The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 11, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
You Eo More Work,
You re more ambition j end you get more
jnjoyment out of owrytiiiiift when youi
blood is in good condition. Impurities it; j
the blood hsvo a very depressing of feet'on I
the syjtem, enuring weakness, laziness
nervousneas and sickness.
OROVil'S TASTELESS Chill TONK
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
nnd Enrich ng the Glcod. When you feel
its strengthens A invigorating effect, soo
? how it brir.gi c lor ) tho checks and how
it improves i n o: petite, you will then
PrajBcinte 't.3 tr::o tonic value.
Qkktf~'S Cluii IONIC
ia not a r :.i medicine, it is simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant oven children like it. The
blood need 3 Quinine to Purify it and IRON
to Enrich it. Ti:o?n reliable tonic prop?
ertlcs never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S
TASTELESS Chid TONiC has made it
* the favcrite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-five years ago, folks
would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a
member of their family had Malaria or
needed a body-building, strength-giving
tonic.? Th#> f? irnMila A ?
.vxuu.U M JUDL Hlt3 HUIUC 10- I
day, and you can get it from any drug
store. 60c per bottle.
COST OF LIVING
SOARS UN EUROPE
"^Scvcn Other Nations Showing
Greater Increase of Food's
Than the United States.
WaAmgton.?Living costs have
advanml more in seven fore:gn
countries since 1914 than in the
United States, according to comparisons
of retail food prices* in
nine countries, including America,
made public by the Bureau of Labor
Stastistics. In Australia and New
Zealand, however, the advance was
less than in this oountry.
rn * ?
raicing July 1914, as the basic
p'cint, the bureau shows that the retail
prices of the principal food articles
in the United States had increased
by 88 per cent in September, 1
1919, compared with advances of
116 per cent'in Great Britain, and 93
per cent in Canada during the same 1
period. 1
The comparisons are made from !
the latest reports from the various '
countries. In August, 1919, the in- (
crease in the United States was 86
per cent, compared with 169 per
in France, 112 per cent in Norway *
and 210 per cent in Sweden, while
in Australia and New Zealand 1
prices climbed but 48 per cent.
April, 1919, the latest report from V
Italy, showol an advance of 181 per
cent there against 78 per cent in 1
this country. 1
In September food prices had
climbed 159 per cent in Paris a d '
114 per cent in Rome.
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The Consumer?Butter eggs, and f
bacon up again! What's the cause g
of these advancing prices? Profiteering?
^JjThe dealer?Oh, by no means, 1
' sir ? Its the unusual shortage of,'
pennies and nickels. Th^t makes it I
ho hard to give any change out of a
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cored w
by local applications as they cannot reach ti
the diseased portion of tho ear. There is ,1;
only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness, Uj
i ana that is by a constitutional remedy i*i
HAUL'S CATARRH MEDICINE acts "
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces CI
of the System. Catarrhal- Deafness is nr
caused by an inflamed condition of tho
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. t,l
When this tube io inflamed you havo a .
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and U
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is tho ,,,
result. Unless tho inflammation can be re
duced and this tube rostored to its nor- is
maMconditlon, hearing may bo destroyed ,
forever. Many cases of Deafness aro r?
caused by Catarrh, which is on inflamed ir
condition of the Mucous Surfaces.
/ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any S1
case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE.
All Druggists 7f?c. Circulars free. I
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W. S. M'CASKIIL ON
STATE GAME LAWS
I
Facts Plainly Stated on One
Interesting Phase of The
Subject.
A question frequently asked la
"would you rather latch fish or eat
ihcip?" Most folks would ia'her
catch till they got hungry, then eat
some, however, it is strongly implied
that the catching i; about as funny
as the eating, OEpecir.lly tc a rportsn
an. Snortsmon rnnhf* Hr-n
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ether people but their hearts aro }
light and they are honest.
A ho# cats ucoms and never lock j
up to see where they arc from, n >r i
the pie...poet. of another ciop. If hi*
had a bank account he would squan
der the Inst penny without a thought
of a deposit. If he could catch fish
he would try to devour the lust seal
in one night. He has a crcokc { tail
and a kick in his side m ikes him
squeal. The last two characteristic
:io not apply to the two legged hog
but the rest does. \
Fortunately most Souths Carol! j
fishermen are real sportsmen, in I j
v/cie delighted when six years ago
the legisalturo very judiciou ly ox
tended a friendly hand to the fas*
disappearing varicites of fish an I
game in South Carolina.
