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COPY SUMMONS FOU RELIEF (Complaint Not Served) Court of Common Pleas. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, / County of Horry. Berry Fowler, Plaintiff. vs. Lydia Fowler, E. M. Fowler, J. E. Fowler, D. .F Fowler, Charley Fowler, Leetie Fowler, Jane Fowand it is further ordered that hte j Ludella Fowler; Odie Fowler, Bur / Andrew Fowler * Hodge; Mary Fipps, Carrie Fipps, Cynthia Fiapps, Nollie Fipps, Carolin ler, Rendv Fowler. Lindy Fowler, roughs Fowler, Flossie Fowler, Fipps, Nollie Fipps, Carolina Fipps. Edmon Fipps, Mack Fipps, and "Willie Fipps, Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the com plaint in this action, which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his oimcc at Uonway, j5. u., witnin twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day 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 complaint. September 11th, A. "D.. 1920. H. H. WOODWARD, * 1 Ik I _ u_ of gpi Select your tires t cording to the roa they have to travel In snnriv orhillvcoi I try, wherever the goi is apt to be heavy? U. S. Nobby. For ordinary conn foods?The U. S. Civ or U sco. For front wheels?1 U. S. Plain. For best result evorywh or ?? U. Royal Cords. GB i I H 1 Plaintiffs Attorney, i TO Lydia Fowler, D. F. Fowler,' Charlev Fowler, Leetie Fowler, i Jane fowler, Remly Fowler, Liiulyj Fowler Ludella Fowler, Otlie Fowler, Burroughs Fowler. Flossie Fo" ler, Andrew Fowler Hodge, :'.n! Nollie Fipps, Absent Defendants: TAKE NOTICE That the Complaint in the foregoing stated art ion and the Summons of which the fore going 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 tho 11th day of September A. D. 1920 W. L. BRYAN, (L S.) C. C. C. P H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. Notice Application for drew Fowler Holg.?, N>li'i Fipps APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN AD LITEM. , To Rendy Fowler, Ludella Fowler, Odie Fowler. Burrought Fowler, Flossie Fowler, Andrew Fowler Hodge, Nolie Fipps, Mack Fipps and Willie Fipps, Infant defenflnnf c< rtvwl r *%*>/) I aim a. v/ i>ui i 4v a uwr'i anvi Bithie Fipps, with whom they reside. TAKE NOTICE: That unless you procure the appointment of a Guardian acl litem, to defend thi' action on behalf of the above named Infant Defendants, w'htin twenty days after the service of the Summons herein upon you, application will be ma le by the plainf ' V' , { fi ' I iq thinks 2 in? awaij THE railroads w responsible. Bi until the automobi its present state o ment that the ol against travel wt broken down. .o . U i da / jn. More people o "e mobiles today t try thought of ownin and buggy in the c The That's because 1 I s* motoring has bee within rcach cf tt x vl\\ citizen's pocketbcx K We icok upon i oo-mm our i?b to }:ssP it weren't lor the the m&n with ih priced car there v y ii its GEO. J. HOLLIDAY S. P. HAWKS STONE BROS. CO., . J. W. MISHOE & CO MYRTLE BEACH FARMS CO... J. L. BELL,.. ???? fHE HOBBY HKBALD, OOHWA I I Rheumatism Cc 1 From 1 First of all, get it firmly fixed in your mind that all the linimenta m the world have no effect whatever on Rheumatism. A very common form of Rheumatism is caused by millions ol tiny disease germs which infest th< blood. The one and only sensible treatment, therefore, is one whicl cleanses tne blood of these germs and routs them entirely out of th< circulation, tiff to the Clork of this Court, at! Conway, S. C., after tho expiration of said twenty days, for the appointment of such Guardian, to appear and defend this action in their beh.'ilf. H. H. WOODWARD Plaintif's Attorney. September 11th A. D. 1920. ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN A I) LITEM Upon hearing the foregoing Affidavit, which is :ilso in the natuvc of a Petition of the plaintifT in thiJ action; and it appearing that the in A,/ '/Iff '{** ' ifr- v irtijthin? no or* a trio rcre partly much in this it it wasn't ^3. Ic reached f develop- The less d barriers spend on mc sre fin^Uy important it should be of Any tire is for the small wn auto- wants a tire ban ever just as muc g a horse in the small >id days. car man get :he ccst of tathokree n brought 10 average In thinkin ..1, of tires we in this corm fc as part of to put on there. If place o f the ; trade cf we believe 1 e medium when we wouldn't be Tires, id States 1 AYNOH, S. C. CONWAY, S. C. LITTLE RIVER, S. C. LOUIS, S. C. MYRTLE RFAfH. S. C. ... .. WAMPEE, S. C. Y, 8 0 , OCT 7, 1920.^ ? >mes | ; iny Pain Germs 1 I <mXhXKKmX*<,4X,4X,,HhXmMKmX,<w> t This is why S.S.6,, the greatest l known blood purifier is so successful in the treatment of Rheumatism. It is a powerful cleanser of the blood, and will remove the dis case germs that cause your Rheuf matism, affording relief that is i genuine. J S.S.S. is sold by all druggists, i Free literature and medical advice ? can be had by writing to Chief > Medical Adviser. 154 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. funt defendants named in said Affidavit arc all residing within the Stat-* of North Carolina with Taboi* in raid State as their Post OlYice* an'! it appearing further that J. S. if. 1.J * " .? i v ;.u;.rr.i, is coepmettn I'a?C VP tllj Yau^ht. is a com pet on! and suitibl_M | perst n to act as Guardian ad Litem for the said absent infant defen-1 dants; In pursuance of subdivision j two of scction 185 of the Code or ! Civil Procedure of South Carolina A. I). 1012, it is hereby ordered that the said .1. S. Vaujyht bo, and ho isj hereby appointed as Guardian ad | Litem of said absent infant defendant: for tie purposes of this ac-j 1 i I I w [ i tire business for | hi E a man lias to ? storing, the more | is that his tires $ first quality. |i ; not good enough $* i car owner. He 1 that will give him | h for his money ; . size as the big :s for his money size. II I I ig over what kind jjsji would represent jj| munity we tried rs elves in the | 3 car owner. And I we hit it exactly p selected U. S. k fires 1 i tmammmmmmmmmmec- -& 1 Buy in the Where high rents are not to b haps this item does not existi only the State and County ta: expense in seiiing goods; and cs do not have to be paid. Our store is in the countr where you can come and see and the advantages we enjoy some money when you arrive. We keep the b?st goods and wc keep a good stock. T 1920 for fertilizers, dry tioo: ers' hardware. Come to the j!d reliable Toddville, anHMaMHaMMMMMMBMMaraMMmNK' i ii m\ m i wm mmmi ^ You Do More Work. ? I A * *4 You are more ambitious nod y:m ^et inort jmjoyment out of everything when you) Mood is in good condition. Impurities it the blood have a very depressing effect on the system, causing weakness, laziness nervousness and sickness. GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying and Enriching the Blood. When you feel its strengthening, invigorating effect, sec how it brings color to the cheeks and how it improves the appetite, you will then appreciate its true tonic value. GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC is not a patent medicine, it is simply IRON and QuINlNE suspended in Syrup. ' So pleasant even children like it. The blood needs Quinine to Purify it and IKON to Enrich it. These reliable tonic properties never fail to drive cut impurities in the blood. The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it the favorite tonic in thousands of homes, i More than thirty-five years ago, folks would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a member of their family had Malaria or needed a body-building, strength-giving tonic.? The formula is just the same today, and you can get it from any drug store. 6Cc per bottle. WW VV\AAtVVS^VVV>V^VVVVVVWSAAMAAA ? tion, and ho is h re by authorized and directed to serve in that capacity and to an: wer the complaint herein in their behalf, unless s id absentees, or soiree ne in tb i* be-' half, within twenty days after the! service of tho ummor.s herein, and i of the retire, itrd a ccpy of t i>! Order cither pe:so wily up n : aid j I infants, or by puhli~at on wit <he j I summons and a;d ret'ee a- ? inafter dive .