The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 09, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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Th
I You don'
tobacco,
We buy rnea
150 bbls So'f-rising f'o
(now wheat).
20C Sacks wheat Short
(fine for hogs and cow
400 Bushels white corn
400 Bushels Feed Oats
I tiring your r
where you c
We have what w
WHi
FlilYOS CONTRIBUTES i
RED CROSS TOBACCO |
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( ' Mr. E. M. Mears, Township Chair-1
m;:n of the Council of Defense, for
Floyds Township, began Monday the
campaign to secure contr:butiors of
tobacco to be sold and the proceeds
given to the Red Cross. Each farmer
was asked foi a few pounds cf his tobacco
and the contributions ran from
tour pounds up to one hundred and
twenty pounds, the total amount contnbuted
being 977 pounds which sold
for $245.89. Some of the farmers
having sold their tobacco made cash
contributions which brought their to- '
tal contributions un to $201.74 foi !
I
the day. This movement has just J
started and the hearty response |
which was given speaks well for the
people in that community who take
method of expressing their loyalty to
their country, and a willingm ss to
contribute to the alleviation of the
suffering tlu.t must follow to the
boys who go in the trenches. Below
are given the names of those whoi
contributed.
* C. M. Blanton, Sam Jolly, John
Clemmons, W. F. Floyd, E. M Bullard,
King Heaves, Floyd & Miller, S.
K. "Williamson, Roy Worley, R. J.
Huggins, B. J. Bell, H P. Shelley,
John Phillips, K. M. Mears, B. C.
Stackhouse, J L. Curry, Hooks <V
Roberts, 1). A. Duncan, P. 11. Collins,
G B Huggins, J. I). Anderson, Joe
Graham, I. J. Blanton, Marion Harrol
s< n, A. B, Jackson, O. I. Blanton, Nh
C. Blanton, Blanton Graham, M. C.
Miller, J. P. Miller, H W. Robbins,
Phillips & Phillips, S. W. Phillips, L.
P. Phillips, A. P. Gibson, Hooks &
Pender, Hooks & Bowdon, A. I). Mineie,
Ford & Mencie, G. M. For 1, F. S.
Fdanton, H. P. Shelley, A. L. Phillips,
I) J. Shelley, .J. L. Scott, M. W,
Williamson, F W. Small, Gibson &
Ford, It. G. Graham, V. F. Kowell
C. F. Page, N. W. Anderson, William
Godfrey, C. L. Williamson, W. L
Bailey, Isaee Brunson, Nicholas
Bros., Mabel Martin, H. H. Shelley
Floyd & McDaniel, A. T. Martin, W
K. Jolly, J. F. Small, Bert Jolly, A
C, Phillips, Graham & Tayler, N. K.
Hayes, F. M. Causey, S. A. Ha.n
rronds, N. T. Eivington, W. F. Gra
ham, M. S. Mears, G. F. Smith, Harm
Nichols, J. F. Causey, C. I). Duncan
K. T. Ay Co, H. L. Ayers, Fitz H-g:
William, Henry Ford, M. J. Gil. r,ot.
* Largest
t have to le;
and you doi
cerii
il, corn, oats, ha
it is reasom
We Monl
;ur. TOO Sacks Head R
100 Sacks Corn Mi
3- 40 Tubs Compoun
50 Sacks Grits
2o Sacks Green C
iext load of tobacc<
in get what you wa
e advertise in the al
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OLESALE
TOBACCO GROWERS
MAY AID RED CROSS
At the annual meeting of the Tobacco
Association of the United
States, resolutions were passed urging
that members of the. tobacco
trade shou'd bring to the a tentio.j
of the farmers as much as possible
the nee Is of the Red Cross So iety
Mr. T. M. Carrington, President of
the Tobacco Association has written
to a local man on every market :n
S )uth Carolina, North Carolina at <1
Virginia a copy of these resolutions,
together with a plan whereby all the
tobacco growers can help in th
movement. The idea is that the subject
of the Red Cross wovk be
brought to the attention of each
farmer and he be asked to donate a
small amount of tobacco out of li s
crop to be put on the floor of the
warehouse and sold as Red Cross Tobacco
without charge by the warehouse
and the proceeds sent to the
Red Cro ss.