Recently Col. Elliott of Yamesse, r
venerable old war horse o( the Civil
War told mo that away back in the
"sixties" he and his neighbors formed
a sort of mutual game protection
society which in effect exists to this
day. Pity there hadn't been m iv
Col. Elliotts.
In those days we walked to our
hunting grounds and loaded with- u
ramrod before shooting, statute
were not so very necessary. But j
think of this in contrast with present ,
conditions. The increase of population,
prosperity and cultivated fields,. I
innumerable food, everywhere avail
able, and the deadly automatic in
the hands of thou sands of crackshots,
and easily see the absolute necessity
of statutes and they thoroughly
enforced.
The little boy of nowadays who
feels a sporty thrill at the sight
of Daddy's gun and the little sriri
who has enjoyed the bed time stories
ii Uncle Remus and Mother Goose,
will want to contribute something to i
the monument of their f?iend, M . ,
W. II. Gibbos, head of the S at- J
game department, who has labo e l 1
o earnestly to save for them th< i
diare of The Little Woods Folk1, Mr.
Fox, Bio. Rabbit, and Bobby Coon.
lie is the first executive to ma1:"
his department stand rut boldly am!
espectcd.lby in comparison with otoir
State departments, a formidable
rality.
In chosing his office forco he
v.cans to select men not oniy of ex
culive ab.iblity but men of tact w <
vill deal charitably but firmly, no: r
comprising a principle.
He believes that with his pre sen
nganization anu the coopei ati'on cf povtsm.cn
every where that the most
it rsistent violators may be convinc- i
d, without strife or friction, of the f.
rror of their way and become real
portsrnen and friends. ]
When there was no evidence of i
E?w or officers, and when it was like \
scramble to see who would get the c
est bream, then 1 became something s
f a hog myself as I naturally want- I
d to harvest my share of this same s
ron SO T t.l'ind l\oV>!n/l '1
? I-, - UW1IIIU c*
et but Holmes said I was a sorry
addler. v
Now the machinery is in motion to v
ring fish back to the streams and ^
e are all going to quit for a while r
'ith the probable exception of the ^
corn eater and we will make him
uit. t
I can't tell a negro from a white ^
mn in the night, nor broad cloth (j
rom Jeans between May 1st and 0
opt. 1st. "Nuff said." r
dUCH STEALING !
CAUSES ALARM>
r- a
Buenos Aires.?Belief that '? t!
idespread international organiza- h
on is at work stealing merchan- A
ise from steamships is expressed c<
i a report of the United State * w
lamber of commerce in Argentina, tl
he chamber investigated the loss f?
' valuable merchandise by pilfcrg
from ships plying to this port g
nl found "that the same chai actor- h
tics are visible in thefts of mer- r<
inndise frcm Italy, Spain and p
n.?1an/l ?? *"? - '
ijjictmi tw 11 uui i/iic u niton \i
iates." p
The investigation was made u~< si
e request of the allied chamber ti
coirrr.cvce which asked aU the 'bj
THE HORRY HERALD. C
Our success t
ability to be
Community.
This means si
We offer tlii
way of assis
your financial
Regardless o
problems are
wo will be gl
courteous am
tontion.
The Burro
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GOODS
2 cars No.
2 cars Salt
2 cars Goo
1 car Burt
1 car Feed
1 car Whit
Big' stock Meat, Lard, SI
Feed, Velvet Beans, ever;
stock of Sugar.
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1 Oar Full Value Self-risir
1 Car Sweet Rose Self-ris
2 cars Oats
2 cars Hay
Goods arri>
COOPER-SMIT
Headquarters for every!
WA
ALL SORTS '
LATHE
DRILL
! COHWAY
2jio|4w . Milton Pi
uaocc BMH?a? ? >?msWtiT\ i nn? hi ? in
members to make similar invo t
aliens.
<4Tnc increase in pilferage durir
iast few months had been alum
ng," says the report. "An effo
as made to deduce from the ev
!? nee received the value of the gooc
tolen, but this was impossible a
hough in general terms it woul
cem to run into hundreds of tln/?
ands of dollars of gold
"One curious feature developc
vhich was that pilferage occui
vith frequency in articles sent j
>arcels post, in which there is r
( -.course if no value has been d<
Jared.
"The thefts have all the charaeristics
of systematized robber
y people who know the merchar
ise and also know the peculiaritic
the shippers. It would seen
moreover, that a widespread intei
ntional organization was at wor
01 the same characteristics ai
isible in thefts of merchants
rom Italy, France, Spain, an
h; gland as from the United State!
