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/ ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine . 'Bayer Tabets of Aspirin" is genuine Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only an unbroken "Bayor package" which contains proper directions to relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost i? A A 1 *11 low cents, urutffcis" aiso sen iar|rer "Bayer packages." Aspirin lH trade mark Bayer Manufacture Monoacetieacidostcr of Salicvlicacid. wwvwwwvwvwwwwvwwvwvwvws MARION A. WRIGHT X Attorney at Law. CONWAY, S. 0. Office in Spivcy Building vwwwwwwwywyww^/wyvwwy^ WILLIAM EUGENE KING, Nl T x Physician and Surgeon AYNOR,.. - - - 'S.C (v DR. J. D. THOMAS Physician and Surgeon LORIS, 3. C. LEWIS DENTAL SURGEON Oflce 0??r Norfcn Drug Ctnunti CONWAY, 8. O. k. i. . D. A. SPiVEY & CO. W. B. King, Secty. BONDS AND INSURANCE ?Office in? i PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK BUILDING HARRELSON & HARRELSON Attorneys-at-Law Practice both in the State an'i Federal Courts. MULLINS, ? ? S. 0 H. H. WOODWARD, Att#r?N;y and CounaelUr at Lav CON WAV, 8 ~ K. Jj. SCAkbOUOUGU . Attorney at Law, CONWAY. 8. C. , T. B. LEWIS. Atty. and Gouocellor at Lt* CONWAY, - S. C J. M. JOHNSON, CIVIL ENGINEER MARION, S. 0. lly Engineering and Surveying office will be open during my ah fence, and prepared to take c&rf of any work as usual. Address mil communications as hereto fori S. C. DUSENBURY Attorney-at-Law Spivey Building CONWAY, ? S. 0. ' SEND ALL YOUR ?^.( REPAIR WORK : BLACKSMITHING f SAW HAMMERING L ACETYLENE WELDING AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ' ""*? ' - ?TO?* ? ^ ? ? j 1 I W CONWAY IRON WORKS Milton Pittman, (Lessee). 4|22|26?tf. J . I. ALLEN, Jr. Attorney-at-Law Office in Bank of Loris Bldg. LOUIS, S. 0. F. U. SULLIVAN & CO. ' CERTIFIED "PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (Ut.) Telephone So. 796. Murchison Rank Rid p. Wilmington, n. c. in 6 t<? ! 4 Day .? DruA/tfst9 refund ?f PA5!0 O-NTMt NT falh . ^>culo lichind. Blind. mccdinst or Protruding Piles. * !r.'*ontlv relieves Itchln.1 Piles, nr yo i cm restful oleep after t!?c lifjt cpplicctiju. Pnee 60c. M BURNS MEAN CONTENTEI COWS Type of Structure That Contains All Modern Equipment. VENTILATION IS IMPORTANT Design Provides Accommodations for Twelve Cows and Six Horsas?Well Built and Protected Against the Elements. >. By w. a. Radford. Mr. William A. Radford will answet questions and give advice FREE OF* COST on all subjects pertaining to the subject of building work on the farm, for the readers of this paper. On account of his wide experience. a.< Editor. Author and Manufacturer, he is, without doubt, th*highest nuthorlty on all these subjects. Address all inquiries to William A. Radford, No. 1827 Prairie avenue, Chicago, 111., and only inclose two-cent stamp for reply. Whenever you seo a good looking herd of hostility cows, you can IimnodlriU'ly conclude tlistt thov inv \vi?II foil I %and housed. Unless a cow is protected by a modern, substantial home, she is not likely to be a heavy producer. There are several essential features 1 in the construction of a dairy barn that will stid in increasing production and the barn shown here contains many of those features. In the first place it should be firmly built and protected against the elements of wind, lightning, etc. If you will notice, this barn has been equipped with lightning rods. IOvery year the toll exacted by Ibis single element amounts to $8,000,000. And tile heaviest loss is found among farm buildings. In ;i recent report tin* Tinted States denartj y,v;^ I T*~" ' ' ~*l ' /;K'' 's <%C'ws" "' * ^ 5 V' < ' s<;>V-!i ,;|pf^ I | ? >< . ' .