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> ' %ht Sarag Jleraltl/ CONWAY. S. C. 'Altered at the Post OHice at Conway. *"'., a? uecoiul class wail matter. H. IT. WOODWARD, Editor. 9." , Published Every Thursday Morninu i... />- _ - ??y v.onway Publishing Co. SUBSCRIPT1 ION PRICE: One Copy, Owe Year $2.00 One Copy, Six. Months 1.00 One Copy, Three Months 50 Payable in Advance. TELEPHONE 21. Make all Checks or Drafts payable to The Horry Herald, or H. H. Woodx ward, Conway, S. C. ~ THURSDAY" JANYT I 2~T 19 22 HASTY WORDS The man who is slow to speak is the one who j<ets into least trouble. Most men hate to take back their 11 - ?ss mey express it. Having made an assertion they will stand to it no matter .what the consequences. They do not seem to remember this failing on their part before the words are spoken. . If they would think before speaking' perhaps they would not speak. The quarrel ani?ng business men, the brawl among the rabble, all come from this habit of speaking too quick; and saying things that would not have been said if the subject had been given some thought beforehand. Here is to be found the great reason for the old sayings, or proverbs, to the effect that we should look before leaping, think before spe.uking, counting the cost before starting to build, and several others that we have not the space, here to mention. The beginning of the New Year is a good time to form a resolution along this line. Decide that for the future you will endeavor to maintain a quiet attitqjrtc toward what you see and hear; that you will 'give each subject that comes to your mind careful thought before expressing the opinion wherever that opinion will urate upon the feeling's or thoughts of others. Wait patiently for results before Irving to force them by speaking the rash word that will make 'i impossible to retreat without being calle 1 a liar or a coward. Some .?f the smallest men we have ever seen ^ore men who tried to he big by talking big. The biggest thing about them w."s found to be their conscientious scruples against taking ba.*k their word. Such men need to studv this ides we Mie trying to convey in this short editorial this week. By making a new habit along the line of talk thev will do credit to themselves by and by in any community. Just as it is in other things so it is in regard to slander. There is a l;sw against telling things that are false and with intent to injure another in character or reputation. Such things when heard about others must he studied before repeated. We should wait and never say the words ihat tnay subiect us to the penalty of the law and bring vengeance down upon us from the one who has been unjustly wronged. Ae we have said, the New Year is a good time to form new resolutions in this as in other good things. We hope to see men become more tolerant of some of the petit annoyances that arise to bother them. All that they need to do in many cases of this kind is to give the rp^ter a little time. Hasty conduct and hasty words should be abandoned now and forever. They do nobody any good and they injure everyiKHiy, uui ur* on? wihj H?y? ui does them, the worst of all. - ? o- ? ? Thoroughness is one of the thitiers we want to insist on during 1922. Thoroughness leads to efficiency. This country is getting hack to normalcy so fast that it is hard to remember just how it was a year ago. Slipshod methods should be left out entirely in 1022. Such methods should be replaced by the careful and efficient kind. The business that serves will succeed where I he one that is based on something else will pass into the discard. Henrv FoH says that the success of business this year will depend much upon the policy of the ret: il traders VI CI < lif? tAl'l t 1 w > t \I - S 1 I nlxtiw ? /-* V ?? ?.-> IW nil \Jl IV I - I III. \ \% I I I UH1I m- 1"! merHiandiv'p. This ivont's thet they must not think in profits too large. One lesson well learned .and impressed upon the mind is worth a hundred that are merely looked over, flf.