Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T ________________ i ? Complete Stock *lt W? have a stock of clothing on hand that would , do credit to a city store. In the Hart, Schaffner ^ & Marx line you will find the latest styles in all ^ sizes running from 33 to 44, in stouts, slims and ' regulars. In other lines that we have you will * find suits at medium prices in the same sizes and I the price is as low as $10.00. In the boys' cloth^ ing, we can please you, also. h X SHOES The ladies' shoes are here in just what you want. 1 We have boots for the ladies in white, black, and nigger brown. A complete line of children's shoes. ^ t nr] I Tn/]nt?tirof*o I tJAlll id aiiu V11UWI TTUl V Men's shirts at 50c and $1.00. The best patterns and good values. Men's underwear from T ? 25c to $1.00. Ladies undershirts from 25c to $1. We think it will pay you to see our line of ^ trunks," suit cases, notions and dry goods before f buying elsewhere. ^ "Bill Dick," "Pete" Watson and R. F. McMillan are here to wait on you. & GIVE US A CALL. I CR. Brabham's Sons X BAMBERG, S. C. I Git Prices on Tires We have just received a large shipment t ? of the famous % BRAENDER TIRES X A and are able to offer them at the followX ing very low prices: X Size Price V 30x3 $ 8.80 30x3 Vz 11.75 \ X 31x4 17.90 c \ V 32x3 *4 .... 13.50 y \ A 32x4 18.35 J 33x4 19.15 ' 34x4 19.50 \ *? These Casings are guaranteed 3,500 ' V miles, and are the same grade as "V . has been sold in the past for ^ much higher prices. V We also carry a complete stock of Inner V Tubes and can fill mail orders y promptly. V Non-Skid Casings, 15 per cent, advance on these prices. Terms*: Cash with order. X BAMBERG AUTO CO. Bamberg, S. C. t\ ? | Buy at Home 2 OR RATHER f BUY AT KLAUBER'S ' t v we guarantee to undersell any mail +? order house. I ' 5 Best Outinggs, yd 10c ^ Best Calicoes, yd 7^c * A Best Ginghams (while they last) yd 10c ^ Extra Quality Bleaching, yd 10c & i J Despite the high prices, we are selling the same T A _ . xi .1J quality 01 goous at uie uiu prices. | KLAUBER'S "The Store of Quality" | I A A A AA^LaVAAALAA^TAjyA ATA ATA ATA A^A A^A A^A A^i fy "y "y "y f^T y f^y DISCUSS PAPER SITUATION. J Mims, of the Edgefield ?? ! I. Mims, of the Orange Two Important Committees Chosen 1 Democrat; E. H. Aull, by State Press Association. ! T-' Herald and News; I of the Batesburg Her Columbia, Nov. 10.?Two-score i DeCamp, of the Gaffn members of the South Carolina Press; Under the terms o Association, meeting in the rooms of which was introduced the Columbia chamber 3f commerce; these committees are this afternoon, discussed ways and immediately with simi means for meeting the shortage of i representing the press Drint DaDer. Two imocrtant com- j North Carolina and G< mittees were appointed by William i rangement may be ef Banks, president of the association, j the paper for the thi One of these bodies will consider he purchased in bulk. ' plans for the purchase of white pa- j Resolution A< per in bulk for all the papers in the i The conference ado{ State. The second committee will in-1 ing resolution, which vestigate the matter of building a pa- i the above committees per factory at some point in South j president appoint a co Carolina. Definite offers for the con- to get in touch with struction of paper mills in South of the State looking t Carolina were received from Orange- tive buying of paper, burg and Florence. j timates and to make Committees Named. j with manufacturers ( President Banks appointed the fol- 1917. At the same lowing members of the cooperatee; touch with similar ( paper-buying committee: A. J?. Jor-jXorth Carolina and ' dan, of the Dillon Herald; T. M. better prices can be 1 Sewell, of the lorn .