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H II' MET-HTMPTB Ik ' ' l( Ltacal and g::p,., / J. J. Williams, of Bucks township spent last Wednesday in Conway. 8 * ? 1 Kellan Dessert, of Little River, spent a day here last week. r ( M * * 8 r, ?. B. Wesley spent a few days > fcere last week. F ' .J.. . Get envelopes of every kind at th^ i Herald office. 1 \/? ' * * "* * E. Hump Raixiwick spent a part of last week in C;>nway. J W. E. Gore is building a new resit dence at Wampee. , | V * * * * 1 G. C. Graham, of Myrtle Beach, ( was in Conway recently on bjusrness. V * * M *> General lines of oils, greases and ^ gasoline. Brick Garage, Loris. advIt ???!?? i When in need of genuine Ford i ) -a i ?y*i . * ?'* 1 4 1 pans, see tsricK oarage, l^oris. aavit * * * * * Piatt's Pharmacy has a very at- i tractive ad in this issue. Loolc it up. , * >r * * * Mrs. Paul Quattlehaum is visiting 1 friends at Maxton, N. C. 1 * + * # * ^ . Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.'s \ Fertilizer for sale. Cheap for cash. iL. H. Burroughs.?adv It 1 We have heard of a few cases of 1 flu this season, but they svere all of a very mild type. ? * * * * J. M. Boyd was here from Aynor last week and remained several hours on business. $? $ * * * J. N. Martin, of Marion, S. C., was here recently visiting his daughter, Mrs. Paul Quattlebaum. * ,* >A Kf Kernelgrit will clean vour" hands. Try a package for only ten cents at the Herakl office. ' * # * + * Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.'s Fertilizer for sale. Cheap for cash. i L. H. Burroughs.?adv It * * * ? I J Jas. A. Lewis 'was in the Wampee section on business one day last weelc. * # * * * r W. J. Benson was over \\t Myrtle Beach last week finishing up some plumbing work nt that place. The days of Tas't week were all typical Spring days and quite warm for March. 4s * 41 * * The M. it. Thompson Company has been occupj ;.nj? their new store at Wamjrce for scone time an& it proves to be a much better location than the old store located on land sold to O. J. Bell. Easter The approach to Easter fi FOR MEN? New Spring Suils (various styles The Latest in Straw I Other Furnishings j FOR THE LADIES? New Silk Poplin Dr (vanous sizes ai to the minute in lr The Latest Patterns J { (just arrived at ) t r i r* i iiais, urcss kjogcis c ii I * Just a trifle better in*styling tha makes them different. Being ou j tractive. Here one finds smart, ments of phenomenal values. YOUR EAST I Will.not be complete unlc ) delicacies of us. We car I everything that you migh line and our stock is alw; you in selecting your East - ? r always be one ol out custo I ' t If ils Good GroceriesMARL 24-26 Third Avenue. ' J Fepsonel I I The new store of the J?. B. Thomp 1 on Company at Warn pee is much : arger than the one occupied before. : * * * * * , S R. 0. Hendricks of the Pee Dee' section was in Conway one day last veek on business. 1 ***** If your car does not run right, see fespe E. Stevens, Brick Garage, joris.?adv. It ***** F. C. Bult)ck, of the Allsbrook * section, was in Conway Tuesday on ^ >usiness. ***** The contest which the ?Jents Fur- < wishing Co. has been running, has t closed. See their ad in this issue. ***** J. L. Bell of Warn pee was in Con- 1 .vay on business one day last week. 1 ***** Spring fever is only another name Tor laziness. \ \ ***** White Leghorn iCggs, 15 for $1.00. M. Sutherland.?3-24,2ti. ***** i Misses Mollie Jones, Jane Ivirby, 1 Leona .Jones, and Messrs. Winston Rusk and Joe Hollid&y spent la.; week-end with friends at Mullins. * * * W. J. Jordan of the W. J. Jordan Company, .at Nixonville, is carrying ( r>n some farming in connection with his mercantile business this year. ?jc * * * * Parker Brothers are just erecting u new saw mill at Tilly Swamp. It will he run by steam and not by water power as the old mill at that place used to be. * * * * >fc Let us figure on the publicity that j you need to start of in your new ' business. The Herald is in position to help you in many ways. * * * * * The fight that Uncle Jerry made in the State Senate in behalf of the free range, or local self government as he termed it, will be long remembered as one of the best fights ever rvi 1 f 1I?