The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, March 29, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
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V 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
Jt business and will appreciate your trade.
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^ We have several suits that we are offering at re
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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 ara selling were
bought early.
We beg of you to get our prices before ordering or
buying elsewnere.
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X BAMBERG, S. G.
| Cut Prices on fires
<! We have just received a large shipment
A of the famous
% BRAENDER TIRES
fand are able to offer them at the following
very low prices:
Size Price
^ . 30x3 $ 8.80
X 30x3 Vz .. .... 11.75
, Y 31x4 17.90
' 32^3^ 13.50
^.X 32x4 18.35
%Y 33x4 19.15
V 34x4 19.50
V These Casings are guaranteed? 3,500
V miles, and are the same grade as
V has been sold in the past for
V much higher prices.
fWe also carry a complete stock of Inner
Tubes and can fill mail orders
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Non-Skid Casings, 15 per cent, advance on these
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* Terms: Cash with order.
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! KLAUBER'S
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HUNGER MOIRES THE WORLD, of all progress. It ca
at any time.
Inventors, Authors and Toilers in Our ancestors came
raAi<ic ?/?+iisitai hv Same Motive. to make their home
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I were hungry. They
An inventor of an important the forests and cult
mechanism was asked one day how and built their facti
he happened to think of the thing, bread. They believe<
He said he was hungry. cure more bread, or
? The author of one of the most on this side of the c
charging novels ever written was the side where they \
asked how he happened to write it. fought in the Revolu
Hi: said he was hungry. cause they were hung
A man was toiling in the field, they would become
gathering the sheaves into little pelled to live subser
heaps, preparing it for the thrasher, world ruler. Patrio
He was asked why he worked in the based upon bread?a
broiling sun. He said he was hun- enjoy food in comfor
grv. the disturbance of t
None of the men was literally hun- bus (Ohio) Dispatch.
gry at the time. All of them had
been fed properly for the time being. PLANT FOOi:
None of them would have perished
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had they not performed the tasks J,r* vans an?j
they worked at, perhaps. But all of Conditions Tin
them gave correct answers. Hunger
moves the world. County Demonstra
While many of the world's greatest has received the folio
inventions were not perfected with a Dr. W. W. Long, dir
view to getting something to eat, stration work in Soul
while many of the most notable writ- "The conditions, i
ings of the world have been by men ed. of the food crops
who were not thinking of food, nor not alarming are se
the lack of it, the fact remains that especially true when
the bread question is at the bottom the reserves will be i
5IV YOUR NEXT ORDER
TRY A CAN OF
COLUMBIA PURE COFFEE
OUAkANTEED PURE
In One and Three Pound Tins
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Phone 24 Bamberg, 5 .C.
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WHAT THE MAIL ORDEF
1. "My profits are made by selling ii
2. "I do not pay any taxes in your c<
3. "I do not help to support your chi
4. "I do not help to build your roads
5. "I do not give employment to an^
6. "I do not buy anything from you]
7. "I do not want to see vour local nu
8. "I do not extend you credit?or ti
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merchant."
10. "I do not show you goods before y<
11. "I do not want to see vour town bui
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12. "I do not care for anything cxcepl
vance."
Surely the above contains a good an<
mail-order octoiDus should be severely 1<
Coming _
Billie Burke in'"Peggy."
Theda Bara in "Romeo & Juliet."
WATCH FOR DATES
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 guaranteed.
If you are displeased call for your money.,
MACK'S DRUG STORE
Bamberg, S. C.
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nnot be ignored end of this crop year. ! 1
j "It is reported that the English j
j to this country j wheat crop is exceedingly backward, j
is because they \ the Dutch crop is small, the French ]
chopped down ' crop is very much less than usual, j <
ivated the land j and what is most alarming, Argen-1 *
ories to obtain j tina will have little wheat or corn to j i
I they could se-! export. The Australian wheat crop ;r
?I ie ronnrteH ?0 000 000 hlishels iGSS : ]
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than upon than last year's. The statement is J1
vere born. Thev made that the English government! (
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itionary war be- has contracted for the entire surplus |'
rry?or felt that of this year's wheat crop of Canada. j
hungry if com- Wheat in the winter-growing States >
vient tb an old in our country has suffered much for 1
tism itself is the want of moisture. Early vege- j <
nd the desire to j tables in the Southern States have;
t and free from \ been destroyed by recent freezes. (
yrants.?Colum- j Coming nearer home, the prospects ;
i for wheat and oat crops in South j
! Carolina are the most discouraging <
> CHOPS. j in years. The season is very back- 1
~ ward and. therefore, little gardening j
ation to Serious has been done in this State.
