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I I Leoc?al and i M. A. Phipps was among those in ^ Coriwty last week on business. V V * * * If.''K. Cooke, of Galivants Ferry, spiQi||yla^y||iA^ua/ in Conway i * xy < i | li au ?%v*v ... ] n trip J ?>i;i tn^nwm^'Kj For A hi I'/./ic reed rye, see Palme I to Grocery Co., ^lulling. 10 28 3t > " ? v * Mr>. SVHy. of CJiarl'sto*. is visiting friends and relatives in the city. * ? ? Get my prices on Tombstones and Monument work. Call for me at One Price Shoe Stor^ during fair week.? J. P. Cooper.?adv * * * * The Conway Trading Co.. is ofre*ing. special bargains during F. ir Week. Look up their ad. m m * ? % TV T i s Sal lie Richardson lefi M nlry to take a business course nt a school at Wilmington, N. C. mm* mm I Quit'1 a number of people from Ccn way and other place-' in the coun'y ?. 4 4- I t l./> CJ4.il/-. !?"*?? in C,\1< i i >-* V \ i <i aitriiuiru iuu uvuiu ? wu * last week. fe * * f Road the ad. of H. M. Knss in this issue. He will conduct a business at the TCuss Bros., old stand. Ono car, best obtainable, red rii"t l>rrcl- se<H oats us4 unloaded Palmetto (irocerv Co., M llins. 10 28 3t If it's a niro Granite Monument, or a small Tombstone you want, see me fair week. Call for me at Ono Price Shoe Store. J. I\ Cooper.?adv # 4 * * * Tho Sparks Company has an ad. in this i/suo. Look it up and see wl at they arc offering". * ? n 9 v Mrs f'has. F,pn-?, who has l,e?n vi?itinrr friends and relatives in New York, hase returned home. m * ? * * a Dr. W. idman. of *ho Conway Pmuf " Co.. spent several da,fs of la'-f we'k with friends and relatives at Columbia and Newberry. S. C. Mrs. VV. A. Freeman, who has boon " l 1 I..1! _1 visitintr irirn'is aim ruiauvc* at Barnwell, S. C., lias returned home. ? * ? Great bijj hirft.'iin^ in flour su*?ar. cht'PH? md lard. P 'potto Grocery <o? Mull ins.?adv 10'28 3t * m m See me in Conwav fair week for Tombstones and Monuments. Ni e desiims and best prices. Call for me at Ono Price Shoo Store. J. P. Cooper. ? ?a<lv The Pastime gave a show la^t Monday night after tho performance "*as over at the circus. It was attended by nearly all of tho circus people w' o saw tho five reols and caught the cut going circus train. Jk' * * * * * If you are planning the erection of a mounment, it will pay you t<* s-e me fair week. Call for me at the Oe Price fihoo Store. -J. P. Cooper, adv ? % The stock of Russ T?ros.. \va^ old ;if. auction la^l week, but Mr IT Ru.-w will continue business for ) ir-solf^t, t! o same stand. TT'? w'll m ??. 1 n, ? .!?.] carry s iimi v i"tn.n , .iu<: Ladies' Coat.-: and Coat Suits. ITo has just received a !ar;;-e lot of these goods, and can save you moiry.?a lv I ? # ? ? Well sf^cht'd w'th girmo for smr.II grain. Palmetto Cr-ocorv Co., Mailing s. C.?adv f0 2S.1t ***** CLERKS, uncn. women) over 17 for Po-tal Mail Service. $125 month. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars of examination, write R. T?rry. (former Civil Service Examiner) 094 Continental Bldg., Washington, D. C. 10|28|2t pd ?. i<f 4 C, TESTS OF MRS. R. B. IE WIS. Mrs. W. L. Bryan and children, Lamar and Rebecca, have returned to their homo at Conway, after spending some time with Mrs. Bryan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lewis, 1410 Mullen Ave., College Place ? Daily Record. ***** For cotton seed meal, feed meal and hulls see Pn'metto Grocery Co., Mullips.?adv 10 28 3t ***** Avoid chilly rooms in the morning by using Cole's Hot Bbut Heaters. Pey picvent colds and sickness ? A/iv. ? M 9 Mrs. M. G. Bryant, of Dillon, 1 ecently spent some time in this county on business. ***** Some repairs were comp'etod last week to the walls of the Norton Drue Company's ,store on Mam street. STOCK LAW CARRIES. m?K XT fl XT/x.. O TT?.. i uuwr, in. v^., i\uv. o.?ijdiiui ni'i " aid, Co|\w^y^>S. C, Wc carried the stork law by upwards of one thousand majority in the fro r^jipfftJWj.tory of Columbus countv yerto^da", 1 which wc- 1)0 pe you will publish ini this w6'eK\<; paper. Yours trulv, W. J. HICKMAN. the Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head Beeruse of itn tonic and laxative effect, LAXAT1VK UROMO QUIN1NK is better than ordinary Qn'.. .tie ntui docs not cause nervousness nornwnjj in head. Hemetnberthe iull r'-inc. nrd loo* ior the s# na(u>e of 12. *?v. GHOVP,. 