The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 08, 1912, Image 2
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0 -v Jfl<* Lafe, only ' G^.
-*< Lacc, onlv ..1 21?2c
15c Lace, only..- - 4
50c AI lover Lace 28c
'"bwiSSS GOODS:
Attsonlicrr Gin/rhnm, 12 l-2c, at 9c
One bi? lot of 20c Lawn, at 9e
L2 lJlc C'bambray, now at r 9c
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Don't Fail
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0 515.00 Suits, now
V, !10.00 Suits, now
' 8.50 Suits, now
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7.50 Suits, now
OUR STORE IS ..
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Has That Leon Your Experience Tahn.';i:
Coloniel for Const ijntion? Try
ij Do dson's Liver Tone Next Time
Mt?ny people take calomel to co-.
constipation, and its done to our
torHone day, but two or three d
letter* they tire sicker tiran ev.
That is one of the after CIToct >
xalomeh
This is the reason whv the
..IjQaJJCUg UO> un;g wui j.
guarantee calomel to oe r.vrruJpss^But
<we ao guaranr.ee DobSon'S'.Vi
Liver a To tie to be a1
perfect - substitute for calomel {
-?oUaoo's Liver Tone will cure con j
.ptipatioo 3-ud bilious attack and keep
m. ou re d., by to a i n g u p the 1 i ve r
_.io dt> work. It is ft veget able
liquid with a pleasant taste and
is har 111 less to " children as well as
(?t*<ywn p-ople. It livens up the liver
bT'bfttlff&TYiiet'hbds, does not act so
strongly asjba.weaken the body, but
is safe and sure just the same You
can tuy a bottle today from Hi
.Norton Drug Co. with the assurance
of your money back if it ^
iin your case*.!
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The bea-utiful bungalow of A W :
Barrett, which is now in the course!
-of- coirs t-ruet ion on Snow Hill, at a j
cost of about $3,500, is nearing com- j
pletion and when finished it will '
ftpy&pVi the handscmest and most
bveniently arranged residences in
eeity, . .
Flying Men Fall.
Victims to stomach, liver and kidneys
troubles just like other people,
when like results in loss of appetite, j
^^fraobrj,? nervousness, headache, |
H's' and tired, listless, run-down feeling ;
But there's no noed to feel like that.
as T , D Peebles, Henry, Tenn., j
, 5 protVd. "Sik bottles of Electric
Bitters" he writes, "did more to
give me new strength and good appetite
than all other stomach remo
di^'u (j;''" So they help etc? ybo^y.^
Its folly to suffer when tins
pi'itfl jtpilrdy will help .you from ihe j
Try it. Only 50c at
P NorTon Drug Co,
? jt4D Jordan, now of Barney, Ga.,
/ is in Horry, his home county, visit- i?
g relatives and friends and the
socles/of hi> boyhood days, Efekind1
y reui'r nbered*the Herald with a
renewal while in the city the middle
of didst week!
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Evier at War.
There are two things everlastingly
< at war,"Joy and piles. ButBueklen's
* Atnica will banish piles in
ajjy jf:.?v!X)0 lb soon subdues the itch
tup. irritation, inljamation or swell,
insg* fltgivds tibrnfort, invites joy,
f Or^atfcst' he&Iei4 of burns, boils,
If] ulcers, cuts, bruises. ec/,ema, scalds,
! pfrnpfji, skin eruptions,. Only 25c
i at Norton Drug Co.
I The Coldest Kind
' .vjjbc mother sent the little jjii l in the
Drug Stbrc for some cold cream. sue
IgjiAsii^tlie'Cooler and seeing tin
K $lce on the doors
l| "Cold Ice Cream"
6-ifcought she was at the Dm,?
Bfrir allied in and called fpr *xdiu *,
PfofrftKfllUhe^olddat crcHni they hi <\ '
>$<S6^nSretum4i(bmc sfhfc WaS4 !> -']
Blowed by her mother.
IffSiMter. did you got tho Celd (
Ef?Wefl wHerTis it?"
