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| THE |! FA p j I am a can It imnKing tr paign of Lo as you wan | LADIES D In Serges, Worsted an weaves and Textures Henriettas. Brillian Ltsg price 75 cents, now goin M Parcals from 5c to lOe t Wti Double wii tli homespun to close out. I Standard calico 5 cents 1 MY GROCE j the least m COME TO S GKAINGEIl'K F\ m i At greatly reduced prices jB Female Regulator on the i AN EXPERT OBSERVER ON THE MANUFACTURE OF CHEWING TOBACCO. An expert observer on the manufacture of chewing tobacco claims that it is the plant's process of fluecuring, producing find developing the ^stimulating flavor and bouquet of the tobacco gown on certain lands in the Piedmont tobacco belt, which popu-? larizcs the chewing tobacco habit. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company's factories arc located in the famous Piedmont Hue-cured tobacco belt, the finest chewing tobacco scetion known to the world. This kind of tobacco requires less sweetening to please chewcrs than any other tobacco grown. The Company's location en-, jdiles it to sccuro the choicest gclec tions of this fluc-curcd leaf, which are manufactured under the personal supervision of men who have made the selecting and blending of this particular kind of tobacco for chewing purposes their life study. The Reynolds' plants for the manufacture of Schnapps and other of its brands of chewing tobacco, arc opcrated largely by machinery, In the most hygienic manner, and reveal a system of cleanliness that would do credit to a model household. The old adage of "too many cooks" holds good in tobacco manufacturing. The Company has reduced tta handling of tobacco to a ^kimutn. Automatic conveyors tnfce. vjyleaf to the brushing machines T^TrtWally invented for the Reynolds Company), where, by an ingenious process, every leaf Is brushed and cleaned. After this brushing and cleaning, the tobacco drops into another conveyor and is carried to the sweetening machines, where the sweetening is applied automatically, thereby insuring a uniformity and cleanliness impossible by the ordinary method; and thus, with the idea of cleanliness always paramount, the ' tobacco is conveyed automatically from one machine to another, throughout nearly the entire process r_ * > liKiiiuiciciurc. The pleasant and appetizing aroma of the tobacco leaf used, and the cleanly methods of manufacturing have caused ^ visitors to the Company's factories to experience their first desire to chew tobacco. Notice of OiHChargre. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate of L. D. Sarvis, dee'd., will apply to the Judge of Probate at Conwav S. C., at 11 o'clock on Monday, October 1st, 1906, for the final discharge as such administratrix Aug. 24th. 1906, Ella M. Graham, td Adrax. L. D. Sarfis, Dcc'd. It arouses energy, develops and stimulates nervous life, arouses the courage of youth. It makes you young again. That's what Hollistor's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Norton Drug Co. HOUSE LL & didate not only fc le people for the t w Prices at Conwi t every day. Folic BESS GOODS. <1 nil the latest fashionable tines L'ood quality, former X at 50 eents the yard. he vard. evc.ontinnn.1 harirninc the 25c kind now 12 1-2 cts ho yard. ?.WTM?twmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmpw?wmm??wmmmmp?pp? , , . - . , . , , , RY DEPARTMEN1 oney. Good Old >EE "Old Ap" whe MILY ltRMKDIKS 4* Vin-O-Vitie, the best market. TRY IT. . . .u 1 -'J Quality Did It! / H ra jfr ta^sJjp chcwec V>. ^ Jujr SCHNAPPS is made c Kj leaf, and yn fuct^rie.i 03 clean i fg c .cwii g tWcco grov/'ng ci tk facturing, and v. ho have dir SCHNAPPS has the pl< fcj the fondness for chewing. fix wf amount of sweetening than J satiiifyinj effect on chex Igw) Internrl revenue statist Ftp Reynolds brands v/on enough \A cf six and a quarter million ? consumption in the United S wfjf Do sure the letters on m J S-C-H-N-A-P-P-S, and &J R. J. REYNOLDS Wr ilST Winston-Sal The Breath of Life, It's a significant fact that the strongest animal of its size, the go-! rilla, also has the largest lungs. Powerful lungs means powerful creatures. How to keen the breathing organs right should be man's chief test study. Like thousands of others, Mts. Ora A. Stephens, of Port Williams, O., has learned how to do this. She writes: "Three bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery stopped my cough of two years and cured me of