The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, July 16, 1908, Image 3
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Six Salesmen, Sales- fljl/ft*
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Bundle Wrappers. . kTr
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Beginning Wednes- /"* |
day, July 22, 1908 vl
Clothing
We have a big lot of the Famous
Griffon Brand Clothing; handled
by the leading concerns everywhere.
We quote the following
nrioAc ?
@ 1 lot All Wool Crash Suits, lined with Silk
? Mohair, coat and pants, worth $10.00
X per suit, Clean Sweep Sale price....$4.69
A 1 lot Hand Tailored Suits, worth $13.50,
-Jr nicely made up with Mohair lining,
n skeletoned?Griffon Brand, Clean Sweep
Sale price $7.98
A Any $15.00 or $16.50 High Grade suit in
5c the house at $9.98
A Other Suits at $1.98, $3.48,
$5.48, etc., the greatest clothing
w values ever offered
A 1 lot Blue Serge Suits, worth $6.30 suit,
i Clean Sweep price $3.98
5? 1 lot Men's Light Wool Crash Pants,
60 worth $1.40 per pair, Clean Sweep Sale
A price, per pair 98c
1 lot Light Color Wool Suiting Trousers,
JK belt straps and cuffs, worth $2.50, this
* 5 5416 at $1.69
? 1 lot Extra Quality All Wool Trousers,
A worth $6.00, special, per pair $3.98
1 lot Boy's Pants, worth 85c and $1.00
' X - per pair. Only small sizes leu, ? to ui
JSJ years old. Special at 59c
* Side track
KIAUBER'S,
_ Sale will positiv
garment, every
X Positively No Goods Charged
PERSONAL MENTION: INT]
, People Visiting in This City and
at Other Points. COL. COUl
?Mrs. J. R. Owens, of Denmark, AND IK
was in the city Tuesday.
?Miss Leila Bryan, of Allendale, r. v
is visiting the Misses Easterlin.
?Mrs. Anna Alexander, of Colum- Sayi
i hia, is visiting relatives in the city, v
. ?Mrs. Willie Stokes, of BranchTriouinor
in the city. Editor T
VUiCt IB VlOauiXlQ tvwv
?Miss Kate Jenkins, of Kline, is outlook for
visiting her lister, Mrs. C. B. Free. tne c?unty
very miioh
-Mr S. W. Clayton, of the Cols- thelast tw.
B ton section, was in the city last Sat- tions howe
"'day- - . While som
?Miss Blanche Hair returned last others say
Friday from a two weeks visit in Au- not doing
gusta. showing si*
?Mr. J. D. O'Hern, of Lakeland, in the yiel
Fla., is visiting his family here this look thirty
* week. H. Smoak,
?Mrs. Jones Williams and "little says thirty
daughter, Mary, left Tuesday for a corn. ?r0
Asheville. to^the ?
> } ?Miss Xania Easterlin has re- done
turned from a visit to relatives in not be
I F16rence. get oyer
?Mrs. J. A. Murdaugh and Mrs. This ma:
W. D. Rhoad spent Monday in general ave
= Orangeburg. I have see
?Miss Evelyn Free returned Sat- knowledge
urday afternoon from a visit to rela- company w!
ft tives in Denmark. If a people
?Messrs. C. H. Brabham and W. 2,rop *n thii
B. Chitty, of the Olar section, were Even with
: in the city last Friday. us we have
?Mrs, W. Paul Riley and Miss ofCprovis'ioi
t..h? trootcriin lpft for Henderson- ^
^ ?l Uiiaii IjlUUVVA A AAA ?.?
ville Monday afternoon. ' e^witha
?Mrs. W. J. Faulkner, of Augus- ter crop, i
^ ta, is visiting her parents, Mr. and com, hay, t
Mrs. Jno. R. Bellinger. visions?co
?Mrs. G. W. Garland and grand- bor and o
I daughter, Lucile Hunter, are spend- are all pai
ing soipe time in Hampton with Mrs. we at?" 1
G. B. Hoover. By the
?Deputy Sheriff C. C. Rowell re- of tb
turned Tuesday from a stay at West begin t
Springs, Union county. His health description,
is much improved. the W1J*
?E. T. LaFitte, Esq., returned be better ?
