The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 02, 1922, Image 3
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II LOCAL AND
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I J. M. Cox w.'.s here last week.
I \V. T. Hucks v -s in town last week.
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I Get law blanks at the ^lerald of
flee. \
I J. N. Martin spent last Saturday in
H Conway.
J. G. Floyd was here last Saturday
afternoon.
B. A. Richnrdson spent last Saturday
in Conway.
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Jehu Causey was in Conway one
day last week.
i (J. L. Stevens was here for a short
time last Saturday.
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W. J. Singleton Spoilt last Monday
in Conway on business.
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II. II. Strickland was in Conway on
business one day last week.
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Car peanut Meal just arrived,fine
hog feed. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Dorman spent
a portion of last Saturday in Conway.
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Car Rice to arrive this week get
our prices. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv
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Mr. and Mrs. .T. W. Little were in
Conway the latter part of last week.
1 * * * 9Mrs.
Lillian E. Randall, of Little
River, was in Conway last Thursday.
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J. I. Allen of Loris spent last
Thursday evening in Conway on business.
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N. C. Adams was out again last
Wednesday following several days of
illness.
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I A. T. Jernipan was amonp those
who visited Conway the latter part of
the weok.
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The chain tran^ is now c.miping
near Pear Swamp on the line of the
new road.
With all of the mills in operation
at Conway times will be better from
this time on.
Sheriff James A Tj^wis went into
Simpson Creel: township lasts Thursday
en le/ral business.
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Ppv Cash and buy for less. Lowest
n ) ]/ ?? rn and feeds.
Cohn's Grocery. 1-12-tf.
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Car Purina Checker Board Dairy
Fe?d to arrive this week. CooperSmith
Co.?Adv.
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N. Pert Hardwirk is still r.t Akron.
Ohio, and is with the bij* tire
cftMiiiinu ;if 1 lint M'.M-O.
Expected to ciri'vo another shioH
ment Seed Potatoes* this week
R Co per-Smith Co.- -Adv.
Mr. Oscar Daniels of J oris v ?s
Co wav the lottor part of l"<\ week
vl ItIngr !ii slater, Mrs. K. E, Jordan.
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H Mniv cases for violation of t1
probil "'"' ?t laws will come up fov
trial ?n (ho court <>r general ses
H F'or::' next wrok.
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* ftnh-Mv-Tism. .antiseptic nn? 1 pain
killer, for infected sores, tetter,
spv-'ln, neuralgia, rheumatism. Ad'
vert | semen t. 1 l-17-15t
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The Viypno\*s! drew Ijircre crowd *
B to tli^ I'astin ^ Th^rtvr 1; ' v.f?el: for
three ni?.rhts tbMt be pave this perforrrances
there.
H Mrs. W. A. Freeman and Mrs. A.
W. P?a? rett went to Rhmris, S. C.
i- st v ee'- to niret a friend who is
now visiting in Conway.
*phe weather was warm last week
and nroved tn le m great contrast
fvrt?r> overal days thi section had oP
Ivory cold weather the week before,
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f!'?n. (!. I,. Ford spent Monday of
1;> 1 weHc liere, returning 1? Columbia
by the time tho House of Ilepres(
no ives reconvened on Tuesday
morning.
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dorn nrMciniy machines operated
by electricity have been insta'led
aiid are now i?i use at the Dietz
drii'-v farms about two miles from
Cor way.
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Among the cases turned over to
i' '>1 funeral sessions by VV.
H Chestnut, will bo found several in
which assault and battery with intent
to kill is charged.
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See Holliday, or bis men, at any of
hifhree c+oppq h?foi,fk h""1' "* fr?vtilizers.
He handles the kinds you
un.rn i/nnwn for veai's.?Advertise
il la v c: nnu >
I ment.
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F. R Wilson, (he president of (lie
\ Conway Lumber Company, arrived in
^ Con way las t week to remain here
for some time on business pertaining
to bis company. He lives in Pittsburg,
Pa.
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Rhodes & Hardwick, brokers ol
Loris, S. C., still \remain the agent.<
of the Virginia-Carolina Chemica
Company. Call and s^e them aboul
your fertilizers for 1022.?Adv.
Business wi'l soon begin (o picl
up for the bottler of soft drinks, a!s<
for the soda fountains .and ice crean
parlors where cool drinks and otliei
things like that are sold. AI read;
there is a feeling of spring in the air
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PERSONAL | i
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H. J. Johnson spent Saturday here.
