The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 28, 1921, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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Lfocal and
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D. J. Richardson was in Conway
on business last week.
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H. H. Brown was in Conway last
Friday.
/ ^ John I. Ward was in Conway last
1 Thursday on business.
J. W. Pridtren was here l'rom Bayboro
last week.
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W. F. Mi'shoe, of Allsbrook, was
in Conway recently on business.
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Some addition*1.! paintinft is 'how
bein^ 'done at the Hotel Grace.
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(.i^t office supplies at the Herald
office.
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M. C. Butler, of Loris, visited relatives
here one day last week.
Miss Mary Edwards, of Mullins, is
/ visiting Mrs. O. Hoyt McMillan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Anderson spent
last week-end at Florence, S. C.
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J. (J. Butler, of Tabor, N. C., spent
Monday in Conway on business.
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M. A. Wrfpfht spent Wednesday of
of this week in Columbia.
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Very fine Porto Kican Potato J
plants. $2.00 per M; $3.50 for *2 M.j
Conwav Drui>- Co.--adv.
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Mrs. ft. C. Mathis, who ha been vi- j
it in?? relatives a) Marion, returned l<>
the city Saturday.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Noi'ton. a:.d chi'(Iven,
pent last Sunday with friends
at Marion.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hurronf i? spout j
several clays of la: t week with relatives
at Hemlersonville.
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A. C. Thompson is erecting a brick
liiiiklinj.'- on ?lth Avenue, on the vacant
lot next to Horry Mot >r Co.
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Rev. I). A. Phillips, Presiding Elder
of Marion district, spent Monday in
Conway.
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Spray your rose hushes ai.d fruit
trees with Lime-Sulpher. Conway
Drug Co.?adv
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Just received, car Green Cross
Horse and Mule Feed, at special
prices. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv.
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K. L. Mishoe, of Horry, S. C., rerecently
spent some time here on
business.
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E. M. Graham, of the Aynor Mercantile
Company, recently spent a
/l:iv hoi'o 011 I>11 ei iinuu
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W. J. Dorsey, of Adrian, S. C.,:
fz was here on business one day last
week. * .
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Keep the bugs and worms off your
gu'den and potatoes with PYHOX
spray. Conway Drug Co.?adv.
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Hon. \i. H. Scarborough was able
to be out again last week, after an i
illness brought on by malarial fever. |
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Mrs. A. W. Barrett and Mrs. J. K.
Watson and children are visiting
friends at Marion.
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Visit the Pastime Theatre Monday
and see " Romance/' a 7 reel picture,
benefit of the Conway Concert I'and.
?adv.
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Frank A. Thompson, of the firm j
of Norton & Thompson of Mullins,
S. C., was here one day last week.
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Jas. C. Floyd was among the farm-!
ers who called in Conway on business;
last week. j
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Mr. and Mrs. John II. Atkinson,!
.. i* t. ...i : 11 1...4 i
<M .i'ji nan v 11 it:, vm ii; hi \ inr.v<ij i
week.
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.lust arrived car Lime and Cement. '
Cement $1.2r> bag, Lime barrel.
Conway Bargain House.?adv
Mrs. Thos. E. Cooper, and little
daughter, Jane, who have been visiting
relatives in the city have returned |
to their home at Wilmington.
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J. I. Allen, of Lovis, was among)
those visiting Conway on buisnessi
recently.
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J. W. Singleton, of Enterprise, was
in Conway one day last week on!
business.
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D. W. Harrison recently completed
a job for the'county on one of the
important bridges near town.
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George W. Collins, of Evergreen, j
wafj among the farmers visiting Conway
last week on business. )
Mrs. M. C. Dusenbury and Missj
Josie Harper, .of Toddville, spent j
some time in Conway last week,!
visiting friends and relatives.
John E. Watson (left the first of
the week for Lotta, S. C., to attend
the Marion District Conference which
is now in session in that city.
Shipment of Sugar just arrived.
Sep* us for prices. Cooper-Smith Co.
Adv.
Miss Pearl Haselden, of ./Mwllory.,
S. | C., has accepted a position as
stenographer iti the law offices of
Hoh. R. B. Scarborough and Cordie
Pa*e, Esq. '
*****
Auction sale of the remaining
stock and fixtures at the store of
Harrelson-Bell Co. at Loris, S. C.,
will be sold out at auction next Friday,
Balance on hand must go.?adv.
