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K bwaeaiLi.. -a.ju a I Special 1 Dws Big Rei FOR THIS PERIOD 1 Give a Bis Our P to our friends and custom reduction in price, but we our Customers. r ^mmmhimmaam mm^hbmh . ALL HIGH-GRADE GC BUT THE PRICE. . BkM NOTICE OF SALE Unci#!- and by virtue of the do- I cree and judgment of the court made by his Honor George E. : Prince, Presiding Judge, in the case of Missie Williamson Brown, et al., Plaintiffs vs. Preston Williamson and Ina Williamson, Defendants, and dated the 2nd day of October A. D., 1920, 1, the undersigned W. !L. Bryan, Clerk of Court as Special Master of Horry County, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder before the Court House door at Conway, in Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, on salesday in November next, it being the first <lay of said month, a'll and singular those certain lands situate in Horry CJounty, and described as follows, to wit: All that tract of land in Green Sea Township, County of Horry, and State of .South Carolina, containing Seventy-five (75) acres, more or less, and bounded on the Northward and Eastward by land of C. D. Harrelson, on the Southward by land of J. L. Clemmons, and on the Westward by lands of John Strickland and lands of B. T. "Watson; being the place where the said John D. Williamson resided at "the time of his death, and conveyed to him by Oliver Oats by his <lecd dated the day of A. D. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. Conway, S. C., October 6th, 1020. W. L. BRYAN, C. C. C. P. as Special Master. H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. / X o 666 quickly relieves Constipation, Hiliousnees, Loss of Appetite and Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.?ad o LAUNDRY AGENCY. I am representing the City Laundry. Bring me youT laundry, straw ~hats, anything cleanable. Good Mflork or no pay. Best Laundry in town. G. M. McNABB 7|29|20 13t pd. "PEP CAPS" A man who buys his friends pays too much for them. We are not trying to buy our trade by selling them cheap goods at a low price. Careful attention is paid to the selection of merchandise for our customers Our new assortment of Pep Caps represent Style and Quality and cost no more than other caps. S. T. SESSION'S & SON, OONWAY, S. C. fire Sale taction k WE ARE GOING TO \y ; Share of rofits ters. There has been no i are going to divide with i . )ODS. NOTHING CHEAP 1 , I : ?:?!?? I OBITUARY Charlotte Bessie Ludlam was, born December 10th 1892 anil died | September JO, 1920, at Folrer.ce In-! f'irmary and was laid to rest in the cemctery at Bakrrs Chapel the! following1 day in the mi<'st of sor- I rowing- relatives and friends, Re v. ! L). D. Anderson performing the ! burial service. Bessie was a member of Bakers : Chapel Baptist Church and Sun- ; day School and a willing and active worker in both Church and j Sunday School, and her place will j be hard to fill. * Bessie was a bright Christian girl, and her kind disposition won llPV f vir?*irlc 1 1 I Ll V-/1I, IIV/W Ilcilll , to give her up when we needed her j so much, but God makes no mis- | takes, and what lie does is best, j She leaves four brothers and five i sisters, two half brothers and one ha'1* sister to mourn their loss. Her father and mother having preceded her to the better world several years ago. She died as she lived leaving a bright testimonial that all was well with her. Oh 'tis lonely here without her, in this world of toil and care. Hut we will join her with the Ransomed in that land so bright and fair. She is sleeping in the Church yard , by the way, only sleeping till the dawning of the Resurrection dav. (Signed) A FRIEND Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a speciallyprepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regulai action. U Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c ,u uuuie. o IN LOVING MEMORY On September the 22nd. 1920,. the death ang(?l visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stevens, and took from them their loving son, Duey. He was sick only a few days with Typhoid Eczema, suffered what no tongue can tell. AH was done that loving hands and a kind physi-cian?Dr. Stone could do, but nothing could stay the icy hands of death. His remains was laid to rest on the following day in the Wampee cemetery in the presence of a number of sorrowing relatives and friends. He was born February 14th, 1904. Age 16 years 7 months and 8 days. He leaves a father, mother. one sister, one brother and a host of relatives and friends to mourn the loss. Dear Duey, your place here on earth cannot be filled, your bright face and precious smiles are gon*> and you are waiting for us to come to you, and we intend bv the! grace of God to join vouv haop"i band. He has suffered his last! pain and is now sweetly resting in the arms of Jesus. Mav glorious