The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 22, 1921, Image 2
VERB CONFINED
AS UNBALANCED
Awaiting Verdict ct Two Physicians
Appointed io
Examine Him
AFFIDAVITS SHOW
SEVERAL ACTC
Among Things Charged Ar.
Threats to Slay Wife's Family.
Papers Are Filed
On last Thursday morning J. (Webb,
formerly engaged in the bu/
iness ot a pnotograpner 111 Lonwn;
was arrested under a warrant fron
the Probate Court, and was lodge*,
in the county jail awaiting- an ex
animation, by physicians, as to hi
sanity.
Just a short time before his arrest
he was seen driving his youn^
step-children lo school, in an auto
mobile. He passed along a public
street with the car as he drove i
to the Burroughs High School build
ing and returned. This made hi
arrest, which occured immcdiatel.
upon iii.~ return, as a surprise to al
those who had seen him.
Not long ago this paper recorde
the marriage of J. C. Webb to M \Marv
A. f.ewi-i, the wi iow ol \Y. t\
Lewis, and stated that before th
marriage bo had acted as her fi
nancial agent and adviser in man.
matters conce "ing her shave in th
estate of her late husband, and the
shares of her six minor children i;
this same estate. He was con
corned in various matters o" litiga
gat ion in which many different lawyers
wove engaged from time to
time during the hi t three or fou
years v hile the -a'es of the lave
estate of W. R. Lw's were pending
and awaiting settlement. Final
settlement of t1>r* e tate matters ha
not yet been ma<'e.
After his arriage to Mrs. Lewis
it appeai-s that Mr. Webb has been
engaged in his profession sdnvj
times travelling to other 1 'aces to
' take pictures; having removed long
ufnee the tent in which he did business
for a year or more on a vacant
]oi belo*Tvi?v *o John A. McOermott
on *T, rn s+veot.
r\ P I i 1 ?n
! .,ai knai It *'I UK I . Ill i*ioffice
rr Judrro of "Probata. ?T. P.
Vaup-ht. last .Thursday movninpr, iniJ
r>iv fo1' 1be am1! and
dotenti n or Webb. showed that ni:
oa*b ]ip I 1 or filed l>r Alva Anderson,
a br? IT * i' or Mrs. V/^bb, stavinrr
m cTf-c*" Iba* Webb vac derane:od
ar 1 nnaHe to attend to ordinaw
'. i j - * o s affaiwj that his
tiv.nble was; nia nifested bv his making
throats against members of the
family, and by other stranore art-'
cr bi.- a- set "ortb in the detailed
deposition. T^eve was also an af;
v p rj\ Lewi; son of t b?
late W. TL T ns, stotinp" facts t >
fd> nt the ca.' o ni'c(.ni Th? eour4
' anpemlod P" .T. S. Pi'-enbury and
Pv -T. K. ptnlvey as tbe two physicians
to make an examination o1*
tbe mental statns of Mr Wei b. and
that tii e this examin* Jon had
rot been made and the subject was
still confined at tbe fail awaiting
VOVd C4 O1" llm dnot/*VS.
Tt Found S;>ne
J. C. Vo! li, v.bo v a?? t - Von nn
some d^vs ago as beincr mentallv vin~
balanced was ev? mined by wo nhysiririns
n:?''e>' o !< r" of +be Judn'o of
f'o' ate and \ .*>^ '"onnd 1>^- fV,nn'> to bo
ftine f d at once discharged from confinement.
A I'CTIOX salt:.
Sheriff Jas. A. Lewis went to the
farm of T. .J. Bell near Warn pee,
last Saturday; where he sold at auction,
a lot of wagons and othev
property taken under chattel mortgages.
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sooFstomach
IMmOCOTIfMS
lUUIUCO 5 lUtt
I .
Thedford's Black-Draught Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Resulting
from Torpid
Liver.
East Nashville, Tenn.? The effic
Jency of Thedford's Black-Draught, tli
genuine, herb, liver medicine, 1;
vouched for by Mr. W. N. Parnons, r
grocer of this city. "It is v/ithou
doubt the best liver medicine, and !
don't believe I could get along withou
fit. I take it for sour stomach, lieac!
w.che, bad liver, indigestion, and a'
other troubles that are the result c
a torpid liver.
"I have known and used it for year:
and can and do highly recommend i
to every one. I won't go to bed will
out it in the bouse. It will rlo all i
claims to do. J can't say enough fo
it."
