The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 19, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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0 % n FAGB EIGHT INFLUENZA WEAK ENS THE BLOOD I Breaks Your Vitality?Leaves 1 You Helpless When Exposed to Other Germs : THESE ARE DANGEROUS i DAYS If in Doubt Afcout Your Blood Tarfe repto-Mangan, Famous Red Blood Builder. ] If you are just recovering from a ? fight with the 4Flu/ it will be weeks before you're really out of danger. Your blood has exhausted its strength?it is in no condition to j fight off other disease germs it may he exposed to. That is why doctors aovise staying away from crowds as ^ long as possible. Y'ou can help your blood get back its strength?its stability to fight ^ off disease?by taking that splendid tonic Pepto-Mangan. The famous blood builder will sup j ply the iron and other properties your blood lacks and help you re- ( gain your old time vigor and enthusiasm. \ Get. Pepto-Mangan today. It may j bo had at any drug store in either liquid or tablet form. Make your own choice as to liquid or tablet. ^ They are exactly the same in medicinal value. Take which ever you pvefer. But be sure you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask for "Gude's" ^ and be sure that the name is on the package. (Advertisement.) r i Dates must be made ten days 1 Ahead of Sale. x R. 0. H A N S 0 N J Auctioneer & Appraiser , 213 North 6th Street WILMINGTON, N. C. N ?t V PROGRAM FOR THE < LOWER PEE DEE UNION Place, Mt. Hermon; Time, Feb. c 2? 28, 29, 1920. n Friday 11 A. M.?Introductory Sermon by L. F. Westbury. I Recess. ^ 12:15?Devotional exercises by ^ Moderator. 1 12:30?Churches called, Delegate < fenrolled. 1 1 P. M.?Now or Misccellaneou * l< business. a 1:15?Rc7)ort of Committees. 1:30?Query No. 1?Meaning Of John 1st, 12-13. 1:45?Song and Benediction. Saturday, 9:30 A. M. Song and 1 Epidemics of Influenza usuall the public of a return of Influenza 1 Infliion/dr is becoming epidemic agai infew.tiron, ? > fluty not only to self bul In the epidemic of 1891 it wi tive of this disease. Last year pi anrf on n stupendous scale. No cal Oil of Eucalyptus, combined with o l?U<?{Jphie Waive. Every citizen sh against the Flu germs which infect leading to the air passages is the b becoming epidemic. Eucapinc prot If You Take Flu by careless exposure ami failure t< properly sterilize the air passages tht doctor should be called immediately If neither doctor nor nurse are to In had, take a good purgative, licduct the aching and fever !>y taking Aspi tone (2 tablets) every hour till tlu fever is mastered. Hub the throat ntu1 chest with Eucapinc. Fill the nostrib and sniff it hack into the throat. Pul some Eucapinc on the hack of thi tongue. Swallowing a little, no largei than a pea, will do good rather tlinr harm. IMace n teaspoonful in a coffei pot with water, bring to a boil and in hale the steam through a pastcboan tunnel. Keep up this treatment per sistently till the*doctor nrrives. Man; physicians will continue just this treat mcnt and nothing more. Weakness am heart depression arc characteristic o Influenza. Plain Aspirin is slight!, heart depressant. For that rensoi Aspitone should he used as it does no depress the heart, containing wit! Aspirin a safe, slight heart exhilaran to counteract the slightly depressing ei feet of the Aspirin. Your druggist can supply Aspiton tablets, the box, and Eucapin H&Jve W)c the jar. If your druggb does not keep it order by mail from th manufacturers. Eucapino Salve is indicated akin and is therefore useful in trc sores, burns, bruises, insect bites, of tho air passages and as a curat eutly used, entirely dependable, ft .'' The Piedmont I '? Piayer Service. 10 A. M.?Query No. 2. t 10:80?Ministers and Deacons * called upon for reasons for their 1 non-attendance. 11 A. M.?Written report on progress of 75 Million Campaign by J. C Spivey. i 11:30?Query No. 3. 12 A. M.?Sermon by Rev. R. O. 1 Hendrix. 1:30?Song and Benediction. Sunday, 10 A. M.?Mass Meeting t>y W. J. Hendrix. 1 11:30?Missionary Sermon by J. 1 HL Causey. L. D. Holt, W. J. Hendrix, ?COMMITTEE. rnvr\n^'\;u v/r iiukhi UIM1UIN. The Horry Union will convene with < Pauley Swamp Baptist church the 27 th, 28th and 29th of Feb. 1920. Introductory Sermon on Friday at FA. M., preached by Rev. W. C. Reaves. # At 12:30 Roll call and reading of letters. Query No. 1?Do Christians t Quench the Holy Spirit, if so, how ? a By T. J. Vaught. y Miscellaneous and Adjournment. 