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DANGER FROM CORN BORER Stale Entomologist Warns Against the Pest that Farmers Fear CIcms.n Col'oj.'.o. - -Realizing th? great dagger to South Cai )!ina from the L i" <. i 'va. c . r borer, which i now \\ Nov; oilc. 'las a chusciti> /fc.w l^amnshiro. P.-'unsvl vfinia. nW Ohio. 1' of. A. l'\ Coprad: entomologist the South ?.(&?<>lina Siate ('r ]) Pest Conmiisffan calls attention ar.ain I > ho 1M1 antine rrtrrV' ;->ns a&ainst European ro/n borer pa.- > ( >1 'IF^yoCommission A: ' " I,- iy:!0. and wiiyc South f'niv'ir;) annor s ifT^vMp pro vonl the infestation of South C'aro lina by this pest. The iiiarantine regulations ra'' attention to the fact that the insec is a very destructive pest of cam, broom corn, and other farm an pardon crops; a ad tha' il -pr. a<" rapidly and threatens to b" ve>difficult to control. Therefore th import at ?on or nov^niont into n" within the state of South Caro'in from al' foreign countries a"' 1 ro the infes'ed stat is proWi-lted of corn, hroom corn, rvo, oat >. whea and other sti'a.w, ^cdsres or rushe celery, beans in tKe pod. heels \\;'! tops, spinach and ' huha,,h. c v ''!ov ers and entire p'an* r <'hrv'an then^i >iis. cosmos. o?* ho'lyhoco; aK cut flowers and entire n':int < (' ylad ioulus, canna. poony, and dah,:a. an ' all herbaci<ms ]> 1 t? t - or s^'nibs with, hollow or pithy stents. The retrulat'ons do not ann'*' to shelled corn artor screen'mr and e'eani-nr so thai it does not inrhwlo cohs or parts <'1 cobs or other part- of '*orn pa'nts or other nbi.nts nrohihil ' hy th'se rec ulatiens: nor to I'tiol'v enu^erat^d after thev have hAen nvin'.!fac< ured or processed in snob mp.nner as to elimi'v't^ risk of carriage of th? corn borer. Til C(>y f (?(' ^ "PUS, Mass i-Miv-et' ? ''- -.-ex, 'dd'esox. "HarnKtablo Hv'-'nl, N- vro!k, Plymouth. and ^ ''' n- roi,n4 'es. Michigan Monroe Cev.ptv. "Vev.* V f I' > ?t ) -A11 any Fulton^ Fan n. !' n;,-v. ;1. tojTa. Jv' ' ,w ': ' . 0,1 i . \ Ya ' inpton, :i n-' T?Y.v,M,~n Corot'os. "bJow V A otm ^ -("* ' f aVavjtus. Frio > vl 1 w.jjv., r , (OMo ? A '*{ iIimv'" i J 'ii- i T.orain. Tj?r;> m? 1 ^ o Cr -iniio New Hjiiiip hfve r> .i. r ty. TVnns> lv'i!'"'. OT~^ir,^77' rpo r iT \ vrp }T \>Tn^ H J. * V J. 1 B J " T .? /:0 "RocenHv i* was nid tha* M. C. "Holmes 'v. ] 1 )oprj nmi.>into?l as aclincr po^tmnstrr per. din?" tl'o ronf'rmat ion of his- apooh. 1 >'. " ! 4 !), jlm Pep??to, ;tml that bo would r>Vo charrro of the Conway post office sonielime last week. At Inst aeoouiN Mv Holme*- wyv. not in the post *f 1'"P aad it va? .-till being operated by Charles R, Scarborough. Tnvest irr*iHon of 'ho ly mHot nrovos tlial it is true t<'.it Hoh o has hoop appointed as acting po~t.'nasfor, this apnointment to 1m t nepdiuir the procoodinjrs ir the Hnito I State1 Seiv to. j whore his appoint!uont r.nist ho c >n-j firmed before he o.an become postmaster. Whon f nimnnl (nni in its nati'.ro. was made some time atro, a copv of it is sent to Scarborough. who pr Hlv wrote the new appointee to ro^e down and take charpre. It appeals, however, that the now appointee preferred to tako hold of thn office about .January I .and ho arranged for the prosont encumbent to hold the office until that time. The Conway post oHVe is a hardov job than most people appear to think it is. It is much harder to fil1 than i< used to ho on account of the increase in business that has taken place at Con w,ay. ANOTHER STH J, IS DESTROYED "Rural "IVdiVrm >t 1). E. I>p!1?;i 'y tore up an old * '' 1 '(>: v''i key -1 i 11!??i> on Sund.?y afternoon. I)ece? d)or IS. Tt was f.'