The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 03, 1921, Image 3
ASPIRIN I
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
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Beware! Unless you see the name
'Bayer" on pack ago or on tablets you
re not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed
by physicians for tw< >ty-one
years and proved safe by million r.'.e
Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, ftheumatiem,
Earache, Toothache, Lumbago, and
lor Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Drug?isrts
also sell larger packages. Aspirin
M the trade mark of Baver Manufacture
ipf Monoaceticacidester of S&licylicacid.
MARION A. WRIGHT
Attorney at Law..
CONWAY, s. o.
Office in Spivey Building
WILLIAM EUGENE KING. M C
Physician and Snrgeon
AYNOR,. - - - S. I*
OR. J. D. THOMAS
Physician ana Surgew
t.oui3. a. o.
OR, G.!. LEWIS
DENTAL SURGEON
Oflko Ovir Norton Drug CtaptnA)
CONWAY. 8. C.
D. A. SPiVEY & CO.
W. 6. King, Sccty.
BONDS AND INSURANCE
?Office in?
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
RiTTi.nTxrra
HARRELSON & HARRELSON
Attomeys-at-Law
Practice both in the State and
Federal Courts.
MULUNS, ? ? 8. O
f H. 0. WOODWAKD,
Attorney and Coanielltr at Law
CONWAa, ti ~
k B. a SCARBOROUGH
Attoraey at Law,
CONWAY. S. C.
T. B. LEWIS,
Atty. ?nd Oouucellor at Lav
CONWAY. - - S. C
J. M.JOHNSON,
CIVIL ENGINEER
MARTON K n
My Engineering and Surveying
office will be open during my absence,
and prepared to take c&rc
of any work as usual. Address
all communications an hereto
tof.
, S. C. DUSENBURY
Attorney-at-Law
Spivey Building
CONWAY, ? S. 0.
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J. I. ALLEN, Jr.
Attorney-at-Law
Office in Bank of Loris Bldg
1 LORIS, S. 0.
F. J. SULLIVAN & CO.
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (Ut.
Telephone So. 796.
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j/ WILMINGTON, N. C.
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REPLIES TO THE
MARION POET
Editor Herald:
In an issue of the Herald, dated
February 10th, I read an article in
the half-style of a poem purported
to have been written by "Some One
in Marion," who finally gave his
initials as E. F. L., and in the article
he displays a most remarkable
type of assiduity trying to be South
Carolina's most distinguished poet,
but the public eye can readily sec
that his standard is far from being
able to cope with our origina:
;Haype, .Simms, and Timrod, as he is
very slow on composition that he
could not stand underneath th?
flames of a burning city and maintain
a nerve to write absorbing
poems about the fleeting stately
property that yielded anxiously to
the impetuous flames.
It seems that his whole desire is
to imprint in the minds of the reading
public that Horry people condescend
to a lower standard than even
the uncivilized natives of some Jar
away Tortugas, and in order to get
a little subject home where he can
apply his shallow and unemployed
thinking apparatus, he jumps velieni
ently upon a trinity of the o'possum,
the coon and the persimmon, which
prosper in the much envied (by Marionites),
but beautiful swamps and
hedges of Horry. He refers to citizens
in the lowly attitude "searching
for coons and 'possoms from Loris to
Conway, and very near owned the
truth about E. F. L., himself as he
without doubt referred to the man,
who caught several of the "Poor
Sams" on a line between T.rv.-is rmd
Comvay and carelessly entered a
noted city in Marion Countv, with
his goods displayed open to the public,
just such public a:; he could meet
over there and thev being so anxiou*
for fresh meat they all rushed withthe
vehemence of a cannibal to the-'
scene of the temporary Horry Fresh
market and bid high on the Horry
product (possums, etc.) but this boy
came back te Horry well pleased
with a handsome check with E. F. L.
signed at the last line, and it was
paid they all say. I wonder too if
E. F. L. was the gentleman who
bought the Horrv Coon from the Ho
rv Stock Law Man who, while traveling
through Hlack Creek on his
way to Mull ins, and seeing a coon,
yes a full fledged ring-tail, cross the
road he released the duty about
which he was engaged and cnu^ht
the ringtail on foot and carried him
away to Mullins (hide and alM and
found a ready market with the E.
F. L.'s at the Marion town. You s^e
the coon was fraid to climb as it
was only a few miles to Mullins and
they might see him up a tree, and
he realized that Mullins and Marion
County chasers were even worse to
evade than the harmless Horry citizen
who traveled that Black Cree'c
rond.
Now with this mneh said it is no*
necessary to refer further to F. F.
