The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 05, 1914, Image 8
Loris, S. C
sold out, Slick i
For 30
This entire cleai
never before eq
FREE! FR]
I TO THE FIRST FIFTY
ING THE STORE SATUI
WILL GIVE FREE A SU1
MERCHANDISE, WHIG
WORTH COMING A FT EI
ONLY HAVE FIFTY SU
SO GOME K VIM V \N1)
I (JET ONE
CALICO
I>es< American Calicos,
sale price per yard
3c.
OUTING
All colors, regular 10c va
per yard
7c.
MEN'S HOSE
A lot of men's Hose black
price 10c going out of bus
5c.
MENS' SHOT
A lot of Men's dress shoe
values $1.00 going out of
$2.85
APRON GINGH
genuine fast colors, regulj
sale price
4c.
Date, SA
Nov. 7tl
MCLAURIN GETS JOB
UNDER WAREHOUSE LAW
THE SAME BILL WHICH HE INTRODUCED
AT BEGINNING
OF SPECIAL SESSION.
THOUGH MUCH CHANGED
By Important Amendments in Both
the House and the Senate Before
Finallly Passed.?Position Carries
Salary of $3,000.00.
John L. McLaurin, State Senator
from Marlboro county, and one time
J fli- ' - ~ ? - ?
umteu states senator rrom South Car
olina, was elected State warehouse
commissioner last week by the general
assembly. His election took
place on the first ballot.
The nominees who were balloted
El V
.
mm I s
eVet
At
of Dry Goods, Clot!
and Clear, "Lock Sto
Days Only
r. rri sn stnr.lc of Rr;
(ualed in this State.
EE! FREE!
CUSTOMERS EXTEBII)AY
MORNINO WE
It PRISE PACKAGE OF I
II WILL BE 'WELL
L REMEMBER WE
RPKISE PACKAGES,
BE SURE THAT YOU
(he best made A ,ot of boy's!
value, going 01
lnp Q;I1P ncipp ,
?> ? A lot of Men
50c, going out
, 4 CHIL
and tan, regu- A lot of child
uness price price 15c stmi
price
s, all leathers, C^O \TN
business sale go,d the wo,d
business sale \
AMS
nr price 8c yd , MEN ?
A lot of fancy
50c and 75c, g
?tth n
Bf me li
TURDAY I
11914. At'
upon were: John L. McLaurin of!
Marlboro, P. A. Hodges of Marlboro, <
and R. I. McDavid of Greenville. 1
The first ballot resulted: McLaurin
55; McDavid 24; Hodges 28; Drake >
i. :
Mr. McQueen of Marlboro nominated
James A. Drake of Marlboro, but i
withdrew the nomination after Mr. <
Sapp of Lancaster offered Senator Mc ?
Laurin's name. 1
Mr. Wyehe of Spartanburg nominated
Cole L. Hlease for the position <
but withdrew the governor's name before
the balloting began.
Mr. Hodges and Mr. McDavid were j
nominated by Mr. Liles of Orange- ]
burg and Mr. Scott of Greenville re- ,
spectively. I
It seemed that the nomination of (
Senator McLaurin was altogether 1
spontaneous. It upset expectations ]
of candidates for state warehouse com 1
missioner who were already in the ]
field. Mr. Sapp said after the election t
that the idea of nominating the Marl- !
boro senator occurred to him only a 1
moment before he put it into execu- ,
tion.
I
IYBOI
Jim ButU
ting, Shoes and Noti
ck and Barrel." T1
ind New Fall and
STATI
WHY ARE WE COM
STOCK AT AND BEL
THE PRESENT COM)
LOW PEOPLE TO PA'
WHEN COTTON IS M
THAN 6 CENTS PER
DON'T FAIL TO Pl'RC
GREATEST BARGAIN
H AD. READ OYER <
LY AND SEE WHAT Y
ING YOUR FALL SUP
GOING OUT OF BUSI?
EYE
* t
iOY'S SUITS
blue serge, J?.").00 and $0,
it of business price
$3.50
\S WORK SHIRTS
*s Good Work Shirt, value
of business price
35c.
