Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS Inhaling the fumes of turpentine and white lead often weakens the kidneys. That's one reason why so many painters luive bad backs and sick kidneys. Exposure, frequent colds and chills and the strain of climbing i Before Bal THERE aro thousands of ex] much, useless suffering for m moment when delivery occurs. fJ nerves and vital organs weakem child. An eminent physician four unnecessary suffering?tho same mothers have used for three gen< Mre. Waller S. Hadlcy, Bridgeport, cnmf I whs ko paralyzed in my hips und days after a little extra exertion I cou on this time; in fact, I could hardly yet I using one bottle of Mother's Friend, I almost owe ray life to Mother's Friend." "Mother's Friend" is applied externall penetrates remarkably, permitting the niUBcles, nerves, tissue* and ligaments, a during expectancy and at child-birth. 1 Start using "Mother's Friend" now?tho M rs. C. J. I artman, Scranton, Pa., had a doctor nr.d a nurse, and then ti my la?t two children I used Mother's Fri time to K'et a doctor, because I wasn't minutes." "Mother's Friend" contains no narcoti three generations "Mother's Friend" has useless suffering. Mother 1 y(>u must m tutefc. Heirin usini' "MutKi.r'u I everywhere. I FREE BOOK LEI I Don't let falne modesty keep you fror I and to your home. lij all means, you booh r.cnt free. Send for your copi \ BA-42, Atlanta, Ga. Litt "Mother's J Did Y( Pi The man who b troubled by the al Did he pay less fc: actually did he pa nu i -1- ? jLfia nc get Hie DO perhaps have driv Was the net price tire of established In the belief th; transaction, we bi discounted the "d Instead of listing i you with a so-c? profitably can. We build it of Goodyear method price than you ar< unknown worth. Compare these prices 30x3# Giticher $12.50 30x3# Straight Side.. 13.50 32x3# Straight Svle.. 19.25 31x4 Straight Side.. 22.20 Goodyear Cross-Rib Tret I o 1- 1 IUUCK 1 AUTHO c< Mf flllBI iflirtfK* ftliY* i millr Ti up and down ladders help start the trouble. If your back aches, if sharp pains strike you in the back when stooping, lifting or working, if you have headaches, dizziness, rheumatic pains; if the urine is discolored or passages painful and scanty, try Doan's Kidney >y Comes pectant mothers who undergo onths before, as well as at the These months of suffering, with 5d, leave their effect upon the ul the way to stop much of this easy way which thousands of ^rations. I lie)., says: "Before my little boy I limbs I could hardly walk, and some ildn't walk a ?tep. I felt it coming , up when I sat down, but now, after am so much better. 1 feel Uiut I y to the abdomen, back and hips. Tt easier relaxation and distension of ind their constant easier readjustment [lave no more fear or dread, mother I sooner the better. says: "With my first two children T icy hud (o use instruments, but with eml und h:id only a nurne; wo hud no very nick?only nbout ten or fifteen oh or harmful drujjs. It is pafe. For < relieved expectant mothers of much yroid mere jfreubes and uhcIosb ?uhstitoday. It ia sold at drug stores? ? ON MOTHERHOOD n thin dulu to yourself, to your child ahrndd have our valuable ilhmtrater* i now to liradficld Iicyulator Co., ^riend" from your druyyint today. JM ra^y.-x ^ 3u Get the B rice, After A1 uys a "long discount" tire usuail Jove question. >r the tire than his neighbor mhrl ty more? ttom price, when all is said and de 'en a sharper bargain? : really more than he might have I reputation and value? it the average motorist prefers a lilt (he new (Joodyear Cross-Rib iscount" in advance. it at a high price, to enable the alied "long discount," we list it high-grade long-staple cotton, usi I of group-ply construction, and s< ? asked to pay for many "long di with NET prices you are asked to pay for' 1 32x4 Straight Side. . $24'.50 X i 33x4 Straight Side.. 25*25 3' 34x4 Straight Side.. 25.90 3^ i 32x4Straight Side.. 31.45 3l These prices include manufacturer* s excise tax id Cord Tires are also made in 6, 7 ant FOR SALE BY Motor Com RIZED FORD DE4 DNWAY, S. C THE HORRY HERALD, CON VI Pills, the remedy so widely used and I so well recommended by men in the painting trade. Here's a Conway testimony: Harmon Housend, painter, says: . "Inhaling- the fumes of turpentine is what weakened my kidneys. I had * lo get up at night to pass the kidney s secretions which were unnatural. I ii got I Joan's Kidney Pills at the Con- j| way Drug Co., and in a short time 0 my hack was stronger and the kidney ij secretions were natural." ' n Price <>0c, at all dealers. Don't a simply ask for a kidney remedy?get jj Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that a Mr. llousand had. Koster-Milburn l Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?Adv. c. SUMMONS FOR KKLIKF t (Complaint Served.) s STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I