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I, ?%ht jitortD ffatstffl ^ ^ < * > CONWAY. S 0. l^tred at the Post Office at Conway Ik C, u second class mail matter. H. H. WOODWARD \ 0 fikHshfd Every Thursday Morning by Conway Publishing Co. CHANGE SUBSCRIPTION PKICE: One Copy, One Year $2.00 (jfne Copy, Six Months,.... 1.00 One Copy, Three Months. . .50 Payable in Advance TELEPHONE 21. Make all Checks or Drafts payable to .The Horry Herald, or H. H. Woodfxrd, Conway, S. C. Gmmm+mrnmmmmmmi. " ~1~ IxlUxColiii Y, UUT. 13, iyzu. Ill will and spite play more in the real acts of life than we would like to admit. o Some of us have more than others, and yet get less out of it. The reason is easy to find. You maye get a chance to come back some time at the man who does you a bad turn. But is it right to do it? o? ?? Cheerfulness lends itself to accomplishment. It a lubricant which keeps the wheels of action moving. ? No man has ever been able to succeed with his hands alone. He must use his brain to plan how the hand shall act. o Every man should have some individuality that is proving value to himself and his community. Any other kind of a man is really a no tiling in all respects. o Many wonders have been accomplished by beginnini in a way that was thought to be exactly backwards to the right way. We do not always understand just what is the right way. vjSL. . Cotton that is picked out early will weigh more and grade up better than the kind which is allowed jto remain in the fields until Christmas. Pick it out .quick. ? ? ^ r?-v Law and good ordel* inus>l ti'iuinph in the fight against strong drink and it can do this only through the will of us, who are the people. We must deny ourselves and say to those who do not know what self denial is, that the laws must be obeyed and then ..go ahead and see to it that they do obey the laws. We believe the time will come when mental acts will be counted as crimes when they have that nature and act to the great damage and hurt of others. Tt is not only with the hands that one man may injure another, and this is becoming more and more apparent as the population of the world increases and the possibilities of human thoughts and attitudes multiply. Q NOT MUCH DANGER. Some are afraid to buy very much of a supply of arty article needed in business, just at this time; and 'it is for fe'v of a falling market at the Jtime when the article would be sold at retail. It is the opinion of some experts that while things may fluctuate in price duringti?e next year or longer, yet they will not go down to prewar lr-v els to stay, and therefore there is not as much danger of buying on a falfing r athe*- a:- some imy think. I DRAGS IN PROGRESS. .. ckM ^ome men realizo that they arc never typ .old to lea in and the> investigate and take in more knowledge and thus become mort useful a:v fhey grow older; bul thfhe ore others we notice who ad as ^if tlVev knew all there was tc kn<>w, an<l heive thov m?ke no of fort to find out more. Th( so lat, ter arc the d' '\?r in human endea vdr and worldly progress. I NOTICE <>I' IV LCTION. |n pusuar.ee of the order mad by the County Hoard of Kduca1io< fof Horry County on the 4th da of October 19'>0, the undersipfne* Trustees of District No. IH> wil hold an electtion at Gras: y Ha Schor.l House on the 22nd day o October 1920. upon the question o levying a Special Tax of K mill upon the taxable property of sai District. Dated Oct. 4th, 1020. J. W. HILL, J. F. PRIDGEN, i W. D. STRICKLAND. Board of Trustees School District No. 86. \ FINE OFFICE POSITIONS. jPayinf? splendid salaries are recorded every day by our em a. i.... * r:ii fjioymiMii uujtruu. vv?