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PAGE SIX Dealer Slierard Brothers Motor Com 17th, 192 0 to sell Davis Cars two brothers had never been iness before. The Davis Six Abbeyville before. Sherard teen Davis Cars handled sine cd a highly respected and pro What these two progre done in Abbeyville, you can d that experience and large caj success with the Davis Six. < secure the Davis agency and your own. DAVIS 1903 Main WOMEN UNITE TO SUPPORT MFASIIRF wwi i vii i imunuuiii? Maternity Bill Designed to Save Thousands of Parents and Babies NEEDLESS LOSS OF LIFE IS APPALING Miss Anne Martin Declares Legislation Will Be Tremendous Step. Washington.?United support ol the Sheppartl-Towner Maternity ant Infancy Bill is being given by rep resentatives of most of the women's organizations of the coutry, win | Aq I Built I miles Br , bSA K.. - ttl*4 Wanted in Ilorrv pany was organized on January 5 in Abbeyvillc County. These engaged in the automobile bushad never been represented in Brothers have a record of Fife that date and have establishspcrous business, ssive young business men have o in your county. It proves ntal is not necessary for Dealer Get in touch with us at once, have a prosperous business of MOTOR COMPAN St. Co Phone 1226 urged Congress today to pass the measure speedily. Senator Sheppard (Dent-Texas), one of the authors of the measure, said he believed it would help save annually the lives of thousands of mothers and babies. Last year, he said, 23,000 mothers, or nearly half as many as American soldiers killed in the war with Germany, died during maternity. Two hundred and titty thousand babies died tor lacK of proper care and nourishment. The bill provides a plan by which the Federal Government may cooperate with the States in spreading helpful information. Each State would get an initial appropriation of $10,000, provided it has an organization for undertaking the work, or a total of $480,000. Two million dollars would be appropriated the first year the law is in effect for co-operating with the States. Ea *h State would have to raise a dollar for every dollar of Federal fundreceived. After 1922, the annual ap propriation would be $4,000,000. ' Would Fill Need. Senator Sheppard said the measI ure looked to aid in remote country > I districts and closely populated com ) j munity centers. "It would do a va.-d Ill I !" to give unsurp ige?and they g Next time?BUY fISK FOR SALE BY K. 6. CIISHIAN CONWAY, S. C. , , O m w 91 * i M^SfeMV: ?-!>&:&Wt? THE HORRY HERALD, CON * County ^ S9 ~\f B A $2,185 i I Y, INC. ilumbia, S. C. ! deal of good," ho said, ''in spreading | this knowledge which is not now in J reach of mothers." I M iss Anne Martin, of Nevada, can 1 ! didate for election in the Senate, spoke for the measure. She said in part: "From exhaustive investigations carried on in industrial and rural districts in different parts of the Nation, Uvo causes stand out appalingly clear, First, insufficiency of family income to secure rest and j skilled medical and nursing care for the mother, both in our crowded in- j dustrial districts and in lonely rural j communities; and, second, lack of i knowledge of maternal and infant hygiene on the part of the mothers themselves and their families and 1 the carelessness and even ignorance of doctors. "The lives of mothers and babies in the industrial cities of the coun! try, on the desert and prairie home| steads of the West, must be saved. , Doctors and nursing care, provided 1 by the National Government and the States, according to the terms of j ! this Maternity and Infancy Bill will j i ' j have to save them. I'. S. Neglects Maternity. "If iu linrlnillifn^ll \! flin nuicl Il]'(r/inf If WW1! IIVUV WU. ?? massed | ive it. | ' i ! i i ? I : : WAY, S. C., JUNE 3, 1920. conservation and reconstruction mca sure before the Ameru^an people today. Only by instant action can the United States advance from it- present shocking position of perhaps the most backward 'civilized' country of the world in its neglect of maternity and infancy. With this bill a lopted as a principle of government, an important advance will have been made towaixi ending the appalling waste of human life and health in this country, of ability of and usefulness destroyed. Through the complex prob lems of the present we can look forward with hope to a future in which life, liberty and the pursuit of hap J pinoss, the goal for which our country started one hundred and fifty years ago, will bo within the reach of every citizen. Every child will bo. assured a right without which all j others mentioned in our charter of liberty moan little, the right of health at biith." - 1 ? Grove's tasteless chili Tonic restores vitality anil energy by purifying and enriching the blood. You can soon feel its 'Strengthening. Invigorating Effect, l'ricc 60c. NO FREE RANGE" WILL PROVE 0000 Mr. Editor:? Being a fovjyei Horry man, and a reader of the Moral !. it is interesting* to read the different articles wiittcn on the stock law, thai was ena.ted the last session of the legislatoro, both pro and con; and afto?travelling over a part of 24 counties, and over a large portion of! those counties, in this state, and being interested in farming and stock raising at the same time, naturally, 1 would he a close observer of the tilings I was most interested in, namely hogs and cattle raising, as j wfii ringing corn and c iiion. All j of those counties arc under the stock law with two or three exceptions. I After seeing the result of the stock law in those counties, I must say that if those that are opposing it so strongly in Horry County but only got a glimpse of a part of what I have seen they would ho agreeably suiprised and would not only stop writing condemning the law, but would rather write twice as much in favor of the law, I predict that with in less than three or four years the people who are so bitterly opposed to the law now, some of them if not all of them, will admit that it is reconstruction with the most of them, but this period must come so. ner or later and why not now and get own with it? T venture to say that the man in Horry County that has his own home raised meat the yta? around, and sells pork, is the man who raises his hogs in a pa ture, and fields with pasture crops. This pasj ture proposition will be an additional expense of a small amount tr> j start with, but it is an outlay that j will he appreciated a little later on, j for it will not do to do away with i State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Luc&a County?ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath thar >10 is ! senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney ! & Co., dolnff business in the City o? To- | ledo, County nnd State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN* ' DRED DOLLARS l'or any case of Catarrh that rannot be cured bv the ura of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed in ! my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. (Heal) A. W. Cflenson, Notarv Public. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE in taken Internally nnd acta through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. i Druprrists, 75c. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Winthrop College SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE ; EXAMINATION The examination for the award of vacant Scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of j new students will bo held at the j County Court House on Friday, July | 2, at 9 a. m. Applicants must not be 1 loss than sixteen years of age. j When Scholarships are vacant after j July 2 they will he awarded to those making the highest average at this examination, provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson before the examination for Scholarship examination blanks. Scholarships arc worth $100 and free tuition. The next session will open September 15th, 1920. For further information and catalogue, address Pros. I). 11. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C.?r? 19, 4t pd. U A b U L I IJ L o Y b I t IV' b Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Conip o?s? > Computing Scales, Flour Scn'os Show Oases, Account Registers, Rebuilt. Cash Registers, Sai'o;, Store Fixture.-. i; hamtlto?; sat.fs co., va lv) Columbia, S. C. 1 20 tf . -?rT" Ugly, Unsightly P Are Sign Give Heed to the Warning. < i Pimples on the face and other i parts of the body are warnings j from Nature that your blood is j sluggish and impoverished. Sometimes they foretell eczema, boils, j blisters, scaly eruptions and other ( skin disorders that burn like j flames of fire. i They mean that your blood needs i 8. S. S. to cleanse it of these ac- i cumulations that cause unlimited t your fences around the farm. You | want to have more fences, have your ( farm cut into small plats so a-; to run your stock from field to field a> the crons you have planted for your stock is ready for them, and again when you have to pastuie your stock, you will get better st>ck. stock that is adapted to pasturage and stock that will respond more readily to feed than the average woods hog or cow. You can have something that you can got on the market at a younger age, and something that will bring a higher price per pound than the cow or hog that urns in the woods, and has to got his own living until a few week before you want to use them, and then you get them up in pens an 1 feed them and wonder why they; don't get fa* in a H' weeks. My friends, let me say te yen, it ; may seem a little tough t > begin with, but you will not 1 egret the change in a few years. ?D. T. Holt. W a to roe, S. C. ?r? HOW TO MARIO SI'RE EG (IS ARE FRESH When supplying a fancy trade with eggs, or on receiving eggs from outside sources, it is often desirable to determine their freshness. The method generally used by commi sion merchants for this purpose is j known as "candling," and consist; in holding the egg between the eye j , iil! 0 III ^i|!| Only steels o anil great stre 11 MAX1 jjtjf ^?&jit They are found in a J r~j- :;! frame, cranio haft, coi steels in a Maxwell < < j f{ the siecis? lo he fouaj rS J. E. N! CONWA 2 ftSUJ Hft H ?<B K Where high rents are not i< haps this item does not exi: only the State and County expense in selling goods; ai cs do not have to be paid. Our store is in the cou where you can come and s and the advantages we enj some money when you arri We keep the best goo and we keep a good stock. 1920 for fertilizers, dry g ers' hardware. Come to the old relia 4) ; Toddville, .. j ivi?y. ^ rr~""?r rirtr trirr?r- n - r n 11 ? ? r- : ' 'imples tals of Bad Blood trouble. This remedy is the great- ^ )st vegetable blood purifier known, ind contains no minerals or chemcals to injure the most delicato skin. Get a bottle of S. S. S. today, md get rid of those unsightly and iisfiguring pimples, and other skin irritations- If you wish special nodical advice, you can obtain it without charge by writing to Med- v ,cal Director, 105 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. and a light so as to note the contents. This should be done in a darkened room, using one of the egg testers on the market or simnle homemade tester. The air space, in a perfectly fresh egg is very small, and as the egg loses part of its contents by evaporation this air space increases in size with the ago of the egg. Fresh eggs should appear clear and bright, sh' wing no dark spots. Those acre domed to "candling" soon leai n to detect stale eggs with a good degree of accuracy and rapidity. Another method employed by some who have not a groat number to te -/ tc put the eggs in a 'basin of water. If good they will lie on their sides; if had they \v?ll stand y* on t o smu'l ends. The older t' e egg the more uptight it stands, and if * omr o! ! it will he u ponded in ti e or even fl at on the surface. People are longing for the time whoa the good road from Conway to GaJivitrhs Peary will he finished and the force ready to work on other roads leading into Conway. Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days LAX-POS WITH PEPSIN" is a speciallyprepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relisves promptly but snouiu uc lanen regularly tor 14 to <21 days to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c ~ir bottle. IS | f [[ill f0y ^ f rare quality |!h ngth go into a 11 [ j ^ell Its ill". ixlos, shaft ingn, gears, j|Jj | _L hkm'I 1 up rods, etc. I he ,uj; ?L po<:nd for pound, (]jj} k! ii? any car made. I$j (Hi -1 m CHOLAS, CO Y, S. C. Fvr&r r3 . i 3 be considered, where peril at all; and where there is taxes to be added in as an nd where the high town taxntry but it is on a good road ee us without much trouble, oy will enable us to save you ve. ds to be had for the money Try us at Toddvillc during oods, groceries, and farmfcle. m ? on i li H ma I S % 2 w w ? I O / ** I c . . v3 W ? 1 v >/ a ? I ##?? M?/? M ?-i ?r ??4* * u, 4U4*? JTAfti-^v^a. .M4W\. * ???' i II