"One house imported a lot of 3
utomobilcs. It is the custom o
liia, factory to pack the set of tool
* one special corner of the cas<
l hole was cut into this particula
inner of 29 cases and the tool set
'ere removed. Apparently th
liieves know exactly where to loo
3i* the articles they desired.
"Another house which import dr;
rods found that zinc lined case
ad been opened, the silk content
amoved and an equal weight of oa
ut into the cases wirch we o nail <
p. Another h"use which also im
arts drygoods had seve: al cases o
Ik velvet completely rifled and \<
le coses were found eott' n go d
f an inferior quality Fach ?
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ON WAY, S. C., MARCH 11, 1920
iepcncs upon our
of service to the
srvice to you.
s service in the rstance
in solving
problems,
f whether your
large or small,
ad to nive them
d interested ats
1 is l/i
it 0.
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c2rx5acznLr^r^ATwane^?flKru!|5>isey^B*z*^^wsM^-.
TnTTTGK I
1 Timothy Hay
d nice
Or f,s
Oals
e Corn
lorts, Hen Feed, Meal, Dairy
ytlung in Groceries, also fair
ARRIVE
ig- Flour I
mgl'lour
ring daily.
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hmg: in Groceries and Feed
Staff.
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OF REPAIR WORK
BLACKSMITH
SAW HAMMERING
nsifsi wmh'j I
ttman, Lessee.
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i- these cases involved losses amountmg*
to nearly $10,000 in gold. On"
ig cxpoiter of silk, from Europe, with
a- the idea of deceiving the thieves
1changed his form of packing and
i- nlcA u:.. ..i--*- -
iius flipping marks but the,
Is thieves wont direct to the packages
1- ml rifled them as though they knew
t t beforehand what they contained.
Two separate shipments each con -'
ainipg IbO.OOO sewing machine need
id 'es were stolen, the empty boxes ar\s
iving in Buenos Aires, although
>y in this case the shippers have comto
plete security that the merchandise
3- was loaded on the steamer in proper;
condition in New York. A merchant
> makes his custom house declaration
y in harmony with the shipping doeul
ments received from abroad and
oust pay duty on goods that were
i, stolen.
> "The British steamship companies
k it first and more recently the Amer-;
e van steamship companies have in-1
13 . luded in bills of Jading a clause to I
d the effect that the steamer will not (
' e responsible for pilferage in ail
0 ascs in which loss can be covered
f by insurance.
"Insurance companies are incroas-||
i. 'heir rates and threaten to make I
r till more increases. The attitude of
s he steamship companies and the cap
o '.dns is a direct invitation to unrein
-rioted theft on beard ship. As
'oft increases, insurance rates will
y \ciea-e and the eventual prejudice
s > legitimate commerce threatens to
c very grave.
l| "Ti < opinion of responsible mari
1 ;mc ins;r.ar-co agents and#adjusters
who avc in close touch with the sitf
ration is that, ti " only remedy is for
i !hc steamship companies to reas
time re; pon ibility for pilferage an 1
f it; ci i? ;>> isiV. iltitig* to do so
I
governmental pressure sh uld b_brought
to bear to compel them t >
iiin p?to this lev. k.
! Citrt'on Notice.
STATE OF SOU THOAROLINA,
I County of Horry.
| By J. S. VAUGHT, ESQUIRE,
PROBATE JUDGE.
WHEREAS, Rufus M. Dyson,
jnadc suit to me, to grant him Letters
of Administration of the Esatale
of and effects of Fffie Jane
Dyson.
| THESE ARE THEREFORE to
cite and admonirh all and singular
the kin '.red and creditors of the
' s.-v 1 Effi? T'v*o Dyson, decea e \
that > be and appear, before mo.
; in the Court of Probate, to bo hob'
J at Conway, S. C., on the 27th day of
March 19/.0 next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
j.c shew cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not
(be go anted.
GIVEN under ray Hand, thin 4th
day of March Anno Domini, 1920.
! Published on the nth and 18th
days of March 1920 in the Horry
I Herald. J. S. VAUGIIT, (I.. S.)
Judge of Probate for Horry County.
