The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 10, 1921, Image 7
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I CONWAY LIKELY
TO GET PLANT
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Breslauer, Lachicotte & Co.
j>.- Contemplate Canning Factory
Here.
| APPOINT COMWiTTTEE
TO VISIT COMPANY
Will Employ Labor and Make
Market for Vegetables
in This Section
There is ;i possibility that a canning
factory, operated by Messrs. Breslauer,
Lachicotte & Co., may be erected
at Conway. This firm lvis been in
the canning business for a number of
years and has established a ready
market for its goods. The plant
which they now operate is located at
Waverly Mills, S. C.
Under date of November 1 Messrs.
Breslauer, Lachicotte & Co. wrote the
following letter to Mayor L. D. Mag-rath
:
"We are lookintr around with n viow
of locating one 01* more canning factories
for the packing of vegetables,
preferably okra, tomatoes and sweet
potatoes. An enterprise of this kind
would employ a considerable amount
of labor, mostly women in preparing
and packing the vegetables in llm
factory; and farm 'ahor in producing
the necessary vegetables.
"We would like to know if your city
? would welcome an enterprise of this
kind and what inducements you have
to offer to secure same. We would
like to know if there is ample labor
t.<> handle both the factory and the
producing ends; if your farmers would
guarantee an acreage of vegetables
sufficient to support such an establishment;
if your business men and farmers
would take stock in the enterprise.
It will require about say ^0(1
to <100 acres to be planted in tomatoes
and 100 to lf>0 acres to be planted in
okra. Other lines of vegetables might
follow."
Mayor Magrath called the matter
to the attention of the Chamber of
Commerce and that organization decided
to send a committee to Waverly
Mills to confer wi*h the managers of
the plant there. The secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce has written
f a IVTnocMv Hrne.
Lilt: luiiuwiii^ icnni iw luvooi n? A/4V?7
leuer, Lachicotte & Co.:
"Your letter of November 1 addressed
to the Mayor of Conway hr
been referred to the Chamber of
Commerce foi' attention.
" \ matter of this sort, the locatior
c of a canning plant, involves so many
elet:?i!s that it would he impracticable
to review them in a letter. I will only
say that this community would welcome
a plant of the kind you propose
to erect and would lend it all reasonable
support.
"In order that we may properly
understand each other and as an evi
donee of our interest,, the Chamber ol
Commerce has appointed a committee
to confer with you in regard to the
project. This committee consisting
e>f Mr. W. O. Davis, Mr. J. E. Bryan
Mr. F. A. Burroughs, Mr. I). M. Bur
routrhs and Mayor L. D. Maicrath
will be at Waverly Mills e>n Wednes
elay, November (J, at about 10:30 foi
the purpose of an interview with you
At that time we may canvass the en
lire situation .and reach some kind ol
an understanding."
TOWN OBSERVES
A Dl\/ITQ^riff 17 I^jj \ V
/vivimoii* Dj isj\ *
Wo, the undersigned citizens o'
Oonwv.v, do MiO'oe 1o cb i e our busi
voy- bou os on November II, in honoi
of Armistice Day:
L. IT. Burroughs
D. N. Stanley
Conway Department J-'tore
C A. Colin
li. G. Cushman
.7 G. Woodv/nvd
Horry Hardware Company.
Spfvey Mercantile Company
Gents' Furnishing Company
('ox -1 .un:!'' ('i)',',pn,y
Five and Ten Cent Store
S. P. TLiwes
C. P. Eubank '
C-.r cy Barber Shop
Conw.iv Publisher Company (ex
con* no'.,:??sr,rv work.)
J. M. Marlows'
R. W. Lane & Co.
),. D. Williams
B. T. IIymr:n
One Price Shoe Store
Service Garage
K. II. Lewis
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
J. K. Nichols
J. K. Daw soy
J. W. Sparks
S. Schorr
Buck Motor Company
Dan Winstead
F. C. Todd
Conway National - Bank
A. M. Sutherland
r Conway Hardware Company
S. T. Sessions & Son
Grier Mercantile Company
!>) Spivey
Peoples National Bank
Goldfinch Dry Goods Company
Kingston Furniture C J lpany
Peoples Building & Loan Ass'n
The Burroughs Bank & Trust Com
pany
Cooper-Smith Company
E. S. Baker
A. T. Collins Company
W. B. Chestnut & Co.
v'^rm Implement Co.
The Quality Shop
Conway Motor Company
Johnson Garage
A. C. Williams
The Field.