COUNTY OF HORRY. v COURT OF COMMON PLEAS j, Armour Fertilizer Works, a Cor- n poration, Plaintiff, vs. J. T. Smith and W. J. Dorsey, Defendants. v To The Defendants above Named: i YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED t and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is v herewith served upon you, and to 0 serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber or ^ subscribers at his or their office at c Conway, South Carolina, within ]( twenty days after the service hereof; It exclusive of tne day of such service; t and if you fail to answer the com- c plaint within the time aforesaid, the r plaintiff in this action will apply to v the court for the relief demanded in t the complaint. v Dated July 7th, A. D. 1022. f H. II. WOODWARD, t Plaintiff's Attorney, y To J. T. Smith, Absent Defendant. TAKE NOTICE That the complaint p in the foregoing stated action and the (| Summons of which the foregoing is a t copy were filed in the office of the r Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas a in and for Horry County, at Conway, () S. C., on the 7th dav of August A. a D. 1922. ' W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.) v C. C. C. P. H. H. WOODWARD, c Plaintiff's Attorney. s Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days 11 DrujuHsts refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails I to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Pil*s, and you ' can net restful sleep after first application. t?0c. C o ? c AO ?? " y*L. ?1... * ' 1" " >1 L" I f V.I^O.1 L'IUCK> 111 LlltJ ? time of Kin^ Alfred of England. The new Qoodyear I Cross'llib Tread Cord B bottom. ' i? \ y finds himself \ it have paid, or g? ?ne, or could he |s i ad to pay for a 5 frank and open Tread Cord and S dealer to attract as low as we K " fi> *n ng the patented ? L'll it at a lower s ? iscount*' tires of $ J 'long discount"tires j| I }x 4) a Straight 5 Kde.. $32.15 | I; *x4# Straight Side.. 32.95 Ej 1 3x5 Straight Side.. 39.10 3 \ 5x5 Straight Side.. 41.05 I ] 1 O 1. * * ' ? w Sizes for trucks I I j II j tpanyj 1 ? *V U-ERS \ N 5 rAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922 PURCHASING POWER ON THE 1NCREAS1 New York.?Purchasing; power o he public, the dominant factor u he merchandising; and busines ituation of the United States ha ncrea-sed ny millions of dollars with u the last week and can be counte* n to increase still further. T egin with ,hundreds of thousands o diners have gone back to the slope nd the tipples of the soft con idds at wages which satisfy then nd with which they can purchas he necessities and some of th omforts of life. The 20 per cent increase grantor o the employes of the United State iteel Corporation alone added ove 50,000,000 a year to the nurchasini ower of the country, and the junij f one-fifth in the payrolls of th ^dependent steel companies adde lore than as many millions. ?* -e - i v?i tiivri mui t*, 111illi V UI U1C LUXLli workers of New England are re urning to work, not at the reduc ion of 20 per cent against whicl hey struck but under an agreemen /hich makes the old wage seal perative from September 1st, on. Finally, the farmers of the coun ry are being paid cash for thei rops and while their complaints ar >ud in the ears of every agricul ural community, the fact remain hat they can buy and are buying fo ash. There is every evidence fron eports received from all section /ithin the last twelve hours, tha he farmers of the country not onl /ill be amply suppied with fund or the necessities but will complet he year with a fair average o irofit. For these increases in income an lurchasing power, the tivmendou evelopment of building operation hroughout the country is largel esponsible. Building trades hav ibsorbed the surplus labor of th ther industries and the disappeai nee of unemployment has create demand which it has require vage advances to fill. These increases in buying powe an be counted on to empty th helves of the retail stores, to crow he order books of the jobbers an nanufacturers and to increase th iik'o of the producers of raw niat.ei ?? 1 l' flM^ riwif ntK?/*K ?-* ?.?wl.? ?? * I* " ' i IIC lav. win ? nil II JJI liuucr UU'I an also he counted on to increas osts of production and a genera Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions! Here's Something About S. S. S. That You' 11 Be Glad to Hear. You might Just as well know It rlgh now,?tho cause of skin eruptions pimples, blackheads, boils and so on Is right in the blood. There is no Ratting away from it. Science has proved it. We prove It. You can prove it. When the cause of skin troubles and eruptions is in tho blood, it isn't coinlet S. 8. S. Give You An Angelic Skin I mon sense to simply treat the skin A bottle of S. S. S. will prove to you what is happening in your blood. S.S.S. Js a scientific bloud cleanser,?it drives out