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MMBMBi8j||g|H5?BE3BpyMBMJB5^55WBMLa^BK*?^^ Exterior Farmers Mercantile Company. Farmers Mercantile Co. ] (iuaiiti*ies? an(1 each season a large { part ot the season s cotton in the viA. ... , T .. ,, ... .. i cinity is bought by this concern. The One ot Olars Leading Houses.?Well j firm ig eonlposed of H H. Kears3> Stocked and Properly Managed. j president and manager, and R. M. | Kearse, vice president. The managThe business known as the Farmers i er> -\jr h. H. Kearse, besides running Mercantile Co., in 0!ar, 10 one of the j the above business, is operating an largest business acquisitions to the J eight-stand, 70-saw Lumus Air Blast county. Housed in one of the best! gin, which is serving the people of business houses in the town, with a j this section this season and handling stock of goods second to none, this i their cotton with neatness and dis- . firm is offering to the public this sea- j patch. Mr. Kearse is also one of the son one of the most select lines of i largest farmers in this section. This merchandise to be found anywhere, j year lie has in cotton 800 acres; corn Dry goods, notions, groceries, wag- ; 400 acres, besides other grain and ons, buggies, hardware, furniture, j cover crops. He is one of the largest I'UHliJS, CliiU ICi LUUC15 aic ' V/UUU11^CCV( UUJW3 lix tl&lO a^vuvyu. iUV some of the lines handled. The bus- i business of this firm means much to iness also handles cotton in large1 the citizens of this section and this Gin and Cotton Scene Plantation of H. H. Kear*e. Interior Bamberg; Furniture and Hardware Co. The Bamberg Furniture and Hard- edged to be authority on hardware ware Companv's business is under an^ its value. They are considered the direction and Dersonal sunervis- hv0 ?r Bamberg s leading business tne ai ect on ana personal super is men ever rea(iy and willing to lend ion of Messrs. E. C. Hays, president, a helping hand to any worthy moveand John Cooner, secretary and treas- ment that is for the welfare of Bamurer. These gentlemen are acknowl- berg and Bamberg county. Cotton Scenes at 15., E. & \\\ ^ 'WHICTi?W BnHBBBHHB|^^HflfiBMBB sBHBBn^^^7^B|H9^MH||^^flBHBinHBH BHBEnHHHBHIHI of for Chairs Manufactured by F. K, Graham. 'wit! Int^rinr H H Kftiii\<>\ (Jin. paper is pleased to commend this worthy of your patronage and busisplendid enterprise to its readers as 11 ess association. I '^ ,! | v".: t.-v.V j . .. ' 1 ^ * ' > hr. t V* '- Sllkvs 1 *2?s ^ 5^1 E9 r r ii ; ^4 i .,.i, a.m * z:m < Cotton Scene and Residence of Dr. L. A. Hartzog. '< Interior and Exterior Views F. C. Ayer's Store. F. C. AYER. anywhere in the county. His grist mill is one of the best in this section. I'irliant and Planter.?Located at He is backing the community in the II Ayer Station, oil 15., E. & \V. food situation and encourages his peo pie to save thereby helping to win the _ The business establishment operat- war. Mr. Ayer is a native Bamberg by F. C. Ayer is one of the newest boy, having been reared in this counsiness acquisitions to Bamberg ty. He is a believer in the future of unty. The two cuts shown with this section and has staked his life is write-up are the exterior and in- work here to make a bigger and betrior of the store, which is stocked ter county. For the convenience of th a complete line of supplies and the public Mr. Ayer has installed a :>ceries. Mr. Ayer opened this store modern gasoline station and those order to accommodate the peo- running out or needing this autonioj of this section, and thereby save bile necessity will find it at this store, sin the trouble of having to go to Mr. Ayer's success is due to the manvn for their wants. His business Tier in which he takes hold. He was is opened to the public in March only a short time ago working in this year, and during the short Bamberg as a clerk and bookkeeper, ne he has been doing business he and by dint of hard work and sheer s built for himself a very gratify- perseverance has forged to the front ? patronage. In addition to running until today he is making good in ev3 store he is operating an eight- ery sense of the word. He is known rse farm and this year he has one throughout Bamberg and adjacent *1,^ l.nf* trfr\ or ro-rvTW t n ha OOOll (> M11 11 t i P < I Exterior Hoyt's Gara go, Denmark, S. C. TTnVT'C r1 AP APIP 'illess tor himself and has built up X1U 1 1 o VxiiJXiiVjJli. a patronage second to none in this 1 section for good results. He is a lipped to Do All Classes of Repair thorough worker and understands the Work and Battery Charging. repairing of all makes of automo biles, and another feature of his bus'he name of Hoyt's Garage has iness is that he guarantees his work, i n a by-word with the people of He carries in stock all Ford parts, imark for three years. Before as well as doing vulcanizing and batt time .Mr. Hoyt was with the firm tery charging. Call and give this I r. H. Crenshaw, where he served man a chance to work on your car; over five years. After his service you will be treated right and very i that concern, he opened up bus-! reasonable prices will be charged. Interior H. Karesh, Olar Branch. TT TT A TMTIMTT ?T- A1 ^ T n 1 XI* IV A H. fift n T yi"S vjcutei wnen xn uiar. j>ir. rearxi stine is a live merchant, ready and Olar Store.?J. \Y. X'earistine Mgr. i '?f , ? movement that will help Olar grow. < oiiiph'tcly Stocked House. , This business was established in Olar in 1914. Prior to that time Mr.! *'*^^P ment in Olar for about ten years and " 19*13, and it was rebuilt and reorgan- -Q- ^ A merchandise. The business in Olar lieves in the old adage that "honesty is the best policy." And this motto Here are shown the splendid homes lie adheres to strictly. The Olar bus- of Messrs. B. D. Carter (above) and iness is built along the lines, "treat J. F. Carter (below), members of the your customers right and they will firm of Carter & Carter, one of the c-ome back." He never believes in leading law firms in this State. These trying to make it all on one custom- homes are modern and beautiful, and er, but small profits often enable him in keeping with the growth of the to turn his stock often, thereby make city of Bamberg, more in the long run. The stock of i goods carried in this store now em- ??rv*k ' ' *? ' T :j braces every known article ususally * t ^ < carried in any dry goods store in the fF&Zf' " ^ county I)rv o-nnds notions shoos . ^>-31 Union Station, Ehrhardt. HM MBF^ -B? HB Ehrhardt Methodist Church. HRn'^ l m Hf HmAA n -i Dr. J. M. Love, whose photograph '?7'' appears with this article, came to ^ Bamberg Feb. 25, 191(i, and in this ' '^ RBPSSlf short time has won for himself a rep HmDv u tat ion second to none in this section HBr as a veterinary surgeon. The peo r ^ pie of the community had long felt * the need as such a man as Dr. Love ^ * and were not long in discovering that V he is one of the most skilled and m straightforward men in his profes sion. Dr. Love came here from JohnI ston, S. C., where he enjoyed three f . /ggm years practice. He is a graduate of ffljjM Detroit Veterinary college, of Detroit, i .Mich, and specializes on the diseases common to live stock, such as ring ^, bone, spavins and weak eyes. You 1=5=1 will not go wrong in calling in Dr. T\"D T IDT T AT7TP Love the next time your stock is in JJxv. J. JVL. LOVL. need of medical attention. ??.. i^i" * Exterior of the Ehrh aidt Bargain House, , ?