LAND SHOWING h
A REDUCTION
Sheriff and Clerk Sell Various
Tracts at Court House
Door. t
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Last- Monday was legal salesday at 1
Conway. A number of tracts of land i
changed hands under the hammer I
under notices of sale published by the >
sheriff of the county and the clerk of S
the court. c
The lands sold brought remarkably j
lower price:- than one year ago and '
it is doubtless because some people ^
are short of cash or find it hard to s
borrow money with which to pay for c
land. It is temporarily down in price,
b'|< it is helievrd that before long it '
will go up again. 11
A tract of seventy acre* in Simp- n
son Creek township, the property of
.1. A. Twlftl' irnMt M.. n t
- . . w ?ii , r. . i burroughs
for the sum of $200.
Two lots in the town of I,oris, belonging
to the estate of W. K. Holt.,
deceased, went off to H. H. Wood- ^
ward, attorney, the store and dwelling
lot for .$900 and the vacant lot
on the corner at $300.
A small tract of eighteen acres, :
niore or less, known as the estate of 1
George F. Prince, deceased, in Simp- '
son Creek township, was knorked down J
to I. L. Holmes for the sui i of $805. ;
The Bell's Bay Plantation of C. B. 1
Dusenbury was sold at pi*.I ?1 ic auction *
, under foreclosure of five or six difTorj
ent. mortgages and brought as the f
highest bid between five end six thou- .
sand dollars and was purchased by ]
' H. H. Woodward, attorney, for one '
of his clients in the foreclosure case.
The farmers' warehouse lot with 1
Hie large wooden warehouse at Loris.
.S. C., was sold under the foreclosure !(
of a mortgage held by Farmers Bank '
' of that town and brought as Ihe high- 1
r?st bid the sum of $7..r?00 and this
bid was entered to II. II. Woodward, '
l attorney, who is said to represent the 1
Farmers Bank, and also perhaps some
other nni'tios u'hn i. j <
f - ' " ??V Ill VU1 t *,*> IASK !
This bid that 1he hank lias made, it. I
is intended, will he transferred to 1
others who will take tho property if
plans now in contemplation are ma- 1
lured. It i^ a valuable picce of prop- 1
erav and during the two years that 1
it has heen in operation handled its i
full share of the leaf tobacco raised
in tho I,oris section of tho county. <
This sale may result in tho formation
of a new company to operate the
warehouse another year.
Several other small tracts of land
in the county at different places
changed hands at comparatively low
! orices, but all of these were under 1
r the foreclosure of mortgages where
, the holders of the mortgages had to
r buy the Land in for self-protection. i
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: HYMAN'S RIG
; BREAD WINDOW
r
* The beautiful display of cakes and
* other products of the Ilyman bakery
C shown in the display window at Hy,
man's grocery store yesterday morn
ing brought many expressions of ad,
miration from passers-by.
The store really deserves credit for
this nice arrangement of the articles,
. both tasty and substantial, now being
- turned out in largo quantities at the
T bakery. The bakery is operated under
approved management and is a credit
not only to the owners of the bakery
but tho entire town should be proud
of tho establishment.
As the holiday season approaches
wo predict tlvt Hyman's will become
more and more popular as a place
where that kind of shopping will be
done in the line of the many good
\\ngs tliev are producing for the
" table.
rtnbitw.'l ^onstIpatlon Cured
iii -j vo ?.) Days
'LAX.-vOS "W' i'H PT.r 5V" is a speciallypre.pnrei
1 SyrupTonie-!. .xat:1 :or Habitual
Constipation. It roli-' pr ;nptly bu'
should be taker, reeulavlv* >r \ \ t.) 2 \ dayi>
to induce regular action, k Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant *c Take. UUc
ji bottle.
j" ~ vin:wr ? t. ^
r
twkta * ' lu W >ia ,
] At the Sai
1 !ic good housewives ar
i rounds ol the stores .n ord
! sells the best groceries at tl
ou will just watch oui
toniers. 1 hey have made
again. Doesn't that tell y
We wish to emphasize tl
Their purity insures you of
is no chance to spoil or o
serving a poor food when y
a mnnl frAm 11c Cr
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I your order.
| R. W. LAP
pj The Sanitar
THE HORRY HERALD, CONS
BUSINESS MEN
CLOSED DOORS
Two business places in Conway
losed their doors last Tuesday morn*
ng under chattel mortgages held
>y A. T. Collins Company. One of
he places was the store of Parker
fe Thomas, located in the rear of
^ew York Cafe, while the other'.went
inder the firm name of The City
Market and was run for several
'ears by C. B. Edwards. The'mortgages
under which these places were
losed were executed some time ago
or debts due the wholesale house.
?ime had^been extended for payment
these mortgage debts without reult
and hence the forcclosuie proeed
ings.
