Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~? Ir Lrocal and Bathing suits at Piatt's. Read the advertisement in this issue. * * ? * W. T. Floyd spent a few hours here lust week. ***** E. G. Hard wick was among those who visited Conway last week. * * # * * Shipment surar just arrived. Uooper-Smith Co.?Adv. \ * * * * * A. C. Hughes spent a portion of last Saturday in Conwa> on business. * * 4. V D. Frank Bellamy was in Conway I ? vcf WMtlt r\n lui^inouu * + * E. E. Johnson was among those visiting Conway on business last week. # 4! * IK * J. T. Shelly was here from Aynor one day last week. * * ? * See D. A. Dozier for best prices on your cattle.?adv.|4'|14ltf * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Harper were here from Toddville one day last week t * * ?S? Magistrate H. L. Carter of Daisy was in Conway last Saturday on business. ? V t t * O. E. Powell of R. F. 1). No. 3 Lor is, S. C., was in Conway on last Saturday. * # * * James A. Sasser has returned from the South Carolina Medical College to spend the vacation with his parents. ***** The Horry Drug Co., has changed hands. See their advertisement in this issue. * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Perrett, of Ay nor, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Oliver at Greenwood recently. * * * Capt. C. S. Causey raised a fine lot of early peaches in his garden in Conway. * * * * ? Stock raising is among the things the farmers of this county should study. ***** Conway was once a great strawberry point and can be again if the planters determine to make it so. * * ? * *> C. E. Huggins of the Aynor Cash Store spent some time here recently ?n business. ***** Magistrate Fleming, from Bucks township, was in Conway one day recently on business. ***** Sheriff J. A. Lewis was in the Little River section on business one day last week. ***** The plans are about ready for the erection of the new cottage for Dr. V. F. Piatt. * * * * * Uuick prices are considerably lower. Read the advertisement of the Conwav Sales Co.. local dealers, in this issue. ***** M. B. Thompson is about to finish a now dwelling near Warn pee and will move there in the near future with his family. o 666 cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or money refunded.?adv. We have a large assoi styles of Bathing Caps an< suits that we are offering See our line before bu Also a complete line o< Lotions, Face Creams, E Let us fix you for the ANSCO CAMEF SUP Piatt's Pha Successors to f "THE DRUG STC [ Pepsenel Jehu Causey spent a day here last week on business. * * * * * Last week the finishing touches were being given to the new resilience of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Norton on the National Highway. * ? * The home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Hinson has been painted recently and it has added much to the ap'pearance of the place. * * + * ? The car runs better in summer than it does in winter, but it does not pay to forget that it needs attention any time. * * * # * In the course of time Horry County will become one of the greatest sweet potato growing sections of the United States. # * * * ? Some tobacco crops appear to be too ; forward in forming buttons at the1 top. This is said to be due to the bad .seasons prevailing since the plants ! were put out in the fields. j * * * * * Car oats and flour to arrive this' week. Cooper-Smith Co. ?Adv. i * * * * \* The tobacco season will soon l>e on. The crop is looking fine and when it is put on the market business of every character will increase. ***** Read the advertisement of Marlow's in this issue. It's headed "The Price Cutters," and they are offering ] some articles at very attractive i prices. I ***** The Conway Department Store, which opened for business in one of the Spivey blocks, on upper main Street last Friday, has an attractive advertisement in this issue. See what they say. * * H- * * Moonshine whiskey is said to have been the cause of the death of one man in Marion county recently, and two others were in the hospital not expected to live. The whiskey they took was full of poison. ***** Attorney L. D. Lide served in place of Mr. Gasque during Monday and after he was called away on urgent business, A. F. Woods acted in the place. The court adjourned on Tuesday and none of the murder trials were tried by the court. ***** W. L. Hardee of Ebcnezer section visited Conway on last Thursday and remained here several hours on business. Mr. Hardee is one of the leading and well known planters of the Ruck Creek neighborhood of Hcrry. ***** The brirk walls of the new postoffice building on Laurel Street 'were almost completely finished Inst week. The .ioists for the sreotvl floor were being placed in position 011 last Thursday. w * # * The Sunday School workers met again at Myrtle Beach this year. The irepeated use of our resort as a meet! 1 >1 n* i c* o ni.'# ) 1 ?? I ?i twl I 111 in C* CUIM this is called to the attention of those who are looking1 for a good place to j spend their vacation. n * * * * i Shipment of ninety-day runing 'velvet beans just arrived. Cooper Smith Co.?Adv. | rtment of various colors and j d Shoes, also a few bathing I 1 _ _ I cu special jjiitcs. ying. f Toilet Articles, Sun-Burn tc. Beach. IAS, FILMS AND PLIES irmacy, Inc. Norton Drug Co. )RE OF SERVICE" >*' i.'