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# MMH j fir; % j. m '"///liiiiiiimiiiniiiiii BETTER TOBACCO BETTER MARKET What Organization is Doing For the Tobacco Growers of Horry CLEMSOIM COLLEGE n- r- ? a r HtLrS Iht UAU5L The Way Has Been Opened for Effective Work by Tobacco Association In 1919 a necessity?an embargo on tobacco' during the marketing -season?called forth the organization of the South Carolina Tobac?o Association. Some g( od work in a limited way was done at once by this association, but a realization of the fact that the great need was two-fold.?"a better tobacco on a better market," as the present slogan of the Association expresses it, the members sought first of all j at the beginning of the 1920 season to build up a strong organization with a big memberhip including if possible everybody in the "tobacco belt" of South Carolina who might bo directly or Indirectly concerned with tobacco marketing. The Extension Service of Clemson College was called upon for aid and Director W. W. Long, knowing1 the marketing of crops is as important as growing them, gladly sent F. L. Harkey, Agent in Marketing Work, and L. H. Lewis, Extension Agent in Marketing, to Florence, the center of the tobacco territory, for one month to concentrate on th^ tobacco markctin problem, the first consideration being a big active membership. The plan of attack was to invade the score of market"* with the association's central committeemen and visit personally farmers, warehousemen, bankers, cham bers of commerce and ev?n busi ness and professional men, and to make talks to farmers gathered at warehouses just before sales, the committeemen to solicit members immediately following. In tM- way the small membership was incrras ed to over four hundred, and better still, everybody c neon d was "educated" as to conditions and requirements of the tobacco market. This has enened the way for effective work by the association. One aim is to improve the grades of tobacco offered and eliminate the poorer grades. box supper. There will be n box sunp^r at Seven Mile School House in the evil ing of September the s'xter nth, 3 920. The public has a cordial invitation. The proceeds will be applied to painting and installing better lights to the school building. adv It Sam J. Bland, Prin. NOT.'CK OF SALK Under and by virtue of ;i Decree of Partition and Sale made hv TI is Honor S. W. G. Shipp, presiding judge at Conway, S. C.. in the* case, of G. M. Sarvis, Plaintiff. a<rains; Matlia Sarvis, ot al., Defendants,! and dated May 20th, 1020. notice i.* I hereby given that I W. I/. Bryan , Clerk of Court as Special Ma-;te%\! will offer for sale to thr highest bidder, within leral hours of sa'e, before the Court House door in C*>n way, S. C.. on Monday, Soot. G'h 3920, that bointr the legal Sa!^ Day in said month, the follow'ndescribed property, to-wit: Tract No. One.?All and Singula* a certain tract or narcel or lan<* lying and being- in Bavfcoro Township, County and Stato aforos-n I. containing Fifty (~>0) acres more or less, bounded a^ foPows: Commencing on a Pin-.* Stump cv*nev in run Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ST SHOWING OF While it is early to 1 has been so insistent that wi community, the very latest en nent, and the first of these ai could buy and we guarantee e1 You will also find 01 We extend you a coi 28th. Will be glad to see yi I. MARLOW IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllHHIIIIII i % \ Horry I THE 4 v4 J j We cart { of | Have your pre; ? Co. Our price' fi and the best tl j | ness is the big? I our motto is t( > J jh ' I I "THE mammm of Big Zoke Branch; tnonc:1 up said) branch the run on Kstate lands of; JoJm A. Fowler lino to stake co n< r on Burroughs & Collins lino; thence nearly N. on Burroughs & Colinsj line across the South prong of Wasp i Branch to Maple corner; thence near West on other lands If. D. Orrirgr to Knot corner; thence near South ( on C. C. liUnn's line to the beginning. Above is a part of the (Jeo. \ Harper Survey Granted A. 1). 1 01 | and is known as the identical 4 roct j <K'C<H'<1 to V. V. J'OWlfT l?V .Jo 0|)M Fowler April 17th, A. 1). 1S90 and deeded to J. M. Sarvis by N. 10. Kowler May 15th, 1907, recorded Hook C C C, page 100 Clerk's Office Horry County. Tract No. Two-?All and Singular that certain piece, parcel and tract of land, situate, lying and being in Simpson's Creek Township, Horry County and the State aforesaid and containing Twenty-one and 25-100 (21.25) acres, more or h ss, dos-j cribcd as follows: Commencing at J stake ?3xo in the run of Zeke's i Branch and runs thence N. 27 degrees 30 minutes E. 1010 foot t?1 stake Hxo No. 27 on the South edge of Wasp Branch; thence with the South edge of Wasp Branch ftXQ fe< t to stake; thence with L. (J. Tyler's line S. V2 degrees. West 1 T>r>4 fee4. | t > :fa':* 8x11 in tlu run of Zek'?' ( THE HOlOtY HERALD, COW lillllllillllllllllllllllllllllHIl lUNCINl - YOUNG MEN'S talk about Fall Clothing, never e quite early made up our mi ri eations that it was possible to rrivats will be placed on disp I; \/ery suit we sell to give entire ur dry goods and notions dep rdial invitation to visit our firs ou. WALSH MAli IISIIIIillllHlHIIilllllllllllllll nnp n?*iirr/ UUI UlUgJ ^hen in town call 01 Drug Com SHOWING SI *y acomp every this scriptions filled t s are reasonable lat can be had. ( jest and best in d PLEASE YOU. : GROWING STC 13ranch; thonco with the run of' Zoko'x Branch in a Wrstoi l\ direc- i lion to the beginning point. ou 1 clod I * \rl i lut \A7 ncf \\ tr 1 w\ 1/ 4..4 1 ? A ~ ^ ?..iv ?? v .iv ?