- can ini pnly one-foiirth of the positions listed. i If you want a position with ]a bank or a high class business house where future advancement is assured, prepare How by taking our business n_fcourse. We guarantee posj; tions as soon as the students and fitted to take thrin. For particulars write DRA.UGHON' Columbia, S. C. "T" TT ~ - +*??,( ' ^ * 1 MORE ROOM NEEDED. I Mr. E. J. Sherwood brought up at a recent meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. the matter of the lack cf space at the Post Office, and told of having recently received a package which had been in the Post Office since June 2, 1920. The Secretary was instructed to call this matter to the attention of the Grievance committee, and also take the same up with Congressman Philip H. Sttoll. NOTICE "OF SAUE. Under and by virtue of the decree and judgment of the .court made by his Honor Geo. E. prince,. Presiding Judge, in the cape of Burroughs & Collins Co., Plain tiff$r vs. J. 13. Squires, et al., Defendants, and dated he 12th day of October A. D. 1920, I, the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at puolic auction to the highest bidder before the Court House door at Conway in Horry County, and State of Soulh Carolina, during legal hours of sale on saiesday in November next, it being the 1st day of said month, all and singular those certain lands situate in Horry County, and described as follows, to wit: All and singular those two certain pioces, parcels and tracts of land, situate, lying and being in Dog Bluff Township, County and State aforesaid, said tracts adjoining and lying on both sides of Brunsoa Swamp and containing in the aggregate eighty and fifty one hundredths (80.50) acres, more or less, more particularly described i as follows; I Tract No. 1, situate as aforesaid; and containing 31 acres, more or less, beginning at a stake 3xo in the run of B inn son Swamp and running thence N. 20 degrees W. 2.75 chains to stake 3xo, thence same course 20 chains to stake 3xo tag No. 487, thence S. 84 W. 15 chains to stake 3xo tag 480, hence S. 15 1-2 E.? 092 chains to stake 3xo, tagt 485, thence S. 14 1-2 E. 19.07 chains to stake 3xo in the J T? O 4.1 I U It 1M UIIMMI O YV cl I I I | J a tUUiicC U }J the run of B run son Sv&mp to I stake 3xo, thcncc the run to bo-' ginning- point. Bounded on the North by other lands of the lat3 Hosea Squires now occupied by tlio Defendant J. B. Squires, East by j Mack Hufhos, South by the run of i Brunson Swamp and West by W. i A. Nichols and Burroughs & Col-1 lins Company, and being- Tract B of compiled plat made by Eli M. I Merrill, Surveyor, Feb. 2?, 1911 to which plat reference is crave 1. ! Tract No. 2, situate as aforesaid i and on the Southern side of Brun- J son Swamp and contain-ng 49.501 acres, more -or less, beginning at a stake 3xo in the run of Brun von . Swamp where this parcel and par-, eel No. 1 adjoin and running S. 13 degrees 30 minutes E. 34.30 chains to stake 3xo tag 419, thence N. 89 j degrees E. 3 chains to tag 484, thence same course 2 chains to ( bladk gum, thence N. 25 1-4 E. 5, chains to a point, thence N. 59 1-4 E. 3 chains and 50 links offset S. 60 E. 1.16 chains, thence N. 45 E. 5 chains offset S. (>8 IE. 0.50 chains, thence N. 32 3-4 E. 5 chains offcof fi nt\ (lphrpp? F, 0.30 chains. thence N. 8 E. 3 chains offset N. I 55 E. 0.37 chains, thence N. 33 W. ' 5.50 chains offset N. 35 E. 2.08 I chains, thence N. 52 "W. 3.00 chains offset N. 47 E. 2.25 chains, thence N. 17 W. 4.12 chains, thencs N. 48 W. 2.00 chains, thonce N. 64 W. 3.27 chuins, thence N. 14 E. 3,15 chains, thence N. 41 E. 1 27 chains, thence N. 10 1-2 E. 1.15 chcins, thence N. 50 E. 1.77 chains, thonce N. 18 W. 1.0Q chains, thence N. 41 W. 1,73 chains to stake in the run of Bnmson Swamp, thence down the run of Brunson Swamp to bafrinnint? point. Boittulecl '*n the North by the run of Bruivon Swamp, East by Mack Hughes, I South and West by Wilson NichI ols ami Burroughs & Collins Co., and beinur pa-c 1 C of compile;! .rhove refc red to. TERMS of Sale Cash, Purchaser to pay for pnpevs. Conway, S. C., Oct. 12. 