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SCIENCE REVEALS j I ^afc foods thai abound in J | tho vitamins bcs?t promote | I h -althful growth." 3 1 J-"?' ' '**"j OtfUU &LValL I as an air] to growth 1 I and strength shoui?l 4,. \, 3 I have a place in the V<- 1 i diet of most children. 9 , I Scott & Uownt, BloornfiolJ, N. J. 8 % ALSO M ^KERS OF fl I Wi-tTi" f^TSi V/ *?? MB I I lU'fisMUa 1 O'sblets or Granules) I J for INDIGESTION J 20-20sk M INCOME FORMS MADE SIMPLER These Blanks Will Be Available on Januarv 18th in Columbia Tho following statcmont is issued by Acting Collector of Internal Revenue W. R. Bradley, the District of South Carolina; Columbia, South Carolina. Forms 10 10- revised .and simplified, for filing individual returns of income for the calendar year 1021 of $5,000 and loss will be available on Wednesday, .January IX, 15*22, at the office of collector of internal revenue, Columbia, S. C. A copy will be mailed to taxpayers who last year filed a return, but failure to receive the form does not relieve :i taxpayer of his obliiratioi to file a return on time, on or before March lo, 1022. The form has been reduced from six to four pajres, two of which are devoted 1o in (ructions which should be carc'i^ly read bv the tax}>ayer before filling vt the blanks. A studj of the>^ in -1 ruct :ons will trie 111> lessen 1 *ies heretofore encountered in coiiv1' v making cut the return. On pajre 1, 'u lei" bead of ''Income" are space- for 1 oir;r'.i:"?' t >:lowin;.? items: sal: ries, >\ i , commi.--ions, etc.; inconie from partnerships, fiduci.aries, etc.; rents and royalties; profit (t?r loss) from b'tsii e s or profession; profit (or loss) from sale of real estate; profit (or loss) from sale of stocks, bonds, etc., and oth *r income. Ueneath are spaces for enlevinir deductions, such as interest and taxes paid during the year; lo-ses by fae, ?'<?r? ^-hipwreck, or other casualty <>?* by theft, contribuiioi ', bad lebts, etc. On pajce 2 are spa ";s f"<? ru'erinn: explanations of the various item*, i. o.. the total amount of income from business or profession, with clescription &"grocery," "retail clothing," "dni f store," "laundry," "doctor," "lawyer," "farmer" from rents and royalties, sale 01 property, etc. 'loturns :irr> required of every single person and ovory married person not livir.tr with husband or wife, whose net ii.come for 1021 was $1,000 or more, and of ovory married person living with hu-band or wifo whoso not income was $2,000 or moro. 1* 'ho eomhinod net incomo of huVnairl, wifo/ind dependent minor childron oqua'led or exceeded $2,000, or if ( " era binod gross incomo of husband. *\iiV? ai/l dependent minor chil.lron equalled or exceeded $2,000, or ?f tho combined gross incomo of husband wife and depondent minor children equalled or exceeded 000, all such income must bo reported on a joint return or in separate returns of husband and wifo. If single and the not income including that of dependent, minors, if any, equalled or exceeded $1,000. or if tho gross income equalled or exceeded CARDUI HELPED REGAIN STRENGTH Alabama Lady Was Sick For Three Years, Suffering Pain, Nervous and Depressed?Read Her Cum Story of Recovery. Paint Rock, Ala.?Mrs. C. M. Stegall, t>f near here, recently related tho following interesting account of her reMvoru! "T wnq in n. wnnlv-nnm! r>on. dltlon. I wait flick thrco years In bod, Buffering a great deal of pain, weak, nervous, depressed. I was so weak, I couldn't walk across the floor; just had to lay and my little ones do the work. I was almost dead. I tried every thing I heard of, and a number of , doctors. Still I didn't get any relief. I couldn't eat, and slept poorly. I believe if I hadn't hoard of and taken Cardui I would havo died. I bought six bottles, after a neighbor told mo what it did for her. "I began to cat and sleep, began to gain my strength and am now Well _?/] ^ * rAn cf T ha vnn'f t>n/l rt.iw ?*mi. tlllU Btiuiigi * "wtvim v uuu nu; ti uu' bio since ... I mire can testify to the good that Cardui did me. I don't think there is a better tonic made and I believe it saved my life." For over 40 years, thousands of women have used Cardui successfully, in the treatment of many womanly ailments. If you suffer as these women did, take Cardui. It may help you, too. At all drugglsta. E 85 T $5,000, a rot urn must bo filed. A minor, however. having n not income <?f $1,000 or .