\ews; r ivi uu.uug ?iui mese. Withers, of the State; H. L. Watson, i "Also a similar con of the Greenwood Index, and Alison into the feasibility of Lee, of the Laurens Advertiser. The ture of paper in the So following were appointed as members j die the matter of rep of the paper mill committee: J. L. j fore the investigating '4 FOR FRUIT CAKE Fresh Citron Raisins Currants ALSO Dates, Prunes, Dried Figs, Peaches, Etc. HERNDON'S GROCERY Phone 24 Bamberg, S .C. rs ^ ' KEEP away from the flame of the candle if yoi as the hills. So old we have almost forgottei and women ^re imitating the moths. How n.e that long distance "bargain?" And how many time How much money is lost each year to this comniuni the candle mounts higher. The moths crowd close put that flame out. Wanted:?A few men and wor \ . "Who's Guilty" is still drawing large crowds. Remember every episode is complete in itself. Every Monday?Matinee and Night. THIELEN THEATRE. RIGHT HERE IN YOUR TOWN A Select L.lne of 5c, lOc, and 25c Goods Before you send to the mail order house, call and see our line PRICE & JOHNSON I Advertiser; J. Washington." burg Times and To Congratulate Wilson, of the Newber- President Banks and Joe Sparks, j J. R. McGhee, secretary of the association were inald, and E. H. structed to prepare resolutions coney Ledger. gratulating President Wilson upon f a resolution, his reelection. 1 by Mr. Sewell, The committees named by the as- < to get in touch sociation will begin work at once on i ilar committees the matter and a report will be is- < associations of sued at an early date. All editors in ] eorgia. An ar- the State will be invited to partici- ] fected whereby pate in the plans of the association. < *ee States may President Banks read a number of < letters from business men concern- 1 loptcd. ing the establishment of a paper mill. 1 ' tIia /inrtimittoo will era tllPr nil 1 'n-'i mc ivnwn-i i lie Sl/cviui wuiunbtvu . provides for; available data and will make a report < >: ' That the! at a session to be held soon in Committee of live lumbia. ' 1 the publishers; 1 ;o the coopera-' "Not Guilty." i to make up es- Columbia, Nov. 9.?Dr. E. L. Pat 1 i arrangements' terson and Dr. C. N. Burckhalter, of 1 >f paper for Barnwell, were tonight acquitted in i time to get in the United States court of the charge iommittees of against them of violating the anti- j I Georgia and if narcotic act. The jury rendered its ] lad to arrange i verdict after deliberating for several i hours. There were two cases?one i miittee to look' for conspiracy involving the two de- 1 f the manufac-1 fendants in connection with the act, i uth and to lian-! and another against Dr. Patterson. I resentation be- The verdicts of not guilty applied in 1 committee in all the cases. A^A AT4. ATA A^A ATk ATk. JTA. ATA a. ATk.a.ji^k |T T^T ^T T0T T^T T^T f^T f^T f^f f^V T^T ^T GIRLS and LADIES MAKE HOOTON'S STORE YOUR STORE. Always the newest and best in Dry Goods, Millinery and Suits Uaa(aii'o I o iliac Qtnra St MillinaruP Qrlnr I Ituuiuii o Lfauito uiuu vx liuuiuvi j 1 iuivi Telephone 83-J Bamberg, 5. C. 7/^ i don't want your wings singed, is a proverb as old 3 to apply it to ourselves. In every community men my times have we been singed by the fascination of is have we come back, and back again, to the flame? ty by this same singeing process? The flame of >r and closer to the flame. It Is our business to lien in our community to apply tne snuirer. Why Order Legal Blanks From the City ' when you can get them right here at home for the same money, less the \ postage? We have a full stock* HERALD BOOK STORE, Bamberg, S. C. THE WAY TO STOP sore eyes is to apply intelligent treatment?a pair of green eye glasses and a bottle of MACK'S EYE DROPS will be found very helpful in bringing about relief from such conditions. The two articles for 50 ceuts. MACK S DRUG STORE. Manufacturers of MAXTOXE, BAMBERG, S. C. CARRY MAILS ON SPACE BASIS. I A wire was sen | teen superintend Sew Arrangement With Railroads | country yesterday Believed More Equitable. ing them to keep all railroads in th Transportation of mails on a space1 the first day of basis of pay for the railroads instead changed system, Df weight basis was begun at mid- j from each are ex; light last night on more than 95 per! The change est lent, of the railroads of the country, j which, according it was announced this morning at the | merely involves postoffice department by Otto Praeg-; yard stick instea< >r, second assistant postmaster gen- has been under *ral, says the Washington Star of i postoffice departm