Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? ?? j ' ''7 P?M I'.- -s.-*^~--~?jL ??*T*'***^^M|Klll Bllllltl^'*^'*' V , -. _ jjkMng k*^\ * rj| . f Kxterior IVoples Hank. nn/NTiT n? T> axttt to ?et inonev ahead one must not rHiU-T-Li-CjO DAHIi. spend all. It is equally as simple One of the Leading and Progressive that to keep from spending all some Institutions of I Jam berg. part of your weekly, monthly, or yearly income must be put away beThe financial interests of Bamberg fore the spending commences. This have always been concerned in the is only a lesson from the kindergarverv ablest manner by her fiduciary ten of common sense, and yet how institutions, that are under the direc- few of the American people ever learn tion of capable and conservative men it. of wide experience and highest integ- Start a bank account with this rity. bank and you will take keen pride in One of the most prosperous of our watching your balance grow. The ^ If *Jm. - -%_4rr^""^^^ J ".?*"' 11.V ?*r^ *r^:B?R^^^Ri^^^H Private Office of President A. M. Denbow. banks is the Peoples Bank. This in- officers and directors of this bank stitution has always had and it now are men of fine business ability and has, among: its officials and directors have the best interest of Bamberg at some of the most prominent and dis- heart. The officers are as follows: tinguished citizens and men of our A. M. Denbow. President: Dr. Geo. county and city. P. Hair and C. \V. Rentz, Vice-PresiThe extreme thrift and prosperity dents: C. E. Black, Cashier. These o:' our citizens is plainly shown by gentlemen are too well known to the number of banking institutions need any lengthy comment, they are in our midst, and among them none men in whom the public has the / x -T t; a B1||V1W. TV^L _ Interior Peoples Bank. enjoys a more liberal and intluen- utmost confidence. .Make this bank tial patronage than the Peoples Bank, your bank and watch it grow. New The bank's capital stock paid in is accounts are invited. $25,000.00. Its surplus and undivid- A special feature of the bank is in ed profits amount to 23,uou.oo, and the savings department. In this dethe bank has deposits of over $100,- partment 4 per cent, is paid savings 000.00. accounts, while 5 per cent, is paid Accounts, whether large or small, time deposits, are always welcome at the Peoples Safety deposit vaults are for rent Bank. It is as simple as can be that j at a normal fixed price. VT A TTBPU'G . , a ? nl'ic /\t t n o linoo ntji'vin/l on/1 covoral i AAUA W "** 2'iu,? v/i tnv/ mivo vui i ivu auu ov* * v/i ut j affable and accommodating clerks are "Tiie Store of Quality"?Everything ever ready to make your visit to this 1 to Wear. store one of interest and comfort. . Mr. Klauber believes in the idea of j Seventeen years ago \\\ A. Klau- living and let live and to this feature: ber established bis business in Bam- is due much of his success I berg with the one idea of serving the embarking in business in Bam- j people and being served by them. berg. He is a firm believer' He is carrying today a line of Mer- in the prospect of the city ; chandise that would be a credit to and always does bis bit. You i a town twice as large as Bamberg, will find his store a pleasant place to ! His main lines are Ladies Ready-to- visit when in town or when down 1 Wear and Men's Furnishings. Such town. lines as Regal Shoes. Jno. B. Stetson Any article bought from this store: Hats. Boyden Shoes. Walkover Shoes, will be I lacked by a positive guarantee ' .. . 1. , i. _ ... and dot lies mat near me inarK m mt* us m ?eai ins iiuumt, cu. oij >ca i best makers are found here. For the and correct fit is the watch word of ladies the lines include Furs. Coats. .Mr. Klauber and he never was known Tailored Suits and Dresses. .Millinery to betray this trust. His customers of all kinds, and Novelties in great have come to look to him for styles: variety. al,<l patterns. Over twenty-five hundred feet of One of the oldest Ladies' Ready-to- j floor space is utilized in a proper dis- j Wear houses in this section. 