$2 000, according to marital status or a jarross income of $5,000, must file a return. The requirements to file a return of gross income, roqrarfl'os ; of tho amount of not income ' upon which the tax is assessed is a now provision. "Not income" is gross income less certain dcdu?t,iv-,ls which are explained on the form. Undo,r pach of the above eruditions f a rctunj piust bo filed even thouirh no tax is due. The exemptions are $1,000 ( for single persons .and married per- ' sons not livin.tr with husband or wife, $2,500 for married persons living with | husband or wife whose not income for 1 <>21 was $5,000 or loss and $2,000 for | such "persons whose not income was j more than $5,000. The exemption for dependents (a person under eighteen years <>f ago or mentally or physica'lv defective) lias been increased from i.. iu ^ I A head of a family, a person who actually supports in one house- ] hold one or more persons closely related to him (<> 1* her^ by blood, mar- r riage, or adoption, is granted the same exemptions allowed a mariied person. The normal tax rates are unchanged, 1 per cent on the first $<1,000 of net income above the exemptions, and X per cent on the remaining net income. The tax this year, as last, may be paid in full .at the time of filing the return, or in lour equal instalments, due on or before March 1~>. .tune 1">, September 15, and Peceml in 15. Heavy penalties are provided by the new revenue act for failure to fde a. return and pay the tax on time. Announcement will be made through the press of the date of release of Forms 10to for filing individual upturn of income of more than $5,000. .ION AII AM) T1IK WHALE. Now Huddy, j2.it up and come her 1o your pap And I'll tell you a story?climb up 01 , my lap; It's bc'.ter'n the storv o' ICster or Ruth. An' <1?"h it is fishy it's ever' hit , truth. c^-t ii ten i ilit .uond whilo I toll you this tale How ol' .loner tie prophet jr<?t tau^h , by ;? whale; That whale caujrht poor Joner and. 1 bless your dear soul, It not on'y caught him, hut swallow:d , him whole. A part o' this story is awfuily sad, It's about a bijn- city that went to the bad; When the Lord'seen them people with sich wicked ways He said, *'1 can't stand 'em more'n forty more days. Then He spoke to ol' Joner and said "K" and cry To that wicked ol' city and tell 'em that 1 (live 'em forty flays more for to i?i 'umbled down, And if they drn't do it, I'll tear up their town." When he heard the Lord speakin' ol' Joner said, "No, 'I'm a true Hardshell Haptist an' s' I ' M ?-o. Them Niniver people ain't nothin' to me, \n' t',rn I aj;'in furin missions, yoi< see." So he went down to .loppy an' ther m ureal nasio He boarded a ship for a diffcrer p'nce. Hut the !,onl lookod down on lha' ship :m' says Ho, "Ol' .loner's a fixin lo run off fiuiv mo." Then Ho sol the wind blowin' wit! ;< iomU,"Mfl w?tb sourals. The ship hit got rowdy an' kicked up it's heels; Then Joner confessed hit was caused by his sin, So the crew threw bun out and th^ whale took him in. The wl">a'e said to Joner, "Ol' feller don't fret, , For I'm sent here to take you in out of the wet; You are goin' to git punished right for your sin." Then he opened his mouth an' pool Joner went in. 'Twas the funniest sight, Bud, that ever was seen. When Joner rid off in his new submarine, An' them sinners of Niniver did not repent, For the message o' warn in' to them was missent. On a bed o' green .sea words th whale tried to rest, For he said. "I will sleep while m;. food I digest." But ho got mightly restless an' soreb afraid, For he rumbled inside us the o" prophet prayed. So you see how God's message to Niniver lays Tn the "dead letter office" for thre? nin-Ui cj 011 ' /1 m iro II 1^1 no (til ua,vr?. The prophet was shut in as tight a* a lock, And all things will he opened as sure as you knock. On the third day that ol' fish riz up from his bed With his stummick tore up an' a pain in his head, An' he said: "I must git to the air mighty <|uick, For that filthv ol' sinner is makin' me sick." So he winked his big eyes an' he wiggled his tail. Then ho "pulled for the shore" to deliver his "male." He came up near the shore an' he looked all around An' vomitted Joner clean out on the