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Auction of Harrelson-Bell Co.
stock, uiul fixtures will he finished
up thy R. O. Hanson on next Friday.
Be on hand early in the morning; and
get the bargains before the other
fellow.?Adv.
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Mi1. T. Patterson, of Brooklyn, New
York, is visiting his cousin, Mayor L.
D. Mag rath. Mr. Patterson arrived
in Conway on Saturday of last week
and will spend some time hero.
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There is satisfaction in always
having pencil memorandums at your
desk. Apply at the Herald office
and buy a supply \ of scratch pads.
They are cheap, but made right.
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Car of Purina Cow and Chicken
Feed just arrived. Cooper-Smith Co.
Adv.
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The regular prayer meeting services
at the Baptist church will be
held Thursday evening at 7:<1.r). No
service was held Tuesday evening on
account of the Chautauqua.
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Hon. W. A. Prince, of Loris, was
a visitor in Conway on Wednesday
of last week, spending' some time
here between tra'f.s on important
business.
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The remaining stork of the Harrefson-Bel!
Co., at Loris wi'i be so d ,
out at auction on next Friday, April
iiOtli, R. (O. Hanson as auctioneer
Be on hand and get tho 'last oi this big
stock of goods.?Adv.
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Clerk of Court W. L. ?Bryan went
to Columbia recently, following the f
busy term of court at which he was |
overworked, and he spent several
days in Columbia; visiting with his
family, spending* the time with his
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I illlll'l -I ll-iuw , ill I . u I ?. i,rvvi,>,
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See I). A. Dozier for host prices
011 your cattle.?adv.4;14|tf
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Sheriff .las. A. Louis says ho is I
kept on the go all of the time now, 1
the business of' his office increasing 1
at a rapid rate during the last year. 1
He is expected to help in all sorts '
of activities looking to the enforcement'of
law and order especially the '
prohibition laws. #He is a very busy 1
man these days. '
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Two more cars of (he best Tim- 1
othv Hay just in. Cooper-Smith Co. 1
Adv. * I
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John I,. Hammer, of the Hammer j
Lumber Company, spent some hours '
here last Thursday on business.
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M. A. Wright, Kscj., went to Flor- '<
ence last Sunday, and addressed the
Men's Class of the Central Methodist '
church. Mr. Wright was accompan
ied by Claud I?. Dusenbury, of the :
Hut Class of the' Conway Methodise '
church.
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The Commencement execri.ses of tin-.
Sweet Home School was hold Friday,
April 'Z'A. liesides the commencement i |
exercises a hif** picnic dinner \va.; <
hold on Iho grounds. j
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l>. G. Spivey has recovered from a 1
recent illness, and is anuui al his po ]
at the One Price .Shoe Store.
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Mortimer Little, who is a student,^
at the Annapolis Military Academy,
at Annapolis, Md., is visiting his j
parents, Mr. and Mis. J. W. Utile.1]
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For all kinds of h?uninp:, anywhere, {
hort or lon.iT distance, j?et my prices ,
he fore having vour hauling done. A. (
I). Jones, Phone 120.?Adv.|l|13ltf (
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The Horry Industrial School j
wishes the Herald to announce the;
District Alumni meeting and. fish j;
supper to he held Friday a! 'ernoon !'
at <? o'clock, for the ex-students and ^
alumni of Wofford, Columbia. Lan-?
der, Carlisle and the Horry Indus- j
trial School.
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J. M. LYNCH .MAKES ADDKKSS j i
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.The Hut Class, of the Methodist {
Simday school played host to the oth er
bible classes of the city last Sun-1 (
day. Invitations were extended to tin' j c
Annex CIa-\s of the IJaptist chu.ch arri ;.
the Hiblc class of the Presbyterian j <
Sunday school to join them in a spe- (
rial servic?. Hon. ?l. M. Lynch, of i (
Florence, delivered an address to these',
classes on the subject of "The Chris- j
tian Religion." j )
About three hundred members were
present, thus excelling, all records here i x
tofore made . The exercises were pro-jp
sided over by Mr. John [ !. Watson, j (.
president of the li;:t Class. ?>'usic wa'j(
rendered by Mis:-'. Sp.die Goldfinch, ami i jspecial
selections #.ven by the Kraft i
Concert Company, of the Chautau-!,
qua. I c
Mr. Lynch's address was very inter-jj
estintf and enjoyed by all those attend | j
iiu>\ it be in.iv up t" bis usual standard.
