The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 12, 1920, Image 3
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Mr. Editor:
Seeing that you wish to brini? tho
"stoc-c law" question down to "b';d
rock" I would like to state a fc\v ;
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O A TIRE with tl
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^ ^ lload King. Mar
and re-in forced
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Whc never youi
^ King Tires will t
AVe sell the wl
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3. Chestnut
^ Loris HcV
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IES, Pres.,
JON, Secretary
FOR THE
NICHC
THIS GO
FARMERS.
INESS ON 1
GRD SPEAK!
THE FAMOiJ
ONE OF TH!
HOW BillLO
THEiS INCH
IN MAKING
PATR?SE
QUICK AND
H1C
Below they cjive you the
They speak for themselves. T
ket. Read and be convinced
Entire State average
Turner Bros $27.40
Nichols Market, average $27.47
Andrews Market, average. .. .$l'i.42
Aynor Market average $20.34
Cheraw Market, avenige $12.12
Conway Market, ave age $20.95
Darlington Market Average. .$21.43
If any warehouse in Soi
get the advantage of their goc
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facts that have conic under my ob-1
scrvatlon recently. Fov in tnncc in I
a re/-cr.t issue of the H^iaid one of i
your corrcfpcndentr. sroke or the'
largo number of sieek and fat hog
o'c.. to he found on t' o Wr-'.'v anaw
Neck. The figures of the ra^t census
show there \vas p!p; ofj
about GO pounds woi'rh' la-'t
year to each 12 families in thi";
P IS?
(|p^
lie nigped strength to meet
3 need?that's the Ajax
!c ils massive I read, hraeed
by that exclusive Ajax
ulders of Strength.
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i* car must go, Ajax Road
ake you,
lole Ajax line.
& Co., Conway, S. C.
we. Co., Loris, ?. C ,
Garrell, Tabor, N. C. A
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mmmmmmmmmmmmmammam
H. HINSON,
TERS I
TURNER BRC
! SALE OF
)LS,
IMPANY IS OWNED AND (
A. M. TURNER WILL RUN
[HE FLOOR AND J. S. TUR
5LOUDER THAN WORDS.
IS AUCTIONEER, A. E, PE1
i BEST AUCTIONEERS IN
ING SOU NEW PRIZE R!
EASED CORPS OF BUYERS
MORE ROOM FOR SALES I
: AND PROS! tN ffiTOR
POLITE SER ML
aHER THAN
sworn averages taken from tl
he Nichols market led the s
Dillon Market, average $23.1 fi
Florence Market, aveiage.... $21.80
Georgetown Market, average.$16 60
Hartsville Market, average...$21;32
Hemingway Market, average. .$19.2.r>
Johnsonville Market, average. $19.G4
Kingstree Market, average.,.$22.56
Lake City Market, average.. .$24.25
ith Carolina sold tobacco highe
>d judgment and hard work, c
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f/LMv. 01 me incci*., sonw .'5') miles in'
v ?' ' h v i'h a population of abou* ;
2500 inhabitants, and h:i'' it not
fccp!i for some 5 or G farmev3 there t
1- ~ ys\ })f}0r on !* ' p n'*T
T illed (GO lbs. to each 41 families.) j
io'ne meat!
vow as the cholera Vis about
rleaped in all tho pigs this summer
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1st V-Prcs.,
IS., Managers
: LEAF TC
IQNTROLLED ENTIRELY I)
THE SALES AND MANAGE
HER THE OFFICE SIDE. I
THEY HAVE WITH THEM
mGREW, WHO IS KNCV
TIIEOLBBFLT. THIS Gt
JOBS FOR THE convex
WHICH will GREATLY i
n moo enAmr rmrxr mi
ruuun oi'A'jCi inn? dUS
N THE HIGHEST AVERA
THE HIGHE
books of the commissioner o
tate in prices and Turner E
Lake View Market, average. .$22.51
Latta Market, average $18.01
Lamar Market, average $22.OS
1 .oris Market, average $23.8 \
Lynchburg Market, average.. .$19.08
Manning Market, average. ...$18.80
Marion Market, average $20.67
McBee Market, average $18.50
r than Turner Bros., the figure
ombined with the best auction (
season's killing. I have boon inter-1
esto ! in an advei ticinir <v?v I
tho past !> months and 1 find that in
two "no fence'' counties I have don '
u ;>n*\ss with 72 per cent of th *
merchants called on in Georgeo?vn
County lately v;oro no fev.ro
while Wilbamsburg1 County show
1 r0 nor c nt Tn tvo fvoo rargo
counties Conway show.* u*> <1-,o e '
wi'.h a 1>oor 7 1-2 per cent of business
?lo"c. Why?
A. Ratu-'day < vommv missed i
}T. > >->!p?.*v av -''owe*! v o m^nv n ,""
women trading butter for small
<*upn'i.>s .'iI st >ros. while the f ">
V-*--'.; ^;U;v:!r.y evening parsed pHrvvy
C uvty showed me manv
or mr,f.y iki)rr ?v. running in
(Job' for iVo j-aroe nmpiies.