L.'s class, but in spite of his dwelling
so long on these frivolous subi
ill nl'Hpv tn lM'xr ViAmn on?V? *- I
small ^argument. if you read between
the line you will see the idea that
he tries to convey, it is that longdrawn
feeling that they wish to express.
but are afraid to exore? opam
lv. that Marion people- try to cultivate
an abominable dignity that!
the people of that county are fro?-- I
fifty to seventy-five per cent better
grade of human beings than the average
Horry people.
It is a custom with the business
men over there to attenv"^ to conv"'
the idea that Marion folk do not
maintain this contemptible feeling
toward Horry, but it is nevertheless
manifest, and it is useless for them
to disclaim the origin of such feeling.
However we are Had that the
stock law matter seems to be at a
point of settlement, and tho author
of the article above referred to may
1 as well be assured that he and the
other more distinguished citizens of
Marion will never have the pleasure,
in our opinion, of welcoming a part
I of Horry and its flourishing ter>*i
tory of coons and possums, within
its borders, tho hope that so many
over there cherish.
T do not understand what motive
created this contemptible sentiment
which Margin county ever entertains
against Horry, but we are glad of
several things that go to make Horry
the peer of her distinguished sister
county. I heard a lady whose;
name 1 did not ? know, stp*? the
other day that one town in Marion
^ was not a suitable boarding plac*
for people who go to business places
f. to carry out vocational work such aj?
j teaching, which requires constant
? close connection, and strict application
to business, and that ^t. mnit. ho
^ I because there are so many indepen^
dent loafers there, and they were so
.frequent that she asked some one in
p.town what all tho idle ladies and
I men were doing on the streets; thai
?;they must be running transfers. It
is to be regretted that Marion main
^ tains this attitude toward Horry bu:
^ nevertheless it is true and it is no:
known wh"n such condit'on<? will tef
minate. Horry is now looking forth
to a period of marked progress, and
?!she will not in the middle of the
'hopeful* fight appreciate any slang,
* 'or accept any of those half-blind?(i
f. ?r, ......
To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES' HEALING HONEY/ a
cough medicinc which stops the cough by
healing the inilamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and
Croup is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.
The heoHniJ ofToct of Hayes' Henlini! Honey Inside
tho throat combined wi?h tho healing effect of
^ Crove's O-PoD-Tratc Salvo through tho pores of
) the skin soon stops a cough.
Beth remedies are packed in onecartou and the
cost of the combined treatment i3 35c.,
>Just ask your druggist for HAYES'
HEALING HONEY.
conveyances of ideas, but wishes to
apply her aims and force to a strict
application to her own affairs. Long
live the Independent liepublic! I am
glad the fruitful persimmon trees
will be turned out where Marion ca;?
fret her share of tho much coveted
fruit, and this is sufficient confession
that I am, and ever have been, an
ardent supporter of the Stock law.
Thank you Mr. E. F. L., come again!
And do not say you have a good job!
?Horry Citizen.
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Permanent work on the roads and
streets, and sidewalks, is one of the
best investments that can be made
of the people'^ tax money; but the
kind that costs good money and that
cannot last is a very poor investment
for any town to mane
MAGISTRATE"
SENDS IN LIST
Which will Add to Number of
Cases Coming up Next
Week
BUSINESS INCREASES
EVEN IN CRIME
Although This Section Has not
Had any Crime Wave
as Yet
This section of the State has not
had any wave of so-called crime, although
the number of criminal cases
disposed of in the crimnal court has
..nniirnvtlv innroused rlurinir tho last
several years. It is because of increased
population and greater diversification
of relations among people.
Last week Magistrate W. H. Chest
nut turned in a long list of defendants
bound over for trial at the
General Sessions from his court
since the last term in Septembe.
1920. The list of cases turned in by
him follows:
The State vs. Melvin Causey, assault,
etc.
The State vs. Pearley Wilson,
Forgery.
The State vs Otto Guyton, False
Pretense.
The State vs. J. J. Nobles, disposing
of property under lien.
The State vs J. J.. Nobles, False
Pretense.
The State vs. J. J. Nobles, Bad
Check.
The State vs D. S. Creel, Malicious
Mischief.
The State vs. Gettie Stroud and
Lewis Tyler, house breaking and larceny.
The State vs Labon Strickland
Statutory Rape.
The State vs Annie Mosely, Trading
Property under Lien.
The State vs Will J. Johnson, Ma
licious Mischief.
The State vs Quince D. Graham,
assault and battery'with intent to kill.
^ i ^ T m 1 .1 ?.,u
rue state vs. Lawson iuuu, u?!suua
and battery with intent to kill.
The State vs. Ralph Johnson, seduction.
The State vs. Sallie F. King, odstructing
road.
The State vs. Henry Gore, assault
and battery with intent to kill.
The State vs C. M. Stalvey, Disposing
Property Under Lien.
The State vs N. W. Roberts, Seduction.
The State vs. Van B. Turberville,
MHicious Slander.