.'Und oa** f>. C.. botweoi, J on W ? I', field and Ueai T'ay. Wit I' t'io 4 i 11, which \va > made out of a -Iro! drum, he d? stroked three barro' - r our ma. h, eipM molasses f avs*els, two kepfs, one buckfiti one fruit jar and one a\e. It ap< pe'.ued to have 'teen in disu e .all tic until about two ,veeK> n.^'o, when the operator bepran working ?*?ain. The pr hVoman watched the r i ? i, ,iv n'i x- <? d 'vs v. nioui maKinjr n cvitch. Ho ?1 o traced a path toward the homo of 1'iwl Berton, a ten/.mt of Ward's. No arro<'* have 1 oon made in connortion \v;<h 'Vs still. It would >oear that everything poqsihe I'; ' <- in< dop.O to toOl* lip tllO stills before Cliri tmas, hut the stillers are ovidenth trying; to make all they can duriiur the same time. -R,T j i *?. > P 4. ? jyjr e A ] p k . j k , v >1 ..i J < Tho .stove of N .1. Ferris, the Quality Shop, i all dm-^ed up {'or tho Injc spJe that ho has nut ou for tlic holiday tr,'<do in ladies' re;fdy-to-\voav goods end furnishings, Oim1 of tho most eompe o 1 en In the bin ine < .is in charge or th ' 'le a:vl omo o!" tho fines! poor! of (.lie kinds ever shown hero will he oil'.- rod dirinj" his sale at greatly reduced pries. Read the full paprc advortisemnt appearing; in this issue. PEARLY HARDEE 1 DIES IN MARION ; Mr. Pearly Hardee of tlio Socastee c 'mi died at Marion, S. (\, early Monday morning'* Hardee had ' ( ?n sick for so: e time and w.as adi *\! In* his physician to >vo to the larence T11 fito see if they could u'ivo him relief, lie came to Conway .mi Sunday and took the train for Marion, where he was to spend the ni^nt his former pastor, Rev. .J. E. Gook, who was' poinp: with him to 'ii.yi? I-;' jyj > 11 cl a y morn in#. W hile on'the train lie urew much worse and Mien ho vto Marion he was real fffcic. Mrs. I Iarde" secured a car and wci t to Mr. Cork's home, where ho v.i very i!l all night. The physician here was. nof ahle to revive him enough t?> got him to Florence and he j(. ] csr 1 v Monday morning. Mrs. Hardee says that she found many friends on the train and in Marion, !h> hHped hor all they could, and for this service she is very thankful. She also wishes to oNpressdier thanks to i? 11 the good people of her com11ii>* for theiv kindness during the illness of Mr. Hardee. v he was a member of the Woodnfen :>f 1 World .and they buried him on Tin* day at I lie Socast?>e cemetery with od.ve honors, lie is survived by Hardee, also his father and not lie:* and a number of brothers and I'he S ,u..^ce community lias lost a good man. COSS1P. Hp you suppose neonle \\h" o'o-si ' ii'/o !;o\v much sofferhig anl h.?v vip\ heart aches they cause? Cer ^..inly they must not as I cannot b i v^ anyone wouhl wPfully c*iuse much trouble. If each and every ne w< u) ' determine not to spea an evil wo'd about their neighbor hat a ' i' ind < !:' worM t' i- woo'' be! If we see some one take a step i''l .v" 1 hi: will in t'nur ren lal'en why not tell them abon' iten of telling the world? When e <a ;! >>f' ami talk about them > ai" no' floi'ir' thev' ;11 jyooi in \ often cause them to do thing ' " v. u ' H'.k have done t: evwi.'T So ^ \'-vr v-ben peon' * ai. avoir ,7 an-' - * . ;e-- ti-. ir neighbor . the are lust exaggerating a little bu ci ? often the\ are telling and jtv jneating to which, there i ab olute' toiHuiation. ami whicM we cai* hv no <>thor ?ihi't. '* p ? . Let us all re?nemb t that pro? sip "<!' ha > novcv ' oprHted <*i?i\ -<??o ' u has al\\\> vs paused *roul,1'\ M \\ true it is (bat too little paid i "'a sicr mended 11-ur too "'uoh. (Contribute !.) x'Y |> i. rpQ \DVT'JiTl SF! IT oro I a i'>1iov "?"f'lvrfl "rot v Mi'H, the lifelont? cripplo of : .