The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 22, 1920, Image 8
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L. D. SUGGS
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ATED EAST 0
J. M. MISHOE
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FREE PRIZES
NO CURTAILMENT BY
SHORTAGE OF SUGAR
In Amount of Canning That
Should he Done This
Season
MAY BE NECESSARY
TO CAN WITHOUT IT
More Plentiful by Time Canned
Foods Are Used Next
Winter.
It will be wisdom on the part of
housekeepers to can the usual
amount of fruits and vegetables this
year, even if part or all of the fruit
must be canned without sugar, according
to a statement issued by
the United States Department of
Agriculture.
From all present indications, sugar
will be more abundant next winter,
when the fruit will be used on
the table, the department says.
There will apparently he an increased
acreage of both cane and 1? et
sugar this year in the United States,
Cuba, and in other countie s n
the Northern Hemisphere. The ris in
the price of sugar has encouraged
increased plantings of car.o an 1
beets.
No Shortage in Domestic Supplies.
In spite of a world shortage of
sugar and a decrease of 400,000,000
pounds in domestic production, tlv re
v has been used or hoarded during the
current year in the United State.15
per cent more sugar than in former
years. In fact, a greater sup
ply of sugar than ever Ik-fore ha**
been handled in this country during
the past, tow months, witn net imports
25 per cent, or over 1,000,000,
?00 pounds, greater than in any
previous period. It is obvious th t;
fore, that there has been no actual
sugar shortage here this year. The
difficulties encountered have arisen
from the inability of the consumer
to secure his share of the supply.
Unless enormously increased
amounts have been consumed, the
trouble must be laid to hoarding,
and it is very evident that large
quantities are being held for future
use both by housewives and commercial
concerns.
During the past 50 years the consumption
of sugar in the United
States has steadily increased, at
average annual rate of 1 pound per
year, until in the last few years the
average yearly per capita consumption
for all purposes is between 80
and 90 pounds. This compares wi h
a per capita consumption of 58.0
All
hical error i
JAY llsOO A. M? JULY 31
LORIS, S. C.
BUSINESS PROPERTY, BUSI
>P, HORSE STABLE AND GA
F RAILROAD ON MAIN STREE
LOTS ON MAIN STREET.
INESS PROPERTY ON MAIN S
AND ADJOINING BANK OF LO
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT
EST AND ONLY AVAILABLE Bl
iSIDENTIAL LOTS IN THE M05
IRY COUNTY. EASY TERMS.
above named prope
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in
nu
pounds in 1899. The increased consumption
of sugar by the soft dri*k
drink, candy, and ice cream industries
during recent years has helped
raise the total average, but to
what extent is not known.
TENDENCY IS FOf
INCREASED PRICES
Washington.?Reports from Federal
Reserve agents throughout the
country showed a marked tendency
of prices to resume their upward
movement, the Federal Reserve
Board reported in its summary of
business conditions for April. But
the board noted the hopeful sign,'
from the consumer's viewpoint, of
"anxiety concerning the overstrained
situation resulting from exces.-ively (
high prices and wages," which it
believed forcecast a slowing down in
tnc sKy-rocKoting ot prices.
While high prices of necessaries
were obviously chargeable to ineffi!
ciency and under production to a
large extent, the board advanced the
| belief that the already high ccsts of
production were aggravated by the
added cxnense of obtaining capital.
The re suit has been that, during
April, < ndiiions were not as favoraide
to a dr.p in prices as they were
in I'hb.ue y and March, according to
the summary.
liiishiess Activity High.
"While the agricultdial outlook is
distinctly less satisfactory t' an it
was a month ago," the summary
said, "and while the month of April
has been a period of serious la' or
disturbance, especially in the tran -
portation field, the activity of bu incss
has continued high, demand for
products strong and with prices
tending upward rather than downward.
Industries are not, as a
i whole, booked as far ahead relatively
speaking as in the past, although
in some lines the volume of unfilled
i orders is very large,
i "The export tiade holds up in an
unexpected degree and bank credit,
I although not materially larger in
i volume than at the opening of April,
i has had to follow more or less the
course of demand, so that expan!
sion at various points has taken the
place of reductions effected at others."
The board "viewed with some
alarm" the question of obtaining
i adequate labor for the farms. This
question was considered the most
1 difficult element of the whole labor
situation and was declared to deril8aw?^
TO BOBBY HKRALD, OOR1
icfia
in dates of
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NESS SITES.
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TREET, WEST [
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YOUR OWN
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ST PROMISING
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BER THE 1
LEN BROS.,!
Raleigh, Nor1
mand deepest study in order to obviate
serious results both to the pro
ducer and the consumer.
Farmers Need Labor.
Farmers have been unable to obtain
more than half of the labor
they need, Southern districts reported.
All lines of manufacturing have
shown unprecedented activity with
textile markers leading in capacity
operation. In the shoe and leather
field, however, a "mixed situation"
exists which in some cases has resulted
in a semi-stagnation, according
to the reports.
While buying power has been
somewhat limited by credit contraction
in every section of the country
the board said that the ordinary sur
plus of goods produced?the surplus '
which might operate to rdeuce prices
?had been absorbed through heavy
exports. Raw materials which have
been going overseas in large quan1
tities, however, have begun to return
as finished products to a limited extent
and commerce and industry is
watching deve-opments closely, reserve
agents reported.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF,
j (Complaint Served.)
Court of Common Pleas.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
' Countv of Horry.
J. w. barter company, A UorporaI
lion, Plaintiff I
vs.
| J. TO. Harbour. Defendant.
TO THE DEFENDANT A ROVE
NAMED:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON|
ED and required to answer tho ccm
! plaint in this action, of which a
| copy is herewith served upon you,!
and to serve a copy of you>* answer]
j to the said complaint on the sub'
scriber at his office at Conway, S.
C., within twenty days after the
service hereof; exclusive of the day
1 of such service; and if you fail to
?answer the complaint within the
| time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this!
action will .apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the com!
plaint.
Dated April 24th, A. D. 1920.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
TO J. E. HARBOUR, Absent De
fendant:
TAKE NOTICE That the Cotnplaint
in the forgoing stated action
and the Summons of which the foregoing
is a copy were filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas in and for Horry
County, at Conway, S. C.. on the
29th day of April A. D. 1920.
W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.)
C. C. C. P.
H. H. WOODWARD
7|22 3t Plaintiff's Attorn y.
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