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CONWAY CHAMBER SUPPORTS WATERWAY ? 1 Passes Resolution at Regular Meeting Last Friday Night. Indicating its interest in the inland waterway, the Conway Chamber of Commerce at Friday night's meeting passed the following resolution: "Whereas, the Atlantic Deeper Waterway Association, at its annual meeting in Atlantic City in October, passed the following resolution: "Resolved, That the sections o ftho intra-coastal waterway from tlic Cape Fear River to Winyah Hay, South Carolina, and thence following the natural inside route to St. John's River, Florida, as recommended by the army engineers, are deserving of more favorable consideration and more'liberal appropriations by congress than they have yet received, and we recommend that this work be vigorously prosecuted; and "Wlini'OdL1 TUr. vAcnlii) Irtii nv. I presses the well founded belief of engineers and of students of the transportation problem; "Now, therefore, He it resolved by the Conway Chamber of Commerce that we heartily approve and endorse the project covered in the foregoing resolution, and that we call upon our representatives in congress to use their energies in support of this enterprise." -v o NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of chattel mortgages made by A. S. Dudley and others to Palmetto Grocery Company and bearing various dates, 1 hav. seized and will sell at public auction to the highest bidders for cash at eleven O'clock in the forenoon on the 17th clay of December 1920, the following described personal property, to wit: Two mules, one buggy, twenty-five bushels of corn, seve gallons of cane syrup and 4000 pounds of hay. The mules are at Bayboro with Arnold Bell and the crops are at the "Dudley place near Bayboro. Mules at Bayboro will bo sold first. J. A. LEWIS, Agent of Mortgagee. Dated December 1, 1920. 12 920-td o Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days "LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a speciallyprepared Syrup Toriic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be tak.-n regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regi ik i action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Ve :y Pleasant to Take. 60c per bottle. I |Let Us I THE BIG I Is the talk of the I the first to put d< I up their stores. <f> <> r-?i <> 5! Haynes Underwear 7f < . Men's Derby Undersh <; $1.25 each. <> Men's Sweater Coats, Utility Ginghams, 50c % 35c Apron Ginghams o Regatta Plaids only 11 II 40 inch Sea Island Ho 31 1 Men's $1.50 Work Sh * Big line Men's, Wome 51" Men's, Boys' and Yoi price. We have < :: ai so extra pants going 31 No. 8 Cooking Stoves ;' town, cost and foi Ladies', Misses' and ( o reasonable offer r 3! them. You bettei J; We are running an old<t has put competiti j; what in the \ !! perience we will 1: < | We underbuy?we unc J [ so we can't lose. <? 4 > ???? 4 t jj CONWAY, 4 II . s. c. i * i > * ' BUYS NEW PRESS FOR POSTER WORK Railroad Company Breaks a Casting on Way From New York REPAIRS TO PRESS WILL TAKE TIME Herald Equipment Wiil Soon Have an Important Addition. The Herald recently purchased in Rochester, New York, a Hoe Cylinder Press to be added to the plant of this papqr and to he used principally in the production of job work. The Horry Herald has a Cranston Drum Cylinder Press which prints four pages of the Herald at one impression. This new press will bo enough to take two pages of the Herald at one time and could print two pages of a paper as large i\>eight columns. This press arrived in Conway by freight last week and when the car containing it was opened one of the main castings was found to have been broken in transit. After neg-o tiations with the railroad company for several days through Mr. J. T. Mishoe, the Agent of the Company here, it was agreed that the pres.