>t*t River township, and it show? advert i- iv pa; s; 'or 1 b:i fhe T-Iomld to tell the people f I'm-1 nrto l<< 'if! ? ! ' < ' 1 ' x ;p })o . oon by reading this letter, hieli follows: Ivlit'or Herald: v jv.o ^.noee in tT< ' .l-1 for a few lino?? * T wish t '' i1 !h<? rrw !oav ' -,i ? f'ier'l: I'1 Uin reirembo '"M iyio witi Tb; , 1 - ? -" * *? , ?. ?fj... 1 am than^f ,1 'to I ( 1 ; I J ' 1 1 ?' I 1 ' ? \ 'f' SO}' I,.. ;', it>nr! ,,;>f V. > t': 1(1 01 ' ' to send ive ; to obeer ive up i? | ".y ; i; fl 'V t i i * * ' on T' aid: " iv:np; da i i- v'M ;' than1' ' 1 1 o carl"1 11 I '!>? me a ! *!'. Th arp the Uiiv Vji?r ! 1 Via' <"*nt n: !* :t*t . .V r. *v. T. I>0' ih, Cnnwiiv, S. C. . S1.P'> Cr>o, \V. Stephen-', A:' V-^n' s,. c 5>1.0r? M r. A idrew .1. Cox. A 11 I rook. (' ... . . . S'' .(>' }) ar 1 i' '1 fvio;ip'ca?o accon' "m: rrony thanks for the m^o ?r!f' ;hnt you woi'o so V: n,: a- ' o oiv! !i *<p11 may tho irood I.ord blo^s vr1, every no Por * 1,111' l-rindno^ to nv ' * ivy afHi''tions a?,<l rood.V'r.-V :?ar leaders oJ' tltr> llora''' ( ?',' * f . i?>( >; r ;?1 (' ' v not ' '(<0 - iuei n v ' ^ a wo\! ovorv < no -.h;.t \\ i" ' kir.'' n< up*h to do *o to remember syw vith some nice Christmas bi xos of * 00 d thinf** to eat, such a-- fruits u mi' vi "1 ' rv d>o- ;i'v' vp.vI'MI '\'\t VOU V\v V;v. i'ny- will 1.0 kind 1 r ' >(} JMO i(, cheer mo n?> ' ] ; ' o 1 y i' ! I'Vft ' ft "ft \* >11' ft' r preci by mo .and \ am sure the o.'h! {.(. v *11 !>' v*( i ?v von u ?H 1.r, } :T),i I.. !io' > ft' -ft '4|> .( V> t ' 'p 4'j cut C i 1?* - I hone f' ; 1 1 , *> f von !0*11* rciifipi's vvi'! ro* > * I , no tvI > It- mo t> ia? 1 and chcevfi ' * "v: I ' ol,,?ft r von nil vow much 4hat \vi" ro( m! rv "v villi a < '!I p*-> y '' w i'l I :\yn merry f'hrl 1 i;< m >' inny ro?', yoav. May find I^.lr . vou a'l. >cnd you all my love and ho.-;: "i.-ho-. VoUT TTftlnlc <?: IVippd. .TAW M IM,S. Wa pee S. 0., Rt. h'o. 1. Box T'!F, vv v.xvsr. 'a:"/ is. '.'r! d, rods arc faflod, Mvon ';m^' loa i n't vo;ik. . lovely maiden Doesn't damp her d'jev-kiss cheek. ' " " 1 ;i: h i.- niriy. 'i fv-ntii , "ColpWvntijvn! >r.fl %v ' it's all about? oviiv.', ) :r'!>"* ' :'Xt ' *v c >1' i\n o J <nvi ' * in tbo cily. ', i v tip*- !vfV;v-l)';"5v.' lr.ufth. * ?p , 1 loy renewing. ' i " ;?'<*, ,, { <'t V '' '?* V " 1vas.i:>in.er, Lit nkr.Hnft at tho vinfc. * !a v 'lr:', fi c! r , Ot nil -' - r 1. O le'1 \m jv.-an ' ycv-0 mores! Civilization tfonfc to seed. % THE HORRY HERALD. C< TOBACCO MEN iV iX hrcc Fifths of Necessary Quota Has Already Been Signed (Florence Times.) Jmhi'.'i Caro'ir.i has contracted f< ib per c iu 01 vi'.e inn auim ^uola <. >Iiacc which is ro<iiiheri of h<v li coiv . a pitrtv to the Tri-State To i acco Growers' Co-operative Market iiiv; association, which wilT, inciatlc li'.e sta.es c?f Virginia Noi'tB C ;l$To ...I C 4l- > " " *' * iin.i iui?i ovum ^ aniinia. i' ?c. Mt'i.: o!' tho South Cardura a % . bacco association made this o/fieia1 inn >>uncomo?it through its secretary. T. Benton Younj^. The corXvucts to date represen oro tl an 'JO,000,000 pounds of to bacco. This is approximately onethird of tho production of tho year o 1920. Florence county with 500 contract?; vik1 Oarliny;t m with nearly a. any more have signed their '"V itas. V'lliam I>1 *.r;r and o\*eitih other of tho small producing' 'olio- : : <> runainp: close to theiv miniijuiip r e < j^u i re m o n t s. "We have three-fourths of our minimum requirements under cor. '.act, 1 am certain," Secreta>> Vour.ir stated officially. 