The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 19, 1920, Image 8
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GERMANS AGREE TO I
ALLjED^ DEMANDS
Regarding Coal Delivery?
Three New Conditions
Attached
SIMONS SAYS THEY
WENT TO THE LIMIT
Spa, Belgium?The Germans have
agreed to the Allied demand for
delivery of 2,000,000 tons of coai
monthly with three new conditions,
it is announced. The German acceptance
was embodied in a note
%vhich was laid before tue Allied
premiers by Paremier Lloyd George.
The conditions were these:
First. The German government
to have the distribuiton of the
Silesian coal, or be allotted 1,500,000
tons monthly for northern Germany
instead of the pre ent aMotmont
of 1,200,000 tons.
Second. A mixed comm'ssion t^
be sent to Essen to examine fo >i 1
and housing cor cut ions.
Third. The Allies re a^kod o nd
vance money or provici# credit for
importing additional food tor the
entire Gorman population.
Foreign JYlinister Simons sent
word to Pr mier L'oyd '.'Jeorge abo'.t
an hour before the Allied representatives
met t-vAt Go manv would
accede to the Allied demand and
that a written note wor.'d be for
warded immediately. The foreign
minister said that by this means ho
wished tj pvov;.nt the Allies frrm
forwarding t' e proposed ulima 11111
to Germany.
Consequently. .although the AM o1
ministers kn<w whon thev reached
the Villa Fr.iineu.--e a 1 ' o'clock
that Germany had yiel ed. they
did net know < f i] c c >r.dit'ons la d
down until it la m 1 hut a f w moments
of 0;e :. v ' oui*.
The Allied m .e. >, up o short y
.oftov noon ha yet amv.unro !
whether t1 - * conditions were a eept.able.
Fp.'I ooi'e to 1 *:uil.
Herr Sim-ns sa: the Ger
mnn tt . mi <i ' ion on t!">c
coal or.- i' .1 b:vl jvor. . '.'no mI
most limit rind could 'I ) not' inj.
more, so Oai. :f t'A> A'li d >^-?-11':ia '
loadevs. ' : .>V ai roc'.1 a <1 }"'ol
Marshal W i 1 ^. iM \\rn'"(' an \\
vasion of Cc ';>ry 11 * ^usi. hav
if;. T ^ >\ ]> 1" o" ' * ' - ' 'O Pr rdr
Llovd Goov^e, tho foreign min'stei
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Every druggist in town?;
'gist has noticed a great fallii
all give the same reason,
place.
"Calomel is dangerous a
Liver Tone is perfectly sat
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Take "Dodson's
Dodaon's Liver Tone is persor
guaranteed by every druggist
sells it. A large bottle costs b
few cents, and if it fails to give
relief in every case of liver slug
nees and constipation, you have
to as.k for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a plea
tasting, purely vegetable rer
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We are
Dry Goods, Notic
If there is any departmer
cents saving value, it is our re
ready-to-wear bargains is spr
bottom prices can't be beaten,
made up with infinite skill anc
identical merchandise for whic
Crepe
We are selling at one-thit
waists on hand, but they can't
ing again.
Thanking our many fricnc
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it is understood, set forth the Ger- \
man position in some detail. He re
counted that he had been told by the
British premier that if he were a
German statesmen he would take the ;
risk of accepting the Allied terms, j
The foreign minister had taken the
risk, he said, and would have to
take the consequences. Kn wing the
attitude of Premiers Lloyd George
and Millcrand, however, he bogged
them to help Germany to fulfill her
obligations by doing three things: |
First. By allowing Germany the i
cash difference between the price of
coal at the pit mouth in Germany
and the price of coal in the world's
markets.
Second. By making a generous
arrangement with regard to shipping.
Third. By giving Germany some
security or assurance against the
menace of invasion if she should at
any time be a little behind in her
deliveries.
Herr Simons added in his letter:
"These are not conditions, but
simply .an expression of our hope."
Otto Hue, head of the German
miners' organization, who presented
statements regarding the German
coal mining situation to the Allied
representatives in Spa during the
Lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone ,
costs only a few cents.
