The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, February 08, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
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^ great deal, but these that we arc selling were
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| C. R. Brabham's Sons
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> We have just received a large shipment
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ing very low prices:
Size Price
30x3 $ 8.80
30x3 Vz 11.75
I 31x4 17.90
32x3 Vz 13.50
32x4 18.35
33x4 19.15
j 34x4 19.50
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v Non-Skid Casings, 15 per cent, advance on these
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SUFFRAGE FAILS IX SENATE, i Manning, O'Dell, 1
; Spigner, Stacy, Stuck
Requisite Two-thirds Not Yet Ob- F.?19.
tained. i Senator D. Reece
! entered the hall aft
Columbia, Feb. 1.?The equal suf- been announced, ask
" ?TrV>ioV> hoc hppn ho ror?nrriori in favo
irage icicicuuum, ??mi,u ~~v
the storm centre in the upper house tion. Senator Griffit
a of the general assembly several days, j not vote.
^ was killed last night, the vote being | Absorl>s Mornii
* - 25 in its favor with 19 against. AI Throughout the ]
two-thirds vote was necessary for its the suffrage referend
passage. A similar bill is pending ject of a rattling fir
in the house, and the faithful "pick- j bate. Sentiment ws
ets," who have stood daily pleading | mous in opposition
for their cause, will now transfer i frage, but only two
their efforts to the lower branch, j Williams, of Aiken,
The resolution provided for a vote; Calhoun, marshaled
by the people in the next general j against submitting 1
election in 1918. Should further electorate. The lat
progress on the proposed measure ferred to submit to
be effectively stayed, the agitators the question of divo
m plan to bring the measure to the Yesterday's debat
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front one year hence. i wun more lugm umu
The vote on the resolution was: 'ceding day. Tuesda:
Yeas: Bonham, Brice. Christen-j issue seemed to be,
sen, Epps, R. D., Evans, Ginn, Gross, j pied a pedestal, 'wh
Harvey, Hughes, Johnson, Johnstone.! God or man?' " Ye
Laney, McCown, Xickles. Nicholson, | tie array was forme
Padgett, Robinson, Rogers, Shelor, | ferential query, "Ai
Sherard, Sinkler, Walker, Wharton? pie?" If women we
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Nays: Banks, Beamguard, Beat- legitimate part of
tie, Black, Buck, Durst, Epps, E. C., constituency and, a
Friday, Harrelson, Ketchin, Lee, unquestioned right
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IN YOUR NEXT ORDER
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Phone 24 Bamberg, S .C.
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WHICH road? This is the question evei
munity there are only two kinds of pec
"home town patriots" and the "Out-of-T
and the "mail order" road. Which class are you i
to decide. Every time we fail to patronize home in
take the mail order route we are boycotting our h
is the road to the right.
BLUE-BIRD PHOTOPLAYS
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THIELEN THEATRE
On Wednesday's and Friday's
THEY ARE ALL GOOD
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
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Purdy, Ridgell, I With this clearly enunciated, con:ey,
Williams, J. sensus of opinion was that woman
j suffrage should get a final hearing
Williams, who before the electorate, just as a bond
er the vote had I issue is submitted,
ed that his vote Only one speaker yesterday harkr
of the resolu- i ed back to the sentimental. Leh,
of Saluda, did Grand Walker, veteran in the upper
1 house, pictured the "death of roeacdAn
I man pa" with the admission of woman |
morning session J suffrage and heaped chaplets of
um was the sub-; poesy on the imaginary shrine where
e of spirited de-! knighthood is wont to worship. The
is nearly unani-j Georgetown senator suspects that
to woman suf-j he'll never grow old and admitted,
of the senators, j with generous blush, that he is peand
Banks, oficuliarly susceptible to the alluretheir
arguments; ments of woman in modish garments.
:he issue to the! He will support the referendum resoter
much pre- lution, but will "stump" Georgetown
his constituency j county in opposition to the issue,
rce. I should it be submitted to the people,
e was seasoned i Senator Johnstone's View,
that of the pre-1 Senator Alan Johnstone, of News'
the question at; berry, also made an eloquent speech
"If woman occu-i in favor of the referendum. Like
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o put ner mere, j me ucuig,ciu? u
sterday the bat- Johnstone is opposed to the principle
;d about the in- of woman suffrage, but argues that
e women peo- he has not been commissioned to
re to be charac- say that the people shall not settle
len they were a the issue. The recurring thought in
each senator's Senator Johnstone's argument was,
s such, had an "Who commissioned me to say that
to a hearing, the sovereign people shall not pass
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GIRLS and LADIES
MAKE HOOTON'S STORE
YOUR STORE.
