The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 04, 1910, Image 10

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j" Seeing is Believing BK H ?2 9M HI H M| |9 H H flL^B Mi EK B B B R B IB M H B SB iBBH B BLJVH BQt BWmmh M3 IS Mj I HAS ALWAYS 13 KB IV ? ^ ? <*? C^?? i 4>n I lTltllO OU119, jffj One lot of Mens Suits, all styles, will sell during this sale for $75 All of our $10.00 and $12.50 Mens Suits line quality and best styli H At Cost and Below. feg One lot of Ladies and Children's Slippers. Not sample shoes, stock line. f| Dress Goods. One lot printed Lawn Jjaj 6c this sale the yard, 10c this sale the yard, 8c this sale the yard, ||| 12 l-2c this sale the yard, ^ Calicoes. 7c kind, this sale, H White Dress Swiss. By 10c this sale, PI 1 8c this sale rail 2 0c this sale, 1$ White Dress Goods. feyi Plain and in checks. g| 10c this sale, 12 l-2c this sale, to 15c this sale, Sa Muslin Underwear wi! Big stock of Muslin Underwear will be sold regardless of cost. g 500 Yards of Lace. |g! In very dainty patterns, 6c this sale 4 l-2c per yard, 7 l-2c this Suit Cases and Trunks. I Large brass trimmed Suit Lases 25 per cent cut on all Trunks. DAYS OF DIZZINESS. ~ Fishh,r.at f Gi"7 M Through the kindness of Mr _ ? . " ~ , Turbeville we were all invite Come to Hundreds of Conway people. a^en(| a fj^h fry his resi( There are days of dizziness; near the creek on July 22nd, Spells of headache, sideiche, back- his house being the most conve a, he; place to spread the dinner. Sometimes rheumatic pains; Mr Tui beville had a large Often urinary disorders. made in his back yard in the s All tell you plainly the kidneys of large oak tiees. While the are sick, were frying the > ou ng folks i Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kid- themselves content by svvin ney ills. and playing games. Lemonade Can Conway residents doubt this plentiful so that every t?nc < statement? drink and enjoy themselves. Mrs G E Lupo, Dozier St*, Maricn At the usual dinner hour?] St., Marion, S. C., says: "I never clock?the well filled baskets used a remedy that gave me as brought to the table and the i much relief as Doan's Kidney Pills, j tising contents were spread ai d I suffered severely from dull back-jner announced. We had plent aches and sharp pains through my , nice, brown fried fish. Ever.} kidneys. I also had headaches and 1 1 am sure enjoyed themselves t< dizzy spells and often arose in the ! uttermost. After dinner bat morning feeling tired and little J ike and boat ridir g were the desir doing my work My kidneys were many of the young folks, so weak anei the secretions from these young men secure el boats and t organs were unnatural. 1 used but as many as wanted to go for ric one box of Doan's Kidney Pills but About 4 o'clock the crowd b received the best of results." to go he me, but they surely cai For sale by all dealers. Price 50c with them the menu ry of a Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, New ful day. York. Sole Agents for the United Those who attended from a States. tanee weie Mr R E Lee, of W? Remember the name?Doan's? ly, S. C , Mrs R. M, Prince and take no other. sons, W. 1L Prince and little Mr and Mrs Emil E Glanz, Wanted. Sadie Prince, Mrs 11. S. Turbo' A first grade school teacher for Bessie Turbeville, and bro Tilly Swamp school and to start Bob, Clarence lurbeville, a thn first of Ootobor. Socastee, and John Sarvis and / i tar. of Bucksville. (ii.i I ?J . III. IT I A'iU, > ? Trustees 13. II. Vaught, ' J. D, Watson, J p Harper attended the Nixonvilic, S. 0. reads meeting last Monday. Look! THE BIGGEST A THE STAND; It f To odr friends and patrons:?Our Manager, Mr. O Marion counties for the past 14-years end he can ge don't forget the name and place. [ The Standard Wa . . ?.; rw ' ' My*\ \ + y >* V V v ' - ^v! THB HOltUY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1910. . .- - - . . . * ? ??? m 111 i I i : 14th-August-4tl CONSIDERED THJE BEST I es at ?.* C H fl FANS GiV*n [D CI" J U U way at this sale r H [, [, o but ree-nlar , H g . s We will give you the richest and A 41-2c and greatest bargain feast it has 7 l-2c 2! 5i-2c ever been your luck to take ad- () **c / o I vantage of. These prices will arouse j 5c your curiosity. An inspection of these goods will appeal to your sense v 12 l-2c of business economy. Therefore, it o 14 l-2c ... , is wisdom on your part to come and see for yourself that what we say is " 9 J.2c true. We have the goods you want J and are making the price you seek. JJ A WE OFFER THE GOODS AND FIX THE "* s< PRICE.