what my friends thought consumption. O, it's grand for throat and lung troubles," Guaranteed by Norton Drug Co., druggists. Price 50c. and $1,00 Trial bottle free. # : OF BIG BA THE PRICE CUTTER WINTER < >r County Supervisor but for all 1 )ig vote I got in the 1st primary, %y. I have just put in an entirel; >wing are some of the prices. HOUSEHOLD NECESSARIES Domestics, Bleached and Unbleached Homespun. Cotton Flannels from 5 to 10 cents. This is the biggest values on the market. All qualities. Yard wide sheeting 7 cts. Good checked homespun 5e the yard. Bed ticking from 15 to 18 cts the yard. Mattress ticking 7 to 10 cts the yard. Drilling 0 cts the yard. A line pair all wool blankets to go below cost. Cotton blankets 75c to $1.00. Dig Bargains. Table cloths 20c and up. Ladies skirts, latest styles at an> old price. Ladies Sweaters, Golf jackots, Ladies jackets, r IS FULL AND COMPLETE and r I Apple Vinegar 25c gallon. Toba -t r? .-am ;n in need ot anything he will do . P JOHMSOI^ i&F' The fact that SCHNAPPS 1 tfg is so widely imitated only proves that it is the best chew?the standard Xk ^ flat plug. Other pljugs are made to imitate the size and shape and color of SCHNAPPS 9 other tag's are made to look like SCHNAPPS a ?yet there are more pounds of SCHNAPPS M 1 annually than all other similar tobaccos, ja >f only choice selections of well matured, thoroughly cured as the cleanest kitchen, situated in the very heart of the greatest JQBt ountry, ty men cf l.fe-lor.g experience in tobacco manuected the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company since 1875. easing, appetizing aroma which created and pc pulTized pert tests prove that it requires and takeu a ir .aller Jkq any other kind?and has a wholesome, stimulating ics show that SCHNAPPS and other of the chev/ers in one fiscal year to make a net gain jQ pounds, or one-third of the entire increased tates on chewing and smoking tobacco. the tag and under tho tag spell (21*11^ you will have the genuine. 1CTn |Tlf \ TOBACCO CO. Sweetening Than Any Other ? Established 1880 J. W. McElwee, Prop ^ liciinottsvillo Marble Wkn, KKNWISTTBVILLB, S. C. J hfl Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest l\faimiiiaiifu tiiikkluiiktk/.li " ? / *-- ?1? _ I touiiuinviiio s viiiuoitnii n (mil v/iiruiHK First Clsms Work. Reasonable Prlc K. K. Gaaque, ' Conway, S.C. Kev C. L. Muggins, Galiyanta Ferry, H.C, 0 RGAINS1 I aOODS ij the trade of Horry county. j I I am now starting a cam- | ma y new stock of goods such j I GENTS FURNISHINGS I I i H Latest line of fleeced line shirts at prices so low that ^ will astonish the people. A full line of dress shirts and work shirts, neckties in great profusion. C, All my spring and summer clothing must go. Come >, . and buy at your own price. Men and boys under- k . wear of all kinds. Main suits for men best materials I''; and custom made. Price $4 00 the suit. Wrights - , Underwear, $1.50 the suit. ; (j& ny motto is best goods for | i cco 25c the pound. j g you right every time. ! ? I The Cheapest place to 1 i | BUY MEAT. | || * KRfik HYMAN'S BREAD ALWAYS Fresh and wholesome FAMILY GROCERES from the daitiest goods to the most substantial. When you select fr< rn my stock >ou may be sure you are gutting the best and that it is Iresh. B. T. H y M vV "INT. It \ou value dollars. Imv \nin i-nr .L <.r nt mwi r? ..... ... . , n.- .. /. .... n..v? .hi , vj ii win ;> in -ii | ' * cent on the dollar. All Spring and Summer Goods going at cost and under. Special drive in, mens clothing and low cut shoes. Best Sea Island sheeting will he s# wJ during the next ten days at 7 1-2 cents the yard. Only ten yards to one^i?stonier. Best Java Coffee i't"V.'il"..'V1; CALHOUN & COMPANY. BARK TORN OFF. 268 Bags of Nice Rice. ^>QO RV\1c Nat*/ lA/t^ + mm* W Mi?Jl A1V *r VY llWCilr 1 1UUI 13000 Pounds Clean Sugan. In order to secure the grocery business of inoro people in Horry, wo have "stripped the bark" ofT of the prices on the stulT listed above and now we hope to sell you. If you want to pay cash come to see us, and if you don't, come to see us and we can arrange it easily. Palmetto Grocery Comp'y WHOLESALE' GROCERS, Mullins, South Carolina. JOHN P. COOPER, Sec. & Treas. Gr. ^W^irbnr Ha,rrelson, Blacksmith 6c Boilermaker, Elm St., Corner 4th and 5th Aves Conway S C Hnr*whoelntf. Bollor^and Mill Work a ppoclaUy, ( ???>?! Work at tnO<lefiitf pfl <?f< t?*U??faftlon gtwantood- Atrial will convince you. t fc