44\Ve are very near tho troal hut the help of every individual who has stvnod contract thus far is imperative to put over the crampaip;n by the firs' of the year, when the campaign wii" close. 41 He ware of persons who are op posinjv this movement," Mr. Youn? also said. "A our ei 'r.paijrn is e;row injr in success the agitation a pa in it is u'rowinp; stronger," he said. "There is opposite n and it is iv.ov active than over before. To eve1 tobacco planter I would \\.'irn t iveoaut ion: AsV: yoursel1* wha' ' tho motive of tho man who advl e vou not to s?e:n. Dor't be nv 1 ?( you have : uy doubt psl-: tho mc '.(> > o-v to'a.ceo and are hac^irr this movement. " \ : the time foi closine* tho c m tract approaches interest is becoming more pronounced. An msta "*c ., >oV, fl;,yc; - ;v0 f TT T.ewi-, dT trict a?r-''nt in may Vet ''iu\ \va< J oh?*-'on n ' supe?,;ntr dine: th> shipment of a carload of sweet p jo .. \ couple or tobacco grower1 discovered him. demand *d a meetine* ?c) rrnwr.rs, arranged it and thr section signed m> 100 per cent." .? ?> . p qp t fjvillc wire f'ecretarv Your.a* a- follows: "V " ' a ' our meeting flt l-':T"vf- j irf with rood succoss. Counti V f! ' ] > M ! M; I > t -.pj-j 'V . '' !)'? ] 'J'; J> ? . V.OSP J>"0 Tt \VO V-"OVrt 100 ])C r'"' ' tvonp:. CKocr up. hoys and lei' avo ' full i' 11 up by Chvi tro ir 1 wo r; n ml >ur t'irkp** innc ' etUT." fjycf fl.iv of VJPVt V Ool- r-yPV" planter wbo has -ie.ned tho tl'i-sta ? v f % i ' | j lyo o }oi* Ov W I ^ ^ blank contract inclosed urpir.tj; bin t ', , ' r*! ?> '< ' ' "yr * y ;i n'<vi-,,'r" t) ^ ". 1\TV ti'H!)' :tT' v " ',Vio association *-? roolyinr? on t l> f,N KTIn(r 5?i t' -i , 1 " to. r. \r>r>r\ f l>p : | f t"i P'V'l ? SI'CCOS. of the movement. ci> * i?k | y f: ^vT,VT' T" Kan .Cit y.? It ' all 11 * . 1 <*01110 to cI" 1!i*cb. to mal:p love. i> ' lievos the P.-v. T.. M. niHchoad n XII Sauls' Unitarian Oliui'e'i h r Tie was inauaurat'Ml a v-ar'av Sur day night, sparking* scrvice, ho an nour.ced. Only ono subject is tabooed a'. ;^e sessions, lie said. It is reli ?.'ion. Vou may of for a stifle of ivum t . '-o v o littlo v.,;f!o\v i'?\t <? v??u and say "Some w ay { as s" T bad known you alwa\s.M Hut. a tinich as snout ion "infar >vf ir m'1 or yofor to 1S1. Pali' mi ?'onarv 'Surrey, fortbwi'h vo ' 1 : ' 1::is'P !. The oytrnni/ai i>?n ; < tlic ".ryot ac flu! ." T1 is a sort of : - ' no 00 1st it 111ion by law s, of and on 1 v or" rulo vol't^ion must not bo di'-cussod 1' -i C')! '<"t IS ' o 11 o 1;) j ]ir> ], > j > r? 1. ' "f" >w>-: ) iv'it V-nvikbi' j,n V' " V*. >; l-Vr^'wl. "I' i- bptt'PV 1 o ii"* 1 I p cli)' ?} T)!O^UV's p 41". ? I rol ro*'nP}>.M <->' y'no" i^cH-d0 >r> '^ ppf.'. .!?>- 'r?r/ :<(v) " , " '... ' "c r> 'l'1, ni P} 011<"> V. SljH 1 'U'O f1 r' ' p (? ^ ' 11 K ".r> " v '<>'! i ijiWp"' ;> prwv miMo'* v111 to honpc it-' mothers, wMr'1 ^r:'" "*PP <jO ?VOVP fo P-. ())* '>>i ''vljOn <l'.nI pvpvybodv if? IoiipIv. ()h* TIIX PAST , i-'nMvcr '?' it ?' ( ;tn Hp TTad Ti' Conway. I mpIc \T>U 'o 1lv>tr vpcord. What) Ivivo done nviny times in yoursI i n !>v ' the he?t puovnntoe ot fit-j rc iywiHs, Anyone with > bad hftck} ufTpvinj? from uvinrivy < ii'f v, from ki'l'ipv ills, -boiiM find j word in (ho following ' : f p?>ir>n(. 'i. 0. M oyo fa Conv.'av, says ' h ?' (*"i: :i t<- in ii> 1 i\ b:i<dc invl > ; t ip : nd <:v* 1 could hardly . <)) bond. !\' y . irhl hluiTO<' and I t ''o;iffv| ] pfiw* l? V /"> 'AC l\f I' . . . v V V ^ ATI X | mc; l ' it< . Doar.V | Pills were vecowmen led so TI 10 i !t foil".: v Dnur 1 ' ro'ivod * !io ImokMriho and oth^v I m-Ioiv > of tho troiiblo." Mo ro J 1 i: Donn'a Kidney Pills cured I V kidnoy 'rouHo and ' am n'lad ? ve -v ! -\ {' i >i 'T cr-*''?v .'"von Pvico (?0C( ; t all !