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Ksean T S' | [IIIIIIIIIIIIIS^IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIMIIIII Our Great THE M WE HAVE OVER SOUGHT AS CO CROP WAS EXTREMELY NOT MAKE UP FOR THE SHO GOODS EVER THROWN ON T! PICK IIP THE ENTIRE STOCK CHANCE TO BUY AT PRIGES The prices and the quality will spea crowds that are coming from far a MEN'S SUITS. $12.50 to $15 Serges, etc $8.48 $16.50 to 18.50 Serges, etc $9.98 | $20.00 Serges, etc $12.98 One lot suits worth up to $15 for $5.48. Just a little off in color. BOYS' SUITS. $1.50 to 1.75 Serges, etc $1.19 $2.50 to 3.00 Serges, etc $1.98 to $2.19 $5.00 Serges, etc $3.48 $8.50 Serges, etc $5.48 EXTRA PANTS $1.00 Work and Dress Pants 89c $1.50 Work and Dress Pants 98c to $1.19 $3.50 Dress Pants $2.48 $5.00 Dress Pants $3.48 $5.50 Dress Pants $3.98 BOYS' PANTS. 35c?all colors 21c 00c Serges and Worsteds 44c ( 85c Serges and Worsteds 49c I $1.00 Serges and Worsteds I 79c to 89c 1 41 rtA i nr. a i ?p .?*TF 1U l.<?; OCI JJCS illiu I Worsteds $1.19 | MENS' HATS. $1.00 Ounce Hats 89c I $1.50 Crush Hats $1.19 jl $2.50 Latest Out $1.09 I $5.00 J no. B. Stetsons 1 $3.39 to $3.50 1 BOYS' HATS, p 35c all shapes 21c I 00c all shanes 14c Remember that our Millinery and Our Store will close Friday, Septen t with dispatch. We have not the ti will know that there will surely be I mnnnnc pu ncntn nr m II1U UUUUO USIH91UL.U Uh OLI EXPENSIVE AND SCARCE A1 SAME GOODS FOR LESS MO HAVE SPECIAL SLAUGH1 THINK ABOUT THAT WE DOI ING, SEPTEMBER 23. CON ? I A A i 11111 in in m 11 ninri lin ilMinnimi Semi-Annut Fning, Septi D OF THIS WE ANTIOiPATED THE GIGANTI SHORT AND WE FIND THAT T RT CROP, HENCE WE HAVE DEI HIS MARKET AT THE MERCY 01 AT THE UNDERSELLING PRICE Til I v i nr- aa i aiii tm \ I HA I AKtMILUW IHAI TUU k louder and stronger than we dare sp ind near and lay in your winter supply $1.00 all shapes 89c The Biggest Line of Ladies' and Children's Hats, both for Di ess and Street to be found in Town. Don't Buy Until You Let Out CUT-PRICES. Ladies' Cloaks, Coat Suits, and Sport Coats arriving daily and being put at great Slaughter prices. MENS' SHOES. $3.00 Work or Dress Shoes ?$1.98 $3.50 vvork or Dress Shoes ?$2.48 $4.00 different makes Dress Shoes $2.98 $5.00 Bates and Battle Axe Shoes $3.48 A BIGGER THING NEVER HAPPENED. A BIG LINE OF SAMPLE SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN ALL AT SLAUGHTER PRICES. Ladies' High Top Shoes, worth $5.00, Slaughtered at $2.98 to $3.75. ? ^ Ladies' $1.75 Solid Leather ?Shoes $1.19 Ladies $2 to $2.25 Solid Leather Shoes $1.48 Ladies* $2.50 Solid Leather Shoes $1.89 Ladies $3.00 Solid Leather Shoes $2.19 Ladies Suits and Coats are second to r nbcr 22, and an army of Clerks will be me nor space to tell you all about this something doing at the CONWAY BA it nil annnntiii uiiiit vnn n ii unArrnuvnLiiWAi IUIIO r THIS BIG UNDERSELLING SLAI NEY AND IF WE FAIL TO DOTH ER SALE PRICES. BY SLAUGH1 N'T LOOSE ANY BUSINESS ON' \ WAY 1 s THE HORRY RERALD, CONWAY, S M ( c^B ^B l^H ? ^B BB iiiiiiiririiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii il Slaughte imber 23, SALE I? F !C ADVANCE THAT HAS BEEN HE COTTON CROP IS STILL SHI TIDED TO UNLOAD NOW. WE F THE TRADING PUBLIC. MAf S WE HAVE QUOTED BELOW. WILL HARDLY BELIEVE YOUR 1 eak. Our low prices under present of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Dres tin. DRY'1* GOODS. 12 1-2 to 15c XJinghams 10c 1 big lot 12 l-2c Ginghams 8 l-2c10c Apron (Ginghams 8c 8 l-2c Aprfrh Ginghams 6c One lot-CaHfeoS- * 5c 12 l-2c Bleaching 9c 15c Bleaching-r f 11c $1.00 Table Damask 89c 75c Table Damask 49c m #x m ? wx _ ? . ? - aire xaoie uamasK 4ic 40c Table Dariiask 25c 50c to 75c Wool Goods 35c to 44c 15c Light and Dark Percales 10c 12 l-2c Shirting Chambray . .9c 35c Poplins, a*t shades 21c 25c Poplins, ah shades 10c 20c Poplins, all shades 14c CORSETS. 