The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 31, 1919, Image 12
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e A MODERN D!
SS Beginning a few days after t
? Soda Fountain at the store of the I
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? T. Wood, an expert ironi tne nut;
?' lumbus, Ga., arrived in Conway, e
mmmm an entirely new outfit of fumitun
complete change in the interior of
SSS These new fixtures which ac
ZZZ than ever in the history of this
ZZZ National Show Case Co., and they
ZZZ and contain the very latest and n
?? ling the business and showing ofi
SS the costliest fixtures ever produce
?? They give the Norton Drug (
?? display space as before. The wh
with them, all of them are works
?? be used in this store now, as anvj
? cases are built in as a part of the
ZZS These new improvements, to
~ tain complete, enables the Nortoi
ZZ! promptest service, both at the pn
?? soda water business.
These fixtures are the best
SZ is invited to call and see them in
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MORE NEW GOODS THAN EVER
We bought early as usual a
can out sell as usual. Be wise ant
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Iwnne you can gei mem. 11 you
can find at higher prices than y<
fore. With the embargo now lit
able to supply the demand for got
night. We can ship our entire st(
whom we bought and make a mi:
selling for at this time. This we
care of us and now that we are ir
c!o it. Manufacturers are sold ah
months and you can't realize the
of you. Procrastination is the th
just beginning to realize the ma
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as prompt as heretofore. We ar
handle the crowds that are rust
goods by the bolt, barrel, wagor
fail to get your share don't blar
now. Stocks that we have on to
replenished at any price for a i<
THANKING YOIJ FOR TH!
GIVING US DAILY AND ASSU
CONTINUE TO SAVE YOU MO
DESCRIPTION, WE ARE,
YOURS
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RUG STORE |
he installation of the great ?
Norton Drug* Company, Mr. O. JE
ional Show Case Co., of Co- j?j
md went to work installing 5S
q and fixtures,?making a _
' the already handsome place. S
Id beauty and utility, greater SI
concern, came from the ~
are of the very latest pattern JEE
lost approved means of hand IS
: the stock. They are among SI
ed by any company. |IS
Company four times as much ?
tole interior is resplendent jSJ
of art. No show cases will S-|
)le and convenient display S||
new fixtures.
gether with the new foun- ZZZ
\ Drug Company to give the ?
ascription counter and in the HZ
in this section. Everybody ^
use at? ^
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r Everybody
BEFORE AND BOUGHT RIGHT
nd have the price where we
i buy your Fall Goods now
wait you must take what you
ju have ever had to pay beted
the United States is un)ds.
Prices are soaring over
)cl< back to the people from
ch larger profit than we are
won't do for you have taken
1 position to help you we will
ead from eight to twenty-four
high prices that are just ahead
ief of time. Our customers are
irket condition. We have addt
on you and our service will be
e doing the best we can to
ting our stores and are selling
1 load and other ways; if you
ne us as we are telling you
md now cannot possibly be
)ng time.
E LARGE BUSINESS YOU ARE
RING YOU OF OUR DESIRE TO
NEY ON GOODS OF EVERY
TRULY,
gain House
30N, President
rWAT S- &, JTTLY 31, Ifllg
PLAN WORKED OUT
TO PUSH COTTON
1
.Atlanta.?Plans decided upon to aid
Z in the permanent organization of the
m American* Cotton Association included
* the formation of a campaign oommit2
tee of 250 members and the select'on
Z of Altanta as headquarters for the
" membership campaign.
? The 11 present directors will form..
2 the nucleus for the campaign t xecu- ?
tive committee and will nominate the
Z additional members who will' be ap-,|
Z portioned to the cotton States. State I
organizations also are to be establish- |
6(1 at an early (late. , i
J. S. Wannamakcr of St. Matthews'*,
S C., and J. M. D. Welborn, chairman
of the Atlanta federal reserve bank,
addressed the delegates at a maviring
at which every Southern State was
represented. Mr. Wannamakcr as- 1
sorted that the association is deter- i
mined to keep the price of cotton up !
to a reasonable standard and said its i
work would be of great benefit to the ,
workers in the cotton fields as well as !
to plantation owners and small' plant- {
ers. He said the use of his name in
connection with the world cotton con- '
ference to be held' in New. Orleans
had been without his consent and asserted
this conference was in the interest
of low priced cotton.
Mr. Welborn discussed the financial
end of the cotton situation and at the J
close of his address a resolution was J1
adopted asking United States scna- *
tors and representatives from the I *
Southern States to work for passage 1 \
of an amendment to the federal re?I
I
servo act that would permit national I 5
banks to make loans on staple com-! !
moditics, properly classified, stored
and insured up to 25 per cent of tho
bank's capital and surplus.
Sessions will be held again tomorrow
and President "Wannamaker at
noon will address the Georgia legislature
on the work of the associttien.
