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% ? ' . < _ . ,_il I " Lf?c<al and A. B. Garret) ami. family left here by automobile the last of last week, > to spend i a weak at Hendersonville, the former home of Mr. Garren. t ? * * 1 .It was statefi Hi ere last week that * the hotel at M^vrtie Beach will close c on September Sth, Cor the season of j 1921. The hnial lias evidently had v a bigger sucoohs .than ever this year ^ as ".to number ?of quests entertained. c E. M. Graham, of Aynor, spent some time in 'Conway on business last week. ? ? * * * ? j M. B. Thompson, of Wampee, was among the country merchants visiting Conway on business last week. * m * + With the 'coining of the boll wee ^ vils tobacco comes in as the main money crop t>f the Horry farmers They had as well learn how to pro- j duce a fine grade of the leaf and leave cotton off more and more. Th,N only way that any cotton can be , raised in this connty within thr next few years will he to got it in tho - uiui soon unci get it matured i in June. A. L). Brown was in town on busi- f ness last week. I * * :V * * f W. H. VYinburn and B. E. Session ( are locating a ground mill at tli<. edge of the hill just out of Conway on the edge of )the Melson est at j lands for the purpose of cutting body of timber ywned by the Conwa. Lumber Company there. The mi: ' will likely be there for seven) months .jmd until this timber ha been cut into lumber and removed. ***** Magistrate Ben L. Carter was here from Daisy last week. Ho spent several hours here in the forenoon and returned to his home in tin country in the afternoon. ? * * * * Rome improvements have recentb* been completed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. McQueen Quattlebaum on "Laurel Str**?i. John T. Shelly was here from Aynor recently. K * * * * The Conway Publishing Company is the representative of the GlobeWernicke Companv, in the sale of all of their various office eouioment and appliances, including Globe filinir safes, steel and wodden office cabinets and supplies for these. * # * * * The good road that runs from Conway to Marion is rasulting in an \ increased travel i between these twe ) points. The travel will continue to increase so long as the good road i. kept up. ***** Where there is a constant wrangle between schcol trustor-; ;?n^' *M.rop there can be very little done in ad vancing the cause of educa ion; fo: such disputes usually result ii stopping the school sooner or later It plight not to be allowed, for then is no use in having a board of trus- ' tees if they arc not to be allowed te ' exercise iheir duties in their discretion in controlling end running the , schools in their district. * * * * #> CI. A. Wets was amonp the farm ers spending some of his t:me here on business duriw Inst week. * * t * * W. I,. Prince was in this section recently. * * * * * li. P. Todd was anonjr the farmer; in town one day last week. V >.? * * Dr. H. H. Burroughs, as State health officer for this county, has been very active since his selection for the place, in looking over possible sources of disease at various points in this vicinity. * * * * A string band composed of colored performers played on the street here several days last week in the afternoon. They usually had a crowd to listen at the music they produced. * * * * * Last week the Horry County jail bad eleven prisoners confined there awaiting the next term of the court of General Sessions. This is more than tho usual number at this season of the year. ***** Rural Policeman, V. D. Johnson returned from 'Galivants Ferry township one flay last week with severals jugs, kegs and bottles all containing varying grades of monkey rum. He had gathered all of these in ion one raid in the bays and swamps of that section. It was all of a very low grade as to alcohol content, apparently having been rushed through the stills in haste. * * * * i* Get legal blanks Vat the Herald office. We have a general assortment and they ore very complete for the needs of this section of the State. Give us a trial on any special blank you may happen to want.?Adv. There was not as much tobacco sold as last vear probably-- because there was not as much raised, while > the leverage price received for, the weed was far below the average of', last year. * * * * * It appears that the marVets of. this county had fewer buyers than j heretofore, and this fp^t no doubt had a tendency agrirst the sale of the cron this year, causing some nf the planters to firo to other markets tn m?W? <ml*?s o^ t>?