The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 24, 1921, Image 2
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Three Inseparables
One for 11 \ i!dness,VIRG J NIA
One formd fewness. BUR LEY
One for aroma,TURKISH
The finest tobaccos perfectly
oled and blended
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PETERSON IS
BROUGHT BACK
J. A. Lewis, SherilV, left here on
Tuesday of last week with a requisition
for the arrest of R. P. Peterson,
who was held at Washington, N. C.,
awaiting the action of the authorities
f the two states. The charge against
kirn is the stealing of an automobile
from R. L. Bell at Wampee, S. C.
The crime was committed about two
months ago, when Peterson slipped
>his car away. The owner found it
rut and pursued Peterson and hp loft
he car by the side of the road.
He remained in the North Carolina
jail for about twenty days. He will
bo tried here for the crime at the
*ext term of the court.
No Worms in a Healthy Child ^
All children troubled with Worms have an unhealthy
color, which indicates poor blood, and as a
rolr, there is more or 1 ess stomach disturbance.
KOVE'?> T/VSTELESS CHILL TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood,
improve the digestion, and act as a general Strengthening
Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be
Jq perfect health. Pleasant to take. ?>Uc per bottle.
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NOVEMBER 2
[I WE WILL
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M. M. SKIPPER I
RECITES NAMES
caturo of Armistice Day Excroisos
CoiK'uotocI ?t
Aynor, S. C.
\nn>n<r t'no feuta'v< of interest to
; Aynor, 8. C., dur'njv tho p.*
splendid celebration of Armistice st
:\\. \\ a; -'ho romarka!>le feat per- fo
?01' by Mr. M. M. Skipper, a . lit
'onfedcrate soldier of more than ' Oi
it'/hty years. He publicly rcciteo la
4 names of his old companions, in st
'he 10th, regiment of ''Co. C.M This tr.
ds done in that precise manner a\
hi< i a soldier alone would use. In
While all are recalling the livf^ijy ta
>ldie: - of the W< rid War, let us A
lac'"* a few blossoms at the feet or p<
an still living, brave confederal Ik
(>n of lonp; ao;o; also remembering
f hose who fell "ne'er to be forgot." a
li i- with jvenuine admiration we pi
publish the enclosed list sent us by t.)Mr.
Skipper: 01
Prince l.otl. D. S. Johnson, John- sc
son l-larmon, G. I.. Graham, .7. T. in
Ktebons, J. M. Cannon, Lee E. V. B., ai
'anms Tiiompkins, Joshey Amor.ds. <lj
Solaman AI ford, Joal A'.ford. A. B.
A1 ford. Monroe Barn Mil, StaTor.i M
BivBrnhi!!. Cornelius Cannon, Caleb tv
Cannon, John Cav.ey, F. Causey, L. h;
E. Cox, VV. F. Cox, Eliza Fipps. k<
Frederick Graham. A. M. Hardwmk,
\. B, Hardwick, J. B. Mux. W. D. <1
Hewitt, Mike Hardee. Russel Hardee, a
Pa scat Hancock, Avaner James, f<
' H. L. Johnson, T. H. Johnson, J. L. o
Jones, J. C. Jones, Nelson Jones, A
William Lawson, Elect Daniels, E. t<
\V. McDaniels, Eligh McDaniels, J. a
T. Merritt, J. P. A. Martin, INI. E. o
Powell M. M. Skipner. M. R. Skipper, c
Blight Stephens, J. D. Spears, John
Suggs, Milby Shellev, Isaac Shelley, .
W. T. Smith. J. S. Thornpkins, L. E.
Thompkins, Willis Thompkins, K. M. J
Thompkins, W. L. Todd, W. L. ?
Graham.
"Co. C," of 10th Regiment of
South Carolina, Horrv County.
(Signed) M. M. SKIPPER.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION r
The Carliston Theatre, at Tabor, ?
will have, on Thanksgiving Day a t
special attraction entitled, The a
Prince Chap, featuring: two of the 1
most noted stars of filmdom. v
Manager Bell is making a special s
effort, by means of circulars to
spread the news of this intensely inthralling
moving picture among the
people of Tabor and nearby sections
of Columbus and Horrv Counties.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
'ake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets.) Iv v
'ops the Couftli and Headachc and wurka off th<?
E. V. GROVE'S cif.nnture on eaeb box. 30' (
L K A B L
CONW;
iATURDAY,
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SELL i UI
MEN'S
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< SHOES Again ^
PAIR cheap c
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1AVY guaranl
iHIRTS your ad
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VMILY beaUt'f'
Remem
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rt!E HORRY HERALD, CON
XJRPLUS GRAIN
WILL BE USED
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!yrt.io Beach Farms Company
Buys Steers in Alabama
for This Purpose
Tho Myrtle Beadh Farms Com
my lu\s purchased two carloads of
cers in A-labama to which they will
od a great* surplus of grain and
ly that they now have on hand.
iu4 carload passed through Conway
st week containing fifty-eight
ocrs, and, there was another con ining
thirty. These animals will
*erag<\ at this time, about nine
indred pounds each. They were
,kon from ordinary pasture land in
lahama and are at this time in
)od condition ?for beef as that would
? considered here.
.1. 10. Bryan bought the steers on
rccent trip that ho made for that
.irpose. Ho wont to a section when
to boll weevil*", had advanced t.hro"
four years ago, and he can mr.k"
>?no interesting statements concprriig
the way that the people ther^
i^Urying to meet the changed contions.