1920. f. A LEWIS. Unw,. r.>nnlv I 111 ? ' ' I IV vwinvj. SMKHVVpOI) & >McMII.I.AN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. -* - - - - ? ? v ? CHASERS [TOR I\AIK. '< '> -< ? ? K if ?' "4V In 1 lie absence of Dr. C. Hrdley ^ Executive Secretaiy of the Horr\ . County 'Fair Association, tit the , Chamber of Commerce meeting [ last week, M>, M. A. Wright ma h ^ ' a report on the plans of the Fail ), Committee. He statod that the . j Navy Department hart agreed t( . I send one or two submarinn chaser? 'to (' ii-vVny during the fail: an< I thai there was a possibility that ; hydroplane might, also be secure* from the Navy Department. It wa repoited that all of the booths fo el the fair, with th^ exception o ry three had been >ente.l. Mr. Stillc; (/! of the Veneer M inuCacturing Co ,| { stated that his company wouh ] take one of the booths, unh s t'r v 1 Fair Committee preferred som f! other exhibit. { CANDIDATES CAHDS. ? ? 1 ~ r a l (|1 The Mayor and uoaro m aur-i men of (: o Town of Conway 'I hereby offer for re-election t their present offices. L. D. MAG RATH, Mayor. M. G. ANDERSEN, D. M. BURROUGHS, W. A. FREEMAN, S. P. HAWES, J. T. MI SHOE, W. H. WINBORNE. Board of Aldermen. MAKING PROGRESS. Under the head of Report of Cor nit tees the Chn'^l ^.v Coiv merce meeting last Friday, 71r. V A. Stilley, who is. in clvarge thr> matter of reppiriftic the. hal reported that the lumber for th f'ooiin^ had been velert^td a**?d thfl the painting of the interior woul likely berrin within ten da vs. M i Stilley also reported that he ha S rurrhpse'! two new doors havin glass panonis for the front. THE HORRY HERALD, DON'S H There is no place like home hold and kitchen furniture. ' Nothing, can give an furniture. "i We invite you to t to make life worth living. Our goods are bough We are prepared an no as and latest records, N? Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, *fc $60.00 Bicycles for SEE O'JR COMPLETE STO Sulht NOISE PROOF PHONE PERFECTED IN LONDON London.?Harnessing the human larynx in such a way that it is possible to carry on a conversation direct from the throat instead of the mouth is the latest thing in tel ephonic advancement, now being exhibited in London. An advantage 'claimed for the "Luryngaphone" is that 't is un- j affected by external noi.-es, no sound but the human voice being heard. The transmitter is about the size of a wrist watch. It gathers up the j vibrations direct from the vocal j chords when it is placed in contact with the throat, and the sounds are painly heard in the receiver. A special apparatus has been designed for fire brigades, enabling a superintendent to be in constant * touch with his marked men, and to converse with them readily. Hose men working on ladders and roof tops can keep in telephone touch with those working in other parts of a burning building. The invention can also be used be twecn chauffeur and motor car passenger, between air pilot and passenger, in noisy workshops, in railway tunnels and in marine engine rooms. The submarine worker i can taiK to me niiwi* at tne suaace , or to another diver below. He can also make signals fcb the operator, by simply dropping his jaw to the full extent, this movement work ing a switch. SCIENCE AIDS I THE DYSPEPTIC -k. The Application of a Scientific Treatment?SarDraS? Has Proven of Great Benefit. < ??? ? To iruccetsfully treat any ailment one must find the cause of the I trouble. To remove the cause I ? ^ ^ { U.