-.P pM SIC llttik-i-J i. Is uLJiO c ficn lenacii us, 5 j ;i are dram upon | sst#s?v.;/;?eR] strengthens the whole | system a id helps " a q drive ot ?f the pit > \ \ | disposing cum ). J \\i | f Scott & Btw. r e, P.'"t 'fii !d, N, J, (j ib ... ' I I i i I (ra<I J&iLlNDlCi?SiLaK 2 J m. i'-i it. "At are scanned and then thrown aside to be entirely forgotten. It is beiieved that the tobacco crop 1322 will bo much larger than the ?%op of 1^21 was. Cotton has failed a money crop on account of the boll weevil, and because so many will turn fom cotton and take on moip tobacco there is bound to be a larger acreage planted. o I had rather have a sure thing on one crop than several chances to make .on many things. Taking it all into consideration, the tobacco plant furnishes the best thing for every farmer of this county who has good tobacco '.?ik!. The boll weevil is too hard a proposition for such farmers to try to contend with. By joining the ranks of those who arc progressive, in any community, you will draw your full share of the general fund of wealth and prosperity. By staying in the rut, your share will not be harvested, except by the other fellow. If you expect to get your full share of the business and trade that the community owes you, then you must l>e prepared to spend your part of the cost of advertising. You cannot profit to any great extent by depending on drawing your share of the trade from the advertising that the other I el low does and pays lor. CALOMEL MAY TURN ON YOU NEXT TIME Next Dose You Take May Salivate and Start World of Trouble Calomel is mercury; quicksilver. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping1 and sickening you. Calomel attacks the bones .and should never he put into your system. If you feel bilious, headachy, constipated and all knocked out, just go to your druggist and get a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents which is a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn't start your liver and straighten you up better .'\nd quicker than nasty calomel and without making you sick, you just go back and get your money. Don't take calomel! 11 makes you sick the next day; it loses you a day's work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. Mo salts necessary. Give it to the children because it is perfectly harmless and cannot salivate.?Adv. o ^To Stop a Cough Quick & ! take HAYES* HEALING HONEY, ' a I cough medicine which stops the cough by healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. , A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE | SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Cfcup is enclosed with every bottle of HAVES' HEALING HONEY. Th<? salve should be rubbed on the chest and throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. The healing effect of Hayes' Healing Honey inside* the throat combined with the healing effect of Grove's O-Pec-Tratc Salve through the pores of the. skin coon sto;>s a cough. Both remedies are packed in one carton and the cof t of the combined treatment is 35c.f >Just ask your druggist for HAYLS' HEALING HONEY. MORTGAGE SALE Under and by virtue of a chattel mortgage dated April 5, 1021 and executed and delivered by L. D. Stevens to Loris Grocery Company, I have seized and will sell at public metier at the J. Q. Graham fare? near L< ris S. C.. at 1.1 o'clock in the forenoon on the 30th day of January, 1922, the following described personal property co wit: 25 bushels of corn in barn arid storehouse 3 tons of hay in barn and rield (1^ shocks in field) 250 bundles of fodder in storehouse 75 bushels of sweet potatoes 2 bushels of cow peas. Terms of sale cash. 1,12-tf J. A. LEWIS, Agent of Mortgagee December 31, 1021. Behind ^You /tO'.c r Back of that ItJcph H desk are mhes a;.d n b in iiie air or im.ierj m intricate mocharcism & nloff* mailt nl'ijs n I people v;ho,5'c huslnei make your iekphoz. The telephone ir srLQilesf; \mrt cf th< * lenve? ix>-tg Iwvfly >o the company ir>. y. ?ir i>v. p .1 an ii . ; iV; < 5 n::in-.;;'v; e?*t, . pjant i It fs but renveser 0r.tL-ri ocJ j^d icror;>njzccl, ran:nir> u< jiess, fV.y ov rJijhl \vf?p^ von 1 1M' have all * in.