The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 24, 1921, Image 6
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200 10-qt. gah
200 boxes Cols
100 boxes 10c
Vx 100 pairs Guar
M 200 Men's Blu
$W 200 Men's Sui
500 yards LL 1
50 pairs Childi
y\ 1,000 yards Dr
1,000 pairs St
Sale will
in the old One
values. Just
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"A FOOL'S FOLLY." !
Please allow me space in your
valuable paper for a few words.
I notice an article headed "Stock
Law at Lake Swamp. 1 certainly
think that the ,writer lias not been
keeping up with the Sunday School
lessons of this quarter.
I think that Uncle Jerry has ever
stood for the people of Horry county
and has ever'been true to Ins
trust. He has always st<?od for
what he thought to be right and
has always observed the so-called
"Mason and Dixon Line," the line
between a free people and a people
of slavery. He hrs never yet been
the man to bring' his people to the
place where they had no voice in
what they should do. I think that
Uncle Jerry will surely heav the
words as was spoken to .he five talented
men, "Well done, thou good
and faithful servant; thou hast beer
faithful over a few things; I will
make thee ruler over many things.
Enter thou into the joy (f thy Lord."
I want to say to the boys of Horry
county to stand for what you Vnosv
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come before the people of Horry 1
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|A HEALTr= FyL| I
I HABir !
I Protect your vital forces I
I and build up your re-|
sistive-powers with a little I
. SCOTT'S I
| EMULSION
I thrice daily after meals. |
| A Tens of thousands |
I m&ufr dai,y Prove that I
I tuT *aking Scott's I
I VIA Emulsion is a I
I healthful habit. I
I Scott &Bovme, Bloomfield, N. J. I
I ALSO MAKERS OF I
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^INDIGESTION I
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Thurst
will be fought to a finish an
al Merchandise. This sale tc
>e goods. All goods will be
s in future will be one price I
m credit at these marvelously
;et the date, March 24th, 192
VE ONLY SPACE TO
^anized water pails, worth 60c
rates Talcum Powder, 25c va
Tal cum Powder :
anteed Not to Rip Overalls, >
e Cheviot Work Shirts, guara
spenders, worth 75c pair
Druid Sheeting, one yard wid<
en s Tennis Sh ops. si7ps 8 anr
ess Ginghams at from 1 Oc to 2
ar Brand and Red Goose ?
i be conducted rain or shine.
Price Bargain House Store, <
come around and see for y<
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PERSONAL CHECKS '/
assure you our support?that is, the
majority, while "Walter's mouth runnr?t
li ni?oi? \irifli - r?
v ? V-I CCIIIC^O Ul
those nice fresh hams." We are
taught in the Bible that the devil is
to be loosed for a season. I think
that season began, not last August,
hut last August four years ago,
for he has been seen in many places,
though is not the "Lucifer" that is
spoken of in the Bible as being so
beautiful and "chief musician," but
he is driven out to "rise no more."
But boys, ever be ready, as Daniel,
when the Lord asked, "Wljo will I
send and who will go for Me?" and
he answered, "Here am I, send me."
We must let the wheat are tares
grow together till the "day of harvest,"
then remember the tares
"hall be bundled and cast into the
fire and the wheat placed in the
garner. And remember, too, that God
ays "Man shall not live by bread
alcne, but by every word that proceedeth
out of the mouth" and let'.--,
let the stock law go and also, let's
forgive Walter and ask God to for- j
give him.
?School Boy.
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* Church Directory
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Conway Baptist Church, Myron W. i
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v.i.iuwn, liiniwr.
Services every Sunday.
Sunday School Exercises 10 a. m.
Morning; worship and preaching
11:15 a. m.
Evening* worship and preaching
7 p. m.
Prayer meeting services every
Tuesday 7:30 p. m.
Strangers and visitors cordially
welcomed to all these services.
Kingston Presbyterian Church, J. M.
Lemmon, Pastor.
Services every Sunday morning.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning worship and preaching at
11:15 a. m.
Prayer meeting services Tuesday
7:30 p. m.
We welcome one and all to our
services.
Conway Methodist Church, J. C. Atkinson.
PjiMfnr.
Services every Sunday.
Departmental Church School 10
a. m.
j Bible Class for men only 10 a. m.
I Morning worship and preaching
11:15 a. m.
Evening worship 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting services Wednesday
evening 7 o'clock.
