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( "GROV sa The census report (or 1920 gives sbs We now have in Horry over 6,000 ss his family. ss - Everybody rn th* farn hr-s worked -i lL. ^ 1! A I* ^ * ?% A ft Al A A ' A 4 A r if Aft A jgS gun ?nQ lid > nuw u</ \s iu Ml uuwn ag .'Wc have been caret.Ily se'e'tinq ii bette r*acR in whhh to live. What svctrr ? wife arid rr.ot :or will, appreciate it,if yo'i will what it ouG">t to he. Our prices^are riqht. t ~ terms' ".re ?s heral as anyon > could nsk for ?? Mjnsy spent for fur .iture is 'nvesl 1 FU = Thn I I lie E 47 MAIN STREET fifl A. E. GOLDFINCH, Pres. I sKi np = WBI Wki V == IN THREE OR FOUR MORE WEEi == ALL EXPERIENCES. ANOTHER YEAR IN == WE WILL SEE THE CHILDREN GATHERED 5= Every mother is beginning to pond ? preparing for this time and just as soon as thi r=: and our representatives are now husy in Rich We want to help every home in Hor = prices for each member of the househo'ri, T EiE time with people in whom you have coniident ^ 51 MAIN STREE i %//llltllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lll!!llll!!lllllllll!lll! fl K1 toll SELLING TOBACCO IS IMPC AUCTION SALE BEGINS TOI A WAREHOUSEMAN MUST t JURGMENT. THIS IS THE I DRUMMING ON OUR WAREI ** ?'? * 111 r 1 k I I (J YU'JK UMtUIV. Wt MA MONEY IN PUSHING YOUR ' YOU ALL KNOW THIS IS A I SO REMEMBER IF ANY ON SEI t SELL YOUR TOBACCO \ STRONGER POSITION T 1 Ml . ? < ? 11 (J ' / J. J.'/ ' - i * "' flHHI ?a tfHTVh,' . flni MM jl |^b 1 Bj Mfl Jgg WBeu i| ? ^H|H H vj^flU HHV * C'r : ' ' ! v * .* , f > ' 1 ' ';r. 1 ' - .U?.' ';' < f ' .... ii| 1 "M"> i<i|,i"*P 11 ji1111^ TBS HOEBT HKE4T?H OQNWiT, 8. 0.t AUQ. 26, 1MI I HI III II +mmmmrnmm? ?? mmmmmrnrn llltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllltllllllllllllt V1NG ALL THE Horry County a total population of 32,077. This means are ii homes and most of these homes are the homes of the best cli hard to help gst t?'*e tobacco, cotton, <nd other crops ready and figure on investinn this well earned money.^ li the best markets 6?r count y aff jrds. a nice as^oHnient o place in all th3 world than home. \What name that mea-is take her to ou~ stpre and ht her select those articles she th he quafity'of p.i^nfdoiJs are, badkt^f tipJ>y Menty wprs expe :ed, not thrown away, provided ycu buy from a house that! RNITUREOF THE HIGHEST QUALITY Kingston Furniture Com Quality and service mean more to us than big profits. irMmn THIS- UIU'I rmsta 'mm nmn will auui (S THAT DEAR LITTLE BOY OR GIRL WILL START O'JT A SCHOOL. ALL OVER OUR COUNTY, IN OUR TOWNS AND TO LOOK INTO THE FACES OF TEACHERS. er over the question of what the children shall wear, R>r th e prices went down shipments began to cone forward. Our imond, Baltimore, and New York, se'ectinq merchandise for u< ry County to do its part in fighting old "High cost of Living' here is no economy in buying shoddy goods and thinkinci von 1 f _ 1. _ . . -I I I- I ' De. wo warn every c.eai we mai<e 10 sring increased conticie YOURS FOR SERVICE Nice Thirrs to Wear f.r Every'..ody in The Ho lie. T i lllinillllllllllliiiiliMlllllfHUSilHiiUiSIiUlllttlllillllSllllS . _ ;Jtt< / ?>; ^ . )RTAi\IT BUSINESS TO THE FARMER. HIS YEARS WORK 3ACC0 IS DISPOSED OF QUICKLY AND IN ORDER TO GE 3Z ON THE JOB AND KNOW H iS BUSINESS AND HAVE TH \DVANTAGE YOU GET WHEN YOU SELL WITH NEAL & D HOUSE FLOOR WHICH IS THE ONLY PLACE A WAREHOU \IE NO HIRED OR CROSS ROAD DRUMMERS EMPLOYED B TOBACCO TO THE TOP LIMIT WHICH GIVES YOU AND U DAY OF HIGH COST OF LIVING AND NOBODY CAN AFFOR E DRUMS YOU TO SELL TOBACCO ELSEWHERE THEY A % fWICES AND ARE RECEIVING CREDIT FOR YOUR PATRON WHERE YOU FEEL SURE YOU CAN GET MOST MON HAN EVER REFORE TO SERVE YOU. COME TO SE I , ' 1 > ^ far { / ?LUii.J J_JJ-H.il].! -J 'PI IU'. I I'l I. I,' ' HI*. ll?llllllllllMUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW///to. TIME" \ icrease of 5,082 over the 1910 cehsus. =5 ass of people in the world, the farmer and ss t MMM for the market. Fa-vest time is now be- sag.,.; f all kl 'd ? of things to .tijr'home a ; ..y;j5 more to the home th.nn mothc&wfhe good ??-s inks sho nee 1s most to make the home just sss ' rienc^ jlh dbaMn^'Horry trade,^?n(fc?ar ? " s: ** it i % .* *22 sells 35 ' IHtp panv I " CONWAY,, S. C. =! ?? W. M. GOLDFINCH, Manager. ^j] j jjj |J|rDC 1 GAIfu ON THAT MOST WONDERFUL OF = AT THE CROSS ROADS SCHOOL HOUSE, = ree months w 2 have ha^J our buying force ? stocks for Fa!! are hounht at right prices = ' 5 from the cream of th.o markets. ' by buying reliable nie'chancMse at right ~ 1 have saved money. Do vour trading every nee in the quality of goods we turn out. .. ~ v -Tmm-mm CONWAY, S. 0. ^ Mi I ft i MfllI'"" '11'^' I IS AT STAKE. WHEN THE ' T YOU FULL MARKET PRICE, E NERVE TO BACK HIS IXON BROS. WE DO OUR SEMAN,CAN ADD DOLLARS UT INSTEAD WE USE THAT A i ; S MUCH BETTER RESULTS. D TO WORK FOR NOTHING f RE GETTING PAY FOR THEIR AGE. I EY. WE ARE IN A ! I E US. i' - - . ?, j. ui] Of I , J . jjouj* Urti t ^ mm mm n'mm ^ i * KKIIx * s * *, *v * " .' }, ', -'i: 1 * I < -