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W.tn your finder.'! You can 1 if
otf ar.y hard corn, soft corn, or con
between the toes, and the hard skii
calluses from bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle of "Freozone" cost
little v.t any drug- store; apply a fe\
. drops upon the corn or callus. Ir
stantly it stops hurting, then shortl
! you lift that bothersome corn or ca
" lus right off, root and al), withoi
one bit of pain or soreness. Trulj
No humbug.--adv (E. O. \V.)
a&A? Dodo
uou; L-niinr "HHT'r nrr " fnf-ivwt(
/our druggist and everybody's drugrig
otT in the sale of calomel. They
Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its
nd people know it, while Dodson's
> nrui reives better results." said a
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Liver Tone" Instead I
lally Take a spoonful at night and waki
who up feeling fine; no biliousness, sicl
a headache, acid stomach or constipate*
easy bowels. It doesn't gripo or cause in
"ish convenience all the next day like vie
^ lent calomel. Take a dose of calom<
?n *N today and tomorrow you will fc<
weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lo?
sant- day'* work! Tnko Dodson's Liv<
nedy, Tone instead and feel fine, lull <
.h'U*. I vi^or and ambition.
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HORRY HERALD, CON WA^
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Famous i
OF
>ns, Ladies,' Misses
it of our store which deserves
lady-to-wear. We like to look
eading far and wide. Our friei
and our competitors realize th
I care, in the most up-to-date
:h you'd pay others at least 25
de CKine anc
-d off. For example, Georgette,
last long at this price and I a
Is for their most liberal patrona
WALSH MAR
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early stapes of the negotiations
here, has been asked to return t >
Spa and was expected to arrive during
the day.
Taking up the German comnruni
cation at once, the Allied prime
ministers discussed it for two hours
and a quarter and then took a recess
until 3:30 p. m.
No announcement was made as to j
the allied attitude with regard to
the German conditions, but it was
understood that the chief questi n
was whether Germany should receive
the difference in cash between
the price of coal at the pit mouth in
Germany and the world market
price. The French delegates, it api
peared, were unwilling to pay Germany
wlvit would amount to fifty
francs a ton difference in the price
between that in Germany and that
abroad.
STRAYED NOTICE
Strayed from my place about July
1st. one black and yellow buttheaded
cow unmarked. Has big boll
and a good leather collar. Suitable
reward for information as to her
where abouts.
B. L. BUFFKIN,
Bayboro, S. C.
8 12-3ti. pd.
WANTED
Young people to prepare for
stenographic and bookkeeping
work. We average filling
one vacancy out of
four in our employment bureau
at salaries ranging
from $85 to $l?r> per month.
Prepare yourself for one of
the unfilled positions. For
full information, write
DRAUGHON'S
COLUMBIA, S. C.
We guarantee positions
'auto tire and tube
vulcanizing co,
I guarantee my Vulcanizing
.j to last the life of the tube oi
n tire repaired. Stop throwiiv
them away. Let mi save yo\
the price of new ones.
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TUBES REPAIRED WHILE
l_| YOU WAIT.
:1 Bertram 'mm
? No. 27 Third Avenue.
PALME IT<
! Palmetto College offers tho
I Rnnretarial. T /newriliiiff. B
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kindred branches. A schc
os you a membership in o"
.nont. We receive mere en]
all other colleges in th
old established business co'
ual instruction. New equi
Day and Night school. Po
complete the .prescribed co
lep;e in less than half the 1
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SCilOOI. Will" SliuiuilL uuu^y x
south and as far east as Pe
Palmetto College is known
Address Box
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4 > or Box 173, Orangeburg, i
1 Charleston, S. C.
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the prize for diversity and supe
upon it as our pet, and justly s
ids know that our combination
at too. We are showing the
Fall and Winter models. In st
per cent more.
I Georgette W
price $12.50, now $8.23. W
dvise early buying as the pricc
ige, we are, yours to serve,
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NOTICE.
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undersigned has been appointed and i
duly qualified as administratrix of
the estate of W. W. Russ, d ceased. I
All persons indebted to the said os- j
tate are hereby advised to make
payment to the undersigned or her
attorney and all persons having i
claims against the said estate are
advised to present same duly attested
according to law to the undersigned
or her attorney.
MRS EFFIE RUSS, Admv.
M. A. Wright, Attorney.
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licE
There is one red and white pid|
ed cow taken up at our place, has
j been here about 15 months ag').
I Mark swallow fork in one ear
and split in other ear. Owner can
get same by proving and paying expenses.
The cow has a calf about
G months old.
Mary and Mattie Stanley.
Loris, S. C. Adv. 8|5|20-3ti.
$25.00 REWARD.
I will pay $25.00 reward for return
to me of a gold watch, highly
valued by me as an heirloom, and
which was lost by me on Saturday,
July 17th, at Myrtle Beach Hotel
It is an old watch, gold casn with
i a i. 1.1 i: ;
Hiigm woi'KS. At tne tunc it was
I ."WOOEiS 1
SEEDS
Crimson Clover!
