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pS? gorrn gpntll Entered at the Pi.et Oftloe ar Conway, S. C M Second Claea 3!ail Natter. PUBLISHED EVERYTHURSDAY MORNING BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO. SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR H. H, WOODWARD. Editor THURSDAY. SEPT 7 1911 Politicians are repairing tneir poJ itical fences and the woods &re avowed and prospective can d dates Conway has the reputation among the growers of tobacco as being one of the best markets in the State and is sustaining that reputation to the satisfaction of tho seller of thr weed. We learn sub rosa that the firm which has the contract to build the new bridge across the Waccamaw n ar the site of the "Old Shipyard," has sent'a man here to superintend its construction and his presence in our midst is daily expected, when work on it will begin immedi atfil vand will hn mishpf] tnpnmnlp.t.i'nn us rapidly as good work and substantial construction will permit. Tt now appears that after years of vexatious delays and bitter disappointments the hopes of the people are to be realized by the completion of the project which is to bring the people of All Saints Parish and Conway into closer business and social relations which will prove advantageous to all sections of the county. We hope that it will not prove to be the case, yet we very much fear that in the way of promoting enterprises Conway has too many irons in the lire and some of them, if not all, are sure to be burnt. There has been a great deal of talk about this and that enterprise and for awhile we become alive, active and on fire with enthusiasm, but like the passing storm we soon spend ourselves and become lethargic, our activity ceases and our enthusiasm dies down and we realize that there has been more talk than results, j It seems to us that the better plan would be to concentrate our energies in the promotion of that enter-1 prise promising the largest returns and with an united purpose and an unwaving determination 4'keep a hamuH ring" at it until weshallhive accomplished that which we have undertaken to do, aud when this is done take up another enterprise and push it along until that also becomes an accomplished fact. U ' No Need to Stop Work. When your doctor orders you to stop work, it stagers you. "I can't," you say. You know you are weak, run-down and failing in health; day by day you must work as long as you can stand. What you need is Electric Bitters to give tone, strength and vigor to your system, to prevent broak down and build you up. Don't be weak, sickly or ailing when Electric liifiers will benefit you from the first dose. Thousands bless them for their health and strength. ; Try them. Every bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only 50c at the Norton Drug Co. Mr J L Sims, editor and proprietor of the Orangeburg Times and Democrat, recently spent a week end at Myrtle Beach and expressed himself as being delighted with the charms of Horry's popular seaside resort. Mr Sims is one the best and most successful newsnaner mnn in r " i~ '? w " ' " the State, Commencing his newspaper career at the lowest run# he has by his own endeavors steadily climb upwards until he is the owner of the nest equipped country printing ollica in the Slate at a cost of $12,000. all of which is paid for. The Times and Democrat is now issued thrice a week, but Mr Sims gays he intends making a daily of it as soon as practicable. Forced to Leave Home. Every year a large nnmber of poor sufferers, whose lungs are sore and racked with coughs, are urged to go to another clirn ite. But this is costly and not always sure. There is a better way. Lot Dr King's New Discovery cure you at home. "It cured me of lung trouble," writes W R Nelson, of Calamine, Ark., when all else failed and I ga'ncd 47 pounds in weight. lis surely the king of all oough and lung cures". Thousands owe their lives and health to it. It's ' Sosi lively guaranteed for Coughs, olds, LaGripoe, Asthma. Croupall Throat and Lurg Troubles, 60c. aad $1 00. Trial bottle free, at Norton Drug Co. THB HOI J I It should have been mentioned last ""eel but was somehow overlooked that J W Martin, of the Pee Dee