No amount will be too large or too
I'Yii'.ill \I;ilrn rl/\n ?i fr ir?ri u \i-illin?r_
ly as you sec fit. Remember that
this means may bring care and attention
to your boy on the hattle field
and that every dollar so spent will
hasten the successful ending of this
war.
I Every warehouse in Horry County
J will gladly receive such donations and
j due credit will be given to those who
contribute. Horry County cannot afford
to be behind the rest in this
! movement and it is expected that
I every farmer will contribute a few
pounds of his tobacco to this cause,
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REVIVAL NOTICE
To all whom it may concern:
I am expecting to begin a Reviva
Meeting at Mt. Pelia Raptist Churcl
, on the 2nd Sunday night at 7:20 p
m. Everybody is heartily invited t<
attend, with good conduct only. A1
, disturbers may expect to be dealt wit 1
i according to law. Wo are expect nj
. a good meeting. Hope the commun
i ity will participate in the good work
, I am also expecting to preach at Re<
. Oak mill on Sunday morning at 11 i
. m. Como one, Come all, Como an
. be richly fed.
J. H. CAUSEY.
o
1 Edward Burroughs and Miss Jessi
i mine Burroughs have returned fror
i a stay of several days at Hendei
sonville, N. C.
MR TOE
Tobacco
ave the Cow
n't have to
nr it lAiifnt
go ai iuvvgoi
>% rice, flour, whe
ible to suppose t
tiou .lust n Few (
ice 75 Sacks Velv
eal 100 Caddies Pli
d Lard 1 Qar |\j0< -j
1 Car Fertili
offee (Meal Mixtui
3 to Loris where yo
ntat wholesale prict
^ove list, except Hay
s Grocei
m
LORIS MARKET SELLS !
RED CROSS TOBACCO!
I,oris had a sale of Rod Cress T ? |
baceo on Monday which netted a neat j
suin. The full details have not,
been received as yet but same will b";
published in next weeks paper. It i.-l
understood that I.oris will make
Urge donations of tobacco for this I
worthy cause.
MASS MEETING AT FLOYDS.
There will be a mass meeting at
Floyds School House on Wednesday'
n'ght August loth, at 7:M0 p. m.j
There will be several speakers in be-:
half of the defense of oui country.
Everybody is requested to be present.
Tr? ^ r t r ...
t Fj. m. .weares,
Township Cku i nnan.
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LAKE SWAMP ITEMS.
Please allow me space in your
i valuable paper for a few items from
this section of the Independent Republic
of Horry.
Dipping of cattle is in progress by
farmers of this section.
The writer heard a man say on the
Aynor market that one of his friends
carried some tobacco to Mull ins and
and got eight cents per pound, took
it up and brought it to Aynor and
got twenty-one dollars per hundred.
.J. E. McCracken and wife are visiting
friends and relatives in this sec
tion.
Neal McCracken filled his regular
appointment on Sunday.
Sam Collins filled his regular appointment
on Sunday.
Lake Swamp Sunday School is pro
grossing nicely.
?Lake Swamp Coon.
' SAMMIES TO TAKE
; LESSONS WITH OAS
' American Training Camp ir
i France, Aug. C>.?The issuance ol
? French irns masks to the Amo.rioar
- soldiers has brought them a little
nearer to the realization of theii
'1 proximity to real warfare. The mer
i. are looking forward to the gas ex
d pe.riments with the greatest possibh
interevst as giving a touch of adven
ture to their training. When the so
called "gas house" is completed, th<
i- men will be put through mixture o
u a deadly vapor several times strong
er than will ever be enc :untere
upon the field of battle.
IACCO IN L(
Market In Th<
ity to get highest |
leave the county ti
nossible nrices.
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at-shorts, horse and mule
hat we can save you mo
ioods We Carry in Stock
'ct 3ean Meal 75 Sacks Horse & Mule F
jcj Tobacco 3,500 lbs Granulated Sugar
Timothy Hay Big lots of Job Tobacco,
zer. stock Paper Bags, Cigars. C
-e). arettes. Laundry and To
u can get the highest price, <
;s
r, and have invoices for two c
ry Company
YOUR LAST CHANCE ]
Buy Merchandise as cheap as you can buy it
Merchandise, both wearing apparel and Groce
we are in a position to meet the lower prices a
have enough to meet the requirements of evei
months. Our advice to the public is to buy e
going to be higher and more scarce than they 1
We were fortunate enough to get what we war
have a hard time getting them as the prices ?
even with the ready cash.