James A. Lewis, sheriff of /Horry
ounty, is acting as nwiit o V the
nortgagee in both of these matters
nd he now hfta thn nvonprfv r?f
laces under lock and key.
SALE UNDKR MORTGAGE
Under and by virtue of th.it- certain
battel mortgage executed and deivered
by VV. I. Parker a: d -T. S
Phonias, co-partners trading under the
lame mid style of Parker & Thomas,
.0 A. T. Collins Company and rVited
Finio 2nd A. D. 1921; 1^ have sei7A?d
md taken and will sell at public auc tion
at the store of said Parker &
rhomas at eleven (11) o'clock in the
'orenoon n the 25th dav of November
D. 1021;
All and singular, all of the stock of
?ooHs, wares and merchandise of
*vory description contained and being
in said store in the town of Conway,
ocated on the northward side of Third
Vvenue and also the certain safe
narked Parker Brothers, one gasoline
? oil tank, four show cases, one kerosene
or oil tank and one Computing
Scale made by Computing Scale Company
of Dayton, Ohio, and together
%vith all other store furniture, equipment,
tools, appliances and fixtures
used in said business at any place
whatever, or in connection with the
same or any part thereof, and together
with all additions or accretions
at any time made to the said
tore or other property above described
in the course of business or
Ivirln rw li r>i"wi nrlflort r?V llSO<l
therein or in connection with the same
in any way whatsoever.
Terms of sale cash before delivery
[)f articles sold.
J. A. LEWIS,
11-10-tf A Kent of Mortgagee.
Dated November 9, 1921.
SALE UNDER MORTGAGE
Under and by virtue or that certain i
>i'l of sale dated March 21, 1921,
made by City Market by C. B. Ed-j
wards to Peoples National Bank and
transferred to A. T. Collins Company;
and by virtue of that certain other
!>ill of sale dated August 11, 1921,
from City Market to A. T. Collins
Company, both of said bills of sale
being chattel mortgages covering the
property below described; I have
seized and taken .and will sell at public
auction at the store of said City
Market at eleven (11) o'clock in the
forenoon on the 2.r>th day of November
A. D. 1921, at public auction:
All and singular the entire stock of
merchandise of the said City Market
consisting of groceries, meats, canned
Q-oods and all other wares; also .all
hides, consisting of at least four thousand
(4,000) pounds, also all furniture
and fixtures together with all additions
and accretions at anytime made
sin."e the date of said mortgages; also
including the refriger.ator, scales, cash
register, McOaskey register and all
other fixtures.
Terms or sale cash .before delivery
of goods sold.
11-10-tf J. A. LEWIS,
Agent of Mortgagee.
Dated November 9, 1921.
TRESPASS NOTICE;
All persons are hereby forbiden t
enter or trespass in any manner, o
interfere with, or cutting* or remov
ing any of the timl or, bru '.i o;
. traw, on my lands in Floyd'* Town
hip. Horry County, State of S ut
Carolina, under pain of 'Kf p^n .Liprovided
by law in such case
i0;27 4t ' J. H. HILL.
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roceries p|
ms Price jj
f]
h
e wise. They make the
ler to locate the one that itf
ic lowest prices.
large list oi steady cus- :
the rounds and are back ^
ou the whole story,
he quality of our goods. ?
the best results. There
therwise ruin a meal by J
rou are buying everything ?
>me to see us or phone us i
ax. co. I
>y Grocery. H
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VA.Y, S. C? NOV 10, 1921
YOU
\re axc<l to a soshul that us wimmin ,
folks Are given Monday evening* November
14 at eijrht o'clock. I
If cnnyboddy won't want to kum
they can send us a number iust the
same. Proceeds for school milk fund.'
RULFS AND 1MCGUI.ASHUNS
1. Every womun who kums
must ware a kalico dress and
apurn, and leave her poodu! dog
at hoivo or pay a finr ov 3 scnts.
2. The men must ware their
evry clay close and cullerd shurt.
IS^cv ;vent with a bi'.ed shurt and
dude coller with be aloud unless
he pavs a fine ov .'5 cents.
3. Kompetent Kommitty will
interdose strangers and look after
the money matters, ^int) call the
square dance.
Refreshments wil b surved?cake
and lc* n.ly for sale; Kcnts bring
yur frals!
FINES FOR WIMMIN?No apurn.
1 sent: white anurn. 2 sents!
wool dross, 3 sents; Finger wring,
2 scuts; Gold fraim glasses, 2
sents; hat with flours, 2 sents;
frizzled hare, 1 sent; Dlmund earwrings,
5 sents; ornimentle hare
pin, 1 sent; corsige bokay, 5 sents
Brest pin, 1 sent; kid gluvs, 2
sents; snbunnit aloud.