-j . y "At Y J CONWAY TELE I: ? % THE HORRY HERALD, CON\ BAKERY ADS NOW APPEARING The Herald has secured for the Hyinan Bakery a series of attractive ads which will appear one each month in this paper. They will tell from month to month of the process made'at this important enterprise, where the very best breads and cakes are produced each week to supply the many customers that now patronize the store. In the other issues of the month Myman's will have something to say about the products of the bakery. The store at Hyman's has been greatly improved during the past three months And they are making every elTort to please the public with the tempting things they are making. When in need of nice bread or cake or anything in the grocery line, remember Hyman's by reading these /ids that will appear regularly. o Colds Cause *Jrip and influenza AXATIVE13R0M0 QUININE 'lableta vcmovc the Thero Is on!/ odu Bro;ao GKOVF'S H *. ii . -* -.n box *?' ?. o lian'rc No. 395). Statement of the Condition of the I BANK OF AYNOR, B1 t . i i,oeaie<i ai Aynor, S. C., at the close of business December 31, 1921. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $69,540.96 Overdrafts 4,499.03 Furniture and fixtures 1,000.00 Due from banks and bankers 2,537.36 Currency 1,503.00 Gold 5.00 Silver and other minor coin $91.23 , Checks and cash items 37.40 Total $80,013.98 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $15,025.00 . Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 1,615.13 Individual deposits subject to check $23,238.69 Time certificates of deposit .. 23,557.70 Cashier's checks.... 977.16 47,773.85 Hills payable, including certificates for money borrowed 15,000.00 Total ,. $80,013.98 State of South Carolina, County of Horry, ss. Before me came P. W. Johnson, cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. P. W. JOHNSON Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of January, 1922. Nettie L. Weber. Notary Public. Correct Attest: J. M. FLOYD. L. R. HAGOOD, P. W. JOHNSON, Directors. f ARMERS' GUIDE FRT[ ; J Written by Dr. J. W. Puchannn, | " Into of tin? I'. S. Department < f A ;- f i : ii .. 11;i:o ami IVofvssor of Vctoi'i'.l- > *: a; y Science at Cli'ui^on College. K j ' * markablo book o.i treatment of : ! oiuers. accident:! and diseases ( 1' ' borsos. mules. catHo jip'1 h? 'is. Tho" j is i? buj.' for the vtilunb!! i itifo mt1'!'1" Co*'.taim" 1 i.i tbis bo??k. Over rift 000 copies lv;vo b"on dis i r-ihntn! amm:?; l'arr.ifis. ' < " a li:.:* | * ; orl tWtfv as lonjC os our fl'tpply Jtt1*} vo wi!! ipplv cvovs far i ? : Ii ?toc!; w.rv wiib a !* ' ?> i f thN ; booh. Write tod iv for your cony. | fAIROMrA rr*'VTif?V\ CO. AT"^ .r\ y'T claim of LJ)cp'.. * v., * .-asBir." "r r <*?mtaKin? v Telephone? $$$$ * \r if- ? lorte oii your wall or your iiks of wire; hugt cubks j rrouitd; tl- r wonderfully A o il s w i (ch bo? rC <;; a c :j >n \ lraine<i organization o!c y*. ;:s it is to provide for and \ 2 service. \ i r> !> IT i-ti { ;f IT \ t-10 5 Uk"' one exchange; it I ivi-tev.th (lie ii?vc:'.f J <('e to provide i !tio Jvr . : ii?? tcfc^nce i\; j c''Ov* ol Ihe cost at U:e p Ltd oj;. nation of the of 1*10 oil/l R l' , 'j\\ ( f Vr hit ' t Ivj I >'1 > .id oi'oi'^ted m readito i/2rve you. | * vur ; ?'( Vf'il B t y(> >r cor mand! ? >ur & rviefc5' PHONE COMPANY jj | ' . -' I ' * I VAY, S. C? JAN. 12, 1922. TIRED, WEAK ~~ AND NERVOUS Why Are So Many Conway PeopleIn This Condition? Feel tired out, irritable and depressed ? Urine irregular; back weak and painful ? These are symptoms that suggest kidney trouble. When the kidneys call for help. Assist them with a tested kidney remedy. Give them the help they need. No remedy more highly recommended than Down's Kidney Pills. Backed by home testimony. Endorsed by Conway people. Mrs. J. M. Duscnbury, Conway, says: "1 had symptoms of kidney trouble and my back was sore and lame. I was tired and languid and nerves were unstrung. My kidneys acted irregularly, too, and I was in misery. 