The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 08, 1910, Second Section, Image 5
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P Heart to Heart
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FASS IT ON.
f If a kindness to you Is shown
'Tls not meant for you alone, j
i Pass It on. r},
V Let It dry another's tears, '
Let It travel down the years, v
1 Till in heaven It appeurs.
Pass It on.
Life is n tremendous length of chain
of which yon ure one of the lluku.
W\ Other lives touch yours, and you get
and give something of evil or of good.
If from one of the links you get only
evil, do not pass it on. Let it die out
In you. But?
If you get from any soul (o which
you are linked some little grace of
cheer, a bit of courage for your task,
a gleam of faith, an inspiring hope or
a big boost of helpfulness in emergency
Pass It on.
Every boost von tret outs upon you
the obligation to help.
I remember that years ago u kind,
fatherly old printer Inducted mo Into
the mysteries of country newspaper
making. 1 have always felt the old
man's Wondrous kindness was u debt ]
owed by me to some struggling youngster
of newspaperdom.
I have tried to pass It on.
I rend of a man who was helped by
another to an education and the beneficiary
In turn helped another, so that
by passing It on three were helped by
one.
Pass It on.
You may not be able to do as much
as was done for you, but you owe the
debt Just the same.
If you cannot pay in money, pay In
good cheer, sympathy, inspiration. Inasmuch
as you have freely received,
freely give.
Pass it on.
Somebody gave you faith under darkening
skies, hope to brave the thickening
ills, charity for your ofltlme
failure. Whatever the help?
Pass it on.
. Even a smile passed properly on will
cheer sometimes a whole neighborhood.
An one dollar quickly paid from hand
fo naim win pay a score or aeuis 111 u
day, ho will good cheer, happily pusscd
on, lighten up a score or lives?ana
come hack to bless (he original benefactor.
Pass it on.
OUR. RAPID AGE.
Last month Hamilton, the aviator,
drove his aeroplane eleven miles in ten
minuter. And he complained that his
engine worked poorly.
By the time you read this that record
may have been broken several
times.
This is the age of bird men.
rAnd, as the slow going stagecoach
was superseded by the locomotive, so
the highest speed of the locomotive
will he considered n slow pace compared
with that of the (lying machine.
There are great possibilities in aerial
navigation.
Now the aeroplane must carry a
heavy engine and fuel for it. Some ol
these days the power will come in elocr*
trie force directly from the earth, the
* grent storage battery.
Now the car must he open, which
catches the wind and impedes progress.
Bj* and by the aerial car will be
a closed one. And men will fly their
machines several times faster than
they do now.
"W-h-n-tV" you say.
Certainly. No reasonable prophecy
respecting the speed of the future flying
machine may bo considered fanciful.
Another thing:
Major General J. Franklin Boll, former
chief of staff of the United States
army, says that within live years aeroplanes
will bo built to carry each a
crew of five men and a small cargo of
explosives and that guns will be devised
to tire upon and destroy air craft
from the ground.
We shall see the realization of that
prophecy.
Which leads you to ask what is to
be the moral effect of these things.
Never fear.
The AJmighty uld not intend that
man should fulfill his destiny as a
* worm crawling on the surface of the
earth. As man has conquered land
and water, so will lio conquer the air.
Also?
It is true that ns the moans of destruction
multiply wars must diminish.
The time is coming rapidly when nations
no longer can afford to go to
war.
Never fear.
The more we become the masters of
the elements the more must we become
the masters of ourselves.
Jo! n Daniels has accept >d a position
in tie store of Ru-e-Adams
Co , under the new mcnagemant
which started in ihe middle of last
week. Ho is a courteous and successful
salesman.
W. M. Mishoe was in Conway several
days recently delivering fruit
trees to the farmers in the /iciuity
of town.
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100 Million 1
Worth of '
These are stupendous figures,
amount that the South spends for j
these figures may attract you for t
curious thing about them is that t
money is regularly sent away fro
South is that much poorer for it.
You trade at a Southern shoe
dealer your money. You probab
northern made shoe. When the de
money, less a small per cent to th
west and the South is that much po
Keep your money at home,
times, better wages, more facte
Southern people.
