The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 03, 1910, Image 8
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\ Are You Hai
\ Many a woman t
\ shoes when the fact
1 shoes have tricked
\ ?? to pieces unr<
1 the fault of the
% competition lie I
^ scalped and subst
honest materials
in^ left but lool
The
SOUTHERN G1
$2.00 SHOE $2
is built to fit the foot snugly and com
as every good shoe sUmld. Jt is bu
the most fashionable lines, as you hav
to expect. Jt wears like iron?whic
be said of some shoes at this price.
The parts that show are honest
on their face and give to the foot
a trim and stylish appearance.
The parts that take the strain
and wear?away inside and out ,
of sight?are just as thorough, just /
as honest. Look up our dealer
in your town and let him tell you
how we can make such a good
shoe for the money.
tKAU^iRSt-ILKKI
Lyncl.burg, Va.
THESE SHOE:
WEAR EASY.
If you don't believe
over the line. Take a j
THE STORE
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1 Sole Agents at Conway
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Corn Contest Winners Continued From
From First Page
VY V> Singleton 108
T M 'n.nn, in Solos 1 0 1
Wil ie Vaught 1)7
Del on Waller f 1 2 7
J 1) Kicks i>2
A lion (1 Long ")
(1 Ford Curtain 87 2-7
Frank Fdge 87 1-1 & 1 puts,
Charley Clasgow SI 1 2i
John P i)erhain, Jr, 80
Wil lard Martin JO 1 2
Thomas Jjewis 78
Ceo Andrew Johnson 70 (5-7 j
James Tindall 70 1-8 I
Dr ChoS J. Kpps of Conway Drug
Company awarded three fountain
pens for the best written repoit to
comply with ceit un conditions.
1. Joseph Harrison one gold
fount rin pen ?."> 00
2. La irony Soles one gold fountain
pen $4 00
8. Willie Vaught one gold fountian
pen 00
Saves an Iowa Man's Life.
The very grave seemed to yav n
before Robert Madson, of West
Darlington, Iowa, when, alter sovon
weeks in the hospital, four of the
best, physicians gave him up. Then
was shown the marvelous curative
power of Electric hitters. For, after
eight months of frightful suffering
from liver trouble and yellow
jaundice, getting no help from other
remedies or doctors, five bottles of
this matchless medicine completely
cured him lis positively guaranteed
for Stomach, Liver or Kidney
troubles and never di-app >ints,Only
50c., at tne Norton Drug Co.
Mr (J W Chestnut brought to the
TTera'd ( ffice last Satui day, an ear
of corn from the prize acre of his
son, J O Chestnut. The ear is a
tine one and shows what can bedone
on sandv land in this county. The
acre made 60 3 7 bushels of shelled
corn besides 750 pounds of good
fodder. The specimen ear at the
office grew on a.stalk with two other
ears of good size. Considering the
sandv soil on which this corn was
raised the yield is remarkable.
d on Shoes? /
liinks she is hard on /
of the matter is her /
her. If your shoes /
^asonably soon it's /
maker. To meet /
has skimped and /
itnted inferior for /
till there's noth- /
cs. /
/ ioofr for
/ f/ie Red Be//
# on the Bote.
\M This same shoe in our
m "Autograph" brand,
t $2.50 and Sj.OO is
VOooityear aucit setvea.
In Our College Woman s
Walking Shoe, tff.oo?
Sj-JO?Sj.oOy it equals
the best custom make.
!
f
it call on us and look j
)air home and try them. I
OF VALUES
id Women.
r for above line of Shoes.
fS?. C.
<THEPIAIO WITH THE SffEET TOIL
Music Without
a Master.
If (liere is no one in your family that
can play the piano, and you'd love to
| have music, lessons are not necessary;
you can he a musician without a master
The
Stieff Player-piano
does it all for you. With a little practice
to "tret the hainr of it" any intel
ligent member of the family ten years
of acan become an expert. Father,
Mother and all the children can enjoy it
Sold from maker to you on easy terms.
Let us tell you more about it.
iCHAS M STIEFF
S II COIiF-Y, i\lr
I WILMINGTON, N. C
Mention this paper,
OFFICIAL PIAKD. JAMESTOW EXPO
Sale Under Chattel Mortgage.
lliuler and by virtue of two bills of
i sale, one made by J. 11. Harrelson to
M. A. Horn, and dated the 5th day of
j April, 1910, the other made by said,/.
(II. Harrelson to Enterprise (iroeer.v
Company, and dated the Sth day of
February A. I). 1910, I have seized and
will sell at the Court House at Conway
S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on
the 8th day of November, A. I). 1910,
all and singular the following described
property, to wit:
1 Hay Marc Mule, named ICmma,
about 10 years old.
1 Durham Hlood Hrindlcd Cow.
Terms of sale, Cash.