The Str?te vs C. M. Stalvey, Worth
less Check.
The State vs Dan Richivdson.
m1.. assault and battery with intent to
kill.
The State vs Herbert Hamilton,
disposing of property.
The State vs. John Wilson, dis
posing Property Under Lien.
The State vs Mack Sessions. Bastardy.
The State vs Tom Johnson. Malicious
Damage.
The State vs Joe C. Lewis, Pointing
dun.
The State vs Otto Guyton. False
Pretense. ?
The State vs T,. T. "Bry<tn, Dispo?ing
Property Under Lien.
The State vs. John Wilson, Disposing
of property.
to theTwomen
of the county
The Home Demonstration work if
rapidly becoming an intregal part ol
every rural organization and is gen
orally the only organ through whirl
instruction along the various line
which lessens cares and lightens tin
burdens and makes for more efficl
ent work, in the homes and com
munity is given. The county hom<
demonstration agent is the only pai<
worker in the fieVl who spend *, hei
entire time in the interest of the ru
?nl v.* sv A C /.111. /./MOlfl.ll
iui wuuivmi v i uu 1 muiw y.
There is a slight niisunderstandinj
G66 is a prescription for Colds, Fe
ver and LaGrippe. It's the mos
speedy remedy we know. 12 13.
A TONIC
Orove's Tasteless chill Tonic restore
Energy and Vitality by Purifying ant
Enriching the Blood. When you feel it:
strengthening, invigorating effect, see hov
it brings color to the cheeks and hov
( it improves the appetite, you will thei
, appreciate its true tonic value.
j Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is simpl;
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. Si
j pleasant even children like it. The bloo<
, i needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON t<
! Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs am
Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invigor
ating Effect. GOc.
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PEOPLE OF OUR TOWN
I
Any Country Motorist can Supply
the Words :iml Music for this Cartoon 1
Tlio Wealthiest Nation on Earth had
Plenty of Kule to dig the Panama
Canal and Wallop the Germans hut
Cnn't Spure more than n few Stingy
Jllneyu co Pi event the Country itoads
from turning into Goo at tbe first
Heavy Dew.
in the minds of some of the people
in the countrie> a* o the duties and
qualifications ot a home (lemnnstr-^.
tion agent. It is not the intention
of any one concerned i > "'aim th**i
she is the best cook, the best gardener,
the best poultryman etc, in hcv
county. She lays no claims to these
distinctions. However, she is a scientifically
trained woman, who ap
plies her knowledge of science to
the problems of every day life which
[Confront every ambitious woman; for
instance, if the bread does not rise.
| with her knowledge of the subject,
she can very easily find the trouble.
The Home Demonstration Agent is
not a specialist, but is a woman of
general training in home economics.
However, she lias at her command
a corps of trained specialists in every
line from whom she may obtain any
information she does not have on
hand, whenever needed.
Do you have any problems in
your home? Is your kitchen arrang*
ed to save time and energy? Do?j?
your house work consume all of
your time? Do you plan your house
work systematically. Have you any
time for reading and recreation l\
Have you a house hold budget?
Does your butter command the
best price ? i
Can you cull your flock of chickens
and thus increase your profits?
Do your know how to make attractive
draperies for your rooms at
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o111?111 t*;
Do you know how to make your
grounds attractive? What shrubs
and flowers to plant, and when ?
Is your child underweight ? Do
you know why? Do you get vitamines?
Do you know what they
are ?
Do you know when "silk is not
silk"? When "wool is cotton"?
Do you know why your canned
peas, corn and beans spoil ?
Have you an all-thc-y,ear-round
garden? If not, why not?
Your home demonstration agent,
can help you with these and many
other problems. Got in touch with
her.
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NOTICE.
T\iere has strayed to my place one
cow and two neifer yearlings; cow
black, marked swallowfork and under
bit in right ear, upper square and underbit
in left car; one heifer yearling
white Mnd black, marked same, and
onp hoifor vr>:iv!inf>\ mlnr whit.P mid
yellow, marked swallowfork :'rul underbit
in right ear, undevbit r.:ul i.pporbit
in left ear. Owner chu j ot
same by paying for this advertisement
and other expenses. This stock
has been here about a year. H. C.
Gore, Loris. S. C.?Adv.2l24i2t pd.
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SUES FOR DAMAGES.
D. C. Johnson has brought action
in the court of co.mmon pieas against
W. A. Stilley, claming damages when
the hitter's car collided with a mule of
the plaintiff several months ago. The
accident was near the corner of Main
Street and 3rd' Avenue, near the
i building now occupied by the New
York Cafe.
, SCALED T1N5 ynLT a
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; n^XWOL HOUSE
: j COFFEE . .