Mr. M. A. W right went to Florence I 'r
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ijiuiuay ill Ml II k/VWM M II CAl uail^c l/l# J
Mr. I.yneb's rl;>sx. Report*. say thai. ,
Mr. Wright did himself credit, and re- v
fleeted honor upon the Hut class, of f
which he is a valued member. j
The visiting members were very c
much elated over the reception given
by the Hut class. Such gatherings ^
where all the denominations meet in s
social and friendly intercourse is of n
great value lo any community . It is ^
a spirit ever to be emulated. v
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OPENS OFFICE HERE. v
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Mr. J. J. Lewis, dental mechanic,
specialist in the making of bridges 1
nfid plates, and other work connected t
with dentistry, is now located in 1j
Conway, w ohitieffeins .Ske,ly , Sir
Conway, with offices in the Piatt's
building. He is a graduate of the'v
Bodel School of New York, and will' n
practice his profession here. j f
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THE HORRY HERALD, CON
THE COSMETIC OF
HI am the saver of surfaces.
HI am the world-old preserver.
HNoah knew me, for he pitched
HThe Pharaohs sought me as ai
their mummies endure because 1
111 am the woad of the ancient B
^Because of me the treasures of
ment.
Ill am the keeper of the antiqu
III am the servant of progress.
HColumbus found me bedecking
plant Ferdinand's banner on tlx*
very sails of his caravels resit*
through my aid.
HThe pioneers westward wendin
schooners with my protection.
111 am the royal robes of civilizat
ber.
HThe taut wings of the airplai
veneer.
1[The sullen dreadnaught and t
seas impervious to corrosion be
HI waterproofed your agents of
shell.
1|Then I drew the mercy of m
your hospitals.
1jl glisten on the homes, and on
surfaces.
IJWhere life is, I am alive.
11 Where death and decay set in
11 And my mission is to preserve.
1ISaver of Surface, I am PAINT
NEW RAILWAY I
TO "INSIDE"
Expected to do Much Fori:
Development of
Alaska.
Rates on freijrht consigned to iti-j
tenor Alaska points will bo reduced
from around '$350 a ton, the present
price, to within $25 a ton, when the.
government railroad from tidewater
to the "inside" is completed next t
spring, is is estimated at Anchorage.
Alaska.
As a result a prcat deal of mining
machinery will be shipped to fchej
interior, it is thought, and many J
iredjres and frozen placier areas will'
l)e enabled to resume operations. At
present the high freight rates on
supplies and machinery make it impossible
to operate 'at a profit.
For years much of the freight
for Fairlmnks, Nenana and Fort Gib-1
t n.ii i *1 ? i
>on, nuny anu oiner interior points
lias been sent by tennis over trails'
from the seaport towns of Valdez
ind Cordova. During the summer)
some shipments went in by the long
*vater route from Seattle to St.
Michaels and up the Yukon river
system, while other consignments
were billed via. Seattle to , Sk.'itfway,
across the mountains on the
White Pass railway and down the.i
V'ukon from White Horse.
When the railroad is completed, j
Lime and cost will be saved. Goods
will be shipped from Seattle to Sew-J
ird or Anchorage, the seaport towns j
>n the railroad, and will bo carried i
>v the line across the mountains to
Menana and Fairbanks, two interior j
points, both on the Tanana river, a!
part of the jcreat interior river highway
system.
Already on the portions of the!
oad completed mining operations'
lave increased. Fourteen outfits!
ill mine with hydraulic machinery
his year on Cache Creel;, three
itamp mills recently were erected
>n VVillow Creek, and placer work'
>11 Valdez. Green and other rich i
sreeks have been / revived.
The foundation for ;? 1,000-ton cm-|
jacity clean inn phint is bein/c laid .