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Buy your law blanks at the Herald '
>ffice.
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J. W. Gerrald was here last Moniay.
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W. J. Sessions was in Conway last 1
Saturday.
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J. R. Dorman spent last Saturday
n Conway.
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J. P. Harper was in Conway one
lay last week.
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Arnold Hell was here from Bay';oro
last Monday.
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T. W. Livingston was in Conway
the first of this week.
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H. L. Richardson was among those
visiting Conway last week.
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Box jviper for typewriter use is
inr sale ut the Herald office.
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V/. .1 OIK'S was UlllUIlg UIUDO vioivinjjf
Comv/iy on business last week.
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Armours Takange for hotfs see us
for prices. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv. |
We lead in low prices, soo us before
buying. Cooper-Smith Co.?Adv
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Highest price paid for chickens
and entfs. Cohen's Grocery. 1-12-tf.
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I. A. Lewis was in Conway Inst
week, accompanied by several rela-1
ti ves.
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?. Cars Number One Timothy Hay
just arrived. Cooper-Smith Co.?
Adv.
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J. J. Williams was here from his
home in Bucks township one day last
week.
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J. G. Butler of Tabor, N. C., spent
a short time in Conway last week on
business.
K. H. Hardwick %vas here from the
Loris section of the county one day
l/ist week.
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The news ;igency of William Smith
seems to increase its business as
time goes on.
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j Another car genuine Burt Oats
arrived, get our prices.?CooperSmith
Co.?Adv.
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Car Flour to arrive this week.
Prices under the market. CooperSmith
Co.?Adv.
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M. C. Lilly from the Horry section
of the county spent some time in Conway
last Saturday.
10,000 ll)?-*. meat bought before tha
advance, see us before buying
Coo per- Sin i th C o.?A d v.
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j According t > the weather experts
i this se i Ion need not expect anything
I except spring fever from this tine <>r..
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i There is urgent naad ol more ce;
men' sidewalk to conneet tip the . e\
' court liouso with tho rest of the town. |
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Miss Helen Thomas homo dcm n ;
: lvai.ii!; a front delivered a lecture las' I
I wool- before the school imp' oveni1?.'t J
. association hero.
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E. D. Folder, proprietor of tho
Loris Hardware K-. Furniture Com;
puny. r.penl sever r'l hours here on
j bv mess 'ast Wordnv.
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j Tho Legislature will not adjourn
till about tho middle of March. Iripo
tv.it work is keeping the body in
session longer 'hnn is u. u,ul.
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There are few shows in this wor'd
j more 'ntoresting and attractive thar.
j tho film, or silent drama, as it is
j eallod. Actions spo.uk louder tluin
. words,
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"Mam mouth Yellow Soy Beans
Munch and running velvet beans all
fine for stock to arrive soon. Got j
i our prices before buying. Cooper I
. Smith Co.?Adv.
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Roads have been bad through tho'
'winter. With a little work they can J
ow ho placed back in good condij
tior and likely stay so for the
weather will he better.
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It was a good looking page that tho
Herald had last week in the interest
of (lie "write-your-name campaign".
It wa s intended to make people ro;ul
i it and we hope that they read it.
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Wo represent the Virginia-Carolina
Chomirnl Company, makers of
the old reliable brands of fertilizers,
ind can make you attractive prices
on your needs. Rhodes & Hardwick,
Loris, S. C.?Adv.
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i Apotition has been curculated and
extensively signed by business men
. >nd residents n f the town nskin*r for
[ the reinstatement of D. G. Hinson
on the police force of the town of
Conway.
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. For fresh meats of all kinds go to
Mrs. Lawrence Woodbury's Market,
i Race Path, Conway. Buys and soils
country produce. Lawrence Woodbury,
manager. l-2fi-tf
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Tito magistrate court at Conway
c ins been engaged almost every day
) the past, week in the trial of cases and
i 'he investigation o f causes beyond
r its jurisdiction in which several d<>
v fondants were sent up to the court <
general sessions.
THE HORRY HERALD. CON
E. J. Sherwood is making some
lermanent improvements at his resilence.
Terraces are being constructed
and will add to the appearance of
;he property which is already beautiful.
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Hedge Plants?A moor River Privet
ane year well rooted and branchy
51 and $2, two year very bushy and
strong ?3 to $0 per 100 delivered. C.
