The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, July 09, 1914, Page 4, Image 4

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The Wonderful Below is a Cut of t ???- IK?*-:-; ' ONE of Na- |lfe ' tore's most ters bottled in 9 modem san ' \ X" - ' - > : :*<* > - I .' . :v; .. . ".* - ': itary plant ??? i ' ? - ' : . >r.: ' ... v Deep down in the heart of nearly every one, who has read the announcement of the wonderful development at Chick Springs, there has been a feeling of approval and gladness. There are thousands throughout the centra! v * states of the South that do, and ever have felt that the wonderful resources i of this property should be developed in a broad, comprehensive way. In the old days before the war, when the stately mansions and broad planta tions rang witn gayety ana laugmer ana no muusm Ui CI1C a^|/i vavuiug i struggle threw its cloud over the hearts of the people, Chick Springs was 1 the favorite watering place of all this section. To their stately equipages and with their retinues of servants, the best families throughout this and , adjoining states gathered here to spend their summers in enjoyment of the delightful climate, and with music and dancing, feasting and frolic, while away the hours of freedom from business cares, and grow strong and hearty with the help of the all-healing water. ie'-V 1 A MODERN HOTEL IX EVERY DETAIL In the designing of this hotel every facility for convenience, comfort and safety was incorporated. The Hotel is equipped throughout with the i 9 "Grinnell Sprinkler System,", which makes it practically fire-proof, tele- ] phone in every room with long distance connection?running water, both . hot and cold in every room. Most all rooms have bath connection. The first floor houses lobby, parlors, card and smoking rooms, pool 1 rooms and private and main dining rooms, with elevator service to the roof 1 garden. The second floor has a fine auditorium and ballroom with a stage. 1 All front rooms on this floor are ensuite. All bedrooms are outside rooms. ; The third floor is taken up with bed rooms. Both wings have stairways, with a grand stairway in the center. The lobby has a mezzanine floor, ] where the orchestra serves dining room and lobby. Tiled terrace on each i side of the dining room, which has glass walls that may be folded, allowing guests to dine on the terraces. This hotel will be opened to the public on i or about July 15th. ! ruirkr sPRiNr _ V/l 11V1V UA 1\A1 I W Bamberg $md b IMS . - = sure you tell others about it, too. i ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891. ? What good is the county-to-county ] A. W. KNIGHT, Editor. campaign accomplishing this year, : we'd like to know. If it is educating i Published every Thursday in The the people we fail to see it. Herald building, on Main street, in the live and growing City of'Bam- Another caucus of political sup*" ! berg, being issued from a printing " . . . office which is equipped with Mer- Porters of the present administration ( genthaler linotype machine, Babcock was held in Columbia Monday of this . cylinder press, folder, one jobber a week Evidently the political skv is , ?o. without clouds or these fluent | and machinery in keeping, the whole conferences would not be held. ( equipment representing an invest ment of $10,000 and upwards. Candidly, we regret for a campaign Subscriptions By the year 1150, year tQ come around. We hear so six months, 7o cents; three months, . 50 cents. All subscriptions payable much talking of politics that it gets ] o^oonofl rather tiresome at times. Then, too. i BlilCHJ iu auTuMvw. Advertisements?$1.00 per iuch speeches of the politicians cer- i for first insertion, subsequent iaser- , . , .. . , tions 50 cents per inch. Legal ad- tainl-% make us tired. We really wish i vertisements at the rates allowed by that personalities could and would j law. Local reading notices 10 cents be left out of political debates. a line each insertion. Wants and other advertisement under special We had all arrangements made to head, 1 cent a word each insertion. , . ? ? < Liberal contracts made for three, six, attend the meeting of the State Press and twelve months. Write for rates. Association at Chick Springs this j Obituaries, tributes of respect, reso- week, but sickness in our force made , lutions, cards of thanks, and all no- tVlof _ . , 1 tices of a personal or political char- lt operative that we stay at home , acter are charged for as regular ad- an? *ork. However, it is just as , vertising. Contracts for advertising | well that we didn't go, on account ! not subject to cancellation after first 0f certain happenings, and it is not ^Communications?We are always| likel>' that we wiU ever attend ano*h- , glad to publish news letters or those | er meeting of newspaper men. ^ pertaining to matters of public inter 1 7 7~ a* T anaactor ^ st. We require the name ana au- m Hid apccvu aw AiauvMwwvt .WW. | dress of the writer in every case. week the governor prefaced some ( N5 arttC,',? Z^Jstatement by "If I am elected to the 1 offensively personal can find place m J , our columns at any price, and we are senate. Too bad that he should ( not responsible for the opinions ex- use an "if" after he has been to ' pressed in any communication. Washington and picked out his seat. " 1fl1 . He has been saying heretofore that ' Thursday, July 9, 1914. he would be elected by large ma- | = jority, even going so far as to state 1 No candidate who is a supporter of what that majority would be. the present State administration need - m m expect the support of this newspaper The Greenville Piedmont truly or the vote of its editor. It makes says: "If Folk were his bitterest po- 1 no difference what office he is run- litical enemy, he (the governor) was < ning for, from coroner up, he can't bound to appoint him Master of Bam- 1 play in our back yard if the present berg county, just as those who voted i chief executive is an official to his J for Jones in the primary were boundj< liking. to vote for the governor in the gen- I s eral election." The above expres-!' We are delighted to see that our sion was used by the Greenville pa-.' city council and the county super- per in a long and logical editorial on i visor have adopted the idea of per- the incident at the campaign meet- J manent work on the streets and ing here. The editor of this newspa-11 roads. This is the right idea. If per and Mr. Folk both kept their ! this method had been followed for oaths and supported the nominees I the past fifteA years we would now of the party in the general election, have some fine streets and sidewalks Is a man who violates his oath to in Bamberg and many miles of first- support the nominees of the party . ^ .1-. I r ?1?v.n oi-L-c ciinnnrt entitled class roads tnrougnout me couu-.?. irom W IIUIII lie aorwo 0U|/yv4 v vuv???vv> J We trust the policy of permanent im- to run as a candidate in a Demo- j provements will be continued, for cratic primary? Or to hold office this is true economy. Possibly many under a Democratic administration? people will not realize right now that These are the questions the Demo- i that it is best, but they will in a few crats of Bamberg county must answer years. by their votes. 1 Transformation al he New Beautiful Hotel Now . W- -: vvs % ...... ' ? * '" ^ ^ ''' ' * - ' .j*.^ ^ ' ~cl_"_,' .z^^f z4_: L''_ tn J 2 ' .. ' ' ."'' : ': v' '. '" i\>^%^& * : ' L::'l"y ' -.;^v?fc\iW --S *? & : < 1 .. : -vt? FIRST HOTEL ESTABLISHED IX 1846. The first hotel was built at Chick Springs in 1846, and since that time the springs have enjoyed the patronage of the best people of the Caiolinas. It is the intention of the management to make the service of this hotel the best possible, special attention being given to the cuisine, and the comfort of guests. A fine orchestra will be a feature. Every effort has been mfade to fully equip the hotel, to furnish it attractively and to make it a most comfortable and home-like resort for refined and cultured people. The former hotel has been retained as an annex, and the two have a capacity of 350. Guests will here meet congenial people amid the right surroundings. THE CURATIVE POWERS OF THE WATER?SIXTY YEARS OF REPUTATION? For more than sixty years the health-giving qualities of the water of Chick Springs have been established. The analysis and the experiences of literally thousands have shown that this water in attacks of indigestion, in fact of all troubles of the alimentary tract, and the organs of elimination, has been followed by more than satisfactory results. Invalids have regained their strength; the acutely ill have speedily recovered, and in many cases the chronically sick have gone forth from this spring in the full vigor of restored health, while all have been benefitted. This is not a sanitarium, hut fnr the rundown man or woman, who desires to renew health among pleasant associations and in comfortable quarters there is no superior place in America. The water used in this hotel is from the famous Chick Springs. It is a delightfully light mineral water,.one that is pleasant to drink. It has been rightfully said, "Drink Chick Springs water and eat anything vou want." IS COMPANY, This thing of interrupting speaksrs at campaign meetings should be I ^ stopped. These men have paid their I assessments and are entitled to the I f privilege of making their plea to the I ^ ^ M B voters. If any man does not want I to hear them he should stay away. I M M JT o..