tho impurities which causo eczema, tetter, rash, pimples, boils, blackheads, blotches and other skin eruptions. When these impurities are driven out, you can't stop several very nice things from happening. Your lips turn nat urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle, your complexion clears. Jt bcconioa beautiful. Your fare looks like that of a prosperous, ruddy, well-fed, rofinod Kcntleman, or if you are a woman, your complexion becomes the real kiiul that the whole world so a?linires. is also a powerful body-bi.ilder, bocaiiso it builds new and more Moodcells. Thnt's why it fills out suaker cheeks, bony necks, thin limbs, help? retrain lost flesh. It costs lit tic: t< have this happen to you. S. S. S. if sold at all druf? stores, in two sizoa The lir.rccr size is tho inoro economical _ a >*a*n?ciaai??iift?uHaan*vaaa | WATCH ; j: Send us your I|; ELRY for repair I; mcnt is second to i ;; to be done in a fac ji We will mal quested. We p i; jobs. ]| Give us a tria !| RUSSELL'S JE Watchmakers, JeT MARK 8J24-41 VAVWWW.SV.V.V.V.V.1. although not excessive increase ii B prices may be expected. Such advances have already be f gun to make their appearance. Stee prices have shown advances thi: week and these advances have b> s no means reached the top of theii s swing. However, a condition exist . which makes deliveries for the mo j ment of equal importance with th< 0 price, and additional furnaces an f going into commission as coal pro s (Suction makes it possible. 1 Industrial plants all over th< n country are clamoring for power t< e enable them to meet reuuiremont^ ,? A do'/.en representatives of even th< \\h\. electric plants, independent o il either coal or oil for fuel, wer< a scurrying around New York beg r ging and buying current from eaci ir other to supply customers ;;t point p all the way from the Missouri rive e eastward where streams and wate u i cnci > ell t* ill I i It'll IOW US I ill 1111 season of the year. e Automobile factories continue t< - turn out cars at top speed, althougl - some of the smaller makers, lacking \\ quantity production, are being har< t put to it to meet recent price cut e by the quantity producers and stil maintain a margin of profit. Tin - manufacturers and parts makers an r having difficulty in moving thei e products into the auto factories fa> - enough. s Cotton deterioration in the fie'd r is stiffening the market tor the ra\ 11 -taple and this condition has beei s reflected in some degree in th vices for cotton goods. The woo y , markets still are marking time unt s! the result of the house and senat e conferences on the tariff bill are dt f termined, but the woolen man"f.*" turers are selling goods fast enougl d so that a score of lines have beei ; withdrawn from the market in th s last week by the leading producer* y | Lumber by production is beinj e shoved up as fast as men and ma <" chinery will permit, but shipment still are behind new orders and th d trend of prices is upward. Th d enormous home building prograi , has resulted in a brisk demand fo ?'I 1'urniture, iloor coverings, plumbers e supplies, hardware and kitche d utensils. d Price advances, however, are am e ply guarded against excess by th determined attitude of huvers wli n manifest universally a determimi e tion to do without rather than pa l> what they consider excessive figures " VIOLENCElS ON INC REASE Chicago.?Passing of the Chicag and Alton Railroad into the hand of receivers, disclosures of new plot to wreck trains and several actu; attempts to cause derailments at! blow up railroad property weie hi^ lights today in the nation's raiho.i c situation. ' Dynamite, bullets and firebrand ' played an important part in vieve' ?jr i merit during the last 24 hours. t With I'our men held on murde charges in connection wtih th Michigan Central wreck at (Jan .nd., August 20th, in which two en ?in men were killed, preparing i repudiate their alleged confessioi as the first step in their defense } Chicago police announce dis.-'n^nv*' i i of a plot to blow up the Wester , Express of the New York Centra f lines. With the arrest of three me I in connection with the alleged plo ; came revelations of a widesprea| conspiracy to start a reign of tei ror on the railroads, the police sai< ' j An explosion of dynamite on th i main line of the Cleveland, Cincin ' j nati, Chicago and St. Louis Rail : road at Arlington Heights, a subur of Cincinnati, derailed the tender o a work train. A passenger trai ha-d passed a few minutes befor 1 the explosion . ! An attempt was made to 1>1<>\ up the commissary of the Illinoi No Worms in a Healthy Child All children troubled with Worms lmve nr. uc I healthy color, which indicates poor h'ood, und o? rule, there is more or 1 ess tuomaeh disturbance , GROVE'S TASTELESS CI1IIX. TONIC liiven refli l larly for two or three weeks will enri< h the hloot > improve the digest ion, and act sis a I'ener ulStrenrftl 1 cninrf To'd:' to the whole system. Nature will the throw ofi or dispel the woims, and the Chiid will ii lu perfeet health. Pleasaut to take. Stic per hottl( L* saanaaKH?anc? 1 i REPAIRING | I | I ' i i -o c \ i i a WATCHES and JEW- ii' s. Our Repair Depart- j;; lone, every job guaranteed :j tory like manner. ij ke estimates on jobs if reay return Charges on all : ! 