1 (Saturday, Opening of Exercises by r the (Moderator at 10 A. M. d Query No. 2.?What is Meant by C Mark 4th chapter and 12th verse7 By Rev. G. C. Hcdgepeth. t Query No. 3.?The Need of the r Seventy-five Million Dollar Cam- v laign Now and What is each Church ii Member's Duty as to its Support? t By Rev. Johnson. Preaching by R. O. Hendricks. c Sunday?Missionary Sermon by h Rev. G. C. Hcdgepeth. n ?By Committee. t r* O HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY f A crowd of little folks wore de- 1< ightfully entertained Friday afternoon, January 291 ti, from 8:80 to \> >:80, at a birthday party, given by d \athcrine McCoy, in honor of heritl ninth birthday. A number of games b vero played, after which they were r< nvited into the dining room, where y iot chocolate and cake were served. f< la eh child was given a bag of nut ti udge to take home. The table was Hi 'cry striking with the birthday cake "ith nine candles as a centerpiece. Vfler the refreshments reveal more F lames we*e enjoyed, after which the d hildren went home, having spent a 11* post delightful afternoon. h Those present, were Jamie Norton, o katrice Ambrose, Charles Dusen- ei niry, Fiances Scarborough, Nellie li dartin, Claude Dusenbury, Madeline L )ii: enbury, Kuniee McMillan, Kate j a ktshman, Geraldine llryan, Gla'K - c< .lliott, Hazel Taylor,"Lucilc l.ang-,-1 ey. Kutherine Jenkins, Elva Lewis, md Herbert Duke. \\ o NOTICE OF MEETING. f. c: Notice is hereby given that a meet- a op; of the stockholders of the Wac- '' A j^jjj v cover two seasons. Medical authority thit* winter. The history o? the disease ji in it is the duty o| every citizen to tak ; to the public for every case developed c( is discovered in Rutland that Oil of Euci reparations containing this superb antiso tarrh jjoim or similar enemies of hmnai ther volatile oils in a refined petrolatun ould use it, in nostrils and throat thre the atmosphere during the epidemic. i'st possible health insurance at the presc ;ects against infection of colds, coughs, i To the Doctor > The following is the (pinlitative for. inula for lOucnpine Salve. The quauti- , tstive formula will be sent you together with a full sized jar of the salve on oi receipt of your request. If you have . not already proven the great value of this formula in your practice, you will he greatly pleased with results when used as an inhalant in steam vanor o" I when applied in throat and nostrils and ,, wherever directly applied to any in- ' " flamed surface. It is antiseptic, n ull o ' gesic and antiphlogistic and only ? slightly rubefacient. ... I Quantitative Formula "T^v Oil Kucalyptiis Globulus OH Peppermint I X. Oil PlnuH Sllvestris / *, ] ' Oil Wlntergreen > Menthol >? Gum Camphor ' Thoroughly mixed in proper ratio s - and sequence and at proper tempera- u 1 ture, with refined Petrolatum base. it Antiseptic Analgesic Antiphlogistic ! 0 Prevents Relieves Alln.vs 1 Infection Pain Influromatlon < in nil enso of inflammation of mombran intmont of Influenza, croup, pnomnonia, akin abrasions, sunburn, blisters, sore f ive t rent.ment in inflammatory condition lanufacturcd only by Laboratories, Incorporate* THE HORRY HERALD, COB :ama\v Steamboat Co. will be held at ! he offices of the company,in Con- i -vay, S. C., on Monday, March 1st, L920, at twelve o'clock noon, the purmse of the said meeting being to con ider the advisability of winding up lie affairs of the said Corporation, ? md the surrender of its Charter. I ?D. A. SP1VEY, lated at Conway, S. C. President. '' January 29th, 1920. 2|5 4t (S & McM) WARNING ISSUED | BY ADMIRAL SIMS i Up Against it" in Next War if America is Alone?Explains His Criticism. Jersey City, N. J.?A warning hat the United States may be "up igainst it" in the next war if she las to face an enemy's navy single landed, was uttered by Rear Adniral William S. Sims, in an adIress delivered before the Jersey yity Lincoln Association. "We got away with the job this ime," said Admiral Sims, "but we nay be up against it next time, nth a navy that is now busy fightng the navies of other countries at he same time." The Admiral declared that any riticisms he had ever made hail con made for the benifit of the v\y but that Americans do not like o be criticized. "Amercia cannot and does not ask or criticisms," he declared. "You now that." They argue: "We're all right and if we're not ;e don't want to hear it." This is a angerous attitude and has cost us liousands of lives. Assumption has eon made that I have criticized the ecord of the navy. I have gone bennd the limit in praising the men 3i" their Work. I have told the mifVi enmn Af flilts utq o nnf I II til fc T V/ 1 1 