<:;>.:.: ' , y >^S.v/3fciv; / >:i:U " '<-.:<t?v-4J:. | ;. ' - 7>. X. : |L^00^~~ I IX si [ieJ /0\lM f L= h. ^ i m I p\jp','ntP^A j>;\ *3^** .. . r siiiiwi-^ie -5/-0B '" "'' -s ? ' 1 1 p^sife ?? ?**. I QRM & "*%PE5feJr-^ foenf 6f agPitftfttire stated tliat 05 per cent of tills loss can be averted by the use of efficient fltfbtning rod systems. Another important feat We of b.\rn Constructioiv, and one that hius been token care of in this building, is v??nfHntion. The health of the animals housed in a barn of this kind depends primarily on the supply and kind of :ilr tftey hav? to breathe. Unless the kirn h.is been built so as to provide a inn vlmnnt r?f fpouh uSr flio nffnot be noticed In t ho animals' output. This barn lias boon fitted with the most modern ventilating system, and all the foul air is drawn otY through foul air tluos which lead from all parts of the barn. This barn lis a good type, built for farmers who do not have a large herd. It is of plank construction, :i4 by SO feet, and will accommodate 112 cows and six horses. The cow stalls have been placed at one end of the barn, two rows of six facing in on a Iced TBS HOKBT HK&ALD, OQ?1 alley. Litter alley? havt* beeu fcutK at the iikIk of the stalls. All of these | alley* have heen fitted wlih overhead carriers systems which relieve thlj type of work. Farmers who have equipped their barns with these laborsaving -\vstcms have found they do not have much trouble keeping their help. The old system of hauling lit* ter away in wheelhurrows was a backbreaking proposition at the best, and did much toward discouraging the help, not to mention making the farmer boys dissatisfied and anxious to go to the city. All of the stalls are of the modern type, being equipped with the latest kind of stanchions and drinking cups. Plenty of good fresh water will help Increase the milk flow. The drinking cup also does away with the old system of leading the cows to a trough, n task which was not very attractive In the cold winter season. At the other end of this barn are located the six horse stalls with n feed alley running n'ong one end. Two grain bins at the far corner provide storage facilities rrom wneitcc n supply can be drawn for the dully rations.. At flio end of (ho feeding alloy running hotwoon the cow stalls is :i feed room whoro the food onn ho ground and loaded onto the carriers for distribution among the various stalls. The silo is next to this food room. It is 'built of wooden staves, a typo that is very popular in some sections of the country. The staves are interlocked so as to form a oont inuous wall. The lightning rod at the top is d*4signed to protect it from lire. A short distance front the silo is a small milk house * quipped with a cooler whore the milk cnn he kept in good condition until it is hauled to the factory. This building is a very convenient asset to the farm building group. A large hay mow above provides plenty of space in the barn for feed storage. For "lie farmer who has i f' TT ~M ; ? Sift* . / J." < . - : 4.;,;. *j - ' . , . : ; ' . : \ " V ' ?.** * . .< 5 . . :.tymmft mi : fa. % p ?- \ , % I ' .- ' ' ' > , ' "1 >' -/ tk - 5*"* i * - * -54 # ?j JJ.TEP^LIiy_ !/] CAPSit* "JfcACK /j GOTTL^ ~ l I ; (pO\|y CfTAL^C) g| I i jtoht "H I 11 flLD ALLEY \! RRit^nfpACK " M MMGUt | H I | > toW 5^ IL UUTTE-g . i J I ^ -yrra^-Ata^ ;V| TTtP. . 