TO FORM HOME CASH
MARKETS IN STATE
\
Indorsement of the activities of
the South Carolina dcvelopnien
j board, successor to the South Carolina
Landowners' association, has
.been given by the Columbia Auto
l motive Trades association at a rc;
cent meeting of the bedy. The au
tomcbilc dealers of the state ar
called on in resolutions to cooperate
n the a. tivii iVo i
. \-i uiu uw.ni.
The text of tlio resolution reacts:
"Whereas, the C( lumhia Automotive
Trades association in the .Jefferson
hotel on Monday, Fcbiuar,.
jlG, 1920, after hearing* a full explan
^ at ion of all the activities of the
South Carolina development board
and especially the work of forming
home cash markets for the divers!
fied farm products and live stock the
eduactional institutions of the state
lyre preparing the farmer to raise,
J and, i
"Whereas, the urgent necessity ofi
j immediate and drastic action in
forming these markets was fully explained
by George U. Wheeler, manager,
South Carolina development
i board, and is fully appreciated and
I understood by the Automotive Tradi
es association; then, be it
"Resolved, That this association
fully indorse the work in hand an 1
go on record as adviung all automobile
dealers in the state of our a\5s
lion, request our members to join
the South Carolina development
board and make the same appeal to
all persons in the slate interested in
I educational, economic and civic ad
! vanoernent, and ho it. further
| "Resolved, That the greatest nosIsiNo
publicity ho given those rcsolui.Jonp
?irwl 4 ?" * '1
. ...... .11 j?j!.r;ors I :l IMO ' t'XtO
I be asked to publish same."
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MERCHANTS 1
CGLl!
MARCH 2
Positively the greatest (
history. $20,000 wortli
free to everybody, inclu
certs by?
The Worl
ARTHUR PR
BIG STREET FA
A WONDERFUL I
lUiVMjyiUUTH CANv
AUTO EXHIBITS, 1
ASSEMBLY OF AM
BIG HOME CC
THOUSANDS Wl
For particular)
t.ary Columbia
Commerce, or
1 urn Via Automotr
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PAGE THREE
AMERICA TO BHiKE
NOT POSSIBLE HOW
American Officers Not Permitted
to Bring Wives Until
Conditions Improve.
American Headquarters, Coblcnr,
Germany?No more American ofi'c
crs are to be p rmittod to bring
their wives from America to the
imcil living conditions improve in
Coblenz, it. was announced recently
in a war department cable fiw.>?
Vvashingtcn. C blenz is one of th?most
crowde 1 cities of Europe being
headquarters of the interallied
Uhincland high commission in addition
to the seat of command of the
15,000 United States troops stationed
in the bridgehead area.
It is c lime.led that there arc approximaw
1;? 200 Ameri an officers
j witii iluir wives in Co- 1 nz, many
(fixers having also brought over
'heir ehild'c.i aril servants. In num
crcur ca cs an American f m.!y and
a Gorman family are quartered in
the same In u o or apartment, using
jibe same kitchen. Thcno i scarcely
[ \ C n man fa . ily in Cohhnz which
i has not one or more allied soldiers
! r member of vhe H' inCand comj
mission hiilc'.ed in their homo.
Mrs. Key Car.-mack, assistant see <
eta: v of a New Yi .k tiust c mpany,
has a unique po iiion, as it is
her duty to help women sysh mize
their financial affairs and also keep
Ihem prepare household budgets.
?.Miss Annie Pago a newspaper
v.oman of Ashland, Kv., has been ap
pointed aide-de-camp of the staff of
Ciovernor Black. She has the rank ol
coh nel and is probably the first woman
in the country to be thus lion
I overt. t
H. W. Marlow returned lust week
from Baltimore where he purchased
a nice line of goods, clothing and
I furnishings for the J. M. Marlovr
| Store on 3rd Ave,
' adviseTfarmers*
TO RAISE F08D
"The high cost of living should
designate the year of 1920 as a
slogan for 'hog and hominy' on
e\cvry cotton farm in the South."
American Colt'n association. "If
says a statement issued by the
the cotton grower dors not produce
ample supplies of food and feed
crops on his farm tins year because
of a will and unbusinesslike
1 ci amble t grow cotton and gen
rich the roriilt next fall will bo financial
clonic 1 >nn and a chaotic
amdition which it will take year;
'or Southern fanners to recover'
from.
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N D -TRADE
WEEK
!2 T0 27
Sala Week in Columbia's
i of feature attractions
ling- nine big* free cond
Famous
TOR'S RAND
lRADES daily
fashion show
ras auditorium
prade exhibits
[erican legion
)MING WEEK
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Secretary Core
Association
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