Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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111 Lf0ceil end l'\ G. Watts was here one day last week c>i business. r ? *r W f ? I M. C. Strickland was in Conway , / last week on business. V *; <V * * * C. G. Mullock was in Conway last ? Saturday. * ? * * * K. L. Jones, of JYIullins, spent last 1 week cn i in the city. William l.ijv! t oy, of Hampton, S. | v.. is vi.sitiiij, i.itnds in tli<? citv. [ * < + * ' 1 Get Rood writing paper at tbe * Herald office. * * * * * O. J. Bell was n C?>nf ay fron . Warn pee one day last week. , Miss Johnie Atkinson snout last ( week at Myrtle Beach. .? * * * The street sprinklers have had a j regular job for some time past. H. * * # + E. V. Carter of Loris, S. C., spent a few hours one day last week. * # 4 * V Visiting cards and invitations arc kept at the Herald office. The tobacco season will open be fore many weeks have gone by. C. F. Spivey was in Conv.ay one day last week on business. 1. + + Dr. Jas. A. Norton and family I moved to I heir new home last week. * m ;.t * ? Nice fronts will be erected for t!i< new brick buildings on Laurel Street .* * m * * Mrs. Ellen Nyo, of Little River, was in Conway last Friday. * , * + * * T. Ij. Kmart was in Conway one day last week. ***** D. M. Causey spent a day here recently on business. ***** For the picnic outing" or for the special occasion at the home, you need the paper doilies that you can get at the Herald office.?Advertisement. ***** Carefulness pays when it comes to protecting the tobacco barn against destruction by fire. ***** J. I. Allen Jr., of Loris. S. C., spent a few hours here on business last week. ?. * * * L. B. Capps of Loris, S. C., was1 among the business men visiting Conway last week. * <1 * * * C. B. Jordan of Whiteville, N. C., 1 l spent several days here recently on Iuusmess, ? * * * J. W. Hill and W. I. Hill of Floyds township spent sonic time in Con? way recently on business. -)! * * hi # The Herald office is the place to lifet envelopes of different kinds. ***** M. Bf Thompson and family have moved to their new home near Warn pee. ***** Carl Sessions recently arrived at home to spend the vacation from school. * * * * * W. J. Hanna, of Forney, S C., war anions the farmers vi.siting Conway last Friday. ***** Julius Hanna, of Dunn, N. C., spenl some time in this county recently visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hanna, of Forney, S. C. <; > 4 * * Magistrate Dock Fleming, of I *ucks f. township, was in Conway or. I.usinej-s last Friday. ***** Outlook envelopes save the time of addressing. Get them at the TIcvald office. ***** I Miss Frances Plexico, who Iinm i been visiting Miss Sudie Mae Thomp son, has retvu ned to her home at Sharon, S. C. ***** Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Marsh, of Florence, arc visiting relatives here and in the country. * * * *S * , 10. M. Graham of Aynor spent last Monday in Conway. i mm i mmmmmmm 1 J we PURCHASE NOW--SP Complete Slock Ready f Pre-Wt Music is the essential thing < joy to the family hearthstone. Tin \ A sonable cost. COLUMBIA Insure that you hear the world's p heard. Close your eyes and the Now is your chance to g 1 price. SUTHERLAND I 30 Main Street I Pepsenel i ( An opening for a road has been ^ mule from the highway down to the j jroperty that lias been cut into lots I itid will be offered for sale at auc- j ion on July 4th, at Myrtle Beach. v Building operations at Myrtle e Beach have taken on a new start t vith the opening of the Summer va-' e ration season down there. ' t ? * * s In some fields the bottom leaves (t >n the tobacco hills are beginning to c ook like they are ready for theje mrns; but it is due in great measure c ,o the hot dry weather. ji ? ? ? I ^ That the Herald is a good medium i n which to place profit bringing Advertisements is proved by the good patronage it is receiving both lo- c :ally and nationally. ( . < <' >'< r It. B. Scarborough and family re- j cently spent several days at the old 1 liome of the former in North Caro- ^ I ina. ! * * 'X * * Chas. H. Piatt, and Mr. Krinlc, of} Mu'lin-. spent last week end here j with friends. < *** + *, j There arc two new cottages about i to be started as soon as the materials are fully decided on and obtained. One is the new home of Dr. imkI j Mrs. V. F. Piatt, the other a brick ... 