* be taken and the broken pait sent to a competent machinist and mended. The machinist states that he can repair it so that it will do as good work as ever although it will be sometime before tho press can be erected. The purpose of this item is to Inform the customers of the paper that everything possible is being done to take care of all the business that they may choose to bring to the office to be done. This addition to the machinery must be up and running as soon as it can be done under the circumstances. BUSINESS CHANGES. II is stated that several moves will be made by business firms about the first of the new year. James Pappas has rented the large building on the corner of Main street and Third avenue, now occupied by the large stock of L. H. Burroughs, and it is said that Mr. Pappas will establish a more up-to-date cafe than his present location will permit, while Mr. Burroughs will move his present stock of goods to a new location about January 1st. Show Y01 REMOVAL county. We were )wn the price after >c; full suit only $1.50 irts and Pants, only 60c each $2.00 kind now 98c each, kind now 18c the yard. now 15c the yard. >c the yard. mespun, 40c kind now 14c y irts' now 75c. tn's and Children's Shoes froi aths' Clothing regardless of \ big line. at pre-war prices. for $18.00 each and up to th rmer price not considered. Children's Coats, Suits and . efused. The clerks are ins r not make an offer. -time slaughter sale with preon out of business and got ve will do next. They know >ear watching. Jersell?and our entire stocks CON W > <$> $*$><$><? $>"$><?><$> <$*$><$ <?><$/<?><$>>< THE HORRY HERALD, OOHWAY. 8. P., I WE HAVE A COMPLETE i | FUL AND ATTRACTIVE ( | LINE, AND HELP YOU S( 1 A FEW I MANICURE SETS MILITARY BRUSHES f I RAZORS !' LEA THER GOODS I BOXES XMAS CIGARS CHRISTMAS CARDS I TOILET SETS I WE ARE TAKING OR | YOUR ORDER EARLY SO | WE ALSO MAKE SPE< | JEWELRY AND WILL BE ( I ANY TIME. 1 <s> % 1/1Q. Ir 1% y 1 J i HORR < > f % * " T 4 Tj 1 We Have SALE AT THE the last before the Armistice the war. The farmer is takii rSii-Fil I; former price !1 HL 5* ST-d c ETQ ? o "O S-. ? 5W w o 1 CW -r ? ~^ i. *53 n S* 3 12 ft O r-f A Jl ~ ? D DV J r- c/> 2 ^ ' C/> Q) "? ^ 8 =? Is""' ard. xj K crS"g p ?? ? ?-^| m 50c pair up. 5" o" ? 3 n S' cost or former ST " ? ? ^ 00 3 ^as: = o^ Q- ^ * * 3" , . <* p? <ro o> 2L^C e best range in 2"!^ p q* ^ ^ c v? *Q ^ o O Dresses ? no Er ?' o~ f ? tructed to sell sTj? ? ^ o 2" 2.1 8-S.-8 ? //k U rT /tA war prices that g a p them guessing 3 g S->oq o r from past ex- S- ^ 8^9n ST- J c/> O*. <i> g g are all profit, 2- ~ ^ n Q 8 {S 5T 0) PT* 9 RESPECTFULLY, AY BARGA DEP. 9, 1920. rttejfff ^^".y ^ ;' '^^T^TT.1 f' 'v ? > y* wy^i Vft ^ STOCK OF MANY THINGS ^IFTS FOR CHRISTMAS. L )LVE THE PROBLEM. ' SUQQES" CUT GLASS PERFUMES STATinNFRV ? - - ? < m w A t i y < \ i KODAKS JEWELRY DERS FOR FLOWERS FOF AS TO INSURE DELIVERS 2IAL ORDERS FOR SILVEI ZiLAD TO GET ANYTHINC i mw ..... . r US?WE WELCOME YO Y DRU HE GROWING STORE" ^<sx^<s><s><S><t><e><^><?^^ Shown O n x* CONWAY BAI was signed to put up th ng his medicine and the / $45.00 Harness going at $22.75 take our word for it. $1 10.00 Buggies going at $75.0( Ford Cars, new and second hand Overland Cars and Willys-Knigl Best prepared Flour made, 24 po Good Rice only $4.50 per bag. Lard only 16^c pound. Best Coffee only 12^c pound. Suncured Tobacco only 10c plug Corn $1.10 per bushel. We have a few Sewing Machine for only $50.00. Druid M WP flnn J Laarv n mi rlL. 1 1 ~ v^vrn I <Xl\y llllll DUl se, several extra clerks but have not 1 so get here early and avoid the ru and work late at night marking d our enormous stocks down on si anything in the house that is not down lower. We don't care wl cutting cuts any ice IN H0U51 - - -Jfci nagl THAT WILL MAKE USE- :j .ET US SHOW YOU OUR : [ riONS !j PEA RL NECK LA CES '' I CASSEROLES 1 I TOILET WATER 1 I VARIOUS PIECES IN I IVORY | CANDIES | CUT FLOWERS I * CHRISTMAS. PLACE \\ { and CHOICE FLOWERS. ? [ *WARE and HIGH CLASS ]\ \ YOU MAY WANT AT | U. | G C O. J - ??^?? ?'. Competitors] f, RGAIN HOUSE ] e price of our goods and merchants must or shut ? 4 > 4 k 4 h 4 i 4 f per set. Come see and don't ; f , < i ), cash or time. !! , from $250.00 each up. 3; ht Cars, cheap for cash or time. ; | jnd sack for only $1.50. < I 4 > 4 > 4 4 4 4 k " 1 -.it- 4 % 4 4 4 ts left to close out. $110 Singer o achines for $24.50 each. II everything. We have added ]\ been able to wait on the crowds, * J sh. We OnP.n at 7 nVlnrlr ck?rr> I * -w?? v?? m w va VV/Ilk OX ACA1 ^ ^ own the goods, as we can't mark J ich short notice, and if there is y moving we go over and mark it <1 bat it cost, it must sell if price*- 3 I i > < > i * i < h 4 V Sale Lasts About ? i > 11 20 Days !: _j 1 it <* <