section, and one of tbe best farmers In Horry county, was the fiist to gather cotton for the market this season, so far as cur information goesi A couple of weeks or more ago he had two bales ready for market. Next Sunday will witness tbe last excursion this season to Myrtle Beatb, and everybt dy with their sisters, their cousins and their aunts are going, and those who have none! of these will take his best girl along Did you ever see the like of such rains we have been having for the past week or two? They were genuine stump lifters, gully washers <\ oh ivi aitauo aiiu 11 uou IJJU Y^I o? Conway children have laid aside their summer pastimes and are settling down to the study of their school books. The recent storm, while severe, did but little damage was done to property and none to life in Horry. Conway visitors to seaside and mountain resorts are preparing for their home flight. E T Lovel was among the Hera Id's pleasant callers last week. LOST?In Conway on July 21st one yellow leather pocket book containing $70.00 (6 ten dollar bills and 2 five dollar bills) also one key. Reward if returned to this office. Geo Hutchison, 3wl9 Petersfield, S. C. BIG BARG OUR ENTIR DRY GOODS, CLO AT A GREAT J E NIC I Souther I D 8 n 100 bu. best seed i 1250 large cotton 40 Jersey cheese, i 400 bu. sound coi 300 bags C. S. me 1 420 bags shorts 350 bags turnip g 200 bags new mea 230 bbls best flour Big bargains in t Come and get our Palmetto I TUB COOPElt MULLIN, HOW TO AGQU "Now the man that saves Ms and go Is the man you will notion will While others may bo careless Ho'b adding to his hank aecoui The only sure way to be honest, work hard and earnings every day. Open a savings acc? all your bills by eheck. receipt and you will knoa are spending. If you art bank consider this an inv We know that our relatM profitable. The possessk fthnillrl ho a motUw prv ?? VI iwil of the family. You insure fire. Why not open a am and insure your loved om BANK "f LORIS mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmum CRY HBRALP: rHPBSDAY, SB! LOU CHARLES fsn J The Largest CLOSI e are overate Dresses, Ladies' ai Gents' Furnishings. I THESE From a ( I Pay Us a Visit here in person. f flMBg?Jh3?I fi'JI MWBMhifwwflBj i AIN SALE. E STOCK OF THING & SHOES SACRIFICE. HOLAS twmmmmmmmamwmmmmmmm n Seed ye rye aheets small n ?1 CIA uano ii , obacco ' prices. Grocery Co. . WHOLESALE, S C KHHMHDHH IIRE WEALTH ? / mon?y an tho treasons come I soma ?la.v have the dnn^ti; and fk'row their cash away, tt a Mtt.li? evury day." acquire wealth la to I *ave a little of your eont with us and pay fl Each check will be a R r just how much you a r not a patron of this fl rtatioir to become one. | I ?rm will be mutually I >n of a bank account I treat to every member your property against rings account with us ?.against poverty. ? 1 L. ORIS SOUTH CAROLINA [ PTEMBER 7, 1911. IS COH 232 & 234 Kins Street, a STON. ' 1RCADE DEP - - ? < i r* - j ! : Wholesale ana Keian A T We are members of the Charh J-\ I fare to Caarleston if you sho] greater varieties to choose froi NQ OUT SI >cked with Spring and Summer Merchand ists, Walking Skirts, Dry Goods and Noti GOODS MUST To Accomplish this we have Place )uarter to a Half L 9/ , Write for Samples or send lis an open c Our Buyer h the h The goods are rolling in enough to get lost in, we find Now in order to make more i fore heard of in these parts. Ladies rea< And yo for the in. I)c Ladies $2 a Don't i price a Ladies $2.5 Imposs of it." Dress good silks n< To arrive $ 50c waists . 75c waists . $1 waists .. $2 waists Mens susp< Preside Mens $23 si All suits fi Boys and y cost. Now we can't quote prices as our 1 going at some price, as in all probability travel many miles to buy goods at the ab We will show you the biggest and swellej would be competition. We have just received 3000 pairs of guaranteed solid leather or your money 1 but not branded. We tell you they have tate the Battle Axe Shoe? Simply becaui money. Ask us and we will tell you wh< knows that we know and he doesn't. He Shoe Co., gave us the agency 11 years ag else carried in our Big Department Store will get it. We are Leaders and not Trai u i DON'T THINK OF INSURANC E. After you are crippled, sick or dead or after your houfle is robbed or burned, it will be too late then. Better see me to i | day. I FIRE' fc LIFE, P HELTII, | I ACCIDNT, I , BURGLARY, | I LIABILITY. I Best Companies. I Most Liberal Policies. ? 