1 A- A. _ c HI 1 Vf .. Vl-|H"IT<'U COI.UIKC IOI ?> 11 . it 11( I t?I lr*. .J. B. Cox. ***** The new home of Dr. Jus. A Nor-1 ton was finished last week by tlio i contractor, A. B. Garren. It is lo-! rated in the midst of a bcautifdl pine prove near the upper end of the 15. G. Collins property, and on thr? j national highway. | * i * * * The first two days of last week were the hottest this county has had this year. The hot spell \va^ broken on Tuesday night and Wed-; nosday was cool and cloudy. * * if * W. M. Johnson, who has been con- I nected with the Herald as machine op orator for the past year has gone to New York where he will take in the Dempsoy-Carpentier fight. He expects to return to his position here in the fall. * * * * w The appraisers of the bankrupt stock of the Aynor Pharmacy finished their work last week and their report shows about $1700.00 worth of i property. The report of the ap- ] ipraisers will soon be filed in the icourt and before long a sale of the property will take place. * V * * Take a few drinking cups with yor ! to the beach or on the fishing trip. A glass will get broken, a tin cup will , get mashed. The paper cup is clean and is thrown away when used. ? * i * ? Drinking cups of paper, are one of| the 'nest advertising noveltie. in tV> i world today. They stay folded like an envelope unt'l you wish to use 'the ri. On the flat sides, one or both, I ran he printed your card, or < ther sulverti. ing matter, and it is bound to '?? 'seen by th?* person who uses the drinh in?r cup. (let them at the Herald office, o:ther plain or printed as you may choose. * * * * Kernelgrit is the thing that will !clean your hands and save the time i.i I III Jit t\ vui wuuiu iiii u u a>^ a4v vi ji M i\? |get ofT the prime. Got it at the HovI aid afTicc.?Advertisement. See the ads in each issue of the I Herald and trade with the morcants j who advertise. They are bound to ! have the best poods and at the most reasonable prices. * *; * * * Bricks have gone down in price and may go still lower before another season comes round. They form one of the best bidding materials in the world and are next to stone in the matter of the length of time that they have been lrnown and used as a buitiling material. * * * * * It was a severe loss sustained by .J. P. Grahm last week when his barn and supply of corn and food, also the automobile and three mules were burned and totally destroyed. r,r?r> cures Malaria, Chili- and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or money refunded.?adv. ' FCIAL TERMS GIVEN or Immediate Delivery at ir Prices every home maker needs to bring 0 world's best Music at a most ren1 RECORDS greatest Artists as they wish to be Artist seems to appear in person. \el a good machine at a low FURNITURE CO. Conway, S. C. a THE HORRY HERALD, CONtt The best grade Tobacco Thermom;ters 50 cents each, limited sup- >ly. Conway Drug Co. ?Advertise- . nent. * * * i Mr. Battle of the Baugh & Sons . Company, spent several days in Con- ' vay last week on business for his ompany . * * * * The Herald will keep outlook en'elopes in stock from now on and or- i lers can be filled with these when-1, ver wanted. The prices is higher, j han the ordinary envelopes, but the \ i (xtra amount paid for them is .more ^ han made up by the time that is t avcd in mailing them. You write he name and addles-? on *ho Utter or ^ ard and then insert the letter or , :ard in the envelopes so tliat the ard in the envelopue so that the lame and address shows through the ^ vindow in the envelope, hence the lame "Outlook." * * * * * As soon as the