'.t .Sutton, where the I\sl;a and Chick-!
iloon brandies come together and j
,sheu completed the navy department'
,vi!l be invited to fill hunkers ho- {(
?;in distributing; coal to Pacific (
stations. Many now hituiiiinous coal j
nines lias been discovered by govern-'
lent pro. poet ors within recent weeks'
nid is boin? developed.
AI road y Alaskans who reside in the* jJ
nterior are takino; the new "steel I!
rail" over the mountains in prefer-!
mce to the old routes out of Cordovan
ind Valdez. They take the trains at h
Seward and Anchorage and ride to
he end of steel, at Mile 27."). From
here they take a stage, pulled bv
log teams, or "mush" across Broad ,
'ass 84 miles to the end of the road
>ein?? built south from Fairbanks j
ind Nenana. Freight also is handled ,
in. the 11 road Pass, the government j
mjyineers having introduced arniyij
aterpilar trnctors which have packed j
town a boulevard in the snow ho-1
ween the ends of steel.
Farming a'ong the line of the rail- j
oad is expected to be stimulated by j
omplction of the lino. Officials say j <
r.rul settlors by the hundreds are ask-!
ng about I'ariii lands, there being L
tbout 100,000 s^cros awaiting settle- ;
nent in the Ma'.'-uiuslc'i Valley and in
lie Tanairi Valley, both on the rr.il oad.
In the Tanar.a. No. I hard
vheat N being rni'^cd and milled into
lour by a new plant at Fairbanks,
ilixed farming is also proving sue- j
essf'ul. * 11
Incoming farmers are warned that i >
hey will have to clear the lands of ]
mall spruce and poular growth, with-M
ut taproot.**. Onee the land is cleared, I
hey arc told, it will grow every \
'ario.ty of hardy vegetable, and is t
uitable to sheep, hop and poultry and'u
^ill prove a splendid berry and dairy-j>
ng country. ' t
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Having V.ad Several auction" sales j
n the past two Saturdays of the;
lankrupl stock of the Harrelson-!
Jell Co. at l/oriy; the remaining] d
tock on hand and the store fixtures \
vill be sold regardless of cost on '<
iext Friday, April 29th. Be on timejj
or this sale.?Adv. ?t
WAY, S. 0., APRIL 28, 1921.
THE INANIMATE.
the ark within and without,
n adornment for their tombs?
[ conserve.
Iritons: their blue battle hue.
the Sistine Chapel defy eliace>.
the savages who watched him
j* shores of New Spain; and the
ted the elements of the West
g their way daubed the prairie
lion's monarchs, Steel and Lumle
gleam under my protective
he homing transport plow the
cause of me.
destruction, the bullet and the
ly concealing camouflage over
the barns, and on the cement
my absence hastens them.
I
ITALY IS ASKED '
FOR ENGINEER
Unitod States Wants On:
Conversant With Dirigible
Building.
Rome.?The United Stales has ask
od the ltalir.n government to lend to
America the services of an engineer
skilled in the construction of semi-rigid
dirigible airships and several
other men to aid in the building ii.
the United States of craft like the
o?va. the big dirigible purchased
from Italy. The Italian government
has granted tho request and the Itilian
engineer, Ce!estine Usuelli, designer
of the Roma, will supply plans
and instructions for the proposed
American craft.
It is understood that the Americans
have intimated that they would
be glad to have the services of Signer
Nobili, the builder of the Roma oik!
also her Italian crew to aid in airship
building. It is stated that tho American
airships of the same kind as tho
Roma arc to be five meters shorter
than the Italian vessel bought by
America, so that they can be sheltered
in the American hangars.
Signor Usuelli is planning larger
dirigibles for Italy. I intend to start
immediately the construction of an?
' 1
wun i uii inuuMiriiiK l ,uuu SU01C
meters, the largest that can enter
the present Italian hangars," ho said.
"This now ship will replace the Roma
but will he able to fly without alighting
almost twice as long.
"My next great const'ruction will l.?o
a super-giant, semi-rigid dirigjble for
the construction of which I must
await, the arrival from Germany of
three colossal meters in length, 3!
in height and 120,000 cubic meters in
volume. It will be equipped with.2'
motors of 250 horsepower each of
which only one-third will he in use al
;i time. The other two-thirds will l>a
kept, in reserve so that each motor
wil! work only six or seven hours and
will have from 10 to 12 hours for
rest and cleaning.
