The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 17, 1921, Image 3
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uN3>c<al and
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W. F. Howell was here on business
recently.
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Cieor^e J. Holiday was here on
salesday
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F 10.. Wade va.; .'it Conw/iy one day
last week.
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There's Koin.tf to be undreamed of
happenings in Conway Doc. 1.?Adv.
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J. M. Boyd spent last Thursday
night in Conway.
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AM you see advertised is f^oing to
bo true, and happen in Con way Dec.
It?.Adv.
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Simoon Mucks is now located at
Hijrh Point. N. C.
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C. 1). Prince, of Loris, was in Conwa
yon salcsday.
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G. C. Iluflor was here for a few
hours last Saturday.
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VV. K. Roborts wis here one day
last week on business.
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* An opportunity that very rarely
conies to the public will be in Conway
D ec. 1.?Adv.
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S. W. Vereen >vus in town a short .
time last Wednesdav.
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Toll your nei^hb;^.;, phono your |
friends to be in Conway Dec. I. Adv. i
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Got manuscript covers at tlie Herald
oflice. Advertisement.
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It will pay you to c "ne J00 miles
to Conway Dec. 1.?Adv.
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TJ. M. Graham, of Aynor, was in
Conway last week <n business
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W. Ii. Mucks, of Toddville, was in
Conway last week on business.
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N. P. Jenrettc of Tabor, N. C., was
in Conway recently on business.
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It. Hell, of Warn pee, spent a
short time in Conway last week.
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crowd ever come to Conway
will come to Conway Dec. 1.
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Fruit /of the Loom, l<Sc yard at
the biir sale Friday. Conway Bargain
House.?Adv.
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The home of Monroe Clothes is
Gents Furnishing Company on Main
street. >
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'F la s t ca ll
^ ij Time is short,
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bargains are
flc? };r "j #r ^
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yl Prices. If ;,-vv.,
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[I you haven t
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j big sale, |
. come. I]
1 'K'VHJMUL
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, Bargain Day in
10,, Goods
\ 'ks, onr en!ire line of
j yard i,ow! , shoes, men's
".if ! <t".; ' a- 'I children's
1 ceat' c " x, hosiery,
m* o ' f ; ii'l ?><> ions
] of ;?!! ! -ds are nli j;<>in;j; at
re;.i ha? ;in.?. P ill yonrj
seil '>y these fallen prices.
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G. C. Butler, of Loris, spent a few
hours here last v.cek </n business.
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13. M. Graham of Aynor was in
Conway last Saturday on business.
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1\ C. Prince paid Conway ;i business
visit the first of la ;t w<x?k.
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Kvorvthinc: for everybody at the
bip sale Friday, Nov. 18th. Conway
L'argaiti House.?Adv.
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Dr. J. S. Dusenbury returned last
week from a slay of sever;;' days in
Florence, S. C.
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Fvervtl ing for everybody, nothing
]"?i:, -nothing shoddy, at the big
f'onwav Bargain House sale, Nov. IS
t'? 28.?Adv.
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J. .\V. Gerrald, of Gallivants Ferry,
was in Conway last , Wednesday.
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Ji. P. Todd was among the farmers
visiting Conway last week on business. 1
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The happen;ng> and place will br?
iv( pi? >:.''>'! the last week in November.
so wateh for it, in ('onw;j\
Dec. 1.?Adv.
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Sheriff .1. A. l.'wis wen4 to I,or':
and 1'iorrj la^t w eek, on business pel taining
to the sheriff's office.
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Volvo! Flour, pr p-ired, Si for 21
pound bag. Conwav l?argain Heusp.
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100 presents given fiway with fh-"*
fsi-.t 100 customers spending SI. 00
each at big sale Friday morning.
Nov 'S. Conway Bargain House.
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S. L. nurrouirhs was among; those)
who visited Conway on business one
day last week.
Hi'snand, briwr your wife,
bring- your husband. Children pre
invited, too, to Conway Dec. 1.?Adv.
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Remember that tho southern end
of the National Highway is yet to
be located.
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To Rent?Two storofc, No. 59 and
No. G1 Main street. Wilf be repainted
and fitted up to suit party renting
same. C. P. Quattlebaum. 11 -1Ttf
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We like opposition, we defy competition.
Big; sale starts Friday
morning. Nev. IX. We have marked
the goods down, not up. Conway
Bargain House.?Adv.