1 I I I I I S|C)TA|^ j jftp ALLI7 <> | PRAIA BlM j HbOUt (till lo ft ?T07f?n cows ami :? tvv horses this t.vJH' (if hnrn Is very .idmirabljt sttited/ and siuitiitf prtifb ti be an efficient unit in his plant, l/c rloes nnt Jw?ve' iitiy waste space, bui lias all tlio rwodcrir conveniences of t li? large ulfftf-rtMWlero dairy farm Constructed of fft* best material In the first place, il prove an econ oiny as far as nmit/tefynnee ptcs, and an actunl money snvnr because ??f its effective help in keeping up the morale of the help and health of the animals. The most important building to tho farmer is the dairy barn because in it he' houses his all-year source of in come. Unless he gives it his careful attention he Is liable to pay heavily for bis neglect. It is better to build well then suffer InteV even though the expense may be somewhat greater. The initial cost' is not the important factor. It is tlic npkoep and a good substantia' !?arn of this typo does not require as much expense as a poorlj constructed building. J I'rdt and Traa*. C*)rloug:.> mimiikIi. aiunv bird*, liv tw?i cT fo??rinii traps d**v??lop n fond noss for them. prohahly Perause the> find them M HOIirt'H Of Hlllple feed wSirh pan o" seeured witlinni danger to thfU'M'i >s. While 'Ins trnit nccn slonalix is something of :t nut sane* to the tntp\y>r, <t oflcn i?? of great asft is helteved r tin * hlrds, J hnvinu learned ro recognize traps, will he n|?t to iro ro them for feet! In the rourse of their migrations, und so. when ''aught. will furnish material for j ornithologists' reports. . l'? pertinent Petitions W n?'l> ? e Htl> ?I|V|I?mI (1 '?IIIHp1*?t (tp Hike what Is s??i n** I u?*; nn<1 were one to call upon hi.* n?rst to <et fish upon the tuhle ni <?? ? ?-t things, hi? Would i>e f|eem??i| ahsuid. Ye? tn n wor?1 wr- as \ ihe god* f? ; >vhm they do no' L'tve; and ?hj??. although the} ho've uiven us so many ?"lings I?Frotu "The (Jolden Sayings of V,pl<tetus." o ? Tobacco Seeds Small. Tohan-o seeds are s\> minute that a thimbleful will furnish enough plants for an ac re of ground. iiT^yis d if 11 City UL^_ _ j | Comforts j | arc chiefly run| j| nino; water. That's something you can I have. One of our \ I 1 " ' |? J will prjv?* you bathroom luxury, ^ j || kitchen atul laundry comfort, and | ^ ; ^ a fire protection with a water pres- | ; ^ sure equalling that of a small city. ^ Vou can have running water in ? j stable, garden and field. The cost j ^ I ^ will be lower perj^pa than you j FX , think.. Let give you an estimate u f">l j i'; ' '|T^| ?: 1 iniiiiiiiiiiigiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! i " " ! mHHZi __ ( Mrs. J. \ EE WHERE \A = HARGAINi EE COME o> = WE WILL EE n-r>0 SERGE ?? 2.58 SFJIGE ZS 2.00 SERGE ? 1.75 SERGE ? 1.50 SERGE ? 1.25 SERGl SH 1.85 SERGE ? 1.50 SILK I ? 50c COTT( ~ 1 60c DItES! ? All Ladies ??1 *20 per cen ZS? on the sail Ht time of EE Ladies' ,2 and Sv =5 BIG LINE = l.AVVN VVi' | S3 1>ER C-EN'I |E All Middy ! rs COME IN i Z= THESE GO ! jjju I EE THESE I The Sj i || Cut Pr I ****** llllllllllllillllllllllllllllll Language of Es^'moi FNkltuo* are *'*? ?? ?: ?* rhmegh Orft'iiliiiul ixfitida. Alwska and $! ?>ertM to Ih?* ntiitiher of nhoiit 32JMX). j ill of w*It*?k. to ?sp??n!< ?h?* same | ?t<wk ?n??^uiit'M usirij.' ?Iim ?*nti?* srom *'or?|s mikI hiIIx??n Th?* <*lilef chiipH-ionstu ?n f11?> is thar ??io.'!? word* of ?*oit?|?l??\ ?tfrueture nr* j ?? "\|h??siv i<1oh? t|i>11 in Knij" i i?