving.
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All of the farmers of Horry should
read everything they see printed on
the subject of the boll weevil. The
farmers of Horry need information
on this subject, and they can gain
what they want to know by reading.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden
under penaltv of law, to hunt, fish,
range, trap, or in any manner to enter
or trespass upon my lands, in
Conway . and Dogwood Neck Townships,
known as the Martin Royals
land and containing 1728 acres, more
or leftS, and being in three tracts.
?K. D. BOYD.
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' LOST MONEY.
Suitable reward for the return to
me of about $25.00 in currency, lost
by me in Conway on Saturday, De cember
20th, while in some of the
stores or business places.?Adv.
J. M. Johnson,
111 ]20-3t pd. Yavvhannah, S. C.
SEMPER IDEM.
Year after year
Seasons roll round?
Blossoms appear,
Fall to the ground.
Youth ami old age,
Banquet and crust,
Simpleton, sage?
All of one dust.
Peasant and peer,
Gem in the rough,
Dullard and seer?
Made of one stuff! !
Pleasure and pain, ,
Righteousness, sin,
Losses and gain?
All, all are akin!
"f'Willi
Comrade and foe,
All in the name,
Dewdrops and snow?
On? nrwi unmo
With me, as with you,
A smile and a tear? '
Why call it "New
Year" after year.
?Cartoons Magazine.
Tillman Rhodes, the youngest son
if Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rhodes, spent
:everal days in this station during
he holidays oh business for his firm.
4e is now engaged in business at
>tokcs, South Carolina, with his
athe.r, J. G. Rhodes, under the firm
lame and style of J. G. Rhodes &
?on. His brother, W. L. Rhodes, is
dill located at Loris.
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J. H. Oliver, and little daughter,
Vnnie, of Timmonsville, S. C., spent
;everal days with friends and relaives
here last week.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
The County Pension Board will
icld their last meeting for this seaon
on Tuesday, January (>th, 1920,
or the purpose of enrolling those
ho have never been enrolled and
ilso to re-enroll all those who have
lot applied for enrollment under the
Vet of 1919.
Ait s~\ e , i a i r _ i
aii i^onieaerate veterans are revested
to be present.
By order of the County Pension
Board.
J. S. VAUGHT,
Probate Judge.
CYPRUS SHINGLES
OUR FIRST SHIPMENT
OF 4 X 18
NO. 1 HEART CYPRUS
SHINGLES
IS HERE AND IS
GOING FAST. GET
YOUR ORDER IN
IF YOU NEED
ANY.
BUCK MOTOR COMPANY.
Ad. it.
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SEE ME
or write, if you have a good, improved
farm to sell at reasonable
price, easy terms. I might sell
it for you as I am meeting land
seekers all the time.
P. O. HANSON
213 No. Sixth St.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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Wade Mampton Gibbes, chief game
.varden says when asked about reports
that many deer had been
daughtered in Jasper county, and
probably other counties, during the
high waters of last week, when the
animals were forced to quit the
swamps, that these reports were likely
exaggerated, but recalled the need
of a moro strinvont. law to nrotect
the deer during the flood stage of
rivers.
25,000 YARDS GOOD G
AT 5 1-2 CEN
delivered to y
ery charges
and post offic
j fice address,
| sent at once.
it lasts. Get
fore it is all g
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THE FLOY
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THE HORRY HERALD, OONV
(Continued from page three).
eel and tract of land situate in. Rayboro
Township, County and wte
aforesaid, sold on the first Monday
in December at a former sale of the
Estate lands oLW. R. Lewis under
designation of .Tract No. 15, bid off
by one A. H,. Prince, who failed to
ctmply-owith his bid, and the property
wiU be resold at;< the ri?fc of the
farmer purchaser, namely: Containing
28 1-4 acres, known as Lewisville,
composed of 20 acres conveyed
to W. R. Lewis by E. T, Lewis, Oct.
1st, 1884, 6 1-4 acres, conveyed to W.
R. Lewis by Burroughs & Collins
Company Nov. 18th, 1910, and 2
acres conveyed to W. R. Lewis by
Bethel Allen Dec. 15, 1910.
Terms of sale, one-third cash and
balance on credit of one and two
years, bearing interest at seven per
cent, per annum, secured by Bond of
fL/v v\ii nanr nnd mnrf rvoma a/
UIU pUJLVA100V4 CUIU 1AIVA V6M5V V4 V??v
premises with the option to the purchaser
to pay his entire bid in cash
if he so elects. Purchaser to pay for
papers and Revenue stamps,
December 15th, 1919.
iW. L. BRYAN,
Clerk of Court, Horry County.
M. C. WOODS,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
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AUCTION SALE;
Registered Du roc-Jersey Gilts and
yoting Boars, ehoi?i;a immune* Mohday,
Jan. 5th, 10 a. m., at old Court
House. Start in pure bred hogs and
join the Pig Club.
