The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 18, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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r Br FADE FOUR Che ftorrj; timiu CONWAY, S. 0. Bitn i il at the Post Office at Conwa* ft. C, m second class mail matter. H. H. WOODWARD fibliihed Every Thursday Morning by Conway Publishing Co. CHANGE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One Copy, One Year $2.00 One Copy, Six Months,.... 1.00 One Copy, Three Months. . .60 Payable in Ad>ance TELEPHONE 21. A . .. Make all Checks or Drafts payable to The Horry Herald, or H. H. Wood- | ward, Conway, S. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1920 A secret told to one man is no longer a secret. Men often give out advice that they do not follow themselves. o No man knows when the present h'gh prices will change and it ir> useless to make predictions. Those who have never raised any children are poor advisers of those who are trying to bring up u family. It takes effort to get what we want in this world and still effort to hold it after we have got it. o "Conway has so far failed to do what it should for the convenience of the farmers that come here to trade.. o The stock that is kept up and fei 1^ t.llP til fit nn\re fVin fo vmAi* ft - - - ? v MWVIV viu?v |JU J O HIV. 1 Ul II1V.1 1 1/ -always has been that way but many did not realize this. o As the people use the motor vehicle more and more, they should increase their knowledge of mechanics in proportion. Build out of good materials and have a lasting improvement. This rule should be applied to the streets and drains of Conway. o The way to control hog cholera, when it breaks out, is to keep the affected hogs in the pasture so that the disease cannot be spread all over "the county. o f Horry County will he under the j. terms of the general stock law and ! those who have feared it in the past J will turn to love it before two years are past. o Some of us begin wrong and for that reason have to end wrong. The only way is to quit and go back to the starting place and get right from that point. 'Hie waters of the W.v.ccamaw river can be harnessed up to produce all of the elect i-ity for lighting and ^ power that this whole county wi l ever need. It will take much money i to do it. o | A farmer in this county raises a 1 the pork he needs for family use from one sow of good breed, and he j has more meat than his neighbor 1 v ho has six or seven head at the ; bars and from ten to fifteen in the woods, all pine rooters and living the same way. o The farmer who places his entire faith in cotton, when the boll weevil takes effect, will be relying on some thing very different from what it v as in years gone by when cotton was considered the most reliable ji enoy crop he could plant. o Kor a long time the *"ilu" was expected to return to scourge t c people in the oaily Kali, 01 early Winter ol 1 ! >!??. That was the time v.hon pre lie ions said it. would be back again. The predict ions missed the mark a., to date, but wa tiue in the main, because the "flu ' has come back and has made trouble in many households in many .-.eelions < f this State, and in ot! ers. o The farmers who have fences will Keep all that they have an 1 try to make as many more as they may need for taking care of their .Took. Most lof them will find it easy to change from the free ranging methods of the past to the private pasture and good care and feeding of the present. They will fall in love with this more modern way as soon a> they have fairly tried if out. o The real way to lasso the price of fertilizers is to mix them yourself at home. Ash your County Agent for help. X ' % * PULP WANTED: Old Pulp Wood ? making contrac quirements dur ending April 1st, are in the mark cordage. For and prices write CAROLINA FIBER CO, Transp SAVE TIME, LABOR All ER PL/ ALSO LINE OF HAND TRA ETERS AND LANTRNS. FOR BA Horry Hart CONWAY ECONOMIC CONDITIONS DESCRIBED BY COUNCIL London.?The supreme council has issued a memorandum on world economic conditions. Its conclusions are as follows: First?It is of paramount importance that peace