sunbeams always kiss the soil that, rnvovM lout ? ?1? - ' 1 iii^i umiiik piace. And through the. encircling gloom < f night, may stars shine keeping their virgils above his grave. And as the shades of the evening of life begin to gather and grow thicker. We can recall that sweet remembrance of the dear one gone before. He is sleeping over yonder, m the church-yard by the wav. He is sleeping only sleening till the resurrection day. One by one the Lord vill call us, when our earthly task is done, then as we cross the ! river we may meet him, one by, one. Oh. tis lonely lie re without | him, in this world of toil and care, but we will join him in that land j so bright and fair. Yes, 'twill be a ( happy greeting when we meet to nr.rt no more, with our friend* and loved oneK waiting on that bright' eternal shore. Written by two loving friend'?! Blanche Cox, t.ottie Watts. ? 4 rat SOBET HBBALD, OOM' J. - 11 l?T? _ . ... .IJ?, SALVATION ARMY PREDICTS HARD WINTER New York.?A hard winter is ahead for the poor of the country if the diagnosis* of the Salvation Army is accurate. The era of labor shortage has been reached, according to the relief department, and the period of rest employment is beginning. The Salvation Army finds that the poor ( are unable to pay current prices ; for clothes and that the rents have increased too rapidly for many of workers. 1 NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the ; undersigned Guardian of the estate of Dewey Frye, minor, will apply 1 to the Judge of Probate of Horry 1 County, at his of ice at Conway, S. ; C., at eleven o'clock in the forenon on the 14th day of November A. . D., 1920, for final discharge as such Guardia>n. J. M. FLOYD, 1 Guardian of the Estate of Dewey Frye, Minor. 1 Dated October 7th, 1920. 10J14 4t pd. ( o ? PLENTY OF STORES It is believed that this town will have plenty of stores once more as soon as the nine which are now in process of being finished are ready to bo occupied. Col. D. A. Spivey will have seven new stores on the eastward side of main street and Mr. A. C. Thompson will soon nave two ready for use on Laurel Street. This is expected, to be enough for present needs of the town in the way of store buildings. ? n BRITISH CONTINUE TI|F. DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY j Dublin.?The military and police ^ burned the i?ensed premises <:f jfr.frin ana otner Toocls at Hallingare ' in a "reprisal" for an effectual raid, on th* French Park Barracks. In Tipperarv two civilians were | 'shot and killed for refusing: to halt at the command of sentinels. Dublin Castle issued a statement; denying the charge of Arthur Grif- ! fith." vice president of the Trish re- J public, that the British administra- j t.ion in Ire1 and had laid plans to ssassinate the Sinn Fein leaders. The tat em nt also repudiated the | charge thai th? "reprisals" are j part ~f the administration's plans i for the subjection of Ireland. MAfNE I? ELIC DEST R O Y E D. Bangor, Mo.? I'aits of the shield of the old battl- ship Maine, given to this city after the warship was. raised from tlu* bottom of llawmna t Harbor, have been stolen and melt ! ed for junk at a local foundry, it i was di-covered. About forty, pounds of metal, chipped from the> scrollwork of the shield, had been j put through *the melting pot before I the theft was learned. The police are searching for a city employee who has disappeared. The relic of the Maine had been ; in storage awaiting decision as to, the most fitting place for its dis- I play. | o DISREGARD AVERAGE IVl \ tl\' no/inln ilii-vnn-o . (i |/v.w|/n iii.-n (;uiu bin; rt V" i erage profits and income that they I receive running over a period of j years, the average period of, working years of a man or woman. ; They look at it from the stand- j point of a day, or a week, or a year perhaps at most. In the same way there are many farmers at this time who are great ly discouraged about the low price of cotton. They have forgotten the high price received in 1919 for their crop. In judging the income in any calling the amount received on the average during a long period is all that should count in estimating the income. "GOOD EATS" I That make delicious dishes, and help wonderfully i in preparing breakfast, dinner or supper. Check over the following and then phone or call on us for your wants: /iTTt\ inTW ? ? ? ?