Ask your dealer for The Crac
| the South, by white labor, for Soui
I best shoe value offered by any n
I $3.50 and $4.00. Money spent for
I Qrmfh and n;ivs Southern h
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bakers and butchers.
It builds Southern factories, ho
We can support more and bi
, each do his part.
CRADDOCK-TER
Lynchburg. V
pn The Bell Line of Shoes is ringing a
glad welcome in hundred of homes in |
rej Horry County. Is your home one of f
|?? them? If not your neighbor's is so if
join the procession and look over the 8
8j complete line of the.se solid leather |
^ shoes we have for men, women and S
? children. j
| ijl Sole Agents at Conway for alio
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if ^ CONWAY,
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WE ARE SELLIN'
Cheaper than ever sold in Horry county.
come and nee us,
All of our dress poods--- Co
and have them of e\ cry diserip- to Inr
tion. will )>c sold at and below can 01
I COST for the next 20 DAYS. | | call ai
Our shoos will go at the fame them
cutjfprices, and in fact our on- # .
lire stock will be sold at a
great reduction for time men- hand
tinned. suits
unnvrnt-mt^irrw %?iiwib?a?u?mimm
All merchants wanting1 to
and oranges for their Christr
money to see me. W<
il Y Rocks
I COMPAr
I W. P. V1CK,
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Takkn Up -O ia m ile ]1 O-vn LO
or ehci gAt scT'iio bv proving proo- he (
orty and paying exposes. It D- Hcavfi
Nichols, Couway, S C. 3 '.! !&. blJ), ?
The H e 'lor of tl.e main offices < f ^
, the 1st National 13unk is very much
improved in appearance t>y the ad
d t on of a new wall paper.
A
W. J. Hendricks, member of the and t
; board of County Commii-sionori, a-. Oh
ep^nt part of last Saturday in town Cierk
on bUdinesB. j UU w<
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AY, S. C., THURSD
Dollars
Shoes I
yet this is the yearly
shoes. As a curiosity
i minute, but the most
hree quarters of this
>m the South and the
i store. You give the
ly buy a western or
aler pays his bill, this
e dealer, goes north or
orer.
Let it work for better
>ries, more work for
idock Shoe. Made in
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UltJIii gUil LlCUtOU. xnu
laker in the land for
Craddock Shoes stays
ibor, Southern grocers,
mes and schools,
gtter industries. Let's
RY CO.
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j| We absolutely
ft' Guarantee every
g Pair or Your
a Money Back
i
ve line of Shoes.
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If you are from Missouri |
untry merchants wanting |
v stuff cheaper than they ^
i any market, if they will ||
id see us we will convince {
that we are the people yi
/ from. We will have on g
something like 2M) boys |
that will go for a song1. 2
buy raisins, apples |
nas trade will save |
e are yours to serve, |
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HBMSMOBSBal
sT?One p* cko' book between
,'onwav Bargain House and
is Furry containing one tliO 00
*>Id croin and #16 00 in $6 00 and
) billn, Bov*?rd of #10 00 if
t this officio.
F H Clarldy.
Fi. Wait, an cxocrt acoountant
ook-fcecper, has been engaged
ief Clerk In the o flice -< f ibo
of the Court, and ho wi!l beg n
jrlc there on Januaty the 1st.
AY. DECEMBER 8. 1910,
IS NOW HOLE
M Oor^wss^y IS
With all the latest and new things in Ho
You are cordially invited to ca
JjM' is all picked over. If you can't cor
in care Conway Bargain House anc
promptly.
We are closing out the following items ! I
at and below cost:
Ladies Hats, Misses flats. |j
Mens, Boys and Youths Clothing have the
' big sale price left on tiieni so if you want to
tgV? get you a nice suit for Christmas ox a pair
of pants, don't pay a big profit when you
Kjrc can get the latest at your own price from
/iln? 4ft vnrds calico for 75c.
