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BARBER,
SERVICE
Means more to the busy ? v:r?
than he realizes. Time lost in
a barber shop if it is more t-lvin
is necessary to give good service,
is a distinct loss to a man
I who is busy and in a hurry.
v ti > vu i v. iiiv^i11i v.;: 1: t;nvt
do the very best that we c.'n
for you. V/e strive to pive you
the best of service in the shortest
possible time under the circumstances.
11-3-21-41
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1 Causey Brothers
FEEBLE BLOOD
WORKS HAVOC
Glide's Pepto-Man gun M;?kes Red
Blood; Liquid and Tablet
Form
When blood becomes thin and weak
it is due to a falling off in the number
of red blood cells. It is easily
recognized by pallid skin or a blemished
complexion, loss of appetite or
unnatural irritnhilitv ?nd n ?nn<ntirm
of weakness. It is not dangerous at
first. In fact, many people scarcely
notice it and go on for days, thinking
they will be better the next day.
The grout danger is in the possibility
of becoming seriously ill from disease,
which can work havoc in a body
that lacks the endurance and resistance
in rich, red blood.
Taken in time and steadily ,a few
bottles of Gude's Pepto-Mangan are a
great help. It improves the quality
of the blood by adding red blood cells.
They check the weakness, improve the
appetite and clear the complexion.
You can get Gude's Pepto-Mangan
in liquid and tablet form at your druggist's.
Get the genuine with the
name "Gude's Pepto-Mangan" on the
fuckage. Advertisement.
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FURMAN UNIVERSITY
Greenville, S. C.?The passing
through Greenville last Thursday
afternoon of the "Georgia Tech
Special" a luxurious Pullman
train of thirteen cars bearing the
"Golden Tornado" 'and a host of
"rooters" from several southern
states to New York city, where
Georgia Tech's eleven battled Penn
State on the Polo grounds Saturday
was greeted by several hundred enthusiastic
Greenville fans and the
entire student body of Furman University.
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During /-the fifteen minutes the
train paused at the Greenville staf
ABMERS' GUIDE FRE[
Written by Dr. J. W. Buchanan,
Into of the U. S. Department of Agriculture
and Professor of Veterinary
Scicnce at Clemson College, Remarkable
book on treatment of disorders,
accidents and diseases of
horses, mules, cattle and hogs. There
is a huge demand for the valuable
information contained in this book.
I Over .10,000 copies have been distributed
among tanners. For a limited
time, as long as our supply lasts,
we will supply every farmer or live
stock man with a free copy of this
book. Write today for your copy.
It'AKULINil JICH.MKIJIISS tO,
Homo of $aro"Yex Remedies i .
Dept. l'::ion, S. C. r
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We are stockec
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Just received,
half on shoes <
a pair and be c
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JJ PEOPLE MUST Fl
UNDER]
I Suggested Program by Di
In South Carolina
Con
(Continued I
Fourth. Early planting of appro
cod. The farmer should save at ]
:\?;p i.> joiner to plant. He shoulc
In 'ho lower half of tho state and b
=tato, reserving a bushel per acre,
wlantin-j: he should plant over not 1
*r Aoril 20 in the upp?r half. If 1
stands are usually secured from ex
is 1!iat under boll weevil conditions
"hi i"v i-u'iiuNi puuuings. n siar
\*:rlv si ape the land intended for cot
Fifth. Cotton should be left thi
vary with the height of the nature
not being' loo close as a minimum an<
Sixth. The question of poisoning
mental state, but your committee
arsenate is valuable, especially if don<
conditions Heavy damage from pla
arsenate early last August makes i
applied at that titne. The weevils
in the early stapes and as soon as pu
l?e picked up twice per week until m
vat-ion at all times should be employ
last as open to insure a high grad
planted than can be properly handl
by the labor on the farm, for it is t
let the boll weevil eat it up for lack
in the fields for lack of picking force
The experience of many of our be
conducted under the auspices of the
absolutely essential in almost all sc
acre of acid phosphate under cotton,
varied much, either above or belov
profitable.
Everywhere it must be insisted on
raise an abundant supply of food a
be properly conserved. The man v
smokehouse full of meat and molasse
in a storage house and a garden fu
business by the boll weevil or any o
Storage houses for keeping sweet
structed as this is one of the greater
farmer can raise.
SPECIAL SI
(1) For Lower Coastal Plain. Witl
ful whether cotton can be profitabl;
except during very dry summers folio
ed at all the acreage should be smal
vkith extra early approved varieties i
used. In this section the main reliai
to graze the larger cut-over areas a
corn and velvet beans for winter food
truck crops, sweet potatoes and in sc
stock, be the main reliance of the far
and beef can be as cheaply raised i
rv.kintrv n>j linire qui! c:i I
grazing the entire year.
