The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 10, 1921, Image 5
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D. ai. Todd was toe last ?ock. 1
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.. . J. C. vGnihuTn w*s7iiexe recently on c*
> business.. I
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A. C Hutftes *p?it last: Saturday :B
i here. , / ?' t
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, S. Calder was in ^C-onway a#H:en^,A
..on business. ' > ' J
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i.W. F. Spivt? ^waslfaare. rec?*:Uy onl
I. bvisir?(i?>v.. ft a Iw
<5 % ? ? ?'* & rtS a
T.?e r
warmer the K#*U .
. H B. 11 arris. *v as an?ntf thos? ^?Mt_U
: ini? Conway la*f. weck^on bus*** |?
< Ole J^:ierB^bhasiW ^di to:-U uks-1
v.Ville. 4 * * ? I c
...Give lUs yoor orde* for
' KhcelR- , , , ... C
I K. L. KiBhoe-.x as h?*? rry
. one day .last .wei.k on/W-,,-u ^ - *
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" " . WI XV. VJMt I I TX ? / 1(1 ? mr.% 7? 1?%T ^
' on?! day lafet. weblL.
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(Jet'. office Hup^iies til the H<mv/ld c
offtco. " j
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R.' 0. Ham son 'to. as ber?. spcntfift/ g'
some time tri this-vection..
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Cordiv Pa^e wnrs in X&urion ;1hk I ^
week on. hu.sancss. r
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Doctoi TlYrpps, 0\ Bay*fcn?ro, sptrtU
last 'Friday in'Go way ?n';w isiness*.
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Miss Nell "Piques arrivrj/j in Ocm-;
way recently to wjrond unrnc lintfe |
visiting fr'ron'dsi.
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i They who do much will kiHko morel
mistakes they * ihey Tiir ho do iMonhinfp;. (]
It is' human 'to err.
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Every year ' there ' :rs a - jrvrat big: '
hook of laws ad"th?d to'it he siaw.tes of
South Carolina.
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Rev. Mr. Parker, of ihe j3tflifcf?viiler*
circuit, was km 'CN/nvay last * hies- *
day.
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The-Hork on thv newr3s>pivey'H?aiUtings
is still going on at d the*/ will
soon he finished.
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I W. L. Rhodes, <of the firm of '
L Rhodes "fr Hardvidk, of L*>ris, C., {
I visited this town recently mi buftwmss.
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f The kernel does Ti?ti work'?n Kernel- ;
Kilt. Tr> it for a comitate ht??.?d j
j 'Cleaning. '
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A. G. Strickland ami W. J. Strickland,
of Green Sea, were both in Ctoik (
way last week on business. j *
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John I. W Mi'd, magistrate at" I/ittkj i"
' 'River, spent last Thurwlay in Conway
on ' bu8Htin.;s.
R. M. Doar, of Georgetown, syvnt
several days in Conway 'l&st vvet*k ( n ^
business. !
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H. S. Chestnut, one of thie farmers
of the Hickory'fiTove comma nity, -i'isited
Conway last jveek.
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Dr. and Mrs. V. F. Piatt ttnd little <
Aon, Vivian, Jr., sjvvnt last veek-erri j '
with relatives at Moll ins.
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rt'TfA*! if *i? < It si t nnnnlo not b" v- i :
kM' v/jvv*" iv ? r ? " * 1nj?
patience w'ril ^;'ive their rights 1
away, and for nothing.
^ With every bot^^f^p
i) bougnr ai our store, cosur
j ABSOLU TELY FRE
A quarium.'
Th ese fish will be an a
1 will delight the "Kiddie
This a special offer, anc
/ present supply fish is exhau
t>t<?p lively and take advantage (
| : Renjember, only a limited si
: i Piatt's Pha
' The Drug/SU
Phone
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Per* sen eal
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Some of the jtht'denc c* akmut herd j
?ve obtained a^.-gvod si ufl wvifh <early 1
ibbage plants. ?
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Prices reducfetl?~9n F crtLiiixor. <Cau?.
acvx* you mooeyu#n 10 ttein cat*. \W.! <
Jones, A?in?r.?/ kctot|3|8?fil1t2 . j?
