The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 08, 1906, Image 10
I BUCK'S
PINS 1 CENT
PER PAPER
CALICO Worth7 ami Hots
This sale only 5 1-2 oot ts.
Shoes
The most of our stock bough
before the big rise in leather.
We have a big lot which for oon
venience we are going to place oi
a table, mark' them in plain figure!
which in many instances will bt
less than wholesale prices, anc
iiius give you your choice at pric
cs marked, and every pair is i
bargain. Come early for thoj
won't last long at ilie prices.
Wholesale
Country Merchants *vill save
our offer in
USEFUL AND CHEAP?Mai
just as useful and just as cheap
tion them now.
MX
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as a Board of Corporators
of Little Hirer Trading Co.,
u\ virtue 01 authority in tbem vestevl
by the commission of J. T. Grant,
Secretary of State, dated the 5th day
of November A. D. 1906, will open
books of subscription to the capital
stock of Little River Trading Co., at
the oftice of John I. Ward, at Little
River, S. C., on Saturday at 11
o'clock a. m. the 10th day of November
A, I). 1906.
Dated November 6th. 1906
John T. Ward,
Joseph A. Bellamy.
Henry II. Woodward.
Corporators.
Bunk Buildinitr Bcinjr Improved.
The work of tearing away the old
front at the Bank of Conway began
last week. A temporary front has
been put in to last until the new one
in completed. , |
Extensive improvements will be |
made and the appearance of this'
established institution vcrv much
improved.
The policemen made their appear- 1
auce one dav last week dressed in
new blue uniforms. They toox the
natives by surprise, but, nonetheless 1
they make quite a handsome set of
?flicers.
15. J* Stanley paid Conway a visit
recently. j
W J. Chesnut frpent last Saturday *
in Conway.
]). H. Chestnut was in town one
<lay last week.
J. M. Butler paicl the Herald a call
one day last week.
B. P. Moore of Port Tlarrelson g
was 'ii town last Monday.
It. A Harrelson was among those 1
an town one day recently. *
J, T. Sessions was in Conway on ?
lousiness orie day last week. C
L, 13. Cox was among the (jailers ^
Ct the Herald oflice last week. V
*" J M. Stevens was among the =
* Herald's pleasant callers recent)".
* \ T. it. Stevens paid the fToi*n a
Sleasant visit while in lown one day
ist week. *
Dr* C. Henslee of Dillon spen o l.?si: w
Monday in Conway and bought some | tc
%\ rtal estate at the public sales by the cl
' Clerk and the Sheiitr. '11
U 'ml i
-Extraort
^ Wc mean to "i
So here tfoos 01
season, HUT I
Pants EVi
, Pants ZZ
25 values now 08c
$1 50 values 15 CCI
* now $1 10 25 cei
$2 O^ftfues 1:* 1 ''
now $1 40 F1 mli
\
$2 2o Values Speci
, now $1 05 ,, ,
Full 1
1 $2 50 values
Ill UIA
now $1 95
m a to i
1 00 values
s jo or every
> now $2 25
1 $1 79.
If you wear pants ^
i you can't afTord 10
' miss these offerings
Prices. HA
money by seeing A bi# lot of
'rf-s to <jo at the
ticnately c:li?
ly other articles T,
If you or a?
, but can't men- , ..
folks wear
is yourchan
BUCKC
Summons for Relief.
^>iaie oi south Carolina, {
Horry County. S
COURT' OF COMMON PLEAS.
Virginia D. Young, Gertrude Hide,
Louisa Brown, Florence D. Evans
Fleetwood Wilden, Paulino Durante
Claudia Durant, Harrison
W. Covington and Jesse W. Liles,
as Remaindermen under the will
of Henry Durant, deceased,
Plaintiffs
against
John O'Neill, Hardee and Walter
Drew as executors under the will
of Russell Hardee, and Martha
Hardee, Alva W. Hardee, Dan'l
M. Hardee, John O'Neill Hardee,
Cora Lula Drew, William Presley
Hardee and James Albert Hardee
as heirs at law of Russell IJardoe
and devisees under his will,
Defendants,
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
[Complaint Served.]
To the Defendant, William Presley
Hardee.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in
this action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve
a copy of your answer to the said
complaint on W. F. Clayton at his
office in Florence. S. C., within
twenty days after the service hereof;
exclusive of the dav of such servicn
and if jou fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, ,
the plaintiffs in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dctober 6th, 11)06. I
W. F. Clayton, ,
Montgomery & Hide, i
S. W. G. Ship, . i
M. C Woocis,
H. 11. Woodward,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, i
To William Presley Hardee, Abiont
Defendant: ?
Take Notic.*. that the nnmnlai nt. ?? ?
liia action, and the summons of',
vhich the foregoing is a copy, were !
led ic the office of iho Clerk of the | .
lourt of Common Pleas of Horry
'ountv on the 2nd day of November m
l. I). 1906. W, V, Claytoetal., (!
/. L. Misho.\ PlaintifTs Atlys. (
O. C. C. 1'. 1
KOI ICE. (c
There has taken up at my place, c
black and white spMtol barrow ?
j*ht onr crapped, no other mark. ?
n ay gi t same by application 1
i the undersigned and paying the
arges, J. T. Jordan,
-8-6 2t. Conway, S.C. 1
linary hit
Buck Ma
nuke ?j.)od" our promise to even u|
lily a few of the Mun.v Bi?j Reductions
tIGIIT NOW, at its beginning ? whei
ti Some
its punts cloth, this sale 10 cents,
its pants cloth, this sale lt?2-M cents
) i . I ? - / i ?
luenirs. i >t si *j intimitis woitli I.
icl for I'uderwcar, this sale Oc. Speci
nJ values in !?(] inch wool mix dross <f>
inc of Mohairs in colors. Kull lino of
I Cloths in colors. M11113' other <x
ials which wo haven't the space to
where for 50c now 12 1-2 $2 ladies
Ladies Wool Knit Undershirts wor
II ?11 1 1111 1 1 in?1? -1 ? ? vtw^.'??iii'
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" ???1 ii 111 ?