Welcome extended to everybody to
attend all services.
I
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vc. rc itc'j'uu!, iJ.uul, Ii?ccdi'.vlorPiot?iidi v\ Pile-*
'-..tuntly relieves Itching Pili-si, ar. ' you can ?i- J
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lay, Mar
d will not be given up until
> last until the entire stock is s<
marked in plain figures, all 1
:o all, which means a square
low prices.
1, and the sale will continue
MENTION JUST A FE
: $ .25
lue 15
05
worth $2.60 1.49
nteed not to rip .95
.25
5, per vard 10
I 81/2 only 19
!9c yd., all fast colors
>hoes at 1898 prices
Those who do not attend v
apposite Jenkins Bros. Sales I
ourself.
ours for good values and lo
E CASH
\CCEPTED UNLESS CI
DANDRUFF MAKES i
HAIR FALL OUT
Immediately after using "Danderine"
you can not find any dandruff
or falling hair, hut what pleases you
most is that your hair seems twice
as abundant; so thick, glossy and
just radiant with life and beauty.
Get a 35-cent bottle now. Have lots
of long, heavy, beautiful hair.?adv
FARM FENCES
RIGHTLY BUILT
Farm fences should combine two
(lua'itir.-;?service and economy? says
the United States Department oV .*griculture.
To give satisfactory service
the fence must be constructed
so as to turn all kind * of r lock
without injuring them. To be economical
it must ho built as cheaply as
is consistent with durability. The
fence that is erected ot a low initial
cost is not necessarily economicafor
it may be so short lived that it
will be very expensrV? in the end.
The cost of maintaining a farm
fence is determined by such factors
as interest, repairs, aid depreciation ,
on the fence itself, interest en the l
value of laifd rendered unusable, and i
the expense of keeping down weeds. |
The cost of repairs and the annual j
flpniwint.inn ilnnoiifl
construction, ff a fence %is made of
a cheap grade of materia! and is I
cheaply constructed it will need f?*e-l
fjiient repair and wi'l he short Jived. I
Such a fence will have a high repair
and depreciation charge, which in
most cases will more than counterbalance
the increased investment
cost that the erection of a more sub-5,
stantial fence would require. If a
fence is made of good materials and
is properly built, its repair and depreciation
charges should be very
low.
The efficiency of a fe.ice depends
upon the quality of w\\o and posts
used and upon the manlier of con
struction.
"CASCARETS" FOR
CONSTIPATION
Just think! A pleasant, harmlov
Cascarete works wnile you sleep c.nd
has your liver active, head cle;jy
stomach sweet and bowels moving * ;
regular as a clock by morning. N
griping or incoi>vcnici<;c. I f), ov r '
cenl boxes. Children love 1
cathartic too.?Adv.
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ON Nil
ch 24th
the end and the battle won.
Jd, first come first served,
xiy at the same price. Positi
deal for all, and positively i
until the entire stock of about
W OF OUR MANY HU
y inn 1 1 tr/J IA?
I W\J pcilio I 1
100 White Turkish
300 Men's and Lac
300 pieces Ladies' <
500 pounds Good C
100 Children's Dre
200 Men's Dress S!
100 boxes No. I B
300 papers Long Bi
One lot Men's Blac
vil 1 regret it. Better come?
Stables. Don't be misled b;
ng friendship,
DEPT. SI
ERTIFIED.
FARMERS UNITE
IN PASTURING
Near Cedar Grove, Containing
About Five Hundred Acres
of Grass Lands
DO NOT DEPEND
ON PASTURE GRASS
They Will Look After the Stock
and Feed Them aa
Usual.
H. L. B. Jordan, J. IT. Hendricks
and several of their neighbors, whose
names we did not learn, have gone
in and made a pasture together such
as will be the envy of other communities.
They live near Cedar
Grove, in a section where farming
has been rapidly developing for
many years past and where the in
(lustrous well-to-do farmers with
balances in the bank may be counted
by the dozen or more.
This community pasture contains
about five hundred acres. These men
own the lands, the acres of each one
divided off from the rest by well
defined lines. The pasture fence
i uns up to the very farm yard bars
of each owner with only one ex!
ception.
It just happened in this case, as
it does in many others in this county,
that wood lands are divided up
and adjoining owners are able to get
together in the modern community
spirit and mutual help and co-operaItion,
and thus they arrange for themI
selves privileges that are extremely
[valuable to them and the neighborj
hood at large.