Many other :nen and women througl
out the country have found Blacl
Draught just ns Mr Parsons describe
?"aluable in regulating the liver t
tt:) normal functions, and in clcansin
tho bowels of impurities.
Thedford'a Black-Draught liver merl
clue is the original and only genuim
Accept no imitations or substitute!
... Always ask for Thodford's. r.<
thf. honn\
I Co-Operative r
Marketing <
I in He
Last week a number of iru
County telling fanners ^bo
of tobacco. W. E,. Lea ol
warehouseman for 25 years
O. Davis held meetings at A
son Creek, Oak Dale, Gur
Grove and Klondike. Fan
in the co-operative marketin
meeting but one over half c
contract. At Klondike eve
During the week over one-l
bacco was signed. Amon
week were Burroughs Colli
A. McDermott, G. B. lenki
per Cook, A. D. Jackson, B
ardson, J. R. 1 hompson a
men. Co-operative market
County this year.
Lb ? ? ?~
SHEEP FLOCK
CAN BE KEPT
Will Add to Profits to Be
Made by Stock
Raisers
A STATE FOOL
MARKETING WOOL
Outlook for Increase of Farm
Flocks in Country is
Promising
Kecojr.mir?r t! o adapt al ility o'
hcop to a wide valine of Icrvitory <
xtehsion workers of the United J
?1 - t: mi . n.c nt <>f A .??i icult in "
ncl the State agricultural collouom'ivo
steadily encouraged the main
nance of a Clock of sheep in addi*
i n to tlier Vv e stock on t1, farm
n sect1" '! ; wl-ore farm f'ocks can
o profitably handled. The introluC'ion
o pure i'C(! st ?ck and t v
tal'li/I inK of Preceding flocks ha< ,
Ti an 'nvoortant feature of ex j
ension worrc in vjonnecticiu am
mi y'viinia in the Kast and i'
Ttah, ton. and Kev Mom
in the West.
' m ('(' o Comprises Throe Flo.Us.
In i\ ylv: nki pnr"brod rait1
> heoti organized and ar<
>c ating .successfully. Those clubs
n ?ist < f thr< unit of farm floe!*
ach. A ram is purchased for eac.h
nit. Tie i-- used in each unit two
ars and then tran^i'ouvd frcT.n
> ic? in lit to anothor unit he ha
I'll use I in all three units of th
hih. The county au'( it in Mc(\ean
-n'litv aided in orva-izlng thro
.ni clans during 11)20, providing
line good rams of Shropshire breedu
for the i locks of membois < i"
i All of these rai s are
randsous of Minton's 1, one of th
eato-t show ranis at the Interai
nal in the past two years,
lapc pa tare is hoing used to fatten
am lis. Th<s.e clubs will also proure
purebred Shropshire owes, s
hat each member will eveniuall."
avc a purebred flock.
Through the assistance given by
he sheep specialist at the State
ivricuiti'ral college nine ram club.
>cre organized in Pennnsylvania'
airing 1920. $M,000 worth of puroi
' red sli op were selected and pur
hasrnl by farmers in tho State in
his connection. Supplementing the
organization of these association,
iid tho introduction of new stool .
i shearing, docking and dipping
enionstratons were held, attende i
>y over 700 people.
Utah has made notable progros:
n nakino: the farm flock a factor o
ijtort: ace in its live-stock produc
on. In I'on County, where prac
- illy all the rams are how pure
>rcd, the -hoop breeders have con
ent1 ated on the Ranibouiilot and
row enou'vh stock of this breed t<
apply largely tho demand in south
n I'tah for purebred animals. Ai
' >utgrowth of this work is the Ram
1 onU let sheep show, which is an
I nually the big feature of the coui
I "ail hi Tron County and at whic'
I 'ho composition among sheep href I j
ts is exceedingly keen. The ooun j
.v agent in this county cooperate
i tfu i 1~~ !
iumvuij WI T urt:i;iitjrs n seieccinj' I
' .ml impvovitir the management o'
' 1 root1 in ?.' stock.
i
EXCURSION CARS.
Tn England the char-a-banc or
lot or bus is taking the placc of the
'ovv priced automobile for mnnv poo
'o of avorarro mo; ? <, reporN Georgr
M. Sprowls, special field ropresontaivo
of tbe Ooodv^ar Tiro and Rubor
rompp.r\-. who has just sem
ack an interesting voport on the
\ondon automobile show.
