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"THURSDAY, FEB. 19, 192Q.
Fanners in Horry County are reac
ing more than they used to do. The
will have its effect.
More and better crops should be
the aim of every Horry County farmer
this year.
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The good farmer will use all the
time that nature gives him during
the Winter months in getting readj
for his crops.
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The weather has not been col<:
enough to hill many of the 'boll weevils
in this county. Two hard snow
would have helped a great deal.
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Land may decline to some extent
in selling values during the next
few years; but in the opinion of
many, it will never go down to stay
but is obliged to remain high.
Investigate the peanut and you
will find that it is one of the most
valuable things that are known as
about twenty different products are
now being made from it.
Much good material has been allowed
to decay in this section of the
country during the last several
-years while piices were low. Nothing
will be thrown away "now.
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In the matter of sweet notahnos
we predict that Horry County will
one day be the equal if not the
greatest county in the State in the
. total amount produced and the
greatest amount per acre.
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Some one remarked lately that
the Legislature has not been doing
anything and would not do anything
during this entire session; and then
another man said that the least they
did the better it would be for the
State. IIo says we already have toe
many laws.
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Horry cotton farmers have not
fully waked up yet to the fact ol
the boll weevil. The weevil appeared
at several places in the county ir
last year's crops, and it has beer
estimated by high authority that th<
damage to the crop of 1920 in Hor
ry County, may p >ssibly be as muci
as forty per cent.
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While the boll weevil inay not cu
off the cotton crop in this count,
this year to any great extent, yet i
will spread greater than it did las
year, and the farmers must wake Uj
without delay to this menace an<
make preparations to fight the con
ditions which the weevil is bound t
bring about.
WHY THEY LEAVE THE FARM.
"Why did you leave the farm, m
lad?
Why did you bolt and leave you
dad ?
Why did you beat it off to town
And turn your poor old father down
Thinkers of platform, pulpit, an
press
Are wallowing in deep distress.
They seek to know the hidden cause
Why farmer boys desert their pa's.
"Well, stranger, since you've been s
frank,
I'll roll aside the hazy bank:
I left my dad, his farm, his plow,
Because my calf became his cow.
"I lef^ my dad, 'twas wrong, c
course,
Because my colt became his horse.
T 1 J 1 A. ? 1
i leu my uau 10 sow aim reap
Because my lamb became his sheep,
I dropped the hoe and stuck the for
Because my pi# became his pork.
The garden truck that I made grow
Was his to sell, but mine to hoe.
"It's not the smoke in the atmoj
phere,
Nor the taste for life that brough
me here.
Please tell the platform, pulpil
press,
No fear of toil nor love of dress
Is driving off the farmer lads:
It's just the method of their dads."
?Exe1 aoge.
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VISIT MAlILO\
Spring I
At Marlon/*--"T
We have gathered togeth*
Ladies ready-to-Wear ev<
In making preparation foi
has been to stress STYLE
est price.
To see how well we have
we want you to visit th<
for yourself. We know it
are odious," but we are i
our Spring goods and prf
in the land.
nRFSSFS THAT AR
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1 in Taffeta, Serge, George
price range of from $14.1
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in Crepe Deschines and G
ors. Price ifrom $4.50 to
; SHORT COAT
?Fashions Favorite?in .
weight, and they are ine:
lovely Coat of Jersey Clo
1 j pleats at back for $22.50
PERSIAN
in long sleeve simply bed
along. The new shade of
brown trimming lend then
Suits. Sash embroidery ;
able features as well as ti
to $14.75.
BEAUTIFUL
made by the best manufai
els, fine hand tailored an(
Price range, $22.50 to $^
LADIES,' MISSES' AMD
FOR !
We will have on display H
the new Spring Styles an<
will be on display.
We cut the price on every
save you real money on <
We are, Yours to Serve,
J. M. M
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sides our stock on ham
want, either cash or tii
Carts, Buggies and Ha
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THE HORRY HERALD, CONY
V'S THIS WEEK
Fashions
he Growing Store"
:r the most beautiful line of
ar offered by this Store,
r this season our aim in view i
and QUALITY at the lowi
accomplished cur purpose
3 "Growing Store," and see
: is said that "Comoarisons
not afraid for you to match
ces with those of any Store
IE PERFEECT PICTURES i
tie Voil and Messalins. A
DC to $47.50.
EW WAISTS
eorgette in all the best col'
$7.50.
S FOR SPRING
Jersey, and Tricitine, light
fcpensive. For instance, a
th, Style Collar, inverted
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J BLOUSES
ton passers.by to take them
flesh , bine, and Tan withiselves
admirable to the new
And drawn work are noticeic
reasonable price, $12.00
SPRING SUITS
sturers with exclusive mod1
the most stylish models.
17.50.
CHILDREN'S DRESS HATS
SPRING
larch ?,lst the very flower of
1 novelty and novelty effects
article sold in our Store and
svery purchase.
ARLOW
ving Store"
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BLACKSMITH
SAW HAMMERING
IRON WORKS
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27 Mules and 5 Horses, beJ.
You can get what you
Tie, and plenty of Wagons,
irness. You are cordiallv
e your choice.
cct fully,
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SAFE PROGRAMS
IN 37 COUNTIES
Clemson College.?During January
there were held 37 county boll weevil
conferences in the territory which
the*boll weevil has invaded. The extension
Service specialists and county
and district agents took an active
part in these meetings in that they
led in discussions of such matters as
probable boll weevil injury, varieties
and practices Tor growing cotton ii
the preence of the weevil, the place
of livestock in safe farming, the
growing of peanuts, tobacco, pota
toes and other cash crops to replac
cotton, marketing farm products
etc.