^r cron. An fort will be made to prevent this another season. - , j * ? * * i PO*? rcynTAVnP.?Good automobHe for piece of f<>**m report v. Anply at oik?e to A. E. Gold/inch, Con>vay, H. 0.? Advertisement It. t ' Ll 1 1 ft visi Fepsonel || enc< C ? ??? to < Filing devices made by the Globe- ^liJ Vernicke Company are as {rood as an be obtained in this country. The son ierald does not try to carry a com* >lete stock of their goods in the q hop, but it has an assortment ot' er.j utalogues and any customer can seect the kind and number of cabinets ft vanted and get them here very vjsi promptly. Later on the Herald will tur larry a stock of these goods.?Adverisement. is i E. L. tfuffkin, of Green Sea, wa* unong those who visited Conway j: ast week on business. ed * ? ? * ?a Watermelons have gone to waste m some parts of the county this year >wing to the lack of shipping facili- v;s: ,ies for them. v.ov * * * * # Tobacco badly handled is worse t\ ;han nothing as a money crop. ]Vli< * * * K j . Clot legal blanks and other office ^ supplies at the Herald office. * + % * * ^ W. B. Chestnut hrts started ooora ir?; ,ions for the erection of three new. ^js( :ottages on his bi'iH'ntr loH" in the j southern part of Conway. Mr. Pow-i *11 1... ll,. i i. * f L..!l I! I ii i ui> tut1 Luiuraci i or i>i'.! itl liiji -j hose houses which will he leased to jj. enants as soon as they are furnish;d. ? ^ * * * * A blind singer was on the streets fa lere last week. ***<!* UK Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bryan have' ra >een spending several weeks at the E| )each. p * * l1! <t * LOST?One hound puppty, black, *9 an legs. about. 7 months old. Re- ij ward if returned to Dock Lewis. Conway, R. F. D. No. 1. 2tl. jS ***** 5* fi(>6 quickly relieves Constipation. D Billiousness. Loss o4* Appetite and 8 Headache, due to Torpid Liver.?adv. * * * K- * Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore, Messrs. Mack, Grover and Grady Moore spent the first of the week in Columbia. They made the trip through the coun try, and were accompanied by S. W. Washington, of the Conway PostofHce, who will spend some time at Vugusta, Ga., and other points before returning to the city. * * * ' * * J. L. Allen was among those who visited Conway last week. * * * :fc * Gentleness Always Best. W Oentloin'ss is fnr innro successful In jgj all Its riiierpriM*> Hum violence: In- jr ;< (?<! V'!lili>nri' 11 V h-IKIi'iitnu ifQ ivn purpose, w*I?i 1 ? u?'titlmu!ss scores* y over fail>? - l.orlu*. gg Havi Their Ei Into The Bi And enable everybc ing apparel for sch( I seven years. Come being replenished w All the stock c ficed regardless of tl ers each day surprise The Goldf CAS ^ ~ ^ v; The King BIG REMODELINC ^ > V ' > * t t ' i\ 9% "HE HORRY HKRAT.P. 001 Irs. Robert Harllee, who has beer ting Mrs. McQueen Quattlebaum returned to her home at Flore. * * * 'haprnan Thompson, has returnee Columbia to resume his studies at lughon's Business College, aftei tiding several days here with his ents, Capt. and Mrs. A. L. Thomj / \ : v i * * ? 9 !ar Shorts* just arrived. See Coop Smith Col?Advertisement. * liss Alyce Byirum. who has beei ting Miss Blanche Taylor, has re ned to her home at Sumter. * * * * * liss Bessie Burbage, of Florence visiting relatives in the city. * * * * lip shipment of Sugar just arriv See us quick. Cooper-Smith Co advertisement. * * * * * /liss Mabel Norton, who has beei itinir at Mullins, has returne' ne. '* * * * /liss Sarah Jones, of Mullins, am ss Flora Bethea, of Latta, are vis ig at the residence of Mr. and Mrs R. Smith. ***** }ar corn and feed Oats just re vpd. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adver ?ment. * * * * r. Percy "Britt ,of Greenville, i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. \\ Britt. At Our N (Next to We betf to announce to our I received a bran Fall D They come in up-to-date sty I to visit us at our new home, whetl THE QUAI "The La, P. S.?Brand new shipments arriv Wear. EJtBBBBBBSEIMZaHBBWHMHBMMBWH s Decided to itire Stocl 'urchases ig Gash Ri >dy to supply the home wi )ol and home use at the lc on and get what you need ith these new Tail supplies )f Spring and Summer Gc le cost. Values shown on : everybody. if y?ur dc them g( inch Dry < >H ROUSING SALE And ston Furn ? SALE of ail kinds hou rock bottom prices. < WAY, S. P., SEPT. 1, 1921. i Messrs. Marion and John Hornik, , of Charleston, are visiting Charles Epps. i ***** Jelly Glasses at the 5 & 10c Store. 1 ?Advertisement. t * * a * * r Car Salt just received. CooperSmith Co.?Advertisement. ? ***** 1 Hon. A. D. Jackson- spent one day here last week, and was the guest of friends while in town. ***** J. W. Joyner of the firm of J. W. Joyner and >Co., spent some time in 1 Conway last week on business. They are successors' to Tabor Supply Company that went into the hands of receivers several months ago. i ***** John Hill, merchant and farmer of Floyds township, was in Conway on last Monday. * * * * * Dr. J. C. Atkinson recently re^ turned from a short vacation spent i with relatives and friends in Georgia. * * * * * Auty Baldwin of Tabor, N. C., was , i 11 rnMwjiv ^hc first of this week with H. C. Jones also of Tabor. \V. E. Graham of Aynor was in Conway on business at a late hour last Sat.'