! . ij . ? . i *.' M.v<. THE HOftRY HERALD, OON\ June's Comin* 'Loiir. I 1. Feel like singin' of a joyus song:,? j June's comin' Moris:! Road o' roses?an' it can't run wrong,-? June's comin' 'long! Hot sand burnin' of a feller's feet, But cool re-t yonder, where the shadders meet, Won't we he carvin' of the melons Isweet!? 1 June's comin' 'long! 11. Then's the season when the blessin's throng,? June's comin' 'long! Joy shakes "Howdy," with a grip that's strong,? June's comin' 'long! Picinic places an' a sky that seems Like eyes where you're readin' of ycr sweetheart's dreams; Bird's sweet-singin' to the singin' streams,? June's comin' 'lonu;! ?Frank L. Stanton, Atlanta Constitution. If you need mixed fertilizers, Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of Amonia, Cotton Seed Meal, Kainit or Acid, See me before all is closed out. Just unloaded car Nitrate Soda and car 7'/ meal. Am also closing out all rice, corn, meal, grits, hay and feed |on hand at a bargain.? W. Boyd Jones, Aynor, *S. C.?Advertisement. * * 4; * * The criminal court was in session in Marion last week. Among the cases set for trial was that against [the young woman who was accused j last year of poisoning her husband; |also Jie trial of the man who was acfcu ed of giving her the poison to do it with. j Last week rural policemen were I posting signs along the public roads I in Marion county celling fishermen 'that it is against the law to fish within a certain distance of public road. * t * * FOR SALE?Mules, log carts and j Republic Truck.?Ward Bate Co.? Adv. <;,!> 2t. * * * * j George West was in Can way last i Saturday. j ***** Rev. S. C. Morris, of the Horry Industrial School preached at the Union Methodist church Sunday before bust. ***** Mrs. M. C. Dusenbury returned last Saturday from a visit of several days to her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Haselden in Dillon County. * ^ * * * A Ford Truck will help you. Read the ad. of the Buck Motor Co., in this issue. v ***** Workmen were busy last week remodeling the inside of the small store next door * o B. T. Hyman, where the Williams Barber Shop, now known as the Horry Barber Shop, will be located. ***** Geo. J. Graham and Co., have bought out the store on the Race .i'ath, formerly < per a ted' by U. W. 2 f'li ("UANi n?li>n?^'no I W HUM V/W? l/UWl I ll'l N I' I ll^L" ment in this issue. H; The Sparks Company have moved to the old Bargain House building, and are showing a large stock of ry goods and millinery. R?ad their adverti: omcnt in this issue, and not*' ?he prices <[ii ted on some of their r.erchandise. * * # * There is a good road this year to Myrtle Beach and this will increase the travel there a hundred fold. Good roads are the very thing to develop any country. * * * + Miss Helen Gray, who has been teaching at the Burroughs school the past term, ieft Tuesday for her home at Woodruff, S. C. * * :jc $ * Wilfred Oflicer left Tuesday to spend several days in Columbia. R. M. Prince, Jr., who has been spending several days here since the close of the Medical college, left Tuesday to acccept a position at Char leston. * * *: i? * Miss Essie Elliott, stenographer in the law offices of M. A. Wright, Esq., left Tuesday for Florence, wnere she goes for an operation for throat ' trouble at the McLeod Infirmary. * * * * ? Mrs. Jordan, stenographer in the I law olVices of Sherwood & McMillan, spent last Tuesday with friends at M.lllinc A* A VllltllOl * * * * Mrs. Harry Mclnveil, and little son, i Harry, Jr., of Hartsville, arc visiting ' relatives in the city. 41 * ? * * H. Werblun, of the Conway Department Store, left Sunday to spend several days with his family at Klor; ence. * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. B. King have returned to the city, after spending several days away on a wedding tour. * * * * * i * ? * * - - r>orn 10 mr. and Mrs. 1. T. Scog^in, J Sunday, June 5th, a baby girl. * V <? ? * Mr. and M rs. Milton Pittman spent last week-end with relatives at Wilmington, N. C. ...4 . . **** A. P. Lewis, who has been spending some time here with his father, J. A. Lewis, left Saturday for McCormick, S. C. ? * % * M iss Mable Norton, who has been ! visiting relatives in the city, left, Tuesday for Columbia, S. C. ***** Misses Viola and Lillian Werblun, of Florence, spent, several days here last week with friends. j * if. ? * * Arsenate of Lead, 35c pound.? Piatt's Pharmacy.?Adv. o I ? C6C. hns more imitations than any other Fever Tonic on the market, but j no one wants imitations.?adv. VAY S. 0., JUNE 9, 1921 Land of Beauty. Land of Beauty, you are that for me, , , Loved land of days and dreams o? , days to be; Land of old forests and new growth of pine, Old roadways tangled with the per- . fumed vine Of honeysuckle and of columbine, ( Birds and quaint butterflies, Land of blue skies! Oh, soon the May returning to hoi f. Of misty sleep, shall send us June j instead fold To wear the May-kist roses on ho. head! j And thou, dear