B|**I ate it, of course"
#*?Ateit? Why, child, what kiad did
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5 advantage of the
our prices to get i
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MEN'S TIES
25c Ties, now 15c
50c Ties, now ...rJ 3Hc
MIEN'S OXFOUDS
$5,00 Seller* at.. $3.98
$4.00 Seller, at $3.19
. $3.50 Seller, at $2.39
$3.00 Seller, at.... $1.98
$2.50 Seller, at $1.09
(MiiMron'fi MvfnrHa naur it# nnv al/i
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price. |
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$9.00 One Big Lot
... 7.00 alls cheap, 39c
4.98 Men's Dress
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Uses of the Monocle.
I y do you wear a monoelo In
par) fponir, ."Well, you koo," replied
thdiV$ndijl (/ij ii*. "somo of those 11
sp- arc i\ 'ihm uly dull, but you K
san Hi !), you know, with ?
one % .? ;. j'o; 1 < ydji with a bit of
iflaec."
Cannot EruJur-t Human Gaze.
Wild anhfcul < arc irritated by the
fcay.c of rrton: If you are without tl
Arm:., it ban boon found a tfood plan I t<
to pretend not to soo the beast at all. tl
He take3 tlio gaze as a challenge. ) tc
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rid of our Stock
rice Merchant.
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LADIES OXFORDS
$.3.00 Seller, at^ $2.18
$2,50 Seller, at $1.89
*2.00 Seller, at.,.. $1 39
$1.50 Seller, at $1.19
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
50c Kind, at ' 39c
'25c Kind, at... 19c
>1,00 Kind, at - 89c
of Clothing.
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of Men's and Boys' Over
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and up.
Pants at any old price,
see US before you buy.
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ST CORN WHISKEY MADE.
just twice a3 much for your money.
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ami Southern Express i.inc*. J H '
Reg'steruct f.otter or Certified Check. B 1
Complete price list mailed upon B <
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Gee, but It'a tough to have to tell ,
bright., pretty, attractive, fascinating \
Irl, the fervor of whose proposals
hows how undying her affection is. ,
hat you can only be a brother to her! >
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Jealousy.
Tho man who !s bluffing his way
irough tho world Is hated most bltirly
and despised most deoply by
10 man who 1? trying without success
do the same thing.
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?t*T9d ac tn?* Poet Office a' Conway, 8. C
ae Second Claee Mail Matter.
1?U JL1HHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY CONWAY PUBLISHING CO.
UP SCRIPT I ON ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
?. H. WOODWARD. Editor
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1912.
The Fall Army Worm has made
its appearance in several sections of
the State, and reports from the invfidinu
hosts sav that the depreda
tions in cotton and corn fields arc
very disastrous.
Bleaseism vs Jonesism is the burn
ing question in South Carolina politics
today. All other questions are
made subservient to this one, and he
that is not for us is against us, is
the slogan crjr of the clans.
The Cemetery it is said, is in a
deplorable condition. Weeds have
overgrown the hallowed enclosure
and sand spurs have taken possession
of it, making it very inconvenient
for ladies and children to get
to the graves of their loved ones.
We are still of the opinion that the
most practical aud economical plan
to keep the grounds of the "Silent
City of the Dead" in a beautiful and
attractive appearance all the year
round, is for the lot owners to employ
an expert landscape gardener
who will keep the drives and walks
and lots in condition.
The candidates are as thick as
p ?as in a pod and as busy as bees in a
tar bucket. Tney are working night
and day for the little office thox
covert and allowing no grass to
grow under their feet in pursuit of
it, but what the result will be no
man can forecast. If the same
amount, of vim and energy were put
forward for the upbuilding of the
industrial and agricultural interests
cf Horry as there is in office seeking
it would not be long before the hurr.
>f machinery would be heard on all
sides and agriculture would flourish
as the green bay tree.