^ii >\onti| tit- conveyed l?y a whole ** 1 it ei ir** o Numerical Wo lived io us1'. "Hi." inntiy Hillhiive they?" Now to he corwt, om* says. "They huven't nnv ehildr n luive they?" although "There it* owe child I helteve.' is pe-mlssltde.? From Life. - I I BnDtltiOflflHBEifeii BD ?jL | Indigestion ? j Hi Many persons, otherwlso l. 131 vigorous and healthy, are 121 bothered occasionally with : |?2 indigestion. The ei'fccts of a p disordered stomach on the | J system are dangerous, and * I Ll? Sti/tivAn L j-iw.iijji LI I ,il 111! III. t_>l IMUli.'.-l' ? : Qi tion is important. "Til'1 only k ? medicine 1 huva needed haw ^ lioon soaicthitii? to aid diges J!K ifi Uon ui'.d eVan the liver,' v ^ |n writes Mi\ Fred A.-'ao", a c m McKinuoy, Texas, :'?;rmor r 13 "My inofii..i,.M |? 'i Tiiedford's ? i ??I for i'ihml ? st Son ami oil inae'h : I trrublo of any kind. I have i tal never found anything that &, |j"i touchcs the spot, like Black- b j? Draught, i lake it in broki n ! * ? doses after l . al <. > ' a Ions IJf^ time I tried I'i'M, w' iih grip- ff; Ln od didn't give the good ... U-J rOftiiits. BlacVOranrht liver S*> na medicine is easy to take, easy ^ | to keep, inexpensive." ?v^et a package from your L. I drwrgi.st today?Ask for and j 3*3 inaist ui>on Thedford's?the m only genuine. ?; Cet it today. jf. mm e? b? m is mm m ss ks ga ss sa a# sa & l ilSlillllllliSlllllillSliSHllllllSl ===== at ? V. Sparks' (I n: WILL OFFER SOME OF 1 5 EVER OFFERED IN CONWA JE, COME ALL AND BE COI SAVE YOU TIME AND MONE IS KEDUCED TO ;s REDUCED TO ;s KEDUCED TO :S REDUCED TO :S REDUCED TO ;s REDUCED TO REDUCED TO OPL1N )N POPLIN $ SUITING > SUITING Dresses, Coats and Coat Suits, t at time of purchase. The ma le as at first, but will take 20 ] purchase. ' Misses' and Children /eaters Cut to Bottori OF CREPE DECHINE, GEORG UST FROM $1.25 to $7.00 TO ( r cut. Blouses and Middy Suits 2 0 pei \IW BE CONVINCED THAT YO ODS AT A BARGAIN PRICES BEGIN WITH THI parks Co >ucce&sors to Mrs. J. W. Sparks ices on All Millinery llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Easily Tested. It l* <n??1 rlmt ih?? i?*?rfur>e of (low* ers ?llsni?p?'? ** Mion hp ih?? -<mrfh In ihe poial* is fXhinistHl It (tiny. It 15 siitri. t>?* r??smrwl hy olK'ltig the flower In n solution of suirnr when rb? formation of starch unci the emission of fragrance will he at on'** resumed. USE "DIAMOND DYES" gTSk 1 \ve right! Don't ri.sk m*t <rutl. lCaeh package of <rDiainond Dyes" contains direc/^ : J.S. t ions bo simnlc that mny /. </^^wonwn can diamond-dye * K" new, rich, fadeless color into v old garments, draperies, oorfP7i 'J? >erini'8, everything, whether \ J J ft wool, silk, linen, cotton or | / jf mixed goods. ) \ I ^>?y "Diamond Dyes" ? no /// other kind?then perfect TeMilts arc guaranteed even if )i von have never dyed before. vjs Druggist has "Diamond Dye? \J ^ Color C'urU ' ? 10 rich colore-, SURE SHOT HOG REMEDY jj lvicdiciuc, Not a Stock Food K .i^j |suREs"?Tp ^ * I Removes worms from the stora- ' ach and kidneys, enriches the blood, increases the appetite, keeping the hog in a healthy, thriving condition. Do not lo^e money i>y doLaying to use this preparation hut l?K(ilN TODAY. Satisfaction guaranteed. PRICE $1.00 NORTON DRUG CO, The Rexall Store Conway, S. C. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig lid Stand I rHE BEST EE EVINCED? EE $2.88 ?~ 1.68 . ZZZ 1.48 SS 1.48 EE 1.15 zz: I! aI w EE will be cut ZSZ rks will run IS per cent off SSS t's Coats = n Prices = ETTE AND ~ r 1 / \ A rn lU A I JZ\9 * cent. off. U CAN GET :=Z t MM S ISSUE H mpany J Goods E lllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllll I