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FIVE THOUSAND EXTR I FOR EA ? fc?" \ CLUBS MUST BE IN B % Don't Fail to Get in Y< i f>r - ~ _ V ?I * * v You Cam liet the ? Attractive C |p- ! ; on Sat . -.V5 . " " jagfe'vr. J f . Second Count Next Week. . Next week The Herald will publish the result of the second count of ballots in the subscription contest. The contestants are asked # to get in all their subscriptions not fy; later than Tuesday morning, in orto be counted for next week. There are three more days in mgp. < which to send in subscriptions in I clubs o $7.50 for the 5,000 extra! bonus votes. All clubs must either o j be in oust office on Saturday or be ?... mailed by that time. Sfe;/ Have you gotten in your subscrip?&> tion clubs yet? If you have not, fl|ph don't forget to do so by or before !vs:Saturday, the 23rd inst. For every Eat"* '41' I J Y"" ?ib of five yearly subscriptions (or & _ , #te club may be divided in any way H|~ eo that the total is the same as five | ' yearly subscriptions, $7.50) turned L in to The Herald office this week, 5,A 000- extra votes will be given. Thdse |F ' 5,000 votes are in addition to the usual number of votes given for each Rfc subscription turned in. For instance, yearly subscriptions at $1.50 each entitles the contestant to 7,500 |pl||votes. t)uring this week for each club the contestant will receive the 7,500 votes, and in addition, will receive 5,000 more for the club, mak - - . .ft ?AA J. itotal Ot 1Z,0UV voies sue w4i* ring this special offer. * she may secure five subscrip'or one year each, or she may one subscription for five years. [1 <the same to The Herald, but 5t all the same to the contest?r If she will secure one subfor five years, she will ' re2,500 votes at the usual scale, .addition, will receive the 5,tra votes, making a total of votes. Get old or new subBis?it makes no difference ;We are, very anxious to bring ascription lists up to date, for ibir wef are * strictly our - cash-in-advance rule, ire were compelled to suspend I oh account of the conditions by the war. ' 1 fchtestant may also secure two r subscriptions at $3.00 each, e one-year subscription at This would make a club. In fhav^nritestant. would re v J HUO vosa kuc vv???v~ ? ? ceive 3,500 votes for each ttwo-year 1 subscription, and 1,"500 for the the i. one-^ear subscription, and in addition, the 5,000 extra votes, making a total of 13,500 votes, r Or she may secure one three-year subscription at $4.50, and one twoyear subscription at $3.00. This would give, at the regu'or scale, 9,.000 votes, and with the 5,000 bonus fgjor the club, would make a total of 14,000 votes. If the contestant cannot get any of - the above combinations in time to get the extra votes, of course, she k^-may secure /any other combination, -: sovfchat the total amount in subscriptions is at least $7.50. Ten six ^moikhs subscriptions will turn the l&triek, or she can mix them up, two i mnnitte ciThc^rintirvn^ conntinsr as / uiuuiijuo ?wvwv*r? v one full year subscription, but, of v pourse, she will not receive as many r~f votes. The idea is each contestant | turning in to us $7.50 worth of subscriptions this* week will receive 5,f 000 votes extra, that is more than the usual scale, jfc y Contestant, don't be contented with Just one club. With the location and HI opportunities of the various contestants in The Herald's subscription contest, there is no earthly reason | why every contestant should not turn f several clubs. . .Ladies, the prized offered in this ^ contest are worth every bit of work " / <;you do to get them?and more. That suite of furniture is worth $150.00. |f Do you know of a way you could earn f $150.00 easier or quicker than in ^ the manner proposed in this contest? jp. To be entirely frank, we do not. That F the five prizes. T happen to miss it, there are four more to follow, and if you are work| ing with the determination of get-j * < f; ting the grand prize, and it does not I y r happen to fall to you, you would j surely get one of the other four?j tp that is if you do any work worth j mentioning. And?if you don't get a j f. 