'J. BO 1ST BRICKLE, AUTOMO The Largest and Best Equipped (hi- _ rage in Bamberg. j The photograph at the head of this article shows the large and well equipped garage and sales rooms of .1. Buist Brickie in Bamberg. Several , expert mechanics are employed the year round and Mr. Brickie supervises every job that is turned out by his shop, and this is one of the many reasons he is meeting with such success that he is now known tc enjoy. He is the local agent for the famous Chevrolet Automobile and it will pay any one that is in the market for a medium priced machine to call around and investigate tlie worKing 01 inis niacmne oeiore ou.v ing. A full line of Automobile Sup- P plies are handled as well as bicycle:; ?j and their parts. In this connection B it is fitting that we mention all work B is strictly guaranteed and when a t job is delivered that is not up to the m standard it is cheerfully made good. ? Gasoline and oils are handled for the ^ convenience of the public, and stor- fj age facilities are available for over ? fifty automobiles. This business / house handles the famous Goodrich Tij and I'nited States Tires. These tires K are known for their long lasting sor- ? Don't fail to call around and give E your work to this gentleman when in B need of first-class work or even a *= new car. He is reliable and worthy of your patronage. i v. ; . "y v ' , . . ' 1 * . ' "... ? . . 1 ^r 5^J rm-2 ^^^Hri^BSMSftff ?3B^Ei^?*C Jones Bros.' Large Sali JONES BROS. ^in: ket in " \V P One of the Largest Horse and .Mule ence j Dealers in This Section. rate j This firm has the distinction of be- This I ing in business in this city for twen- mules ty-six years, and during that time montl has built up a business that means earria volumes. The firm is composed of The w .Messrs. J. J. Jones, W. P. Jones and tal an R. C. Jones. These gentlemen are leader too well known to need any lengthy people comments, they are men in whom the Wago public has the utmost confidence, one 11 This is one reason for their success that y since locating in Hamberg, and an- aroun other reason is that on every mule at the or horse that they sell they are ever gentle ready to make good in any case that of the is necessary. They know a horse towar or mule from the ground up, and the count: Exterior Cliero Cola Bot DRINK CHERO COLA. i foreig: pass ( There is Xoiie So Good. spinel 1 which The big idea in offering Cliero Cola water to mankind is to provide a perfect, again* delicious, refreshing beverage, that is tie, d absolutely pure and wholesome. In over t order to be sure that the real good- then ness of Cliero Cola gets to the cus- spindl tomer it is sold only in the original is rep bottles sterilized, carbonated and other sealed at the plant. No Chero Cola tliorou is sold in bulk. It is not on sale any- bottle: where except in a Chero Cola bottle of the vi-itli tlit? I-jhol nn it Ma r*li hnttle Pfl ill VV 1 V. 11 bit V lUl/Vt VU A V l^UVU *S\SVV*V ^ ?* bears the Chero Cola label, which condit prevents the possiblity of substitutes. Wh When you drink Chero Cola from the sy the original bottle through a straw exact); you have the satisfaction of know- into < ing your drink is as pure and clean water and refreshing as it can possibly be while made. Many families are serving are ca Chero Cola in their homes. They Evenkeep it in the refrigerator at all the pi times?a real treat for every mem- are nc her of the family and for the unex- origin pected guest. It is no exaggeration to ed tin say that to none of the industries of fore b the city lias been applied more sci- delive entific thought, more liberal expedi- plant ture of capital in order that every- prodm thing used in the connection of hot- this cc tling their products might lie of the in On most modern and up-to-date type ern a' along every line. busine The bottles are first conveyed Mr. I'l through a hot caustic solution for a j the dr period of about fifteen minutes, the lis a 1 machine having several compart- j reasoi: ments, after this the bottles pass j busine through and under a rapid revolving ! is the brush, where under a spray of water I is doii they are thoroughly cleaned and pol- i old to ished on the outside, and labels or j order BILES, BICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES, AND AI Interior J. Buist Brickie's Oarage. ? rnmmm SMOAK & MOYE. . ' ':^V ('arrying One of the Largest Stocks i .. of Hardware in tlie County. ^"The Recollection of quality re' mains long after the price is for-'..