H. C. CANNON, Manager.
R. O. HANSON, Auctioneer.
HEALTHY, ROBUST
PEOPLE POPULAR
EVERYWHERE
Good Health Creates an Attractive,
Magnetic Personality
and Wins Admiration
Healthy People Are Happiest
Pepto-Mangan Has Put Thousands
into the Healthy,
Full-Blooded Class
How the red-blooded, energetic,
and attractive man or woman is envied
by those who feel that It will
always be their unfortunate lot to be
thin, pale, and weak-bodied!
And yet why continue to envy men
and women who possess a vigorous,
healthy physical condition and an attractive,
energetic personality? Poor
health and lack of vitality are often
merely the result of impoverished
blood.
Gude's Pepto-Mangan is for people
whose bodies suffer from lack of
proper blood nourishment. PeptoMangan
enriches the blood and increases
the number of healthy red
blood cells, which are so necessary
to carry the proper nourishment, vigorousncss,
and strength to every part
of the body.
Physicians introduced Gude's
Pepto-Mangan to the public because
they knew that it contained the very
properties that are so sorely needed
to build up thin, watery blood. For
your convenience Pepto-Mangan is
prepared in two forms, liquid and
tablet. Both contain exactly the
same medicinal value.
Insist on the genuine Pepto-Mangan.
To be sure you are buying tho
genuine Pepto-Mangan, ask your
druggist for "Gude's." And be sure
the name "Gudc's" is on the pack age.?Adv.
IRADE TOBACCO CANVAS
TS PER YARD
ou free of delivSend
check
:e or express ofand
it will be
A bargain while
your order in begone.
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DALE, S. C.
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COLLINS FAMILY IN
HAPPY REUNION
There was a happy gathering at
the Collins, home^tea^i on Elm street
last Satu^fipy the sons and
daughters } reunited >(,y{th their parentis.
The joyous laughter , <of little
children mingling witth the % merry
voices of their elders attested to the
general enthusiasm of the occasion.
Brother*? and sisters gathered again
at the old home; revering fond mem- |
ories of childhood, where each had
spent happy years. Their children
were interested listeners to glowing
tales of bygone days when they were
boys and girls. Aunts, uncles, neices,
nephews, and cousins gathered
around the festive table, while the
eldest of the family, Mr. B. G. Collins,
offered an impressive prayer ofbenediction
and thanksgiving. It
was a gay scene when all were partaking
of the good things to eat, even
Baby Cooper, the youngest of the
family, asserted her rights by attaining
a turkey bone. An appropriate
toast was made by Col. D. A. Spivey,
ending in a unanimous response
while all joined hands around the
table, every member of the family
being present? with the exception of
Mr. ThoSi K. Cooper.
Those who joined With their par*
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Collins, in
reuniting at the old home wore: Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. McWhito, their children,
Grier, Elbert, and Margaret;
Col. and Ms. D. A. Spivey, Edna,
Alone, Collins, Bayliss, and Laura
Frances; Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Collins,
Minnie and Mildred; Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Thompson, Ringnald, A. C. Jr.,
Laura, Benjamin, and Mary Emma;
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Collins, Marguerite
and Nina; Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
) Collins, Evelyn and Floride; Mrs.
Thos. E. Cooper, LoisL Jane, and
Mitchellc of Wilmington, N. C.; Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Stansel, Jack and
Charles of Allenton, N. C.; Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Register of Jacksonville,
Florida and Miss Mitchelle Collins.
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BIG LEWIS SALE.
Perhaps some of our readers have
overlooked the lengthy legal advertisement
now running in the paper
advertising for sale at auction on
next Monday, the first Monday in
January, 1920, a large number of
town lots and country tracts belonging
to the estate of W. R. Lewis.
These lands will be knocked down
to the highest bidders and on easy
j terms, as the Notice of Sale provides
j that it is one-third cash and the bal:
ance on one and two years time se!
cured by bond and mortgage of the
i premises sold at 7 per cent interest.
There is no better chance to buy land
than is offered through this sale.
Besides the Lewis estate lands, our
readers will notice a number of legal
; advertisements offering for sale at
I public auction numbers of tracts in
the country which are valuable and
J will, no doubt, bring satisfactory
prices. The time to buy land 'is when
i someone wants to sell it and the
| time to sell is when some one wants
'to buy it. Tf you are in the class
of those who want to buy land it is
; common sense that you should come
here next salesday, January 5th, and
; put in your bid on the land you want.
