The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 11, 1917, Page 4, Image 4
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ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891.
Thursday, October 11, 1917.
Last Spring we heard quite a number
of people say they were going to
experiment with barrel gardening.
All sorts of stories were told of the
possibilities of a hill of Irish potatoes
in a barrel. But, somehow, we
have never heard from the experiments.
Won't some of those who
tried it out tell us the results?
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The colored people of Bamberg,
did handsomely by the colored selected
men Thursday night. The negro
population of this county has stood
squarely with the government in all
respects, as was to be expected. The
' forty-eight men leaving Friday morn-'
ing for Camp Jackson were a fine;
looking and intelligent lot of men,:
and we have no doubt they will rend-;
er patriotic service both at home and;
abroad. The whole people of the,
county stand behind the Bamberg j
men in service, both white and col-1
ored, and we do not doubt that the
county will be made to feel proud of!
_ them.
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The Herald apologizes to its read-j
ers for again incorrectly quoting thei
Bamberg cotton market. Two weeks!
ago we quoted cotton at three cents
below the prevailing price, and last
week did worse?quoting it at five;
cents under the price paid by the;
buyers. There was no plausible ex-j
cuse for making the error, and wej
can only attribute it to the hurry of
"getting to press." The first quota-j
tion we received Wednesday after- j
noon was 25*? cents, a few minutes!
later we learned that 25% was being
paid*' In changing the line to read
25%, the error was made on the!:
linotype machine, and in the hurry
to get the form on the press the correction
was not prof-read.
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Rev. J. D. Huggins, in a letter to
the Baptist pastors and churches i
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published in this issue, uses a striking
thought: "Our president, thanks :i
to our gracious Father in heaven, is j
one of the best and wisest men who .
ever sat in this high place, and one!:
of the best and wisest in all the
world. We will take his word." That
has a ring to it that is good to hear. !
Undoubtedly He who holds the des- j
tiny of the world in the palm of His
hand has directed the affairs of this [
nation wisely in permitting this great
man to be the chief executive of the
greatest nation in the world at the j!
most critical period in the history j
of the world. Let us have absolute
confidence in this man who has dis- j
played his wisdom on so many occasions.
"We will take his word."
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Delegates to S. C. C.
Governor Manning has appointed'
the following delegates from Bam- j
berg county to the ninth annual con- i
vention of the Southern Commercial
Congress to be held in New York
October 15 to 17:
W. A. Klauber, A. W. Knight, J. i
F. Carter, H. C. Folk, and H. J. j
Brabham, of Bamberg; S. G. May field j
and J. B. Guess, of Denmark.
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I The man with
I money knows |
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prepared when |
opportunity |
/ If a good business <
today, are you in a position
I be if you had BANKED the r
things you really didn't need.
Begin NOW. Qpen an c
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I up your yunuri unu a w
opportunity will come AGAI
Put YOUR mone;
We pay 4 per cent intere;
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BAMBER
MRS PHILLIPS TAKES
IRON IF BLOOD IS BAD
Suffered Two Years With Pellagra.
Couldn't Walk About the House,
iron Built Her l"p.
TELtS WHAT KIM) OF IRON TO
TAKE.
Everyone's energy, vitality and
general good health depends so much
upon the condition of their blood, and
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organs of the stomach, kidneys, liver,
and bowels, the slightest irregularity
should be corrected immediately.
Anyone troubled with their blood
for instance, is sure to sooner or later
experience uric acid pains, weak,
lame back; lost strength; nervousness;
headaches; dizzy spells, or some
other kindred symptoms, and iron
has become so well known as the one
best remedy everybody should use
it. The question is, in what
form? Iron is put up by the
chemist in pills, liquid solutions,
and mixed with all sorts of
elements, including, in some cases,
altogether too much alcohol for the
good of the system.
The cheapest, strongest, most efficient
remedy is plain, natural iron,
highly concentrated, and bottled just
as nature intended it should be taken.
It is called Acid Iron Mineral, is
Vitt flrnccictc in fiftv-opnt jmrl Hoi
lar bottles. It goes from two to six |1
times as far. It will help the digestion,
stomach, kidneys and blood. If ^
the bowels are inactive a good liver ,
pill like the A-I-M Liver Pill at 25c
for a generous size box is recommend- :
ed. People with normal bowels
should not use iron formed in combination
with laxatives. Altogether
too many remedies contain purgatives.
To indicate how quickly Acid Iron
Mineral will cleanse the blood and
tone up the general system and renew
the wasted strength the statement
of Mrs. N. E. Phillips, of Kershaw,
S. C., is quoted below:
'T began to be troubled with my
bowels, stomach and blood a little
over two years ago. It finally turned
into pellagra and at the end of that
two years suffering I couldn't even
walk about the house. Mrs. Ella
Hunter suggested I take Acid Iron
Mineral and after taking it six weeks
and using but four small bottles, I am
up and about doing my work and
gaining in strength every day. It
has done me more good than anything
I have ever tried and am glad indeed
to recommend it to anyone who needs
a good tonic or for pellagra or stomach
trouble."