"This dirigible will be able to fly
."<>r ten (Ir ys eomeji'tively and therefore
could nuke the tour of the world
uMghting only once. It wi!i carry
i 00 passongei's besides a o'ew of
tweutv-five and- ten servants and wil!
:*ost 10,000,000 lire.
"My chief desire," said Kngineor
llsuelli. "is to demonstrate that a
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in can liv in any woiiiiht and
-land any storm, alighting without
need of a hangar.
"I also wish to demonstrate that
lie dirigible is a good business proportion."
DKATH OF V.IvS. RKYNOI,DS.
News was received hero lust week
>f the death of Mrs. C. W. Royno'ds
it Andrews, S. C. Mrs. Key Molds is J
ho moth'T of Mrs. K. 10. D;.i eniuiry, |
md Mrs. Dusenbury was at her bod- 1
^idc at the tim? of the derth, h?v-j
np; been summoned several flays a jro.
Mrs. Reynolds was a fonder resi1?
nt of Conway, haying re; ided on
rhird avenue, near where tNo court
muse now stands. Her family loft
lore several years ago and moved to
Georgetown.
mrsTbl (I woods
TO VISIT IN CITY
I
Mis. M. C. Woods, of Map'on, vice
>rcsident of the Eastern District of
he South Carolina Federation of
Women's Clubs, will be the j?uest oT
Mrs. W. A. Freeman next week.
While here she will ffive a talk on
federation work at the regular
neetiri# of the Civic League, Wednesday
afternoon, May 4, at 1:00
>Vlock, in the town hall. Mrs.
Woods is a charming speaker hik!
he 'ndies of the community are inited
to hear her at this meeting.
WINS FLOUR.
In the content which R. ;W. Lane
Jr. Co. ;!have been conducting and
vhich closed several days ago, Da
i. I. Lewis was the winner, and the
>rize, a barrel of flour, was awarded
o him by this enterprising Grocery.
Facts for t
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This is the time of the
' tivate often and regular to
and conserve moisture. Th
use of the International N
j vator, drawn by two mules
does the work of three mei
Give us a chance to dc
your field, and if you are
it away, and it w ii cost ]
card or come and tell us th
tried on your farm.
Remember also thai w
stock of One Horse Disc
Mowing Machines and !
|i Spring 1 oolh Harrows ar
needed on all up-to-date f
j Come and cec us when
''
CONWA
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CITATION FOR LETTERS OF
ADMINISTRATION.
State of South Carolina, County *of
Horry; in the Probate Court.
By J. S. Vaught, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, W. Ed Harrelson made
suit to me to grant him I setters of
Administration of the estate and effects
of R. M. Harrelson.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of tlie said R. M
Harrelson, deceased, that, they be!
! and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Conway, S.
C., on the Kith day of May, 192J,
next, after publication hereof at 11 j
o'clock in the forenoon to shew cause,
if any they 'nave, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 23rd
day of April, Anno Domini 1021.
Published on the 28 Ui day of A]?ri'
Jim) "V; li <l;iv VI?.. l^oi i .!
v.. V. l.??. I, 11) I ill" I
Hcrrv Herald.
,J. S. VAUGHT,
Probate .ludvrc. |
COMMENCEMENT PROCKAM. j;
I
Tho Mori\w Industrial School will I
have its co'umencemcnt exercises on!,
May (>, 7 aiid ft. Following is thci;
1 program:
Friday. May ?'>, 4*30 p. m., Miiy||
Day Exercises on the public square j]
7:45 p. m., >rt .Story Contest allj
the Methodist CY.Mch.
.Saturday, Ma; 7. Gi''.dilation Exj
ercises, I iterary Address by the Rrv.