60 c Corsets, long or short 41c 75c Corsets, long or short 49c $1.00 Corsets, Lace front 89c $i.50 Corsets, Lace front 98c to $1.19. SUSPENDERS. 10c Boys Suspenders 8c 20c Boys Suspenders 15c 25c to 35c Mens Suspenders 21c 60c Mens Cross Bar Suspenders 44c 1 ? _ , n rr? ? < a _ ?oc ifi^ns ana ooys ties iuc School Tablets 4c 25c to 35c Mens and Boys Ties 21c 60c Mens and Boys Ties 41c lone. Absolutely up to now and noth working day and night marking dowi , the greatest of all our great Slaugh RGAIN HOUSE. IIY YOU WILL PAY FOR IT ANI I6HTER TO USE IT MORE THAI IS WE DON'T ASK FOR YOURS rERING OUR GOODS OUR GDI FHAT ACCOUNT. DON'T FAIL BARGJ " * * 4# 4 ^0. IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII r Sale will at 9 O'cli *OT YET IT rui ad sdftpt rwrnv innoi r uiv Himuoi even i nnnoLC i OUTER, WHILE PRICES ARE Ei HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK 0 IY MERCHANTS WOULD BE [ WE HAVE OECIDED TO OWN EYES UNDER PRESENT market conditions will spell a shorts s Goods, and Staples. HOSIERY. Ladies, Mens and Childrens 8c to 21c UNDERWEAR. Boys 35c Underwear, per Garment 21c Mens 50c Shirts or Pants, per Garment 38c Mens 60c Shirts or Pants, per Garment 41c $1.00 Fleeced Wright's Underwear, per Garment 75c $1.00 Spring Needle Underwear, n i per uurmem ?yc WORK AND DRESS SHIRTS. f>0c Work or Dress Shirts 44c $1.25 Dress Shirts, white and Fancy 85c $1.50 to $1.75 Dress Shirts, White and Fancy $1.19 $1.50 Heavy Flannel Shirts $1.19 1 Big Lot Handkerchiefs 2c 1 Big Lot Handkerchiefs 2c CHILDREN'S SHOES. One lot Soft Soles Shoes 3c pair One lot Soft Soles Shoes 5c pair 75c Lace or Buttons 49c $1.00 Lace or Buttons 79c $1.50 Lace or Buttons 98c to 1.19 $2.00 to $2.50 Lace or Buttons $1.49 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. $1.50 Light or Dark 98c $2.50 Light or Dark $1.48 $5.00 Wool Blankets $3.48 ling wrong but the price. n the goods and making suitable arr iter Sales, we can only ask you to juc ) IT WILL BE YOURS. PAPER, NONCE. WE GET YOUR BUSH iiioiuroo nun ninui-rnni- a iUdinCM. UUn rUKHIIUKC A MPETITORS ALSO GET SLAUG TO BE WITH IIS AT THE OPEN UN HO i y ** - ? rTI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i Start Sat- I ick Sharp I 4 SIGHT 1 N EVERY LINE. THE TOBAG- I XTREMELY GOOD THEY DO I F NEW AND IIP TO DATE I IELIGHTED TO STEP IN AND I GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS A I MARKET CONDITIONS. I ;ale. Take our advice and join the Q JEWELRY. I $1.00 Lenox Watches 75c I $5.50 Perfection Watches $2.19 I SIO.OO St.'inrlnrH '^0 vo?ir- nnuau ll "$5.98 $12.50 Elgin, 20 year cases $8.48 $1.50 10 year chains 98c $1.00 Safety Razors 15c $1.25 Cuff Buttons 89c 50c Cuff Buttons 41c $1.00 Alarm Clocks 09c $11.00 8 Day Alarm Clocks $2.19 $4.25 Enameled, Onyx Columns $3.29 $5.00 Enameled, Onyx Columns , $3.09 i SUIT CASES. 1 $1.50 Suit Cases 98c $1.25 Suit Cases 89c ! Pvrim A *;norrci LTItin O EiAII\i\ V E.O I I I J 1 Big Lot Men's Extra Vests 15c II 1 1 Big Lot Men's Extra Vests 25c I I 1 1 Big Lot Men's Extra Vests 49c I I I RAINCOATS. 11 1 $5.00 Toadies Rain Coats $3.48 11 1 $3.50 Mens Raincoats $2.19 II I $5.00 Mens Raincoats $3.48 I I "EXTRA SPECIAL" 11 J 1 Big Lot Cotton Flannels 8 l-2c | 3 (White, Pink and Blue.) II i Colgate's, Mennen's and Bab- I I I coks Talcum Powders 15c I 1 Men, Women, Roys and Girls 11 j Sweaters all at slaughter pricse. || | All McCall Pattersn from Stock || y 10c II ' See our Shoe Rack, prices too I I ' cheap to quote. 11 ) WWfi / II J angemerts tor handling the crowds i Ige the future by the past, and you I TWINE AND LABOR IS TOO NESS BY SELLING YOU THE NO GROCERY STORE WILL HTERED, BUT DID YOU EVER IING, SATURDAY MORN USE