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Sale C o:-es IV. om
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1 Now ihe time is short,
crowds of wise ones who
closes on Monday night,
your own light. Come t
Folks, don't forget t!
away on Monday night,
chases the most furniture
the customer purchasing
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_Jj' cash register receipts and I
Take Advantage
of 'ihis,
DO" Fo ks
a[ 9:30 A. M, Nov. 19, to
customers entering these stoics
mg to give a $1 house broom
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tree with a purchase oi or
1 until 10:30, one hour only.
l\ to the first 50 only.
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32 HORRY HERAT,D. CONWAY
Inst.*ill Lovejoy shock absorlcrs on
your car. They make the roads ride
easy. See W. C. Adams. 11 -10-2t
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A new market has "been opened on
Laurel street in one of the buildings
of A. C. Thompson.
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Artichokes for pickling, $1 per peck.
j Phone Mrs. W. C. Adams. 11- 10-lit
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Jersey heifers, also two Jersey
>v. with live ^idlon record, for s.\V.
\V. C. Adams. 11-10-:>t
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H: inr; your* chickens .and eggs to
i Cohn's Grocery. 10-27-tf
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The Waccamaw Association which
is composed of most of tho Rapt!
churches v.f Mony co unty >.
m'iic with the Conwa,.\ Hap fist chur- >
next Friday, Saturday and Sui;d.u.
The pu 1 >1 ic is cordially invited.
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Sho iff Jas. A. Lewis went to
Loris last week, where he lev, :
several xecutions against the p
sonal property c>r the Farmers Tobacco
Warehouse Company, the building
of that company hoving ncen s<> V,
the day before in Conway under
foreclosure proceedings.
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i Thi^ day wii! be a day we will a!'
talk about, i?i Conway Dec. 1.?Ad\
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An 'inuranc1 policy wlvm vni
wynit it. or M heir' "U'ckly furni li<
when in need of giving securitv, are
flic things you can got ai the o!7'>cr of
the Horry C< unty Trust Co., of which
Mayor L. I). Magrath i: t'nr> ffici? t.1
and obliging manager.
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Sari' )';. !'*iand Oyster Mark04
rMmno 27. ?Vlivery to your hon e.
T. Lewis, proprietor. Adv. 11 ioi<
s|e 9|c ai? ?fe sK
We will he in our office j?i Uov
Drug Stove on Monday end Tuesd:i\.
, L. A. WoodrulT, 1). Opt., eye-si.-h:
sneeialist. Advcrti: cmont. 31
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Sanitary Fish and Oy/tor Market
l>hone 1*7. Delivery to your home, !'.
T. Lewis, proprietor. Adv. 11-10-tf
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Try our prices before buying grtceries.
Cohn's Grocery. 10-27-1f
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TRESPASS NOTICE
All persons are hereby forbidden
to enter or trespass in any manner,
such as hunting', fishing, trapping, or
interferring with, or cutting or removing
any of the timber, brush or
straw on my lances in Floyds township.
Horry county, state of South
Carolina, under pain of the penalties
".vided hv law in such cases. J. 1!.
Hill. 10-27-41
lay niijst, Nov. 21.
had com<st -Yoi
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THE FIRST CALL
SFNTING REAL
WAS THE
, the bargains ar<^ fleeting. Y
will rush hoi-foot to seci've < *
November 21st. 1 hesc la.4!
>efore it's too late.
he $40 tapestry ait square ll^
November 2!, at 6:30 P. M.
during this bii* sale, and the ;
the most dry goods during t
be present Monday night at 6:
Folks, let me insist ihr
our line ol merchandise.
Ify ou don't buy, youn
GOLDFINCH D!
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KINGSTON Fl
CONW/
Where you see I
, S. C., NOV. 17, 1921
SHALL WE USE
FEDERAL AID?
Shall the Two Counties Build
at I heir Joint Expense?
ft was an interesting meeting that
was held l>y the commitles from the
;>?.mvios of Horry and Georgetown
last Thursday at Port Harre'scn to
! \v io ;tar'. the plans, at le.'tst fornm
hue ;one, a'>Mit the building of t-u
m\- bridjvo acr?ss the Pee Dee River
between ihe two counties.