J J. C. Atkinson oi Cenway, ;it Ihe'j
I Methodist Church.
j Sunday, May X, Annual Sermon byjl
i the I?ov. M. \V. (iordon, of C<?o\? ay..i
j at the Baptist Church. <
"ROMANCE"
AT PASTIME i
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A seven reel picture, "IJomanre.''J
will be shown at the Pastime' j
(Theatre next Monday nij-vht, benefit, (
i^r ti,A rv.... i> ) '
i ' ' I l/l 1 V Y ' M I ?> ?? \ V MI I V ' I l I"> i 11 111. I ! 1: ; ]
lis a good picture of/(lie comedy-!;
! drama type, and will furnish an hoi I .
jof fun and amusement. Don't fai'L
to see it. Your attendance wil! b^l
both beneficial to you and the bar.
* MARKETS ;|
Hay.
Market continues dull and inactive.
Receipts light. Offerings and demand
aboi.1t evenly balanced through-1
out week. Prices practically un-|
changed. Demand almost entirely
local in most markets.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Round white potatoes nearly
steady northern shipping points at
75 to 85c per 100 lbs. sacked.
Sacked yellow onions slow and un-1
settled New York at f>0e to $1.25 j
per 100 lbs. I
Southern Klondike strawberries!
30 to 35c per quart New York whole-1
sale market. Prices up 40 to 5oc per I
24-pint crate Louisiana points, clos-!
intr $3.40 to $3.55; clown "?0c to $1.30 j
per 32-ijtiart crate North Carolina}
points at $4.50 to $.r? waftonloadsl
ca^h to growers.
Live Stock and Meats. !
Cattle and hog prices at Chicago i
declined the past week, while sheep
and lamb prices advanced. Hojrs
lost 35c to $1.10 per 100 lbs., lipht'
PAGE FIVE
he Farmer
year that we need to coldest
roy grass and weeds
is can best be done by the
lew 4 Pivot Axle Culti.
1 he operator rides and
i walking.
rnonstrate this machine in
not satisfied we will take
y'oii nothing. Write us a
at you want the cultivator
,e have on hand a good
Cu!tivators. IVIcCovmack
"lakes. Stetson Harrows,
k! any other -col that is |
arms.
you are in town.
Y, S. C.
hogs declining most. u K
Grain.
Market weak at opening hut sobseijnent
strength in cash corn, reports
of damage from freeze in
Southwest, good export demand, and
light country offerings caused a
price advance that continue*! un'.il
the 25th.
Dairy Print nets.
Butter markets weak and unsettled
the past week, price declines
averaging C?c. Closing prices 02 sc ?re.
Now York 401-jc; Chicago '10c; Philadelphia
and Boston 12c.
Cottr.n.
Snot o'-tt>n pricey down l ) points
the past week, closing 11.02c per lb.
New York Mav futures lost 1 I poi.its
at 11.07c.
CLA SSI FI ED COLUMN'
LOST?Ho twee n Myrtie Beach at vi
Ill 1
iJiaciv ami wnite spotted
Fox terrier. Kinder please notify
Mrs. Francos ('. lUnrou'vhs, Conwav,
S. :u!v
RKWAUD?1 will pay five dollars
($5.00) reward for evidence or
information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the one who cut my
bu^'u'v curtains.. Goo. W. Stevens,
R. F. i). Carrier No. 2, Allsbrook,
S. C.?adv.!*! 11 7)41
LOST?On the streets in Conway,
i scarf pin, valued especially for its
issociations. A liberal reward will
>o n'ivon the finder returninj? it. to
no or the office of the Horry Herild.
F. F. Covington.?adv|4|14 3t
foi: hi:nt.
S'r.all shop, next door to F?arber
>'ri< /j), <<n Urd Avoime, nea?* Town Hail
'rice J? 10.00 per month. M. 11. Woodward.
^OT? SAl.r?Webber 82 l.omv Staple
Motion Seed, $ 1 .">0 per bmihel; Cleve
;i!i.1 i ?v ioc. Apply rostot'fice
>ox 2H2. Conway, S. 0. These sood
ire re-cleaned, and will ship any
joint f.o.l). Conway?adv if
COTTON
1 HAM) LIC BOTH
SHOUT"AND LONG
ST A1* LIC COTTON.
WHEN YOIJ IIAVK
ANYTHING TO OKI'ER
COMMUNICATE
WITH \1M. IN THE
MARKET FOR ALL
(;RAIW;S.
1,- ,fi ?
L. L. ROGERS '
MULL1NS, S\ a
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