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l i Dodson's Liver Tone
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v Instead of Calomel :
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Calomel is quicksilver. It attacks
\ the bones and paralyzes tho liver. Youi
dealer sells each bottle of pleasant
' harmless "Dodson's Liver Tone" undei
an ironclad, money-back guarantee tha
:> it will rcpfiilatc (lie liver, stomach an<
I bowels better than calomel, witliou
# sickening or salivating you?K> millioi
bottles sold.
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COURSES HOME
DEMONSTRATION]
On March 9, 1921, the Spring
Term at Winthrop College begins.
During the spring and summer
Terms the Home Demonstration
Courses 1, 2 and 3 for the training
of women who wish to become leader
in the work will be given.
Home Demonstration work offers
to women a career that is unequal
in its possibilities for real service.
This work is cultural in the highest
sense, and in addition it has a
broad scientific foundation thut fitsone
to meet and handle the rca!
everyday problems of life.
P 'tonstration! Food conservation.
% This is a course in tho
different methods of preserving
foods. The student will have the
opportunity to pain practice in proserving,
canning, pickling, brining,
jelly making, etc.
Home Demonstration 2. Organiza
tion. This course teaches the best
methods of carrying on field work!
organization and conducting Home;
Demonstration, canning, and Poul-j
try Clubs and conducting Community,
County and State Fair ex-j
hibits. ,
Home Demonstration 3. Practice, j
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"California Syrup of Figs" is
Child's Best Laxative
Beware! Say "CaliI'ornia" or you
may not get tho genuine "California
Syrup 01' r'igs" which doctors recommend
for babies and children of all
;'.f;*es. Nothing else clears the little
bowels and liver so gently, so thoroughly.
Directions on each bottle.
But you must say "California.*' Don't
bo talked into an imitation fig syrup
which hasn't the delicious, fruity
taste or the perfect "laxative physic"
action.
3l
~7 I | \ make
*S ^ j 4 It is recorded of
T^r I U child-birth v
y | ft Modern dress wi
JJj I ill Exacting social c
111 today were a mir
\j 1 t r> small wonder tha
I misgivings when :
= But this should :
?the prospective
Friend. An exte
over.the skin; pc
muscles, and pre
and practical deli
Many doctors and
-Jet a bottle fror
For valuable bookletfret,
fill in coupon
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WARNING: Avo,
they act only on the a
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Used by Expectant Mothers
for Three Generations.
A Message of Utmost In
The woman, who is suffering fr
owes it not only to herself, but to her f;
health and strength and charm. Dr. J.
upon the prescription of an eminent phj
disorders of women his life study; and 1
it a successful medicine for their troul
!*ou with this proven remedy. Try i' nt
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Phis course is for the urpose of giving
practice to the students in conflicting
demonstrations. >She will
have the opportunity to see demonstrations
j*ivcn by * experienced demonstrators
and will be taught the
bent methods of assembly materials
and equipment and of presenting* her
subject to the public.
For further information write
Mrs. Anne J. Campbell, Assistant
State Home Demonstration Apent,
ttocK Hill,
Tlie Qufc&to ?ftat Hots no: Atftct tho Hetd
Dercise of it- <ouic n:jr} laxative *-t(_ct. T.AXA*
Tl"K HKOMo vK' 1 v* ^ NX is Wuer than ciliuary
On ..:ic nml dots uot cause netvousiKSs not
uii-vnp in head. Remember the {nil upmcatd
loo* frr the s# nature ci V.. "V. CJROVIi. 30c.
brt.-ihx glass
II. L. Huck received the larerc
pieces of jv-ass for show windows
last week for the fronts at the new
furniture stores of Dan H. Wintead.
All oi* the:v were broken in
shipment and claim made against
the transportation company.
xyitn Mot/ieiS Friend
Cluld -birih easier.
the primitive American Indian women
:ith then was entirely painless.
i5 unknownt
futies that wreck so many women of
ius quantity in their lives; and so it is
X the weaker sex becomes a prey to
approaching maternity nears the crisis.
not be?because
mother can find comfort in Mother's
rnal lubricant that spreads its influence
inetrates to the broad, flat abdominal
pares the way for an easier, quicker
very.
1 nurses recommend Mother's Friend,
ii your druggist today.
-"MOTHERHOOD and The BABY"?
I below and mail direct to the makers of
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'd using plain oils, greases and substitute*??
f^in and may causc harm without doing good.
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umiij imim liivjoc; aiuuuu iicr lo regain ner
Bradfleld'b Female Regulator mi baaed
rsician, Dr. J. Brndfield, who made the
for half a century women have regarded
jlea. Your druggist will promptly supply
>w, TODAY.
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GARAGE
Doit C ars, and our garage I
I them on short noiice, so
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'iin your car, ornig 11 to us.
EPAIR WORK
lo overb.au! arrl work on
and wi!! appreciate your
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