B.' Catls^kv,titRie b uihtei;, ttms ir^l
snwqd to CopRuiy. and \ ?13l ibecGttimecft
cf.vwjth ih^^f??$ ^fcurber fflhqp. }| j
'The work ?if 'rqrpairs aanti dhange.s
n 'tin1 Herat* "Jn&iiding Seas 'burnti &o'on
since "ezigty su nrcvnei:, .usid id
t 'Shu: time MXt^iiite iliiuiMhed.
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'The paint iirush -will be busy i
St'tfhtf offices mfVti?. Pi alt, at IFSatt'H
"Jronncacy. Quiite a let: of improved
Benin *will be imhfcit in the rooms. j
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ELctSt week >avas dull Irn 'Coiiwayj
to the 'fact that 111he ^iHcypJei
wro ^litinjf ta- cono? this week wtille ;
W-irjU/r/iS ill S?R?HM>it.
l5)hofj*f Jas. Al. j&*wis is Ikcjxt !husy
til 'thciAtime now vrilh the a/fairs of
lis office, and he is keeping js depitty
>n all of ttApu&i'nie tonou
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Prank W. Hendora^rai, who 'has been.
;petadinK several iiu^ with relative*
n ifyry., has raht^med to Chai'leson.
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Ge\ bej;? fertilisers at lowest pric-'j
is by chfiilim? with diodes K* 11 rd ,
vick -Jit L?>ris, ujveviUv for Vn^wiiii-u
^aroVnrw.'vC Yicmical Ccnripany.?.adv <
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Bnflinvttsc-. is built oiM v^onfidewet as
inuch ;is a?i rtiling. Th*ft<'efore it d*>es
not pay to act so \hat ' son fide nee is
ost, becaitwt when that'.fj appen* y?mv
ljusiness career is orcr..
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The hirsimbts in thei olf/i'e of Ma*-Lit
rate W'. 'Pi. Chestnrat h?s constancy!
iriici*oasin?;,'jtu(K'in& \>y ll%? number ?f
cases tumcd'vin by hiru ttc* the CoujI
3t" General 'Sessions.
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P* -,rt Seed Oats sold out, bur!
wtjuher car .<<?*,vected Itoi* <%<*reek. Cai "j<
;?*y and vvet ,our supply. Cooper I
sj'.r.ith Co.?-adv
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"Ttnprovemwirts was brim# ^iiade last
jre^K: at the ve3l<h?nce of 3Vlr.c*nd Mrs.
T. M. McKeifthtm. Upson V*?ttrd was
purchased frr 'renewing th*; inside,
UTid yu will nvUke the ho-a^e tuol and
attractive.
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Contractor 7 Little commenced
Lhe wwi'k of lvy'infi a com'rcfce - walk
in from of the 'Methodist jm^'iage
last ISftMay mort)i*i<.
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We are agents fur Vir?tmu<C.ar>linn
Clwmica.1 (Vl,Charleston So;
\W then {fertilizer. See Rhode*- &
f^anlwick. at jLovi.% it.. C.?adr
i'liizirjsn I
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The vvM/ci men wiH'yv .a rest rij?lv J
koon, and tir? ice maw's,day wilJ ?ome.)'
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Dr. and 'Jftrs. L. A. ^Woodruff. of!
&.i!Iins, FpcsiV the first of the v*oel(i
n 1 ho city -With friend.v
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I. M. Bry?!(u and Mrs? M O. Bryant,
the fornrtn of (lurlc\, S. C., tVc
latUr of DjMo*x S. C., spoilt some
iim?* in Conway i!'nc latter-s^art of last
week.
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For all kinds c/f hauling1, anywhere,
,-hort <>r Ion;.*: dirfttaice, ft'et .'wy prices
oefore having* your hauling: dc.no. A.
D. Jonen, Phone 1'iV.?Adv.jl|"l3jtf
Il .l l_ MM _ I l M1.ll. au. I I. MWIMIH
pr
ecial Patented Medicine
ig 63 cents, vve will give
E, Two Gold Fish wilh
ttraction for the home and
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s.
I will only hold ^ood until the
sted. Now is your opportunity.
>f this offer.
lpply.
irmacy, Inc
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ire oj service.