DRENS HOSE
ren's black Hose, regular
ght, going out of business
7c.
SPOOL THREAD
over at 5c. Going out of
price 2 spools for
5c
5 DRESS SHIRTS
stripe dress Shirts, value
oing out of business price
35c
oris, Soul
)im Butlei
The position of State warehouse
:n --i " Art
..wiiiiiiiniMuiitJi win pay a salary oi T>i5,300
and expenses.
Senator McLaurin introduced the
State cotton warehouse bill in the sen\te
when the special session began.
In the form in which it became law
it was at considerable viance with the
original bill. The State warehouse
ict was signed by the Governor last
week.
The following members of the general
assembly voted for John L. McLaurin:
4
Senators Ackerman, Appelt, Beam?uard,
Clifton, Goodwin, Johnson,
Ketchin, Laney, Manning, Mars, Richirdson,
Stuckey, Varner, Representa:ives
Addy, Blackwell, Browning,
Olowney, Creech, Daniel, Fortner,
Kripp, Gray, Haile, Hall, Hardin,
Uiott, Hutson, James, Johnston, Kirk,
McQueen, Melpass, Massey, Melfii,
Vlixson, Moseley, Murray, Nelson, Rit
;enberg, Sapp, W. W. Scott, Senseney,
Strickland, Summers, Todd, Vander,
ttorst, Warner, White, Whitehead,
Wilburn, C. C. Wyche, Zeigler?55.
The following members of the gen
IYSS1
sr's Old S
[ions to be Turned 1
herefore, beginning
Winter Merchandi
iMENT.
[PELLED TO SELL OUR
OW COST. BECAUSE
ITION DOES NOT ALV
MORE FOR HOODS
)T SELLINO FOR MOKE
POUND, THEREFORE,
HASESOME OF THE
[S THAT LORIS EVER
OUR PRICES CAREFULOU
CAN SAVE BY BUYPLY
AT THIS HREAT
sTESS SALE
RY BODY'S STORE,
LORIS, S. C.
HANDKERCHIEFS
A lot of white Hemstitched
chiefs for men and women, rc
value sale price
3 c
MEN'S CAPS
A large lot of Men's Caps, wc
75c, going out of business pric
35c
BLEACHED MUSLII
Yard wide soft finish regular
yard. Sale price
7c
YELLOW HOMESPU
Yard wide, always sells for 81/
special value at
6c
TOWELS
1 lot of white Towels, good si>
price 15c and 20c, going out o
price
5c
th Caroline
r's Old St
era! assembly voted for P. A. Hodges:
i Senators Houtrh. Johnstone. Law
son, Representatives Baskin, Bethea,
Bowers, Charles, Dantzler, Eppps,
J Evans, Harper, Hunter, Hutchinson,
' Jones, Kelley, Kibler, Biles, Long,
McCravey, Martin, Miley, Miller, Pate
Pegues, Pyatt, Riley, Sherwood, Stev!
enson?28.
The following members of the general
assembly voted for R. B McDavid
Senators Black, Carlisle, Nicholson,
Sinkler, Sullivan, Williams, Representatives
Speaker Smith, Atkinson,
Barnwell, Bolt, Boyd, Burgess, Goodwin,
Haynesworth, Holley, McDonald,
Means, Moore, Mower, Riddle, W. M.
Scott, Shirley, Walker, C. T. Wyche?
24.
Mr. Stuckey voted for James A.
Drake.
No. 666
This it a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER.
Five or six dotes will break any case, and
if taken then at a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
rORE L
land
Loose at Public Sal
Saturday November
For 30 D
se will be placed or
W
our doors ore
day morning, no)
it will be the si
est money savin!
rated in this gi
south carolina.
re like throwing
so apparent wil
ing benefits to i
will pay you to i
tend this great i
opportunity to s
for the entire f
tremendous sav]
the date, satuel
. at 9 a. m.