> ? V/UItTlS 65 PAUL'S JAMS AND JELLIES. SARATOGA CHIPS PLUM PUDDING CANNED CHICKEN CHICKEN HADDIES ASPARAGUS CHIPS OLIVES CRAFT'S CHEESE PERMENTER CHEESE CANNED SHAD UNDERWOODS DEVILED TONGUE AND HAM HEINZ'S SWEET AND SOUR PICKLES DILL'S PICKLES LOBSTERS We carry everything usually found in an up-to-date Staple and fancy grocery store, and the above is only a few of our good things to eat. R. W. LANE & GO, The Sanitary Grocery CT4T, ?. P., OCT, % IMP. COMING! COLE BROS' WORLDTOURED SHOWS. The big show is coming:, boys. Tlie smell of the sawdust is in the air. Hoar the call of the bugle and the crack of the ringmaster's whip. Cole Bros/ World Toured Shows and Trained Wild Animal Exhibition at Conway on Monday Oct. 18th for two performaces, afternoon and night, rain or shine. This is the show that you have been waiting for, the Cole Bros.' famous show that stands without a rival. Everybody knows them, for they never advertise what they do not give, hence the big top is always iammed with a happy eager crowd. Originality and progressiveness have been the watchwords of these kings of the arena. They have invested thousands of dollars, have given years of careful systematic preparation to perfect their wonderful organization, and a glorious reward is the culmination of their efforts. * In order to obtain the latest and best in the amusement world, to satisfy the ever changing public to retain the patronage and popularity so necessary for the continuance of a traveling institution of i such magnitude, to accomplish ' which the Cole Bros, have balked j at no effort no matter how hercu- j lean, or at any pecuniary outlay j no matter how extravagant, The Three Kober's Gymnastic i iicrobats, doing an act of skill and ; daring, "Cheerful" Gardner and his i performing elephants, these woa* j derfully trained animal actors <??-> everything but talk, adding* loto of J comedy to their act. \ Prof. F. J. Rogers, Ej?opeV ? greatest animal trainer, wiih his' great troupe of White Arabian ' horses, showing the acme of Eouine | skill and intelligence, performing unparalleled feats under the direc- ' lion of their trainer. The 'Whitties, the Fyling Human \ Butterflies in a thrilling, langcrous aerial exhibition, suspended by J the teeth, in which these fair youn^ ladies swing in mid air by their teeth in a thrilling revolving iron jaw act. Herr Louis "Roth and his $50.000.00 group of performing black maned African bred lions is said I to be the largest and most sensa- J tional lion act before the public to i day. Prof. Chas. Barry with his troupe of educated dogs and Shetland ponies which are the delight of the children and interesting to the grownups; 2.") of these ponies present drills and difficult mili-; tary maneuvers with all the pre-' cision and skill of trained soldiers. This act is re-cognized as " ^ B IB 1 CONWAY,! This ?air is scale th The Exhibit The mans for the ]\ ( The Zi Exp WHICH IS A Wl JUST FINISHED rnrniniixgisiiiiiiTxiixj Something 15 and H H H M J High prices have gon< J once more where we value g value. At the 5 & 16c St< J complete line of every thin ? small articles. h We are exceeding our j to prove to you that the 5 h where you save money. 0 j and most complete in the J Store. Our Merchandise i J please you, both in quality * bought on the bottom mar] H to mention the many articl y have. We only want you 1 y look for yourself. We h M Toys ever shown in Conwa your Children and we want y Come to see us, if not M to have you for you are boi ^ money-saving people of C< Syou care for an item we li Our Tov M/iV n Don't forget us when you 1 ! Conway 5! H xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxzxxrxxxi the best trained school of ponies seen with any tented organization. ??o RUSSIAN GOLD SURPRISES PALMER. Washington.?Tnquiry into tlv-j source of the recent shipment of Russian gold to the United Stateslias been ordered 1>\ the Departpmiut UUUI1I 5. C. NOV. being staged tan EVER BI c arp IWtanu W Ul U ITIUIIJ I igement ha Aid-Way A edman and losition Sho' ESTERN ACGREGli A TOUR OF THE I ' fifniTTfiTiiiTmriiiin About the / ' ( )c Store I e at last. We are back L she dollar for its trading 3 are you will find the most m g you are looking for, in j N price limit at this time, j & 10c Store is the place j ur stock is the greatest j history of the 5 & 10c ; s good and new and will J and price, and every thing "; ket. We can not attempt ; es of real valuq which we [J to come to our store and ave the greatest stock of ? ,y. We bought them for F ; them to have them. F ? ; to buy, to look. We like W and to say that we are the C f\ ii - - - - T C . uu w iijy. uur JIIOHO is. ai M , laven't got, wc will get it. fej 1 be complete Nov. 1st. g leave for TOWN, (10c Store t :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:i:xxxxxx>? %partment of Justice. Belief exists that the gold may be a part of the Russian Bolshevik propaganda fund. Receipt aof the shipment, totalling $.'5K9,was announced last week by the Federal Hoard in itn periodical statement on go'd import: and exports. This was tho first shipment of gold from Russia to arrive in the United States since 191(). Ofiicials said they had not yet idntifiel the shipment or its consignee. m ???. 9-10-11-12 . V on a larger uFORE > anrl Variorf MUM VHIIUII | s secured I ttraction j Pollie j ws I IATION IIAYINO I iAROER CITIES I