The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 06, 1910, Image 8
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100 Million Dollars
Worth of Shoes |
These are stupendous figures, yet this is the yearly
amount that the South spends for shoes. As a curiosity
these figures may attract you for a minute, but the most
curious thing about them is that three quarters of this
money is regularly sent away from the South and the
u fimf trmrh nnnrer for it.
OUUlll lO liuu UIUV.. 2
You trade at a Southern shoe store. You give the
dealer your money. You probably buy a western or
northern made shoe. When the dealer pays his bill, this
money, less a small per cent to the dealer, goes north or
west and the South is that much poorer.
Keep your money at home. Let it work for better
times, better wages, more factories, more work for
Southern people.
Ask your dealer for The Craddock Shoe. Made in
the South, by white labor, for Southern gentlemen. The
best shoe value offered by any maker in the land for
$3.50 and $4.00. Money spent for Craddock Shoes stays
i,_~ rmwc Southern labor, Southern grocers,
ill ine ouuui, ciiivt |7uj u .
bakers and butchers.
It builds Southern factories, homes and schools.
We can support more and better industries. Let's
each do his part.
CRADDOCK-TERRY CO. c
Lynchburg, Va. ***** iT' .
THESE SHOES .
WEAR EASY.
I If you don't believe it call on us and look
I over the line. Take a pair home and try them.
I THE STORE OF VALUES
IN SHOES
I For Men and Women.
Sole Agents at Conway for above line of Shoes.
Spivey Mer. Co.,
CONWAY, S. C. I
DAnnmic
DHuUHINd
We must move our present stock to make room
for new goods and in order to do so we are
offering big bargains in
Dry Goods & Clothing
$10 Suits going at $6 00 I
$4 00 Shoes going at $2 75 I
$3 00 Shoes going at $2 00 I
$2 50 Shoes going at $1 75 |
I All kinds of dress goods going at low prices
IGood Bacon going at 10c.
15c. Coffee going at 12 l-2c
Good Rice going at $2 SO
W. D. Woodward & Co.
BUCKSVIL.LE,
S. C.
Tua UpU(iV HijitALD, T
^VANlFTHE mPATH(Continued
from firs* pasre)
posit s for ?hat four .years. The ) olitical
road machine will men h ;lu
(rooi working or.h-r, nr anchor
four y.ears to the life of th Senm,orsh:p
at d the deposes will i - added.
Eignt v ears iute1 e?d on an average
lending fund of $50 000 at jjht per
cent, am<ounts to some'hing dot s it
not? It at least w( rih pleading
and fitrhtii y for. is it i.oL? fie can
lead some f it to tl e contract' rs to
do their wc. k, and th? n j stponr
approval of tuo work until l is bank
gets as much interest as he tbi> Us
it needs, as 'was done on the court
house job.
The Commission's term of fTiee
is thirty year?-; for, you see, the
sinking fund ..as been accumulating
in the meantime, and that is worth
working and scheming f?#r. Do you
not read in Ihe bill that, if the members
of the Commission do not. ctto
suit the Senator and I is rep rest utatives,
a new member ca t be app inted
every year? That is a btau iful
dot to prevent independent e mini
siouers as well as?to prevent u,o
much glory getting away from Doc,
f the (Joinmission should happen to
want to m ike a reputation or itself.
Tnore is another reason?p .rsonal
to Uoc - lor providing a su s rvuni
commissi >n, v* hicb you muy add to
his thirst fur deposits. Arch Mu;roll,
the Supervisor, hasshov n energv
and a ^ruwine capacity in b s
oflici It Doc wore to give Li id aim
his B >ard the wot k of building roads
under his bond issue, Arch wou!
probably make good, and then hi?
glory would overshadow the glorv
of lA.c. And Goodness Grach u !
that would never do in the world.
A man of proper self respect
would certaiuly feel 6ome degree of
hesitancy in placing himself in the
portion where he would get a cash
pre fit as a bank cflicial out of his
action as Senator. And even Doc
Spivey would feel some trepidation
in doing so, if it were the first time
But he has managed to save Ids face
in such anomylous positions before
this and you can see him now bluffing
and wheedling his way through
this one. And he'll succeed, if he
gets half enough darkness of discussion
and polite and courteous opposition.
^Spivey himself views this scheme
of his from a personal standpoint,
lie boasts is a great and glorious
work for his people. He doubtless
proposes three cheers for himself in
the darkness of his own heart, whenever
he thinks how shrewdly he can
coin the hopes of his people for
prosperity into cold cash for himself?and
he give* them, too, with a
tiger.