At
Hiindker- . , , ,
sgular 10c A l'u'\e,,('\ of !
up to $2.o0, go,
p
Yard wide, 1
>rth up to price
e
V LA
price 10c, . ^ laige lotol
1 tan, regular 1 ()<
~ lai
) . %A A lot of extr:
2c a \aici, value $3.50 goi
C
k.
O
:e, regular A large lot of
f business regular price ?
ness price
I Date, S:
w*"'
Mov* Huxley Chose a Name.
In a letter to Sir Michael Foster,
Huxley tells him the derivation of the
name of the house?now about to be
??llt 11 ft f n r> oii/>li?n 1 i !" ?
.V/. nuvaiuii?wiuuil lie Ulllll ior
himself at Eastbourne. "One is obliged
to have names for houses here. Mine
will bo 'Modeslea,' which is as near as
I can go to 'Hodeslia,' the poetical original
shape of my very ugly name.
There was a noble scion of the House
of Huxley who, having burgled and
done other wrong things (temp. Henry
IV), asked for the benefit of clergy. I
expect they gave it to him, not in the
way he wanted, but in the way they
would like to benefit a later member
of the family. Between this gentleman
and my grandfather there is unfortunately
a complete blank, but I
have none the less faith in him as my
ancestor.*
ow To dive Quinine To Children.
'RRTLINKIft the trade-murk name given to an
.urnvpH ?
? _ mvmmm * nnicicno oyrup, pie ae >.
to tak* and does not disturb the stomach.
ldren take It and (lever know it is Quinine,
o especially adapted to adults who cannot
e ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
-e deevouanesK nor ringing in the head. Try
i* neat time you need Quinine for any pur- 1
. A- k for 2-ounce original package. The I
FIU1RIUNK is bloWb id bottle. 25 cents.
4
oris, S. C. I
e, and must be II
7th at 9 A. M. II
lour ftnlu II
iap umj i|
1 sale at prices II
HEN I
thrown open satur- | '
member 7lh, at 10 a. m., 8
gnal for the great- |
; event ever inaugu- i
i and old state of i
to stay away witt, i
g dollars away, for gk
l be the money-sav- ft
ie derived that it g
travel 50 miles to at- |
sale. this is your ?
upply yol'i) needs 1 1
a li, and winter at a 1
eng. don'#' forget i u
)ay, november, 7th, vi
l^v?o ii 1 r(v' i i
uii n u:vio
Men's Dress Hats, worth fl
ing out of business price 1
75c {
ERCALES I
Oc and 12c kind, sale I
8c J
DIES' HOSE I
f Ladies' Hose, black and 8
c value. Sale price
5c \
DIES' SHOES I
a fine quality, all leather
ng out of business price
Bl. 85 I
VERALLS I
standard brand Overalls Jl
1.00, going out of busi- III
75c I
ber the
ATURDAY
th, 1914.
Good Joke on Sothem.
Mr. Samuel Sothern, the English
actor, says tho worst moment of his I
stage career was passed in a state of ij
mental paralysis owing to a tricky m
played on him by another actor. This*
actor, who had a passion for practical
joking, and Mr. Sothern were appearing
in the same play. It was a sentimental
comedy In which Mr. Sothern
Had to make a long and effective speech 1
with the stage all to himself. The prac- J
tlcal joker got an alarm clock, timed
the alarm very carefully, and set it up- ^
on a sideboard upon the stage. "At the
very moment I opened my mouth to
declaim," Mr. Sothern says, "it went
off. I stood before the footlights literally
gaping, whilst the blatant bell
rang and thrummed and clattered
through an eternity. It was a nightmare!
I wanted to run, and could nqt;^.
I wanted to speak, and could not. Suddenly
from the gallery a piercing I
voice cried out: 'Say, boss, I guess I
your line's engaged!'" I
To Propeitf Blood Poisoning I
ipply at one? the Wonderful old reliable DR. I
PORTER S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL. a aur- I
pical dretaiaff that reltevea paia and beala %U I
the same time. Rot a liniment. 23c. 30c. Sl.OoJt- 1