The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 06, 1914, Image 10
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I WHY NOT USE SUGAR
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I j Coffee instead of sand when both are
the same in price7 You get your to
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baceo by the sweat of your brow and
many long hours of lost sleep in curing
same, therefore,, you owe it .to
yourself, your wife and family to put
it 011 the warehouse floor that will
make it look the best and bring the
most. Don't listen to the sweetmouth
pin-hooker and tobacco drummer; use
common sense, the given power, and
put your tobacco on the warehouse
floor that has the best light and will
give the best price. Fortunes are
lost daily through listening at hot air
artits. Be wise, follow the crowd and
drive in at the New Brick Warehouse
where you get service and results
that are second to none. Those that
have sold with us will come again,
those who have not sold with us are
cordially invited to try us. We have
no drummers nor pets, every pile of
tobacco sold on our floor must bring
every cent it is worth or we will own
the tobacco at the highest market
price.
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in South Carolina, and not i
sell here in the HEST' HOI
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WE HAVE THE I I
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the buyers can, therefore, I I H
give more for t tobacco on I I
The Conway market than on I I ^B
any other market in the | ^ ^B
State. All things are not I I
equal, and that is one reason J S I
you ill get more for your j I
tobacco here. Study the con- j I
dition. A blind man can tig- I I
ure out how easy it is to get |
more for your tobacco at the 1 I I
Brick Warehouse than any I I I
other house in South Caro- I I I
lina. Thanking fou for put- I I I
ting us in the lead and con- I r
tinning to help us sell the ]
majority of tobacco brought I I 9
to this market. We are 1
yours for high prices and | I IB
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square dealings. I
he best lighted house a. II
d cost you no more to I II
ilue of your tobacco. I
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