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v;,;'.. rti, % Tobac< in ,* t<{ o ' ' &yj<< 'u.lr J Dill f Of Ho We the undersigned Ba press our confidence i bacco. After the past year's & ly convinced of the sounc marketing, and believe the farmers can be assured of < for their products each yea Our dealings with the tions were entirely satisfac willing to show our furthe (aid to all members worthy able, for the year 1923. We are taking this pos members may work with t business with us, and still Cotton to their respective i ?JI L BANKS I r Peopl es' Nat onal Conway, S. C. 1 Farmers' Bank, Loris, S. C. Bank of Aynor, Aynor, S. C. Rnnlr nf n;o?- I iiti. R r IA?rv?iA vy A A AAV IAV/ JL \1 Y V/l J I 41 lllVy I \1 VV^l j kJ Vy WHOLESALE MERCHANTS Cooper-Smith Company, Conway, S. C. A. T. Collins Company, Conway, S. G. Loris Grocery Company, Loris, S. C. HARDWARE AND SUPPLIES Horry Hardware Co., Conway, S. C. Farm Implement Co., Conway, S. C. Conway Hardware Co., Conway, S. C. Loris Hardware & Furniture Co., Loris S.C. f?V ? t * * ^ - I* eoples Hardware Co., Loris, o. C. GROCERIES A. M. McNeill Grocery Co., ConwaVi, s. c. R. W. Lane & Co., Conway, S. C. W. B. Chestnut & Co., Conway, S. C. B. T. Hyman, Conway, S. C. Spivey Mercantile Co., Conway, S. C. Cohn's, Coirway, S. C. Bryant Brothers, Loris, S. C. t V. To"tHe mem Doand olt ASSOCL rry and Ad inkers, Merchants and n the Co-operative Mi qperience we arethoroughIness of the new plan of method one by which the a fair and profitable price r. members of these associatory for 1922, and we are ? , . r commence Dy extending of credit, as far as we are ition now in order that the assurance that they can do dgliyer their Tobacco and Associations. 1 111 ?? ^copies' Grocery Co., Loris, S. C. r. G. Spivey, Loris, S. C. rr T T 1 A o l. j. i yier, /Aynor, D. I S. O. Jenrette, Loris, S. C. DRY GOODS S. T. Sessions & Sons, Conway, S. C. J. G. Woodward, Conway, S. C. J. M. Marlow, Conway, S .C. Banner Brothers, Conway, S. C. Goldfinch Dry Goods, Co., Conway, s. c. J. W. Sparks, Conway, S. C. Gents Furnishing Co., Conway, S. CBellamy Dry Goods Co., Loris, S. C. Gore Brothers, Loris, S. C. Gerrald & Hughes, Loris, S. C. n IRMTTI IDr * \i 11 1 \1_J A. M. Sutherland, Conway, S. C. Winstead's, Conway, S. C. Kingston Furniture Co., Conway, S. C, GENERAL MERCHANDISE L. H. Burroughs, Conway, S. C. Cox-Lundy Co., Conway, S. C. A. C. Thompson, Conway, S. C. O. C. Cox, Loris, S. C. H. C. Hughes & Gerrald Bros., Loris, S.C. \ _ !' "oo f.-gi bers- or the on Co-Ope bnj , M * ,vv*io^ o.i? VTIONS [joining Coi Business men of Hoi irketing Associations, f Liverpool Tobacco Liverpool, Eng., Ja ment is taken from the i Goodman & Compai Merchants: "The most noticeable feature tween the outcome of all Ainericar 1m would happen from a largo planting average production per acre, yet tf Associations to control raw tobaco which the free tobacco has been sol last year in the bright sections, and e . U " - " | j into account. George J. Holliday, Gallivants Ferry, < r v^. Aynor Mercantile Co., Aynor, S. C. E. W. Page, Aynor, S. C. Huggins Cash Store, Aynor, S. C. Doyle & Co., Cool Spring, S. C. F. G. Graham, Cool Spring, S. C. M. A. Gause & Co., Homewood, S. C. Kelley Thompkins, Adrian, S. C. Dorsey & Co., Adrian, S. C. C. A. Cartrette, Adrian, S. C. A. Bell, Bayboro, S. C. Bell Supply Co., Gurley, S. C. Grover Tyler, Allsbrook, S. C. W. B. Allsbrook, Allsbrook, S. C. S. M. McNab, Loris, S. C. W. H. Jordan, Green Sea, S. C. Wm. J. Jordan & Co., Nixonville, S. C. M. B. Thompson Co., Wampee, S. C. Stone Bros. Co., Little River, S. C. B. N. Gore & Co., Little River, S. C. J. W. Ellis, Little River, S. C. W. E. Bessent, Little River, S. C. Dusenbury & Co., Toddville, S. C. DRUGGISTS Conway Drug Co., Conway, S. C. W. C. Adams, Phg., Conway, S. C. Horry Drug Co., Conway, S. C. E. P. Walsh, Phg., Conway, S. C. V. F. Piatt, Phg., Conway, S. C. Nye's Pharmacy, Loris, S. C. lA J ' > I rative I mties I rry County wish to ex- I both Cotton and To- I I Report and Comment I in. 6.?The following com- I regular report by Edwards, I ly, Tobacco Commission H of the past year is the difference be- I 1I 1 tobaccos to what the trade expected II 3. Whilst the seasons were against an ill ic advent of the Farmers Co-Opeiative I 3$ has had most to do with the price, at 1 rl fliic Kpinrr ^f) il ? ^y .....w 1/V.lll^ ^\J pv.1 II1UM aiinost this in the west, taking grades . *' I ! f GARAGES Motor Supply & Repair Co., Conway, s. c. Conway Motor Car Co., Conway, S. C. Auto Electric Sup. Co., Conway, S. C. Buck Motor Co., Conway, S. C. A. J. Mishoe, Loris, S. C. r. * R. P. Hardee, Loris, S. C. PROFESSIONAL MEN H. H. Woodward, Atty., Conway, S, c. W. K. Suggs, Atty. and Mayor, Conway, S. C. Hoyt McMillan, Atty. Conway, S. C. J. I. Allen, Atty., Loris, S. C. J. K. Stalvey, M. D., Conway, S. C. J. A. Norton, M. D., Conway, S. C. i J. E. Thomas, M. D., Loris, S. C. * MISCELLANEOUS Kingston Hotel, Conway, S..C. Horry Herald, Publishers, Conway, S. c. tl. c:?ij d..ui:.i n o i iic i ictu, i uuiimicis, v^onway, j. v^. The Adrmore Hotel, Conway, S. C. J. E. Dawsey, Jeweler, Conway, S. C. One Price Shoe Store, Conway, S. C. , Veneer Mfg. Co., Conway, S. C. Conway Telephone Co., Conway, S. C? D. J. Butler, Hotel, Loris, S. C. J. F. Harper, Postmaster, Toddville, S. c. i