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f'h? Mortu tmM CONWAY. S. *0. _ iMtred at the Post Office at Conway to. G* as second class mail matter. H. H. WOODWARD *?bttahed Every Thursday Morning Vv Conway Publishing; Co. fXANGE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One Copy, One Year $2.00 One Copy, Six Months,,... 1.00 Om Copy, Three Months, v *50 Payable in Ad>ance . "JW. . .11 .! I I 11 www? II TELEPHONE 21. glilfHSfflttl =Hake al! Checks or Drafts payable to The Horry Herald, or H. H. Woods*ard, Conway, S. C. THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920. Never go at anything by halves !f it is possible to go at it by wholes. The tobacco growers of the county must try to produce a bright grade of tobacco this year if they would realize good pay for their labor. The black kind of toi *ii ii < i . oacco will fro oti ior a song an tne way through the season. o?? Organization is the thing which makes united effort available for the benefit of the whole body of the people. o Many law cases - we hear of in court grow out of ill will and spite rather than the effort to redress wrongs, but how will tfe prevent this ? o The progressive man never looks back over his Toute except to gain information to guide him the best he can over the remainder of the way which is yet untrodden by him. o COMPLAINT ON LICENSE TAX. There is complaint being made, by I the management of the ' Pastime Theater that the license tax of $50.00 as imposed by the town coun cil, is unreasonably high as compared to the amount of business that is done by the theater with the amount of business done by other concerns who pay less tax in proportion. There appears to be s(,me gTound for the complaint. If th's tax has been fixed unreasonably high the inference would be that the 11 *%/\f n?v?A%? ~ vwuuv ii uvr?i 11V/V 4?avui MIL'I! (Ill HI" stitution in the town and wculd therefore make it hard for the single one that is here to exist, and still harder for another to be established. We know nothing: ab~ut Fl i\ Monroe C' means long' this means t lasts. And yon New Yo: 1 I HORRY TOBACC I To Tobacco Growers: Since leasing- the Horry ' have looked forward with plei old friends of Horry during T You will find me at the < liable Horry Warehouse, and you. We have ample space a] all obliging and accommodatin Your fr >. S. A. GRAVELY, . - ? the motives behind members of the i 1 council in f;xir.? the amount of J license taxes and we express nj ' opinion as to how much money the 1 town ought to raise by means of 1 lifnnso ttixps: but we do say and i ? will stick to it, that such taxes j should always be fixed according to ? a graduated scale and in such a 1 manner as. to show no favoritism J | and a square and equal deal to ' each and every business enterprise located in the town. We do not ; want to drive business out . but i j bring business in. j GET WHWUM FOR ASSOCIATION ' i Thus the Tobacco Growers 1 Can Take United Action Where Needed ( The way to make the Tobacco Association more effective in the interest of the tobacco growers is to increase its membership. It is an Association composed of farm | ers, business men, warehouse men, Bankers and professional men. They are all working together fo try to aid the market and the officers have studied the situation and think that it is absolutely necessary for the farmers to co-operate this year by leaving- their money in the banks as much as possible; not for the reason That the banks have but little money, but in order to provide plenty of funds in the bank, which may be used by tobacco buyers, and others, when they wish to obtain loans to finance their business. If all the farmers, tobacco and business men belonged to the Association it would be quite easy to get together on any question. Last year the embargo was lifted by means of the efforts of this Association. There is no 0 ? 0 WE HAVE A FULL STOCK 0 CLOTHING FOR MEN AND Y MONROE CLOTHES lotlies are made from all-wool fa wear. Tltey arc silk-sewn thrc hey retain their shape as long* r being" styled where style is creal t*k's nev/est style while that sty] . $40 TO $60 .WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENT INC', yHAPPY SUIT 01'' THE \ Cail at our Store, next door t that fit we!!, Vi/ear we!!, and men and ycitnci mens wear.? i Gent ? ? THE HORRY HERALD, 0( 0 WAREHOUSE I Warehouse last December, I isure to again meeting my i obacco sales this season. corner stand of the old Re1 will be delighted to see id a splendid office force? [8iend, PROPRIETOR. telling what will need to he done ;his year when emergencies are ikely to come up. The Herald wishes all the growers and busiiess men to join the Association ind thus be united on any quesinn n f im 1 ? A /ivii 1VI niuvuai WCHVl 11 UIIU prOlUC? ;ion. -d SCHEDULE OF MARKETING CAMPAIGN Clemson College The Campaign 'or the establishment of a better grading, warehousing, and marketng, which beg&n with three generil meetings at Andergon> July 15th, Orangeburg, July ltiths ami Kershaw, July 17th, will be continued )y means of meetings at two or ;hree places in each county during Fuly and early August. The places n each county at which meetings ,vill be held have been announced >y means of posters and other local idvertising. Schedule will be announced later 'or Colleton, Horry, Beaufort and Charleston Counties. FOR SALE I We have for immediate delivery : One 1920 New Seven Passenger Buick. One 1920 Five Passenger Buick. Used but in good condition. Two used Ford Touring Cars. One used Ford Roadster. One used Ford Truck. BUCK MOTOR CO. It THE LATES flen and 11 H F THE LATEST STYLES IN \ OUIMG MEM. ? ibrics?and this ugh out ? and is the garment ;ed. they assure e is still new. S FOR MONROE AND SOCLE' LATEST STYLE AND WORK] o the Western Union Tdegrap! % retain their shape; also the la lA//*'ir rlnnoo wm i n rl rlortfr \ir\ YVt II ui uoo yui?, csnu u: uaa yu / # s Furnisl CONWA ummmmmammmmmmmmssmamm * )N WAY, 8. 0., JULY 20, 1920. ' | AUCTION SALE I * ? OF J MILCH COWS At Conway, S. C. SATURDAY, JULY 31.1920 I We will sell one car load of Tennessee Milch Cows at Conway, S. C., Satur- B day, July 31, 1920. They are from three to five years old; most all are fresh; bal- E ' ance heavy springers. They are the best grade Jerseys and Guernseys, a few of B II them nure hrnrix. Wp hnimht thpm mrnfuilv fnmv? ^ ,? - --w v<- i vwivtuiij iiwin mic uudi larmurs ui rvnox uoun ty, Tenn., one and two of each farmer. They come direct from the farmer to you. R AH of them have been Tuberculin tested and health certificates go with them- This I is the best car load of cows ever shipped to this country ' I. 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