One important matter was discu>
scd but not settled at that meeting
1 V t Arrs the <.;r 'stion of Federal
in Hie i "oject. Some of the comxo
evM^ni ly believe that the
I >e -bond bo 1 i!t at the joint e:;
? er. of t!~ "* two com ties, tho bonr
" to be voted by each
comity under the provisions of a joint ;
bill to bo jv.issed at the approaching
' :;n of the Legislature in Coium:
bia.
0 \ the othnr hand it is be'ieved by
some of Vir? people that Federal '.i<*
would it in a more permanent
-itruetui e: ailuough fthe cost would be
i. : hove would be a bene J
f-t derived in J 'oik; ran.
There will V J:or meeting at i
\vh ich lan;; i, port ant natters in
. nine tion > ith th s in pi oveme ' will
^ bron :hl >ii> :;m I . ;,'!y settled.
Dil'i'lT J-'l J A
(By Dr. Eug< ne O. Chimeno,
'' t'i OwV-ev. (irc,n\;">\ C.)
s'.*:t* ? an i .crop. *o in 'he lumber <>f
. of f.l':,htl;evia reported :*ro-r
."lictdly ad j> vi of the stat" it is
;>|) to parents t<; i -f irm thense-ves o;"
the nature of this disease and the
methods for its prevention.
Dip ither'a oc o-dn aneous croup
: : an cute tiou disease that at
lacks usually the throat. 11 someunc
; c.auses the c hild very little discr?mf<
i t #and di^e: so may be fairly
eli develops! before a physician is
od. 'I' i often (Ivj case is regarded
by the parents as an attack of
simple sore throat, but all sore throats
are dangerous and the possibility of
diphtheria should be kept in mind unI
til proven otherwise.
Observation of a large number of
children has shown that only about
10 per cent of them will take diphi
thcria, even if exposed to it. So the
first step in the prevention of diphtheria
is to have your children, especially
those between the ages of
two and live, tested and if the test
proves that they are susceptible, have
them inoculated against diphtheria.
This can be done easily and cheaply
by your family physician or local
health officer and the child rendered
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IV.ke ai w n .agc of
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CROV. OS, REPRZ
E 4C E 3. BUYERS
RESPONSE.
on skcptxs, you unbelievers,
ome of the biggest arid final
t clays will sure be some bus
sat we are going to give
to the customer that pur$30
library table free to
!-i ic? o !n Tiicl kr\irl \tc\in*
I no oaiv.. juoi iiv/ivi j vui
30 P. M., November 21.
it you come and look over
s for bargains,
RY GOODS CO.
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IEMTUKE CO.
\Y, S. C.
he man in charge.
immune for a period of about five
yea rs.
When a case of diphtheria develops
it) a, family the p.itirnt shoul 1 be isolated
at once; all eating utensils, hod
linen, etc.. should be boiled each time
they are used and kept separate from
those things used by the other members
of the family. Children under
fourteen years who have been oxpost
to the disease should bo given sufficient
antitoxin to prolec! hem for
three or four weeks. K pecial caution
should be observed by tin noi ;on enri'
;; for t!?o ease so tlvu the disease un";
carricd to the rest of the family,
vo 11 j ! e a cap and gowr
.:!(! be worn in the sick room and
the hands thoroughly scrubbo' with
i; soli'tion each lime up >n caving
the room.
TKn rv?? 1 i?>n i . K t \ \ 11 n 1 I \ nilnVXT/l I
I !H. | M I iv i I v IIVMIIVI t \\7 S. ' " uiumi VVI
o uet up except upon the doctor's
order.;, for dangerous cot",p'iicatioi >
may result from ^etlinty up t >o soon.
Onl;. /'ft or the doctor has or ami nod
the child's throat and fou id it free
from j^erms should the eh.I 1)0 ai>
! 1 ro out of t'ae house or play
with oilier children.
Clot jrood carbon paper. second
d?oo ; and wriJin.U' paper at the Herald
office.? Advertisement.
RIGHT HANDLING, i
PROPER STORAGE
Cp.n't Be Held for Hi oil Prices
Stored in Earth
Banks.
1. To hoop tiiis crop in :;v>'l o r
I ioi? pot a. .o h o' vol? ru.
are J o:Y?re (1'if.vinjy nr. I fro? "re*
11 :ee>e. hut be ".'e . > .?5j * before
fr .
2. Careful I.\ h:'.ndied. wol' dried <
? . a fior hoir.jv put it. the stor:,-<
house.
