Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lcocal and FOOL'S GOLD. We've come to the wend of the rainhow, The .spot that we sought of old; But here, at our journeys's ending Is never a pot of gold; S? the guerdon we dreamed of gain>ing That tempted us with its gleam Is only a vague illusion? The gold was the gold of dream! We've come to the? end of the rainbow, Hut shall we then complain That all of our toil was wasted And all of our quest was vain? Why, we've faced the work and struggle, We've weathered the rain and sun, We've followed the self-same vision? Our dreams and our hopes were one! So, if at the end of the rainbow, No pot of gold we find, A 1 i ... vur iom^, long years together Were gold of another kind; Gold of a love unfaltering Which ever is ours to spend; (And this may be what the fable meant By "gold at the rainbow's end.") ?Dcrton Braley. Sell your produce to Spivey.?adv. * * * * * Try the Herald second sheets the next time you need any. * is v ? * Two cars Hay just in. Best prices. Cooper-Smith Co.?adv. * >!* * * + Theodore Collins was here from Toddville last Saturday. + ***'* B. F. Moore, of Bucksville was in Conway last Saturday. m ? # Gen. J. P. Derham was in Conway the first of this \wek. L. M. Johnson was here from Myrtle Beach last Friday. ? * ? * * S. T. Perm enter was here from iai i ? < * n ampee one uay last ween. * J. I. Allen, of I,oris, spent the first of this week in Conway. ?? + *? W. M. F. Johnson was in Conway the latter part of last week. # + W. R. Dutton was among those who visited Conway last week. * * * ? * S. C. Davis of Jordanville, S. C., wai in Conway recently on business * ? * * * E. H. Hard wick spent the first of the week at Conway on business. ***** H. H. Strickland, of Allsbrook, S. C., was in Conway last Saturday. ***** , Full stock of paper towels in rools and paper doilies at the Herald office. ***** Charles Von (Hon, of Wilmington, spent last week-end here with friends. * * * ? * The home of Sheriff James A. Aiv io iiuo i ?. | n i i i i V/\~? l <111 III white. Court week has brought to Conway more than the usual number of visitors. t- * * * Miss Emily Spencor, of South Mills, N. C., is visiting Mrs. M. It. Smith. * * ? * M. C. Woods, <> /the Marion bar, was in Conway on business one day last week. * # + ? J. J. King of Adrian, S. C., was among those spending some time in Conway last week on business. ? * * * Jas. A. Lewis has been anpointed as trustee of the Aynor Pharmacy, recently declared a bankrupt. * * * * * Messrs. A. Sunkenburg and McQueen Quattlebaum spent Tuesday at Georgetown on business. * * * * George H. Jones, of Galivants Ferry, was among those attending court here the first of the week. * * * V # N. H. Bellamy, of Simpson Creek township, spent some time in Conway on business one day last week. . * * ? Attention is called to the Ford advertisement of H. L Buck, the authorized dealer, in this issue. ***** Krnest Sasser, who has been spend ing several days with relatives in Florida, has returned to the city. I): * * * * H. W. Lewis, formerly of Conway, but now of Lake City, is visiting friends here and in the country. ***** "The Sanitary Grocery" ? It. W. Lane & Co.,?are Among our advertisers this week. Read their ad. >>**** Thurman Sparks, who has been attending a dental college at Atlanta, Ga., is home for the summer. I will be in Dr. Blanton's Dental Office evtiry First and Third Mondays of each Month OFl'ICK HOOKS l? TO I I.. A. WOODRUFF KYICSHJIIT ttl'KCI A1.1ST I ! TPei?soneil Home ground meal at Spivey's.-*- , adv. * * * ? Spivey wants chickens and eggs.? ( adv. * * * * * Car Rice just received. CooperSmith Co.?adv. m * * * * W. E. Carter was in Conway recently on business. * * * ? * See Cooper-Smith Co. for prices on Coats' Thread.?adv. ***** Send to the Herald office for your applies of printing. * * * * * J. M. Boyd, of Aynor, spent the first of the week h^re. ***** M. F. Strickland paid Conway a .-hort visit last week. ***** See I). A. Dozier for host prices v?n your cattle.?adv.j4ll4|tf >,t + * # * .John Tompkins was here fro p. \drian one day last week. *? * * * * F. B. Floyd was among the visitors in Conway last week. It is said that Judge Shipp will again spend his summer vacation a; lyrtle Beach. ? * * Ruh-M.v-Tism is a powerful antiseptic Cures infected cuts, old sores, ;tc.?adv. * * * * The hand soap that does the work for dirty hands is kernelgrit. Get it it the Herald office. ***** Mr. and Mrs. H. Grady Tisdale, of Sunimerton, S. C., are visitimr relatives in the city. J * * ? * ) W. It. Dutton, one of the farmers o' Simpson Creek V>u) was in Con way recently on business. I * * =l< * * R. J. Skipper, a farmer of Simpson Creek