Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Have you tried the new 10c package? Dealers now carry both; 10 for 10c, j 20 for 20c. It's tbacted. Cjj&S) ?J> Vh'TV /fu/y/rtU'tt/rtiv WI'BC/I'SI. " , j 10V ERYTHING CLEA NED, DYED AND PRESSED. HATS (LEANED ANI) BLOCKED. Work Called For and Delivered. Special attention to mail orders. CONWA'Y CLEANING & PRESSING CO. . I GASOLINE SYSTEMS^ Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compress- j crs, Computing Scales, Floor Scales, I Show Cases, Account Registers, Rebuilt Cash Register.", Safes. Store Fixtures. THE HAMILTON SALES CO., tadv) Columbia, S. C. l 29 If I Dr. J. D. THOMAS Physician and Surgeon LOR IS, S. C. DR. G. I. LEWIS Dental Surgeon Office Over Norton Drug Company. CONWAY, S. C. a D. A. SPIVKY & CO. W. B. King, Secty. BONDS AND INSURANCE. OlTice in Peoples National Hunk Iiuildinu. HARRELSON & HARRELSON Attorneys-at -Law Practice both in the State and Federal Courts. ! MULLINS, - - - - S. C. H. H. WOODWARD Attorney and Counsellor at Law. CONWAY, S. C. K. I>. SC \RBOROl (ill Attorney at Law CONWAY, S. C. > T. R. I,IOWIS Attorney and Counsellor at Law CONWAY, S. C. J. M. JOHNSON Civil Engineer MARION, S. C. My Engineering and Surveying office will be open during my absence, and prepared to take care of any work as usual. Address all commuications as heretofore. S. C. DUSKNBUKY Attorney-at-Law Spivey Building CONWAY, S C J . I. ALLEN, .! R . Attorney-At-Law Office in Pank of Loris I31d*r. L O HIS, S . C . F. J. SULLIVAN & CO. Certified Public Accountants (lTt.) Telephone So. 796. MurchiRon Bank Bldg. WILMINGTON, N. C. WILLIAM EUGENE KING, M. I). Physician and Surgeon AYNOR, S. C. ************ * DR. P. M. BLANTON * * DENTIST * * Office in Herald Building * * Conway, S. C. * *****.*?****** DISTRICT OFFICE ? MAKING SUCCESS S it Jnder the Management of J. ti D. Oliver, District ? Deputy " MASONIC MliTUAL u LIFE INSURANCE > las Written Large Amount of ^ Policies Since Beginning a In February. 0 (, Mr. J. D. Oliver is now Distri )eputy of tlic Masonic Mutual Life . \s.?ociati n of the District of Co . uir.bia. Mr. Oliver has been quite >iK:cc:\sful in his District since movn*r hack to Conway fiyo.n Wilming- '' < :i i.: January last* He did hot be- j j:in to solicit and write tiis insu;- j ;nce until in February 1921, and f v'nee tl at time he has written policies amounting to the sum o $134,000.00. Mr. Oliver has an office here whie> < lie make:; his headquarters, located in 'mo Ta; !< r building on Main street, 1 V:e same office which was fonder- I !; occupied by one of the attorney - c in Conway. Mr. Oliver is prepared to show to any prospectlv; purchaser < f life insurance the many , advantages to be had in taking a 1 policy in this association. The A" ? vooiation was charteied by a specia' ' Act of Congress in the year 1800. Ho is an experienced salesman. i t .1 i i:. L. ) i 11 :i\ 111? i ''[iri'M wiujuvmhi I houses for a number of years; but his 1 experience as a sale -.man is no; aloiu ! | responsible for his jyi'oat success inj( this insurance proposition. For it is 1 i the many and varied advantages <>1 |l the insurance that is oll'ered tl,)?uf?h ' the association. ' Mr. Oliver could have made his headquarters in .several other towns* of the district, but he selected Con way just as many other leading representatives should do from now on, for Con,way is becoming an impor- < tant point from which to brunch out in many direction?* after good business. Conway has a future and M.r. Oliver knows it. o UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Entrance Examinations. Entrance examinations to the University of South Carolina will he held by the County Superintendent of Education at the County Court House Friday, July 8, 1021, at 9 a. m. The University offers varied courses of study in science, literature, history, law and business. The ex penses are moderate and many opportunities for self support are afforded. Scholarships are available. Military training1 is compulsory for Freshmen and Sophomores, Reserve Officers' Training Corps. For full particulars write to, President W. S. Currell, University of South Carolina. Columbia, S. C. ?Adv. (>!2-21. 