The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 12, 1915, Supplement, Page TWELVE, Image 12
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Ten Thousand Dollars i
purpose to load you up (
MENS SUITS.
The famous Styleplus Clothe
the world over now
$18.00 Blue Serges, now . .
$10.00 Blue Serges, now . . .
$15.00 Worsted, now
$12.50 Worsted, now ..... ..
$8.50 Palm Beach, now. .. .
$7.00 Palm Beach, now
$10.00 Silk Suits, now
$8.00 Linen Suits, now
EXTRA PANTS IN PROPC
MENS EXTRA PANT:
$5.00 Pants, now
$4.00 Pants, now ..
I $3.00 Pants, now
$2.00 Pants, now
$1.50 Pants, now
$1.00 Pants, now
DRY GOODS.
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I i mV 1 17* & iCii\IO) i ii i ?J uuiv,
7c Red Moon, this sale
A visit to our store will i
morning, August 6th, an
WIT OTHER PAP
Useless Breed.
If there is anything in the world
* more useless than a poodle pup we
never saw it?and yet some men remind
us of that breed.?York News.
Says So Himself.
You will have to hand it to the
average American?he is right most
of the time. He will say that much
himself.?Times & Democrat.
Battle on the Bug.
Judging by a recent headline in a
daily, "Battle on the Bug," we would
sav that h'ullv managed hotels are
found in Europe as well as in South
Carolina.?Marion Star.
Doubtful Value.
When one considers how noted alienists
and other specialists disagree;
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>n Hot Air, but to give you goods
10c yard wide Shirting .
ts $17.00 8c yard wide Shirting, t
. $12.50 20c Brown Demin, this ss
f4 89 15c Fruit Loom Bleach, t
.$7.98 Andrew Soggin, this i
. .$6.48 10c yard wide Bleach, thi
...$6.38 12 i-2c yard wide Percale
...$4.79 < sale
' ' ' 25c Silk Dress Ginghams,
* 15c Toil Dress Ginghams
sale
IRTION. 12 l-2c Whittenton Ging
g this sale
10c Dress Ginghams, this
...$8.79 10c Dress Ginghams, this
din ao ~ - ? ? "
. . i i-L'c American Prints, t
...$1.98 Gc Shirting Prints, this s
.. $1.28 _ J
98c
.. .48c SUMMER DRESS (
50c Crepes and \'ailes thi<
25c Crepes and Vailes, th
r? loc Crepes and Vailes, thi
nc
4 l-2c 1" 1 -2c Lawns, this sale .
convince you that while the War
d continues 15 days or until the t
daily and now is the time to sui
ERS ARE SAYING
in their expert testimony the average
mortal may be excused for asking if
there is any particular value in such
evidence.?Mullins Enterprise,
Had Man.
The man who will do nothing fol'
the generation to come is almost as
bad as the man who will do nothing
for his home town or his family.?
Times & Democrat.
By Contraries.
It takes all sorts to make up the
world. Half the people complain
about having to pay tax and the other
half complain because they have
nothing to pay tax on.?York News.
Just Think Again.
People who think a big gun is the
most powerful thing in the world
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w
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tmy Speialties are.
next order.
ElANTEE.
e what I sell. Stick
111 stick to you.
houses on
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be thrown on the market at whol
exactly as advertised, a visit to
your money where
6 3-4c $1.25 Messaline, th
his sale . .5c Messaline, th
. ,r $1.00 Silk Rep, thi
*le 1)L 50c Tub Silk, this ;
his salo ..9c 12 i-2c Silk Outinj
sale .. 8 l-2c One lot white good
s sale .7 l-2c Coats Cotton .. . .
this Baby Elite Shoe P
9 l-2c 25c Embroidery, 3(
this sale 19c this sale
this 15c Embroidery, 6
. . .. 11 l-2c this sale
hams $1.00 Ladies Undei
9 l-2c sale
sale "f 1.5c $1.00 Ladies Night
his sale.. 5c / *'
...ip 4C. $1.25 Ladies Wash
1? $1.00 Ladies Wash
10c Ladies Vest, tl
tOODS. $1.00 Ladies Shirt 1
? sale 33 l-3c 5?? Mens B- v- Dis
sale ..19c this sale
is sale i l-2c 35c Mens Athletic I
4c this sale
is raging in Europe we are wagi
bargains are gone. Big shipmen
pply your fall and winter wardrc
never really ever experienced a mule
kick.?Chadbourn Herald
Is it News?
We are stopping the press to announce
that Mexico changed presidents
again five minutes ago.?Lerington
Despatch.
Good Advice.
Keep right on swatting the flies.
We can't afford to allow them to win
the fight for life.?News-Reporter
The Only Place.
Flies have been found breeding in
winter in a heap of manure covered
with paper and rubbish, though the
temperature had been down to zero.
Actually, it seems, the oily good place
for manure is in the field, winter or
summer.?Farm & Fireside.
Doing Without.
The act of "doing without" is classed
as a necessity as a rule, and rarely,
if ever, as an art.?News & Courier.