HL Snider, Conway, S. C. *2-l3-4t
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M. B. Thompson of the company
which bears his name and which operates
a large business in merchandise
and real estate at Warn pee, S.
C., spent last Wednesday in Conway
on business.
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Rhodes & Hardwick, brokers of
Loris. S. C., still remain the agents
of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Company. Call and see them about
your fertilizers for 1022.?Adv.
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The court of general sessions w;"
convene next Monday morning with
Judge T. S. Se:?se as the presiding
Judge. Judge Sease h:s been here t ;
hold the courts about twice before in
the year gone by.
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Send your order.* for fertilizers for
1022 to Rhodes & Hardwick, Loris,
C Z'1 'I1'-"., I.ntn.ftunnl A vfri n1 n-(~!m ro
D. V.. I I !VJt\ I V ;>l II v < .1 f. ......
Una Chemical Company.?Adv.
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Mat.teo Gambaiano doesn't ask any
body to take him at his word. When
lie paid his subscription to th"
Ar.-.encan Legion Weekly ho sent a
check for $2 and his bank book to1
show that the check was good.
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Send your orders for fertilizers for,
1022 to Rhodes & Hardwick, Loris,!
S. C. They represent Virginia-Caro-,
Una Chemical Company.?Adv. i
Next Mond i.v w ill !>o lej^.'il snlesday |
,'it th<^ court house. Hv refo^on^c to i
'\\c rdvertisintf columns of the Herald
ii will appe.ir that a number of
tracts of land will U? ofi7?vrvi ;it ihe
courthouse under orders of court.
J. A. Clifton, M. D., specialist in
diseases of eye, oar, nose and throat,
al Conway Drujr Co. on Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday only...Please
call as early as convenient. 11-3-tf
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A referendum on adjusted compensation
taken by the Kansas City.
Kan., post of the American Legion
showed 74 in favor of paid-up insurance,
45 for farm and home aid,
and 29 for cash.
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if nnlll/l lint
liclM W MM l?mncr? UllUt V/V?VU\I 11 vy V
1)0 explained, flour, rice, wits and
other articles in the grocery trade
were advancing in price all over the
country. In the opinion of some this
cannot last very long, but who knows.
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The enterprising merchant of modern
times will not miss the opportunity
that advertising affords him for
disposing of the stock he wants to
oil. it is the cheapest method o<"
.oiling yet devised by man.
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The first thing that mvs' be looked
1'ier in the r. aking >f a fine crop of
tobacco is obtaining good plants. The
bod must he mado right and it must
e looked .nfter with care so that it
xvill pr >du"o strong, hardy plants for
-e'.ting out when the time comes.
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Several chousaml ex-service men
wno returned to "do Europe right'
are stranded in the largo cities there.
Post> of the American Legion in
London and Paris a'e helping ther*
">ook passage "back home again."
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Lee I'hume, of TTo'ly Mil!. Orange
I nrg county, S. C.. 0110 of the mos
remarkable college athletes S' uth
Carolina has known. will take a
fir no* in nrofprs:oiwl bnsoball Ihi-*
reason, having signed a contract with
Clvnnnvilln Snul'l AllfllV. !' C!!lll).
| . V.'l . MM IMV ?.'VMVII A J. . .
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I,;i1 wor>k the sewer Mne vhieh vim.mr-i'
Lain el street between Fif:h ;m<:
Sixth avenues was stopped up and
p'umbers hud to npon the lino in scvn....i
pij?ccF in order to get the sewer
into operation ajmin. This line is ficnuenUy
stopped up and pivintr
i rouble, showing that it was not pro*
jvm Iv laid in the beginning,
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J. 10. Janes has the higher cut nnd
on the ground ready for the erection
of several houses on his farm at the
Melson place. This improvement will
he '^ado bv him on the property he
purchased from J. B. Todd. It war;
formerly the land of Mrs. E. A. Pitman,
one of the heirs in the Melson
estate. >
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C olds Cause Irip otid fctfaucnztt
AXATIVK BROMO QUININE Tablets remote t;.:iro.
Thcro is only <,Dd Bromo QtiicV
*V. GROVE'S eigne ?ure ct> bo*. flOn..
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| Monuments !
| Dealers In I
Marble and Granite j
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j anrl Iron Fencing.
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> See us or write before buying J
| and we will send our repre- %
| sentative to see you. j
Lumberton Marble & (
Granite Works
J. H. FLOYD, Prop.
| LUMBERTON, N. C. j
\ 3124 lyr
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WAY, S. C , MAR, 2 1922.