lv> VA W* A ?? ff UU ??v V ked." To Tone Down News. The admiral said he wrote from ingland with an idea of 'toning own' some of the news. "I wanted i modify," he said, "some of the eadliness that were appearing in ur papers and were being reprint- ' (1 on the other side. These headnes of articles assumed that the fnited States was the potent factor t that time. We had only three per ?nl of the fighting forces. It wa:i io fame response. "We're all right and if we're not c don't want to hoar it." T' ? admiral said 5t had been inji\ ed that some naval officials had i!" ir.rd the idea of having civilian ut! o"ities in charge of naval mat- ; . "T want to tate emphatically f } ? , a 1V11/U tSS vSa have for months, been v: uuiy ustified this warning an.I uovv t>i..* ;o all possible precautions agaii.s institutes a new center of infection ilyptus was effective a prevent ptic oil were used very effective.)' i health can live in its presence i base constitutes the formula o c or four time? a day to protec This sterilization of the orifice* int time when the disease is again 3ore throat, catarrh, etc., as well. To the Druggist Last year during the Influenza epi?mic, we were overwhelmed with rus; rders for Eucapine to tli < deg enithr.' e were utterly unable to 111 1 all order . ml many had to be eancelJe 1 f.om our licer inability to manufacture Eueainc Salve fast enough. This year, wing'^to our extensive advertising earnuign the irormal business is mueh irger and we may again be unable to upply the full demand. If your stoek is low, order nt once a avoid the possibility of shortage on unit orders. There is no danger in tocldng liberally to meet em rpou io iS the rapidly growing popularity c.' Sucapino Salve assures a steady am: onstantly increasing demand. If you have failed to stock it thus ar, order from your jobber at on re. There is no other aalve which exactly ills the field of Eucapino. To substi;ute is to do an injustice to your customers. Eucapine does not blister the nostrils or the tender skin of an iu"ant's chest, but its curative qualities n iufiammatory conditions are unexcelled. e? of the nir nnflsnrrrs nr./l r.f *lio floro throat, coughs, col ! *, catarrh, eot. As a preventative < f iii?"c ion s it is, when properly ami p?rs;.?td, Clinton, 3. C. [WAY, 8 0., TSB. 19, 1920. ic commented, "that there is nothng to it." Referring to the charges brought igainst him of being pro-British he said that any man who lived in a mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmm The Burrow True I I MO Capital Stock $50,000 THE NEW BAI N ) Board of Directors: F. A. Burroughs D. M. Burroughs ?T. E Bryan T. T. Elliott ACCOUNTS 9 rjiiK UJSJMT. INTEREST PAII Money to Loan S3 Main Streel T. T. ELLK TSSSSSSSSSSSSSmSSBSSmSSSSSSSZ ' '!/' \ " i Carrying a' for less ths Freight rates have pla} in the rising cost of livi i Other causes?the ws duction, credit inflation to the cost of the n< freight charges have a< "The average charg of freight a mile is A suit of clothing before the war ^ miles by rail fror Angeles for 16& c f Now the freight and the suit sells i The cost of the suit hs The freight on it has i: Other transportation i cost of the finished art to the mills and the cl these other charges an more. The $10 pair of i tell for $5 goes fin land factory to th< a freight charge < one cent more tha i Beef pays only tj a pound freight New York* American freight est in the world. Qfiis advertisement Association of 3 Thn$$ Hssirinf information oona obtain liioratur by writing t< Eaocutiws, HI Bro * foreign country for the purpose of studying conditions was bound to be called "pro-this or pro-that." "Look at Hoover/' he added, "he is being called pro-British." I ghs Bank & tCo. Surplus $10,000 NK NOW OPEN Officers: F. A. Burroughs, Pres. D. M. Burroughs, V. Pres. J. E. Bryan, V. Pres. T T. Elliott, Cashier. I SOLICITED i ) ON TIME DEPOSITS on Good Security. ! >, Conway, S. C. )TT, Cashier. i | i' ' ' J | I Ton a Mile m a Cent /ed a very small part ?g. iste of war, under-pro? have added dollars scessities of life, while dded only cents. *e for hauling a ton i less than a cent that sold for $30 vas carried 2,265 n Chicago to lx>s ents. charge Is 22 cents or $50. it ioc?M>d 20 rfo/Zaf, ncreased only Sj cent*. charges enter Into the icle?carrying the wool oth to the tailors?but lount to but a few cents . shoes that used to * om the New Enga Florida dealer for of 5% cents?only n the pre-war rate,' j 4? f_ J. _ * .a r ATu-mirua ui a tcm . from' Chicago to j rates are the low*1 i i t is published by the lailway executives I tminp ths nftrwd situation map I > Ths Association of Failtsap I ad way, Nsw York. > I. ...... - -- - g II HftDLEY-SESSION S. I Popular Younjk, Cc'p'c Were Mai- H ried Last Thursday. H The marriage of Miss Mo self a Kc.dley to Mr. Benjamine E. Sessions took place last Thuauday af- II ternoon, Feb. 12th, at 5:30-4$(ock at II The Ardmore, home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. Hedley. II The guests included only the intimate friends of the couple. The lower floor of the home was?