No. 30
400 dozen Coals Spool Cotton
Thread. See us for prices. CooperSmith
Co?adv a
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Mrs. Marion Schr/>eder, who has J
been .-visiting her daughter, Mrs. i
Florence Hedrick, returned to her I
home afc Wilmington last .Friday. J
Mrs.. ftfchcoeder was acompanied home e
by\Warmer Hedrick, ?vho spent .a few c
clays, in that city. t
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Everywhere the federal courts are r
overburdened with cases of violation^
of the ^prohibition la?: ?. The cmirt; >
have.l^'A.ioc ^othiimijCl^Q,. "This if
bringiijft* that it
hard tor! ace lrf "vicw'of ine already f
h?avy .tat ation; in this country. I
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.Judge :K. \W. Memrriiimoi:, ?otf c
Chariest**., who is ho Win ^ tne court *
in sesftiojj here this \week, arrived *
*?veral d^ys ahead of tiime in order
to>] rest for. a few days Wfore a ntremuous
v we?k of \work.
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The elements of uncertainty in the
laws and - ^ gulations of ;any .walk of;
life is a gueat drawback to ,progress, 1
jim\1 pro^|)?f?ity. 'The way that the 1
stock law and free range propositions :
have' been >*tttn&geti diner ceuttly
year should'ihave been avoided by the 1
use of good common sense ami the part '
of 11 he people and those .who were,
chosen to represent them.
;B. M. Che$t;unt was in lawn one
day 'last week and did not hesitate
to jjive expression to his feelings
about the reeetit change in the status <
of the stock law and free range. He
said l*' had bo*;n a free rauger but
had Changed his ideas after the proposition
to ex em p: Horry had failed in
the State 'Senate.
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John J'\ Cooper, cf Mu! I ins, spent
Mo inlay in Conway on business.
When it cor.ie* to standing behful
onOS work YV\ J. Benson, the
plum >er, whs stu(i?v your needs and
employs only firvi thiss Mechanics is
on the joU-?fiv;v
*L. G. Nf.rman Wi'fl paint the new
utllfrion to it lie Her a'Id printery in a
lew days, as soon as he ha* finished
the w ork on the second floor.
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I}{1. ;N. .Jqves, o! Mu'i'ns, was
among the visitors in Conway Monday.
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Miss Allone ISp'ivey, ,tv4vo has been
spending; several days here with her
parents, "Col. and Mrs. D. A. Spivey,
returned to Columbit Tuesday to
talce up ker studies at Cfcicora college.
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Car ?vod TCice just received. See
us -and save money. Cooperr-Smith
Co.?tvd v
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Let us ha-re your orders for the
better 'Jsjrvd <>f printing.
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Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Brundage, of
Georgetown, spent. list week-end
iiere, the quests of Dr. and Mrs. C.
Medley.
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Everybody was greatly interested
?>% f r* /\ii i /i< \ % /k /?/* #>i %-> /\ / 1 i x a / \ 4 4- ax
ill nit' uuilumil" wi tiiv: t* j i it'i 11111 ii;n i ui
the West extcriftion bill in the legislature
last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Thompson
und Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin, of
Mnlliiis, spent Tuesday in Conway
wfth friends.
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Mrs. 13. Gary Smith, and little
daughter, who have been visiting
Mrs. .Pan H. \Vinstead, returned to
their home in Mullins Saturday.
Mari.w Hedrick, of Wilmington, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Florence i
Hedriek.
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Among the new enterprises for
Conway is <>vo opened up in one o!
the new builOings in tho Spive>
block by H. G. ( u-hman. Mr. Cush
man will deal Tires, Storage Hat
levies, and eleitvic repair work. He
has had several years' experience,
in this work, and no doubt will build
up a good business in this line. The
name of the new business is the
Auto-Electric Supply Co.
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FOR QUEEN OF PALMAFESTA
The following young ladies have
been entered as contestants to represent
Horry county in the Palmafesta
celebration at Columbia, and have received
the number of votes set opposite
their names.
Mi Vlnvj) M n n T-Tnl li/l ?r n n li'
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Ferry 2,230 I
Miss Kunice DuBosio, Nichols, 2L...30O
Miss Fannie Ellis, Little Rivev... 2001
Miss Hellen Sarvia, R. No. 2, AUs- I
brook 102 i
Miss Eunice Watts, Wampee 100
Miss Edna Taylor 1001
Miss Alma Watson, Conway 100
Miss Estelle Best, Galivants
Ferry 100
VISIT TO LITTLE RIVER.
Last Sunday a* ternon a party
from Conway Methodist Sunday
School visited tlio Little River Sunday
School. Yhe purpose of the visit
was to aid in Iho expansive plan of
tne Little River Sunday School,
brought about by the recent revival
meeting at that place.
