The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 29, 1920, Image 5
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We are now in position to fill promptly,
orders for Brick.
If you intend building this year, we wouli
you to buy now, as the Rush season is ne
will be impossible then to fill orders pro
Coal has advanced 300 per cent in the I
months and every indication is that, it
higher and this will force an advance in
If interested write, wire or phone,
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IThe Layton Brick
MARION, S. C.
7-15 1 mo.
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A. D, JACKSON, Secretary
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I Below they give you the
They speak for themselves. 1
ket. Read and be convincec
Entire State average .$21.91
Turner Bros $27.49
Nichols Market, average $27.47
Andrews Market, average.... $10.42
Aynor Market, average $20.84
, Cheraw Market, average $12.12
vyuiiw*ty average $2().yi>
Darlington Market Average. .$21.43
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TURNER BR
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THE FLOOR ANO J. S, TO!
IS LOUDER THAU WORDS,
SIS AUCTIONEER, A. E. FE
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MORE ROOM FOB SALES
E AND PROMISE IN RETOI
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sworn averages taken from t
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Dillon Market, average $23.10
Florence Market, average. .. .$21.80
Georgetown Market, average. $1 (J. 69
Hartsville tyarket, average.. .$21.32
Hemingway Market, average. .$19.25
Johnsonville Market, average.$19.04
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ivingstree Market, average... $22.56
Lake City Market, average... $24.25
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the OLD belt. THIS 0
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floor space. MY SO
in the HIGHEST aver!
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tate in prices and Turner E
Lake View Market, average.. $22.51
Latta Market, average $18.61'
Lamar Market, average $22.08
Loris Market, average $23.34
Lynchburg Market, average.. .$19.08
Manning Market, average.... $18.80
Marion Market, average $20.67
McBee Market, average $18.56
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lighted warehouse at Aynor, S. C., and one I
ted and best equipped warehouse in the State I
nected with other warhcouses at Aynor for I
'ears and all the growers know me and how I
irked for them on the Aynor market. I
ind me better prepared to take care of your !
s biggest and best warehouse at the place. I
;ee me at the Brick with the very first lead I
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p, and I will prove to you that I am on the 1
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rick Warehouse
.ynor, S. C. I
G. M. FORD, 2nd V-Pres I
J. R. BATTLE, Treasurer I
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f Agriculture, Columbia, S. C. I
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Moncks Corner Market, aver-.. B |
a^e $17.75 | j
Mullins Market, averatro 9A
Olanta Market, average $21?.97 I I
Pamplico Market, average.. .$22.69 I I
Sumter Market, average $20.01 H J
Summcrville Market, average. $ 10.84 I 1
Timmonsville Market, average $2f?.00 I I
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