township, spent some time here on business last week. * * * * E. M. Graham was among- those visiting Conway from the Aynor community the first of this week. ***** It does not pay to advertise in the wrong way. Put your copy in the Horry Herald and it will be effective. * * * * * Cotton has now gone down to the pre-war prices and the price of it ma> not advance any more for a long time ***** S. M. Allen, one of the leading merchants of Gurley, S. C., was in Conwav last Friday morning on business. ***** George J. Holliday, L. R. Ha good and John H. Atkinson, all of the Galivants Ferry section, were visitors at the court here the first of this week. ***** Mullins is building a new hotel. Popular subscriptions are being made to the stock of the company that will own the hotel. * * * * * S. 1/. Mann, the plumber who 1<>at'vl in Conway for a few days re' ently, is now located at I.umberton. N. C. * ft * * # I.egal blanks of all kinds at the Herald office. If not in stock we can print you the exact kind you want on short notice. * * * * * Read the attractive advertisement of Winstead's in this issue, which offers suggestions for porch am' camp furniture for tbe summer. ***** Miss Hazel Faircloth, of the Flora McDonald School at Red Springs, N. C., is here for the summer vacation, the school having closed several days ago. * * * * * J. M. Boyd, J. W. Cook and V. P. Piatt have been appointed as apnraisers of the estate of the Aynor Pharmacy recently failing at Aynor in the drug business. jjc * * id # Some of the tobacco growers of the county managed to get their plants out very early and escaped the frost and now have crops that are well advanced. ***** Miss Sallie Richardson, who recently completed a business course at Wilmington, returned to Conway last week and has accepted a position in the offices of T. R. Lewis, Esq. * # * * * We are requested to announce that I)r. .J. A. Clifton will l>e here June 1st and 2nd, for the practice of his orofession, he not being able to reach Conway this week. * * * * C. T. Hardee was in Conway last Saturday and said he had resigned 1 as game warden for Horry county, on account of farm work he has to do. ***** Pastor M. W. (Jordan will speak '' next Sunday night at S o'clock at ( the Raptlot Church on "Young Wo- ' men ami Matrimony," or "Choice of a ' Wife." ' ***** ? A. N. tox nas i>een employed to : bore an artesian well at the now dewl- 1 ling of Dr .and Mrs. J .A. Norton on the National Highway annex. This new home is about ready for occupancy and they hope to move to the new t pJace al)out June 1st. c * + O -S * f Col. C. P. Quattlebaum and Dr. C. X. Diet/ left Monday to attend I ;i meeting of the Grand Lodge c Knights of Pythias, at Greenwood, * S. C. They went as delegates from the local lodge. * * * ? 060 quickly relieves Constipation, Nilliousness, Loss of Appetite and I Headache, due to Torpid Liver.?adv. t THE HOBBY HERALD, COM J. E. Stroud was here from his home in the Allsbrook section last week. ***** M. M. Hedrick went to Charlotte, N. C., last Saturday morning where ho has accepted a position with one of the leading hotels. * V ? * Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cpok have mov ed to Wilmington, N. C., where Mr. Cook is running a store. Mr. Cook writes that he is pleased with his new home. ***** J. A. Tyler, one of the merchants of Allsbrook, S. C., visted Conway last week and remained here for several hours in the afternoon. * * * * * The composition that was to have been offered by the stockholders of the Ay nor Pharmacy did not materialize. The estate will be disposed of by the trustee as soon as possible. ***** This section of the country was visited by a long damp period last week and the week before. Tne weather turned to slightly cooler by the middle of last week and the light showers held up for a while. V * * * * Mr. Kdw. Ij. Tripp, of the IntertVDC Corhornt inn w;i v -if I I1.1 . - ? "^VMV A*VI ??.V. | office one day last week making an inspection of the new model C-s.