FINES FOR MEN ? Blackt
butes or shuse, 1 sent; Patten
le1 her shuse. 2 cents: creased
trowsirs, 3 sents; oiled hare, 1
sent; wacksed mustash, 1 sent;
si gars in pocket?each 1 sent;
Biled shurt, 3 sents; Chuin gum,
1 sent; perfume, 2 sents; stove
pipe hat, 5 sents; watch, not
Waterberrv, 3 sents.
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TESTED AND PROVEN
Thorp is a Heap of Solace in Being
Able to Dotvnd TTpon a WellEarned
Reputation.
For months Conway readers have
seen the constant expression of pr.aiso
for Doan's Kidnev Pills, and r^ad
about the good work they havo done
in this locality. What other remedy
ever produced such convincing proof
of merit?
John Holt, ex-county treasurer.
Conway, says: "My system was run
down and there were pains in my
back. 1 was so sore and lame 1
couldn't bend and the kidney secretions
passed too frequently. 1 *>-ot
Doan's Kidney Pills at the Norton
Drug Co. and one box relieved me."
Price fiOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidncv reinedv?eot
t/) i ^... . 1
asucui js i\i?noy i'nis?tlio same that
Mr. Holt had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., BulTalo, N. Y.?Advertisement.
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HORRY GANG
IS VISITED
Report
of Official Visit Made
August 13th by Mr.
Brearsley.
The condition of the Horry county
chain gang is far above that of the
average for the state. The attention
t ' ^ MOr V; v
satisfactory. The disposal of the
sewage is excellent. The bedding had
? e- a ;>s , reuuem v .:s u
necessary to keep chain gang bedding
in proper condition. Th^ mattresses
will last longer and will become less
soiled if they were protected with ;
washable and removable cover ma le
,of canv,is or denim.
Some of the other needs of this
camp are curtains for the cage, incomplete
separation of the whites and
negroes and the addition of fresh
meat once a week and green vegetables
as often as possible in order
to provide a more healthful, balanced
ration. H. C. Brearley, assistant secretary.
The work of any man or company
that shows skill and as meeting the
needs of the people with promptness
and efficiency is the kind that endures
and brings more to be done.
HARRELSON & HARRELSON
Attorneys-at-Law
Practice both in the State and
Federal Courts.
MULLLNS, - - - - S. C.
DR. G. I. LEWIS
Dental Surgeon
Office Over Norton Drug Compar.v
CONWAY, S. C.
Dr. J. D. THOMAS
Physician and Surgeon
LOKIS, S. C.
MARION A. WRIGHT
Attorney-at-Law
Oflices Spivoy Building
CONWAY, S. C.
F. J. SULLIVAN & CO.
Certified Public Accountants (Ut.)
Telephone So. 700.
Murchison Hank Rid p.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
S. C. DUSENBURY
Attorney-at-Law
Spivey Building
CONWAY, S. C.
J. I. ALLEN, JR.
Attorney-at-Law
OlTice in Bank of Loris Bldg.
LORIS, S . C.
Maarath. Man
Conway, S. C.
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Fidelity
County
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Goverrr
Bonds
zc Can Be Secure
to Us.
'er Conway Nation
i'QUALITY-FOOD"
It's not volume, but quality
in diet that aids healthful
growth.
Scoffs Emulsion
is a quality-food that a.
many need to help tide
over times of weak- ]Hlr
necs. It's rich in the
prccious vi'amznes.
AT /NL'- DRUG &TORE3
PRICII, ?1'.30 and GOc.
Scotl <Sc !io*y 'ir.!oi>ii(ie!(], N. J?
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K.H "IS
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ORDER FLUES NOW
IN TIME
Have the tobacco flues when the
next season's crop is ready to cure.
Order them now and tell us when they
are to be ready for delivery.
General Repairing
Hr!ng us anything that you have in
need of general repairs. Wo will do
the work in the right way, in the
right time, and for the right price.
MILTON PITMAN
Conway Iron Works. tf
H. 11. WOODWARD
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
CONWAY. S. C.
R. U. SCARBOROUGH
Attorney at Law
CONWAY, S. G,
T. H. LEWIS
Attornev and Counsellor at Law
CONWAY, S. C.
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FO RD & S U GGS
Attorneys-at-Law
Offices in Buck Building
CONWAY, S. C.
WILLIAM EUGENE KING
Physician and Surgeon
AYNOR, S. C.
D. A. SPIVEY & CO.
W. B. King, Secty.
BONDS AND INSURANCE.
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Peoples National Bank Building.
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