-tod <r by :-eivicc :n| both ways, 'hall piecine *e l> np-i printed a Guaidian ad Litem far! said infants. It is farther <r'ered thrt this Order and the Noti'.""> of App'i a*io"< ! for Ai>pcintmer.t t f Cua di n r.d, Litem r^all b^ s n o.'! upon . id ah-, sent infant defendants by publishin r tie rare v ;\h the Sunvvens for three succe rive w eks in Th 1 ilorry Herald -i new.-'v.pe:' p 'b];ishcd in the 0:>ur.ty of Tlorry. ail newspaper being; most !ik ly t^> bring the same to the 'attention of raid absent infant defendants; 'rj this Order mav be s rve ! person* I ly upon said absent infan defendants ( ither by the rbrr'ff of Horvy Count v. n\" t ho Mliirr r e,?ini?i..... I i i 111: II w l | County Novtb Carolina. or by anv! private indi\iihial r; sidnnr in oit't-i i _g_jji?iiuiLw> H?MV i I- ??? ??< i mm*.? avu.miw ?. wwn ? *<>? ' ? >? Most important anoni? v.'hich is to FiREI-TDCM from the banc c hood inherit oil from Mo'her E\ Vitus gives this freedom t o women Sold by your dru^iston the iligti ment that ii' the FIRST IX)TTLI benefit, money avi 11 bo refunded. Bfrs. Nellie Smith, Toxas. Mrs, XV. M. ( "I had femalo trouble amauga, Ga. with smothering spoils, wonders for Tho doctors liail givou mo and all run ? tlV)?Kflid T 1 _r - v V...VI 11 u noon uuioto biy gotwell. After taking for six or four bottles of STELLA bill now I il VITAE I was up nnd go- work." ing about my work." THACHER MEDICINE C Ctmttanoogrn, Tern., U. S. A. ? Country I e considered, where per- I it all; and where there is I <es to be added in as an I where the high town tax- I y but it is on a good road I us without much trouble, I will enable us to save you I to be had for the money I ry ;is at Totldvillc dur:ng J Jo, c;reoeries, and farm- I S C I fe I xn-w?111 i mm i i?? ? ?mmmmmrn YOUR BUSINESS COURSE at Draughon's ends by sccunnga good p\-ying rosition. Right now wo are able to fill only - 25 per cent of the calls for trained business help coming daily to our employment department from all the large towns throughout th1 Carolines. A lu-iness course at l)i aug\ion's means a good payir.g po-i'.ion. Write /or par-. t leu;a IT.. DRAUGH0N'S r>rsi i i niin i a o r? VJL.U:,IDIM. O. O, -8,20 U . ; l . .. or S uC*i Carolina or North Carolina; and it is :'!> > r>r:eied that the service "f this Order rhall be completo at <ho r.rv> lime that. the service of sa'd Summons is completed, uric, s \k Yo served personally as afore^a'd, in wliich latter case it shall be complete on the day of ruch p rsonal service. Given under my IIaril ar.cl Seal rt C'^^iiv in 1 o Conner of Horry and Sta'e Carolina this loth day ol Santar be,- A. D. 1920. W. J... H-y- \ (li. S.1) Clerk of Co\ut of Common T eas. Conway, S. C.. Sept 28, 1020. cnv/riox N"iTK:r STATE OY SOUTH CAROLINA Courty of H ni"'y. F<y J. P. Vuujr'at, E'-qui.e, Probate J udye \VHI]?!!;AS !v-.fki> (1. Cannon mndo si.it to ito tN Ver Letto:.' of Ail I'nirvvation of the effects of S K. Cannon. THE 3E \ 'CITIIM K E F 0 R E to cite awl a?'r ; 'vYV a1! an*! singular the 'kindred aid creditors of the >:rid S F. Cannon, deceased, that i'hc\ Ix' and in^p'U', before me. in t? e Court, of Wo: ate, to be hold at C?!iv,vay. S. ('. on 15t^ day ;f Oct her I(V'O aft r publication hcienf, at 11 o'c'ock in y h? * oren on, t i show can e, if anv they have, \vl\\ the si' Administration sh uld nc b' parted. 3IVK\T nn.'or rv H;>nd, tKi 23rd t!av ' . Scv.t. Arno D'mini, 102). IVdished on the .'50 h of Sept. and 7th <1 r* '* Ootcb r, 1020 in tHe Horrv Herald. J. S Vaiuvht, rroLa'e Judge To importation of automobile* r.to N nvii;; is fovb; V'en. Stf-M h mm m SPfitSWllL JBF.i hci- risrl-.t j wl il )f woman- j W$m fgy -o. Stella nc^if^rcc- ^ jaines. Chick- H "It has tlono j 11 mo; was weak j j , , i i lli?7Wv^sHl 'I lown, had not ! 1 !!; l!it??MHlt3S2iM^!