conditions s' ould be fully and completely restored at the earliest possible moment througn cut the world. To achieve this object it is desir able, first, that peace and normal economic relations should be reestablished at the earliest possible moment throughout Eastern Europe; Second, that armies everywhere should he reduced to a peace footing, that armaments should be limited to the lowest possible figures compatil le with national security and that the league of nations should be invited to consider as soon as possible proposals to this end; third, that states which have been created or enlarged as a result of the war, should immediately reestablish full and friendly cooperation ami arrange for unrestricted interchange I IV |(.f commodities, in order that tin* essential unity of European economic life may not be impaired by the reaction of artificial oc nojhic j barriers. Secondly NTot only the government of each country but all those engaged in the task of production in e\cry land should give immediate) attention to Uie execution of a 1 ' iron ii i which will cant? ihnto f?> li e full resumption of peaceful in j ?iuslrv, to the encouragement ( f s 1-etter output on the part of llv workers in every country, to the ini provement of machinery and mca is oi transportation and the removal <>i such disturbing factors as profiteering. For Strict F/conomy. Thirdly?Each government should immediately consider meahs for urg- i ir?g upon its nationals in every rank | jot life and vital necessity of supress-1 ing extravagance and reducing expenditure, so as to bridge the gap which must forborne years exist between the demand for and the. supply of e. entials commodities. * THE HORRY HERALD, OONW ??????? i WOOD i a V i I r field, sap pine J; we are now * ts for our re- 0 a ing the year t 0 , 1921 and we t C' et for a large t specifications " X - <l 10 - t 1: , HARTSVILLE, S. G. I ? ? \ IASE lanters ID GIVE YOU STRONGINTS NSPLANTERS, THERMOMlLE BY J A _ iware uo. , S. C. 1 T ir ! b< ; p, Fourthly?It is essential that early steps be taken to secure the d deflation of credit and currency h i'iist, by the reduction of recur- a: rent government expenditures within the limits of the revenues; (sec- bi ond) by the imposition of such ad- b ditional taxation as is necessary ti t> secure this result; (third) by the v funding of short term obligations | n by means of loans subscribed out of I the people's savings; fourth, by the j 'f immediate limitation and gradual h curtailment of note circulation. S Fifhtly?Provision for raw ma1 eiials being essential to the res- J1 to ration of industry, means should !f oe found whereby the countries ^ vhich are, in tlie present condition^ of international exchange unable to 11 restart their economic life, can ob- a \ tain commercial credits. It will be possible to achieve then the countries i ^ have made the reforms indicated in ' the foregoing paragraphs. Sixthly: The powers represented at the conference recognize the necessity for continued coopevat:orj I | between the allies and for removing | obstacles to the eacy interchange of essential commodities. They will continue to consult together regarding the provision and distribution of i necessary ray materials and food- j tuffs with a view to the early res- i iteration of normal conditions, i To Restore Territory ' | Seventhly: The powers repre- * i sftnled at the conference have given J icrreful atttention to the special ! mk .1 case of the devastated region ;, and! j moie particularly to northerns , I'Yance. The restoration of these < u'eas is of primary importance for t h.e establishment of the rcon ml? i < < uilibi iurn of Eurppe and the re- < sumption of normal trade condl- ' lions. It is evident that the large 1 . i ins required for this purpose can ( not he provided out of the current rt venue, nor can the work of resto ration he postponed until the ropar ation due from Germany under the treaty of peace has been received. I The council recognized that the cap jlal sums required for this restoration j r | may properly he raised hv market] J loans in anticipation of the repava f tion