3ti. OF INTEREST TO ALL THE FISHERMEN AND HI NTERS The following letter to Game War!den McCaskill from A. A. Richardson, Chief Game Warden, will no doubt be of interest to all fishermen | and hunters in this section. Mr. McCaskill suggests that every fisherman clip it out and tack it on his net stake: J "ALL GAME WARDENS: "In the pamphlet of Bird, Game and Non-Migratory Fish Laws of j .South Carolina, in April 1020, there t is :? failure to incorporate Act No. j I>80, of the Acts of 1918, which Act,' in part, says: "There shall be a close time in all J the creeks, streams and inland waters J of the State from the setting of the; C1-.1 1?. j M it.. .sun ?-hcii .Tiaturuiiy unui uie rising- OT the sun cach Wednesday, during which time all seins, nets or any plan or device for the stoppage or collecting of fish, which obstructs any por- j tion of any creek, stream or inland waters other than a dam for manu-1 facturing pui poses, shall he removed from said creeks, streams or inland i waters; and any person Or persons1 using such seins, net., plan or device in violation of the provisions of this I Act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before any Court of competent jurisdiction, shall he fined in the sum of two hundred dollars, one-half of which shall go to the informer and the other half to the Court in which the cntso shall be tried, or be imprisoned for a period of not less than thr^e nov more than six months, or both, in the discretion of the Court trying the case. Nothing herein contained shall apply to fishing with dip nets used by hand. And wherever any seine, net or plan or device for the stoppage or collecting of fish, as above stated, shall be used, the Chief Game Warden or .any Warden shall have the authority, in the name of the State, to seize and hold such seine, net or plan or device for the stoppage or collecting of fish, and to use I; Dodson's Liver Tone Killing Calomel Sale Don't aickeit or nalivate yourself or paralyse your aenaitive liver by taking calomel which is quicksilver. Your dealer Bella each bottle of pleasant, harmh\4K "Dodaon'a Liver Tone" under an ironclad, nioney-baek fpiarantee that it regulate* the liver, atomach and bowele hotter than calomel without niaking you sick?15 million bottler *old. THE HORRY HERALD, OOV\ \e same as evidence for the purr>se of convicting any person violatiK the provisions of this section; and pon convicition of the person so usig said seine, net or plan or device ' >r the stoppage or collecting of fish, ic same shall be forfeited to the tatc and sold, the proceeds of said ile to be transmitted to the credit f the Game Protection Fund." Approved the 12th day of February, . d. line." "On May 12, 1921, 1 took this matsr up with the Attorney General and: is opinion is: | "I find no amendment or repealing | Let changing the provisions of this, action in the respect that it requires; 'close time' in creeks, streams and! lland waters of the State. In my j>inion this provision is still in effect. 1 Signed) Sam'l M. Wolfe, Attorney. Jeneral." "On account of this law not having cen enforced for the past few years, t is very probable that many people' lay be under the impression that the liw has been repealed, and, for this ea on, I wish you to publish this leter in your county newspapers in or-i ler that the people may be advised. . "1 hereby advise that you vigoroustv enforce the provisions of the above Mentioned law, after you have pubislied same in the newspapers. "This is a very important law, and f properly enforced, will do more to i >roteet the fish of our State than any! )ther one law upon the Statute books. "Very truly yours, "A. A. Richardson, "Chief Game Warden." \Tote?The above in no wise affects ho present close season, May 1st to Sept. 1st.?W. S. McCaskill. inbitjdl Constipation Cured in to 21 L)ays LAX-.70S WITH PEPSIN" is a specially, prepared SyrupTonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation. It relisves promptly huf iVlOlllll lift tilltmr fr\* t .4 t r\ ') i <lmtr ^ wi??va wv IW1 i I 1W ^ A VIQ JO to induce rogulai action. K Stimulates and ! Regulates. Very Pleasant *.o Take. 60c :er bottle. o Oh! How