iVedneday, that every indication was' It has alternately* :hat the change had been smoothly' disfavor from th made, and that there had been no country, and rece considerable hitches. . ' : ined to give the "Everything has been carefully; scheme a chance worked out," said Mr. Praeger, "and j periority which t vhile up to this time I have had a j over the old meth -eport from only one superintendent mails. :he very fact that there have been no j "The scheme ha vires received indicates to me that Canada for three 10 trouble has been experienced." , Praeger this mor It was learned that the one su-1 into effect almost lerintendent who reported to Mr. and has ever since Praeger during the course of the are convinced heri morning was Steven At Cisler, who that it is a, far n nformed his chief that everything than the weight s: vas running expeditiously on his di- that the majority vision, which includes Virginia, have come to our Maryland and North and South Caro- Paid on Ave ina. "Under the old Full Reports Expected. payment, the imp: A^A A^4. A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A^k. .A-A^i^k ^t v^f Our Fall Goods | f I are now arriving, and we shall be f 4^k glad for you to call and inspect them. f A We especially call your attention to ?r our line of Hats, Shoes, Clothing, etc. Don't forget that we also carry a V complete line of groceries. We ask you to give us a call before buying, V as we are in a position to give you close prices in bulk. 'V Remember it is now time to plant j Rutabagas and Turnips. We have a fresh supply of seed. Come get V them. ^ t $ R C. FOLK I Satisfied with small profits. > <|> ' We Can Beat the | ifl Mail Order Houses I i- m i I We have been acknowledged as Lead- ^ i ers in Ladies', Misses', and Children's outfitters. y We bid for your business with the Y ^ world's best merchandise and honest X' prices. - 'x^ll f P. f/v $ lai chic iiiuiuad a vu. Telephone 41- J Bamberg, S. C. % ^ ?* v Buy Goods at Home | | II We have all you need at lower prices than you can get from Kalamazoo to Constantinople. If you prefer tradi 4 -TV ing with foreigners, we have with us A ."l. "Sleigh" and "Buck," and they have A at your call all you need to eat or & wear?to dress up with or to work J in. Patronize the old reliable. ?? RENTZ & FEEDER I T Bamberg, S. Q. ? _ t to each of the fif- viding permanent weighers for all mts all over the mail necessitated the establishment morning, instruct- Qf an <average weight' carried by the in close touch with . . _ ..... . . different routes day in and day cut. eir divisions during operation of the' ^ vas upon mis oasis insi lug and full reports roads were paid. Sometimes it workpected tonight. ed fairly, sometimes unfairly to' ablished last night, either the government or the railto Mr. Praeger, roads. This can readily be under"measuring by the stood when you consider that the i of by the scale," i railroads handling our Texas mails i j ?' discussion at the j have had to carry the big increase ent for many years. | brought on by the stationing of the met with favor and troops on the border for the same ree railroads of the muneration they carried mail for in ntly it was determ- j the average days before the troops exponents of the j were placed there. The average had to establish the su- j been established, and that was thd hey claimed for it! way the system worked, ods of handling thej "The same system does away with 1 all such conditions. Using the same s ben established in I equipment, constant readjustment is i years," said Mr. j provided for as conditions change, ning. "It was puti And I believe, as a matter of fact : over night there,' that nearly three-q,uarters of* the } been popular. We | roads handling the mails will get 3 at the department] more pay for the services they renlore equitable plan der the country." -'stem, and I believe It was explained that the interof the railroads state commerce commission will way of thinking." watch the workings of the new >rage Weight. scheme, and that this body must be I system of weight satisfied as to whether or not the racticability of pro- system is equitable and expedient.