\ in fUnV /-J ^ ^ fvtv W|f lit UIU? VIIV4 Ml IUU aDilCIIIUl^i * * * * C. E. Brown, who has been employed at the Piatt Pharmacy for the past twelve months, resigned iast week and his place will be Tilled by another pharmacist. * * * * + , For all kinds of hauling, anywhere, short or long distance, get my prices before having vour hauling done. A. 1). Jones, Phone 120.?Adv.U|13!tf ? * # * * ? # # ? ."Howard Ambrose, who is attending school at Woodberry Forest, Va., arrived here last week to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ambrose. Howard is jir?t recovering from an attack of the "Fin/* ! I l i r r nds us prepared to orrer: i i and colors) , Hats i i esses r id colors?something up style.) in Voiles popular prices.) mcl Trimmings. * 11 the usual, but that trifle t of the ordinary, they are atoriginal and charming gar^ 1 <;r dinner ! ! ;ss you buy some of the ] i*y an up-to-date line of ;}1 t want in the Gvocery t *ys fresh. Let us help 1 er Menu, and you will mers. i \l ?We Have Them. ows f ii J Conway, S. C. ? t 1 . i mmmmmmmm?mmmmmrn . ! / . ' T W. H. Singleton was here from fordanvilV last week. * i* ?. * * The public road from Conway to led Bluff wes in very bad condition intil rcccntly, when it was drc.gged inder the directions of Mr. W. C. Jitts, township supervisor. * * ? Y. M. Martin was here from Cool Springs one day last week. * * * * * i B. T. Buffkin spent a day here^the atter part of last week. ** *?* W. E. Stroud was here from the Mlsbiook section last week. Durham Chestnut spent several \ours here on business one day last veck. >. * * * * G. C. McCormick, former merchant )f Bucksville, S. C., visited some of ;he merchants here recently. * * * J. I. Allen, leading attorney of Loris, S. C., was here last week on business. * * * * * R. 13. Floyd called on some of our business men last week. ? ***** T. L. Smart spent a day here last >veek and attended to some business matters. He is a merchant located in Bucks Township. * * # ? * J. J. Williams spent a day here late last week. ***** i There arc many in all classes who try to live beyond their income. They usually fail to live that way long. * * * * * R. A. I.awrimore, one of the progressive farmers of Bucks township, tnnnf ? /1?m? K#\i?a l.w.4- -?? I. - . I . pv,nv CI Vt?tv lltl C Iciat WCCh (Ml Ull.Slness. i <<** * Got the leaflet that you need in your business done at the Herald office. The Franklin Printing Price list is used, and you will know that the price is right, and that it is fair j to both sides. ****>? I Miss Nell Pegues left here recently and returned to her home at Clio, after spending some time on a visit here to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adams. * * * * There is much building going on around Warn pee, S. C., where the people have apparently taken on new life and arc going ahead to make progress during the year of 1921. F>00 bushels Weber's Best Pure Long Staple Cotton Seed for sale. Close prices for cash or will exchange for stock. Long Staple always sells for more. Sec or communicate with A. D. Jones, Conwav, S. C., phone 1?0, l|I3!tf * * * * The "Mar'ow Stoves are prepared to serve the Easter trade, and supply your wants. Read their advertisement in this issue. # * * * * Benson, the Mve wire Plumber, says there are three classes of citizens: One, dead ones; two, knockers; thr^e, boosters ? what's your number ??adv.lt. i< * * * * l")r. E. C. Math is, of Marion, has accepted a position with Piatt's Pharmacy. D'\ and