last week from Hot Springs, Ark., reason of h
where he had been for several weeks __
benefit ot bis health. consumed i
?Mr. W. J. May, formerly of Cope' Hence the
but who is now in the truck business country is
at > Anthony, Fla., has recently been on the who
on a visit to his old home. terests. L
?Mrs. H. H. Wyman and Miss crop be thi
Lallah Wyman, of Aiken, who have let the cott
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wy- crop as di<
man, returned home Monday. done, the
?anH Mrs. h. J. Brabham and struggling
daughter, Miss GeDelle, left yester- pusnea, an<
day morning for Asheville, N. C., ?L,C(;
where they will spend a month. 5
never be 01
?Mrs. A. W. Knight left Tuesday a sufficient
for Manning, where she goes to ma(je at h<
bring the children home. They have deman(j ne(
been spending some weeks there with Even wit
relatives. the E D S]
?Mrs. Mary Ann Bamberg, and at our bad
Misses Hattie Bamberg and Llew- out our ot
ellyn Cleckley have gone to Chase can only be
* City, Va., where they will spend j managemen
some time. | At the ag
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?A A Worth of High Grade Clc
IIIII Notions, Shoes, Tailore
"" Trunks, Suit Cases, He
?Au;n Miltc and Factories at Le<
>f the people. Nothing reserve*
?EAN SWEE
Boys' Clothing
1 lot Boys' Suits, worth $2.00 per suit,
well made in the latest style, only..$1.20
All $3.50 and $4.00 Boys' Suits to close
out during this sale, per suit $2.98
Boys' Overalls, worth 35c per pair, special
for this sale 19c
10 dozen Boys' Shirts, worth 35c each,
; special each 19c
Oxfords
| Ladies' Pink and Blue Oxfords, worth
A * tA nlnco of lose than
I f i?9U pel yCLlL , tv vivov U>V AVMM V??
cost, special 98c
1 Lot White Embroideried Canvas Oxfords,
$1 50 value, to close out at 98c
1 lot Children's Blue Canvas Oxfords,
worth $1.00 per pair, special 75c
1 Lot Ladies' Patent Bow Oxfords, worth
j$2.25, special at $1.48
Children's White Canvas, Patent
and Tan Oxfords at and below
actual cost. They must be sold.
50 pair samples in sizes 5 to 7, worth
$1.50 to $2.00 per pair, special $1.19
All Crawford $4.0'0 Oxfords to close out
during sale at $3.35
&11 Edwin Clapp Fine Oxfords to close out
cheap, Patents $5.25
Tans and Gun Metals $4.75
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; all other business and come t<
"The Store t
ely open Wednesday, July 22nd rain or shin
price and every statement here made, and
During This Till
RDECTINft IETTED a Plantation in
CKGMIM Ulltfi. section. The B
Kearses, Ayers,
?TS ON FARMING NOW
[ THE OLDEN TIMES. try. My experie
rather limited,
.ers Some Good Advice in ^ '?"?"1(Ja,?0
ng Make Provision men. I soon f
Crops First. b?uSht ?o provi
* of every descrij
he Bamberg Herald: The wants of their p<
a crop in every section of to line with ther
seems to be good, and year's experienc<
better than the crops of ?r bacon, but or
o, years; with some excep- well-filled barn
>ver, as to the corn crop, both with corn a
e report fine corn crops, money every yea
v- * -a- nwn nor-crvna1 a
mat tne sanay lanas are * ? so
well and are already years.
jns of a heavy falling off These people ;
d, according to the out- superabundance,
days ago. Mr. George or liens to conte:
a very reliable farmer, ed first after th*
days ago the outlook for then the cotton
p on his plantation was their^corn usuall
promise of thirty bushels restea land alter
3, but, from the damage nure, making u
by one washing rain, he twenty bushels
lieve that he could now composted theiF
re bushels to the acre. ' stable and lot n
7 be an exception to the sufficient to run
srage crop, but from what ton crop. By th
n and know of my own plenty of provis
Mr. Smoak will have some crop, both con
ben the crop is harvested, housed and the <
ever did need a provision well-filled barns
j world they need it now. pay up all indet
the fine prospect before iron, salt, sugar
but little to hope for on doctor's bill and
the almost universal lack for investments c
is. The cotton crop may property should 1
as it is claimed for it, and These are facts
, twenty-five per cent, bet- contradiction, ar
vhen the fertilizers, the observation. No
>acon, flour, and other pro- Farmers, mal
upled with the cost of la- and when you do
ther incidental expenses, ?n you for a be
d for?then "where are perous time for
* dren. Take up y
first of next April two- the tracks of th<
ie laboring class of people Buford's Bridge
o haul provisions of every crown your ever;
and in fact many of
not go that long. Ad- Bamberg. S. C
wever, that this crop wHl
lan last year's but for the DIAMOND RI
aving to begin feeding on
, it must necessarily be "
by or before April next. Woman Finds $1
only salvation for this Get
a strict rule of economy
le line of agricultural in- New York, Ju
et the hog and hominy grocer in Blooi
3 first consideration, and eleven cents wo
on crop come in as a side woman customer,
a our forefathers. This the woman retur
end for which we are asked Mr. Webe
so hard will be accom- diamond ring.
