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BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
H, H* WOODWARD. Kciltor
THURSDAY. AUGUST 3 1911
The democrats in Congress will
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solidly support mu wooi vunu ???.Ision
bill.
Tho farmer to be successful must
have his corn crib and smoUehouse ii
own his bickyard and not in Chicago
or Kansas City?that is, they must
raiee enough supplies for home consumption.
This may bo an oft re
peated tale, but it is as true today a
the day it was first told, and in it lie>
tho true secret of successful and
independent farming.
"A good character," eonstrutec
"to mean such a character as mat
be trusted by a modest, chase anr
virtuous female with a feeling of security,"
is one of the proposec
qualifications of an elector to exercise
tho elective franchise in Georgia.
And thus woman is not onl}
the architect of man's moral character,
but is also to be the arbitor o!
his political destiny. In this connection
the thought naturally comet
up, who is to vouch for the qualili
lions of the "female."
Columbia gets the' Corn Exposition,
and the great national corn
show will be held in the capi
lal of South Carolina in 1913, so it
is announced, It may or may noi
be a typographical error in reference
t-o the year in which the exposition
will be held, but of this v/c will learn
more fully later on. In the meantime
it behooves the champion cort,
growers of Horry to prepare lot
this great event by of way a carefui
and intelligent selection of the
ground and 10 thoroughly prepare it
As a corn growing county there
are but fe/V in the State thai
can equal Horry and not one
that can surpass it. It only remains
for her people to have
faith in her possibilities and show
that faith by their works. We neeo
have no fears but what the soil oi
Horry will do the rest.
The American Federation of Labor
proposes to raise a million dol
lar fund by popular subscription
among its members to bo used in
the defense of J J McNamara,
chanted with dynamiting. It is
estimate d that a contribution of only
25 cents per capita will raise over
this amount and not the kast trouble
is anticipated in raising it. This
trial promises to be the most desuera'eand
far reaching clash that
has yet occurred or will likely occur
again in years to come botween cooperate
interests and labor. No ma ter
what the outcome of the clash may
be it will mark an epoch in American
history that will leave its impress
upon the civil and political
destinies of the people for generations
yet unborn. By reason of
this trial labor is nearer together
today than it has ever been, There
is no question about this statement
being absolutely true, because
the persecution of the McNamara's
by organized capital, backed by
the servile minens of capital who,
in the name of the law and under
its arbitary protection and sanction
degrades labor and worshina
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the throne of mammon, is regarded
in labor circles as an unmistakable
and a direct attack upon organized
labor and hence the issue has been
clearly joined and the battle is on,
and with the slogan cry of "Lay on
McDutT, and damned be he who first
cries bold, enough!" the solid ranks
of labor will march on to glorious
victory or disgraceful defeat. It
takes not a prophet nor yet a son
of a prophet to read the signs of
the times for labor, bound together
bv a common iuterest and a common
destiny, will use the ballot as a
protection of their civil and political
rights and for the betterment of
the condition of themselves, their
wives and their children. The handwriting
is on the wall and wise indeed
is he who reads the cryptogram
aright and gives heed to its warning.
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Mr J A Lewis represented Horry
in the State B'armers' Union, which
assembled in annual convention in
Columbia last week.
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125 bags whole rice
135 bags cracked rice
300 bags C. . feed meal
1 250 bags shorts
40 bags beet pulp (cows)
210 bags sugar
20 kegs mullets
200 bags fine salt
2000 pounds rock salt
Let us sell you a barrel of new wheat flour--made from 1911 wheat.
Buy rice in cars and get lowest freight rate and our prices are right.
Have syrup in 5 and 10 gallon kegs. Come to see us. We sell farmers.
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SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA
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DHPRBPAT APCPST 3, 1911
Farmers Tobai
FOR THE SALE OF
Conway,
Now Ready to Ham
I take this opportunity to inform the tobacco
growers of Horry that the Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse
will be opened for the sale of leaf tobacco on
Tuesday, July 25th and to lay the claims of this
warehouse before the growers.