II. N. Sessions,
Agent for Mortgagee.
Dated Oct 24th, A. I). 1910.
H. II. Woodward, Attorney
TH3 HORUY HERALD, TH
Spivey Interviewed. I
Senator Spivey h is j j.st finished
v] cf 1 vaf8 of t! r toitiv in the iu- j
rarest of good r .ad? a'd the propt se I
plan to get them. lJo has visited
?'ve? v township in the county mak-'
ng 24 ipmches in 7 d vys averaging
?ver three soeach *s per day. It
v as ind ?ed a rather t enuous campaign
a regular 'Teddy Rnsev.dt
wh rl wind" campaign. Mr Spivey
returded from (ireen Sea late Saturlay
flight and made his final speech
o a large crowd at the Court House
Monday.
Judging from the comments of tho
j I'.rowd, and from what wc can learn i
| ^roin 'he sections he has zeeo, the!
l3ond issue will be voted by a large
j majority.
I Col Spivey was seen by J. W,
j Ogilvie and asked what was his impression
as to the result of the coming
election on the Cood Roads
question.
"Well, it may not be altogether
proper for me to say bow I think the
lection is going. 1 have pretty well
'elided views (ti it, and can say
h it 1 am perfectly satisfied with
the prospects."
"It has i3t been so much my purpose
to "carry" this election as it
i has been my detei miration to perform
my duty in this important
matter. 1 have simply endeavored
to explain my plan and then leave
^his isue to be settled bv the voter
at the ballot box. if we bad wished
to thrust this bond issue ou the people
we could have done so, as you
know, without resorting to the
; ballot box. But I am always will|
ing to trust the people to do the
right thing when they are properly
informed."
"I feel that T have done my part
in devising the scheme whereby our
people can get the good roads without
au extra levy of taxes A.nd my
conscience is clear that 1 have performed
my task in presenting the
plan clearly to the individual voter. >
it is now with thom to accept are re
ject it."
"I have heard but little comment
upon the articles of Mr. J. O. Slan-'
der in the papers. Those who
amuse themselves by reading seem
to understand his motives and reason
for opposing and plan suggested by
myself."
"Yes, those who have had the experience
know how annoying it is to
have a lice-dog constantly knawing
at ones heel. Yet, I have not let
the barking of this insignificant
creature deter mo from performirg
a public duty. His yelpings have
rather proved an imptus, urging me
on to greater and nobler etT >rt to
serve the people in a cause that
means so much for the welfare and
prosperity of every man who lives
in the country."
"In fact Mr. Norton is proving a
great help to me in getting my pi in
adopted. Van savs that he has
made the issue, and I have not taken
the time to disuuto it. The people
^eem to realize that it means either
the plan 1 have outlined, or e\se if
means the extra levv of 4 mills adv
cated by Mr Norton. I have
found exactly 7 men in the county
who express themselves as advocating
the 4 mill extra levy rather than
the bond scheme, f doubt seriously
I however, if 4 out of this 7 would
i vote for such a measure were it put
up to them in an election, , T find
even the few who are opposed the
method I submit (not understanding
it the r u^'hly) are very bitter against
the Norton plan of increasing their
taxes 4 extra mills."
"As I have said, it is now "up to"
the people. If thev vote this scheme
down, 1 irust that a "little Moses''
will appear on the scene and load us
out of the wilderness. If he offers
a better plan, and one th it does not
raise the per pies' taxes; I be^ to asI
sure the oublic that I stand ready
and willing to follow him.
" e nd crso n ? S m a! L
On Sunday evening, October 23,
1!)10, at the home Curt Williamson
N P., Miss Lottie Small became the
happy bride of Mr Hinson Henderson
in the presence of a few friends.
Mr Henderson is a hustling young
farmer of the Athens section and is
to bo congratulated upon winning
the heart and hand of Miss Small.
She is the daughter of Mr A. H.
Small and is a charming young lady
Their many friends wish for them a
long and happy life in this world
and a h^me in heaven at last.
A Friend,
Oliver White.
Last Sunday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, Miss Lottie Small was married
to Mr Hinson Henderson, the
ceremony being performed by Mr
Curtis Williamson. Tho bride is
the daughter of Mr H. Small and
the grcom is the son of Mr ?J. H.
Henderson. The happy voung couple
have the best wishes of a host of
friends throughout this section and
we are glad to have them locate at
ihis place. Cor.
Shall Women Vote?
If they did, millions would ^oteDr
K t g's New Life Pills, the true rem- I
i d v' for women. For banishing dull,
fagged feelings, backache or headache,
constipation, dispelling colds,
imparing appetite and toning up tho
- ' * ~ l ah ',>a ii ? ? 111 n.1 or I . TCasv. !