When Governor Blease turned the
natter of the alleged Charleston
lispensary graft cases oyer to Mr
?urifoy, the Solicitor of the Circuit,
vith positive instructions to give
he whole matter thorough investigation,
he did the only sensible
hing he could have possibly done
inder the circumstances. The Soictor
is further instructed to proseute
if he flnds prosecution necessay,
each and every one connected in
ny manner whatever with graft,
nd let no guilty man escape. Those
rho arc acquainted with the characer
of this prosecuting attorney,
now that there will no whitewashig
in the management of this mater
and we are confidently expectlg
to hear something drop soon.
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this pnper will he
iloascd to learn that there isatlcasb
ie dreaded disease that ?-?ience h is
?cen able t > cure in nil i(S stages,
nri ihal i&Catai rh. Hall'? Catarrh
lure is the only positive cure now
nowt) to the medical frnternitv.
Catarrh being a constitutional treat
nent. flail's Catarrh Cure is taken
nternally, acting directly upon the
ilood and mucous surfaces of the
ystem, thereby destroying the foun
lation of the disease, arid giving
he patient strength by building up
hecon-di ution and assisting n: ,ure
in doing its work. The proiriotors
have so much fa'th in its
urative powers that they ofTc-r One
iundred dollars for any case that
t fails to cure. Send for list of tesimonials.
\ddresi,: F J CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggist. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Hills for conitipation.
Dinner at. Floyds.
The Ladies of the Wanomaker
SVomans Missionary Union will have
linncr and refreshments on the
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grounds T-I1U Utty ?"? littlnimn'O'
at F'ouV.', *he 15il?( 'nst The
bther churches of which I3ro, Edwards
is pastor, are invited to help
n the preparation, but more especially
in the patronage as the proceeds
will be used to make some repairs
on the parsonage Everybody
is invited to attend
The candidates are requested to
ome into the community the night
>eforo in order to get feed for their
itook or let them rest before leaving
or the next place.
Mrs J E Edward,
Mrs W C Hooks,
Mrs J D Hooks, i
Mrs A D Jackson, I
Miss Dalma Small,
Committee,
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A vanished thirst?a cool body and a
refreshed ens; the sure way?the on/y
jM way is via a glass or bottle of *g
f y^C> \
ft Ideally delicious?pure j.j purity?crir-p and l\
&4 sparkling as frost. fry
rn EV.^ J Our new booklet, telling M
^ ^^ of Coca-Cole, vindication
NyK, at Chattanooga, for the asking. j0/
Demand the Genuine <X<s
as made by ^yXrrbv\ cr
^?&K. THE COCA-COLA CO. you a?T
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HIGH GkaDE FLOUH
Fresh Bread and Cakes a?wavs on hand. Our Grocery Im pairment is
J led with choice goods for family use and are marked down to the lcwst
possible notch. Phone orders given careiul attention and prompt revery
guaranteed. Phono No, 18.
B rC HYMAN.
'I Attention Ladies j
^ One of the most infallinhlc signs of prosperity and intelligence is a j?
IB Bank account. Why is it a sign of intelligence? Because carrying a g
Bank account, is the only logical method of taking care of your finan- jjj
ces.
HAVE f;
YOU ? k
BANK I
ACCOUNT? g
If not, start one to-day. It matters not whether you make your dc- W
posit large or small, Wc will appreciate any amount you may place $
I with us. You will soon learn the habit of bringing your money to us
which is^a step which will start you on the road lo properity, $
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Your grocer, your butcher, your iceman? By Check? If not, start ^
to day and enjoy the experience of feeling that you arc safe from pay- $
ing Jthe same bill twice. Your check is a legal rccipt. \l
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First National Bank \
I B. G. COLLINS, Prcsideat. D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier,
I CONWAY, St. C. I
High Grade Vehicles at the Lowest
Possible Prices.
We have just received a
vkTm
]w!:y Shipment of Vehicles built
y~?' 'riVtix
to wear which we are offering
at extremely low prices.
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\cikw\\/Call and see them.
A. B. ELLI OTT Conway, S. C.
Corner of Third \venue and Laurel, Street.
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fgffi&p JEWELER.
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