I They have in this pasture all the
cattle and hogs that they own. Mr.
Jordan was in Conway last Friday
i and had lots to say about this pasture,
which has only recently been
completed and has cost 'about one
thousand dollars for the wire and
labor, counting all. He states that
while the animals are in the pasture
j 1^ #1 f f \ C! /I AAO /\f r\ r\ 4-1% r*
vnnv vino viv^-n imji# ii.Cciii nidi
are depending on the pasture for
I their maintenance. They are fed
and looked after, and they are thriv:
iurr. of course. These gentlemen
know where to look for their stock
1 ;mv1 a1 ways find them any time they
are wanted.
1 This will not ho like the Elliott
[case. In his case when he was rc
(fiiired to dip his oattje, ho clainhed
they'-were at lnrjce in the swamps
and he coutd not pen them fop.
Finally he claimed that he did hot
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iH PRI
1,1921
On March 24th we will offer
The stock will not last many d
ively no reduction from these
no credit to any one in the fu
t $12,000.00 worth of goods
NDREDS OF BARGAIN
igth Plow Ropes, hard wove,
Bath Towels, worth 50c,
lies' Sweaters Prir
? - ? ? r - -w
*nd Gents' Underwear at
areen Coffee/ per pound
sses at Greatly
hirts, worth $2.75 to $3.75 fo
lack Shoe Polish, worth 20c,..
rass Pins, worth 10c
k Sox, worth 25c.
.1
better be happy than sorry.
y someone else who claims tc
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i nuwi\, i>wi\ I I
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I own any, as ho could not count he j
j was the owner of wild animals that !
had to be shot in order to capture
them; and in that case it was the
duty of the officers to shoot the
cattle on sight, and it is said that
they did this very thing.
! The farmers of the Cedar Grove
j community can now keep their hogs
! inside of certain limits, and this will 1
limit the usual danger of the spread I
| of cholera as formerly. They can j
i afford to place blooded stock in that'
' pasture while knowing that their;
breeds will not be mixed with the :
j scrub stock of Tom, Dick and Harry,
j The Herald compliments them on
! this nice arrangement, and let us
j hope that there will be hundreds of
others like these in Horry county.
Let this county become the banner
; county of South Carolina in the rais1
ing of fine cattle and hogs. Horry
I county hams should become the |
I standard of quality on all the mar;
kets of the country.
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Habitual Constipation Cured
in 14 to 21 Days
1 LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a speciallyprepared
Syrup Tonic-Laxat ive for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
i should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
: to induce regulai action. It Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
1 **er bottle.
I G(i(> will break a Cold, Fever and
| Grippe quicker than anything we
know, preventing pneumonia.?12-1 tt j
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LADIES AND
When you come to Lo
SOMETHIN<
ICall to see us just across
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UtJJJUl, 1111IU UUUI 1IUII1 II1C
something to eat and I wil
price. I have almost anyl
is low.
Thanking you in ad\
LORIS
G. H. TYLEF
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for sale a large
ays at the prices ^ j
lture. We can- |
^jHpP
worth 60c .39 j
es Cut to Pieces \
Half Price iy ,
71/2 51
Reduced Prices Ixxllfo
r 99c and $1.99 <JT
We are located ILvIjl
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^ Office in Herald Building
Cor.way, S. C.
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Pop's Briffht Idea , 6'
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Mother?We must get a nurse fq\ '
the baby. *>
New Pop?A nurse? What we nee/^
is a night watchman.?Boston Trai^v
script.
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Give Sick, Bilious Child^i
"California Fig Syrup" ?
"California Syrup of Figs" is triJlV
best "laxative physic" to give to af|
sick, feve ush child who is bilious o|l|
constipated. Directions for babies anflj'
children on bottle. They love itjljj
fruity taste. Beware! Say "Caliji|
fornia" or you may not get the Kenuf(Jlj
ine recommended by physicians fo]%J
over thirty years. Don't risk injur)} in
your child's tender stomach, liver aiv\H
KavuoIk hv nnpnntinfr nn imit.nt.iftn f(> I
syrup. Insist upon "California."
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GENTLEMEN j]
ris, S. C., and want ifj
Ct TO EAT I
5 the railroad from the { V
: track, and you will find ^
II feed you well at a low \>J
1 * 1 Iti
thing to eat and- my pfice j
'ance, jij
AN A T"** (fl
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