Mrs. Mathis are welcomed to Conway. if. if. ?jc >? <c Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.'s Fertilizer for sale. Cheap for cash. L. H. Burroughs.?adv It *: if H; it * E. G. Battle of the Bauprh & Sons Company, of Norfork, Va., spent several days in this county recently on business for his company. The Gents "Furnishing Company is now occupying the ^tore formerly 1 i r-* v"\ j V . useu oy r.uss wromers, in tneir general mercantile business. The Gents Furnishing Company now has larger quarters in which to take care of their rapidly growing trade. The Good Roads Institute was held in Columbia last week and was attended by Messrs. W. C. Pitss and IT. P. Littlo as representatives from Horry county j(: * $ $ * Improvements were being made! last week in the drainage and grad- j ing of the streets at the intersection i of 5th Avenue with Laurel Street. >!". >|; * j|? | City water has been put in at the 1 Buck building* at. the stores recently j engaged by the Winstcad Furniture Company. *!? * A. P. Johnson is making the J right kind of pasture at his farm t r.evr Bear Swamp. He is putting it I up so that it will not only turn catLie, but will keep hogs from rooting under. Advice to farmers generally is that they build the pasture fence so that it will be effective in loing what they wish it to accom- j plish. * * Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Turbeville, who "?avo '*r*m !r'' 'vp for ?so?' >< ? himn FYi.lnv for Rp?iii frtrt.. S r . siieir future home. Mr. Turbevile | las been con^.ectcd with the High I ,vay department work here for some | ;ime, but since its completion he goe;? ;o Beaufort to take up work there. ??? >J( ?Jt You no; men women, over 17, for 5ostal Moil Service. $120 month, examinations March-April. Expo ience unnecessary. For free partic ilars of instruciicn. write I'avmono \?rry, (forme. Civil Service ICxamiler) 9!)4 Continental Hldf?., Washingon, D. C.?adv 3 2-1, 2t pd ?.?. o?j W.'O. Wl>UNVEILING. There will be a W. O. W. unv'cilr i ng by Myrtle Camp No. 139, Tabor, J. C., on Easter Sunday, March 27, 921, at 2:30 o'clock. ,AJ1 Woodmen are cordially invited o attend. ?Hartford Fowler, Clerk. ? PLA TT'S Phone 30 j ^1HBM?1MB ' T m 1 TO w k* A s Thi: til , 4 ' *w ip? Iiw i? i in ?II? amwi ?I. I I turn llaawwpww i Ed. L. Smith, trustee of the bank- I vupt estate of R. C. Anderson, has recently finished turning; the stock of merchandise into mone>. The ; stock, according to he ?.ath of Ani derson inventoried about 51,000.00. Mr. Smith has turned out more than ,$700.00 from this stock and made a ! record disposition of it. * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Goldfinch and children left Wednesday morning by automobile to visit relatives at Cussetta, and 'other points in Georgia. o TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt, fish, trap, or otherwise enter or trespass on the W. T. Graham estate lands in Bavboro township, bound ed by lands of Alfred Worlev, H. J. Johnson, Nye Graham and Rey Worley. Persons violating this notice will he dealt with according t> law. 3 24 4t pd J. R. GRAHAM. ! ? DEATH OF EUGENE SPARKS. News was received here Monday of the death of Eugene Smirks, the 4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sparks, after an illness of several j months at Baltimore, Md. I The remains arrived here \Vedresj day on the noon train, and was taken ; to Lakeside cemetery for interment. | The funeral services were conducted by Rev. .). C. Atkinson, of the Methodist church. o Exact Witness ' Charged with stealing a cheese, a man \va? broiuvht up before a magisj trate. The principal witness a truck 'man, told how he had seen She mar. , snatch up the cheeso and had run up and captured hir>"?. "Then you caught him in the* nefarious act ?" ^a?d the j judge. "That what, p;r?" said the 'witness.x 4,Vou caught him in