-m. Intertype that he installed for the company in the Herald plant last December. * * * * The movie film given last week at the Pastime for the benefit of the Chamber of Commerce band brought out a large audience. The attraction was Pearl White, the thriller in moving picture films, known all over the world for her d iring and generally good acting. * H >X * 4 Men, as individuals, \sill sometimes commit crime and suffer tho punishment for it, and others will cheat his neighbors and take advantage of them without end; but at the same time there is a common consent of the grout majority of the people that honesty and right living is the better way and by them it is done. ***** The first section of the new cement sidewalk on the northern sido of the main busin<??? .... Ull till, Avenue, was laid on last Friday morning:. This work, when completed will make a hard walk on all sides of thU block. ***** Treasurer W. L. Bellamy will finnish his work on the tax books at his home in the country as he says he U unable to put his attention to the work in the court house. Many executions are to be issued by him for unpaid taxes. ***** The clerk of the court sent about ten cases over to the solicitor last week for the preparation of indictments. Many cases were left on the docket from the last term and there is a full week's work to be done, and more when all of these new cases aiv? considered with the old. ***** J. L. Su.irprs led the class for the Macedonia School at the Beulah Sunday School Institute, held with the church at Hickory Grove last Sun- ( day. It proved to he a representative feathering of the Church and Sunday School workers of a l?i>? section of Horry. 0 RIO ST RECEIPT BOOKS. I. I The best receipts for everyday use Iarc to be found in tablet form at the Herald office. They are bound with stub for keeping the record of the receipt in the usual way. They are an improvement over the!^ rnminem lrin/1 1 - r ' - /?.?,? in <i nu}J|ii^ <M i theVn. ij o , MATERIALS READY. Judging by the piles of brick now 1 lying at different places in Conway ;< in readiness for beginning the erec-j( tif>n of buildings, this town will ac-M eomplish :i great deal this year ml enlarging1 the bounds of the main 1 business district. MILD FLU CASES. According to several physicias, the complaint which has been going the j rounds in this section of South Caro-'l lia, aecompained by colds, is a mild |c form of the influenza. Those who t had it in Conway have recovered af- 1 ter a few days in bod. Oilers have If not had to take to their beds at all. t o f THE ANSWER IS EASY. I Why a re so many people coming to us for Business Training? The e answer is easy. They receive the (' right kind of instruction from the right kind of instructors. What pleases them will please you. Try it. All regular courses taught by mail also. ii DRAUGHON'S <> BUSINESS COLLEGE s Phone 951, Columbia, S. C. !n Win. Lykes, .Jr. F. W. Lykcs. jb BY COMMON CONSENT No ivritter what wo mav want to rI?? is individuals in this world, there arc certain things thai :tro bound to lv? lone by common consent <W all the v people, such as the organization oi sjoveinment and the passage of laws, ^ ilso in as relates to the modes of liv- ^ ng and standards of conduct regard |( ng certain phases of life. ,.j CARD OP THANKS. j> We wish to express our many al hanks and appreciation to the Am- 111 >rican Legion, Ued Cross, and all !a| ithers who so kindly and willingly {ti ejndeved thei 1* services and suchjtl jeautifvii Floral tributes to our do- ll leased son, and brother, Ivy W. IJcv- <11 irly. sr Mr. and Mrs. K. 'J. Beverly Si and Children. o? ? IUib-My-Tism is a great pain killer, si Jolieves pain and soreness, Rheuma- 1" ism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.?Adv. D WAY. 8. P.. MAY^ae. 1981. The Jina g, ?, ny fa.au ' *s?l ! ill P t? |I| l) *|iJ | Itfjl f Bp! Its I l^fci I &!># Goodrich 30:? 3 i cnti-skul safety tread fabr t. t? ' . i uuw avaitame nt ate 20% Price Reduction w nc/it into cjfcCf. L~jj 2 CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR SALE?A small tract of laml in Floyds Township, one-quarter mile from the site of the Pee Dee Baptist Academy. For further information applv to Box 58-A, R. R. No. 2, Nichols, S. C.?aclv.5|26|2t LOCAL MANAGER WANTED? At once by the largest concern if its kind in the world, to develop and handle local business. No investment or experience required. $2500 to $10,000 profits first year, accordng to population, and wonderful future possibilities, as ours is a staple commodity with constant unlimited lemand and we undersell all competition. Guarantee Coal Mining Com )any, 13S5 Como Bldg., Chicago.? idv 11. IRISH POTATOES The irish potato crop being ship)od from this point is very short. \lr. J. T. Mi shoe says that number >ne potatoes briny: a good price, but hat the crop is not turning out num >er> one potatoes; that the cold weathr set the plants back to such an cxent that the potaoes are small and all into lower grades. In some instances the planters are vaiting on the potatoes to grow larg r before digging and placing them n the market. WALLS GOING UP. The brick walls of the new build-' lg of A. C. Thompson on the sitel f the old tin warehouse on Laurel Ireet was started last Monday i lorning. The foundation of the| uilding will very likely be finished I liis week. IOVKRNMKNT TO GIVE MARKMRS FOR GRAVES; Headstone or marker will be pro-! ided for evei'y American who was | illed or died from sickness while in t \o service during the world war. I I...... XT....U. f' 1 - - - ' 1 i?ll_v IXUILll VjII I'lM 1111UI1S IMVO writ-1 ?n to members of congress askiny;> )out the matter. In answer to a letter from W. S. | eich, of Klkin, on this subject, Sen-1 Lor Simmons said the war depart.