^H tastefully decorated in green and white. The broad staircase coming down the center of the lar^e hall was beautifully draped in green and white, the white tapers burning on the columns from top to bottom of the staircase added a soft glow to the decorations. The wedding party stood just at the foot of the stairs. II Cut plants, palms and Southern lax were used as decorations in tnc^H front parlors and hall. ? I Just before the entranc^Lpf the wedding party Mrs. W. O. Davis, in her sweet voice sang, "Constancy." II To the strains of Mendlesohn's wedding chorus, played by Mrs. Andrew D. Jones, the bridal party down the stairs. First came bridesmaids, Misses Mollie Winifred Alexander, Ruth Weatherby and Minnie Collins, all wearing dainty frocks of white organdie, II large white hats and carrying carrations. Then came the maid of 1 nor, Miss Ella Sessions, sister of hi. bridegroom, in a go# of flesh organdie with picture hat and carry ing roses. The bride, beautiful an 1 becomingly attired in her going away suit of blue Jersey cloth, carrying a shower bouquet of bride's roses and lillies of the vally, came down the stairs on the arm of her father, Dr. C. Hedley, and was met ^B by the groom and his best man, ^B Whitcford Sessions. The beautiful ^B ring ceremony of the Methodist ^B church was used, Rev. B. G. Murphy, ^B pastor of the young couple, officiat II H In the back hall, prettily decorat- ^B er in green, Miss Genewood Norton H| presided over the Punch bowl, Miss ^B Mildred Collins registered the guests II in the wedding book while Miss ^B Florence Epps very gracefully pre- II sided over the basket of souvenir ^B cake boxes. ^B The brides only ornaments were ^B a beautiful string of pearls, the gift ^B of the groom, and an unique brooch, ^B representing the English coat of ^fl aims, an heirloom. Mr. and Mr. Sessions left imme- ^B diately after the ceremony on their wedding trip. They will be at hom? to their friends at The Ardmore af- ^B tor February 20th. ?o DK. AND MRS. LEWIS H ENTERTAIN. One of the most enjoyable social ^B affairs of the winter season was the ^B dinner tendered by Dr. and Mrs. G^ ^B I. Lewis to the teachers of the Bur-^H roughs High School at their real- ^B dence on Fifth Avenue Tlui??a,io?r evening, February 12th. A delight- ^B ful evening was enjoyed by all of ^B the faculty members with the ex- II ception of two who were unavoid II al ly detained. ^B Arriving at 7::i0 the guests were ^B received in the parlor by Dr. an ! II Mrs Lewis and spent sometime in ^B annimated conversation and in listen ^B ing to phonographic miyrifral selec- ^B I ens. From 8 to 10 ; the dining ^B room was thrown open and a tempt- ^B mg six course dinner was served in ^B a most tasteful manner, Misses ^B Cyltie and Elise Lewis acting a* ^B waitresses. ^B Dr. and Mrs. Lewis are patrons II of the school and had the doubl 5 ^B purpose in mind of affording them ^B solves and their guests an enjoyab'e^B evening and permitting the teachers ^B to meet together outside of school ^B liours on a purely social and inti- ^B mate {plane. ^B Among those enjoying the hos- ^B pilality of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis on ^B this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. B. IB D. Alexander, E. T. McSwain, Miss-^B es Jennie Coleman, Donna^jboleman, ^B Edna Earle Spivey, Mary Hapllee,^B Jane Kirby, Mary VanLandin^fernit^H Mis. Jessie Woodward, and Mr. and^H Mrs. M. A. Wright. ?v????? NOTICE or DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the u^^^f dersigned qualified executor olf last will and testament of Claude A^^| Magwood, deceased, having filed hls^f final account as such Executor, will^H apply to the Judge of Probate in anrt^f for Horry County, at Conway, South Carolina, at eleven o'clock in the^f forenoon on the first ^Monday in^H March next, it boing the first day of^B aid month, for a final discharge as^H *uch Executor. TATf%T trnnritt a ti? o wriiN ivriiionAW, H Executor of the last Will and Testament of Claude A. Mnpwoo 1,^H D^cearrd. >ated Jan. 31st, 1920. .... 2[51 3t Pd. I