Herald's new order 'omcs in customers can get sanitary lrinking cups at the Herald office. I'liey arc made of paper and can be ixed to carry the name or advertisenent of the merchant or business man bvlio decides to use them. They are riat like an envelope until opened up for use. ***** Conway is in need of freight trains j every day. They have been coming ' only every three days. This makes Lhe coming in of freight very slow. * * * *" * Kernelgrit is going like hot cakes it the i5en'Id ofliee. It is the be^t thing you ever tried for cleaning off j the grease and the dirt after working on the automobile. * * 4- * * noticio of r.\vi:ii.iN(;. The Homewootl Camp No. r>()12 VV. J O. W., wil' unveil the monument of j Sow Smith M. Watts oi> Sundnv. .lulv ' '?, at ."?:()() i\ M. at the Poplar Church J (Yn-.oU'ry . Everybody cordially in-1 vitcd. li. o. nux. Camp Clerk The liijr Sale at the Conway Bargain House is running full blast. New ^oods arriving daily. We don'c keep anything, but sell every thinir at a price the other fellow can't match. Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing. Shoes and Hats cut to suit your taste. Best Butter 88 cents per pound, Lard 10 1-2 cents per pound, Sujrar 7 1-2 cents per pouhd. Everything in proportion.?Advertisement. * * * * WAREHOUSEMEN. Remember that the Herald shop is fully equipped with the materials t( supply your needs in the warehouse business. Don't send o(T for a billot that you may never use this sea on. b'lt ret it as you want it at t'm Herald office. * * * * * There was very little rain at Myrtle Beach last Sunday. s v I>r. Clifton Spceciaiist in disease of the eye, ear, nose and throat. w;T !> t be at hi:i ofrice a'. C" nnv;>y Dn* Co., arrain until the (>th of July.?,-v * vertisemcnt. ? V * * Paris Green and Lead Arsenate. 9r? prujpfl. ' ' f Jed. Conway Druff Co.?Advertisement. * * ?;* * * The members ?>f the law firm of Harrelson & Harrelson, of Millins, S. C., have spent several days at Myrtle j Beach recently. | OPENS LAW OFFICES HERE MV\<?sc r*. G. L'oy' Fa>d a?*d ' : : Kenneth Slinks, both Horry County (,v>.vf, who recently graduated from the law school at the University of South Carolina, ' olumbia, have opcn;od law offices in the Bur'.c inii:drntf, jrind will practice law under the firm j name and style of Ford and Suggs. 'They have u card in this issue. Yard wide white Homespun only jT cents the yard. 20c dress ! ginghams 9 cents per yard. Fan^v j Pongee cloth, 40c kind only 24 '. *nt<. Palm Bench suit- only $0.4^ j Children's and ladies' dresses half f< rmer price. Beautiful [Jain or Shine ladies' silk umbrellas, all colors, 10 kind only $C>.4 i. KveryiMng going fast at tho Big Sale. Conway Bargain House.?Adveri isement. W. (). VV. I'WHlLIXfi On Sunday afternoon at three I o'clock at P^nHr ?'* Homewood Camp No. 502 will unveil the monument of Smith M, Watts. All W. O. W. members, and Camps as a whole are especially inv:ted to attend and participate in the ceremony. The public is alsc cord;allv invited. (Signed) CLERK. Homewood Camp No. 502.?Adv(> 2JV21 -2ti. ATTENDING FFKNITURE SHOW Dan H. Winstead loft Tuesday t<i attend llio Nort.li Carolina and Michigan Furniture Shows. Mr. Win?tead says he r;x:i J?uy furniture !o one-half what it to t a year airo, and wjll he able to sol! anything: for tlir home at prices that are even lower than before the war. PAINTS I represent a reliable conce paints, oils, lead, complete white paints for house, barn, and smolo Wholesale prices to reliable | Special rliscou See me and giv E. G. N< CONW. FAY, S. C.. JUNE 23, 1921. DAY CURRENT FOR SUMMER | Quattlebaum Light and Icc Co., to Start Service July First. Those citizens of Conway who perspired their way through the heat of , ast week ami who look forward to he months of July. August and Sep- | ternber as down a vista of ?MiP^M'ef! jollars. ruinQd georgettes and stained md soiled palm beaches will we'come ( the announcement that, beginning , with July ' and continuing at