1 .T. N. .TENRETTE, I i CONWAY, S. C. I Notice of Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the undersign as Gi ardian of of Mary C Rabon, will apply to the Judge of Probate of Horry County, at his office at Conway, S. C.f at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on the 18th day of September A D 1911, for a final discharge as sueh guardian. K L Mishoe, Guardian of Mary C Rabon. j EN & < md 203 Meeting tieet. I ARTMENT1 Department House in ;ston Refund Association, and will [> here. In addition we guarantee yoi n than you will find outside of the Gi JMMER ST isc of everv kind: Tailor Made Suits, ons, Floor Coverings, Lace Curtains, BE SOLD QL d the Entire Stock on Sale ,ess than Origin >rder. e will attend to it as carefully as Just Re lorthern Ma on every train and boat ai 1 we will not have room to s room we offer the followin They must go and this is Jy-to-wear dresses, $3 kind now goinji u can't buy the trimming that is on price and the goods and making th >n't hesitate, come right along. ind $3 slippers, special lot at niss it, the strings are almost .wortl sked. 0 hats this sale only ible. You will say "I don't believe a Come and sec. s at prices never before heard of. $1 I >w going at, per yard 12.50 voil skirts ;nders 50c kind now going at nts included. nits reduced to -om $15 to $18 reduced to oung mens clothing going at who ine is too large. We mean what we our line will be so changed that we w ove prices, as we have the reputation it line of merchandise ever shown in the famous Battle Axe Shoes for l hack. Listen! Others here will tell y ? an imitation. Battle Axe Shoe with we Battle Axe Shoes are the real thinj o has the imitation and their buyer wi ; can't buy Battle Axe Shoes in Conwi ;o, therefore don't be deceived if you > s, that are real and not imitations at t ilers. We are yours for business wil ill rrs TO YOl &???* To find out just how much WiPl T ssS? s pi Out Lives Any Other Pianc It is the direct result of study of climatic conditi gvjk Atlantic States. Perfec the results have proved i Over Sixty Years of Servic< g?jg Cha^s 1 LEON C. SI G.M One Fourteen Granby WOFFORD COLLEGE S, A,E A real college with high Rtandai Excellent equipment, llnsurpai moderate. Loan fundH for wort begins September 20th. Write ) Wofford Collegj SPARTANBURG, SO A high grade preparatory school vidual attention. $155 paya all ' ber 20th. ?????. ? =2^?S55S9H9Eri ^ O 9 j ,m I the South. pay your Railroad i better values and rcut Market Centres OCKS rr=r^====r=?=== ^ Silk and Lingerie Shoes, Millinery, f / IICKLY. | al Price. I r as if you were himnrl FfAtM tuincu nuin irkets id while we have a store big ihowand display the goods, g goods at prices never bethe last and final cut prices. r at 98c. them irown - 75c. i the 99c. word fancy 48c. $4.98 33c. 42c. 63c. $1.09 20c. $12.98 $9.98 legale nay when we say all summer goods are rill never need any more. People will of selling our goods just as advertised. Horry and the price will paralyze all men, women and children. Every pair ou that they have the Battle ?Axe Shoes lout the brand. Why do they trv to imi? and the best shoe in the world for the ill buy anything that we buy because he ty unless he buys from us, as the Putney vant Battle Axe Shoes, and everything he lowest possible price. See us and you th the qualtity and price. n House i?3??TW **?*** ) ****** ?i/? JR INTEREST ??| there is in this claim of ours > in this Particular Climate. ^ sixty-nine years constant wQ ons prevalent in the South tion has been our aim and Iflfij* a triumph. WW ; in the Homes of the South QMf *t. Stieff 1 rEELE, Mgr. St. Norfolk, Va. I * rANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA [enry N. Snyder, President. rds of scholarship and character, used health conditions. Expenses hv utiiHonta kiftv.?icrlith n#aainn for catalogue. J. A. GAME WELL, Secretary. 3 Fitting School UTH CAROLINA I for boys. Small classes, lndlexpenses. Next session Septan* A. MASON DuPRE, Headmaster.