<. ! t Don't i ;?'\ -i: for a kidnoy votvodv?u*ot Doan's Kidney Pills -the same tli/tft Vfr. Moore had. Foster-Mil bum Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?-Adv. t 3'., WAY. S. C? DEC. 15, 1921 [FLEEING YOUTHS I SURRENDER [.aurenv.?Charged wilh the killing of Hosea Martin, Laurins county I v a! poli o.ium when lie with btiic. officers attempted to arrest their, or aliened whi-key running1 neuv /-amitville about midnight, Monroe Willard and Luthor Timmons, tw< >M white nuft of Clinton, surto Clinton officers at f. o'clnrk this momiue: after po--.es ha i najit then* cilfftinoitsly from tii>' 'uour of tbti killing. Martin was shot through the loft vide of the stomach when he and other offieors leaving their automobile in which Willard and Timmons were approaching C'inton H > die while on his way to a Clinton hospital. According to officers) the vounjv men in the cur oj/mod iii? ithoi't sayinf? 11 word when they were commanded to halt. Ti\e fire was returned but without effect. \ whi.'key and an auto mobile tire from the alleged moonshine runners' ca" were picked up a n judoiuoln'o di.-anp rod immediatoly after 11>o rhooti'uv. Chief C. T.. Owons, cf. the c unty lira! police, \va>; formed that Tinv mors had ivono to lh? upper Part o! the >';:te i'or the r;o- e o' <>;ottin'' a load of lvoory'nine *v''' key, aiv would return las' pi*;1"!. throu^' Laurens with it. Kplr'ip.o: 11 o air r:{x* police, C/ :e'* 0*v?n" nr-* reared fro ir.t ?reo:>t the f n' 'ahavo It w.t not '-novn then thai Willa-'d \vi<h Ti'vivor>\ TllO two P'Ot1 PV.^ri'Vl trap.- ?n( f<> then1 var Hai'l' -da^o sta':on and the out'dep'ts of la"iw r\al;!v detour tl 4>p Trfp'tv T^'c'a^-^ct ion and tho Mad-lp-? or-': u\ yv" thepre hv a rorvd -d ort vay ' Clinton. I<oarnin?" of tip r u'~> i>'4 > followed. CI ief Ow< n otlv p thepn lve.? on tlv "rnd aJ what is k"ov n tho oV Wvirrht p',-'ro. near Mourtvi! . TV >rfirers. v*ho 'iwoV ' ?? < a'torn i ;V . jrot cut " t',r> rev moonshine eav ca'vr '?t! Teallor! up^n Iho nofpr-,?>{ < f v'-ip 1: <rr (r> :'pT\ hl'l O-.i-1 CO'V PHWd Wfl di ivf.'ivlod. and she* - v "pp? f'r ' fvo' i the ?vrohine, P- r> M frd'ini* the jyround. Chi *i! Owen ;j ?"; 1 C'i * '' 11 1 M " ' "V - > ^ < od 'Ire, and " avn ch,,K,o ' o? i - /-? >, f Tmio'l, T4 \v! f-.np-v' '"t?v, aKnndonod a? ) fi11Tn# roaiw iqi the wen < . * nt>nue ' 'pvM-r,-i-/>? +Ko hours, ^hoat "> oVlr?oV i > ' T? mve into C t nf'pvt n ti'l n>nvr <1 :(*1vps yp f*0 the < \v1l? brought thorn to Laurens an'l pi a"' <1 'vn 'n T)nV'T I! \\"!)!( * r YOTR < )RC!I \R0 Clompon ^?M.vm* i-(mo f)'-1">r1 m"o boimr ; of in Sou'h Cmvo-cS'rn1. f'n '>f ^ b' ' up> '< '('fiin ) (v>' y 'i i'p 'pTP'\* * ^ fiil-il'O 1 b.p nmnb^r of fnil-.ires ran be 'r 0110(1 -?4 I |)y fOllOWIT'C PRl'tAII1 utjons * - 11?; j'TJ( p-: OT tllC OJ" cb.ovd 'pocialists, given for tlie (nex1 'M''t bw o'cl tvnp - V. i'b I'MVn hvnnrhes and expect to cret fvnit 'nncr than yoviv poy^'-ov vvho t.rcop of > rpconitnotiflofl size : i fj ," <.'"P. Hoi J '^4 ;i'< fjf 11 . -l t'Miido. Coiv ult an au4V*,!tv and 11 v \ b o '*o -> t. 'f whon > t jyp nil and wrathpv c>r<!!l i"? . do ?>ol oemiit immediate pVmtinp?, dig a "oiirb of >*nffirian4 ' ?'.?'! depth, oviovp the w apo! < 'i1 bottom ncl, spread and cover the roots and part of the trunk with soil. Park well. I I1. .\Yhon planting 'or sure to have the hole wide enoujyh it? tiero? <> the entire root system. T)on't crimp 1 ho ror.i . Set l!io tree '>t.r to two indies deeper than it stood in the nursery r??w. 1 r^'tili/.o with 0:10 pound <>!' any (>" balanced commercial for*ilb.er. i\m'f u.