lea: for the three months named, the may throughout the entire day cool themselves with grateful breezes frotv electric fans. On that day current will ho turned on and made nvai'ab'? to every user of electricity in this community. For some time officials of the Quatt'ehaum Light and Ice Company und the Conway Chamber of Co*^- 1 merce have been giving considera?ion' to th'> provision of day current f<> Conway. The light people were wil ling and anxious to provide the cur rent if the* could he assure' that ?ul scrihers would use enough of it t( cover the ?v?f?e sary expense c?f oper ation. Of'i'Mais of the Chandler < , Coniiiip'/.r i mo -ed a considerable number f ' h" -ub crib-us an.! fo\:nd them pra."ti'*a'!y unanimon in then' wish for the cvitcp4 and ir their' pledge to utilise it i1' provided. So general was the re ;?') ^ that i4 was convincing to the Oha her of Co>vmerce and to the On** . t'ebaum I.igh' and Ice Company and >v immediate lv followed by the ar.no' rcemcnt o' the company that its servic* v ?ml'l i, cvt<"M.dcd in this iivnortr.nt i>:irt iV'u'mv Those who wish to put in r?Wtrjf p.?n?.-tovoy toasters. motor driver sewing: machines and (hp like shoul order at once so that they may have everything in readiness for the i!;i current on the firct dav of Jul v. M any offices will ho equipped with the oscillating: fans and stores wii' use both the oscillating' and ceiling: fans, making the transaction of hus! ness and shopping a much more plens ^nt task than heretofore. It is he lieved that the provision of dnv en: rent will result in the installation o* many modern devices in Conway homes to make house keeping less of a burden. The extension of service offered >> the Quattlebaum people is in the nature of an experiment. If the demand for day current should prove large enough, it will doubtless become per manent dining the summr months and possibly even through the w'n^1 Patrons of the service can assist ir assuring the nermanency of this inne vat-ion hv using the current as liber ally as their needs require. SlTNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. There will he a Sunday School pi" nic at old Methodist Poplar Cl*"r * ] on Saturday before the fourth Sum dav in Juno. Everybody is invite with full baskets. Dinner on th< grounds. M. O. ANDERSON, Sunt. o FOR SAI.E?Mv farm, good buildings and good dri"Icing water. If Mayo King, Loris, S. C.?r>2'tf SIMMONS FOR RFMEF. STATE OF SOFTH C AROUNA, County of Horry. In the Court of Common Fleas. Burroughs & Collins ro. ' ^feneration, Plaintiff, vs. Fred P.ryant D^^ond" "1 TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVINAMED: You are hereby summonc' "nd r< Ujuired to answer Ibe Complain1 i> ! ilii'i nrl ion. of which a cop** is hero j ? ?' h ye'**'?d rivn ''op. ."11(1 to pvt-o f ! copv of your answer to said Co " Iplainl o" the subscribers. at thoii offices, Conwy, S. C.. within twent\ days after the service hereof, ov ()f ('to day of sue!1 service1 and if you fail to answer the Com n'"int v'ithin fho t <?oe aforesaid, thr plaintiff in this Action will apply tc Mho Cnnvt for thr relief demanded i? 1 <bo Co?-?plai'"?t. i Dated June I7tb. A. D. 1021. SHERWOOD & McM 11.LAN, Plaintiff's Attornevs. ' Conway. S. C. j TO Fred Rvvant. Absent Defendant i TAKE NOTICE That the Cmn j plaint in the above entitled action and Summons, of which tho for^goiru is a copv, were filed in tho office o the Clerk of Court in and for Horr; County, said .State, at Conwuy, on tin 18th dav of June A. I). H>21 , SI IERWOOP & McMIIJ-AN, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Conway, S. C., June 18th, 11)21. Attest: W. L. BRYAN, C. C. C. P. (Seal) Advertisement (> 23 3t. ?o The commencement exercises o Furman University recently hel< marked another milestone in the his , tory of the South Carolna Raptis college and were pronounced by au thorities there the most successfu closing exercises in the history of tin institution. Rub-My-Tism is ;i great pain killer ! Relieves pnin and soreness, Rheumn 'ism, Nenraltria, Sprains. etc.? Adv and OILS rn carrying every description of , varnish, roof p::int, ready .Hxed c tack. Orders by mail solicited. Nirties. ml on roof twin I c nie your order. OR MAN AY, S. C. MRS. G. HOWEDL " DIES SUDDENLY M,rs. Jane Howell, the wife of George Howell, of the Pee Dee Section of Bucks township, died suddenly on Tuesday night of last week, and a neighbor wis in Conway on Wednesday morning looking for the Coroner to hold an inquest. Mrs Howell was about thirty-five years of age. She had complained on the day before of having a sick headache. Her husband went off on a fishing trip on the Pee Dee River on Tues- ' day night and about ten or eleven o'clock that night according to reports oi iiu?ir children went into the house and found their mi ther dead. It was not thought that any foul play caused her death but neighbors| thought that it should be investigat- ! ed. Long Shoe Points. At one time-?In the fourteenth or Fifteenth century?people won* rhe points of their shoes so ions that they were In danger of inmhlitm over them when they walked. To overcome this Inconvenience It became fashionable j for bpth men ?nd women to tie their shoe points i< their knees by luces or chains. | To Stop a Cough Quick ? j take HAYES' HEALING HONEY, a ' cough medicine which stops the cough by healing the inilamed and irritated tissues. I A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY. The salve ' should ho ruhhod on the chest and throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. , j The healing effect of Hayes' Healing Honey in- 1 i side the throat combined with the healing effect of l Grove's O-Pen-Trate Salve through the i>ores of J the skin 9<xm stops a cough. i Both remedies are packed in one carton and the | cost of the combined treatment is 35c., I Just ask your druggist for HAYES' I HEALING HONEY. TABLE Dl IVhen you need table d "THE SAN IT AI We carry, when obtainable, all tables?and always have in stock i\ ? eats, etc., that will aid you great Fancy and He Our stock of Fancy and Heavy wo can furnish you with anything low price. Remember our home-made me from the machine. We a e here to serve yc R. W. LAr "Tl,c S anil a NO7 IK YOU A UK KXPKCTINCJ TO OR IN CONW ; CAPPS&: 1 General ( > Address: Myrtle Beach, S. r & a a* t* ? I YUu lit I 1 WHERE Tl f i Arctic Ic % It DKLICIOUS ? HKAl/r: SERVED AT FOUNTAINS AN I "A SMILK FOLLC p Visit Myi ARCTIC K IS SOLD 'I SASSEF Jj ' - ~T - PAGE FIVK YOUR CHANCE Commencing on the 20th of this month I will fit you with glasses at a reduction of $2.00 per pair up to July 20th. That is, for glasses costing over $5.00, such as Shell Tex, .Sr.reon, and Gold. 1 am making this offer for tho dull season, and also to inform you that 1 give you an absolute guarantee of fit anil quality, that is, if not entirely satisfactory I refund your money. I not only i!o this hut save you from $8 to $10 on your glasses. All I ask is a trial. No case too difficult without a physical trouble; then an Occulist should lie consulted. I am l'Ol'"* a?non?r win fi ii/l v? < >i your i>utro:u:.ire and offer for it the best, fair ami legitimate business. J. K. DAWSEY j Optometrist The M c d a n W ill. TIm- M? ? 1 imi? wall, in mii- U'IU history, ajis n wall north of Itnhylon. extondnt: from the Tigris to the Euphrutea. milt ns n defense ?>f Babylonia. (i. Lloyd Fort! \V. Kenneth .^u^gs V OKI) Ac SI! Q (J S Attorr.eys-ut-Law Olliees in Buck Building CONWAY, s. e. ELICACIES 'elicacies call or 'phone 1Y GROCERY" kinds of fresh Fruits and Vegcill kinds of tlie best canned fruits. ly in preparing1 the meal. :avy Groceries Groceries is always complete, atvl in this iine at all times at a very al and fresh Peanut Butter?right )u. (tioc us a chance. & CO. ry Grocery' ICE BUILD KITH Kit ON BKACH 'AY, SKK US STANTON Contractors C. - s 1F.Y SERVE :e Cream IS HFUL ? RKKUESI1!N(; I J) IN INDIVIDUAL CARTONS. >WS THE SPOON" lie Beach :e cream I'HKRE BY 3 BROS.