This is the plan whereby the
[yrtle ISeach Farms Company a.vi 1
irn thoir large crop 'of corn and
Liy into money. The steers will ho
r>pt first on the pea fields where
ley will become in better condition
uring the next several weeks, and
fter that they will bo confined and
?d on crushed corn. There is plentv
f corn to feed them until nex'
tpril allowing* about a half bushc1
i) each steer per day. When the\
re sold next spring they will gained
n the avera>ge, three hundred pound,
ach.
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Iht lutotae That Does Hot Affect ttw Heat
keduir of it a tonic airl laxative effect, LA IA
:P"K BKOMO QL'IN iNK is hriter than ordimai j
hi'ajBC ?nd does not cautc uer?oi??n<Mi no
iCM In httvl. Rsmerrtb^r tlir full navktuw"
irw the- * aatnr<; A Z. T. SfcOr* y.x
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LOCATION ASKED.
The Chamber of Commerce is ii
eceipt of a letter from William C
Imith of Charleston, S. C., lookirn
o th^ establishment of a real estati
nd insurance agency in Conway
'he Chamber furnished Mr. Smit,'ith
a statement of the town's pos
ibilities along that line.
$100 REWARD
Ry authority of the county com
nissioners of Horry county I ofTe1
100 reward for the capture of Jo si
Irown, who shot and killo<l two nopr<
vomen in Sorastee some weeks a^o
J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Horr;
bounty. 11-10-21-3
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v.Y DEPA
/ve call your atten'
>ur coats are mark*
assortments of coa
nd material all of
teed. Folks, coat i
1 vantage to buy no
ur coats range in ]
DECEIVED, a shij
illy tailored, all of
her, this is no sale
that we do
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'T"^r S. C., NOV. 24, 1921
oh: my hack:
The Expression of Many a Kidney I
Sufferer in Conway the
pa:
A stubborn backache is cause to sus- l)e
poet kidney tvoyble. When the kid- A
nrys are inflamed and swollen, stoop- ass
irg brings a sharp twinge in WYe^maJl
of the back that almost takes the
breaih away. tyoan's Kidney Pills
revive sluggish kidneys?relieve aching
hacks. Here'^ Conway proof:
10. L. Moore says: "My kidneys
were out of order jjinci I had a soreness
in my back just V>Ver my kidneys.
Morning's 1 was stilV and lame and
liad other symptoms of kidney trou-I
' ble. 1 heard of Doan's Kidney Pills
and bought some at the Conway Drug
Co. They relieved all signs of kidi
ney trouble."
Price ()0c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy?get
Dcvin's Kidney Pills?the same that
Mr. Moore had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. V.?Adv.
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NEWS FROM WOUTHAM'S
Health of Community is good at
present.
People of the community are prepr.v'ny:
permanent pastures for their
stock, and now feel that the stock
law v ill prove a Cod-send to our
county.
The Waccamaw school is progress
ing nicely under the management of
ex-treasurer \Y. L. Bellamy as principal
and his daughter as primary
teacher.
Mr. C. C. Gore Jr., went over to
I Wilmington, N. C., by motor one
. day last week where he purchased
material for his new residence which
he is erecting on his farm situated
on the Wortham's short cut road
Mr. Gore is one of our most successful
tobacco farmers, having loomed
J the best methed of handling and
. marketing tobacco. I
r We are looking forward to a
large tobacCo crop this year as
present conditions do not justify
growing cotton.
REPORER.
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flrovc's Tasteless chill Tonic restore?
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect, see how
it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
( Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So
, pleasant even children like it. The blood
needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON t<
Enrich it. * Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening, lnvigor
; > ing Effect. BOc. i
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lRTMENT :
lANKSGIt
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ses and Child
tion to come and sec
ed. We have one c
its ever shown in Co
the newest make a
iveather is here and i
w at a great saving.
price $3.98 to $65.00.
>ment of LADIES S
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Come and be com
sell for less.
Main Street
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CITY TAX NOTICE
5ublic notice is hereby given that
1 city tax books are open for the
niient of taxes from October 15 to
comber 31, 11)21, without a penalty,
levy of 1(5 mills on every dollar of
tended property in the town of Con:
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Florenc
When you choose your
roads open to you. For s(
of training is necessary. I
enter business you can get
short time by taking a bus
Business College. No in
(lends than a business edu<
on the iarni or enter the I
untrained man or woman
full information aboul this
MOTTE BUSIN
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NO
IF YOU ARE EXPECTING T
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CAP PS &
General
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Address: fyjyr[\e /Je<?c/?, S.
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>vay is levied for the following purposes:
For current expenses of the
town 10 mills; for water unci sewerii>:e
bonds, ?>' mills; for refunding
'?ond?., 21 mills. All taxes payable
at tho office of the City Treasurer. *
C. H. SNIDEII, Clerk and Treasur- f
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Iilc work you have many
)ine positions a long period
However, if vou choose to
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a good position in a very
incss course in tins modern
ivcslmcnt pays larger division,
whether you remain
business world. Only the
is out of work. Wnte for
school.
!ESS COLLEGE,
JCE.S.C.
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ECIAL 1 J ]
\ND saturday, u
ber 25 and 26, fl
will sell i
ie lot of D
5' f'fne dress 3
shoes - U
48 a pair n v
>es' ribbed i
ion suits, j
jcluded b
3C EACH I
THING FOR ] h I
YOUNG MEN II :
D BOYS AT II
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