the no ,favious act, I say," repeated the j judge. "Not me!" was the reply. " I j caught him in the allev ju^t beside | !ilir> o'vnnovu cfnvn " T*i t rn' ("Mivaiii I 1 de-Telegraph. ; o NOTICE. I do hereby forbid any and all j persbns from trespassing or fishinp: ! in the Gerrald Lake, or any lake on j the P. A. Cerrald land. Anv person caught violating th i s notice will be dealt with to the fullest extent of the law. (Signed) ?1. Q. Johnson, Renter. DR. J. A. CLIFTON On of cxtva d"<v at hi ??ome '.yfPco, Dv, J. A. (T?ff ?n, ha b?sn prevented from roachi:v/ Co?i wa" yfji' v^ok. ?*e will bo on Jvwwithort fail, -icyi Tijo.'-cla*' even in v., reniaunnf? ll;3 Thursday novm.?adv TAKEN UP. There has been taken iu> at my farm one yellow heifer, about two and one-half years old, with crump1 \ f i? i'? /I n *im f L /kit/\t\ I %-v i %v i i\/i iio ck i m 11 ici i i\kz\ i >>iiii v. i v \ i 1 11 J each ear. Owner will please obtain j same and pay charges. W. D. Edwards, R. P. 1). 2, Conway. 3|24;3t A Quiet Affair 1 Therf> came into a church a mav< 1 who informed the sexton that ho 1 wished to be married on a certain 11 day. i The sexton inquired the man's name, ; und it was j.?;ivon him. ( Then ho said: "And your finance?" j\ The man si ook his- head. i ^ "Wo are not goini* to have any of I 'at,"he roy>H"d. Tt will only be a}\ uiet affair."?Houston Post. ? \ No Worms in a Healthy Child - i All children troubled with Warms haVo anuu- I health? color, which indicate# poor Mood, and as c rule, there is more or 1 ess stomach disturbance, i GROVE S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, * improve the digestion, and act as a general Strength- ), rning Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then ;f throw off or dispel the worms. ftndtheChlld willbo 1 in perfect health. Ple&aaat to take. Cte per bottle, j ( 0 mmmmmm ~*T " imm????i ? We Know # HANDLE' YOUR DR E REFUSE 1 ingle item that will not stand Quality and Satisfa i 5 is our policy and we will mes A purchase from us w Piatt's Pbi <*a *i w H KV H THE DRUG STORE Ol V. F, Plan. Pl>. G? NO ENTHUSIASM ! SHOWN FOR BILL But German People Continue to Believe That Allies Forced Them Into War. Berlin.?The king's party in Germany, which is seeking the restoration of the monarchy, has failed to arouse any enthusiasm either for the proposal to nut :i "Hohpnmlln vn nirnin jin power, or fov the enthronement of a Bavarian or Wurttemburg prince. Opinion seems to prevail that the revulsion against the old regime brought on by the debacle of war cannot be wiped out in lers than several generations. Even the men who stood close to royalty before and .during the war, with the exception of certain militarists whose prestige and influence mostly has vanished, are only lukewarm toward the monarchist movement or flatly oppose it. There is, however, no apparent inclination to blame the former emperor or crown prince for the damages Germany has endured, except among ! the extreme radicals and some of the 'socialists, and these generally lay {the fault to the otyl form of government more than to the emperor personally or to his associates. Everywhere in the provinces, thruout Bavaria, Baden, Wuerttemburg. ! East Prussia, Upper Silesia, among j business men and peasants alike, the opinion is firmly sold that Germany was forced into the war by England and France, and this has tended to keep alive the Hohenzollern popularity. A prominent Bavarian manufacturer told the correspondent the jxtvtumiift win aiways believe the war was forced on Germany." Business men in Baden, property owners of east Prussia with whom the correspondent spoke, confirmed the prevalence of this feeling that Germany was not responsible for the war. "Regardless of this belief, however, the /Germans are not ready to restore a monarchy," said a man who was closely associated with the