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RICE, FLOUR,
GRAIN, FRUIT
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ia.iiwinw i 111 un 11 nuuwu i
lesale prices. Below we give a f
our store durihg these 15 days v
your dollar does its Duty.
is sale 89c $1.00 Hallmai
is sale 58c $1.00 Sport ?
s sale 69c 75c Sport Shi
sale .. .. .. ..23c 25c Mens Wh
rs, this sale ....8c sa|e
s any old price. 10c Mcns Hal
? 75c Ladies W
olish .. .... . . ic sale
) inches wide, jqc Ladies Pi
*0c chiefs, this si
inches wide, 10c Mens Hai
; -50 $7.50 All Lea
^skirts, this sale
48c $3.50 Suit Ca
^ ., . $1.25 Suit Cm
; Gowns, this -?1
48c
Dross this sale 6Sc
Dress, this sale 48c $12.00 9x12 T
lis sale 4c this sale . .
Waist, this sale 44c $10.00 9x12 L
TT , this sale . . .
Underwear, $G.00 9x12 Vi,
Squares, this
Jnderwear. $4.00 9x12
19c Squares, this !
ng War on High Prices, which is
t of new fall goods just arrived.S
ibes at prices as low and unmatc
Watermelon Roll.
Why not eat a watermelon when all
the eaters are ready to answer the roll
noli ? ?:?*? o?
?-?*u . ? m iuiuii^luii omr.
Gas Rises.
When the pot of water reaches the
boiling point, the trash and imprities
get on top. Who has not seen the
same thing happen when the political
not reached the boiling point??Morning
Star.
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Yes Of Course.
Cotton should bring its price and
the farmer who toils to make it should
get the benefit.?Columbia Record.
Same Old Story.
The Georgia Legislature has about
adjourned without doing anything.
It's hard to pass prohibition when the
weather calls for beer.?Columbia Record.
Some War.
How about getting up a battle royal
between picked teams of skeeters and
sea blubbers??Evening Post.
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vill convince you of this fact, so f
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rk Shirts, this sale . .70c
shirts, this sale .. ..89c
rts ,this sale 45c Mens G.
ite Silk Socks, this
15c $2.00 Men
f Hose, this sale ... .4c
hite Silk Hose, this $1.75 Men
37 l-2c
ire Linen Handker- $1.50 Lad
lie .4c sale
idkerchiefs^ this sale. 4c $1.50 Mis;
ther Suit Cases, this sa^e
$4.48 G5c Tcnni
ses, this sale $248 Mens and
ses, t.his sale 89c Trunks, ii
not permit
RUGS. ' ^ains we 1
)utoc Art Squares
$7.48
>utoc Art Squares oiaaa r
$0.48 $10.00 Gh
ctor Union Art $8.00 Gra<
sale $4.38 $6.00 Gra<
Woven Jap Art $4.00 Gra<
sale $2.48 $2.00 Gra<
of more interest to you. Sale bet
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ait; pi iues applies 10 everywing.
hable as a German submarine...
Missed the Guess.
Those of us who guessed at the out- h
set that the war should last about v
Inree months are already nine month) c
to the bail, with the woods looking p
thicker than ever.?Charlotte Observ- ii
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CAROLINA PEOPLE | ?
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E. C. Harrington, a young man who ?
for several months past has been in ?
ihe omrroy of the Florence Wholesale
Grocery Co., was put under arrest
there upon the charge of breach of c
trust with fradulent intent under the a
authority of a warrant sworn out be- j]
fore Magistrate C. S. McCleneghan by s
C. T. O'Ferrell, president and general c
manager of the company. a
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DISTRIBU
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rIND INBU
I specially wanl
the Country Merch
why send your or<
places when I can
you want at prices
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for you, it is not our 1^
all in line and spend |
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SHOES. | <
R. French Brogans, this J
$1.75 1
s Work Shoes ,this sale -r ^
$1.45 *1
ts Palm Beach, this sale
$1.38
ies White Slippers, this
79c J
ses White Slippers, this
.... 79c
s Shoes, this sale . . . .^.,45c
Boys Hats, Caps, Neckwear,
i fact time nor space will
t our mentioning all the bar- ^
have in our store for you.
BOYS SUITS.
ide, now $0.79
1 - - - -
ue, now $4.98 B
:le, now $.'3.79 I
le, now $1.98 ?
:le, now $1,138
gins at 9 o'clock Friday I
New goods arriving I
"
The Sumter tobacco market opened
ist week, nearly 40,000 pounds of the
reed being sold the first. The tobaco
brought to market that day was
ractically all sand lugs or first pickigs
and brought an excellent price
onsidereing this fact. The average
rice paid was 5 to 6 cents.
"If the cotton people of the South/
:et 8 cents a pound for this year's
nf nri r* v*r\ r\ f U/% J!i!
vkvvii vtvj; uro i mam 1,11 LUIHIlUDD OI
he South will be well taken care of,"
aid W. H. Cooper, president of the
Jnion Savings and United States
Javings banks of Washington, one of
he string of Cooper banks in the
louth.
The State board of charities ancta
orrections through its secretary and
ssistant secretary began last week to
nspect county penal and charitable in
tltutions and by coooperating with
fficials in charge of them to brinsr
bout changes where they are needed.
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: the orders of I
ants of Horry, I
ders to other I
give you what 1
just as low. I
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