1. jj: WELRY STORE j velers and Engravers \:l ON, S. C. ||i Ivuw3 I HUSBAND KILLS i MYRTLE EVANS > i Enraged at Attentions Paid Her by Another Man Near ? Walterboro - BRINGS DEATH*INSTANTLY Evans Admits lie Did Awfu\ I A1-.4- T 1 ?r _ -i * t?juuu^ua in waiterboro Jail by Sheriff Mrs. Myrtle Evans, wife of Tudor .Evans, was shot and killed in the public road near Thayer's Mill, f ive i miles from Walterboro Monday ] night, August 28th, hy her husband. ^ At the time she wa-s shot she was in an automobile with Robbie L. Hiers. i There had been trouble between Mr. and Mrs. IOvans, and they were not ? living together. At the time <>5 the killing Mrs. Evans was living ; with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Herndon. Her brother was work* p ing at Thayer's Mill and Mrs. Evans [ had gone there to pay him a visit Mr. Hiers, who is a contractor, wa< engaged in erecting a building for the mill. Mr. Hiers testified at the inquest that Mrs. Evans had requested him to take her back to her parent's home. While in the car and just after starting, Mr. Evans, who had also been working at the | mill hauling logs, met them in the j road and ordered them to stop thti car. Mr. Hiers, fearing trouble, de clined to stop. Evans tired just a? Ii the car passed him, the entire load n of buckshot entering the left side of e his wife, and penetrating her heart* i umer shots were tired at the car, Li I but none took effect. Coroner Dapson was notified and s i held the inquest at the home of hei' parents Monday night, where the e body had been taken by Mr. Hiers. r. rPhe funeral was at Cirace Church Tuesday afternoon . Mr. Kvans was brought to jail this morning' by Deputy Sher'ff Benton. He admits that he did the killing:. It is thought he will arc range for bail. Mrs. Evans leaves a father and i mother and three small children beV sides several brothers. >. o William Hrockman, nine-year-old son of J. M. HrocKman, prominent farmer, who lives on the Buncombe f road, two miles from Reidville leavJ ing- Wood 1*11 tV, was struck down and instantly killed by a truck of the Orange Crush Company, of Reidvile, driven by J. V. Woodward, an employe of the bottling concern. The child was struck down a:id the rear 1 left wheel of the truck passed over d his head, crushing the skull and scattering his brains in the road, d , Central railroad at Paducah, Ky. The explosion blew a hole in the ground near the building. Runs into Open Switch A fast train on the Chicago and Alton ran into an open switch at '' Covel, 111., near Bloomington. In~ evstigators said the switch showed evidence of tampering;. Police precautions at Algiers, a " suburb of New Orleans, in effect amounted to martial law in efforts u. to check disorders which authoriI ties characterized as virtual anarchy. Police reported almost constant . firing- in railroad districts and be( tween 85 and 40 assaults since the . shopmen's strike began. One man ' was killed by a negro cook who was being- beaten. i State troops on strike duty at Salisbury and Spencer, N. C.. were ? ordered back to their home stations today, authorities feeling assured II that danger of further disorders in 0 the shops of the Southern Railway had passed. s Four men, two of whom were b said to be Deputy United States Marshals, were attacked by a crowd and severely I eaten at. Sedal'a, Mo. h Guards on the Northern Pacific at i Missoula, Mont., were reinl'oreed by s* j a s(|uad of deputy United States Marshals follo^im? an attack on a j! bunkerhouse where 'J.r> workmen n were asleep. Although a volley of *> shots was fired into the bur.khouse, * none of the shepinp men were in jured. Attempts to blow up the tracks 1 of the Chicago and Alton and a n! bridge on the same road iear Alton, J* III., were discovered when two cans v of dynamite were found by a secp? tion crew. j ASPIRIN > Say "Bayer" and Insistl ( Unless you him- the nftino "Bayer" on ? package or on tablets you are not get's tinj; the genuine Bayer product preV Bcrihetl by physicians over twenty-two years and pro veil safe by millions for i* Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago ? Karache Rheumatism ? Neuralgia Pain, Pain y Accept only "Bayer" package which 'm contains proper directions. Handy l>oxea '* of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug* * gists also sell hottlea ?>f 24 and 10Q. u Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaeeticaeidester ol S JSalicylicacid.