-c stable manure unless woll ') :-\-l. Don't for;ret to prune immodi.'i.cly after planting. crn.M wv 1 n.\ blk i?or''*t. Th (!' ?Mia ' '>'overniv.on' "r i: ".<?; !; I j '? r J VlOl'O 1\" (> f fi III'1 V 'H( '1 ' O vr-prj. . !'')>>- r<\prii in Paris that G( any cannot, in fu! 'I"" reiv- a'i iv- i;*i\ 1 e>.ts du? i \iavy 1 > ; mI \'' ) i y ' Ti i. <{ .<< .,! t " i lh? v" nivon' ! .eon n -m'o 1<- ?iu i 1 ( ' ' ! o? cl ')! ! I * t ' > ' ' r, : ' \;1 ! ' " '' . ' ; i' 1; 4 ' < ]r ' ''? *1 r <' ' ; - i;1 '1 '/ ! ? >'f: f v,,..r , ] i;i </,. I ry , 1 ' . 1 , ? ;i :1 ft' >> > i> . i? j serted. hap in fori ted i'">" reparation commission that it will be Able t< a li;.?* f ' '': i ' ! /,.) iv nnyn otits but thai it vfl' c ci) >rolled In a?-* m' t'T op 1')" balance in tho form nC an extension I M ** f i in/"> - ~ ' ' - - - . . .,i ?-iunitf i,aninv.:ui'.t *.< tvoral r>ri* pi. rM*Trrr!> ('*7T*T 'r"T \ 1'' \? T ' * \ * fxcvvston v^'vy I '"ho All;-, 'tic C ' ' :no ,v?11 <" < I '1 1 :r - po?r >. bov 81 *! 25, in lijfp'o, l'otw' "m. '?H print op !* I Hoe ; '11 {'0 p< inton C \ icct h Mio Soy.tl*oast. Tictcfct' wii' - ; "o'nmin'r to reach oripriim' *,M)5r? * by or before wklniofhi : rnvy 4 lb." Cr '1 on A. C. U T ' a. p * r . . fi^'vo' jukI fui'f'K (!' ;iV::. -Advortisor.K nf. urnrrf:r> r WF.n. , ' ?f' ' i [ ' ?y '*f? "OS Cfi o coo 1 [,?n* r-oli' pany br?s on a'lv^rlv-opiont Ir t-V; StlG to that ot'foci. Rrul it awl you :!> not v>rl oiT (lie h liday triI .V?u were planning. / ' ^ w???r?Mnr-? HUNTER SLAYS AND DESTROYS Washington^ who weathered th< beak winter of Valley Forge, came to his deaa as the result of pneumonia co.;i .vatou \v tempoia exposure to the colu. Caesar. v. lu> ; . proved throu*;'' the dangers o r bat le with lai perish 1 ni^e- l.?0:1 i ii floor of "the iterate,. from knife I in u -Is ny , ikjV'I .very town : :i- itK^tory of the soldier who wer.t the wa? w'th ut a .ccrat> h, onl\vfl|j kiile'.i hy a fall from a slop lu<! 'or whik: hanging a piciure on the wall. The morta Jty records abound wivh ir.s<;;nc! of men wlio haw passed through war, plngu \ famine and flood but who were brought to t .oil* grave> by in "orled red bug bites* Tho causes of death which are most in :?vni 'ienot seem to br the most ef'V Hook wo'ti "'.(1 mosquitoes average right along* UP nx it h dentil bomls :nul 1 *_' eon' I meter shell?:. The operi.tiorv- rr thi ?.?rim ru!? ovorhaivuf the ::ni!?.r\' kingdom. ,A n n 1 11 < ?> 1 ron broUft'h to liirht in the e\0'WM ivo of ;> hut; iniv parly from < ,. irv.> - which v cently spent -eme day; in tiisplendid presets o on 1;'.!uck River John T. Shelley of Aynor. Som ton or twelve men on'o\ > ' :> (i r t'u 1 hiitit in whieh three deer and one fox were hiuvued. ' i''-1 for' iv*vi h? ! ear'v in the doy. | r'V, - inner' - 1'ino p." V- of lv-und augmented hv ?ivvp 'o,?p olvsted liviibov limbed. iron tw c'orl do' from Ay nor and Mul'in-5. undo N vo.*k oi" (ho !''"ev Ci^a'ofl 7'.-,vnfiid I ^'hal wa merely a 1;nva?.v and j hrr'npf for the ivravor v.oik of t! 1 day. ! Severed 1 ours I-;' 1 without :\:,x' ! 'V1.1. Momhov of o na.rtv r-a1: '< 1' $d their *o!it??rv stardr*. sin v* :* j IT' mi .-pp'/v... tho noon worn ;don'? fhe-o or> o ore o ! two ] r " onilovv '.'pins f'*om n f {lio p . y ("o'd \ -'"''. lr. The* v i-honf v 'nn'"1"* 1' ' ' I'!'-' 'tv.'iVf ! o.-;e. T!v 1 1 l'oond fi*om 'i f n>v n 1 i<' ' l;-vn.cl 1 ' 1"> ?wl I 'no "potted ' lionnd. which has led Mr. c'l-" > >o<" nr?rV for yea" o| rod no o> heavy 11:>s - w< -,lc. T" rod rott h. ,in.'.- from ^'id'in- i- 'nod ! < fi'iD.llv the ent' ve ntxclc co* ibitio 1 forces in ore ' rand cro^rr n 'o sound two hi "vr d? : "1 <-nr, li fjiv.