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!' 1 1 ^ *********** ?, * I Are You y ? I A Woman I CTAKE A . . j? ? S T1 _ p I II1C 3 # I? ; hf f t? o | Womans ionic ? @ EL 1 O A least of Fashion1 > Newness and Beauty With Hodest ? * * * * ' T 1 -f ^ Costs marKs, welcome iuu iu THE NEW GULLY STORE. I GROCERIES. We buy in Car Load Lots and sell at Wholesale and Retail at prices invariably the lowest and our stock is^'always the freshest and best that money can purchase, and consists of Choice Plantation and Family Supplies. When in need of anything in these lines give us a call and we will please you both in price and quality. rannum mniriiriiTn nun iiiiniimrnu * mill TOP Hi Mllll THIS DEPARTMENT is chocked full of the latest improved Labor Saving Farming: Implements and Machinery, nuchas Guano and Manure Distributors, Hoes, Rakes, Plough? Stocks and Plough Shares, the greatest labor saving kind on tlie market. There are none better and none cheaper We are sole and exclusive agents for McCormick's Mowers, Reapers, Hinders, Drills, Etc,>* We will take great pleasure in showing and explaining these goods to any pros, * pective purchaser. We handle the Pitt>burg Wire Fencing, Thousands of satisfied users all over Horry will willingly attest to the superiority of this wire over all other makes. A little higher in price, but far greater in lasting qualities. Its economy to purchase this wire to fence your farm, garden or lawn. WE UNDER BUY ALL; WE UNDER SELL EVERY HOUSE. ? , | CUR MONEY IS SMART I * and will work all the time for you if you w ?li depct.it | it with us and GIVE IT A CHANCE to help you. We * I will pay you 5 per cent per annum on time deposits. Our business is INSURED against FIRB losses, r Our business is INSURED against BURGLARY losses. I Our officers are BONDED just as COUNTY OFFICER-1 arc. I Our STEEL DOOR SAFE and VAULT are ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE. I rni lTl? nnd ATTENTIVE TO R I ^ 1 UU1 V/Illtci n ai V m - * ?, - - ? ? - ~ ? , . Open an Account with US to day It will help you tw build u your credit in the business world and lead you orld . and ead you to the land of prosperity. BANK >/ LOR.IS Thos. E. Cooper, President, J. 0. Bryant, Vice-President. E. L. Sanderson, Cashier. B j L0RT^ sou CAROLINA J UB^FULLCROP IN ~ SAMPLE JS&LBA6 FREE" INSURES 16c | ^HsPITE OF WEEVIL J + \ PRICE IN PROFIT Hnndredad?ol?reth?"OSNUXNSKZNA" Irlt|rtfaJI 0?0 TirmiWdeolnre thus 0 Aore Bami'le ^jucedn full cropln spite ol the weevil. Lotus Of |]||P VvTlM th'm from 1 !2 cotton. Only. |Md ?au jooctrtlncd reports. 'H ?xtr? nn??? 10 oil, InilUd of 9 oil. m WE SHOW OUR FAITH BvJSk^ WE SELL ON 9 M08.TIME we hare oonfldenoe In the people. I ^VrlSb'l The people hare oonfldenoe In uo. ^m b ?- hiltoN-Staw. Miss.? In paying balance i 1 Here Is * staple of hundreds of Utter* espresslng B oa teed t*ys-"I advise ell who ere In Boll weevil a I appreciation: District to plant your seed. The seed 1 bought of K I Ocllla.Gt., Oct. 19, ton ?ou did better then eny other In thl? cotintry. I 1 . X - I Dhar StR:-Inclosed you will find cashiers check H made 7M litre Cotton from your seed la 1911. [naPWiM I lot $48.10 for the cotton seed. "lCany thousand liMMI RAO III. laid A InoletMSt tOTl. } thanks for yonr seed."-L. W. GASK1NS. wtfSII'fWS ^ wttajgcvT"^- ftsiSsinJl litu??twpyouTNt pwoor Farm arid j Garden BOOKSHELF FOR MOTHER. Any Boy Handy at Carpantortng Car Do It and Walt For Christmas. In almost every household there li some One who is hand? with tools, ays the American Agriculturist To prove Its assertion It prints the following story by James B. Duncan and a picture that shows the result ol painstaking effort A bookcase large enough to hold IOC books Is an adornment to any house hold, and the youngster who is clevei enough to gather in some nice bits oi pine wood and then tackle the tool box 111 Clio unrii wui do uuro iu uuv? something extra from mother in bis Christmas stocking. Hero aro the rules to follow: In the use of all edge tools, If