Always the newest and best in Dry
Goods, Millinery and Suits
Hooton's Ladies Store & Millinery Parlor
Telephone 83-J Bamberg, S. C.
^ROAD?
country community is facing: today. In our com
>ple. And they travel on just two roads. There are
'ow^p. patrons." There is the "Trade at Home" road
in? What road are you taking. It should be easy
iterests we are boosting an outsider. Every time we
lome town. Which road? The only answer for us
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.
YOU NEED NOT
suffer the ill effects of a bad cold or grippe any
longer. The speedy action of MAXTONE will do
you more good in a shorter length of time than anything
yet devised. Yes, every bottle is fully guaranteed.
If you are displeased call for your money.
MACK'S DRUG STORE
Bamberg, S. C.
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law of their State?" Like Banquo's! ._
ghost woman suffrage will continue' P]
to stalk and must be settled sooner
or later, either at the ballot box or ?' 1 1
in constitutional convention. "When
you stand in the way of that decision Threatened by
you are simply damming the waters." winter months b(
Analysis of the question by Sena- shortage, manufj
tor Wharton, of Laurens, was that burg district ha
the 45 senators were not being asked experiments wit:
whether woman suffrage was good or assert their expe
bad. "The women are not asking the dust can be i
the senators to determine the issue; The Carnegie
they are asking the 150,000 voters using coal dust
of the State." Women should have hearth furnaces i
had the ballot a quarter of a cen- estimated the ,u
O crs\ fVin T itiroric Mlintv QPna tOT nicon O cavinf*
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said. Mr. Wharton prophesied a| feet of gas dail;
beneficent influence when women j jS not as cheap
were admitted to the ballot. "There! being furnished r
will not be so much charge of fraud at a rate cheap
or they stole the election." I gas.?Pittsburg
The "small minority" of women j City Star,
asking the referendum was the deter
rent influence with Senator Bank?? Senator Chrisi
of Calhoun. He did not believe the; said the people
mass of women are ready for the bal-i act on their own
lot, or want it. He thinks they would ; question was su
be entitled to it when the majority j vote as they mi
want it and demand it. He had con-; gardless of sena
suited women in his community, j question should
Many were opposed, but none favor-; people to "thres
ed the referendum. He preferred to; expression is as
submit the question of divorce. j or other questior
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Constantinople. If you prefer trad- !<
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0 REPLACE GAS. \ Welded Glass Made.
? ta Welded glass suitable for certain
reveiu tiusmg i/unu
L . . optical instruments and other appaPlants.
ratug js a novel mater.al that is
stated to be of great practical value
shut downs in the: as W6ij as mUch interest. As the
icause of natural gas; welding process is described by Parkicturers
in the Pitts- j er and Dalladay to the Faraday sove
been conducting j eietv, of London, the glass surfaces
h icoal dust. They j to be joined are placed in good opriments
have proved | tical contact under pressure, and are
substituted for gas. : heated to a carefully predetermined
Steel company is | temperature, which, to avoid distorat
32 of its open i tion of optically worked surfaces,
in this district. It is j must not approach too near what isse
of this fuel will j defined as the "annealing point." This
of 21,000,000 cubic point of appreciable softening is dey.
While coal dust j termined for any kind of glass by
as natural gas, it is j noting the temperature at which the
nanufacturing plants internal heat stresses seen in the
er than consumers' j glass with polarized light quite sud- N
dispatch to Kansas, denly disappear. Similar glasses
j unite perfectly well below this point;
' ?' but with very unlike kinds, the softer
tensen, of Beaufort.! becomes distorted before the harder
of the State would j is hot enough to make a good weld.
l initiative when the!
bmitted and would j Chinese railroad embankments
ght determine, re-j are protected from floods by plantitorial
views. Thej jng them with a native grass
be submitted for the tenacious roots that resist erosion.
;h out," just as an j
ked on bond issues. Canada has 528 waterworks sysis
of public import, terns, costing $123,000,000.