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| Order Your Goods from Us
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? 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
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business and will appreciate your trade.
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X CLOTHING
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Jk We have several suits that we are offering at reduced
prices. We know we can save money for you
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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 aro selling were
bought early.
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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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> We have just received a large shipment
> of the famous
XBRAENDER TIRES
and are able to offer them at the follow?
ing very low prices:
Size Price
^ 30x3 $ 8.SO
A 30x3 Vz 11.75
x 31x4 17.90
<* 32 x&% 13.50
JL 32x4 18.35
^ t 33x4 19.15
Y 34x4 19.50
Y These Casings are guaranteed 3,500
Y miles, and are the same grade as
Y has been sold in the past for
Y much higher prices.
Y We also carry a complete stock of Inner
Y Tubes and can fill mail orders
Y promptly.
Non-Skid Casings, 15 per cent, advance on these
A prices.
Terms: Cash with order.
X BAMBERG AUTO CO.
Bamberg, S. C.
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^ Bought at the old prices and to be sold for less
than any mail order house can possibly offer them.
& We quote a few below:
^ White Buckskin Sport Boots, value $7.50 pair,
our price $6.00.
White Buck Sport Oxfords, $5.00 value, our
^ price, per pair, $3.50.
Fancy Sport Oxfords, $7.50 values, special per
pair, $5.00.
t High Boots in White Canvas, Kid, and Buck, at
$2.50 and up to $7.50 per pair.
^ See our line before ordering, and you can save
some money.
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| KLAUBER'S
"The Store of Quality"
Farm Life in 1840. at a fulling mill and i
, for spinning. At hon
Today the farmer buys much that into yarn and woven o
in the past he made, and this is said For beds it was left w
to account to a certain extent for the ing it was dyed any c(
increased cost of producing farm I competent housewife
products. The process of evolution , dyes of logwood, indig
by which the old-time farm lost its The white and black w
identity as a separate and detached to produce a gray like
institution, almost complete in itself, ate uniform. There a
Krontioolh' nioHo olntlioc* Sill r?lflt
anoraing LUC ICII mci avtivunj muug viv vnvu % M4i v>w
everything that was necessary to his in the home. There
comfortable living, was very slow, underwear. Stocking:
letter to the New York Times, an old at home, as well as mi
man recalls a farm that he knew as pets. Caps with earla
a youth. It is almost as different bit skin. There were
from the farm that this generation the winter boots can
remembers in its youth as the pres- knees. Several cows w
ent farm is from the farm of forty year. There was a t;
or fifty years ago, before the farm where the skins were
was brought closer to the city by the shoemaker made our
rural free delivery of mail, the tele- were usually too sma
phone and the automobile. In regard much trouble and pa
to the farm as he remembers it in cut and laid down ui
1S40, he wrote: loosened from the wc
The farm 1 have in mind consist- put through a heckle
ed of 200 acres: the stock was fit- hand and then spun ai
teen cows, a yoke of oxen, twenty strong linen cloth was
sheep, an old white horse, a dozen mer clothing, towels,
pigs, fifty hens, ten geese, a few was saved to make f
ducks and a flock of turkeys. medicine) or poultice
The farm produced practically For food ws had ev
everything the family consumed, both ed?fresh meat, potati
clothing and food. The sheep fur- bages, parsnip, pump
nished the wool, which was carded apples, which lasted
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IIV YOUR NEXT ORDER
TRY A CAN OF
COLUMBIA PURE COFFEE
GUARANTEED PURE
In One and Three Pound Tins
HERNDON'S GROCERY
Phone 24 Bamberg, S .C.
/ *IVE BEEN HAVING A 1 | /T
/LITTLE HARD U)CK>AND ilajjll |fc \
/, WANT YOU TO ACCOMM?* iF
\0ATE ME CREDIT IB J
A PLAIN
A MAX may patronize the mail ordei
that time hundreds of dollars?ai
commodate him for a two-cent st<
truth. If you think otherwise try it foi
houses do not know you?do not care t<
in any way?only in the money you sei
own townsmen, who know you for whal
worth, vour business, vour assistance ii
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WATCH FOR
"PEGGY"
an eight-reel feature with
BILL1E BURKE
THIELEN THEATRE
IT'S A GOOD II)KA. "
TO TAKE A GOOD TONIC each Spring. Your system
needs cleaning, your appetite whettening, your
interest aroused, and your energy increased. You
cannot work well or feel good when you are in a
run dow _ondition. You can rely on MAXTOXE to
build you up in the safest, surest and speediest way.
Get a bottle today and note your feelings tomorrow.
MACK'S DRUG STORE
Bamberg, S. C.
nade into rolls spring, cider which gave us vinegar !
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ie it was spun or produced a cider champagne. Half j
n a hand loom, i a dozen pigs killed in the fall gave us j
hite, for cloth-1 plenty of ham and bacon, lard, sau
>lor desired?a sages and salt pork. The hams and
could make bacon were hung up in the smoke-;
0 of cochineal.. house, a small building with no open-;
001 were mixed ing except the door. A small fire pro- j
! the Confeder- i duced more smoke than heat, but
,vere no ready- j gave the hams and bacon a very de-1
lies were made i lic-ious flavor. There were plenty of
was no woven ! chickens for roasting and pot pies J
5 were knitted and eggs?turkeys for Thanksgiving j
ittens and trip-, and Christmas; occasionally a roast
ps were of rab- goose with apple sauce.
i no shoes; in i From the cows' milk we made both ;
le up to the butter and cheese. What butter and j
ere"killed each cheese the family did not consume
annery nearby,; was sold in a nearby village?butter
; tanned. A usually brought 12 1-2 cents a pound.
boots. They Cheese was also made at home, as
ill, and gave there were neither creameries nor
in. The tiax,1 cheese factories. Cheese was sold at
itil the fibre I r, cents to ?'? cents a pound. All eggs
>ody part, was not used went to the village store;
i worked by and brought ten cents to twelve cents |
iu woven. i nis j a dozen. Every tanner macie 11 is own ;
used tor sum- soap; it was called soft soap; it was!
etc. The seed soft> l)Ut very strong, and took the |
laxseed tea < ^ I dirt off your hands and face very j
for bruises. thoroughly, and some skin also tin- j
erything need- i iess you were careful in your ablu- j
aes, heats, cab-j tions. ? Indianapolis News.
kins for pies, | m
from fall to j Read The Herald, $1.50 a year.