(Continued
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tion a constant bedlam of yells from
the Furman contingent rent the
air, while admiring ladies, gentlemen
and children 01 Greenville
heaped elaborate floral creations
upon the north-bound members oi
the famous football machine. Judy
Harlan, captain of the "Golden
i'ornado" was presented by the
Furman student ibody with an immense
floral design, in the shapt
of a horseshoe, with the word
"VICTORY" set in gold letters
across it, and the whole entwined
with a wealth )of silk ribbons making
up the Furman and Tech colors.
Tech's band dismounted at the station
and rendered a number of
selections, while newspaper photographers
milled jabout in the throng
and from points of vantage above
the heads of the crowd took snapshots
of the love feast of Georgia
Tech pigskin warriors and Purple
Hurricane supporters.
A Greenville man wlm lino+v>
?. t?\/ WM1UVU till/
Tech Special here wired back from
Charlotte to the student body of
Furman as follows: "Fui-man ovation
to Tech made (bip: hit. Everyone
on train singing Furamn's
praises. It was one of the best
jobs we ever put over for Furman.
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NEEDING HOMES
All over this country the people are
For this reason we should encourage
building.
in need of more homes to live in.
ET ME
And Buy IV
1 nn rrnnrl cfanla *
?? v *4 ^vrvfVt tJ V M 1
our mc
1000 pairs of tl
during the declini
convinced.
pace For Sepcial
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THE HORRY HERALD, CO:
GHT ~
BOLL WEEVIL RULE
stinguished Men for Farming
Under Boll Weevil
ditions.
from last week.)
ved varieties of cotton with plenty of
lerst bushels of gfood seed for each
1 plant At least 2 busheta before April* 1
efore April 10 in the upper half of the
If a stand is not secured by the first,
later than April 10 in the lower half,
arpje quantities of seed .ire used, good
tra early planting and the experience
; the greatest crops are always made
,Ac i ' -- '
I.' t4.v iuu ?cci'itxi ,*u a comparatively
ton should be put into other crops.
ck in the drill. This distance should
il growth of the. plant, 3 or 4 inches |
1 8 or 10 inches as a maximum.
for boll weevil is still in the experibelieves
tluit poisoning with calcium
j at the proper time and under favorable
int lice following dusting with calcium
is doubtful as to this treatment when
should also be picked from the plant
nctured squares are noticed they should
id-summer. Rapid and thorough en It i ed
and the crop should be gathered as
e. In no case should more cotton be
ed at all stages and promptly picked
he height of folly to plant a crop and
of attention or allow it to become blue
;st farmers and numerous experiments
experiment stations prove that it is
ctions to use around 300 pounds per
In most cases if the amounts applied
z this standard, the crops were less
that the individual farmer and tenant
nd feed and that this food and feed
/ith a crib full of corn and hay, a
s, a hundred bushels of sweet potatoes
11 of vegetables cannot be put out of
ther pest.
potatoes should be everywhere const
crops we Ivive and one which every
JGGESTIONS
liin fifty miles of the coast it is doubty
raised under boll .weevil conditions
wing unusually cold winters. If plant1,
planting should be done extra early
und only the quickest acting fertilizer
nee of the farmers must be live stock
,nd a large area should be planted to
. Peanuts, winter and spring growing
>me sections molons must, besides live
mers of the lower coastal plain. Pork
in this area as in any section of the
t be carried on pasture or field crop
next week.)
BIG COMPANIES
RAISING SEEDS
Seeds are more important to the
planters of this section than some of
them realize. Some of us have not
known it, but there are two reliable
md successful concerns located in*
Florence, S. C., now shipping seeds
;o many states.
The Florence Times in its issue of
October 21) has the following to say
of these two enterprising and success- 1
ful companies:
"The two biccest. and mnst\ imnnr. .
tant breeders of this section are the ]
Carolina Seed Company and Youngs'
Pedigreed Seed Company. One of 'j
?VkMx '
#To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES* HEALING HONEY, a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
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 be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Group.
The healing effect of Hayes' Healing Honey innlde
the throat combined with the healing effact of
Grove's O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores of
the skin soon stops a cough.
Both remedies are packed in one cartoo and the
cost of the combined treatment is 35c.?
<*Just ask your druggist for HAYES'
I HEALING HONEY.
AT TH
lerchandise Bougl
Advance in
1. < -
nercnanaise ana \
jrchandise before
nose famous GOE
e. Known the wo
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Keep the fain
Many well-lighted pr
house are not only 11
able but unsafe as v
a cold, raw wind is
outside. Gold drafts
somehow. But you
them into warm one
Perfection Oil 1 [cute
There ure some corners ti
can't seem to warm up v?ii
ulur coul beater A Pcrfec
n unu save running t!?0
hours at a time.