payments provided for by th^ f treaty, and that .the restrictions t v. Iiich they desire to .see p'a cl on 1 new borrowing do not apply **to j \ t 4 AT, S. 0., MARClt 18, 1920 ouns ami credits raised for the pur- | ose of meeting this abnormal capial expenditure Eightly: The powers represented it the conference have taken under onsideration Article 235 and coglate articles of the treaty of Verailes and passages in the letters iddressed June 16, 1919, by the suireme. council to the peace dele;ates which contemplate that Germany shall make proposals for fixng the total of the payments tof be nade by her by way of rcparaion and that facilities may be riven her to obtain necessary food- 1 tuffs and raw materials in advance ?f the payments being made by way ?1 reparations. The powers are igreed that it is desirable in ?he in- . crest alike of Germany and her reditors that the total to be paid ?y her for reparation should be fixd at an early date. They observe hat under the protocol of the treaty i period of four months from the ignature of the treaty was provided uring which Germany should havhe right to make proposals of the :ind referred to, and they are greed that in the circumstances a3 hey exist tcday. such period should c extended. o WHAT IS "SPRING FEVER"? # le Fair With Yourself. "Spring Fever" Is Not Just Mental Contrariness LOOK TO YOUR BLOOD 'ake Pepto-Mangan, That Famous Blood Tonic. Sold in T* _ A. V ? ? uotn mquia ana Tablet Form. Feel fit this Spring1. Feci as fine 3 the weather. Don'J^ drowse an^ [*se over your work, lose valuable me, or blame yourself for a condi on that with many people is as in citable as Spring itself. Remember how in the old days :hey took sulphur and molasses : hat was to clear up dhe blocd. Foi i the Spring the blood is likely to 3 sluggish, weak, and clogged with disons. It needs help. Why be handicapped u mecessary? Why not be vigorous and rcdIbooded, full of "pep" and enthusi- s-m ? Pepto-Mangan is a blood tonic?a lood builder and purifier?that has ocome a standard in the past thir/ years. Prescribed by phys'cian* I hen people are run down and anci ic. (live the children Pepto-Mangan. hey, perhaps, nee I it the most. T lifeguard their heal h, and because pring days are important ones in k school year. "Spring Fever,' cmember, is real, not fancied and ? usually due to sluggish, impure lood. Your druggist has Pepto-Mangan i both liquid and tablet form, just " x nvnfni*vr>rl F.niin'lv i \rn J- * - ~ *"J"" VWVVHT>- I lake sure you get genuine PoptoIangan. A.-k for "Glide's" and look j or the full name, "Gude's Pepto- i langan," on the package.?Adver- ^ isement. HAS NO NEED OF HUSBAND < Wom^n Makes Big Success Manag- ] ing a Store and Also at Farming. I Penokee, Kan.?One of the best / rustlers in the short grass country is J i woman. Miss Sophronia Summerson, manager of the Farmers' Supply Company store in Penokee, in Graham 1 county, has succeeded without aid of ; i husband. For the last two years 1 she has held this job, and made ( money for the company. Her people live near lloxie, Sheridan county, where she owns a section and a half/ jf land and faritis it out on shares. in 1011 Miss Suminerson raised ' 1,000 bushels* of wheat;*1,000 bushels * )P oat*, 1,000 bushels of corn and 1,500 bushels of barley. For more 1 ban a dozen years she was the a'tent t >f the I nion Pacific at Menlo, Palco . c ind Morland. 1, j t The SummersonR wore among thoi doneer settlers of f'herldan county. t Modern Magic. ? The fairy's wand which turned n r nggrd gown Into a dross lit for n f jrlneess, and a pumpkin Into n conch, j a not altogether a myth. The cheer( ul disposition which sees everything c it Its host, rather than Its worst, ' nukes as wonderful transformations. v The magic of cheerfulness is still at 1 vork.?Exchange. , a i SPRING When in town do i see our wonderful line Skirts. They are distil ness, attractive style, i and the careful Workma every detail. Shirt waists of all These are bargains that pass by. We can save are astonishingly low ir Ladies' Trimmed E thing that you want fc S. T. SESS I V #. V- ? V QUARA! Our regular Opening