The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 23, 1914, Image 8
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9 their tobacco
1 Floor prices will b<
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The dairy cow's chief purpose in
life is to convert feed into milk. To
do this she must have good feeding
powers. In a dairy eow, a long barrel
and a strong jaw are two desirable
features, one indicating large digestive
capacity and the other strong
feeding powers. A cow that cannot
eat a large quantity of feed cannot
give a large quantity of milk.
ft
00,000.00
com
s bank has a lar<
ry County comb
connection with i
:d assets
solicit your patr<
1 any business ei
ARBOROUGH,
President.
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Fvprv fleta
>use wili be Sunday Clothes for your t
any old tobacco look good. We have
II want tobacco.
/e secured Mr. L. E. Day as Auctioi
s speaking for himself daily, and his
t Ware House. Mr. Fullerton will sei
js all it is worth on the door. Our fr
with us in the old Buggy Shed and gc
3 with us again, ane those that never
re us a trial.
Make Our
pie's Nev
Messrs. W. McG. Buck and Sam
Omohundro sailed from Wilmington
last Saturday for New York. From
there they will go to Maine. Returning
by rail, they will stop over in
Philadelphia for a few days. Mrs.
Omohundro received a wire from Mr.
Omohundro Monday stating that the
trip was a very pleasant one.?Mullins
Enterprise.
W.'r .
VAY NA1
ger capital and m
ined. exclusive of
t, and now the ol
OF MORE
onage and are pr<
titrusted to us.
obacco and will make
more buyers than ever _ T
Not
ieer. You all knew r
voice sounds good in
b that every pound of In 1
iends that hove sold .
>t the highest market rkntl
sold us are cordially Bu il<
Headquarter
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T. N- FULLERTC
Don't send off the order to the mail
order house when you can get just 1
what you want from the local dealer, p
Dome goods are always the best. The c
old rule of boarding at home and liv- r
ing at the same place applies here as v
1
in everything else, and is the best
rule a shopper can follow. \
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riONAL
lore deposits tha
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Idest bank in Cc
THAN HAL
spared to take c
\L. L. BUCK,
Vice-President.
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If we satisfy yo
bert Long and G. C. G
21 out your bills and chei
. give you every penny
men that you don't hj
7he If Chalk and CI
take the Cheese. Tt e<
T6 brick ware house with
j- ware house, with man,
a large bricK stable an
s Your Ilea
Fobacco
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;rs, Proprietor.
The Palmetto Grocery Co., of Mulins,
one of the livest and most proslerous
business concerns of our sister
ounty, has a half page advertisencnt
in this issue of the paper, to
vhich the attention of all our readers
s called. They are progressive peo>le
and carry the very best goods to
>e had on the markets.
$100,00
BANK
in all other ban!
;s Bank, which is
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?nway, ine two
F A MILLION
are of our custc
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iu, tell your neighbor, if we don't, tell
raham, o pair that are second to non
r.Lro '
jlucv were oreu in tJorrv coun
that is due you. It is a real pleasun
ive to watch.
leese were selling at the same pric
osis no more to sell your tobacco in a
out a post, than it does to sell in a
y posts. Will vou be wise c r otborwis
d can shelter 100 head of mules and hoi
idquarters.
Ware Hoi
Mayor H. P. Little has just omnlotn/l
on?v./. ' " ~1 " 1 1
ov/iuu nut; suioies near 111s residence
in Conway. The stables include
a garage for the automobile, feed
rooms, stables and cement watering
troughs. These stables are modern
in every respect and are arranged according
to some- new ideas of Mr. Little.
.
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ks in I
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have ^
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A. FREEMAN, 1
Cashier. |
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us. Mr. Ai- The !?
e will make $j
tv and will Best I
3 to deal with Lighted |?
e, you would House 1
well lit;hfed I
leaky, dark In I
e? We have South I
rses. fi
Carolina. Iw.
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Louis Scherr, who recently bought
out the business nf n t. t?~.?
_ o. nuuer at \
I,oris, and opened up a branch of , |
Everybody's Store, is now carrying ai
large stock of goods there and has {
every appearance of doing a good
business. Mr. R. A. Vickers has j.
charge of the business there as manager.
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