-n were tr.rtled i 4o w" flijrht. '",n "i i "it- ' ?nd ' out the word hop'pn to ' h ' '" ""x O -- of throo d';y f.ilf v^i] 4 * ^wont ovo'' (he ? >re ' spccl. (*' ' ' PJTflll to siiofi 'iploliInjy f( I'lh their Ilei !V nv' 1 ho 'wo do; ' ' he-1 ' ' Hu4 1 !" e \ ? - r.?vVn \v" u touchcrl. Pp.st three stand ? \ ^tfle r thr?v " '""v ' !' V, ; ten times as swift and three tin < ^ * *%* . ' y V ^ V 'I tl I 'of buck .-hot directed at him. Final-; II ' n straight cor' 'ho Convvr,y I j He wretowr. lv.ddi" -ond. | o \ vo id. Mr. Stilley i. tall. Ta'r '<!.' > i-'- \ r is elongated, ; ated. The cu 1 :ir r<?I ' . \1 (,-s i ' roe 1 i like a I"'!' '1 ' r? haK mile -ti'V;- boa the advancing; pa- 1. - : . J some kind of leer I " bo i 'down on h:m. TTo to- cm p.?at : and apnrovo ' \k> itirn ' ' { in*r. hoe's l<";elhor toe oit<, chin lit; run to shou' -or, ]> >'h ' ? ? * ;?;i I tho *'ovo fin^rT on -.'?o 1 rn #ev i f tit ^ ? :< ht hand I> i i 1. (1 rrt'yofl (" l?o tl" injf ' 1?" L ' O 1 like Da' icl Hoone or VN'il'iar". irai J.-ii'.rl v;ave a vry ini j?r" ivo j *: f' j anoo, arcoi'di to whose testimony may be relied upon. He was all set. Bring on your Mo mijLrht have posed for an illu traOm of "Fire when you are roa (liidloy. Full .--team ahead?da. the torpedoes!" had bo l(,p</ 1o "'ai' Fort' yards away bo saw tho door in r three foot ditch parallel ! > -ho v? M:d coming 'lis way, with all sailflyinpr. Mr. Stilloy know what, bwas on his stand for, and immediate lv wont into action. Tho riyht baa barrel toro a large ho!o in ?' o i of th? ditch bank, and ti e fawn ( timiod to advance. Tho left ha barrel took the bark off a a;.' b r4 Iho {'awi ('id rot '"a'tov - , < ?< in his com sc. Mr. Sl'Mey !] >< > ?> i 1,: i ?. i t ' i. i ' f.lifwl i><] j'l'OlV '1! ' i'-^t n ) 1 r* 'opf] ? V. !''Vf. ' 1 " |t hro Smith # Wo on, ;mh1 with this ho opor.od ",p (in tT w>-'i.- ]- ? U pus od ;>y iji i' o flitch. Five bvillc' wore fired anH th7v>o tool? offset, l>?" Ihoro \\ r 'en- (> ' J* V. Mi*. StiHoy ' | cd into the ciitr ht ' 1 "i'C hre'r p'v! !)?'< 1 ' n " iopv ) ! < i. v ?,?-? 1J or. Which ended th hunfcii ;v fo? ' t ; "| V ' ' 1*. ii Minv.j;)cv 1' > pnvty : 5 \ >y,: '*'o * * i : (,r ': : i' pi 1 ' ' (' '-,;r 1 ( ! () - <">fl O. ') . f/ . \\' Vo "\T v. S't: ''> ! with hi Wrh' rof.1 on nor < t'^o "Of">(!. Tt w;is nr in n?r ir?"' lohlo^u. Tohn Riiitoim/'is hfis nofliino* on !'y< >Vr>H. h :< ii i^. holiovo'l H>"t iho i ' ?tef ' thim? ahont tho \t !v,|o I r. i i n r> . < /-> M w? . 1~ . '1 * ' MW(I WHS LP?>1. iiO j h Ul have oonv to Hs end by ihoj ' o i ion or f';avdf?n v/ivioty of wo i.prnv' o:v ployed. 'jVio i ; Tv'ah in those c'vy <lr>os on a hunt it i> well to have! ,, cihir'.v on your hip. WANTFn nn with r fol (',\1! t p ('o; !' ;,s . i'h . ! 'ov. price' GS^O j iio fabric and 10.000 mile cord tiro. J SI00 a work with e* tra comnMP-ions. UNJVERSA! TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, Michigan City, Ind. Adv. y ??% wo ? ? i ?^n ?vwi < ' '.TO JUICE I h' . V, FOE BABIES sure of getting sufficient amounts m:U;' . .istanrc, is to cat toraac >os \ . jiei*'ove; y day, iaato juice in ronio of the dishes that" \ ait- I tiveJy easy trailer t'> c.*"i fairly 1arjr? and have I on hand for ure when fresh j^H tor atcer nve unattainable <r exi H M o toiv.ato with rc'a ion to 'Ms pari.. tl t I , cventinff scurvy m'*(or it has hoen hoaxed ?r dried, nil i whi uosses'-' i( in the ivw -'ate. This probably d v.e f' that tlio 'nnij-ln OOntatP ; ^.uoh lttl'W .''