To ( lire Snoring.
"At a banquet," said nn editor, "I
once heard Jerome K. Jerome make a
speech on snoring. 1 remember that It
ended with these words: 'To cure
snoring, It Is advised that a piece of
soap be dropped Into the mouth of the
snorcr. The oil In the soap will lubricate
the pharynx and other Latin
parts of the throat. This remedy must
be applied with caution; otherwise the j
snorer will arise and lubricato the
floor with the person who dropped In
the soap.' "
t
Wor.slilp a Deux.
When Dean Swift was called to the t
living of Loracor lie inaugurated the ,
custom of reading prayers on Wednesday
and Friday. At the first Wedncs- '
day service he waited in vain for any
one to appear except his clerk Itoger.
At length he began, "Dearly beloved
Roger, the Scriptures niovcth you and
me In sundry places," and so proceeded
to the end of the service.?Harper's
Weekly.
Pepper.
Black and white pepper are from the
same round seed of a tropical plant.
The white is ground after the black
outer skin has been removed. That is
the only difference. The white is con
MniiMuci h?sh irritating to tno stomach.
It is also preferred for dishes consisting
of cream and milk, such as oyster
stews, creamed potatoes and the like.
Alwuy* lMimliiiiK*
Tess?She certainly is the luckiest
flrl. Jess?You mean because she has
ftn engagement ring? Tess?Not only
that, but she's left handed.?Philadelphia
I'ress.
Learning will give culture, but it will
lot give common sense.
Frlentlmhlp.
Thefe Is a certain development of
ove In which the covetous longing of 1
wo people for one another hna vinMnU i
o n higher mutual thirst for au Uleal
ibove them both. But who lias found
luch love, who has experienced It? Its j
rue name Is friendship.
On tlac Snfe Side.
Schroeder (to his neighbor, a wldowsr)?Why
did you send your housekeeper
away, since she was such a good
:ook? The Widower?She made such
iplendkl puddings I was afraid I should
narry her.?Fllegendo Blatter.
A cubic foot of distilled water
yelghs very nearly 1,000 ounces.
iiiey Savi
kes Good
> the STORM and CUOP TROUBL!
which wo are making; not at the fr
i low price are the the most profit to
Your to serve, f-I L. H
> *uMm- . npuw^oHMi ??3??? ?mm
of Them
: 0 tent- pints cloth, this sale
Ht> iiich Csslunero worth 20 cent
! 1 2 cent-, this sale !) cents. Goo
.ti v V U1IUI). WO I'll! IOC, tills Sil II
>ods worth Too, to in tins sale at
Series, Cull lino of Silks in colors, b
I raordiiarv values infill ladies and
men lion here. T")oublo width Repel
sweaters now $ 1 11). ?2 50 ladie swe
Ih $2 00 this sale $1 10.
g AND CI
m
mgl 15 cent cups this sale oi
f'20 cent caps this sale o
25 cent caps this sale oi
[_A If you or any of jjui
CAPS here is your char
f 'The St
^ mmatk ammmmmmmmmmm
| Dragging I
I Down
Pains
j are a symptom of tne most serious
B trouble which can attack a woman,
viz: falling of the womb. With this,
I generally, comes Irregular and painful
n periods, weakening drains, backache, D
I headache, nervousness, dizziness, ir
ratability, tired feeling, etc. The cure Is I
|| The Female Regulator |
I that wonderful, curative, vegetable ex
tract, which exerts such a marvelous, K
N strengthening influence, on all female k
J organs. Cardui relieves pain and
B regulates the menses. It is a sure ^
B and permanent cure for all female U
m complaints. I
& At all druggists and dealers In 51.00 P
U bottles.
j "I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN g
E In my womb and ovaries," writes Mrs. R
1 Naomi Bake, of Webster Grove, Mo., fl
jjp "also in my ri^ht and left sides, and R
^ inv mens s were very painful and Irreg- R
* ular. Since taking Cardui I feel like a I
i* new woman a;.d do not suffer as I did. I
tj it is tire best medicine I ever took." B
FOTCOMS
Ana coughs ar4 ,&11 lung trouble*
L&erry Pectoral
!s the standard remedy. It is **?
put up in half-size bottles.
HALF SIZE?HALF PRICE.
"tiKS'* Early Risers
The famous little allle*
ng Sale-BUCK'S.
4 5C PENCILS
KS with you. a NOW ONLY 5C
azzled end of a
") cents finishing liraids now
fcr 10 cents
uck. Manager.
iMNlMen'sj If ~
~ Suits. /h%
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< tills sale J7 50&J8 00 A \
<1 Clinton now ?4 fill VJI J
, I j J 2o 00 no v $(> 2M j" A^"""
42 1-2 \ *10 & 12 I I \
, , , now $7 MS I \
ulI tint' "f I I
ol.ildrpns ?ther bolu'' I \
^oods propor- I \
la"1' s,,l<l li.Miat.'ly cheap ' / I
ators now | The pro lit is / \ ( 1
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I for y ou.
\PS Terms Strictly Cash
No goods charged or sold on approval.
t) 1 v 10 cents
nly 15 cents.
ily I'd cents TAKE NOTICE?These are seasonable goods?
(oiks wear StulY that you need right now and when the
ice. weather gets colder.
ore on the Corner"
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