TUn char-a b.-Mic cmne into oonera1
popularity immediate!* after th
var and ha? developed rapidly in
>ooularity. Ft is principally u'-od fo
special excursions to tbc seashore
' >nd countryside, carrying oO to 3H
mssengers.
r HERALD, CO^7^7AY, S. C., DT.
Fobacco
Goes Well
jrry County
eetings were held in Horry
ut co-operative marketing *
Timmonsville, a tobacco
, with County Agent W.
idrian, Good Hope, Simpley,
Sweet Home, Cedar )
ners showed much interest
ig movement and at every
if those present signed the
try man present signed up.
lalf million pounds of toig
those who signed this
ins Co., D. A. Spivey, J.
ns, J. A. Lewis, H. Kern.
H. Hinson, D. V. Richnd
many other prominent
ing will go over in I lor ry
HORRY STORE
CLOSES DOOR
D. M. Todd Examined at First]
Creditors Meeting
Held
THIRD MERCHANT
AT SAME TOWN
0. R. Scarborough is Selected
as Trustee to Wind up
Bankrupt Estate
Ti e first meeting1 of t! c creditor
D. M. Todd, locat< ' at Hon*
Sicliii{c? the third merchant to ma
si# i ent within the las t t we v
nonths; was held in Floi !nce !
?voek, and a number of claims wer
filed against him at the fir. t me- i
ng.
Attorneys present or n : r ; Y k
Ihoroi hly and went into details :
a? actions fbi-im/ tiie 1;
povcra years. No hidden asse
o lijvve 1)0 'U di^cove.vd, h/>\\
: vev; r. ! it last accounts the evedit
ors f Todd were expecting to pre
very :ttie from his bankrupt estate
T o ting v.- - ? \ od in the scloe
by the creditors, of Chas. r
Sea h, as trustee to wind u.
'<> Undci the federal law
e v br- required to give bond ft
handling of the funds. Thi
v ik'!ikeiv ho ,,,;l "n view o'
the :- ' ! amount of property tha
i- now vi.-ible for toe claims o
crodi- -rs.
Before Tcdd filed his petition it
l ankriint'v. ho hud b> on sued in th
St.i - I'mrvi-i of South Carolina on /
number of accounts and on thes^
judgments had ben taken. Wit1
the ex< rutions levied on the judg
nients the sheriff had seized th<
t re of To'ld and it was locked ir
under the levy for some lime before
Todd decided to go into tho
Federal court and try to >:et dis 1
char- od from all of tb.e claims
agsiinst bim.
Ho is about the third small mo"
chant in that community to hav
failed within recent times. Horry ;
station does not appear to be a ver
good place for successful merchan i
dising. Fi)*st there was K. C. ?
Anderson who failed, then be wa
followed by Fred W. Hacks, and
now ii 1-5 D. M. I odd, tho third an<(
last who was thought to he in hot
tor financial condition than thr
others; but it appears not.
o
TOO VKW APPLICATIONS.
Our local postmaster -a; s the
Civil Service Commission invite
special attention to the fact that in
examinations hold recently in Wash
inp.-ton, l>. C., and other citie
tl-ro? ".bout the United States foi
iom"<tii'-science teachers, Indian
Service, for apprentice fish cultur
ists, Bureau of I'i herios, and fo
'cleirra )h operators. Department an'
Kieid Services, applicants were no
-secured in the number desired, an '
4,iat these examinati ms will agai
be held on January 18, 1022.
!T IS FACT
and not theory,
;i that cvfivv r'rnri H
? - ? - ? - J " "
oi rich, nourishing jri
! fj
U y W' 11 Q kn?u 1. v; j ;i \i k 0?; c n
y is readily utilized by } '). |
K the system in build- s .. tf
y ing up strength. J'CI
?5 Scctt & Bowno, U)oc . tvT. J. "
jjj ALSO THAV - lj
i \
Q (Tatletu or Cr.^niles) ?
j! RELIEVE ft
s INDIGESTIONS
jjf_ TTTTIT'^riTTgTii'Aj
. * rV I
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1C. 22 1921.