Tbr:o u-' been unen ml s
'a~nl oM in Go > >ot' wn C.:u'?fy
ir> 'be n.v -t s*!\c ? ? ?<"? > i? : ' (? |'? HP/vC
0r o1p no fence law. 1 ate
dir.r.ov with a largo hp'd ov.t v
(inio since wb.o claimed t *. own
nmve <*0 hrtru! r(* cattle be ;'e< nnv^vous
hoe;s. The on th? <abl"
crrnc i"i "an^ from New Jersey. t' o
Ivitter from Flavin, 111., and tho ham
?: '>vn Chicago
The man who ra'ses a rrin,r? beef
b.cld do^ t. < *? tho p *icc of the
froe va m?v >c"rh. if wi-'be^ tc
sell, oven the prirp of "fresh yav,?
er-gr..'' are bold down to tho price o'
"those that tho dog found" in Conway.
Nov can a n an raise a re-noc'able
kH iuir b~"\ one who is no.
ash.aived to lo? k in the face with a
W, of " " mi and vermin infested
p:g- running at large, that a?*e
mo't'v all "soivo." A ne(,:o preach
or w^o movol into the Nror,k b's*
n- < ><? ..'I'iliv1 ;i present of mil'' t"?
' i'i s'cV v-:fr> saying ho vas a'r>ii
jo let her drink the milk of the
r af ;1c ho hod ? mi hereabout.
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.Vii . 1 I Ml WO VII. SCI'^C
"''ow.- t'sa' tho bull bat cr n;f?ht
!\".\\,,r'l t'1 qurl or i?artrv!j' i
;\r. vcv. i)s <Ki est caomy. bitb
!.' <! u"'l layers. A
c\t> ii i'<< c: "y ei"h 'e- d mo
:-?-vat< ' l ! -? Amrv'ea thai t^-c
co'jM 'o'ato a ouail <hr^o lipio
as far as U o best (>f bird doj?;s or
that day, s'> it is rather hard "or p
molhor onai' to raise a bevy o?
>-*r;??./< 1 hirers w hero pigs ;l? * pra"
l.ically all n^so. Pocs ono thin
! o v ho is t'o. inp; Hmf-olf and Cam
ilv bv trying to bo'ieve that the 1
" h*stuff" ho is /.?ottiw l'voni the
( nb anivim/ cows is milk? '
The F'oo I?ar?jror steals fvo,v> birr
his children, and his children' i'
"h'h,,.,%>n. his neighbors, his c ini v I
**v' Hate ip fact from the \vb' 1'
'and" hv reducing the vain ^
f lends and his general p'j ] 1 i
If I only had the spaco I would 1
like to draw a picture in words of :
the sights, sounds and smells that <
[?rcct one as ho approaches the
lorne of a free range advocate and <
h( samo- as when nearing that of a ]
foncc man.
The scaring of the Turkey buz- 1
sard over one. tie grunt of the i
at . r:e 1 pigs coming from the pen t
G. M. FORI
J. R. BATTLE,
)BACCO
s. c.
f IUKAGCO
: THE BUSrHEIR
RECTK!S
YEAR
IfN TO 11
iMPANY IS
SENSE OF
SIP THEM
LICIT YOUR
6E, AND
>T
f Agriculture. Columbia, S. C.
>ros., led the Nichols marMoncks
Corner Market, aver-..
ago $17 7">
Mullins Market, average $2.'?.T4
Olanta Market, aveivige $'>.*> 97
Pamplieo Market, average. . .$22.59
Sumter M/irket, average $20.01
Sumr.iervillo MmL-oi nvm-wm qa
...... 14 I VI U^V ,
Timmonsville Market, average $25.00
;s fail to show it. You can
:ering at The
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j little white grain j
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IBuy Some Rice
Juii?uHi)jcv jaucaKvinorau BBH.'W I
; and enjoy a bowl
! ding with cream (
! n 1 n g? No m a t te r w
groceries you get
are assured of
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Courtesy ? Cleanlinei
R. W. LANE
'Phone No. 7
t>f the other.
I believe that those lijie 2x-Vs j
are the foundation of tho future,
wealth and prosperity of the County
of Horry.
Would it not be a ?jfood idea to
find out from the census figures of
Horry County how much wool was
made last year :m<l if ? ""?? >
!????? II 1 II |,l ? j
cloth, see if it would make onous h
to patch the pants of the underpaid'
school teachers and parsons of the j
rounty.
The best cure for one who K-liev5s
in the free ran?.\ according" to |
my belief, is to run over to Homing
way, S. C., take a i'ay or so hunt ntr i
for one of those poor wid< ws. and;
if one is located (which I d ubt) ^ 1
o her house and after firsi not njv I
), 2nd V-Pres
Treasurer
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awm?eg^ag.--^l=-. &."Jjl I i
Rice is one of Nature's
best food
offerings to hungry
man. The i
good cook can
make a score of
appetizing and
strength - giving
dishes from the
it low cost.
! from Us Today I
of delicious pud- I
or supper this eve- I
hat staple arid fancy 1
at our store you I
>'$ ? Honesty ? Servicc I
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Avenue
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numerous children witli the ruddy H
glow of health i:| on thei- facos, and H
w\.on tha" pc.M* widt \v \vcif?hinff S
around IS-*; pounds lirr ap- H
oearance ask her to 'ci you look at H
her cow. see if theie is not a reg
isu r tar, in h?T ear;' a^l: the poor
widow for a jjIjiss oi mi'k, not/2 its l^H
color, drink it, and you are cured. On
your way mound ask to see the 2 jfl
y*ar old bull for which four small H
farmers paid $2,000 last week. Look
at some of those $."00 and $600
cows, examine clc.^ly the cows and
hogs owr.v'd by the negroes, all this
close by your own home, to wh*'h I
x'turn, take up ; our HiMe and
*tudy the 10th commandment.