you would avoid cracks and splitting, be patient and do not attempt to remove wood too rapidly, although tho tools should be always kept with perfectly sharp edges. There is much marking out to do, and as this must be accurately done a good sharp pencil should always be at band. In sandpapering it is best to wrap the paper around a block, us tho result Is more uniform than when the paper Is supported by the hand alone. The three shelves, which are Identical In every particular, should be smoothly finished, giving particular attention to the ends, as these are visible through the side strips. In order to lit around the four corners of the uprights, the four corners of these must be notched out. These uprights, lifter having been cut to length, ciTv?r?r?fhit7 fiiii?h?v1 nnd the corners rubbed down very lightly with sandpaper, should bave the location of the shelves marked on them and then have the holes bored for the screws. From half inch wood cut out four brackets of such a length as to fit closely between the two uprights ol each end. Six little side strips, measuring one-fourth by one Inch, are re quired, which should bo flat on toy and pointed at their ends. In assembling make a hole in the cornet^ of each shelf and carefully try fa. il t I -i "B J] T1 ~ f I * * ' ' J A PRESENT ANY BOY CAN MAKE POH MOTHER. the screws so as to make sure thai they will not split the shelf when driven home. Place the brackets In position and secure them by glue and a small wira null at two of the corners. In attach lug the side strips use nails with largt ornamental heads in the desired finish, To conceal the heads of the screws is front similar nails should be driven In as close to the screws as possible and directly nbovo them. If preferred wooden buttons may be set over the head of each screw and held by means of glua In order to hang these shelves a small hole should be bored in the upper ends of each of the bach uprights. These shelves require the following pieces of dressed lumber: The shelves three pieces 1 by by 87%; back up rights, two pieces 1 by 2 by 85; front uprights, two pieces 1 by 2 by 24% side strips, six pieces *4 by 1 by 24% - t Poultry Pickings. Eggs should be graded and the small and ill shaped used for cooking purposes. None but the brightest and bes( should be placed upon the market oi used for Incubation. Pigeons are becoming more populai and game birds are getting scarce Pigeons require very little attention when preparations are made for them Squab raising is profitable when fol lowed intelligently. Why not try a few pigeons? Great care Is necessary In collecting - In/inKn fInn Thr illlULlUUU X\J 4 AUVUMdUvui poultrymun should always know the parents of the offspring, and for this reason a record should be kept of bott hens and cockerel. This Is the only way to breed good fowls. Beglnnors at poultry keeping tend tc overfeed their chickens during the win ter?too much grain and too little anl run! food and green food. Fowls re quire each of theso three kinds of tool all the year round In order to keep li vigorous health, and If they are over fed or underfed with either one thew is apt to be a loss in vitality that showi Itself in diminished egg production. M ^\W : lllilMiSl ? ; ll^^Wiflpipi z ^.)Pol ^ ' ? 8 I |* |^rtijfhc(urcd by ?*J ^ (#1*1^ I ' Puts End to Pad Habit. Things never look bright to one 1 with "the blues." Ten to one the trouble is sluggish Liver, filling the ?? ? ' t ?v-? r*? tll"\ kl I I/Min TA f~\ ! o An ?k f\ t n.. i ayaiuiu w 1li uuiuua p jiouu, uuuiu iv i Kind's New life Pills would expel. Try them. Let the joy of better ( feelings end "the blues" Best for stomach, liver aud kidneys. 