ground. HE HORRY HERALD, CON VW OK Joner thanked God for his mercy an' grace, Then, turnin' around, at the whale made a face, An' said: "After three days and nights you have found That a good man, ol' Sucker, is hard to keen down. -ujiM He stretched himself out with a yawn an' a sigh And set down in the sun for his clothing to dry, rhen ho thought how much hotter his preaching wouM be *iince from Whale Seminary lie had a degree. ' Having rested himself an' dried well in the sun Flo st.'irtod for Niniver most on a run, Por ho said: "1 must hurry an' try to not sin Kor I'm shore 1 don't want to git swollered ag'in." Ho arrived in the city ahout a week late Rut ho preached from the time ho had entered the gate Pill tlio whole population repented and prayed An' the* great Hand of Justice and Yenu'oance was stayed. When you disobey Mammy remcmbei this tale, Kf you run off from home, Bud, look out for tlie whale There's varmints to j?it you on sea an' on land, An' a bov can be swollerecl lots easicr'n a man. THM TAI.K OF THK DOG-STAR V/V Grande Ki vers. The lonely old Doff-star barked in. (be sky And bayed at the Moon and cocked i':rh1 eye, The Moon only smiled and said "You're a sijjfht ! 'A many old Dog-star, out ev'ry ni^ht! "You've never won ribbons, your ears rr.er.'t rut, ust'an Id cur and your pa was it mutt: With a tail ! il;e a comet, raided unsound, Smelly old yelly old, pot-belliec' hound! 'You'xe flea-" in your hide and bare! j can see, AO folks to boast of and no ped-iU'ree, Sou re n??t in the book and you'v; nowhere to jro, \ hoivelrss a I'd boneless, knock kneed holy how." I'ho I)(),'?;- lur f'ot mad and .jumped! ill tllO Mooil, ; -> * A ! PRI< ! REDl <v a ??7s TIIClMVf A | Lowest Prices Eve | Motor C | Touring | Roadster | F. O. B Starter and Demou Z * Co^pe | Sedan . , I F.O. B Equipped With Starter < <> || Ford son Tractor . | F. O. B 0 1 H. L. < Authorize < < o Conwai * iY, S. C., JAN. 19, 1922 ????mm*mm ???? Knocked over the Dipper and raised a typhoon, Made such a l'uss that the stars al! took fright, Lowered their curtains 'til far in th night! That is t!\i* reason that dogs here i fl 't-f 4;*eV i li Send ;'mth night i e^nge, into t air? They i ay at the Moon, foi all kno * , that he VIado fun of the Dog-star and hi ped-i-grcc! The subject of the essay for which R. W. Lane & Co. has offered three prizes to the children of the public ( schools of Horry County is, "Wash- ' ington's Service as President |to His : Country." The contest is to run until February 2'2, so got ready your essay : and send it in to I J. W. Lane & Co. as soon as possible.?Adv. o For writing tablets or scratch pads untilv :i1 llip tobacco p!t l)r<'< in this county. Now is 1he tin o to conoid t th? ? Church Directory ! "i?nv!?v Unntist Church, Myron W Gordon, Pastor. Service's every Sunday. Sunday School Exercises 10 n. m Morning worship and preaching 11:15 a. m. Evening worship and preach in y 7:30 p. m. lVayer meeting services every Wednesday evening at 7:30. Strangers and visitors cordial!: welcomed to all these services. Kingston Presbyterian Church, J. M Lentmon, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning. Sunday School at !() a. m. Morning worship and preaching at 11:15. a. m. Prayer meeting services ruesda\ 7:30 p. m. Wo welcome one and all to out services. Conway Methodist Church, .!. C. Atkinson, Pastor. Services evei y Sunday. I i<>partmeutal Church School 10 a. m. Bible Class for men only .0 a. m Morning worship and prca^hinj.' 11:15 a. m. Evening worship 7 p. m. Prp.yer meeting services We.lnesda\ A\?nn!nrr 7 n'plnplr Welcome extended t;o everybody t< attend all services. % ?> r>FS i heaJT jirwn v 4> * JOED | O ^ ItSAl CAR ?