.!vdjp' 'H'ternoon. " TOBACCO GROWERS s The Mucins tobacco market will r. close on Fridav, Seutor ber 1Mb 1 NEAL & DIXON BROS. v ^ lew Home I Postoffice) | 'riends and customers that we have (1 new shipment of resses es and best quality. We invite you tier vou buy or not. LITY SHOP dies' Store 9 e every week in Ladies' Ready-to- j Wi I I H? 11?HKl ?HWIII ? mmsmmMmmwwMmmmsBBM* i Boys Put k o? Fall J ! > t I I lircinor \m I V'WBW th all kinds of wearjwest prices seen in while the big stock is j i i iods are being sac lithe remnant countrclav, Sept. 3, will be an?g "Dollar Day." March >1 lars right around and see > a lone wav af u ?J ? Goods Co. > . / *** *'y-'v 'ji- a iture Co. sehold goods at * . > E. C. Watts of Tabor, N. C., spent 1 some time here recently on business. J % ? There is a report that the Ancient Free Masons will purchase a lot and erect a three story building. If the plans are carried out the blue lodge will occupy the second t floor while the third story will be v occupied by the Royal Arch Chap- v ter. f t B. L. Lewis was here last week. s * * m * * S K. M. Johnson was in Conway on s business last week. s ' * c (.1 H. Cartrette paid Conway a call v last week. 1 ***** t C. H. Snowden was here one day t recently on business. V ?- * W. H. Moore went to Marion the first of this week. ***** Car Fulghrum seed Oats to arrive t this week. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adver ] ti semen t. < * ? * * * G. W. Harris, of R. F. D. No. I, was ( tin Conway one day the latter part of . la<?t week. . * * * * CHILDREN'S DAY : | There will bp a Children's Day-ex- ( > ercise at New Home Baptist Church Saturday before the second Sunday ! in October. 1 A hearty welcome extended to all. N. J. Stevens, Superintendent. < IW elcome Sand Mour Wo welcome you back to our t< J ing our long list of customers when GROC] Our stock is always complete a fc in "Good Eats." II Fresh Peanut Butter, right fn ! [ Meal. : l R. W. LA! pj , "The Sanita \ I A NEW DAY HAS D i j {ll'l > 1 ! ill i\ js 0 flavor, with a minimum of efVort i jLjfl The many savings possible by the I 9 combined with the now comparath J in^, mean kitchen economy. B These are positive, demonstrable I 1 Qualllebaum Ligi 1 bm We wil HORRY DR nry first and third 5 We Wil NYE'S DRUG S \iesday's, August 2, We Wil DR. S. J. ROGERS' dnesday's, August ' A. WOODI .Eyesight i % 50LL WEEVILS BLOWN OUT From Myrtle Beach came a strange ale last week of armies of the boU weevil blown out to sea by the high vinds of Thursday and Friday beore. Afterwards, it is claimed that he insects were washed back to the* trand by the waves and on the* and formed a dark colored line at . ome places. According to this tory the insects were quite numerals in that community before the* vinds blew them away. We will' et others, who know more about it han we do, vouch for the truth ot his story. o? TRESPASS NOTICE I hereby forbid any entry or tresmss, and all hunting or fisking on he lands in my charge in Galivantx ?erry township, Horry County and State of South Carolina; except ou he three acres rented out by me,, m which three acres the renter may father his crop, but must not trespass on any of the rest of said iands n my charge: Said lands are houndMi by lands of M. T. Floyd on one side and lands of P. A. Gerrald on >ne side. All violations of iij; notice will ie presented to the 'VH extent of cnc pen:i?ty 01 ino law . _ hated August 80th. 1921. I.. L. Stephens. *'l!21-4t pd. J V. Seashore. itain Folk own, and will appreciate you join- [f ' you need anything in Ff ERIES 1 nd we carry everything obtainable | I 1 * :>m (ho machine, also home-made I M SFE 8c CO.! ! r ! I ry Grocery"- R iExaraz^TT! i* mmoKWstmjKxmmmmxwwi?:-*: ? AWN ED for WOMEN | The Westinghouse Automatic I hied ric Range is solving many B of the household problems that S have always confronted her. I ! lie question of obtaining ser- 5 vants is no more a worry be- | I ino almost, human intclli j j^oiice of the automatic temper- B 7/ature control, permits her to H jg& take part in and enjoy the many S Jfti new and broadening outside in- R I fluences, yet at the same time If 'j K'ives her a silent electric ser- B ^ Automatic Cooking means house I \\ hold efficiency?it means cook ^ inji food with a more delicious B md without constant supervision. S use of an automatic electric range, u rely low cost of electricity for cook- K "acts; ask us for a demonstration. j* ri/ & Ice Company 1 I 1 be at I UG STORE londay of each month. ;B 1 be at I STORE, LOTUS I 10, 30, September 6. 1 1 be at I OFFICE, AYNOK I, 17, 31 September 7. I 5UFF, G. Opt. I specialist I v 4