-THE REAPING OF IRE HARVEST IS UP TO YOU. 79c 5C . ? I \ HMHilllMWI?HllHMiIliBI IIIMIIIIflll liHI? I Now, think when you read this, 1910 SALE DAYS 191 , yan I promised to do all I eould to give ,tl l0 ;>ou a home market and one you OC L/lXOll ience could bo Proud of You promised p 1910 to s,,PPOri mP anf' bring me your roprietors nient i?bacco as long as i would do that. Farmers' Warehouse Are you going to keep your word? MULLINS, S. C. table * am* * bave been your friend ev.,r hirir. since the tobacco has been intro- ,f . . . August Osb "uced in this county and done as Kiy 2nd made m^ch to develop it and build up Wednesday 3rd SC the farmers intcrsts as any who [Thursday 4th 'was come here. We have a good clean Friday 5th Jould corps of buyers who are representirg 1 he leading large concerns who ( * Jf" l2o.. want the tobacco Now, if you j Wcdnesyd 10th were want a he me market brum' your Thursday 11th tabacco to me, I will try to do what Friday 12th , r; T proirist d. v 0f Yours for a home market and Monday 15th y i tirirr-Q ns l id, ae nnv lucsday lbth one, P 'o l" ' m'tioRNTON Wednesday 17th 3 the O.V.I EJORN ION. Thursday 18th hir.g rpjJ0 j]orry Warehouse is in the Ch ol : fiL'ht for high prices for the weed Monday 22nd , 0 this1 year. Tho tobacco is not of as Tuesday 23rd a/{(in good quality this year as formerly, Wednesday 24th 'U K- but the prices realized this year at Thursday 25th c&an the Horry Warehouse will compare Friday 26th favorably with any market in the Monday 29th State. Tuesday 30th v vt7 T) Wednesday 31st (lis- Win Page was in Conway the iver- first of the week. WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON KNOW and __ _ __ ING TOBACCO, and the key note 1 Rnh ...... ? .....V High Prices which wins the patronap Mi- CHILDREN WHO ARE SiCiCLY ^ ?luu' Mother* ul.oviilHH their own comfort and the a little on the inside and gives i nc.i, weif ire of their children ahould never be without the pass word to the top limit. Nuf Ce< ll ol h box of Mother Urny's Sweet Powders for chiltit dren. lor u-"' throughout the season. They NEAL & DIXON. ItreUK up <'olds, Cure Keverishnens, Constipa- ? ie. Hon. Teething Disorders, Headncho andStoin- ,.u.. n _, iicli Troubles. TIIKSK POWDKKS NEVER *L?* 1 ? R * W 'b* K E 1 PA II.. Sold hy all Drug Stores, 35c. Don't ac- I A V A*l*|\/'| l eeut any substitute. A trial package will be? _ _ A 1 w I 800(1 we,it KitKE to any mother who will address CVbV ID Allen S Olmsted,j.e Hoy, N Y. WVW? 1 l\Vr Look! JNTD BEST ATTRA.CT \RD WAREHOU LORIS, S. C. . F. Thornton, has been buying and selling South Carolin t you as good prices as can be obtained on any market in rehouse Company. I * _ _ _ . _ S | Handling B Truth I f * ' w?????w?w???M?? ???1?wp?HMWiBU MANSE SALE! JAROAIN G1VE11 OF AI^L Shoes! Shoes! I MEN'S ANI) BOYS LOW QUARTERS. I In this line we have a large lot that must go during this Sale, and we are going I. d make such cuts in prices as the following: !eo. R. French's $2.00 value for $1.48 B teadfast Standard $5.00 value, $4.25 B Ikreamer Standard $4.00 value, $3.39 B olid Oak Shoes $3.50 value, $2.75 B 41 I ,\v cut ! ov j of $2.50 at $1.75 B Mens Hats and Caps. ' >c value, now 19c B ne lot of Mens Hats $1.25 value for 85c fl ne lot of Mens Hats $1.50 value for $1.19 H| ill Straw Hats for Men and Hoys 25c value this sale 19c Men and Boys Underwear. I /ill be sold this sale per suit 48c 11 50c Balhriggans Shirts and Drawers, only 38c B ne lot Dress Shirts ^ 38c I Whitewash Belts. I ne lot Belts ."old for 15 and 20c. going at this sale at each. 11c B ? 11 25c ones at 18c B Pants for Men and Boys. ne lot of Hoys pants for 19c each B ne lot of Khaki Pants $1.00 value 79c B II Wool, fancy striped Pants $4.00 value for $2.98 fl Boys Suits. ) per cent Discount on large line of Hoys Suits. Come look at them. One lot B f Boys wash suits 68c. B Neck Ties. B lc kind this sale 38c. fl ic kind this sale 19c. B ! mi? hiimebh?a?g ?' CONWAY SAVINGS Bank/ ;o .. ?, , _jyw?? re I *'~ I , . I Wn n rn Pranor^rl fnr Vnnr Wnvlr I ;8 ~ !! 1/ ui v * & v*t AVJI m. vui tt VAm* COMMERCIAL nwc, have a full and complete line of Stationery and I can please you in workmanship and prices. \ n n i ii t i ii A We niake a specialty of Legal Work and guarantee r I H I N I I N U to K've you statisfaction. Senb us your next order. El Job Dept. THE HORRY HERALD. jl L I ? I .1 - ' 1 ... .11 I I I I !. I ? Look!, " ION of th e SEASON iSE COMPANV / a tobacco, especially the tobacco raised in Horry anjd South Carolina. Give him a fair trial is aU he asks and .oris, South Carolina