^A,gotten." The Smoak & Moye firm :is one of the most striking evidences lions beyond the borders of the counts Stables. tv. Tlie clerks who serve in this ? . , . iU . . store are young men who have been ^i1S ti?ne m i . ^.1S. mar~ with the firm a number of years and ider the personal supervision ot ,iVj1Q j<now tjle business thoroughly, Jones, whose \ears of experi- an(j bave tie stock at their disposal. nakes him able to be an accu- Their attention to the needs of the udge of horse and mule flesh. (>ustoniers has always been a manifesirm lias sold 19 car loads oi' ^amberg^in the ^last_ twelve _ BAMBERG FRUIT CO. ( nl> ^esta"lant -"1 .^ain^ei??Clean fesS**'*?: ^ Three years ago Messrs. Nick and . ''- ?' '? v""' . Tom Chagaris opened up the above named place of business in Bamberg cling- Plant. all(l during that time they have built a matter removed. They then twr themselves a business second to ? ? , , , . none in this part of the State for ,i\er a set of slowh revolving cieanliness and good things to eat. es with side openings through They make a specialty of serving a spray of combined air and good, clean and wholesome foods, as under heavy pressure is thrown weil as cold drinks, candies (Nunt the inside suriace of the bot- nallys), all kinds of fruits, and fresh istributing the air and water oysters in season. They have given lie entire surface. The bottle the best part of their time on Amerinioves to the second row of can soil towards this business in makes where the above operation jng it the best of its kind to be found, eated with the addition of anstream directed against and on . bottom of the y the sanie amount being put -ach bottle. The carbonated is then forced into the bottles KLLCrV in the same machine and they :\L>gg" rried to the crowning machine, )unty and into the town of Cope ingebnrg county, using mod- |&cb. ? nto truck for deliveries. ^ iss is managed and operated bj MMBf lillip G. Carnes. who has placed ink in this county to stay. He 1 MfjpfjL ive wire, which is one of the PJ^T.* J _ lie is doing so good in his >ss. He believes that Bamberg best place on earth to live and ig all he can to push the good M'WS wn to the front. Don't fail to that case of Chero Cola today.' Interior Baml JTO SERVICE STATION . _. AV r i Jftjgg. jg.. i ^ ^ " ' ' V " V : ft ' Hfc - . tation of courtesy and appreciation. Among the standard lines of got is carried are Stoves, Ranges, Glass; ware, Crockery, Guns, Cut Glass, Tinware, Gasoline and Oils, Auto Accessories, Cnattanooga Chilled Plows anu parts. Cane Mills, Moline Plows and Implements, McCormick Reapers and Hinders, Mowers and Rakes, Moline Stalk Cutters, DeVoe's Paints and Varnishes. In many of these lines they are exclusive agents. And it takes fifteen thousand square feet of floor space for the storage and display of the enormous stock. Smoak & Moye serves a great army of customers both here and throughties. It is a store of an established reputation, and has given its years of experience to finding the best lines in the hardware business. Those who know the Smoak & Moye company have learned to appreciate goods of this store. The members are alive to community interest and are always found in the front rank towards any movement calculated to help Bamberg. The two aentlemen at the head of tliis firm are well known in our community, .Mr. Sinoak was for many years vice president of the Peoples Bank of the city, while .Mr. Moye was traveling this section for a well known wholesale hardware firm, before embarking in the hardware business. Since that time they built up a business that is indeed a credit to the city and State. Give this concern a visit when in town. 9 Jjf f i Hb J$-.^B| t< >ak & Moye. The people of Bamberg are fortunate in having a place of this kind to visit, and the business is very gratifying to the proprietors who are deserving. They are true believers in the future of Bamberg and are ever ready to help towards any movement that will help the town. In this issue of The Bamberg Herald they are particularly interested. They are good citizens and are doing their part to make Bamberg a good and prosperous town to live in. Don't fail to make them a visit when in town or down town; in fact try their lunch counter or table during lunch hour some day, and relieve that tired wife of yours. You will be pleased and it will relieve her of the worry of preparing dinner?that dreaded meal. )erg Fruit Co,