-' cnt is now authorized by law to J pply to the secretary of war for it, ike action and in every case whero to family of the dead soldier will ie department will furnish a find jality of grunito headstone for thd ddior's grave.?Wilmington (N. C.) tar. o For all kinds of huuiing, anywhere,! lort or 'ong distance, get my prices! rfore having your haulirjr done. A. . Jones, Phone 120.?Adv. 1,13'tf ft 'Tire for Si ji. I ;f. Gotx \ 30 xk Qyfnti-Skid |j| at the 20 % Vi 1A Here is a 30x31 Wk| black tread an i|hn sides?clean, 1 ;f#.| finished?gene full in size, wit v anti-skid safet) This tire will fiftf longer mileage fr^ durability, th< SHU comfort and t m faction. j Like all other ff the "30x3 i" is i ffl quality. It is so f unusually goo< * . frankly declare r ever made for 1 j THE B.F.GOODRIC i if tire "?J Dealers everywhere ar ' town Cords,Goodrich] ^ Red or Gray Tubes?a] ^ reduction in prices wh tive May 2nd. 1Q21. f ~ To Our Friends i We v Msh to announo Barber Shop from the bull niture Co., on Main street occupied by the Sparks C We expect to be in this and ready to give the sam at this new stand. Visit us?we apprecia Horry Bai Successor to King. L. D. WILL! I JOIIANNSTEIiS AID KAISER BILL \ i ' . . Paris.?The Entente Allies nave no I 'hope of getting the ex-Kaiser out of Holland until the order of Johannsters disbands, for it is through the jetVorts of members of this order that iWilhelm obtained asylum on the estate of Count von Bentinck, accordling to discoveries I>\' a French correspondent at Doom during the ex-j Kaiserin's funeral. The Johannsters Holland branch is said to be a sort! of commansornry, to which belong the j ' most aristocratic families of (lor- j many, Holland, Belgium, Kngland and even some French. It is the i modern outgrowth of the Order of j St. John, the military organization i which was at its height of power in 1 the twelfth century. Thirty-five years ago YVilhem re- , organized the German section of the ^ order under the name of the Knights ip of St. John, adopting the costume t and the emblems of the Dutch order ; t, and seeking out the descendants of c the first Johannsters. He heaped id German honors upon them, with their result that when the war broke out 11 he had gathered thousands of the <j scions of the leading Dutch families v\ to the heart of the German court. ; ,i Meanwhile he had made himself n grand master of the German Knights with a voice of authority in the 11 Dutch councils of the Johannsters. h The Johannsters are scattered v throughout Europe, but they all have 1 sworn by their ancient traditions to d I I ??? pncarm* aammmmmBSBsaammmrn mall Cars irich 1 *3^ J Safety Tvead j rice Reduction V . f 1 tire, with snappy \ id creamy white :rim, splendidly rously large and * i :h the Goodrich /tread. ' ; give you much , the greatest of ,!j i utmost riding ? he fullest satis ;1 s > Goodrich tires > nade only in one : thoroughly and i that its makers 5 it the best tire .; :'|j small cars. >, 1 u M H RUBBER COMPANY jn, Ohio [*i e selling Goodrich Silver- ] \ Fabric Tires and Goodrich 4 11 one quality?at the 20% " ^ ich Goodrich made effeo* ,-t. . (/. f J ?WIIII l??W'IITM? ????? < I"" "? > and Customers e that we wiH move our ding next to Kingston Fur, to the building formerly o., on Th nd avenue. ; building the first of June, e satisfied service as usual te your business. rber Shop slon Barber Shop IAMS, Prop. DR. C. S. DIETZ DENTIST Offico ovor S. T. Sessions Store. (ONWAY, S. C. li if V ft \\r+"l~~*J*~'s&r / iirXPECT?T. I; f'Mmm&&-" S: i \ tor ThvV* Ocncpniion? sj! ! H n v *<t\do CV.itct-ti?-th IJ , U& nssicrUyUting ? ;vu" WM.Tif.iS |)OOKIET ('II MOTHERHOOD ANOTHE BABT.f??? BRAOIICLO ut?i JLAfOK CO.. DKPT. 'JL> ATLAUVA. GA. pud sympathy ami material aid to leedy members ol' their order, and es >ecially to those who are named in ~ f - * in* do'iurui^tor annals. This explains ho case with which the ex-Kaiser rosscd Mje Dutch frontier and immeiately sought Count von Bentinck's efuge, it being common talk in )oorn that Count von Bentinck is escended from a Johannster chief, /ho in the sixteenth century helped eliver the Dutch from the Spanish lerconaries. "Ilointc a Johannster," says the .ibcrte, "he could not refuse aid and ospitality to a German Johannster /ithou calling down upon himself ho hatred of all members of his orer."