?wtonmi? Tiip mnntrv virtuallv in a
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state of war and we-have every rea- ;
tor J. J. Heard son to expect that in a short time
wing letter from thousands of young men may be call- ;
ector of demon- ed from the fields to arms. There- i
:h Carolina: fore, it is necessary to impress upon
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is being report- all classes of our people the urgent
; of the world if need of growing all vegetables for
srious. This is table use and for canning purposes,
we realize that "You should take this matter up
exhausted at the not only with the farmers, but with <
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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 & MillmeryjParlor
Telephone 83-J Bamberg, S. C.
I HOUSE DOES NOT SAY
lferior goods."
immunity."
irches or schools.
7 one in your community."
l* farmers."
irchants progress."
mist you for anything."
I goods as you can buy of your local
)u pay for them."
It up or progress."
: your money?and I want that in adI
sufficient number of reasons why this
?ft alone by all of us.
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We have added to our line of Furniture
and Hardware a complete
stock of the famous
Columbia Qrafonolas
RECORDS AND SUPPLIES
When you hear the Columbia you
hear tne greatest artists.
Bamberg Furniture & Hardware Co.
Bamberg, S* C.
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:he officials arid residents of cities perative that we
ind villages, and bring about organi- home. This pos
nations for the cultivation of vacant may bring some
ots in food crops. Chambers of actual suffering,
jommerce, women's clubs and every "If you think
igency should be appealed to to as- article published
sist in this most important work, i Call your banke
rhe production of forage crops on farmers in confe
arge areas, particularly the velvet j most powerful in
Dean, sorghum, Soudan grass, in motion for tl
;owpeas and soy beans, is urgent, essary food crc
The acreage in corn should be beast."
greatly increased. " "7
"The greatest care should be taken istrustj
with spring pigs. Hogs are now ^early $1>007
selling in the Northern markets at years he had car
15 3-4 cents a pound on foot, with in a dinner buck|
svery prospect of increasing. The 0allatin to hjc. fs
acreage of sweet potatoes should be was stoIen gatur
increased many fold. Every farmer erg Known as
should plant a crop of fall Irish pota- habits> Rogers ,0I
toes?the Lookout Mountain variety ed having
if obtainable. thieves had mac
"With the food supply of the world Ms hoard gatu
in its Dresent condition we may be ,
assured of a profitable demand for all J.y-ng a in~ t
food crops. We owe it to ourselves was the djnner ?
and our country to produce the neces- he wag watering
sary supplies tor the family, and, in found'the goId?,
the event that war is declared, for Times
the men who are performing their
patriotic duty. The indications are German iron 1
that for the first time since the civil to increase the i
war we will unable to purchase from in place of grave
other countries. Therefore, it is im- in concrete.
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SLIPPERS
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Which have just arrived. We are A
now in a position to suit all? >
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ladies, men and children. V
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have you stop in
and look 'em X
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We have been acknowledged as Lead- A .
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We bid for your business with the T
world's best merchandise and. honest &
prices. X
LaVerne Thomas & Co. | |
Telephone 41-J Bamberg, S. C. |
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We have all you need at lower prices
than you can get from Kalamazoo to A
Constantinople. If you prefer trad- 4?
ing with foreigners, we have with us. &
"Sleigh" and "Buck," and they have &
at your call all you need to eat or A
wear?to dress up with or to work &
in. Patronize the old reliable. 4?
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RENTZ & FELDER I !
Bamberg, S. C. ?
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> produce them at The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
?ihilitv nf chnrtflp-p Becaus? of hs tonic and laxative effect, LAXASlDllltv
01 snortage TIVEBROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
i of our DeoDle to Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature of B. W. GROVE. 25c.
this wise have this
in your local paper. WHAT IS
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fluences may be put H HH I I
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ips for man and
LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CASCARA
??? A Digestive Laxative
11 ?f Banks- CATHARTIC AND UVER TONIC
in gold that for 20 i I<ax-Fos is not a Secret or Patent Medi.
, . , . . " i cine but is composed of the following
ried back and forth | old-fashioned roots and herbs:
3t from his home in j cascara bark
Lrm wo mixes a.waj' < BLUE F^LAti hUU I
day from Lee Rog-j RHUBARB ROOT
a man of frugal BLAOK ROOT
ig had been suspect-| MAY APPLE ROOT
Iden treasure and | SENNA LEAVES
le efforts to locate1 AND PEPSIN
rday he started out: inLAX-Fos the Cascara is improved by
svas his custom, car-1 the addition of these digestive ingredihe
bottom of which ents making it better than ordinary Cas,
i. v. , ' cara, and thus the combination acts not
bank. While onlv as a stimulating laxative and cathar
the cattle some one : tic but also as a digestive and liver tonic.
[id took it.?Kansas [ Syrup laxatives are weak, but Lax-Fos
1 combines strength with palatable, aro
i matic taste and does not gripe or disturb
founders are trying 'he *<???<* One bottle will prove
Lax-Fos is invaluable for Constipation,
use of furnace slag indigestion or Torpid Liver. Price 50c.
1 and crushed stone 1
Read The Herald, $1.50 a year.
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