HOME SCHOOL
ON FARMING
farmers Should Study by Pine
Knot f-'ire arid
Learn
.READING BULLETINS
WILL HELP THEM
\ ,s'
Chimney Corner Schools Are I
Coeducational in Their
Lines
Old pioneer stories tell of bov
.vho, after working all summer in the I
Scaring, attended school in tn. <
. inter. Conditions have changed bul <
it-tie today so far as spare time for 1
tudy in the summer is concerned
>ut winter still offers its opportuni- i
ies, and no matter how old or >
loung the farmer is he can generally j
ind time at this season for a few '
ixtra licks at "reading up" on some ,
hase of fanning that will come in
andy next year.
A School Around Kvcry Fireplace
His schoolhouse may well ho in
is own chimney corner, and Do*
ember should mark the beginninj'
> ' the session of this school. 11
vis a wide range of subjects to pick
10m and is bound to find somethinj
>n practically every question of
'arming with which ho is concern
During the year there have been
minted a considerable number o
;<<od textbooks on farming. Th
'"it0(1 Stales Department of Agrl
ulture, as well as the various Statr
igricutural colleges, has embodied
:i bulletins the results of long am!
I'ient la.bor on various things per
fining to farming, and have pir
i to type facts that will mean dol
rs to the dinner who learns then1
>nd puts them into practice.
Of course, this chimney-cornev
1" ol of agriculture allows i<
1 Vnts much leeway. The curri1
inn is largely elective. Th1
e ' may study on'4 .>ubiect and
;ave another alone, as his interests
nd his business may* dictate. But
here will ho enough bulletins that
re of interest to li?rn to make ;
>retty full course of study. If h<
las neglected his education and isn't
'up to hi-. grade" there may l?c
veat deal move than he can hand' 1
11 one winter.
The ncpartmmt of Agiicultur
" been 1 ling bulletins for a
Teat m&ny years. Hundreds o
urn ' bulletins have been issued
nd every one of them discuses
that means money or b< (
11 ' 'o ci large class of far:~e:
the subpeots have be n su
vT.Tiilc il and localized bv Sir.
the agricultural co^og"4 o
' State Department of agriculture
lere is no reason why any farroivav
n it have all the cientifi
n!*or>>\"tion that exists on all phase
if agriculture that mean anything in
'lis particular operations. All he ha
to <lo is to re.td and s'udy by hi
\vn fire-ide. \f he nce'ds tutorinp
:,.ere is the rounty agent, whom h
can consult when he goes to tow
on Saturday?or he might possibl;
have the agent out to suppey i n
a session by the fireside some night
The Department of Agricultur
has printed lists of its various pub
: a ' >11 s. Any farmer?or any cit;
weiler or suburbanite who inter
rsted in chickens or ;i garden or air
' the things that pertain to farm.
j-,ig?can have a copy me'ely by wri
!)<> for it. Fo"' the average farme
it is worth spending an evening ov r
reading the titles and checking: thr.nes
in which he i ontero1 tel.
Then he can mall this checked
I ! .i 4 ^ hor??n ( mAnt fi) A ^ViPl! '
' l id l J i v_r i /' i/?ti ? i c w - - . . .
'live, and the bulletins checked wii"
<o sent to him without charge
T'*.cre are a few bulletin? the sup
>lv of which lias become exhauster'
ird copies are no longer given aw:iv
nit they may be bought for a fov
r,onts each from the Superintonden
~>f Documents at Washington, D. C
The procedure is exnlained on th
Iist that is furnished by the de
partment.
It Pays to fJo To School.
TCvovv farmer owes it to himsel
and his family to find a little tim<
to go to school every winter?1<
road 5, 10, or 20 bulletins that wil'
I'elp him tp make better crons, hot !
tor live stock, to carry on his on
ovations with less exhausting srab
on himself.
Tt should bo mentioned, too, tba
'1,;s chimney-comer college of arrri
culture is eo-oduoa'ional. A larg?
number of the bulletins aro devoted
household sub'oof s. Thev eon
m ii ^ormat ?on <hot wiM enable tho
' nvov's wife hotter to carry her
v..If l.v.1,1 4 n fnrwl <l">r? fnmih
. J ! ! 1*1 II'*- I ? ?r. V 1- I \ V. \ * t? I V, . ?
i>r>+1pv with work, to ronlizo
tiovo for t^c portion of tho fartv
nit nut tliat. roinos urdor bov diroo
'ion, to Vinvo fbo minimum of in'onvon'^nco
in ^o lie1 ^ TP'1 to cfot
'' "O ' > uni o fnii'1 fo"t" nn^ of it
thousand tnlno'S tli at will help
i? ,.if ;t1 n -,1 :n?>- m lifo plcapanto""
"?.nd move profitable.
