The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, March 22, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
t Order Your Goods from Us
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f If you really care for the best in merchandise and
^ at reasonable prices you should come to our store
and let us sell you. We have a large stock of goods
^ and the best to be had. We are anxious for your
i business and will appreciate your trade.
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X CLOTHING
^ We have several suits that we are offering at re
J duced prices. We Know we can save muuc* iui ?>uu
if you are n the market.
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f SHOES
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^ We are selling shoes now for about the price of
^ shoes in wholesale lots. Shoes have advanced a
great deal, but these that we are selling were
^ bought early.
We beg of you to get our prices before ordering or
JL buying elsewhere.
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| C. R. Brabham's Sons
X BAMBERG, S. C.
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I1 Cut Prices fires
<? We have just received a large shipment
> of the famous
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X and are able to offer them at the followX.
ing very low prices:
fSize Price
30x3 $ 8.80
30x3 Yz 11.75
I 31x4 17.90
V ' 32x3 Vz 13.50
. &> 32x4 18.35
X 33x4 19.15
^ 34x4 19.50
V' These Casings are guaranteed 3,500
Y miles, and are the same grade as
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^ - much higher prices.
We also carry a complete stock of Inner
V Tubes and can fill mail orders
> ^ promptly.
Non-Skid Casings, 15 per cent, advance on these
?? prices.
^ Terms: Cash with order.
BAMBERG AUTO CO.
^ Bamberg, S. C.
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I Ladies, Attention
X We can save you from 15
% to 20 per cent on your
I high boots
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X Before Ordering
| KLAUBER'S
^ I "The Store of Quality"
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REDUCING THE COST OF LIVING, because she buys food
??? wnen sne can get mucj
Experts Figure That a Normal Man by simple expedie
Can Be Fed on 25 Cents a Day. her purchases to sim
tious and wholesome
The high cost of living has put* Tests have demons'
cost experts to figuring on the rela- j 400 calories are reqi
tive value of foodstuffs, and they of sedentary habits, th
reach the conclusion that a man can magic little nourishe
be fed on 25 cents a day. They are for a husky "cop," 1
putting the problem squarely up to child can get along <
the person who superintends the that by caloricaily sc
kitchen and by studying the append- each adult member of
ed table Bamberg housekeepers may thrive on 25 cents a c
be able to keep the family in better The First Die
physical condition and at the same Daniel is the Old T
time reduce the size of the month- acter who started the
ly grocery bill. Commenting on the vegetarianism. Yet it
results reached by the experts an ex- record that both he '<.
change says: panions thrived on th
Diet squads have been formedi in diet of pulse and water
both New York and Chicago and fed peas and the like. Y
from kitchens conducted on the lab- in Babylon, he refuse
oratory plan. Policemen and others i dainties and- wines and
fed according to scientific principles j sion to prove by experi
have demonstrated that it is possi- diet was superior to
ble to thrive on a well-balanced diet King Nebuchadnezzar
which costs only 25 cents a day. request was granted a
These experiments have demon- of ten days the coi:
strated that the people are suffering Daniel and his frie:
a needless addition to the cost of fairer, and they were
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living through ignorance of food than all the youths win
values. The housewife stands indict- king's dainties,
ed with being, in part, at least, re- Food Analy
sponsible for the high cost of living A careful study of tl
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IN YOUR NEXT ORDER
TRY A CAN OP
COLUMBIA PURE COFFEE
GUAkANTcED PURE
In One and Three Pound Tins
HERNDONS GROCERY
Phone 24 Bamberg, 5 .C. j
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THE Home Town Spirit is essentially the Christ)
ests, the more we invest our money in suppor
Christmas spirit which means Peace and Good
If we are, the returns will be two-fold. We will ge
in the home town means the building up of a comn
poverty is practically unknown. In this way we pile
they, do the greatest good to the greatest number. L
Christmas spirit. Let our home town spirit be the
Times and Progress to our community.
IF IT'S A BLUEBIRD
"IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD"
THIELEN THEATRE
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 guaran
teed. If you are displeased call for your money.
MACK'S DRUG STORE
Bamberg, S. C.
for one figure ues, it is believed, will tend to cause h
ti better or less people generally to revise many of t
nt of confining their notions about the nutritive . s
pie and nutri- i value of the commoner foodstuffs, t
foods. ! For instance the necessity of dis- p
trated that 2,-: criminating between skimmed and c
tired by adult unskimmed milk, when speaking in a
at 3,500 of the praise of its high intrinsic value, n
rs will suffice Skimmed milk is of little value as a ti
while a young food containing only 14 calories to a
ya 1,500, and j the ounce, while cream contains 126. c
hemed menues While meats may be regarded as o
the family can1 important in a well-balanced diet, a
lay. j ounce for ounce, they are lower units : o
t Test. , than plain white bread, cheese, eggs,: o
estament char- oatmeal, rice, butter and a long list
modern cult of. of nuts. In addition to this fact, i
is a matter of they put a greater strain on the di- 1 v
?rd his com-' aestive oraans than do many of the! r;
e very limited items mentioned above. a
, that is, beans,' The Essential Point. d
,Thile a captive The essential point in food selec-j h
?d the king's tion being the matter of increasing, a:
I asked permis- the number of calories or energy ir
iments that his value per ounce, a Star man was for-! a
that supplied tunate after much inquiry elsewhere !tl
's table. His to unearth this very important data'c<
md at the end; in the office of Dr. Chas. T. Xesbit.j n
mtenances of county health officer. These values:
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nds appeared j have been worked out by chemical;
fatter in flesh, j analysis and otherwise and the fig-!"