In his own presentations of his
scheme, the personal idea is dominant.
He implies,?-yes, says,?
that I have a personal motive in my
opposition to his bill. He would
say the same about anyone else. All
the while he implicitly presents his
personal glory in "happening to be
the father of this scheme," as be,
himself, phrases it. He spreads a
false pride of achievement over selfishness
of his act. "You ought to be
proud to have a man of my standing
and ability take his valuable time to
to think for you," is the self-satislied
explosion pf lis omplacent
demeanor, his pleasant punning, his
Jew-trader gestures, while in a sbal
low understanding he gropes for
words to hide the private graft provisions
of his utterly useless and incoherent
bill.
T want you all to distinctly understand
that I do not like this kind of
talk in myself any more than from
Doc Spivey. If I havo some slight
knowledge, at least compared with
Spivev, of the argumentum ad horninem,
J have loarned it in self defense
and ain proud of it. It is not
the correct way to discuss anything
Mr Spivey selected this method of
discussion and T hope I have pleased
him in whatever success I have had
in following his example.
J. O. NORTON
Notice.
Pursuant to instructions from K M Mc
('own, Secretary of State, the Federal
Election Commissioners for 7/brry, are
hereby called to meet in the court home
at Conway, Monday, October 10th, 1010,
at 11 o'clock, to organize, appoint managers,
etc. J. I). WEST,
Federal Commissioner.
GeorgeC Singleton, who was convicted
at the court last week of
violating the dispensary law, was
sentenced to pay a lir.o of fifteen
hundred dollars and serve one year
in the penitentiary at hard labor,
hut this was suspended by the judge
upon payment of the sum of $800 00.
until such time as a grand jury
might find a true bill against him
for a like offense, when the whole
sentence will go into effect. He
succeeded in paying the sum of
$300 00. last Saturday, and accordingly
the rest of his punishment is
suspended during his good behavior
T W Davis, charged wilh the killing
of Uairison Kirton, and who is
now insane, was committed to the
State hospital for the insane, a few
days ago. Upon his recovery he
will be brought back here and tried
for murder |
The grand jury will continue its
w< rk of investigating the county
oflices at the court house, and their i
presentment for the Fall term will
be made before Judge Seose when
he returns here on the last Mondajr
in October to open the civil court, f
The criminal court was adjourned I
until that date for that purpose.
W H BJ1 was in Conway one day
recently. 1 ft
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Conway
STATEMENT
Of the coudition of the Bank of
Horry, located at Conway, S. C., at
the close of business Sept. 22, 11)10.
Resources
Loans and Discounts $ 170 805 01
Overdrafts 2,453.04
Banking House, 0,000 00
Other Real Estate owned 8,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures 2,500.00
Due from Banks and Bankers
24,914 58
Currency 0,170 00
Gold 1,575.00
Silver and other Minor Coin 2,015.12
Checks and Cash Items 01 t5
Total $231,C95.60
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid in $50,000.00
Surplus Fund, 12,000.00
Undivided Profits, less
Current Expenses and
Taxes Paid 25.89
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check 71,700.70
Time Certificates of
Deposit -18,674 51
Cashier's Checks 28.50
Notes and Bills Redis-.
counted 28,600.00
Bills Payable, Including
Certificates for Money
Borrowed, 20,000.00
Total $211,095.00
State of South Carolina, (
County of Horry. )
Before me came Will A. Freeman,
Cashier of the above named Bank, j
who being duly sworn, says that the,
above and foregoing statement is aj
true condition of said Bank, as
shown by the books of said bank.
Will A. Freeman, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this 90th day of Sept 1910. ;
[Seal] Thos. J. Bell,
Notary Public for S. C.
Correct?attest
Robt B Scarborough,
Hal L Buck,
1). V. Richardson,
Directors. J
THE PIAIOI1TH TIE SIEET T01E
I
WONDERFUL I
BARGAINS
IN PIANOS
Ill M. i i >i i aur 9
Write today for information
about a few special bargains in
pianos.
Some Stieflfs that have been
used a short time, and some of
other makes that we have traded
in. All have been put in thorough
good order by our experts
and are
REAL BARGAINS.
Kasy terms; and if within
three years you wish to exchange
for a new piano, we
will take back the old, and credit
on the new, all you have paid.
r* a r? aMt mntnnn
uhad m Diinrr
S H COLKY, Mur
WILMINGTON, N. C
Mention this paper.