Every sick and wounded ex-service
man in New York state hospitals
will be assigned an able-bodied
member of the American Legion, who [
will see that his charge gets a square
deal.
Er.rly last week the materials were
being placed next door to the Peoples
Filling Station in preparation for the
erection of the new office building
for the Conway Building Company.
H. P. Little has the contract for the
building.
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Before you buy your fertilizers for
.1922 let us figure with you on best
prices for old reliable brand manufactured
by Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Company. We represent this big'
fertilizer company at Loris and will!
bo pleased to figure with you and fill
your needs for any quarter of the
county. Rhodes & Hardwick, I.oris,
S. C.?Adv.
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County Auditor N. C. Adams was
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isiciv .several ciays vist wok ami his
place had to be filled at the courthouse
in the taking of tax returns.
J. M. Boyd, who has been assisting
the aduitor on his trips over the county
in this work, was verv efficient in
rendering; assistance to the taxpayers
while Mr. Adams was out.
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All standard ,'rvades of best uua'ities
of fertilizer.1 aie handled and arc
for sale by George J. Holliday at
Jordanville. .\y .or and Gallivant's
Ferry: Swift's. Uoysters', ReadV.
Wilcox and Gilbs, Union Seed and
Fertilizer Co. See him first at any
|of these places.?Adv.
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' Sometime in March if plans work
out the contest put on bv the school
j improvement association between the
j literary societies of the Burroughs
High School will take place and the
'winning society will be presented
with the prize, a loving cup already
in the hands of the committee o?
which Mrs. M. G. Anderson is the I
chairman. !
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The Herald lias full stock of good I
typewriter panel's. Call and look over i
what is here before buying some that |
you might not want. You can get
exactly what you want at the Herald I
shop. Odd si/.os can bo cut to suil 1
your machine or your taste, if it is
your taste and not your machine that;
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must, DC considered.
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Washing of dishes takes up a lot
of time in every household. Articles
have been prepared anfl published on
the subject. In this as in every other
work about the farm home, or city
home either, operations should be
shortened as much as possible. The
object should be to save both time
and labor, but never at the expense
of cleanliness and thoroughness in
such work.
George J. Holliday sells the following
well known br.ands of fertilizers:
Wilcox & Gib!)? Manipulated brands;
Swift's, Royster's, Read's. Union Seed
,V* Fertilizer Company's brands; also
the Big O brand. See the advertise-!
.. ent in another column of this paper. I
-?Adv.
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Although the date for the conven-j
on is more than three months olf,
fTi i:iis of the South f'aroliivi Sunla>
School Association are a'rerdy
uiking plans ;md preparations for,
he holding of tho ar.nu i! South Caro^.a
Sunday School Convert :on in Co-i
/'mbia on June ?0. '31 pnd '.?2,
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10 000 tens f<->, ' >} tow pr'ccs. I
" (\ per cent acid $10, 12 per cent
kninit 89, nitrat . ' < .1 '
<\>r df\ *.- > sis: so 7
$27.80, a I! tagged and < n cars . i?va
1 Charj^tov : n ' Wjl'r.inpfton in
o/ir lots. F>uy before Henry Ford's i
o:'\ r rejected. Sond ' *e your order.
Also seo me in Conway next
P.Ionday and Tuesday, court wck. ct
Mote! Grace. W. Bovd Jones, Avnor.;
S. C.
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IC; Offers specia
| ami Summ
| New mercha]
jjjl being put i
j prices that
(j Look in the \
n in%$ each c
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<|j Saturday? M
*! big Dollar
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not now think of using
tured here that were er
centuries ago. They, !ik<
Modem Bake
in order to produce the t
demanded. Our customers t
lutnttn or*
<xiwc:yo cic? -ai -vj ut^ut
kind. The secret is baking ge:
Quality and cicanlines,
^ o/ f/ifo Wcery
HYM
MISS McNEILL KNTERTAINS
x (ful .y afternoon little Joan Mc?
Ncill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1\
McNeill, entertained her little
friends. The occasion was her
fourth birthday.
After the guest had been entertair.cd
by amusing games, they
marched into the dining room, which
was decorated for the occasion.
Tn the center of the table was
cut glass bowl filled with ninlr -Tn_!
ponicas.