J\y J5U-IIJ. utiuj > ?_> w .v . | ..v, 0 1
tafe, sure. 2f>c at Norton Drug Co,
Last Monday was the- fi *st day of
com t week and the streets were
crowded with people i iterested in
the c ises sot for trial and the good
roads talk of Mr Watson advertised
some weeks ago. Next Monday
will be legal sale^diy and quite a
quantity of real estate will change
hands in front of the court house
door.
UR8PAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1910.
GOOD NEWS FOB
! EVERYBODY
ONLY 43 DAYS TO CLOSE $10,000
WORT OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
This will Re the Higgest Bargain Sale
Ever Waged in this Section of Horry
County.
Material changes will he made in our
business affairs at Justice, S. C., beginning
\\ ith the new year 1011,, hence we
have decided to close out our stock of
merchandise, and do it quickly.
The surickly cash sale will begin
Saturday, Decembar 51se, 1010, or
when the ironds have been sold.
You are especially to attend the
early part of this sale and supply your
needs while the stock is complete and
attractive. No need to pay high prices
for goods when you can get them for
about one half value during this sale.
On many articles we can save you 25
to 50 per cent.
Note our prices and figure for yourself.
i200 cans Hall's Star Lye reduced 7 l-2c
2000 packages K R Mills snuff
per package 4c.
1000 packages Lump and Celluloid
starch, per package 4c.
1000 packages washing powder
per package 4c.
1000 pks Rough Rider baking powder,
per package 4c.
1000 cans the best syrup you ever
ate, per can 10c.
Only one can sold to a person.
i >)nn I l>
i-uv/ njjuwin i . v
per spool 4 c.
Not more than one do/en to a person
100 mens and youths dress shirts,
a little soiled worth 75c to $1
three for $1.00
200 mens linen collars, a little
soiled, worth 12 l-2c for 5e.
Mens and ladies extra heavy
fleeced lined undershirts,
worth $1 10 for 79c.
M ens and ladies lighter weight
undershirts for 50c.
3000 yards cassiniers, flannels,
hrilliantines, mohairs, etc.,
worth 50c to 75c per yard to
close at 39c.
2000 yards of woolen dress goods
30c to 10c to close at 16 2-3c
1000 fast colors in apron ginghams,
per yard 5c.
2000 yards calico to close at 5c.
200 fancy silk 4-in-hand ties,
worth 25c to 50c, each 10c.
2000 pairs of shoes worth 25c to
$0 00 per pair must he sold
quickly, supply your needs NOW
M ens solid leather bargains worth
$1 75 reduced to $1 15
The famous $2 50 Eagle brand
shoe for dress now $1 65
Mens $2 00 dress shoe, won't be
here long at $1 25
Ladies work shoe worth $1 60 will
leave quickly at $1 25
A beautiful line of ladies dress
shoes worth $1 50 to $1 75
closing at $1 39
Wine of Cardui, $1 size for 75c.
Black Draught 25c size for 15c.
Kodak the great dyspepsia cure
$1 00 size for 75c.
Good black pepper worth 20c per
pound 10c.
10 pounds of good baking soda 25c.
Good 10 quart water buckets
worth 20c for 10c.
Good 10 quart dish pans worth
25c for 10c.
Rock salt (for horses, cattle hogs)
by the lump per pound 2c.
Wn lio > < Iwtiiu'iiwl >i nil oiio otlior
articles at correspondingly low prices
which we picked up last August while
ransacking the northern markets for
bargains.
We want to sell every man and woman,
boy and girl their foot and head
wear, their suits, coats, overcoats,
underwear, etc. Don't fail to come
and see what's going on even if you
don't buy a penny's worth. You will
be just as welcome as though you spent
$100 with us. So come, one and all,
and come quickly.
Yours for unparalled bargains,
W BOYD JONES
Justice, South Carolina
I*. S. Don't forget sale begins 12th
November and closes ,'Dst December,
I Coming in ^
Every Week |
If you want the Latest Styles
come to the New Millinery Store E
We are always up with the
styles and right with the price r
on Millinery, Dress Goods, |
Laces, Embroideries, Collars,
Kuchings. 5
fl Give us a call
I and be convin- S
a Yours to Please, ft
I J. W. Sparks I
NEXT DOOR TO HYMAN'S |
J?s MOTHER CRAY'S
^ SWEET POWDERS
sf FOR CHILDREN,
? / A OertainKflliofforFovoHNlincwi,
-W CoiiNtlpatloiit . II cnilnch*.
Stomach TroiibIrN, Tci'tlilnf
' !>J??rdorN,. and Di'Hlror
' ; . Worm*. TlmyHrrnlc u? Colds
Trade Mark. in 3 4 houra. A t hII DruKRtHtH, ilfccta.