old are you, buddy? Six years. And what are you thinking of becoming ? Seven years.?Houston Post. o i FOR SALE?My farm, good build-1 ings nnd good drinking water. II. j Mayo King, Loris, S. C.?6|2|tf His Preference. A Boston artist relates while he was painting in an open field one day a rustic came up and stood j watching him. Presently the fellow i remarked: Purty clever you be mister, apaintin' two picters at wunst. Ru*. I like the one you got your thumb through best.?Exchange. KIEP ClU SHIPS ON THE SEVEN SF AS \ American ships, flying ) the Stars and Stripes j will carry you and j your goods anywhere i: !l wo and three generations j a^o, the Stars and Stripes w-.ire all over the world, j Then they almost vanished j fr.>m the seven seas. But | today they are back again. Big splendid steamers, American owned and operated,carrying ! passengers and R>>ods, are crowding their way into ail foreijjn harbors with the Star* and j Stripes proudly fluttering from their masts. American exporters, importers, travelers ? all can help by shippine; and sailing under the Stars and Stripes. Operators of Passenger Services I Admiral Line, 17 State S:rect, New | York, N Y ' Ma Hon Navigation Company, 26 j So Guy Street, Baltimore, MJ. Munson Steam Ship Line, 82 I Waver Street, New York, N Y j New Y >rk and Porto Rico S. S. Co., II BroadvHv. Nrw York, N. Y I Pacific Mail S. S. Ck>., 45 Hroadway, New Y'?rl:, N Y. I U. S. Mail S. S. Co., Broadway, Nrw York, N. Y. Ward-Line, (Nc?' Y?rl;sndCuN Mail I S. S. ( let.) F7oot of Wall Strett, ; New York, N. Y. i 1 'Free use of i Shipping Board films l laa of ShiniilM .not inn nieuiM ftirm, four renl.v, (rr?- on raqueM of nuy j mayor, pastor, !**?tmast"r, oi orgaui. ration A nrr.it c.Iik fiiional picture ' of ships ami the st-H. Write for informi Htio ilol I I muz. Director infoima'.ion i Bureau, r<?>om V>1 I, 1 > 11> "F" Street, N. \V., Washington, D. SHIPS I'OR SALE ('/' A mtrlram clliatnt Steal atCNincra, both oil and coal burntrt. Alao wood ateamara, wood holla and nc?aa*go<u6 tuja. Fnrtbar iniarmation obtained by riqattL For sailingso/passenger and freight ships to all parts of the world and all otherinformation, write i any of the above lines or U* S* SHIPPING BQ\RD i WAY, S. C. JUNE 16, 1021. drink ^ Oi^NCE First c ame Ward's ; Orange-Crush. Later came Lemon-Crush and Lime-Crush. Ail three are carbonated drinks of supreme quality and fruity deliciousness. i Enjoy one today. in be.'firs or of fountains Bottled, by Coca-Crln Hodliug Co. i\ out* 101 Conway, S. C. ^ (4 Mk vaflNcaipa Country Joys. Do you really enjoy country life, old man. You bet I do. "What do you do with yourself evenings ? Oh, I came to town.?Boston Transcri pt. o You know, Henry, 1 speak as 1 think. Yes darling; only oftener?Cap< j Town Argus. o To Lure a Cold in Ono l>ny Tawe LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININE (Ttthlets.) I stops the (kNikh and Hcadachc ftnd workj off th Cold. E W. CROVE'S signature on each box. 30c o Any of Ford's Tin Cows. Have you j>:ot much live stock o 1 ..1 1 > y11ui~ ; j Live stock? echoed the some what puzzled farmer. What d'y mean live stock? I've grot fou gasoline tractors and seven automc biles.?Clipped. ? Now Se Price L J. W. Miahoe < Graham's Gan Horry Motor ( Peoples Filling t WHY COTTON HAS BEEN CHEAP. You know what an "economist" is. j He is a man who studies the methods j or way;; by whic^aieop'e make a liv-j ing and uccumiAfte property. You , know what "Jiving standards" are. j That term meAns the sort of housing,! food, clothing, comforts, conveniences, and recreation a man demands for himself an^l his family?the living conditions or "standards" he says he must have. j Well, here it. something t'.iat economists everywhere declare lo be true: A people or race of people with 'ow living standards will always have an advantage over a people t>r rice of people with higher living standards? unices the persons with higher stan r ' ' ? ivio effective and profitable v ,)l k. In other words, if one race is willing to live in a shanty, weir ragged clothes and eat cheap food, it i - going to have an advantage over a race whi'. ii demands better houses, better clothes, better food?unless the race which demands the better things also works more wisely and e'vectively, and cnoueh more elVectively u> offset the other race's advantage. This is the siluati >n that .'aces our i white people in the South today. Kvi ery white mar. wh?? is farming is [working in competition with Negro | farmers and farm laborers, h is the I lew living standard* of the Neivro which have made cotton and toba huso cheap in the past. The Neg!o | made a great part o?' the cotton craps, [and he was willing to live 11 a cabin. 