Ladies kid gloves $1 00 value to close 1 |
at 69c. pr. J I
Every article in the house
pnices until Januarj 1911 as we v
count money faster than we can ih
?y? to wait on the crowds that are daiij
|| CONWAY,
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We are after your trac
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with new and up-to-aaie gc
cently purchased on the t
kets, in large quantities anc
fore at the very lowest p:
which merchandise can be
We have been ton busy large and va
I
since moving' to write a new ments.
advertisement, and it isj
sufficient here t o say, tha t! Yon are aire?
we now occupy large new:?d with the lin
stores on Main street, with i and we ask yoi
plenty of light and the room' especially loo!
in which to display our complete stock
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Shoes, Clothing, Hardware
ture, Dress Goods, Groceri
ing Machines, Crockery W
We are always glad to serv<
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(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Pot
I ^ Prompt Powerful Pei
B B^^B Its beneficial of- Stubborn cases Goo<
B fl B fects are usually yield to P. P. P, lasti
B B a sQ felt very quickly when other medl- you
H Bi^ B ^cincs arc useless
o n II
Makes rich, red, pure blood ? cleanses t
system ? clears the brain?strengthens digestion ai
A positive specific for Blood Poison and skin d
I Drives out Rheumatism and Stops the Pain; end
H is a wonderful tonic and body-buildcr. Thousands <
B F. V. L1PPMAN, SAVANNAH, <
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liday Goods and Christmas Presents. I ?*$1
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ill and get your choice before it
ne drop old Santa Glaus a note )Sr*
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1 he will ship out what vou want
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Ladies ! 50 patent leather or viti khl ! ill*
shoes or'v 98 c. pr. ! x^iv
HutTa! !$ill Tobacco only !?2 f>5 caddy
hchnapps Tobacco only he. pliif?. I ^Sj2[
Railroad Mills SnufT only $ '> 70 *n*oss.
B rice only $2 50 batf. I
Lilly white flour only $1 .8'; libl in sacks. |
White sugar 18 pounds for $1 00 jj
Best butter only 30c. pound try it and jj
you will buy more.
3 can tomatoes 3 pounds for only 2 o. j
will be sold at greatly reduced ]
vsmt to take stock and we can ! %\<f
1 wr%
e goods. We have extra clerks
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j I GOWAKSI
i [King off Extem^Sisf'
' Is the one Standard propiTwi
' ara!ion universally arc
El |r% gj^ enthusiastically endorsed
h? la H $i*a Doctor, Druggist, Lay- ?
ill I i IP 1UaiK (J.0WANS Cures ;
s v* e2?& Coughs, Pleurisy and nli j
: [ ailments caused from In- I
le nOW, flam million or Congestion. l\
-I Gowfins Preparation has onti of \
I O Cl S % rC1* the birge'st and most sa t. is factory |
m sales of any preparation carried 3
MO* TT! fit*? in our stock. Wo consider it a |
} J & wonderful success.
1 i V? prp- - TUP Ml'11 HA Y DRUG CO., |
X l-l 1 W-1 ^ * I'Druggists 8
ri C C S at Columbia, S. C., July 11, W1U
1H j BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
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GOWAN MEDICAL CO.. .. ... |
Guaranlosd. and money refunds.: ty ,our 3rjggist
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j'flEFIASO I1T3 TIISSIT TOE
idy acquaint-1
ies we carry As to the
i to call and | CliristilUIS Present
iC OY Qk OUT j Do yon know that you can
c buy a StietY Piano of the mnk01
or, delivered to your home,
and on very easy term ?
, Don't think you can't aiTord
11 1*1*11" it until you have written us
' J for prices, and then you won't
p ^Ljpvi/..! think so, hut i11 be delight^^5
VV fully surprised.
The time is short, so write
today. The instrument will
Rive the greatest pleasure and
yOlJ.. satisfaction to the whole fainbjfft
Just drop a post card to
IS U0.';CHAS M STIEFF
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WILMINGTON, N. 0
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Mention this paper,
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!1R?it cures h ;-T yt> yj\j C()a v,,, , , :i , , , v, jl*
to stay cure {steamer at river. Tins U ia' u'od
j I mi w *iiy for ii/t*?iculturul purpao
I M but will make excel 1 f mortar, also
^ a g > (1 white wash when mixed with
suit water.
he entire H u tKSi-AURR, r.AonicoTTfi & Co.,
ud nerves. H Waverly Mills, S 0.
is^s^s* H I NOTICE?There hat t keu up at
s Malaria; the ti.?nie i ; Mrs j. Ij. K ?uicks at
indorse it. I s alv.,,% g 0 f ,.n unmn^, d ? , io.
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