The birthday cake, holding foui
]>ink candles, bore the dates 1918-22
Heart shaped sandwiches , Je!!o.
and whipped cream with cakes were
served.
I The Her,aid has some of the 200
| subscriptions to the Southern Agrij
culturist not yet taken. Get this big"
I agricultural semi- weekly before they
are all gone. One copy goes with
every paid-in-advance subscription to
the Herald; that is, so long' as the 200
will last.
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The annual live stock report for
South Carolina, issued by B. B. Hare
agricultural statistician in the Bureau
of Markets and Crop Estimates, United
Sta,es Dep/irtmcnt of Agricult.ure
shows that the mwr.ber of horses
on farms in the state decreased from
7?s.0'10 in J 020 to 77,000 in 1021 and
7(?,000 on January 1, 1022.
I'OI ri.ATJOX lXClxKASE
| >1AKKS 1TIL IT IKS SPKNO
' The rapidly growing population of
practically all secii( ns of the United
-States is 'taking the telephone,
light and power and other public ser
vice companies bustle fo" funds with
| whi -h lo extend their plants to meet
the demaids of tNc puh'ic, aceoidiut;
to men Mj;h up in t'^e managcmert
, vJf the utilities. Millions of dollars
j will !>0 expended by the e companies
I during the next two years, for ad'ii.iens
to and extension? of their
plants, say the utility men. if it is a'.
a1' noss'Me fo: them t<? finance such
expenditures, and to earn upon th3
new ci'nital when it is invested.
"The average man, not interested
in the affairs of ihe utilities ex(cepting;
as a customer, does not
| sometimes realize that the cnnslani
/rrowlh in popuii'.ion necessitates also
j.iust as constant a growth in tlv*
I
m>
I values in aE lii
er goods.
"Q
ncrne arriving
i tw
n at the same
this firm always
window for the
lay.
arch 4th we wi
specials for Spri
ich Dry Gc
A. E. Goldfinch, Mg
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THE French of today
are famous as pastry
makers, but they would
the crude methods pic- j
nployed by them some
e ourselves, must have a i
<
ry Equipment
oothsome dainties tnat are
ell us that our pastries are
ntly better than the home
nius plus modern equipment
s are the twin moiloes J
at all limes. ?
AN'S
I plants of the public service com panies,
if they are to lyive the adequate
service to which the people ar *
entitled," said a local telephone man
recently. "Take the telephone as an
illustration: Did it ever occur to you
that we must actually invest front
$70 to $100 or more for every telephono
in service in our exchange??
and that the more telephones we adtl?
the more money we must invest ?
j "Our business is different, that,
way from that of the merchant, for
instance. He can usually handle,
say fifty percent more customers
with little if no additions to his
stock, or perhaps to his sales force.
But we. cannot handle one percent
more business without a consequent
addition to and additional investment
in our plant.
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I .1... v.m urvempiiient JUKI
extensions of utility plants was practically
prohibited; material and men
both were needed in the country's(service.
So, in addition to the al?
.ways steady demand for extensions,
I we have the demand that would normally
have been filled during1 the*
past two years?which means that
we've got our work out for us for
the next two years to come, provided
we can get the money with
which to do it. and that means that
} we must l>o able to ai 'ire prospective
investors, of course, that we will*
I be able to earn interest or dividend.-?
for them after we've used their
! monev."
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> The a-'titude of most utility men,
said lite speaker, wa> well outline t
recently by Frank T. Hu'svit of tho
United I igbt jind Kail w::vs Co.,
New York, who asserts that the.
utilities must be permitted even a*,
liberal earring on the pros >nt value,
j of their property in older that t?hr?>
(-tiln<lalv.I of gue.l service rmv bo continued
end addil'tuv ' e* nita> be n.t>
, tracted in order t>> ob\;iin funds for
j J.!ie expansion of t he p" p^rty in the
many growing communities of tho
'. ouvtv;'. I 1,1 t i: <b O. T.p?
, ui' \vi11 re' use to flow in the direc.
lion of uublic lit'lit'" ii;moot, anil
, the companies wi'l be oblired to #et
itilon.u* tl.e best Ihey know how with,
the equipment in hard, and will nof'
have the fmuls foi e\pan-i. if prop\
erty. no matter bow much t lio com;
munity may desiic it or be entitled
to it."- -Contributed.
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nes of Spring I
:/ery day and n
low range of y
? nrmr/ft ^
special offer- =
ill show some i
ing. U
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