1 we can then dictate the had not* for he h
>tton and other produce. The woman tt
!or it, this country will set with three
i a solid foundation until which she said
quantity of provisions are bedded in the ch?
)me to supply the entire She was happy
jessary to make the crop, grocer did not c
h Bryan president and all she said she wouj
miths and Harvey Jordans a needed vacatio
is, we have got to work It is believed
vn redemption, and this valued at $1,000.
done by hard blows, good at the factory,
t, and strict economy. induced to give tl
;e of thirty years I bought customer.
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JESDA"S
thing, Shoes, Hats and Furnis
d Skirts, and Hand Made Unc
use Furnishings, Etc., from t
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5S 1 nan COSl Ol Kaw material,
d. Every article in the house i
:P SALE, B/
5c and 19c Counter
Big line of extra values in our new
5c and 10c Department just opened
for this sale. You cannot afford to
miss such values as the chance does
not come often to buy goods at such
prices.
Hats
$250 worth of Men's Sample Hats in the
following makes: Shield's $3.00 Hats,
R. E. Bonar $2.50 and 3.00 grades to
close at 99c
ALL J. B. STETSON HATS AT
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.* * *
Men's Yatch Straw Goods, worth $1.50 to
$3.00 each, to close at $1.39
Shirts
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All 75c Shirts, each f. 50c
$1.00 Shirts, each 79c
$1.50 Shirts, each $1.09
Notions
All 65c F. McK. Co. Drawers to close at
per pair i 50c
Extra Large Handkerchiefs, each....t 4c
1 lot Collars, good quality Linen, slightly
imperfect, Clean Sweep price each 3c
o the great Clean Sweep Sale?
if Oiiiilitv." M
e. OUR GUARANTEE: Each and every ]
we will take back, exchange or refund your
the Buford's Bridge < #1 f |xr
rabhams, Kirklands, <11 Lvl
Ritters, Brelands,
>ye were the leading
uford's Bridge coun- =======
nee as a farmer was accottn
so I had to watch Estimated Ware He us
Furniture and Fixture
m these old gentle- Salary Account
^vi^r nipntv Miscellaneous Account
sions, having plenty Sunnlies
ption to supply the Merchandise Account..
*ple I then feU in- CashonHand
q, and after the first Dispensers Expense A
z I bought no corn gtete Dispensary Comi
i the contrary had a Consumers B. B. Estal
and smoke house, Wm Lan,^ & Son..
md bacon, and made gtra & Co
.r, that I gave it my ^ j -TWer Co
ttention for twenty paui j0nes & Co..'."!!!!!
,11 o *av nf ?08?k* ' Gerstle^ &J
~ uapitai brewing uomp
with no mortgages Retm> Zeigler & Comp
ad with. They look- Falls City Distilling Cc
' Provision crop and Peoples Distilling Com
crop. They planted profit and Loss Accour
y five feet square on Net Profits
nately, with no masually
from ten to
to the acre. They
cotton seed with State of South Caro
lanure in quantities County of Bamberg
over the entire cot- Personally appeared
is system they made Dispensary Boara, who
ions, and when the jg true and correct.
1 and cotton, was Sworn to end subsc
:otton sold they had
and plenty more to
?tedness?mostly for ========
coffee, taxes, and DitfrliQCOC
then had money left I UrWllddvc
>f land or other good
they desire to do so. fbom who
i beyond successful
td facts of my own Wm. Lanahan & Son, ]
hearsay. S. Grabfelder & Co., I
ce your provisions, Peoples Distilling Co.,
it, day will dawn up- Falls City Distilling O
tter and more pros- W. P. lues & Co., Noi
you and your chil- Dhesapeake Distilling
our line of march in Robert Portner Brewin
i good old people of S. Leibman'f Sons, N<
and success will Consumers B. B. Estal
y efTort. Consumers B. B. Esta
T. J. COUNTS. Rosskam, Gerstley Co.
., July 11, 1908. Rosskam, Gerstley Co.,
Rosskam. Gerstley Co.