30c f FOR MAYOJ?. i We herehv announce H. p Tvtt'0 as a candidate for the off;ce of Mayo/ of the town of Conway. ?Citizens of Conway. I # . i nil fit ill Pepsenel REPUBLICANS WIN BY BIG MAJORITY |} v ' * .l .>'%' At 12:30 o'clock Wednesday !ng, with actual returns far from com fclete, Harding was certain of 27& votes in the electorial college. In the fact of returns showing the growing landslide for Harding, Gov. Cox's own newspaper, the D?yton Daily News, and Chairman White of the Democratic national committer?, soon after 11 o'clock Tuesday night conceded the election of Senator Harding. o The court of common picas, in session here last week, was nol very remarkable for canes dh posed of. Perhaps people weie not quite ready for trials as they though l they were. * * * * 4 Harry Buckley and Charlie IUrkle., i.tvt t. <i ? isc we?k af e an a Fence rf several weeks, during which time the elder Mr. Bucklev sp nt s u e t me in a hosnit 1 in Columbi i, where the two brothers went on business. m m m m S. S. Dusenbury, of Florence, I miKKPfl thromrh f!onwn\' 1'>< + on his way to spend some time with relatives. * * * * * R. A. Duke, trading as the Horry Motor Company, has leased the build ing of A. C. Thompson, near the corner of 4th Avenue and Luur.l Street and has moved his ge e al automobile repairing business to that place. The building has recently bscn finished on the front by the addition o! a coating of stucco. Our farmers should investigate lon^ staple cotton. This climatn sirts the raising of this variety of cotton. REGTSTERFI) "OG SALIC. H. C. Cannon and R. O. Hansor sold their entire herd of registered Duroc Jersey hogs last week at auction. The sale was well attended ami ihe stock brought fairly good price Mr. Hinson bpivev bought the rrc best sows in the herd, paying $1 Of for one sow. Mr. Spivey intends tc continue breeding good hogs alonf the same line as Cannon & Hansor were doing. Mr. Spivey is organizing the Horry County Duroc-Jer e> Swine Breeders Association, whicl will affiliate with the State associa tion, and will be a great heln to 1 hr breeders of this county. The bol weevil is causing the farmers of the South to take more interest in gooc hogs and cattle. tmununnmrnstmnimtttmrnmamtti | ALL GC | All the stock tt | at auction 11 = 1 's | I will con i n r> - i _ | Drome Collars, Ti i' and Coat S I will handle received sever | save you fro: | Men's and Bt | that formerly | I only mentioi j| idea of the ba^i | Call and lc ft I LJ M . H I zwimxixtximxx mntmiiumixxxuimu THE HORRY HERALD, CON DORT ADVERTISING. E. M. Graham, the progressive dealer in the Dort motor cars commeifcces this week a series of advertisements which will prove interesting to those who are thinking of buying cars. WILL MAKE ADDRESS. H. K. Cooke, a successful farmer of Floyds Township, and noted for good stump speeches, will ddllver an 4Yedd Hf^vmbjeci^U be 'Tiris and Favminsr." V^A troat;is promfied to those who attend on that occasion. Classified Ads FOR SALE?One 6-roorn dwelling, and large lot; well located, electric lights, city water. Aply to J. B. Elliott, Conway, S. C.?adv. 2t 1114 I Pastime !