The party was composed of John
E. Watson, President of the hut
Class; H. W. Ambrose, Teacher of
the Hut Class; Mrs. A. C. Thomp
son. supt. 01 tno uradle Koll and I
Beginners' Dept.: Mrs. B. I). Mc |
White, Miss Mitchellc Co'lins. Mrs. I
A. T. Collins, J. C. Atkinson, Col. M. j
A. Wright, C'aude Dvrsenhury, A. C j
Thompson and Rin^naM Thompson.
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Otnerw1a<j 'All Rirht.
A prominent clntnvornun snvs fha.
woman's besotting sins* nre ?mvy. hi 7,1
iess, gluttony, Jealousy and revenge
Outside of thnt, she Is. we presume j
'hp nnuel we hnve nlwn.vs liked to rile j
ture hor.? Boston l?n>ulng Transcript, i
EASTElt EGG HUNT
On Saturday afternoon, March 2t,
it four o'clock, the Primary Depart- 1
nent of the Methodist Sunday
School, under the direction of Mrs.
V. C. Thompson, will pivc an Easter
ZftK Hunt on the lawn of Mrs. L>.
V. Spivey. The lawn will be divid d
into three sections, so that the 1
!h5 Id re n may be separated, and thus
five the little folks and the middle
uze folks an oportunity to find as
nany eggs as the big folk*. 1
All those wishing to hunt eggs,
vlll meet at the church promptly al 1
our ofclock with a. dime>, for while
hose in charge; are uio*t< anxious td f;
r1vo every... child:, and even older
>eople, who are still..young jn- tfoe4fit
hearts, a good time, they are alsc} ,
lesirous of raisir?j?i. some money to,
ipply toward the debt on the Penary
Department. Piano.
Everybody welcome?admission 10c
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MISS BAILEY VISITS HORRY.
Miss Laura W. Bailey, assistant
state home demonstration agent, was
in Horrv county last week. In company
with the county home demonstration
agent, she held meetings
with the following clubs: Seven Mile
Gardening Club. Simpson Creek Poul-1
trv C'nh, Oakland, Floyds, Four
Miles. Evergreen and Socastee Sowing
Clubs. Miss Bailey's visit was a
great help to the clubs.
R.WSE IT HERE.
Grocerv sterns have been handling;
celery shipped b*>vo all the way from'
the state of Michigan. Some have
been handling a few shipments of fine
grade from truckers in Florida.
Celery can be raised and with a ?
lini'A i n TT
,,.w..v WV-.VT ill iiv.il.> iwuill.Y.
INCOME TAX RETURNS.
The time for filim* tax returns J
clones Mavch 15th. All returns are
supposed to bo in tlio office nf the
collector of internal revenue on that
date, so if there are any who hwc not
as yet made out their returns, it's
time to pet busy, as there are only
three more days for their 'l'iling.
STRAY NOTICE?One black and
white puled heifer, unmarked, looks i
to he about one and one-half years j
old. Owner can get same bv proving'
and paving cost. .T. A. Shelley, Nichols,
S. C.?Adv.|3U0i3t|pd
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Jamie T. Booth, of Florence, S. C.,
was in town Monday on busines.
raim&resta.
PALMETTO STATE FESTIVAL
Columbia, March 28 to April 2
II
j | OLD TIME FE\
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jj 8-2-2 Fertilizer, pt
| 8-3-3 Fertilizer, p(
\\ - 8-4-4 Fertilizer, pe
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t Big $tock ME
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<p at prices that will i
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!; Big line Buggi
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f L Vou are cordia
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Fruits and Vegetables.
Potatoes up 10c per MOO pounds, 44
northern shipping ' stations, reaching ii
$1.10 to $1.15. a
Cold storage Baldwin apples firm T
western New York f. o. b. stations, si
up 25 to 50c per barrel at $4.75 to $5. a
Yellow onions held at 75c to $1.25 P
per 100 pounds in consuming markets, h
Florida celery steady at $2.50 to a
$3.25 per crate in. city markets. P
'"Live Stock and Meats. K
The 0iieago live stock market was c
featured during the week by a sharp *
decline in sheep and lambs, following f
the v thei' sensational advance of two
weeks ago. Fat lambs broke $1 to c
$1.25; yearlings 75c to $1; fat ewes. f
50c lo 75c per 100 pounds. Beef and : t
butcher calves averaged about 25c s
lower; feeder steers up 25c to 50c. 'v
Hogs up 15c to 20c. s
drain. a
Although market uncertain the first *
part of the week and partly affected ri
by local conditions, prices worked I
higher until the 15th when liquida- t
tion by prominent local accounts and 1
slower export dc^isnd caused decline. t
Cotton. * *
The average price for middling
spot cotton as quoted by the ten 1
designated markets declined about 42
points during the week, closing
around 11.08c per pound. New York i
iutures up zv points m i i.imc. }
Jud Tunklns. 1
.Tud Tunklns suvs he doesn't believe j 1
there is any lion or tl^rer or other wild ^
animal ms dangerous to Imniim life aa '
n young woman who Is showing off to | (
a rich uncle how fust she can run her .