Don't accept Sample mailed KKKK. Addrafta,
an> substitute. A. S. OLMSTED. Ls Roy, N.Y.
(i.o. M Kirton of (i ili\ ants Ferry
loft at the llcrald olliee hut Thursday
i n car of corn measur ntf 10 1-2
inches in circumference It vuts ft
very fi<;c sp<cimeus and same fr m
tiie seed of Crook's (Jiant Corn from
Tennessee, Mr. Kir ton is a #ood
farmer.
And How Are Wc
On the
We want Rood roads and we need tfood r
l of the mercantile business and get into
will have them if the people of Horry wi
their own best interest.
WHAT IS
One good brother suggests that all
the business will go to Marion and we
give him credit with being honest in
his conviction, but he simply don't
know.
For we sell goods so cheap that the
people will come to Conway and roil
their family in a v. heel-barrow hr jugh
sand knee deep rather than to slide in- !
to Marion on roller skates.
1000 suits of the swellest and snappiest
clothes in the land in all the:
leading shades. Browns, grays, blacks, I
blue serges and fancy colors, for old
men, middle aged men, young men,
youths and boys and if we can't suit
you as to price and quality and snappy
finish we will vote to bond the old In
dependant Republic of Horry for One
Million, graft or no graft.
3000 pairs Rattle Axe King Qualify
shoes and Built Rite shoes,. The best
in the land and we (it from the baby
to the old lady from 25c. up to the
very best. Ladies pat leather blticher
$1 25 pair. Deans all leather brogans
only $1 25 pair.
We ask you for your patrc
est in our conviction that it \
proposition?satisfaction to y
and that's no GRAFT.
CONWAY, SC
We are after 3
with new and un-1
cently purchased
Ikets, in large quar
fore at the very 1
which merchandi
We have been too busy i
since moving to write a new
advertisement, and it is j
i
sufficient here to say, that
we now occupy large new <
stores on Main street, with ':
plenty of light and the room <
in which to display our <
Shoes, Clothing, 1
ture, Dress Goods
ing Machines, Crc
We are always gla
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Notice to Farmers.
There will bo a meeting of Horry
Farmers Union in the Now Court
H.i use on Wodne'div November Ibh
1010, at eleven o'clock a. m. AH of
| the Local Uuiens arc rocpe si h1 to b
I represented with full dt ligation,
i We are ex pectin ?j to have with us
n said date our State President
Pro A. J. A Pforitt, and all memb
?rs of the Union are cordially invited
to bo present. Hope to have
every member in the County with
us.
By O.der of Ex. Committee
T. M. Lundy
Secetary,
W (1 Chestnut was in Conway
last Saturday.
DJSSUE!_
i Going To Vote
Same?
oads, and just as soon us we can get out
politics and the banking business we
II continue to be as blind as a bat to
GRAFT ?
Ladies tailor made suits that are it
and up to now $5 and up. Ladies cravenete
raincoats going at a song. Can
you si hk?
Ladies and chiidrcns form fitting
jackets, (let our competitors prices
then get our prices, compare the goods
and prices and you will say they are
trying to steal from you. Hut they are
only trying to graft a litile.
A full line of ladies dress goods,
trimmings and McCall patterns, human
hair switches, pat leather belts
and all the newest novelties of the
New Kngland markets,
2000 hats and caps for ladies, Misses
and chiidrcns all new and up-to-date.
Jefferson and John H. Stetson hats for
up-to-date inens wear.
100 bids best patent flour only $ 5 50
Browns Mule tobacco, caddy 3 25
White Sale tobacco, caddy 2 25
Railroad Mills snuff, gross 5 70
Star Lye, case 2 tM)
mage because we are honvill
prove a money-saving
ou and gratification to us
y BARGAIN
)UTH CAROLINA
iTn?nr
inftuL
^our trade, now,
"o-date goods, reon
the big marltities
and thereowest
prices at
se can be sold.
i i * -
liujju ana varied assortments.
You are already acquainted
with the lines we carry
and we ask you to call and
especially look over our
complete stock of
Hardware, Ftirnii,
Groceries, Sew\A/
o
/ viwi J f V Cil
d to serve you.
: uoiiins no.
TU liR
| WHY DOTHEMBOYS"!
| LOAVR THE FARM? |
fl Make home II to attractive with a good I
M piano or organ B
f| Nothing in po condttcive an good inu- |
I . ..ii.i will umpire your boys
and j'irIm inoro to ? )i?*ri?Ii hoiiio and In* I
vile their young friends to eharo their I
joy a 11? iir in ii mIc.
We ba\e the H\vneto??t tonod pianos and I
orgui a made, and at low prices and on
Oftay teiine.
NVrite iiH atone* for catalog and for I
apodal terms I
Malones Music House. Columbia SO I
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