A teaspoon of Acid Iron Mineral
in a glass of drinking water after
meals makes an unusual, powerful,
economical and delightfully invigorating
tonic, appetizer, blood and kidney
remedy.
A large dollar bottle if druggist
hasn't it will be sent prepaid on rertsvii-t*
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Leal Corp., Roanoke, Va.
Acid Iron Mineral is sold here by
Mack's Drug Store, and J. B. Black,
druggist; ' Fordham's Pharmacy,
Doyle's, Lowman Drug Co., Dr. D.
Moorer; Dr. H. D. Rowe, Dr. J. G.
Wanjiamaker Mfg. Co., and other
good stores.?Advertisement.
"Somewhere in France."
Hon. R. 0. Purdy, of Sumter, has
received the following wire from his
son. Lieut. Robert, "Safe, well." He
is somewhere in France.?Manning
Times.
Mr. A. L. Kirkland, Clerk of Court,
suffered the misfortune to have his
right arm fractured Friday morning
due to the usual cause, cranking a
Ford.
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to grasp it? You would
noney you have spent on
iccount in our bank. Pile
on't be long before your
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5t on savings accounts.
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We will sell to the hig
All of our Mules, Log Cai
be a good chance to get |
No side bidding; they m
the date and hour.
Kearse
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Mitchells differ from other cars in a hui
j ways, particularly in these respects:
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24 per cent added luxury?
100 per cent over-strength.
[5 These extra attractions are due to John W.
our famous efficiency expert, i tiey are nis
^ tions, paid for by savings which his factory i
5 ods create.
^ Come see how much these extras add to
^ you buy to keep.
| Co Us $4,000,000
^ Most cars omit these extras because of the s
| ' cost The cost to us, on this year's outp
| about $4,000,000.
i On Mitchells we save this by factory effici
3 And we spend it on extra values.
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^ Take our power tire pump, for instance. E
M body wants that So with our reversible headli
M our dashboard engine primer, ____
gi our ball-bearing steering gear.
So with our never-broken
cantilever springs. So with ?
|| our tonneau light, our locked Mi
? compartment our handles on MB$m
Ej the windshield tor entering tne fjr
car. So with our added luxury
& and our over-strength. Mitche
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g| is something that you want. power mc
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If Mitchells were built in an Four-Pas
[J ordinary factory, such cars at 122401 AiaSo
? our prices would be impos- Mitche
j|| Sible. lines, wit]
M But John W. Bate built and 40-horseP
??3 bore.
^ equipped this plant to build ^
Zj this one type economically. He ^
^ has snpnfr millions of dollars
;.'.j on efficiency methods, to cut
i?. our factory cost in two. 1. A1
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hest bidder in the town of
rts and Harness. This will
>ood, young, fat mules cheap,
ust be sold. Don't forget
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ndred This year our new body plant adds another big j?
saving. And that pays for our added luxury. Hi j
It is this model plant, with its more than 2000 j , %
up-to-date machines, which gives you these * , extras
free. \
Our Biggest Extra \ Mi
neth- The extra features and the extra beauty are the 5
most conspicuous attractions, n '
a car But the greatest, in the long run, is our 100 per |g
cent over-strength. In the past three years, John B
W. Bate has doubled our margins of safety. Every g
vital part now has twice the needed strength. / E
idded Over 440 parts are built of toughened steel. All fe
ut, is safety parts are oversize. We use a wealth of p
Chrome-Vanadium. p '
ency. Several Mitchells we know of have already run ?-j
2flfl nflfl miles each. In two vears not one Bate canti- . Ih
lever spring has broken. Yet Mitchell owners say
very- shock absorbers or other accessories are unneces- ^
ights, sary to assist .easy riding qualities. Those are some p
results of this over-strength.
tl Now a $1250 Size |
And now we have two sizes
1 ?Mitchell and Mitchell Junior. ?
Both are"Sixes, both are roomy 0
SIXES an^ powerful. Even the ^
smaller car has a 120-inch k
WO SIZES ! wheelbase. II
11?a roomy 7-passenger Six, , . 5
with 127-inch wheelbase You have never seen such If
ighly-developed 48-horse- values in fine cars. You have ^
>tor* never seen cars so equipped. p
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^ I J Mitchell class, such finish, such |
beauty, such luxury. You have 5
senger Roadster, $i56o. Sedan, never seen, at Mitchell- prices, g
riolet, $1960. Coupe, $2060. ? ' r p
Town Car and Limousine SUCh VSSt Over-Strength. - je
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11 Junior ? n^simiiar Come and confirm these [Sj
i 120-inch wheelbase and a facts. Come nOW, because g
ower motor? K-mch smaller there is bound to be a short- ||
age. In spring, the Mitchells ?3
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