IFFICIAL PIAIO. JAHESTQWI EXPOr
i t
Much interest is manifested by I n
lie good roads movement, I s
NORTHER!
re he found Col (on Goods cheaper I I
our surprise, therefore, we will not tr;
[rom our friends and customers. t
ers overloaded and anxious to unloj
share in helping1 to unload them,
ery Train and Hoat is bringing in
pw nrtr>
goods for us and wo arc overloaded, 1
he goods at we can unload to Countr
lan they can buy t lie same goods at w
i the freight.
our Ketail Friends and Customers, w
iy 1 hat yo 1 will agree'with us when y
. r and see I at il is the largest we e
i are so low that it is impossible loi in
; competition. We repeat that we dor
sell everything at wholesale or retail
fellow. We have the quantity, the cj
price.
) Men's, Hoy's and Youth's Suits and
est and best lit!ing clothes you oernn
) pairs IlattleAxe, King (Quality, Huil:
[lisoti Shoes.
I Ladies', Men's Youth's and Children
ii 10 cents up.
the latest Novelties in Hair Switche
every kind. Ladies' Tailor Made f
ts, Silk Shirt Waists and Underskirts j
you wonder how we ?ot them. Don't
Hot Air Artists. Make a It line for
louse where you can make a little mon
e sell you and treat you today so we c
and every day in the year.
IUU
We are after
with new and up
cently purchase*
kets, in large
fore at the very
which merchant
We have been too bus;
since moving to write a ne\
advertisement, and it i
suflicient here to say, tha
we now occupy large nev
stores on Main street, witl
plenty of light and the roon
in which to display ou
Shoes, Clothing,
ture, Dress Gooc
ing Machines, Ci
We are always gl
Burroughs I
MAIN t.
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Mil JjITV i : 11 Y
RMMKMIiKK when you want
your now Fall and Winter Hat that
there is a millinery Store on 3rd Avc-jj
line, next door to It T flyman's, and
we solicit your patronage and invite
you to inspect our line beforo buying.
OUR FALL OPENING
comes off
SEPTEMBER 29 and 30.
Then we will show you some of the
most modern styles of the day.
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i ours 10 ricasc,
J. W. Sparks
NEXT DOOR TO HYMAN'S
The G m Theater was in operaion
all last week doing a good busiless
the eutire week. The films
ho wed were very good.
IETURNED
i MARKETS
ian last year,
y and keep it . 1
found Mills _
ad. We did T
DS
>ut the prices
y Merchants
holcxule and
re only have
ou look our ,
ver had and
? to have any "
i't keep any- T
at less than
uality and we
Odd Pants,
iw.
I Right and
's Hats and
s, and Hair
>u its, Coats
it prices that
t waste your
the Conway
<>V !?"?? 21 lonir
an sell you
n House
After
R TRADE
your trade, now,
-to-date goods, red
on the big marintitiesanrl
tVifM***
?- ? -- VAX W A 'W
lowest prices at
lise can be sold.
y large and varied assortv
ments.
s
t You are already acquaintv
ed with the lines we carry
_ ! i ?
i ana we ask you to call and
i1 especially look over our ^
r j complete stock of
Hardware, FurniIs,
Groceries, Sewrockery
Ware,
ad to serve you.
i Collins Co. j,
i^TREE J <
II WHY DO TH^BOY^J
j j LEAVE THE FARM? |
.?iuk?? nomo lite Attractive with a good
plniiu or organ
Nothing in ho conducive ah good nmsic;
and nothing will innpire your hoys jsdy
and girls more to cheriah homo and in- >? '
vlte their young friendn to share thhir
jovh than mtiHic,
: \\'e liavo the sweetest toned pianos and
organn made, and at low prices and on
cany terms.
Wrlto uh atones for catalog and for
special terniH
Malones Music House. ColumbiaSC
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UHiLUKtN WHU AKt 5IUKLY
Mother* who value their own comfort and tho
welfare of their children ahould never ho without
a box of M other (trny'a Sweet Powders for children,
for nee throughout the season. They
ItrcHK up Cold*. Cure Feveriahneae, Conatipatlon.
Teething Dinordora, Headache and Stoiniidi
Trouhlea. TIIKSK POWDBK8 NKVKIt
FAIL. Sold l?y all Drug Storea, Jiftc. Don't acI
copt any Huhatitute. A trial nackaee will be
! ?ent Kit It K t > any mother wlio will addreBB
Allen S (Minuted, J.e Hoy, N Y.
Mr and Mrs H L Buck returne
last week from uendersonville, N.
C , where they spent the summer
very pleasantly.
Call and pay your subscription
when you come to town.