land of beautx ,, lovelier still, Shall pulse with beauty then, on so;; ' and hill, Along your meadows and in ever> i copse where honey of summe J drops! Lund of beauty, hear thy lover's cry, And come in dreams of blue and sunny sky, Laughter and song upon thee, and blue haze That is itself a light of taughtc. along the days; Sweetheart of weather, O beautiou i land, decree 1 That .June ^hall bring to vale, an! hill and sea, The lovlines.v of swift mortality! ?Bentatown Hard, Baltimore Sun , : MARKETS ; + ******** + Hay. Markets generally weak. Lower prices prevail in central western i markets, other markets practically j UUWIItlllKl'U UUl UfllKUlU illlllUfit I'll" j tirely limited to small local needs, j Receipts light, country leadings nog- , ligihle. No. 1 timothy quoted?New York $29.50, Richmond $2(>. Feed. Offerings of most feedstuffs exceeding demand causing further price declines. Alfalfa meal strong hecause of continued light production. New crop No. 1 meal quoted Kansas City around Si8. Fruits and Vegetables. South Carolina Irish Cobbler potatoes up 75c per bbl. New York, reaching $4.50 to $1.75. Texas and Louisiana sacked Bliss Triumphs gained 25 to 50c per 100 lbs. St. Louis and Kansas City, closing $3.25 to $3.50. Florida tomatoes in good demand New York at $5 to $5.50 per 6-basket carrier. Supplies liberal. Georgia Dixie Queen peaches in 6-basket carriers and bushel baskets << >> 1 ii i 3 B vw ? We again call our f I < > ^ t % old stand, 34 1 hird aver Conway, S. C., where v |> ever been, and call your | 36 inch LL Shee ?36 inch Virginia ^ Danville Plaids .. River Side Plaids ; Figured Lawns, g | Striped Silk Ging f Redwood Gingha | Sea Mai I and Perc <& a ^ /Arizona rongee c I Fancy Dress Ging 1 Men's Heavy Gr< I Men s Black Hall f Men's Blue Dinirr I Men's Madras Sh Better quality Ma< I Blue Denim Over< | Our Millinery Depa 1 before, and we have ma< I Hat for a Lady or Chile I prices before buying. \ <v vf? r\ $1.75 to $2.75 eastern markets. Early ; Rose $2.75 to $3.75. j Florida Tom Watson watermelons, ] medium size, steady at <?">00 to $1,000 ] per car New York; around $700 I Philadelphia with demand moderate. I Cotton. | Spot cotton prices declined 4(> j points the past week, closing at ] 11.14c per lb. New York July futures 1 iown 52 points at 12.44c. j Dairy Products. ; Fancy grades of butter especially i n demand. Today's prices average 2c ] tigher than a week ago, 92 score clos- 1 "g. j Live Stock and Meats. ; Chicage hog prices practically un- j :hanged from those of a week ago. j Beef steers declined 16c to 85c; < ^uirCi' ..v.o and heifers 85c to 40c j jer 100 lbs. \ o \ EVERY EMPLOYE I IS STOCKHOLDER I < j Considerable interest seems to have ; been aroused over the recent an- j nouncement made by the Firestone : Tire & Rubber Co., of Akron, Ohio, j that now all its employes are stock- i holders. We were informed that within twelve hours after announcement ny i President H. S. Firestone of a new ( allotment of employes' stock every I employe had become a stockholder,' each subscriber taking at least t.vo shares, while there was a considerable over subscription. It seems that many Firestone employes had been stockholder." for years, owning shares bought in pre- j vious similar allotments, but under the last offering every man and woman became a stockholder, the ma- j jority paying for their stock on a monthly savings system. Firestone is now the only large industrial concern in the country, cm- j ploying over 10,000 people, having every employe a part owner in the enterprise. Mr. Firestone is said to have made To Hole COT We have a profitable pkin to offer Wire for letter C 50 without obliga Sen ROSE , Cotton 21 Stone St. WW ?l U. ViW (U NJJ&J nends and customers* attcntioi lue, to the old Conway Bargci are better equipped to serve attention to the reduction in ling Sheeting > ood quality hams ms ales flirting [hams _ Half Hose f Hose 1 Work Shirts irts dras Shirts ills, good quality rtment is better equipped to s de a great reduction in the pri J, it will pay you to comc in ^e will save you money. PAGE HVI | SIX j! GILLETTE | BLADES j: WITH | HOLDER li $1.25 t: ::: :: PREPAID ::: [ > < C > C: In Attractive Case Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded i:; This offer for a limited time 1 Only. |; || Remit by money order or cash H (no stamps.) ::: i M 1 FRAD RAZOR CO. jj n |[ 117") Broadway -> S New York City rl 8 6'2j4t. S a short announcement alter learning of the remarkable reception accorded this issue of employes' stock in the course of which he pointed out that thrift was the keystone of success and well-being, and that there was no substitute t'oi* hard work and saving. Rub-IVIy'-Tism is a powerful antiseptic Cures infected cuts, old sovee, etc.?adv. lers of TON you. tion on your part. fire & SON Brokers New York. i to our removal from our % tin House, 38 Third ave., f : the public than we have % the price of merchandise. ^ I 8c II 12/2C t I Oc % 15c | 15c it 65c I 20c t 30c I 45c | 25c I 10c | 10c to 50c f 85c | $1.00 ! <fc 1 CA vp i 4 $1.00 | >how our Hats than ever 1 ces. When in need of a f and see ours and get our f |