The conferences, held at the count>
seats, were well attended by rep
resentative farmers and business me.
from all parts of each county, the
number ranging from one hundred t>
five hundred, an.d the total attend
ance figures running towards te-^
thousand,?which indicates in itsek
a lively interest in the boll weevil
and the need for safe farming unde;
weevil conditions.
It was noticeable at the v.v iou
conferences that those countie.
which have already felt the force o
weevil injury are ready now to tuiv
from cotton as a mainstay and art
eager to know about other mono,
crops and to adopt a live-at-hom
policy. On the other hand, the cou
ties which were infested for the
first time in 19J9 but which have
not yet felt any injury from the
weevil have less immediate in tore t
in other money crops or general di
Versification and are likely to plant
good cotton acreages. The program
adopted show that farmers in the
extreme southern and western counties
will plant very small acreage
of cotton, say five acres per plow
and will substitute peanuts and potatoes,
and in some counties tobacco,
and will generally speaking go in
stronger for hogs. These will receive
more attention than heretofore
in the Pee Dee counties and other
parts of boll weevil territory, but
not to any great reduction of the
cotton acreage.
Matters that received more or less
stress at all of the conferences were
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vi/ oovier guitiuns, orcoaruB) poui I
try, etc. |
(2) Good family dairy cows.
(3) More and better feed and pasture
crops for livestock.
(4) Better organization for maring.
(5) The proper warehousing of
cotton.
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LOV ELL-MARTIN.
Miss Lena Bell Lovell was married
to Mr. Larry Martin on January
29th. 1920, the ceremony being performed
at Conway, by Probate
Judge, J. S. Vaught. Both of the j
I contracting parties arc of Jordan- !|
I ville, S. C., and the bride is a daugh j1
I ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Lovell of j
! that section. Mr. Martin is a son of
' Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Martin of that
section. They left immediately for
! Portsmouth, Va., where Mr. Martin
i has been working for some time,
ar.d where they will make their
heme.
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NOTICE.
There will be a meeting- of the
(Stockholders of the Farmers tobacco 1
( Warehouse Co., at its office in Loris, \
S C., on Feby. 28th, 1920, at 3.00
o'clock P. M. for the purpose of increasing
the capital stock of said
Company from Ten Thousand to
Twenty Thousand Dollars.
E. L. SANDERSON,
2jl2?4t Sec'y- & Treas.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.
I hereby forbid any person or peril
sons of hunting, cutting, or moving
away anything, or interfering in any
manner on two certain tracts of land,
known as tra^t No. 7 of the Floyds
I land, and another tract known as the
A. J. Powell land in Green Sea township.
Any persons violating this notice
will be prosecuted to the (ull e.;j
tent of the law.
E. N. TOMPKINS,
2J12 4t Tabor, N. C.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of a decretal order exc
cuted by his Hon. S. W. G. Shipp, at
Chambers, Florence, S. C., of date
Feb. 7th, 1920, in the case of S. W.
Tyler et al vs. W. M. Brandon, the
undersigned will sell at public auc
jtion and out cry before the Court
I House Door at Conway, S. C., within
the legal hours of sale on salesday
i". March, it being Monday, March
1st, 1920, the following described
land and real estate:
A certain piece or lot of land in
the town of Doris, S. C., being on
! the West side of Roil Road., contain
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FLORENCE INFIRMA
Applications for admission
Florence Infirmary Trainin
vited.
Thorough course, covering
Three year term. One hun
have passed State Board c
For information address:
THE FLORENG
l|15|2mos.
intf one (1-4) fourth acre and bourn'
ed as follows: On the East by Johr
n..?i ' ii o 1.1. i 1?
vjiuiiiarn, on uiu oouin oy v^nane^
Watson, on the West by C. M
Reaves and on the North by J. J
Johnson.
Terms of sale Cash, purchaser tc
pay for Stamps and papers. Shouh
any bidder fail to comply with hh
NEW SPRING GOOD
We purchased all our spr
the recent big advances, s
you the grandest line of ?
dress goods eve? shown ii
we don't keep any thirig 1
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make the price the other i
meet. Oall early and let
goods that are in and arr
we have time to mark tl
the lowest, and quality hii
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no of the most heart-touching j
our own Civil War Do:^ fail J
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?ing in
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five reels.
c?25c.
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iestern
eel Comedy.
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the yukon"
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, to the spring term of The 4
ig School* for Nurses are inall
branches of nursing,
dred per cent of graduates
f Medical Examiners.
;e infirmary
FLORENCE, S. C.
I or their bid said land will be resold
i same or some subsequent salesday
* at the risk of such bidder.
W. L. BRYAN,
Clerk of Court and Speciul
Referee.
> sherwood & McMillan,
1 Plaintiff's Attorneys.
5 Eebv. 7th. 1920.?3t.
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IS ARRIVING DAILY
ir& goods last year before
krd we are prepared to show
Jilks, Satins, and all kinds of
1 Horry County. Remember
>ut sell fevery thing. #e
fellow clare not not try to
us show you the beautiSfil
ii/ivi (V /1ai1? rial Iiam Ka^am ^
ATAJLA? UCVJUJ, MWV JUVA ^ MVAVAW f
iem up, we will be lower than
jher than 'the highest. ^
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Dectfully,
iGAIN HOUSE
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