new automobile. !
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Sh-irk oy No Mean . s/a'*??!oss
Kmm the Mide <?f :? ;V". ; ? on?i sha:*lt
It i.c |iossihii> ' ? ohtatn ~nai*e
of learluT a*-d 'lu> --1 * .?-*- furni;'b?.*s 1
n raw iiuni'i'ini ?\ ??i* ? f?n tin *na-1e
into leather with the a'..-pe;. ranee and
texture <>l slaved kid n^^dln;'. to the
N'uw York Kvoninu I'ost. The live:
will yield nnvwhore from 10 to 1ft
gallons *?f niT and the dorsal tin. when
dried will bring about among
oriental epicures.
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Preparing for Immortality.
There Is only one way to net ready
for immortality, and that Is to love
this life, and live It as bravely and
faithfully and cheerfully as we can.?
Henry Van Dyke.
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NOTICE.
I hereby forbid any person or persons
to feed, clothe, shelter or tfive
work to my wife, Ellen Cooper.
11|pel ?T. F. Cooper. 1
RTILIZER PRICES, THE
E LIVE RED AT CON W A
M' ton...
m* ton
ir ton
16 acid, and get the lowest pr
AL on hand at LOWEST P
the finest Mules ever shipped !
natch 10c cotton.
es, Wagons and Cars.
e to eat and to wear at pre-wa
Jly invited to call on the twins,
ivBarcainl
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BIG PICTURE
AT PASTIME
The famous Paramount picture,
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," featurig
John Barry more, will be shown
t the Pastime Theatre March 15th.
'he story is by Robert Louis Stevenon.
The plot, as is well known, has
s its central figure a young London
hysician, Dr. Jekyll, whose tendereartedness
is only exceeded by his
11-absorbing interest in his chosen
recession and his scientific >v\ve*tti~
alions. Tie is in love with an innoent,
^beautiful girl, Millicept patew.
ler father, Sir .George'.Carew, JLs a
amous miui atrp''?t town. , vr. Jekyll
S perfcuUt 1M1 "by Sir Geor^ Wi acompany
> hint to a ilow music hall.
iYom this, experiences . led
o ONperiment.jwiyv^.Jiy^d that will
eparate the g3o<Vrint? eVip-in a man
nto two distinct bodies. He evolves
uch drug, administers it to himself
md becomes not only Jekyll, the docor-philanthropist,
but also Hyde, a
nisshapen, evil brute. Gradually the
lyde side of his character overmasers
Jekyll and, after stirring dranatic
scenes, he succumbs. Only afer
his death is the dual character of
?is personality revealed. ,1
50 Y SCOUT TROOP
BUILDING SIXTH PATROL
The Rov Scout Troop of Conway is
unv building the sixth patrol. There
ire eight Scouts to a patrol, so it is
?asy to see that the movement is
prosperous. beyond the fondest expectations.
The patrols formed, then scouting
liocins in r^'n'nacf Tlio ?.?? ? _
. .t. t II vv?? lit MV* IS V. Jf r> CV1 v- VII"
thusiastic and the citizens will he as
<0011 as the hoys are seen at work as
(in organization. The Scouts will try
their first hike Friday afternoon
it 5:00 o'clock.
rrHl.IC INVITATION.
You are cordially invited to attend
;i play at Oak Grove School House
Friday ni.uht. March 11, 1021. Admission
25 and 35c.
I will be in Dr. Blanton's Dental
Office every
First and Third Mondays
cf each Month
OFFICK II Of Its !> TO -1
L. A. WOODRUFF
KYF.SICillT SPECIALIST
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Y, S. C. 1
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$30.00 |j
$36.25 ||
$4!.40 jj
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