1 work in rugs, and eat fat meat : nd cornbroad for his diet, t'oeseijurjpt, ly. the world paid just enough far cot ton to provide this standard o," liv ing. if the Souih had beet1 peopled 1 wholly by white people?peopie whi: j demanded good painted houses, gone1 ; clothing, and good food?such a.v (white farm laborers i:: the North am 1 Wesi require?then 1 doubt whi thei 'the world would ever have got cottor f.il' lncv: 1 ?ui n 1 \ " ? ' * . V/. iV.n villi II I t' 4; j.'l'UIIW. I>\ Clarence Poe in The Progressive Far I uier. ( olds Cause Grip and Influenza T AXATIVEBROMO QUININE Tablets remove th *iuse. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine 1 K. *V. GROVE'S sUnctare on bo*. SOo, O I Really He Is. 1 I wonder if Griggsby really doe 'come from such a good family. H always is bragging about it. | Oh yes, he's very well connecte< 1 Indeed, but I've never heard an other member of t ehafmiylHTH' other member of the family bra I about him.?New York Sun. To He COT t We have a profitable plan to oif< Write for Utter .">() without obi rv " ROSE J Cotton >- 21 Stone St. Jling at the svel in Tire 30x3^ 32x4 - 34x4^ (And Other Sizes in Tire repair men, who judge value having the sturdiest carcass n grade car manufacturers use thei They are the quality choice of coi This new low price is made possi and specialized production. Plant No. 2 was erected (or the 30x3V2-inch Non-Skid fabric tire I 16.000 tires and 20,000 tubas, 1 production on a quantity basis. All materials used are the beat c uniform. It is the bast fabric tin owner at any price. & Co. igc 3o >; Station % V.MIKTH9X* NEGRO TAKEN GIVES BOND The nepro who recently .shot into the camps of the Ward-Bate Company near Red Bluff, wounding1 another ne?ro in the arm, and hitting a white man in the lip and in the hand; has been arrested by the police and later he made bond lor his appearance at court. The afTray resulted, it is said, from a drunken carousal or bad moonshine I iquor. o I Ct'Jfrhie 7f)ct Dp?.x mm Xmc\ the fteid if.'.'iMOf it" tonic mri ln*Htive erfcct, T.AXA.J' Ji HKOMU 0'JI.V1NK istirUerthiiao^lioarT : and <io? s net cause nervotisucas nor .? "nr in r%oi?cmher lb" .'ull n???eat-d j ? Ibr natn... T?. W. GXOVE. 30c. To Stop a Cough Quick ^ take HAYES* HEALING HONEY, a cough medicine which stoj>s the cough by dealing the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup is enclosed v/ith every bottle of HFAT lWfi HONITV Tl.? oalv* m . m. m. -V/ 4JIUO JL41 i 1 VI A A IIV> 'JUI f V should be rublnid on the chest and throat ;e chiUrcn suffering from a Cold or Croup. T! ? hoalini! effort of Hnyes' Healing Honey indc the throat combined with the healing effect of < *ov > O i'en-Trate Salve through the pores of the ski ' seen stops u rough. Iloih remedies ;,re lacked iu one carton and the cort of tl e combined treatment m3Sc.{ osU your oru&iiat for HAYES* H&AL1NG HONEY. t MmmMMMM^I WMwmmmmbm M ointments i 1 j Dealers hi 1 i Marble uik! Granite i \! and Iron Foncing. 'I ? , . . | S?-e us or write before buying l and we will send our repret || sen Native to see you. j Lumber ton Marble & s I Granite Works e | . i i vi t?">i rtvn i? - j >i. n. r i.u i i', J LUMBKllTON, N. C. \{ ?y >ldcrs? of TON ;r you. ligation on yovr p.:;*l. ervice 3c SON l Brokers Now York. " * - ??? ??? '< ? < Lowest History $24.50 46.30 , 54.90 Proportion) ;s best, class these tires at lade. Forty-seven highr? as standard equipment rd users. ' ble by strictest economies ' wlc purpose of making With a daily capacity Hit plant permit* refined obtainable. The quality 2e b ever otfeved te ike cafe Loris, S. C. . # Aynor, S. C. Conway, S. C. Conway, S. C