Too aiuch heat is almost as
STAN]
PERU
licse companies recently shipped prac
tically a trainload of cotton seed U
'tie Uussion government, which is ex
lerimenting at growing cotton. The
?ther one has shipped great quantities
>i specially bred seed into practically
very cotton growing section of the
United States?even way down into
southwest Texas, as well as other
points beyond the Mississippi River.
Their shipments would combine trainloads
of Florence, grown seeds chiefly
cotton."
FURMAN UNIVERSITY
Greenville, S. C.?Dedication of
Furman University's handsome nesv
refectory will take place at 5 o'
flock on the afternoon of Thursday
December 8, according to an announcement
by President W. J. McGlothlin
of Furman. The exercise.have
been timed to take place during
the annual session of the South
Carolina State Baptist Convention
Hich meets in Greenville December
G-9.
The dedicatory address will be deivered
by the Ilev. Dr. T. C. Skinner,
pastor of the First Baptist church oi
Columbia. Other brief addresses
will he made by representatives of
the university and the building committee,
which consists of the following
Greenville business men: A.
P. McKissick, 13. E. Geer and A. G.
Furman.
Splendid progress had been made
by the contractors in recent weeks
toward finishing up the exterior of
the refectory. The heavy stone
columns which will grace the front
of the Structure are now being hoistE
BUS>
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Our Prices.
vill make it real ir
making your pun
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Weak Circulai
ir/to windows warm and .
irts of flic enough. Keep llic chi!! out <
ncomiort- witli ym,r. txHll!ar ,lCBli"*
then suppiy the rooms yo
ell Wild! with lbs cheery warmth ol
blowing Perfection.
<j<) ;4et in, The Perfection is remark ub
Ci*.n turn durrvoik-. r?.t tj'istwhoretfi
x-/!fU ?i wfi rs It. >f bur.>s for ohou
-v) > \ 1 I A I iA . , . . r. #
^ with si k;ii?:c ithmg.
F.rotunn'/.o v ? co-jl tliis yei
iat you just more keros'.M/C for hunting,
til yollr rci:- A S'.'?:n :?y >U ?s oul)
tion will do wlu.t it w...s t your it go.
furnacc for A i
i i:: i ri. v* urv , OOll.S
ami d n,. r.racni stores seli i
s hiul ns not tion 1 L-istcr.
DAUD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
1 ION (
ed into place. The building will be
. omplete in every detail, providing
commodious dining room space,
ample kitchen room, large storage
facilities and an up to date refrigerator
plant. \
SELLING COATS,
PAYS LICENSE
(Daily Record)
C. E. Brown, a young white man
who was charged with violating the
licenses ordinance in the city court a
few days ago, was discharged by the
recorder, but he will pay a license of
$25 if he decides to cor^inue soliciting
orders for raincoats. >
Thai police department corresponded
with the house manufacturing the rain
coats Brown was taking orders for
and the last telegrams substantiated
the claims that Brown was the authorl
ized agent for the company, although
it was said by Brown's attorney that
there was some confusion and misInformation
about the young man in
earlier telepn.ms from the house.
Rrown was represented by Boigian &
Peeples, the former appearing for the
young man, who stated on Tuesday
morning that his investigation disclosed
that Brown w,as legitimately
employed by the company.
(This is the C. E. Brown wV? n WQ c
engaged last year as a dm# clerk at
the store oT Norton Drug; Company.?
Ed,)
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For good printing that will ploase
\ou leave tho order at the Herald
shop.?Advertisement.
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chases.
only factory to c
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OILCOMIANY I
Ask your dealer I
i ' ~1? about the I'cr/ection
OH If eater Contest?
$5,000,00 in prises.
safe
ji tho house
dcvioc and
n use most
11 lilowirid
ly lijjht Hnd
r-.imimothcr
t ten hours
ir by using
J he price of
' i:!)OUv iiulf
efurnishing
the i'ert'eolj]
Heaters
HAD NO FAIR
This county had no annual fair this ^
year, hut wo seo no reason why it
should not have had it the same jik
usual. The fairs are being held afc
other places just the same and tho
people are getting the benefit of
I them. Conway was too slow this
time.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Beware) Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablet* you
are not getting genuine Aspirin proscribed
by physicians for twenty-one
years and nroved safe by million! . "Trtkc
1 Aspirin oniy as told in the Bayer ^^kag*
for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Elirflehft. TnfitK?/?lio T,iimV?nrrn nr?i\
, f y ? *
for Pain. Handy tin lx>xe8 of twelve Hayei
Tablets of Aspirin coat few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. A^pinn
is the trndo mark of Haver Manufacture
^fJlMonoaceticaeidestor of Salicylicacid.
V
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by examining
I
:ut the price in
qualities. Buy
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