+ if tor all the resDonsibility rests | I I H I I I upon the presiding officers. If they M would do their duty and have some 3f these fellows who insist on interrupting and attempting to howl down j M the speakers, the practice would llclV? yOli &I stop. It is true there are two politi- VOllf 1 :al factions in this State, but each jrUUl i&dt side should have a fair show. d6I??lll We are surprised to see the fol-j following' STT lowing insinuation or charge made J lUUUWlllg ojJ1 by the Yorkville Enquirer, a paper j RdllCIllbcr 1 which rather prides itself we think on being fair and just: "But Jennings ind Pollock are not in this thing ^ (the Senatorial race) without mo- i ;ive. There is no need for anybody to ^ deceive themselves on that score. ^ A.s to just what the selfish interest E behind the motive of these two poli- I ticians is, we do not know. Possibly I 1,000 yards 10c Gingham, it is money??expenses paid from I Earthquake Sale price \ some source, and a good bonus in I addition." This sort of talk is un- I T 1 O Jl worthy of a newspaper with the En- I / i'ZC VclFCl juirer's record. If it has any proof j l that the charge is true it should 11 jive it, but we reauv mm*, ;onsideration, that the Enquirer will | 500 Ladies' Handkerchiefs igree with us that it is neither just | Earthquake Sale Price lor fair to be making such an insinuation in the manner it did. If 1 rou want to charge that Jennings CwVll ind Pollock are making the race for noney, come out and say so. Make :he charge direct. Men's Panama Hats l>og Gets Whooping Cough. Earthquake Sale Price Georgetown, Del., July 4.?"Bob" ^ ? has the whooping cough and "Bob" ?b?5*15 caught it from little 4-year-old Clifford Redden, and in turn "Bob" gave it to his master, Edward Morris an engineer on the Delaware, Maryland SHOES and Virginia Railroad, who lives at _ . and Georgetown. "Bob" is the handsome setter own- LOW QLARTERS ed by Mr. Morris, and although many to go in this Sale, people claim that a dog can not have the whooping cough "Bob" certainly has it, and "whoops" as regularly as child. V HV d A nice spotted pony for sale at H 4 Jones Bros', stables H m A new disease, the "Tango Foot," H m has been discovered by Dr. Boehne 4k JHh iA in Berlin. It is something resembling rheumatism, savs the doctor, due ?TL_ C HnnKhr" to the extraordinary movements of II IDt Jiurc Ul ^uoiiijr the feet and ankle in executing the 1 t Chick Springs [earing Completion Ne^ng ' | p Pjj^ | p ? I:; y| mum ^ctuuu ir ^ I linas, 1,200 *< . - *.?? fppf plpvahnn ta. chick springs wffltl ieei eievano :>'- ' ' ? - '^ v CHICK . .5PRSNG3 ' 3,C-.- ':.%v c:j||| ? OUTSIDE AMUSEMENTS. Outside amusements will consist of Golf, Tennis, Bowling, Rowing, Bath- . ing, Riding, Driving, Motoring, etc. Of course Dancing will be one of the chief pleasures. Music furnished by one of the best orchestras in the South, Mr. Harry W. Sutton, Leader. The orchestra will consist of five pieces and cimniomontisH fnr Snndav afternoon concerts, which will be given every Sunday in the Springs park. Golf on the Sans Souci course. UNMATCH A BLE TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES. j We make the statement without fear of contradiction that there i6 not another mineral spring resort south of "Mason and Dixon Line" that has the transportation facilities that Chick Springs has. It is situated on the new Piedmont Northern Electric Line, wth eighteen daily trains, nine north and nine south, and just a short distance, say ten city blocks from Taylors on the Main Trunk Line of Southern Railway from New York to Atlanta, Birmingham and New Orleans. It is also on the National Automobile Highway from New York to Atlanta. It is undoubtedly the most accessible resort in the south. Passengers from the west or southeast can use the "Carolina Special" to Spartanburg and change to Piedmont Northern, which lands you at the door. Or a change can be made to Southern local, getting off at Taylors, S. C. A WORI) TO CAROLINIANS. In formulating your summer vacation plans, we urge you to consider the V "New Chick Springs." We unhesitatingly claim and assure you that you could hardly find more comfort, more pleasure, more benefit from the standpoint of improved health than this resort offers, which is almost at your Hnnr. Chick Sorings is yours for it's an asset of the "State." Chick Springs, S. C. m Last Chance"I tended the Big Sale? If not this opportunity to secure the wonlins being offered. We offer the ecials for remainder of the week, the Big Day _ ?' j r U R D A Y= 100 House Dresses, formerly 300 Ladies' 10c Undervests. $1.50 to $2.00 each Earthquake Sale Price 98c each 7c each % 300 full size Men's Handker- 1 Lot Men's $15.00 Suits, chiefs. Earthquake Sale Price Earthquake Sale Price 3c each $9.45 I I Ladies 75c Mu9lin Drawers, Big lot White Spreads. 11 Slips, Undershirts and Gowns Earthquake Sale Price I I 49c each 89c each fi ALL DRESSES I ALL MEN'S $18, $20 and $25 I I to I SUITS 11 ^ CLOSE OUT I to go at 18 AT COST. I ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS II RUBER'S j "Look for the Big Sip" Bamberg, S. C. |j % m i