In the first place, I am in a position to get the
highest market prices obtainable in mis ana any
other market in the State for your tobacco, having
a full corps of experienced buyers representing
some of the largest manufacturers in the country
with imperative orders to buy regardless of price.
Try me w
J. N. FULLERTON,
(IFF FOR THE NOI
Our buj-er, Hr A C. T
ern markets buying ov(
heavy winter wear during
cally his own price.
The Esvrly Bird
We are going to buy more goods th
ing so is this: Cotton will be much lower,
not have as much monay to spend as usua
place, the place that they can buy at least
for $1.00 and save 25c on every dollar spen
worse than being compelled to make a iittl
we believe, be the case this fall with the f;
are preparing to make hay while the sun h
years with short prices is our long suit. 0
s to hold down prices and help you make ;
A half profit at store and
you able to get whatyou
Conway Bai
AND LIVE STC
CONWAY,
DON'T THINK OF I
INSURANC E. I
After you are crippled, I psc*** l|
sick or dead or after your I VUII
house is robbed or burn- B
ed, it will be too late B
then. Better see me to I
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Best Companies. H Chickering
i Most Liberal Policies. B Wheelock
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Real Estate.^.?. ^
Mathushek
Kingsbury,
Bought, Optioned, Listed, C^Wk King5bury
SOLD. JOKJ w
We are here to please YOU. Just SSftr
give us a chance. We now have *3r3
some excellent bargains In town and (?S? 65 81
. ... e uto-Pianc
country property.
&tieff, 65 m
" Conway Realty 5s! uto-i;ian^
Co. HI i
Conway, - - S. C ?|j|
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Wilbur Bessent, of Little River, >099
was among those visiting Conway
1 from the country la&t week, >0?Sot^DWi?*
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:co Warehouse
'LEAF TOBACCO
South Carolina
die Your Tobacco.
I feel safe in guaranteeing- this. ^
In the second place I will look after your every interest
with the same care and lidility that 1 would
if they were my own. This insures fair and square
dealings in every transaction,
In the third place the warehouse is so arranged as
??i???*v ttf liorhf whirli will show the tobacco
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to the beat advantage.
And in the fourth place all things being equal it is
an obligation eu< umbent upon every citizen to build
up his own home market which benefits him not ^
alone but the neighbors and the county at large.
ith a Load
- - - Manager.
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RTHERN MARKETS'
hompson is on the North^rcoats
and all kinds of
this hot spell at practi
Gets The Worm
is season than usual. Our reason for
, money will be scarce and the farmer will
I. They will natually hunt the cheapest ^
; $1.25 worth of the very best merchandise
it. Nothing makes a man hunt bargains '
le bit of money go a long ways. This will,
armer, hence we will get business, and we
? shining. Short crop years and long crop
lur living is made, our aim in business now
yours.
half at the stable makes *
want when cotton is low.
rgain House
>CK COMPANY
SOUTH CAROLINA.
li-Annual Sate of 1
MANOS 1
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[> for everybody at a price to suit everybody's purse. fitfV
ite us today regarding: these bargains; for tomorrow
1REFULLY THE FOLLOWING LIST OF || j
BARGAINS: ^ v
GRAND 0*0?
& Son $250.00 3^8
350.00 0?k
ieveral Sticflfs at greatly reducted figures,
UPR 1GHTS |fj??
togany Case $350.00
Case 336.00 HEC
tut Case 375.00
250.00 Aiar
, Mahogany Case 325.00 MBS
, Ebonized Case 100.00 xW
Oak Case 200.00 n^w
150.00 K
[any others will be added during the week. 3vS?s
PLAYERS y
nd 88 note 9725.00 f&K ^
? 88 note 886 00 $SH V
AII mcmuKuiiv VMC* racif
?te 550.00 VSR
>, 55 note 350.00 <?9S
[any square pianos and organs very cheap.
2H&.S N. Stieff 1
LEON C. STEELE, Mgr. $58
irteen Granby St. Norfolk. Va.
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