-* ilioAuoa I t'j l'l i ill i iiiiiv: i/i ivj Science teaches us that Dyspepsia ami Immigration with their kindred ailments are ttye result of careless treatment pi tjie br&<lrfe of r^-- ^tjdn and ' asSirriilation, and the rdi soltant^* improper funct'oning of those organfo. To /-t'?]> Indigestion and Dyspep, si a theref're, one lias but to* regair late habit-, especially of eating-, ?i and assist, the stomach and liver ;j in the discharge of 4heir functions. >\ Sa: DrrtS, a scientific prcpa^tMMi r1 of medicinal herbs and roots con?' tains the proper -ingredients > to em > Uvcn the liver and kidneys and re* new the vigor of " the stOrri'&eli I glandfc. Contains no alcohol. \ If yon aie suffering from "Di^fcs' 1 live troubles, regulate, your habit n and t'jfce a tablesroonful of Sa' v OiTv'S; before every meal. It wH f do what common laxatives cannot / The re uH i; simple aMd gratify ,, ing. All dealers and jobbers.?ad> c | PIRATING OF DRESS MODELS Paris?On the ground that un fair advantage is' being taken o them to copy priceless models, am (, designs, the Dressmaker.'.' Syndi 0 cate of Paiis is trying to enfo m an injunction a^iinst news an; [fashion photographs. "We spend thousands upon tlv creation of a model," says th dressmakers. "We pay high sa'ar ies to designers, most of whom avi trained artists; we carry on costl; experiments to obtain the righ colors ami effects. "The price we sell a #own at i only an infinite part of what evol vinft the model cost us. and we f?e n returns -only if the model is re i- peated tpr us a sufficient hun^be < of times** ? ..? f- "WJiat happens under the pre? l? ent System? One of our fashion ? able clients appears at the racot; for instance, in a new gown. Iir mediately she is photographed, an ?' the picture falls into the hands c d second-rate houses, who make r profession of copying ffood mde'i Hie result i rheer I f . u \ % TAY, 8. C? OPT. 14, 1980. I0ME SW t if you furnish your home with 1 % ' 41 y more real pleasure and cor Jr .v> . .. r> > ;.'?Vf >*' ake a peep at any time at our .* ' , it right, and we offer you a re d will meet any competition i itional Bicycles and supplies, B( ir wood or coal. $45.00 for next few days or CK OF COMFORTS AND BU irlantl Fur A. M. Sutherland, BLOOD IS FUEL TO THE BODY * Pumped Through the System by the Heart it Sustains the Muscles and Tissues PEPTO-MANGAN HELPS BLOOD ] Keep the Quality of Your Blood at its Best?it Means Vigorous Health and Ability to Accomplish. ft W | Blood acts like a fuel. Pumped through the body by the heart, it sustains the muscles and tissues. It renews them. It feeds the brain ?the tissues of the eye and face. That is why fpiople look so pale and lifeless when blood is impoverished. The body tissues are being supplied with weak fuel. The blood had not enough red corpusces. You would not eat poor food ' with no nourishment in it; no more should you let the luel that 'supplies sustenance to your entire "body be inferior. Have good blcod. Improve the quality and keep it at its best. If you look pale and feel^ weak, if U lyvr.l- t>/ 111. nAMniotnoYI O vwl yyJLL liavi: lll^v y u u i ?;ui>iiuoiuoiu aim energy, if y4our blood is clogged with poisons, your system is being fed with a poor grade of blood. That is no way to go around. If you are not at your best, get at the source of the trouble right awav. Pitt an end to hrlf living. Take that ideal, tonic, PeptoMangan, to tcne u:> youv blood and puiify it. Get the full enjoyment ou.t of living. Breathe fresh air take exercite. Do sure to a>:Vk for "Giuh's Pep to-JNIangan." It comes in convonien tablet form and in liquid. One ha; the aame medicinal value as tn< ether. There is only one g'fnuiri* Pepto-Mangan, and the nam j "GutleV is on the package. Adv. 4> enms to hold offtcr,- ;; , in pl | ' ? ?"