'prize at all, you will not be in the; fix contestants in the ordinary kind j of contests find themselves. You, * will certainly be paid for your work, j rlf you evfer did any collecting for j anybody you know ?that ten per cent. A VOTES CH CLUB THIS WEEK Y NEXT SATURDAY sur Subscriptions While ?. tl:. <Aira y uics. 11115 )ffer Closes urday. is more than is usually paid. Yet The Bamberg Herald is going to do that very thing. It is going to pay ten per cent, commission to every contestant who stays in the contest to the end and actually collects $5.00 or more and does not win one of , If you are not interested in the prizes at all, how would you like to secure a nice check along about the fifth of December? With that check you could buy Christmas presents and a hundred other little things. Every woman likes a little spending money to call her own. She likes to feel that she is spending money that i- s - 1 ? IX? Ti. ^ sne maae nersen. n is a iecuug that everybody likes to have some times?no matter how prosperous you are. This is your chance. WORK counts in this contest. You certainly cannot sit down at home and wait for the subscriptions >t;o pour in to you. That would be a mighty nice way to get a prize, but the people won't help you that way. You must let them know that you are helping yourself. And then, they will help you. Don'it get the idea that you can just get a few subscriptions, from your neighbors, and that you will get the big prize. You may get a prize that way, but if you want the, main prize, the idea is for you to get out and see everybody you possibly can-?and get the subscriptions. Ask people ito help you?they will. We know it for they are helping some of the contestants every day. They coihe in the office, pay their subscriptions every day that passes?and they vote. Will you be content to stay in the "rear," or will you push forward, stand at ?the front, and get the, votes? And, remember, The Herald force j and management have no preference in this contest. Everybody is treated alike. We would not for the ; world suggest to anybody who to; vote for. We hand them the list?1 they tell us, without a word of sug-! gestion. And no contestant need to ask us for a .single favor that we could not confer on any other. We are going to do the right thing. Don't forget tp get in several clubs this week.. They count. Saturday is the last day to get in on this bonus vote offer. Glendale Springs water on sale by Mack's Drug Store and W. P. Herndon, 50c for 5-gallon jug.?adv. I ATouchofa fl Touch a match. B utes the Perfectic 6 Oil Heater is spres B and warmth. IX lie X C11CWUVU ivv Sold in many styles an( Highest Award at Panaxxu Look for the Triangle T Use Aladdin Security Oil Oil Stoves, Lamps and H< STANDARD f (Nevr Jers? BALTIMC Washington, D. C. Norfolk, Va. Richmond, Va. Biff Till S? '* * ' " - - . 'V s *$? V'X? "*'>" ' iV /* -\ ;v> . 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Call or write the manager to-< .. . / SOUTHERN BELL TELEP AND TELEGRAPH COM) % BOX 108, COLUMBIA, SOUTE t - THK 15IKK WE fllflllll CANNOT REPAIR 1#?? has got to be a complete wreck. ^p?8?f?||l And even some that look to be in that condition are not really so in our eyes. So don't con- fp?| sign your wheel to the junk pile until we have had a look at it. We may be able to give you many a good ride on it yet. IVLSAHs* J. B. BR1C S^^M V ;: -: '. . -T %"' 5 ,.:'';. v.. *>:#. Js. - / . > * ^ iURVEYINO ' v| , Blue Printing, , ' 1 " " I AL.TY TE OR CALL v GIL F. BRYANT M Orangeburg, S. C. * i DENT MM" 1 , 1 &W/rf5 NO I i ILL LONG 1 5i B/rff/'j WWyViT Wj^AFBlN I ^A4/v/f is absolutely FOOL a long way off and ~|| jod enough standing :hemes THERE. t come in and see us. lion on investments oss. JR bank :.|3 rest, comlgs depsits ants Bank nee 'twixt 16,000,000 miles of || within earshot of ig within fifty ot a r a small toll charge. vast bridge on your , siness. 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