The biggest line of Clothing ever brought to H
foremost store in South Carolina, and at the i
$12.50. $10.00 Suits at $11.48 and $2(
ors, fabrics and styles.
?
1,000 pairs of Shoes for Men, Women and C
buy them at. $8.00 Shoes for $4.00. A spe
Several dozen pairs President Suspenders lef
Mens 75c Cross Bar Suspenders, can't be bea
500 Mens Handkerchiefs worth 10c each at c
500 Mens Handkerchiefs worth 15c each at c
500 Ladies Handkerchiefs worth 5c each at <
Mens $1.25 Dress Shirts, a big supply just ir
Mens 7 5c Dress Shirts, a big supply just i]
Mens 15c Socks, a special lot at only 9c.
Mens 20c Socks, a special lot at only 15c.
A new lot of Spring and Summer Goods in all
Shirt Waists at the old prices. The prettiesl
Stripes to be had in the city now ready for yo
We have just received an assortment of Dres
credit to any City that we have priced to se
That big lot of Shirt Waists are going fast, se
44c to 98c.
| The stock of Groceries and Furniture is alv/a
be had in the City. Visit these tv/o large e.s
best prices that the City afforded.
Don't fail to visit the 3 Big Departments, i
Our Salespeople are required to attend to yoi
one with the greatest care and politeness.
Sell your Tobacco every day and come to se<
YOURS FOR I
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Conway Ba
t
A. C. Thomps<
r
DIPPING OF CATTLE Ir^TJL'
ia l iif" i rt! during the mont
; 15 uUINu AhtAU do not moan that
r cattle in Horry C
Ten thousand five hundred and that the work is j
1 eighty-two cattle wore dipped during povssible speed,
the month of July. In giving out have been erecte
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prices for your'[
) buy your gro- [
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; feed in car lots and |
ney.
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eed Soaps. Everything to eat always
on hand at Wholesale
Big prices. Can save you freights , i
!iy- from Wilmington;, or Charles- !
iiet ton. !
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md come to our store
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ars, expecting it every day 1
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fOU MAY NEVER ftGftlN ]'.,
now. The Markets are daily advancing on ail I I
ries as well as Ftirniture and! Hardware, but I \
long as our stock lasts and we think, wel J
y family in Horry for the next several I wt
arly and save liine and morusy, as Goods, ire I 1
lave ever been. I 1
tted but if we had to buy them now we would I 1
xre much higher and Goods are hard to get | I
orry County is now on display at this, the I i
old prices. Blue Serge Suits at $8.48 worth 1 I
).0 0 Siuts at $13.98. All the wanted col I \
hildren going at prices cheaper than w.e. can I ^jl
cial offering and a few pairs left at only $4.00 I ^1
t at only 29c per pair. I
t, going at the small siun of 49c. I 1
>nly 5c while they last. I I
>nly 8c while they last.. / | \
only 3c while they last... k I J
i at only 92c. ^ li I
a. at only 59c. It a
the. leading kinds and colors for Ucesses aridl'^ifl
t lot or Silks and Messalines in bo.t.h. plain and |'*1
ur inspection. | 1
sea for Ladies and Children that, would be a.1 ?
ill quick. See them. I
ie them real soon before they are ail gone. At I
ys full and complete and the. best prices, to I
tablishments and go away saying you hadAhe I >
1
xnd save much money and valuable time. I ]
lr wants promptly and to treat each and every!
2 us and we guarantee satisfaction. IJH
flORE GOODS FOR SAME MONEY, I Q
rgain House 1
on, Sole Owner I 1
s to be remembered are now in operation. Vats have 3
were dipped twice been established in all section#*except
;h, so the ^e figures the MurrelPs Inlet community?1, J
> v>/-? u/\ wii?>>
lounty; but it shows , , ...... . .
foing ahead w th all T,,b**o brought high pnccs last >lj
A total of 111 vats week. Nearly all the farmer's bills |!J
ni in the county and show this, [jj
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