.n^Oim's that part of it suv- I v'vos 1 ] >o iiv.:' prncP*<w. SV -?)Mo Tic toivaio as a tVMilv*r> ^ T ' ) > I i>i * _ ' - lint' MM(1 i111- H I iinhi'"1 fc ] i''i nrvfo??r: ">'5 '"Mr "list [K' tl'T'V* ' * <1VO rt)" i ; ) > ""> < ? H r 1 o? iv'f* "pjr<"?. . i it ' ?u|1 in ovdov 4,> oli'* ii <\' ? anv pp(?d. On?' f (;?i c '' *Vp 4<>i-> 'tin ' it ifo or nr?o talil^ poon of r;'i ird to- H nu\t<> ii ic?. " "mv <*p. nv i'v p < ?t vf?r;M. T?>piv^t i.owis v."? pwcv^fd a fr>w H davs arvo /?! T;pd Ivp'infr hvf?Vr?M% H int< '(> 1 r. i ev near the* I court I < u p: ' |'v>< tin took I fropi a di'jM'titv of lemon extract and some ovpt-a'is. I Tt .an oxa I 111 i ho I sanilv of tbis vonm? man. I IN'Im'w 11 \ ' . ? I pi on post > << ' .< < m I denined by Uanfmd MacNMo.. (>" >, I national c< !,i,va,:M,>'' >r tbo >) ' -> >I t'on. RpoHontr a1 Povtlpiv', ^vc., I Mi*. Mar Nidov d o'''rr I 'V>a- >r i m I "i I 1 11 -iiil f ' I and thai Min iiov^pn v'io won' 1 ' I volit^ton?s diffrroncps into I ' I tivities "is not w< vthy of nv rtv- I sliin.'' "'I'M i> 11 < I- vi ( 1 ior:i <i :o < > ' ? ' ? | I otliors." til*"* T ,<"??' |r\n ]ip;\d M! ' " i''10 I Proto^t ant Carbolic or .Tow v.*1 < < n- I doavovs 11\ fnvoo i*pli"'io"- ' '!p> I should 1)P pfTrrtivplv " fVffon. I Soot foH on r>? i ?r?q ,ifl 02 I points (lurl fbo 'vnnj- '< >n</ a( I 17.02" MOV T) "'.il "' "v ^ '' I l?cr future- up 127 points ' 1 ' ' 07c. I tJ '!' < iM.i'ppuvs rnr i<v>2 ^ 't^o ('(! 'i! v \ iv*it or of Vnrrv eoun4 < }i| ; 14?i'i f l ?'? foliowincr plrcos ft t in<r>- pociHo'l for ' oo purp " f * ] : I ... ,>! . ; > . fay t;V>0 flscnl vp/\v 1022 f'f a'1 proporfv ' 'Mb rovl f^iato aivl pf*r11/11. ' 1| ?' (! iofl Pi: I If? M'M' !1S between '' e jij*os of 21 r:> ! 60 years vr>( ' i pi 1( rr' "i'i\ po'l t.'lV. T<(- r>p'l ;! r' *p i i< iy tr? t o ' s ni'f? reu lured to pi.oke returns of ;?11 proport1' up'lf f tlioi'* control. F.vibire to rrT"rn'< within the ti'lip MPf W>r| pli'or'ls Ih^ c I ! i ?". < J11 c 111 to ;> po,,pJt\* of .">0 nnr cent. V?".vWv, January 0. Onlivn pi's Forry. !) to !2; Ay nor, 1 to .'5; Coo' Snrov,?; 1 fo Tupf.-da'", Jnmvrv 10 Wanipeo. 0 to 11; Little liivcr, 1 tr? O; R,.0M-.vi!lo. 3 to 4. Wrdocsf'My, January 11. Tjf 1 Bluff, ! to 10; Ebenezer, 11 to 12: N:i.t!v>'i r>iln.n\v\s store, 1 to 2; Daisy. .2 to 1. Thursday, January 12. S't;ilvr>\* O ii\ 1 H l^ii \*i ?*/ ?- c 11 a O . . V .. . - ^ ' 1 " J l/l" LI. iv; w J Cooper's store, .?, to 4. Friday, January 13. Bavboro. to 10; Allsbrook, 1 1 to 12; I .oris. 2 to 1. Tuesday, January 17. Rehoboth, to II: Mt P.is^ah, 12 to 1; Ilinson's store. 2 to I. Wednesday, January IS. Stevens cross roads, lo 11; Jollies eross roads. 12/to 1; Floyd's School House, 2 to /I. Thursday, January 19. Spring Branch, 0 to 11; Grassy Bay, 1 to 2. Friday, January 20 Green Sea (Buf'fkin's store) !> to 12; Jerni^an's cross roads, 1 to :j. The balance of the time at the auditor's ofTice in Conway. Remember I the time is out on P'ebruarv 20. 12-15-41 N. C. ADAMS, County Auditor. HAS OPINION. The Herald notices lb at in the opinion of a member of the committee recently constituted from anion}? citizens to aid in t'.. ocaiiun of a highway and a br: ' acros.; the Waccaniaw River ab >v Convav: inn stool brid'.o u1 Con v. :bouM bo scrapped or ii;-od r?o and a double passage stru< put in at Conwa for tliA arw < '.ion of traffic during tho boaoh <\- on. _^r,v , ' " w J&'s ' ' { ,'l Vs' " *" 3IPf^;i - \ ? ; I LV- i f i '?T* il ! 'J V ' ?'; . ?A / | ^ . i ? i ' ? i' * , , 'r4 I' j\ r< TfjjfM< ... ?* Q,l \ " : ?" r, a: r> ' iAt.'. > , / . \ ;> ^ > ' / / J .J' -J **'. .. V. *>r v/Rivirun niwki?:t o,; .<? ' 'l >01. \ .1 jany. r??t l?auficld ccc'jl.atok co.. cti't. -j 0 m. \n1a. ga. \ ?