emperor during the war. "Perhaps in forty or forty-five years?yes, then it will certainly be re-established. You say you have heard the opinion that Germany will have r j monarchy within ten years, but 1 ! believe tn;K is not possible. Not bp fore two generation:'. :>t le \st have parsed will be people be ready foi the king and then never for : monarch with great power. It wil be a United monarchv, and very limited. Agitation now is untimely an<: usele | Those who favor the restoration of N the monarchy, and those who holinvr-l: it will Ijo restored but do not favor 1 it, pay the present syovernment "is too weak and there is no responsible j head-who can unify?tier many as it , was before |'ie war." The people. , who were long accustomed to loyally, need a directing social head, if 1 lot a powerful monarch, it is argued j \nd such a ruling house would not ! lestroy the principle of democracy vhich has bcrm grounded since tin ?var. Rivalry and jealousy of power vhich have always existed bctwcei be states and particularly between Bavaria and Prussia, will not pre/ent the restoration of the monarchy ifter a number of years, said a jrominent Bavarian, although in bis pinion the former emperor or crows wince "is out of the <tues'tion." "We cannot have a government orn forever by political dissensions ind prosper," he continued. "We do ike Prussia and Prussia is not over'ond of us, and east Prussia g^ner- ? How > UG BUSINESS 'O SELL the test of Purity, ction. live up to it at all ill convince you. ? crDT/frr? JLi vK 4gr. Berlin, but \vc all real'ize the necessity of standing together. We have the factories here, the agriculture in east Prussia, and Prussia has the railroads. Our interests are so [closely allied there can never be any successful separation. In my opinion a monarchy is the logical solution of our political difficulties, but not a monarchy established at tbe behest of Prussia." He added that the next monarch must be from the Bavarian or Wue.rttemburg royalty, which always | has been popular with the mass of the German people. < o 4*.' NOTICE OF SALE. x Under and by virtue of an Order? of the Court duly made in the case of Tabor Supply Company against | Mary A. Graham and others, dated |March 12th, 1921, by His Honor^ R. W. Memminger, I will sell at pybi lie auction to the highest bidder during: lejcal hours of sale at Conway, South Carolina, on salesday in April next, it being the 4th day of said j month, all and singular the followI ii? iv described personal property, towit: Twenty (20) bushels of corn. Thirty-five (35) bushels of cottonseed. One hundred and fifty (150) lbs. of seed cotton. One hundred and fifty (150) lbs. of fodder. Four hundred (-100) pounds of hay. Terms of sale cash, i .1. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Horry Countv H. H. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated March 16th, 1021. tjnanging Color. "An Irishman may be given but?* Well, what?" "When he's in a tight j sees red." 4 CLASSIFIED COLUMN WANTED ? M m with team or auto to sell McCon?ion's products direct to t ie comaker in this county. McConnon & Company, Winona, Minnesota. Mention this paper.? Adv.|3'24;2t ST'MV NOV-C*' One bh ek and \v!-i' p'dcd hei.cr, un:narked, looks to he r.bout one ;. n.d one-half years o'd. Ownnr c.n ?;et sa?me by proving md n.ivinsr cost. 'V Shelley, Nichols, S.' C.?Adv.l3!l0|3t|pd VO\l SAXF. Webbev 82 Lone- Stanlo ? *r * " Cotton Soml, .$1.50 per bushel; CleveI- '1 vr,|i 7-V ni\ "'ostoffico )ox 2.S2, Conway, S. C. These seed ite re-cleared, ?uui will s.up cmy Doint f.o.b. Conway?adv t.f POTC SAT F Pure Rhode Island Kod and Brown Leghorn ejygs. $1.50 per netting. See I(\ G. Holliday.?adv It I will be in Dr. Blanton'a Dental J Office every Firxt and Third Mondays * of each Month OFFICII HOURS 9 TO 4 I.. A. WOODRtJF V KYRNlCtlT NPBCIAL1ST 1 "J