1 knew something had to be done so I got Doan's Kidney Pills. They cured me of the complaint." Price fiOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mrs Dusenburv had. Foster-Milburn , Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?Adv. .. u ffw Qukiina That Does Not Atieci ths Wef' 6(Ct'u?e o( Us tonic ami laxative effect, I,A.XA XIT'K UROMO QU1N1N1C is hitler than crdUor Ou'a.oe and does not cause uervousucffo m riutrng in head. Remember the iu!l rp.mc s* loo* for the n* nature of Li. >V. OUDVE ? O "* To aid in combatting the "dope evil which has invaded a number o. ex-service hospitals in California the American Legion is working* wit!' the Narcotic Control Association James A. Johnston, warden of th Caifornia state prison, is presiden' of the organization. Hz? f Ps" 2 /; i'T"** / I I , ,i * T \ {? . . tr I; ?UM0iwas^. , l For T?v;v< O.z: '..-.aa /.} J fj H ,V(, .3 C. /f I I't.U Lo?l'; "ii: ? fs'l '9'f?> -VV ' ? XN V- *"* ' *~Os- ? * ' ^ soil) '-/-ALL > g v Vi* ) 1 :\ t- U .. O 3 . . - > , V' . I i) W?I1UI/S UOOKI.tT O.V MOTH'cRHOO*. . . 0 riii OAJY. r - I BRADfirLD T.: oc: .\ron Co.. Dcr- v u #'.??< mva. Ca ilff & if ,4J/ / ? c m j*f* km^r W 'M> '****%< ' ' ; ,;V;WK' \ &&&?' ... ^ V .* -^.\i''!l?;-YiN* > r;v-'X"-;?*V-*tV V V\V V. ^ A \v; ;>' t&y J*4? ,?/ < & *T;v? r ' I si ^>?s%ia i: S : ? '7<v w\ ;? * ^7# ff ^ \VkJ j * lOV^ ? Mi-^'S v' wvsT Jy iiMO?** ! ! : ' - k h i , , ?. ' > . "% ? -v.- - .y 1 ' J 1>V- vy. u. \ f > . i >%, yfe . h ?* v' . w.vuv' iM * <-v % . 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Pleasant to take.*'00c per bottle. I. ~ = jlr? i 0eai ine i IJiave the earliest prolii North Carolina. To pro\ testimonial showing whei State's Prison t^arm, and that the U. S. Agricultui their seed except enough Also my booklet showing tl lific type of Cotton is growi grown for years, right in tl sections. My supply is li prices for quick shipment. I 12-22-It WAKE FOR i "rri ck rr Come to our ph ; we have to ofxei ' LAYTON IIKK K \ II 12 22;tf. Mali or i $jL Easier II? That's ( ^ ^ More ti \ V\h time to - ??9 time to1 ma's Po s/ZvL s? p v of cuttin J$?$L a k \ Nothing slicing, i d is :oI Vi . Jt'. -' ; 1 'y the c\H ' A/ ^ > v' :Wi -J >.?"? wasting -5 / ite V'C '1# /fe You use *--/ /fa ?-,h'3 N '// v .<#?/A so.d ar newest \ ''%f? P^'XWr^d}^ &>M rjurjrctr??w*. <7*T} M.5^ sj ?VA^-iSJi J-,* ^]P ,/ !K"P:J| S A ' - ? F?> . , - A l: i M wn - i ;% :* ; ;. epi< kvC ' ;i-'vv v:? the - V . i ' - , ', ,' I - ~:i -v.-H.'' // / clec ' ' of ' > <V : ' 't'f ' ?'T* . / *js> w wa - "V- ' and Larger Fackixgcs ^ If ifl HI >v;,j> i*^ia k.'Ui iili r, -p jaM CJ isf J . &"&.*3 V > w*a at Spivey Mercantile Co., L. If. p.urroi Bargain JTotuo, R. W. I-nw* ?.p Co, W ( ity Men! Mnrketfi Co v way Trudi?,or jap Company, . C / y # mmmm i I j ?mrnmmmmmmmm??^ v ORDER FLUES NOW IN TIME i Have the tobncco flues when the oxfr season's crop is ready to cure. Order then now and tell ms when they are to be ready for delivery. General Repairing Bring us anything that you have in need of general repairs. We will do the work in the rir?ht way, in the right time, and for the right price. MILTON PITMAN Conwa.v Iron Works. tf ?MW?*U???? Soil Weevil' lie type of cotton grown in re this statement, write for fi * | e they were adopted at so great was their success al Department bought all to plant their 1921 crop, lat my SelectecTEarly Pro*n and has been successfully le heart of the boll weevil imited. Write for special UnMinnr nUiUlllg [EST, N. C. Tck brTck ant and seo what r before you buy. VORKS, (Est. 188"?) i, S. G. ,1 HIM ? > ????M???? ??????'?????? ) W& sMugFi . usekeeplng j rand ma's message. me for rest. More take it easy. More visit. Sift out Grandwdered Soap instead . _ . . i. i ig up uar soap. to waste. No boil> fuss and trouble in . No yellow unci pie es to stick to hes. No bars of so^ip away in the water. ; as much or as little vonderful powdered you desire. The --easiest ? quickest y to wash ak Your Mds in andma's Suds indma sooks th<* dirt Sift Grandma's vderpd Soap into the ter. Up come the endid suds. In go clot lies. A little ile and they are m with hardly a bit rubbing?start this ick, easy, way of ' ih i ng today. I \ I Si & '^?SLZ9 |'vrbqr V. K. :-;tr:v.Jv & r. B. C hcstnuf & Co Coi inclnnatl, I"Io " 1. a. ,h- - -v.' v. ' ,':i' /' v?i* : ??& V'i '.\i- Vh ..