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.
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A/HY (XJNT YOU
HESt OUT-Of-Town miff, J>
OUSES YOU HAVE BEEN / 111 111 I [ [MS'
ATRONIZINO FOR THE 1
TRUTH
r houses for rears?mav send them in,
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Lid at the same time tliev wouldn't ac?/
imp. This is the plain, unvarnished
l* yourself and see. These out-of-town
;> know vou?are not interested in vou
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id them. Spend your money with your
: you really are, who appreciate your
l building up home interests.
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 Forniture & Hardware Co.
Bamberg, S. C.
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WAYS OF A CHINESE INN. ' Cotton or
Atneiican Woman Tells of Experience Recent war ne
on Manchuria Frontier. strengthen the co
i ing from the repo
The building was a long, one- j days. Monday's
storied mud hut, with tratched roof, big rise as did yes
- ? ...u~. tnrs sppm to fieni
ue entered, oenoiu mc nun
tiersman had created! The long wan submarine v
room was the scene of homely in- cessful the avenu<
dustry. From the centre rafter hung main open, allow:
a big oil lamp', shedding its rays over nient of cotton at
a patriarchal family as busy as a successful the wa
hive of bees. By the clay stove sat to an early close,
the grandfather feeding the fire with the markets. The
twigs and tending a brood of chil- ton offered on th<
dren plaviiig on a dirt floor packed prevailing price 1:
hard, swept clean. From one corner | teen cents.?Laur<
came the merry whir of grinding! On~~HL
millstones, as a blindfolded donkey ! 11 iN
round and round, while a woman in i
i -*t , i i , ! Willie?What s<
red with a wonderful headdress gath-1 ,,
... ,. Killis?Well, it
ered up the heaps of yellow corn-1 , , , ,
1 estate he d have t
meal that oozed from the gray stones. . ? .x ,, . r
Katy noe it, bet
.More women in red threw the bright ? ... .
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meal high 111 the air. winnowing it ot, ?
its chaff; others leaned over clay : each section swim
mortars, pounding condiments with i dies: in each era
stone pestles. brown baby, each
Men were hurrying here and there: larger child. Fa:
with firewood, cooking for the trav-Jloud clamor of the
eiers. One end of the room was re- fell asleep in a ch
served for these wayfarers, but the the soft sound ot
kiang at the other end was divided and grinding mill
into sections. From each rafter over dale, in Atlantic y
We especially call your attention 4t?
to our line of *f
SLIPPERS j
Which have just arrived. We are
now in a position to suit all? <S?
ladies, men and children. V
We shall be glad to
have you stop in
and Innlr Vm 1
over. <|>
H. C. FOLK |
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Satisfied with small profits. >
We Know Your Wants I
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WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS ? 1
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our motto?and we assure Y
you we appreciate your >
business. V
LaVerne Thomas & Co. | |
Telephone 41-J Bamberg,
Buy Goods at Home I 1
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We have all you need at lower prices &
than you can get from Kalamazoo to &
Constantinople. If you prefer trading
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. A
RENTZ & FELDER |
Bamberg, S. C. >
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i the Rise. Frank Dramatic Criticism.
\vs has tended to: 4 number from this vicinity attton
market, judg-; tended the show at Liberty Centre
rts of the past few ; 0pera house Thursday night, but they
market showed a ^0 not think they got their money's
sterday's. Specula-; wt5Vth.?Bridge Corners cor. Liberty '
e that if the Ger- j presg> v
arfare is not sue- i
js of trade will re- Read The Herald, $1.50 a year.
ing a partial ship- .. ... _ . s
least, and if it is CANT LOSE HAIR.
ir will be brought ywenty Years From Today a Baldagain
opening up headed Man Will Be An Unre
is very little cot- usual Sight.
? local market, the ?
leins: around nine- 0ne of tIle most Prominent druS"
. gists of America made a statement a
ms Advertiser. few weeks ago which has caused a
great deal of discussion among scienEstate.
tjSfS jn the medical press.
? He said: "If the new hair grower,
3i't of a man is he? .Milcireaina nair rtemeuy, muieoses
he had a country its sales during the past
year, it will he used by nearly every
he katydids saying nian. woman and child in America
ore a week was up. within eight years.
American. "When Mildredina Hair Remedy is
? used almost universally, dandruff
g quaint little era- will disappear and with its departure
iriip wis a littip baldness, itching scalp, splitting hair
K ? ? f 1 and all scalp diseases will follow and
baby tended I? a twenty years rrom n0?. a baId head
r away from the will be a rarity." Sample sent for
> western world we 10c to pay postage. Mail orders fill*an
inner room, to eci b-v Mildred Louise Co., Boston,
j, Mass.
r swinging cradles pQr gale ^ ^jaCk's orug store,
stones.?Alice Tis- Bamberg, S. C.. and Peoples Pharlonthly.
macy, Denmark, S. C.