/,v nn j lalius <)l J. M. Siirvis; North by Was > Hranch; Kast by I.. (1. Tyl r; South by Burrough & Collins Co. For more particular description see Plat by HORRY TOBIFG To Tobacco Growers: Since leasing the Horry have looked forward with pic old friends of Horry during "] You ^ 1 find me at the liable Horry Warehouse, anc you. We have ample space a all obliging and accommodati Your f S. A. GRAVELY, WAY, S. C., AUG. 26, 1920. illlillllllllllllllllliSIIIIIIIIIII ? MARK FALL CLOTHIN theless the demand at our stor id to show the young men the obtain. We have assembled ay Saturday, Aug. 28th. Our! satisfaction. lartment complete and at prices t showing of men's and boy 5' YOURS TO SERVE, ILOW t lllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllll ?ist? I 11 ipany ORE leteline I lg at Horry Drug | ! to ever3'one, | )ur drug busi- fj Conway, and | )RE" I H. C. Cannon dated Feb. 4th, 1914. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. W. \j. KRYAN, (SEAL) Olork of Court as Special Master. SHERWOOD & R*e.MILLAN, Plaint* fY's Attvs. Conway, S. C., Aug:. 10th, 1020. 0 WAREHOUSE | I Warehouse last Denovnhov T , lasure to again meeting my tobacco sales this season. corner stand of the old Rel I will be delighted to see jid a splendid office force? ng\ riend, PROPRIETOR. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii! IW'S G FOR SATURI c for the newest Fal! styles conservative styles of this a very attractive assortsuits are the best that money that will please you. Clthing, Saturday, Aug. the ilISS EDNA MAR IIIIIIIIIIIII1HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A Satcir SENATOlt J Giving the Facts on R Circular issued There is being given circulation throughout the state to a pamphlet purporting to enmo from one H. P. Scaife, of Washington, I). C., making an attack upon my record in the United States Senate. The burden or the publication is that I have neglected my duties as Senator by not attending to some of the roll-calls. I have challenged comparison of my record in this respect during the campaign and since the issuance of this circular with the average of those Senators who stand high in the Senate and in their respective parties. The challenge was not accepted and for the information of my friends throughout the State I wrote to the Hon. Charles M. Galloway, former Civil Serv'c? Commissioner and now practicing atttorney in Washington, requesting that he compile from the Congressional Rcco'd the record in respect to roll-ca'l.; of the following Senators: Senator Hitchcock, Democrat; Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee when the Democrats were in control of the Senate, and Democratic 1 ad r in the Senate during the treaty fight. Senator Owen. Demecrnt Chairman of the Uanking and Smith. Hitchc ck Total votes and duorum calls 4T>'19 37.' 9 otal absences. not vot'ng and paired 20(50 189.'? I respectfully submit thi tlie Scaife circular to the v< For House of R. pr ?scnta' ives. I hereby announco myself a cnndioate foi the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic Piimary. W. I).' LOWRIMORE. V Where high rents arc not i< haps this item does not exi: only the State and County expense in seiiinq goods; at cs do not have to be paid. Our store is in the coui where you can come and s< and the advantages we enj< some money when you arrr We keep the best gooi and we keep a ciood stock. 1 GOO frtrcHII-tnHA ?J"'1 " i kjc-\j iui ?ui UMZ.UI s, ui y tj* ers' hardware. Come to the old relial DUSENBUi Toddville, i mm m 11 ii in iii////^ % iAY M v LOW J iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiw#' " tent From I E. 1). SMITH oil Calls in Reply to a by H. L. Scaife Currency Committee under Demceialic control of the Senate and one of the leading authorities on banking and currency in the country, a candidate for President, endorsed by his state and ' voted for at Stin Francisco by his state delegation to tne l'jst. Two years ago he was nominate! and re-elected by his party with a plurality of 36,0G6. Senator Penrose, Republican, Chairman of the Committee on Finance and acknowledged leader / of the Republican forces, both of ll the Senate and the country. Senator Tillman, Democrat, Chairman of the Naval Affairs Committee under the Democrats, whose record in the Senate needs no comment as to his diligence and faithfui attention to his duties as Senator, as well as to his statesmanship. Senator John Sharpe Williams, Democrat, whose long service, both as Congressman and Senator, and whose usefulness to his party and nation is unquestioned and who is recognized as the ripest scholar and most forceful debator in the House or Senate. The records from the Sixtyfirst Congress thrrugh the first session of t'>e present Congress, as sent by Mr. Galloway, are <,5? follows: I I Owen. Penrose. Tillman* Williams. m 4553 4648 4015 4322 I 2$:>?9 28 GG 2218 i::90 I is comparison in answer to I aters of the state. I E. D. SMITH. I box si pper. I There will ho a Box Supper at I Rod 11:11 church Thursday nitfht, 1 ! August 26th. The proceeds to pi I | for church benefits. The public . invited. Good behavior assured.?adv I ) be considered, where per- I A at all; and where there is I taxes to be added in as an I id where the hiah town tax- 1 ritry but it is on a good road ^e us without much trouble, :>y will enable us to save you ve. Js to be had for the money Try us at Toddville during ?ods, groceries, and farmDie. RY & CO. J ?= s. C.I