the Flu, and I have put on to-wear and Pattern Hats are invited to come and m they are picked over. Lat for Miland and Transparer I have a nice line of chines. The latest things i and big flowered Voils, in Taffetas, Shepard Checks, white at $2.25 a yard. G with white polkadot at $2. were down, and am giving Call and get yours while it at this price. MRS. J. V / EARLY YELLOW, WHIT! for Garden ADAMS EARLY AND C PEARL MILLET AN WOODS BEST FU ONION Conway Dr Eyeglasses as Ornament. When eyeglasses recently patented n England are not In use they ear be folded to resemble a locket anc yorn on a chain for an ornament. o NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of a Deere )f Foreclosure and sale made by hi donor, S. W. G. Shipp, Circui Judge of the 12th Circuit, Chamber h lorence, S. C., in the case of W. A Freeman, Receiver of Farmers an Merchants. Rank, a Corporation Plaintiff vs. Maggie S. Hardwicto LJ. M. DeLcttre and W * R. Huckf Defendants, and dated Match 10th 1020, Notice is hereby given that 1 W. L. Bryan, Clerk of Court,' w'l ffer for sale before the Courthr.us loor in Conway, S. C., wjthin lege lours of sab on Monday, April 5til 1020. that being the legal Sale Day in said month, the followini described properly; to-wit: Tract No. 1.?ALL AND SINGU /AR that certain piece, parcel o .ract of land lying ami being situ ite in Socastee Township, Count; ind State aforesaid, and containinj (70 7-10) seventy six awl sevei onths acres, more or less; the sai< ,ract lying on both sides the puhlf oad loading Socastee to Peacl rree Ferry, and is adjoining land >f Mrs. Julia I). Grant, Mrs. Saral )usenbury, George Stalvey, an< >thers; las a plat made by M. F Sarvis, Survey, on Aug. 22nd, 1004 vill more fully show, which to r.ai< >'at reference is craved as ^orminjc i part of Ulesc presents. This trad \ - * ? / GOODS lot fail to call on us and of Ladies' Dresses and iguiahed for their smart9 :or originality of design, jp' ti ship which is evident in / shades, sizes and design. J you can not afford to let ' v you money on them, they i ?rice. [ats, and in fact every- * >r Dress and home use. ;iONS & SON. . * \ i WBMMMWaBMMnMMnaMUMHMMaMMBHHH ~ " . MINED has been delayed owing to i display all of my RdTtfl^rfor your inspection. You take your selection before or we will have an Opening ? i nats. Georgettes and Crepeden Foolard, Flowered Silks, | navy, Brown and Cape; black and white, navy and i ood quality Foolard, black f 1 00. Bought while prices my Customers the benefit. is here. Will have no more 3;11 It v, 1. SPARKS < e ani) golden dent corn, or Field Planting . ountry gentleman corn d sugar drip sorghum j <:ld and gaden seed sets, etc. ug Company K?1.??IIIIIMBU I 17W? being- the remainder of Charles Albert DeLcttre portion of the estate { of U. A. DeLetter, deceased, and is I the same conveyed to m<^(U. M. DeLettre) by G. 0. DeLcttre, U. A. DeLettre, ?nd Julia D. Grant by their deed dated March 15th, 1907 ? and recorded in Hook BBB page 250 in office It. M. C. Horry County. ' Tract No. 2. ALL AND S'NGUt LAR that certain piece, parcel or H tract of land containing sixty six (66) acres, more or ks, situate ' and' lying in Conway Township, b County and State above mentione 1; : same bounded -as follows: Beginb ning at a stake corner on Cart road '? on West side of Baxter * Swamp; thence, mnning S. 40 K. 62.70 to- an oak corner at run of Baxter Swamp; ' thence near a North course with run 1 of said s\Vamp to a gum corner; [> thence a neighborhood cart Tcipil to > the beginning. Bounded North bV ? lands formerly of S. A.^Causey, * ling a part of this same tiact; Last by run of Baxter Swamp, and South r by lands of L. N. Jordan. The said - tiact herein mentioned being a part ?| y of the "Bear Swamp" tract, and is J (the identical tract conveyed to najg^J "I (U. M. DeLcttre) by S. A. Caum Ijhy his deed of date March c;l$99, and same recorded in Book h'BBB, page 255, in office R. M. C. for Horry County. Terms of same cash; purchaser to ' pay for stamps and paper. ; SHERWOOD & MpMTT.I.A^ I Plaintiff's Attorneys, . W. L. BRYAN, Clerk of Court. 1, Dated March 13th, 1920.