HEATING - PLUMBING ;
AND TINNING
Am now located in the old'
Field Building, opposite
McDermott's Stables, and
am prepared to do alt
kinds of Plumbing,. Tinning
and installing Heating
Systems. Give me a
trial. - 1
C? /t J * I
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\ , HAL BRYANT
'Phone 6-B.
GERMAN SPIES GAVE ;
AMERICANS MUCH AID'
New York?Another version of ho a* &
thu American army was aided by the c
two mysterious German prisoners of I
I war, Alfred Schulz, a lance corporal c
ard Alvin Grothe, an aviator, who t
arrived here Monday from France and c
who now are being held at Hobok- t
en pending receipt of orders from s
Washington to send them to the na- f
tional capital, were obtained from a ,
non-commissioned officer formerly at- (
tached to the intelligence department
of the army. According to this non- *
commissioned officer the prisoners, *
wearing German uniforms, mingled I
with prisoners captured by the Americans
awaiting transportation to the
rear and after conversing with these
prisoners informed an American officer
if the information obtained from
them under examination was correct.
This non-commissioned officer, who
wished his name withheld, said he distinctly
remembered one case in which
Srhiil7. sthnurfvl t.hf? Amprinnnu n Clnr
I man officer had lied to them.
"It was a German major," he said.
"Schulz, dressed as a lieutenant, discovered
the major had lied. The major
was hauled up out of bed and
taken before American officers. Some
German privates were led into the
same room. Then after the major
had been accused of lying, his insignia
of rank was stripped from his
uniform while the privates looked on
and he was sent to the cage for en- J
listed men for the night. The next
day he was detailed, like an enlisted
man, for the dirtiest jobs around head
quarters.
'We had to be careful that Schulz s
activities should not be discovered by
11 r 1 . l 1- ? .1
June vjrcrmans, in one msuinct' we nan
a man in the cages and the nature of
his work was discovered by the other
prisoners. They killed him before
daylight with their bare hands. We
never left Schulz in a cage after
C)GC) has proven it will cure Malaria,
Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever,
Colds and LaGrippe. It kills the
parasite that causes the fever. It is
a splendid laxative and general tonic.?adv
4',24,19-20t
You Can't Core Rf
Witb Liniin
If you are- afflicted with- Rlieu- ,o
matism, why waste time-with lini* j?'
incuts, lotions and' other local ap- ?s;
plications thut. never did' cure- ^
Rheumatism,.and nevee will? ti
Do not try to rub the pain.away,, si
for you will, never- succeed.. Try
the sensible plan- of. finding the <1
cause of the- pain. Remove the ti
cause, .andi there can. be no pain. s
You will never be r,-il of Hlicumatism.
until, you. cleanse your blood t<
Paetimp
Program: for week
MONI
"SIEEPIN
In Six Reels.
TUES
"FIGHTING; I
In Six. Reels.
THURS
Louise H
"THE SEA
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FRI [
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In Six I
Ifvwn love toi tough,. dQ*r't. f&il '
corker
SATUI
A rip sx
WESERN
Also big comedy.
10c
uommg Jb'nd
"BETTEI
The biggest comedy you ever s;
be sorry, for it is a kind of picti
to see.
ark."
The jpon-com said it was during- the
It. Miniel (trive that Schulx, who
laimed to have been a student at
iedielberg, first aided in an Amerian
offensive. "When he went into
he St. Mihiel drive," said the Amcrian,
Schulz sketched from memory
he location of the four most troubleome
German batteries which were
guarding the outer circle of enemy
lefenses. So well did he give us the
lope on these guns that our artillery
>ut them completely out of commis
The oldest Amei
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURJ
W. B. Coxe,:
F. F. Oovixvgtoi
Bullock
R. M. Bull
Just received carload of I
of one be sure to see me be
A.W.H0DG
LORI
leumafism
tents and Lotions
f the germs tthat cause the disuse.
S. SV Si. Iras no equal as a
lood' purifier, scores of sufferers
\y that tti has-cleansed their blood
f. Rheumatism, ami removed all
race ot the disease from their
ystcni.
Get a bottle ol S. S. S. at you^
rug storo ami get on the right
reatmcjai to-day. If you want
pccial medical advice, address
ledical? Director, 4l> Swift Labora
ry. Atlanta,. G/ju
Theatre
commencing Aug. i
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to see this picture. Iq* a \
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PICTURE
A good program.
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aw. If you miss ;this you will1 )
ire you seldom have a chance f
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sion before the drjrVC was fully- underway."
The Americani said Schuta was bitter
against the kaiser andi the of fir*
ccrs in the German army.
o
This is tho time and the place Cor
success to be won along any line, of
human endotwor. There are tho^e
who are constantly looking off yonder
for the place of opportunity, but
let us teljl them thut all the opportunity
they should want or need is
tc be found right here at the- door.
rican Company 9
INCE CO. OF NEW YORK I
Special Agent I
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Bron.? I
lock, Mgr., Agents. I
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Mules and Horses. If in need
fore buying. Cash or CerdU.
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