| DON'T I I 'THE SHE THE I A II IN TEN I ^ | Two Days, 11 ADMiSSION 25 )ODS SO of Russ Brothers , and the busines; duct a business ? ;rs stand, and will Boys' Suits, ies, Etc.; Lac iuits at a Big only the above i al shipments this m $10 to $15 on >ys" Suits and O sold for $35, now n one or two prices gains I am offerir >ok over the stock ??? ?????? ?mmmmm? ? ? M. Rl WAY. S. C.. NOV. 4, 1920. LOST?On Tuesday, Oct. 2G, somewhere between Conway and M ri n on the National Highway, a 33\4 brand new casing mounted on rim. I Think it must have been l~st 'n! Galivants Ferry Swamp. Liberal J reward if returned to Chas. H. S-*arj borough, Conway, S. C.?adv 2t 114 FOR SALE?One hundred ac es i>f land in Socastee township; boundary I corners north in Mill Pond runs my j lines, southeast by lands of! Messrs Full wood and Max De Lett re. wo^tob^ land of Mr. Frank Mills and rlvqr swamp, and south by land of my own. For further information apvdyt to Mrs. Juliet 13. Grant, Hogan, Ga.; 1114 20|3m LOST?On October 17th near Gethsemina Church, one pair of gold framed eye glasses, fitted by Lewis, Battle & Wright of Raleigh, North Theatre 1 w f % "CRGET | % <s> *$> % liLLS" I I REELS ' | Nov. 24-25 j AND 50 CENTS T 1 I ? ?????^?? ????? : LD OUT ! I has been sold s wound up j ~ ^ ~~mi | v 4 :tt the Russ j * handle I Iima' PaaIia ue!i ifUdio i Reduction j tems and have week, and can your clothing, vercoats ffQfl going at 4>&U j > to give you an ': ''k '? ' ' ' ' H ' ' ' i; V 1 ' J s s u txtxttxtmixutmtiiimtttmxnxitmxiatitu Carolina, whose names appear on cloth inside of case. Finder will j brinjr them to the Herald and receive suitable reward. 2^> ttt | ^wwV^A^>^^AAAAAAA I LOST?One Shriner's pin, platinum face, set with 1-4 karat dia-1 mond. Reward iff returned to W. C. Adams, Conway, S. C. 10 28 2t STRAYED ? One cow, marked swallow fork and undcrbit in one (ihderbit in other; color li^ht iieii, ,-^hort horns, white and red i sp'c'Ck+od face. $10.00 reward for re | ^ || Quality i i IW///////////A I Choose T! Your > > | j Today it stands out as > in its field. No man, w Among 7 5,000 owners t . J or long and loyal per low up-keep expense. 1 Your CWli fiirurpK at flu _ J-J ?*?. %V V I'll' || ir*g will show measurs :|. F,et of tires and gallon IAnd so strongly and s structcd that even i it requires mechanical ing infreqiience. | Throughout the entire ( I *>iren?tVt and over-siz x required. I I The strong* Dort frai * quality pressed steel. I I ?:er;s and wit.li a wi:V \ depth of 3 1-2 inchcs. 1 * t Reaching sturdily acros A ' V It to the other are three 1 hot riveted, and reiufo |i at the coiners. * i Hard duty will not d II irame. It insures the car age ijj or weakness. Now note the extra size The front spring?ano to the Dort riding smoc elliptical type with a i ::! and a width of 2 inches The rear spring is of ; construction?admitedl Dort wheelbase. it Especially arc the Dort they have a total leiu pared to the 105 1-2 ir Jn a word?the Dort sj: i ly 81 per cent of the wl Let lis arrange a demoi I convenience. PHI Touring Car Roadster l Kourseason Sodan.. . t- I-<n.i-season Coui?e.. . -71- F. (). H Wiie Wheels ;tn:l E. M. Aynoi I \ tl turn to A. K. Elliott, Conway, S. C. , 11 i4|3tpcl FOR SALE?Two houses and lots, one 8 room and one 5 room. Conveniently located; electric lights and City water. Apply to A. M. Sutherland, Conway, S. C\, 9-tfO tf. STRAYED?One yearling, white and red pided, white blaze in face, little peg horns, heifer, about year and half old, unmarked, Floyds Tou-pship. J. F. Lewis, .Tabor, N. C ?-ady lO;'25;2Q ' . ' n >Ti;. k I ? ? V/ I 11 \\1 1 ' /? / >1 , *' 1 vlfBiKiPl I W?K I 'aamwii Goes Clear Through ?/* \ Iiis Car as Car the standard of value I e believe, will deny that. I ;he Dort has won a name 1 formance at remarkably I 2 end of a season's drivibly higher mileage per of gas and oil. killfully is the Dort con11 stiff est travel duty, attention with surprisiesign you will find overc where ruggedness is i ue is formed of finest j 32 of an inch in thickfch of 1 5-8 inches and a s from one side member heavy pressed steel tics, reed oy massive plates istort this huskily-built linst developing rattles ! of Dort springs. ther contributing' factor >thness?is of the semistretch of 37 1-2 inches >. the famous canti lever y the ideal type for the , spring's noteworthy for >'th of 8 5 inches as comlch wheel base. iring* length is practicalicelbase. nstration drive ?at your A $ X . .$U>NB ,.l *: .. lose . 17G5 17(?r) . Kactory spare tires extra. Graham r S C 1 ) uJ V %