NG IN CHEESE. gjgjg,
Rosskam, Gerstley Co.
.,000 Circlet and In- Strauss, Pritz & Co., (
Strauss, Pritz & Co., (
Vacation Money. strau33; & ,
ly 8.?Fritz Weber, The I. Trager Co., Cin<
nfield, N. J., sold The I. Trager Co., Cin<
rth of cheese to a The I. Trager Co., Cin<
A few hours later Falls City Distilling Cc
ned to the store and Falls City Distilling Cc
r if he had lost a Falls City Distilling Cc
He replied that he
ad never owned one. P t p^rrp
ten produced a ring CleVk ofBoSd.
glistening stuues, Bamberg, S. U., July
she had found em- ???===
;ese he had sold her.
when told that the SuOC &. MartlCSS
iwn her find, which _ . . , . ..a
, ,, , ' . I have moved into the
d enable her to take cupied by The Bamberg
n. I am better prepared to i
the ring, which is evfr- A11
. . ?paired and satisfaction
, got into the cheese manufacture harness of a]
Weber could not be halters, etc. Give me a
16 name of hls lucky H. W. Johnson, Ban
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things for Men and Boys; Dry
iermuslins for Women and Cli
he World s Largest ana mt
This entire stock at the W j
-educed .\
iMBERG, 5. i
Notions
1 lot Men's Tan Socks, good quality, worth
8c per pair, Clean Sweep price 4c
Violet Talcum 8c
Dr. Warren's Tooth Brushes, worth 25c,
special, each * 13c
Colgate's Violet Talcum, worth 25c, special
rvnw non
vau ............................. ?
Wrisley's Violet Soap, worth 15c a cake,
special, each ...._8c, or 3 for 25c
15c and 25c values in Box Papers, special,
per box 10c
Extra Length Tan Gloves, worth $1.50 per
pair, special $1.09
20 ft. Roll Crepe Paper, any color 5c (
100 Fans, worth -10c and 15c each, special,
per fan 5c
5 quart Enameled Saucepans, worth 25c
each, extra special 10c
Extra Quality Nine Inch Salad Dishes, rose
decorations, worth 25c each, special-.lOc
4 Cakes Pansy Blossom Soap, worth 25c,
special 10c
Extra Large Glass Pitchers, worth 25c
each, -special 10c
Big line of Buster Brown Shoes
for children just in. Tans, Vicis,
Patents, and Gun Metal Leather.
Buy the best for the children.
You get the best when you buy
BUSTER BROWN
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Street,B:
purchaser is guaranteed satisfaction. We gi
money on unsatisfactory purchases.
^It^ Prmrmhrr the
Statement of Bamber
FoV Three Montha Ending
T TRIAL BALANCE
ie Profits $ 4,744.33 "7
? 9Q
B ?p vi?*uv
830.60
; 189.50
807.93
26,104.17 14,957.94 ..
844 55
iccount 1,324.33
nission ". .02
blishment , 1,476.53
4,042.56 ..
: 740.00 ..
' 700.75 ..
772.00 ..
Company...... 598.75
iany , 119.25
>any 76.00
mpany . 192.00
pany 258.93
it 1,994.39 ..
$30,673.46 $30,673.461
LINA, |
before me E. C. HAYS, J. A. WALKER, and G
hpinc each dulv and severally sworn, deposes a
:ribed before me this 10th day of July, 1908.
; Hade by Bamberg County Dispe
M PURCHASED BRAND
Baltimore X Rye, 90 proof
/ouisville.. Silver Brook, 90 prooi
Cincinnati X Corn, 90 proof. ?
:>., Louisville XX Corn, 100 proof...
rfolk X Gin, 90 proof
Co., Baltimore XX Gin, 100 proof...
g Co., Alexandria Hofbrau, Beer
ew York Rheingold, Beer
alishment, Charleston Budwiser, Beer
blishment, Charleston Extra Pale, Beer
, Philadelphia H. A. Rogers
, Philadelphia H. A. Rogers
, Philadelphia H. A. Rogers
, Philadelphia Saratoga
, Philadelphia Saratoga
, Philadelphia Saratoga
Cincinnati Primrose Tom Gin
Cincinnati Primrose Tom Gin?