K'oni . ' i ii ?> i r m .11 fr>> ,
aft or ihoy arc cure;!, a'?out .V> <!o
o;i L'C.\
1. The only safe ai\|l practice
.rethod of slorimv sweet j.ataloes is :
a well-built. up-ti -date storage house.
. o'gevtions on storing and do
tailed inf <r<natinn on liow It) conduct
?ii suitable storage house are cor.
taincd in Fanners' Uulietin 0 pub
ishod iiy t!v? United Slates Depart
nient of. Agriculture, which can be oh
taincd from your county .ngent, Divi
sion of I'uhlication, United Stales Department
of Agriculture, Washington,
1>. <n- from the undersigned.
G. The secrets of success ?in getting
high prjees are to grade, clean
and pack the potatoes carefully and
to keep them upon the market when
there is a keen demand.
7. The greatest demand for sweet
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lo you ! say follow the
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bar^ams bcure r>r
y clays. Don't stand in ij
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ri\L,i^y a pa11 ol ill: h.cse
or penile. .a.i, i \\\ ! c.-v/ccn
of ?2:30 and 2:30 P. M. t
to the customer purchasing $!
chumg these Iwo hours. ?
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/? homs only, oauuday, >z:i
F. :Vi. November 19.
r.n.'Vez:.. rj^-ir.:yt;v.z:1::-. -'jc;.
potatoes as a rule from the middle
of December to the middle of M; rch.
S. The market demands a medium
sized, uniform type of sweet potatoes
free from bruises or decayed spots.
!>. In grading, all undersized and
the large, overgrown, crooked, broken
or bruised potatoes should l>e kept at
home for feeding or for canning
10. After carefully grading, sweet
potatoes should 'oe put in clean, neat,
attractive packages. Rags should
never be used, as the potatoes in
them become badly bruised when
handled. The standard bushel crate
is favored by North Carolina shippers
;\iu 1 the standard five pecks crate by
South Carolina shippers. Some of
t fi11 ; hfi" <<>: ih iirrfor to use
hv- -j'.aiulard bushel hamper in shipping.
>]. A. CAK'OWKI.T,, Agricultural &
?>> !'. <tr;al Agent, Atlantic Coast Lino
Uai'.road Company.
A ' Wouldn't Annoy Any'jcdy.
A v <m'\ '-mi .:*.>1for h "1 boot; plowing
ur*' iM * I>?? way round. ''InnMy
lie tore up i'?n .t a square f? ot <?f
ri ii i:?? !' tin4 u'lvcns. "I>enr mo,
wl.nt <!iall ! !<>?" ho ^ ii 1 to tho caddie,
who replied : "I think. <il\ t!io hest
th'nj: you ?"i111 !<> K to t:ik' that clnmk
of turf hamo with you and mnk' a
woo coorso f??t" y?,r?"(>!'1"
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! y B ,v*tist Church, Myron W.
C..i d'M>, Pa-tor.
Services every Sunday.
Sono'iy School Exercises 10 a. m.
Morning worship and preaching
11:15 a. m.
Kvening worship and preaching
7 :30 p. m.
? riyev meeting services every
V? ' < ' in < . \ x - T ?0.
Strangers ami \\ wlors cordially
we!r< to all these, services.
Kingston Presbyterian C hurch, J. M.
Lemmon, Pastor.
Sorvi.es over./ Sunday morning.
Sunday School at 10 a. in.
Morning worship and preaching at
11:15 a. m.
Prayer meeting services Tuesday
7:30 p. m.
Wc welcome one and all to our
services.
Conway Methodist Church, J. C. Atkinson,
Pastor.
Services eveiy Sunday.
Departmental Church School 10
a. m.
Bible Class for men only 10 a. m.
Morning worship and preaching
11:15 a. m.
Evening worship 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting services Wednesday
evening 7 o'clock.
Welcome extended to everybody to
attend all services.
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if'on ^-7 * r. igh i, j}
Vovsn b sr 22. ; j j
m j avalanche j |
M , of value- U
I giving iKit jj,
- w ill make j [i
I \ competition
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Furniture 0
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Ber^ams u
<V?r r'--\rv of trunks, 1
i oim''ov(s, hlaMkrts, j $
^. -hair*, beds t. . ds, bed- i j
r via .-i. dv v >sh stands Lj
<i '?' ', f: i" i'* t? r<>" ;>l! parts =V
,r m,ii- ji
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