tt c? Army t^nV? or tbo tvpo tbn*
tvp<'r!Vd ovrv tbo TTi' donbiirn* lino
mtv! oy-??n1'liov<s v.'bo fono*bt on tlio
'?no linvo oov T>inrd in Dnb'th,
4 fur**,i -b fbrfotmrxs tvr,o=: for o^iM
von ( r t^o r'ty. Tito American T A
Hill i <. Vi'tl 0' lob^O ?
oy> fo f^o '1>o OuM'llfT. T^l,c, pii rl
*vn"Vs t-?,nnl tliom to n contrnJ 'o
ill, n * 'l-jo T,Of'?OT! ic- Rolling'
<1-<o tm'OOOO' <? r'oinrr fo^'r?,,'i
r.vv flvi tn\n<* fo>* tbo unemployed
<1 iVoir d^pond^nts.
STOP*! T^oi? JUTE?One of tV
1 ost riTvl iii bo<?t loo'^io'1 "n a f^oi'
ovn wlioro ^ocntod. n*vl bavin'*
,u t^Hi^bod busino'*4*. Tf Jit or(*f?tof'
onnlv or write to TT. TT. Woodward
Editor of tbo TTorrv Herald. fen
uay, S. C.?Adv. ' 12'8'21-3t
J
GURLEY FIRM
PLANTSCABBAGE
Rows Four Feet Apart For
Garden Peas Next
February
BELL PEPPERS
STILL LATER
Sasser Company Will Try Raising
of Several Crops on
Land Same Year'
Sasser Company of Gurley, S. C., (
last week finished the transplanting ,
70,000 cabbage plants covering a
:abbage patch containing ten ov |
twelve acres of land. j
These cabbages are of two varieties,
both adapted to growing in the '
winter time: Charleston Early Wake- 1
field and Jersey Early Wakefield. 1
l'hey arc expected to be headed up '
i?arly in the spring.
The cabbage have been set out in
rows four feet apart and about ?
i'Vbiuai> loth, 1022, they will plant
/ows of garden peas between th
rows of cabbage and still iater in
he season, about April lfuh, or 20th.
;hey expect to plant the same la.ni
in bell Peppers.
This is the first year that The
.Sasser Company has engaged t
:is extent in the planting oi winle. ^
truck and they intend ti> carry thei.
xperiments further a< to raising !
several crops on the same land th.
-ame year. The Herald inlands t?. i
keep up with this crop of cabbag
;s well as the other crops that ar.
a) f? l!ow, and Mr. Sasser of tiv
ompany has promised to keep th 1
!!"ra'l informed as to the result. '
that they obtain Crom tlicse crops.
LAND MORTGAGE
IN NEW STYLE :
The Herald office is iu t now oc
cu])ied in getting out a n?-?v for;
of mortgage of real estate, and
.vh'ch will be offered to the user
of such securities just as so?m a
e large odltit n now on the presses
are finished.
This mortgage will be known a
an "all purpose" form, so uring a 1
orneys fees, ether r;ote or b.?nd
md for use by either a corporatioi :
or private individual, and for s
ing'e r-ote or 1 ond, <?r ;i nuo b r o
M'ies of notes or bonds.
It will be just the thivtf that i
ee led by the banks, bu. iness ei
and also private individuals,' or com
"atllfiS. iri f?.liv;inrr AVflinuMf
or ecurity sales in every day busi
r.o i
Watch for the announcement o
this now mortgage v. hi oh will b
marie as soon as they have bee,
finished and published.
iiivM/rnrrL voorc
IN STRONG BLOOD 1
Rioh, tterl Ploorl P.uilt T'p by PcptoMangan?Liquid
or
Tablet
lllond is -trong and full of life-i-.ivinvijror
when there are plonly of
1 colls in it. Anaemic people have
little strength becau o there are not
enou'vh red cells in the blood. It is
thin an 1 watery. Weak blood makes
faces pale, pulls down the strength
: id 'eaves the body tired, weak and
sickly.
