The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, June 10, 1909, Image 2

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sv -- - ' : *.?. |, ,,,,_? ? , n,,?, I I BV J !That is the And We Wi When we do reach it can't you see thi you individually than the is benefitted DO YOU KNOW THAT ONE DOLLAR A YE. THE HERALD? IF A NEWSPAPER HAD T< DEATH. BUT WE'VE GOT TO HAVE SUBSI HERI Of course you are already taking The Herald. 4>V?A nonoti oAtioflmion+ln wo mil of r09/>ll Vlim t.VlTVll I|W| bUC ) WiMUVjIUVUWIJ T? V 1UWWV AWWWM ?? VI ? @ Miss Pearle Delk, Bamberg |t a Miss Evelyn Brabham, Olar ||:iS Miss Estelle Lancaster, Govan ? Miss Mary Matheny, Bamberg !{ ? Miss Louise Felder, Bamberg |: ? Miss Camille Price, Bamberg a Now then, can't you secure just one new subsci I ? site her name and mail it to The Herald we will gi % A send in your renewal we will credit the young lad] ill I Two elegant diamond rings, guaranteed to be lid @ perfectly cut, free from flaws, pure white stones, .HI j|l||? valued at, each, $125.00. Hi A An elegant suite of furniture, now on exhibition IB glff I at the furniture store of 6. 0. Simmons, valued at H ?|| ? A large cut glass bottle of the finest quality Hud- 111 j|j nut's famous perfumery, on exhibition at the Peo- ^Uf |Bp'@ pies Drug Company. ^ 111 @ To the young lady in Bamberg County receiving 1 A the largest number of votes irrespective of dis- < fe; / I tricts, we will award the piano as a gift. j|j To the young lady in District Number One who ] a receives the largest number of votes after the i * piano has been awarded we will give the beautiful ] diamond ring. 1 ? To the young lady in District Number Two who ? receives the largest number of votes after the i ^ - ? ?! 1 1 J1 ? _ j ? piano has been awarded we win give anoiner aia? mond ring, which is an exact duplicate of the one j ? given in District Number One. 1 |t ? After these prizes have been awarded, then to ? the young lady who has received the next largest ? number of votes, irrespective of districts, we will ) ? give the beautiful suite of furniture valued at one i * For each new yearly subscription we will give 5k For each yearly renewal we will give W- g For each five y< ? We have decided to extend our last week's offei ? June 16, '09, inclusive. { 1 Only F fe ? The Piano Has Arri\ jlj Votes will be published in each jH /, : * 5F? - ' ?V'&\ * 3L . : . .. 1 CRIBERs1| I9Q9 | | To Attain | Jy >igns Fail 1 ||| ?> ''^8 \^/>^/\X/\X/\X/Nir \I/\I/\Jb/\Xr \ iw Subs ULY 15th, Mark We Have Set Out II Reach it Too Unless All ? at The Herald will be worth a great i little dollar you invest in a subscri will it not benefit you as an in< A.R WON'T PAY FOR THE PRINTER'S INK AN 0 DEPEND ON ITS SUBSCRIBERS ALONE FOR BRIBERS IN ORDER TO GET ADVERTISING. VS OUR PL You know all about our great popularity contest. Bu lgh you. Some one of the girls in our contest is dcubtle Miss Bessie Armstrong, Bamberg T 3~ DUtA? Alnti JOULSS JJWdAJLA XVI1/LCI, \JlCbL Miss Katie Carter, Ehrhardt Miss Lucile Lightsey, Bamberg Miss Bettie Steedley, Bamberg Miss Zelma Herndon, Ehrhardt iption for her. If you will do so and cut out the abov ye her an extra thousand votes. Or if you owe The He 7 of your choice with 500 extra votes as a gift. ST OF PRIZE1 Capital Prize PA beautiful cabinet upCharleston, S. C. Valued at $350.00. This Piano is now on display at The Herald Book Store. Come itrlbution of Prizes hundred dollars, furnished by 6. 0. Simmons, now )n exhibition at his new furniture store. To the young lady in District Number One who receives the next largest number of votes after the ibove prizes have been awarded we will present a pair of made-to-order "American Lady" shoes, furnished by C. R. Brabham's Sons. To the young lady in District Number Two who receives the next largest nuumber of votes after the above prizes have been awarded we will also give a pair of the "American Lady" shoes, made bo-order, furnished by C. R. Brabham's Sons, who have the agency in Bamberg for this fine footwear. To the young lady receiving the next largest uumber of votes irrespective of districts, after all af the above prizes have been awarded, we will 1,000 votes. For each six months new subs 500 votes. For each six months renewal sar subscription we will give 1 r to the girls of 5,000 extra votes for each $10.00 worth o 7ive More V ed and is on Exhibition at The H . issue of THE HERALD, showing the standing of t deal more to the county and to S M ption. If the county 1 ||f dividual. $ ^ D WHITE PAPER IN 52 COPIES OF ? A LIVING IT WOULD STARVE TO ? AW! I t the fellow we want to reach does not take Z ss your favorite in the race. Here they are: Z ||9 Miss Reba Williams, Olar Q '^ <4 Miss Mary Wright, Denmark. ? Miss Georgie Emma Jordan, Bamberg Z ' Miss Nell Clayton, Colston X - . JH Miss Ida Lou Hiers, Ehrhardt ? -M Miss Alice Smoak, Bamberg w Miss Estelle Smoak, Bamberg * :$IE? e list of names and make a cross mark oppo- 1 raid for your present subscription and will ? /*f +V?a iiatiAwmn/1 A WflflPQfl 9 X WU pOlU VX VUO 1QUVITUVU ????v**WM ?iFiij shoes, made to order, and furnished by C. B. Brab- n ham's Sons. $ One barrel "Ben Hur" flour, and one "Pair X Peters Par Excellence" ladies shoes, furnished by ? Planters Mercantile Company. x And many other valuable and costly prises, de- ? ;|J| tails of which will follow during the progress of the x M contest. Sr Sijg give the large cut glass bottle of Hudnut's famous ? perfumery, furnished by the Peoples Drug Co., and ? on exhibition at their store. ? A -P+rt-n tliaoo nrivaa liarfl Vtnan flWflrHfiH t.VlPTI t.llA @ AilCl lii&lJV/ UWf V vwvu Mniwwvw VMWM ? remaining prizes will be distributed among those ? young ladies who have remained in the contest un- @ til its close. ? Among the remaining prizes will be one half doz. 1 tins Monogram Mocha and Java Boasted Coffee, a presented by F. W. Wagener & Co., Charleston, a S. C., through M. J. Black, salesman. A One barrel "Ben Hur" flour furnished by The $ "'.'if Planter's Mercantile Co., who have the exclusive A J? sale of this famous flour in Bamberg. ra One "Pair Peters Par Excellence" Ladies Shoes, & any style Patent Leather, furnished by the Plan- @ ter's Mercantile Company. S cription we will give 500 votes, f J we will give 250 votes. a 0,000 votes. a v|j| f subscriptions turned in until Wednesday, <|j ?' sleeks I J Kh erald Book Store i ?l| JOO^OOOQH)0??@??(D0000|i|p a