EX-CROWN PRiiTCE
INCLUDED IN LIST
Among Persons Whose Sur
J render for Trial Is Demanded
by French
London. ? Frederick William, th<
former German crown prince will b<
included in the list of persons whosi
surrender for trial is demanded b;
the French, according to an unofficia
report of a meeting bctweei
British law officials and Edouard Ig
nace, Fench under-secretary for mil
itary justice. The ex-crown prince, i
is said, will be charged with crimina
offenses, including looting and rob
bery with violence committed ii
, France.
I There appears to have been n
; further decision reached at the con
! ference with regard to the case o
former Emperor William,
j A full list of the men whose sur
render will be demanded has beei
completed, it was stated And th
steps which are to be taken to in
sure heir surrender have been de
cided upon. One or two question
still outstanding will be submitted t
Premiers Lloyd George and Clemen
ceau when they meet in Paris nex
month.
They begin to take the 1920 censu
tomorrow, January 2nd.
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Program for week
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MON
Marguerite
"PRUNI
This is one of the rare kind of
to miss. On the stage it held !
screen it will startle and delighi
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TUES
Dustin Fari
"THE VIR
A charming love story of the
THUR
Jack Pickford and Louise Huf;
turization of Booth Tarkington
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FRI
William S.
"THE SILEI
Also Ham and
15c
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Ncal Ha
WES'
Splendid C
Ford's 1
Dates must be made ten days
Ahead of Sale. ?
R. 0. HANSON
Auctioneer & Appraiser
213 North 6th Street
| WILMINGTON. N. C. I!
REPORT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
NURSE FOR DECEMBER
Nursing Visits 5
Instructive Visits 8
School Visits 12
Sanitation Visits 9
Pupils Inspected 224
Vaccinated 40
Miscellaneous defectives.. ..200
Due to Xnias holidays, : chool
visits were delayed.
?Nina Sasser. P. H. N.
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Christmas Day was a cohl, clear
day, filled with Sunshine.
HAS SOME MATERIAL,
j The Herald recently secured unoth|
er quantity of brick with which to
i erect the addition to its business
i building. The mate iris ur > no y. t
I sufficient to complete the building
. and more has been ordered. It \ '
fully expected now that the wcrk will j
begin some time in January.
Owing to the lack of materials
: which delayed the erection of tho a
dition to the building, the shipping
date for the new typesetting machine
has been postponed until June 1920.
'I WE WISH YOU THE KEAi
AND THANK YOU I
We take this method of
lie our sincere thanks for youi
you the most successful and pi
The past year has been
3 have ever had. We have ser
0 goods than ever before. It hi
e serve and we trust your dealii
* \ to you as we have tried to mi
ft You will find at our stal
" largest line of the very best wi
~ that we can buy. The same i
1 chandise we have been sellinj
?- We shall continue to sell as ui
ft and will treat you as fair in t]
terms are and will be as rear.
J volume of increasing businesi
f faction.
Again thanking your for
- you the happiest ever, we are,
e YOURS WITH THE OOO
s nesp.
' AUSTIN C.'
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PURCHASES FARM. I
M. C. Dorman has purchased from
Mrs. N. M. Jones the Anderson farm
about throe and one-half miles from
Conway on the Conway and Myrtle |
Beach road. The consideration paid
it; said to be $50.00 per acre. This
farm is one of the best improved '
nlilCOS nlnnor fliiu ?*no/l ??.1 ...111 ?...
4 vnio i vum aim wii^ iiu
doubt, increase in value under Mr,
Dorman's management.
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SHERIFF !S SHOT
News came here last week of the
shooting of Sheriff J. V. Rowell, of
Marion County, by a negro whom he
was trying to arrest at Sellers, S. C.
At last accounts the negro was dying
in the county jail. Sheriff Rowell
1 ad been taken to the McLood In- >
fhmary, at Florence, S. C., and was
expected to li ve.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. |
AM persons holding claims again
the estate of William P. Bethoa, deceased,
are hereby notified to present
the same duly attested to the undersigned.,
or this Notice will bo set up
in ba.r of their recovery; and all persons
indebted to the said decayed
are hereby notified to make payment
! to the undesigned.
H. II. WOODWARD.
Administrator of Wm. P. Bethea,.
Deceased.
Conway, S. C.,
Dec. 18th, 1019. 1^119 3t
ST1EST NEW YEAR EVER
FOR PAST FAVORS
extending to the trading pubr
past patronage, and to wish
rosperous New Year ever.
by far the most successful we
zed more people and sold more
as been a pleasure indeed to
ngs with us have been as fair
ake them.
bles and buggy repository^the
agons, buggies, and harness#ejM
reputable and reliable mer-pflj
g for more than twenty years. I
sual a complete line of stock, I 1
he future as in in the past. Our I I
enable as heretofore and our S c
s is the best evidence of satis- I
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past patronage and wishing!
DS, PRICE AND TERMS I
ectfully, ? I
THOMPSON
ard of Horry County. I
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