A course in Curie's Pepto-Mangan
restores weak blood to its normal .
strength. Taken regularly for a while
it adds red cells to the blood. Then
with good blood, the strength and
vigor of health return. There is
pleasure in living, with good blood
running through the veins. Glide's
Pepto-Mangan is put up in liquid and
in tablet form. They are the same
medicinally. Physicians have prescribed
Gurlc's Pepto-Mangan for
years. The name "Glide's PeptoMangan"
is on the package. Adv.
Kmployment projects ranging from
land reclamation schemes to th
working of a gold mine in Missour
have been submitted to the Americai
[region's national unomploymen'
council. Milton D. Campbell, Cin
cinnati, O., has been appointed chair
man of the council which will meet
early in January at the Legion'
national headquarters, Indianapolis
to draft remedial measures for tlv
winter.
n tmmmmnmmmmmmgmrmumm ?MMPMnMnR *.?? *?
Christmas is
f?' . *ii * *
r urniture v/ill make a h
be remembered every clay G
ive ille whole family a
and a nice assortment of rcc<
be selected.
We also have for the <
pedes, Wagons, Flashlight!
other nice things that will I
joyable for, Christmas. Ji,
See our Christmas records
| Sutherland I'
BKICK BKIC
Come to our plan
have to offer h
LAYTON lilt UGH ^
TF MARIO?
>? *???mm- ? n mw ?
ASPIRIN
.
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
X |caj X
/ A \
(lAYim !
Warning! Unleaa you see the name
"Bayer" on packago or on tablet* you
are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed
by physicians for twenty-one
years ami proved safe by millions. Take
Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package
for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Karacho, Toothache, Lumbago
and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of |
twelve Bayer Tablets -of Aspirin cost few
rents. Druggists also sell larger packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark of
Uay<*r Manufacture of Monoaceticacidfster
of Salicylicaeid.
ARDMORE HAS
SMALL SCARE
There was an alarm of fire turn*
*d in last Monday morning from
the Ardirore I't.td, of which Mi'.
imi Mrs. A. !). Jones are the proprietors.*
Tlurc was a quick response
on the part of the fire derailment
and a large ci'owd of
'.eighbtrs and fv>erd': ylso gathered
o render what a .-istance' they could.
A p"j)c l^adnve; from the furnace
n the steam nlant had evidently got
too hot and bad started to chavr
;oir.e of Ihe wood work close to the
ilacc where it entered a flue.
P>v cutting a hole in the woodwork
ho fire wa- 5*0011 reached and put
u'l , so mar very 111'!e 'Janvt'e was
'one 1 o the Van'!. cure building.
CALOMEL USERS
T \KE AWFUL HISIC
\ cry \e\t Dose of Treach ermis Drug
may Start Terrible
Salivation
The next dose of calomel you take
may salivate you. It may shock your
liver or start bone necrosis. Calomel
is dangerous. [| is mercury, quicksilver.
11 crashes into sour bile like
'ynaivPe, crampinr ,"Md sickening
you. Ca'omel attacks the 1 ;ipd
should never bo put into your system.
If you feel bilious, headachy, const i- J
pated 'ind all knocked out, just iro to
o'lv 'Irii!' i>;it". -'n?! ' r1 .? bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone for a few cents which
is a harmless vegeta1!" substitute for
ilangerous calftmel. Take a spoonful
ml :f if doc m!' start your liver and
traighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without making:
you sick, you just u;o back and ^et
your money.
Don't take calomel! Tt can not be
'rusted any more than a leopard qr a
wild-cat. Take Dod-on's Liver Tone
which straightens you right up and
makes you feel fine. No salts necessary.
Give it to tlir children because
it is perfect y harmless and can not
salivate. Adv.
At Horry Drug Store every first
ind third Monday of each month.
L. A. WOODRUFF. D. Opt.
Eyesight Snv ialist.
ORDF.R F1.1JFS NOW
IN TIME
Have the tobacco flues when the
next season's crop re/.idy to cure.
Order them now and tell us when they
are to he ready for delivery.
General Repairing
luring us anything that you have in
need of general repairs. We will do
the work in the right way, in the
right time, and for the light price.
MILTON PITMAN
Conwa.v Iron Works. tf
Here Again!
fe-lasting present that will
of the year.
l nice Columbia Grafonola I
3rds; no nicer present could
children Rocher's Vcloci- \
s and Batteries, and many
help to make the home envery
thing at special prices,
at greatly rcduccd prices.
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YK : BRICK
t and see what we
icfore you buy.
iVOHKS, Us*, iss5
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