> r Named by Ford t * ompany v $348.00 | 2 $319.00 f! ?. Detroit 1 intable Rims Extra JI i : I $580.00 | $645.00 I . Detroit J and Demountable Rims + <*> o $625.00 i . Detroit | * BUCK I ;d Dealer I /, S. C. I < v SUPt. ALLEN AND MISS GRAY v; Schedule >:or Meeting; in imcrosl o< Arii-t Schocis. The State Department of Kducijtion ha-: 'u ou pushihp; the organisation o; aduU schools in an effort to give , ? opportunity to learn to read and write t*? the men and women who did not have a eh a nee when children. It it the custom of the State Department >f Kducation to furthor this work by encouraging; the organization of schools throughout the state and at the same time to concentrate work on some specific county. For three years concentrated work has been conductor) in Pickens county, and the results have been most uratifyinjr 'or Ph'kons founts now records, accordinir to 15*20 census, the least illiteracy in the -tato. With the co-operation of Superintendent Allen the State Department of Kducation hopes to do a similar niece of work in Horry county. Miss Wi'l I.on Gray, supervisor of adult schools, has come to the county to i!s. ist Superintendent Allen in pushing* the work. The regular profivv of the teachers' meeting on SatunViy was given to a discussion of illite>"ic> and means of its elimination A largo number of teachers and trustees weiv present and expressed a do.- ire to see tho work pushed vigorously. The\ pledged their hearty support, and we believe !lorry will set a new standard for the state in the prosecution of this work. Since the entire expense of this work is met by the state, and since the .appropriation is limited it will he impossible to have schools in every district. Superintendent Allen has made the following schedule of work for the week beginning January 1(>: Tuesday Juniper May. P A. M. Ml. i-lermon?'P. M. l.undy of Gallivant's Ferry, 11 A. M. Vallev Forgo?G. I.. Stephens of A lien, No. 1, 1 l\ M. Poplar Hill, 3.30 P. M. If wm.' ii K,huui "amAUU"^ o ! _ ^ f m ,?,?. , i?S iSskk tv &k | For Sale ut your Dealer i * ASK FOK T1IL YELLOW PI eagle eagle pencil co ? ?<v 4> '> <t> 4> + n ^ a a O !# I 1 OllS <> o An important part oi < X of your car, and where it ? Z good polish to the surfao V not tarnish the finish that J at the factory. Wc look so reasonable that you cai 7 $ to do it yourself. I Greas< i 1 w e will turn down th A J that are empty. We wi J doing this and call your & 2 should have your attentior ? would he needed, such as <v $ one used to he, or a loose 1 i r 11 ? before it causes a breakage * % We are prepared to ser grade gasoline and lubrica water for the battery, anc i business to serve. s People! ! Sta < / Aynor?Fred (iates of Amor, 7:30 P. M. WVdniv day. Bayboro?Bcrrv lliil of Bavboro, !> A. i\l. >. l.orU?M. .). Bullock of Loris, 11 A. M. Hughes Mill?Mrs. Clarence Marlow 4>t" Tabor, l I*. M. Deep Branch?SaUie G. Ellis, Loris, . 3 -V- V'. M. . Whito Oak?W. l\ Carroll of Alls( . brook, 7:30 l\ M. i I Timr diy. JI Enterprise Hattie Ludlum of ; Myrtle Beach. A. M. I \\ iluwood?ilicit o/t Lewis of Murrell's Iiilot, 11 A. M. Collins Creek?Gcnivieve Wilcox of Binges 1 V. M. Socastee?Ivitherino Guess of Conwav, 3:30 l\ M. Allen. Friday. Savannah KlulV Mis. K ~io Sommerlyn of Conway, !' A. M. Saleni??Mi's ( ti*in Johnson of Mixonville, 10:30 A. M. Red Hill?Mr. Chestnut of Allsbrook, 12 M. Rod Bluff?Curtis Williamson of Al'sbrook, M. Maple?Mrs. T. P>. 1 owis of Conway. 7:30 P. M. Good Hope?-Mrs. P. 1'. Latham of Con w,ay, 7:30 P. M. Eldorado?J. L. Gore of Allshrook, 1 P. M. Superintendent Allen and Miss Gray will visit these schools in an effort to interest the communities in the organization of schools for tho grownups. The entire comnuinity i ask^d to attend the meetings i i each locality and to assist in making plans for the work. Only those communities exhibiting local interest will be t i\on a school, so it will ')e to the advant.:'.;e of each comnuinity to d> everythmi; in its power to oM.ain a school. Any school not listed in tiie ah >vo schedule would do well to eomriuinicate with Superintendent Allen, for it miyht l?e arranged to uive them a school if the community desires ore. Good print "n?r on iroo<l <tock a': the Herald office. i * " Vrk IT A ! ;,.,; V ..' \\ cEtCll l*On i 3 Lt< j Siii, - i ., i H . Mace in rive xradea j FINCl'_ W Tli THE K?D BAND MIKADO MP A. MY, NEW YORK ; X ^' x,;h#. v. ^ ! >hing | Dur business is ihe washing is needed the addition of a J ?, with a material that will * was baked on the hardware after this for you at a price x mot afford to take the time ? < < < < 3 CupS c grease cups and fill those o 11 look over the car while attention to anything that J J i before more serious repairs ! a missing grease cup, where < holt that should be replaced it it it ve you with plenty of high- < ting oils, and plenty of good I V-' & ^ u ^ I air for the tires. It is our < o < o o 5 Filling o tion I A