25c.? , Norton Drug Co. Is Marriage a Lottery? A play will be given at Zion School House, Horry County, Fri-, day n'ght April 5th, ihe proceeds to go the building fur.d. Admission 25 at d 15 cents. "Marriage a Lottry" is the title of the play. The work of enlarging the buildings at the Conway Light and Power Cc mpanv, in order to make room for the plant of Quattlebaum Ice Co,, is well under way and will s on be completed, The season for ice had alieidy arrived the first of i last week, hut the cooler weatler 0 Saturday changed the minds of in i ny. 1 Very Serious I D It is a very serious matter to ask B H for one medicine and have the V I wrong one given you. For this M reason wc urge you in buying to B H be careful to get the genuine? S BLAcr&TusHT Liver Medicine i * R The reputation cf this old, relia- B ' Hj ble medicine, for constipation, in- M i B digestion and liver trouble, i3 firm- H fl ly established. It does not imitate H other medicines. It i3 better than 0 II others, or it would not be the fa ^ Q vorite liver powder, with a larger H jn sale than all others combined. H | H SOLD IN TOWN F2 1 1 Notice. I ) I I Notice is hereby given that the ; undersign has purchased the mercan tile business and good will of Mr B ; Snyder, at the W R Lewis store on , Main Street, where Mr Snyder has been conducting business for several : months. All debts due by the busi; uess has been assumed by the now management, and all accour Is and debts due to Mr Snyder in the business have been transferred to the undersign and are duo aad payable , to him. The patronage of the customers under the old management is | cordially invited to continue their ! business with the undersigned i K Mile?, , I '< Hacker Mfg Co., Succoaeorfl to GEORGE S MACKER & SON I WE MANUFACTURE I Doonw, Sahh and Blinds, Coi.ttmnr and balurtkii*, okiisikh axd oahijc okim' MKNTrt, H( IMCUN DoOlfr* AND YVrNDOWU. ) Wfi DEAL IN i (iLAKt, bar? r?ohd and wsiqiitr. CHARLESTON S . eiWalelertilizei J I BBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBMHWWBWBBBBTSinTWHBBnBHBinHBlir T" '" C^OU COULDN'T expedt a half fed child to 2rovv f H j[ up big and strong, could you? Nor can a big I profit-making crop come from your soil, unless ie crop is property icu. g Few soils known have enough plant foods to remain | rtile when cultivated. Exacting crops draw heavily I Don its fertility. | wM Ammonia, Phosphoric Acid and Potash are drawn | II om the soil?some crops requiring a great deal of one | II id less of another. Fertilizers must be mixed as I II accurately as a doctor's prescription to supply the 0 H elements that are lacking, that the crop takes out. I wM The fertilizers made by us are conscientiously made. | H We could cheapen them, and analysis would not show R H ie difference. But we prefer to give you the utmost I H i plant foods for the price you pay. For we consider 1 H jputation our richest asset. I H The bountiful yields of cotton?the mammoth yields E I f corn?Droduced bv them, are winning for them | | outhwide prestige. I Write us now for information about the fertilizers of I le Interstate Chemical Corporation?mixed as you H ould have them mixed?and the name of our nearest H Interstate Chemical Corporation, g 1 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 9 I n....uL..u.. o n. I (general Merchants TocLcLville * S O DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, LINT AND SEED COTTON, ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, COTTON SEED MEAL AND FERTILIZERS - ? * ? i j i . we always keep In stock a clean ana up-to-aaie line 01 seasonable goods and which we offer at prices cheaper than the cheapest quality considered. It will save you big money to call and inspect our goods and learn our prices. Dusenbury & Co., TODDVILLE, S. C. Palmetto Grocery Co. ] MULLINS, SC. I " ? - - - i. nrL | urocenes at yy itmcsait'. Handlers of j Fertilizers, We sell farmers. See us and save money. Both Mr Gilbert A. Johnson and Mr Willie D. Jenrette, of Horry, are with us and will be glad to see you. John P. Cooper, Treas. I ami www jv lirwi?nr i m i ? HIGH GRADE FLOVR Fresh Broad and Cakes always on hand. Our Grocery Dopatrment, is filled with choice goods for family use and are marked down to the low e: t possible notch. Phone orders given carciul attention and prompt deKery guaranteed. Phone No, 13. B T / Mi / i- -