I The Wonderful Soil Improver
I Sow it in your corn and cotton
9 ai the la^t worldiig", and next
year you can pla.it those two
vrops on the same land and make
bigger crops. It is considered
worth $20 to S.'M) p< r acre ir thefij
increased productiveness and im-|
i proved mechanical condition, oii\
I the soil. i
CRIMSON CLOVER also makesI
an excellent winter and spring
grazing crop, the l?e^t of early
green feed and a good hay crop. 1
T.W.Wood & Sons,
SEEDSMEN, Richmond, Va.
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O COLLEGE
ro courses in Stenography,
ookkeepmg, Accounting and
larahip in Palmetto College g'ivar
Free Employment Djpartus
for trained executives than
e South. We furnish a'l the
leges with teachers . Individpment.
Experienced teachers,
sitions guaranteed. You can
r.rse of study in Palmetto Coltime
required in any other
epresents every state in the
nnsylvania. The reason is
everywhere.
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do, vamvuie, o. u.
icr School)
5.C., or 57 Wentworth St.,
to College
s known everywhere.
^re t o Palmetto College.
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sellers
'enf's Clothing
iriority of actual dollars and
o, because the fame of our
of quality, style and rockseason's
newest fabrics,
lort, you'll find here the
aSsts
e have a big stock of
5 of silk is rapidly advancHSS
EDNA MARl
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lost the crystal on the watch was
broken and the watch was not running.
Communicate with me, or send
the watch if found direct to me at;
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HORRY TORACC
To Tobacco Growers:
Since leasing the Horry
have looked forward with pie
old friends of Horry during 1
You will find me at the
liable Horry Warehouse, anc
you. We have ample space s
all obliging and accommodati
Your i
S. L GRAVELY,
CANDIDATES REST
ALL THIS WEEK
The candidates are resting thl*.
week. All last week they met their
appointments at the places named
jn the schedule fixed by the execu
;ive committees.
Next week they will begin at
oris on Monca.,, and go uir<ugii
the last week of the campaign,
winding up at Onway. on nov';
Saturday, August 28th. The schedule
for next week in i'lill j.s a. flows'.
I m is, V', V?v. *igu?' 23rd.
Ebcnezer, Tuesday, August 24tli.
Wampre Wedn' day, Aug. 25th.
Tillv Svai^i) 'I hMv. Amr 20.
Socastee, Friday, August 27th.
(!'?Rway, Sa.ui dav, August 28th.
The candHat )r, 1-. the offic ol
bounty Auditor : l* County C?roncr
have no opposition, so that N
Adams, who is limping f v i-cclcction
as auditor and L. W. Coop?r
for r( election as coroner, have
not been compelled to attend tlv
amp'sjgn meetings. They hav(
met the people at most of the piac
es however.
n ?Buy
in tli
! Where high rents arc not
haps this item docs not ex
only the State and County
expense in seiiing goods; ;
es do not have to ho paid.
Our store is in the coi
where you can come and
and the advantage^ wo en
some money when you arr
| We keep the best go
and we keep a good stock
'I
1920 for fertilizers, dry 1
ers' hardware.
Come to the old reli
mimiMi
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| Toddville,
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address underwritten.
I)OUC,LAS McKAY,
P. O. Box 370,
8|5|20-3ti. Columbia, S. C.
0 WAREHOUSE
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Warehouse last December, I
lasure to again meeting my
["obacco sales this season.
corner stand of the old Re1
I will be delighted to seetnd
a splendid office force?
ng.
friend,
, PROPRIETOR. *i
TOBACCO GROWERS
MAY HELP SELVE
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And at Same Time Heto tl
Tobacco Market?Good
Ad/ioe
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1st?-1 ?y leaving your money f]
vein l'< a! bank to help final
the crop. ip
1?nd? I)o not rush tobaccos n
^ krt Ga4' *r ? n'v i ipo tobao
Cure yeur tobaccos bright an'l bjj
clown 'til they blaech. Sort or rj|
v ur tobacco ami do not marl]
vcur tra-h. Market nthing* wofj
less than r? cents per nound. Ojj
bright tobaccos will sell good,
net. let vcur tobacco t high i
order. Your loss will be
' Markets will remain open 'til ?j|
tember COth.
~ I*?Ii* pries fall below rea?j
? Withhold your tobacco from
? market.
4th---Join the South Caro'ina '
bacco Association, and do your ] J
to keep up the prices. ?
ie Country j
to be considered, where per-1
isi at all; and where there is|;
taxes to be added in as an |
:tnd where the high town tax- ?
I
I
aiitry but it is on a good road *
see as without much trouble, M
joy will enable us to save you J
'ive.
V
ods to be had for the money ?
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Try us at Toddville during;
goods, groceries, and farm-j
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able.'
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