? i i . <'olumbia.p^vy&cie namnron uimr^ chief ganicv warden of S>titt*\ Caro L liiia announced that he^ would nn retire front office uritil March-.? Hi i previous resignation was t'>. tak?.. e Eect November 1st, in which *cas * the rti)vornw would have appftinte >, a successor to hold office until th - lepfisl&twe elected for the fu 1 term. Thr> extended time will als . v.'ive JVfr. Gibbes time to wind u - the affairs cf his office wh'ch wor / made manifold by reason of th open hunting season now on. Go\ ; : e?nor Cootfer ha-1 somr-'tbinf? like dozen or more applications fror aspirants for the office. The whol 1 nvitter will now be referred to th legislative. ' o 3 NOTICE OF ELECTION, j Tn pursuance of an order mad by the County ' Board of Educf p tion for Horry County, on the 9t e day of October, 1920, the undei signed trustee of District No. fi e will hold an election at Popuk yiHill School House on the25th da | of October, 1920, upon th" qu*8tid j of levying a special school tax c o 8 mills upon the taxable propert ! of said District No. 52. f Dated October 9, 1920. , J. M. vRABON. ; H. D. GASQUE, 1 G. W. RARON, Board of Trustee School Distrii r< ,! has more imitations than ar d other Oliill and Fever Tonic on tl ,f market, but no one wants imitation ? Th<*y are dangerous things in tl medicine line.?adv. I EET HOME i furniture from our complete line of high grade houseifort than a home well furnished with the right kind of l * S " ? . , . w v * , > ( ?. ' I / h?>r , ' " n complete stock of high grade furniture, that will help < 'V (> *t" y sal bargain in any thing you need. n our line. We carry a complete line of Columbia Grafo- >ys Wagons, Velocipedes, Flash Lights and Batteries, Cook: ....... > ly. Get yours now. INKETS. niture Company ? n u/nni wvn^i anu iviyr. % JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY THE MOTOR CAR I PRICE SITUATION [ 1A Message From I \ J. DALLAS DORT PRESIDENT I y . Dort Motor Car Co. i"The price of the Dort car is reasonable and fair; the total I net advance in list within a period of 2 years having been but I 17 per cent against advances ranging from 19 per cent to 45 I jer ccnt in the list of other leading makes. I Therefore there will be no price reduction by this company. I "There ba-s bcon as yet no break in material or labor cost I that would warrant any price reduction in 'the Dort car. I ''On the contrary materials have been purchased by us, and B by all motor car manufacturers, for 1021. production, at a very considerable advance as a whole over 1920 material costs. I ''Therefore, umcss those purchase contracts are treated by the H purchaser as scraps of paper or /the seller voluntarily revises I contract prices downward, theie can be no justification jVr any I motor car manufacturer to reduce prices unless he has been I profiteering,- which mems that he has Been receiving excess lve profits. ^ . '{ "If there be such manufacturers, this is the most opportune I ^ time for them properly to adjust pi ices to the sound values .of - >o;'i their product." I fl "J" .<* I' ii'- ? THE PRESENT PRICE OF CURRENT. PORT MODELS ARE I nT GUARANTEED AGAINST REDUCTION: . ' I AYNOR, S. C I Y1 I ' M!,..,! 1 " ? - ILJ.1 L ~ ' " v"" ~c \.!,; .. "Tf. U AN INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC |J , I ir Ijs v The public is respectfully invited to come in I " and see my line of Ooat Suits. Coats. Swoof^? , j ' TWWWA0, ;y Skirts, Shirt waists, and Scarfs and Notions. I also have the prettiest line of ladies and childrens Hats that I ever carried. Come in and V. see for yourself. ct RESPECTFULLY ; .. J. S. CAUSEY S- I ' "j J s \ \ ' *By " ** 1