Cincinnati Primrose Tom Gin
:innati XXXX Cream of Ken
rinnati XXXX Cream of Ked"
linnati. XXXX Cream of Kem
i T /HiiflTnllo
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Louisville
>., Louisville
10, 1908.
Repairing
store lately oc- {"I p5II
Herald, where n-J\ V/ I_x? Jb d.1
s'and SSefJS DENTIS1
guaranteed. I
LI kinds, bridles BAMBERG, S. C.
trlaL OFFICE IN FOLK BUILE
iberg, S. C.
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va\t\
' 22nd|
j}"** Wednesday, July 221 I
' and for ten days prices OS
1 Twill Reach the Lowest SP
I I I I Limit In this Clean
II I! Sweee Sale- = : $>
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C Ending Saturday, * |
August 1st, 1908 ^
Dress Goods 1 |
33 in. Lustrous Pongee Silk, in all shades, A
never before sold for less than 50c per a
yard, Clean Sweep Sale price 89c 181
27 inch Jap Silk, all shades, worth 60c, IBr'' .*'-J
special, per yard 89c A
34 inch Guaranteed Black Taffeta, worth ?
$1.15 per yard, special......... 79c 2K
34 inch Corticelli Guaranteed Black Taf- a
feta, very heavy, worth $1.35 per yard, w |
special, per yard 98c Q
72 inch Black French Organdi, worth 60c A
per yard, reduced to close out at .25c SC
27 inch Silk Plaid Chiffon, 50c value, to Sr
close out, per yard 30c JSr $
Cotton Voilles, very pretty and light for JP
summer. Former price 25c, to close out
per yard ~ 10c X ' ^
White Lawn, by the bolt, 10c quality, X
Clean Sweep Sale price 7 He V
12 He quality White Lawn reduced to^ go
during sale, per yard iiOc A
Other grades in proportion.
60 inch Linen Damask, regular 60c value, %
Clean Sweep Sale price, per yard 48c
Londsdale Best Cambric, regular price 15c 5J
per yard, Clean Sweep Sale price....l2He A
12 He and 15c Ginghams reduced to go A '
during sale, per yard ?10c a ^
Big Line Men's and Boys' Cros- X
sett Shoes just received?JUST V
SEE THEM. jg
imberg, S. C.|
iiarantee every j*
Days and be There Promptly |
g County Dispensaries --/J
duly 1st* 1QOS v
LOSS AND GAIN ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ' ^
$ 4,744.34 1
$ 572.38 .., yl
$ 830.60 , M
189.50 v, i-vM
807.93 ........ jM
$ 4,894.45 16,040.68 :i1
844.55 M
?,324.33 ... r.m
MV>m
1,476.68 rm
4,042.56 .??
' 740.00
700.75
: 772.00 ^
598.75
119.25 ' \m
76.00 MM
192.00 ; m
; 258.93
3,736.48 1,994,80 V&H&48
$6,888.84 $6,888.84 $17,457.61 $17,457.61
. B. CLAYTON, members of the Bamberg County
ind says that the foregoing quarterly statement
i ' E. L. PRICE. [L. S.l
Notary Public for S. C.
nsary Board July 6th, 1918
n Bbls. Quarts Pints ?S?e pSSf ?\|?f
25 $140 $ 225 v|
1 30 175 275 3
25 136} 225 - ^
15 1 DO AID
........ 20 * 141 225 yM
10 152 275- S
"25 820 1440; g
" 25 8 00 1440 t
35 1152 1800 m
20 7 50 1200 /
30 1100 1440 -MM
. 25 1000 1440
15 t 900 1200
20 1525 2400
15 1450 2040
10 1375 1800 :|
10 9 00 1440 .;.-j
10 800 1440
10 800 1200
tuckv15 1075 1680
^y;:: ? 15 ?2
tacky - 15 10 1050 16lo
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I ? 10 I I I I 13 ZU
E. C. HAYS, '
J. A. WALKER,
G. B. CLAYTON,
County Dispensary Board.
W A TrHCC Cleaned, Polished, Oiled
tt AIvIICj from $1.00 to $1.50 each
icf
Clocks Cleaned, Polished and .
p - Oiled from 50c to $1.25 each.
1 Jewelry repaired. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
ING
1 H. Dickinson, |apfeif,S.C.
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