> did eat of the' nres were prepared by the Arlington. 01
; Chemical company, of Xew York.ivi
zed. i This table of food values is given be-j P<
le table of val-j low and it is believed that if careful | it
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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 & MillineryjParlor
Telephone 83-J Bamberg, S. C.
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nas spirit. The more we patronize Home Intert
of home trade, the more we are investing in the
Will. Are we investing in this Christmas spirit?
t back double blessing. Every Christmas purchase
lunity where conditions are prosperous and where
prosperity on prosperity. We create values where
-et us remember that the Home Town Spirit is the
guiding star that will attract Prosperity, Good
We have added to our line of Furniture
and Hardware a complete
stock of the famous
Columbia Grafonolas
RECORDS AND SUPPLIES
When you hear the Columbia you
hear tne greatest artists.
Bamberg Furniture & Hardware Co.
Bamberg, S. C.
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.ousewives will tack this list over ories:
heir cupboard doors, put a pair of j geef ..
cales in her kitchen, weigh every- peanuts
hing that comes in and make their :
urchases as far as practicable in ac- peanut butter
ordance with tables of food values yeal
s determined by experts who have peacans
lade a scientific study of subsistence pork
hey will be able to save no mean yjjk
mount of money. The difference in Ljver
ooking by guess and cooking by cream (45 per c
unce is spelled in money. The aver- Bacon
ge married woman who does her powj
wn cooking is a waster, but the col- condensed Milk
red cook is the king of all wasters. DUCp
What to Eat. Butter .... ...r..."
The most difficult problem which Qvsters
ill confront the housewife in ar- niivo nil*
anging her menus according to | clams
mount of calories contained in the cheese (America
iet list, is the matter of securing a Ham
igh percentage of calories without Egg (one)
ny lack of variety. There is noth- button Chop
ig the average man is so cranky Bread (white) ...
bout as the food he eats. Ever since shad ...
le dawn of history people have been Rice
amplaining about the lack of variety Qrange .'
i their food. Apple
Table of Values. Macaroni
The table which is given below tur- cocoa
ishes the housewives with a simple Brazji nuts
ntline of the relative food values of Bates
arious commodities; the figure op- \ya|nuts
Dsite each article of food indicates ' ?" n
s energy value per ounce in cal- Head
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We especially call your attention Y
to our line of
SLIPPERS 1
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Which have just arrived. We sure
now in a position to suit ail? '
ladies, men and children. V
We shall be glad to
have you stop in v
and look 'em X
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over.
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H. C. FOLK |
Satisfied with small profits. >
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MaO Order Houses I
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We have been acknowledged as Lead- A
ers in Ladies', Misses', and Children's >
outntters.. -j*
We bid for your business with, the Y
world's best merchandise and honest
prices. X
LaVeme Thomas & Co. 11
Telephone 41-J Bamberg, S. C. ??
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Bay Goods at Home 1f
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We have all you need at lower prices
than you can get from Kalamazoo to 4?
Constantinople. If you prefer trad
ing with foreigners, we have with us &
"Sleigh" and "Buck," and they have &
at your call all you need to eat or &
wear?to dress up with or to work &
in. Patronize the old reliable. ^
RENTZ & FELDER I
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Bamberg, S. C. >
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GKORGE ADE.
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155 Humorist Tells How He Feels at Age
62 of Fifty.
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"Oh, very well ! We have come to
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a crossing ana we musi nop iu,
33 writes George Ade, in the American
Magazine. "I am fifty years old, and
* it almost chokes me to say it, be
cause it was only night before last
* 14 that someone told me I was a rising
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young author who would be heard
from in time.
4^ I "I could see myself at fifty. Beard900!
* _ 1 ed, of course. Probably in congress.
4o; Certainlv wearing the dark regalia of
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a learned profession.
16 "Instead of which, here I am in
113 i plaid knickers, trying to control my
Jj?jmashie. ?
"As for my failure to represent the
103! Tenth district, I have seen congress
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_ and I am reconciled.
- 4o! "For a grand total of forty-five
! vears I have been revising my judg1
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! ments and watching the parade.
44 ' "What a privilege to happen along
*^!iust when thinss are eventuating?
140! All the earlv regrets at having missI
CC j
ed the civil war are forgotten, now
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that I have lived to know Theodore
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Roosevelt and watch the stupendous
ild, $1.50 a year. show in Europe. '
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