The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 10, 1918, Prosperity Proclamation Edition, Image 9
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Interior Khrhardt Pharmacy.
EHRHARDT PHARMACY saie of cut glass and fine china. This
fall will see one of the finest lines
, . , . ., iv t ever brought to Ehrhardt on display
A header ... the Drug lane ... a( thjs 3fore Thjs store js hea/.
Khrhardt. quarters for holiday goods, and this
? season the proprietors have stockThe
drug line in Ehrhardt is ably e(j a very large assortment. Come to
taken care of in the business operat- this store and bring your prescriped
by the Messrs. .1. L. Copeland, M. tions. They will be filled promptly
D., ana J. J. Farrell, Ph. G. These and with the greatest of care. Take
gentlemen have established in Ehr- home a Thermos bottle to keep lihardt
a business that is serving the quids cool during the hot months, or
people with a line of pure and fresh hot in the cold months. Both Docdrugs
and sundries of all kinds, toi- tors Copeland and Farrell are publiclet
articles, rubber goods, station- spirited citizens who are helping to
erv, cigars and tobaccos, and a com- build up their community, as well
plete department is devoted to the as their business.
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Exterior F. K. Graham's Furniture Store.
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F. K. GRAHAM. fhairs ?ft a" kinds>tabIes, forL the lu 1
brary. kitchen and parlor, book cases,
I.. . u, ,v , ? , w. ... kitchen cabinets, office equipment,
Ehrhardts Only Exclusive Furniture rugs and carpets; ^ cof.
and I ndertaking House. fins an(j caskets, all at rock bottom
. . . prices. In fact a general line of fur- 5
One of the leaders in furniture in niture is always carried. s*
Bamberg county is the above named This firm also enjoys the privi- w
firm, being established in September, lese of dealing in a small wholesale j1;
iai- business in hand-made chairs, made a<
191 ?, whose business is on a line witn e , ? , , ^
from the best hickory and ash wood, j1(
the best in the larger trading centers, cowhide bottom. Sells both whole- F.
K. Graham's up-to-date furniture sale and retail, also pays freight on
and undertaking establishment is lo- out-of-town business,
cated in the heart of Ehrhardt and Don't fail to call in the next time
is stocked with a complete line of you are in town or down town, i
furniture and undertaking supplies. Prompt deliveries is the watchword
Xo newcomer to Ehrhardt should j and whether an order is given in perhimcoif
r?r hor^pif hv shin- son or over the uhone or bv mail it
ping here the staple fittings of the will receive prompt and courteous (
home, for this firm keeps everything attention. Mr. Graham is a live and
in this line and makes a specialty progressive business man of Ehro'
equipping the home from cellar to hardt and is doing his share toward
garret. Chamber suites, chiffoniers, the upbuilding of a bigger and better; i
buffets, side boards, parlor sets, city. j j
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Elirhardt Barbep Shop, thj
Interior I). K. Fender's Store.
D. E. FENDER. stocked with fresh and well assort*
ed goods. One of the main features
One of Bamberg County's Cleanest of this business is a clean and invitOmrorv
Stores store. He caters to the people
_L__ of Ehrhardt with the one idea of
There is situated in Ehrhardt one serving tiieni and giving tliem honest
of the cleanest grocerv establish- g0()ds at honest prices' Mr' Fender
01 tne cleanest grocerj estaDiisn .g Qne q{ th0 leading an(1 successful
nients in the State, conducted by D. business men of the town, a member
E. Fender, who established his bus- of the city council, and is always
iness in February, 1915, and since found ready and willing to serve his
that time has rapidly built up a very town in any capacity that will enlarge
patronage among the people of hance the interests of the conimunthat
section. His main lines num- ity. The photograph accompanying
her such as fancy and staple grocer- this article gives the reader a slight
ies, fruits and soft drinks. His store idea as to the inside of this store.
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lie lias one of the best grocery con- order of groceries, or for soft drinks
eerns in this section, and it is always or confectionery.
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Interior ("has. Ehrhardt & Son.
'HAS. EHRHARDT & SON ?*?}
. ... ? . ., . . . vote very little of their time to the
l?. Oldest Business hnterpr.se m running 0( the store> although they
Ehrhardt. carry a good line of farmers' sup
plies and groceries. Mr. H. W. EhrThis
business liouse has the proud hardt is connected with several busistinction
of being Ehrhardt's old- iness enterprises in the town, and
t business firm. The business that!^'s father, Mr. Chas. Ehrhardt, is the,
, . , ... ,, . ,, .real "father" of Ehrhardt. the town!
ands today is the old business that; hayfng |)een name(] fQr hjm These i
as established by Mr. Chas. Ehr- j gentlemen are ardent supporters of
ardt, and was reorganized in 1910 this section and are helping in ev-;
5 the present firm now stands. The ery way to make it a bigger and bet-1
gads of the business now are Chas. ter place to live. !
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Interior H. Karesh's Store. j}
H. KARESH. I strictly adhered to. The proprietor, n
Mr. H. Karesh, believes in showing ci
le Proprietor of the "Store Ac- the people that he appreciates the n,
coiiiinodating." trade given him and is ever ready ic
i to go out of his way to accommodate .
The motto at the head of this ar- them in any way possible. His store 1:1
ci - one that is indeed being is stocked to the top shelves with a h<
nice line of dry goods, shoes, cloth- w
ing, fancy goods, laces, satins, ladies'
he Ehrhardt Barber Shop, hats, ladies' ready-to-wear garments
and clothing for men. His features io
of the (leanest and IJest Shops are W. L. Douglas shoes for men,
in This Section. Queen Quality shoes for ladies, Style'
' plus clothes for men. He also hanThis
shop has been moved into its d!es the famous lille ?r Pictorial Re- ,
, . , . . . .. view patterns. i
w quarters. which is in one of the ^jr opened his business in
st buildings in the city of Ehr- Ehrhardt in 1009 and during this
rdt. and was built for the business time he has built up a business sec- j
.Mr. J. M. Dannelly. The proprie- ond to none in the town. He also
. has a branch store in Olar. which is i
r, Lewis miner i w nu is semug mo ,
, . * r> shown in the Olar section of this pa- \
untry and is at tins tune at Camp per Thjg js one Qf t|)e flrmg jn Ba'n)_
ckson ready to so "over there ) berg county that are always willing j
a barber worthy of the considera- to right any wrong and any mis- J
m of the citizens of Ehrhardt. He takes are cheerfully made good. Mr. |
a colored man and is one who has Karesh is one of the leading business
ivays been loyal and lias always men of the town and has always $
en one to know his place. He is done his share in helping Ehrhardt
sj ected by those in the community to become one of the best little cities
10 know him best. He has equip- in South Carolina. Make this store
d his place of business for the con- your headquarters when in Ehrhardt
nieiioe of his customers and you are and see for yourself just what this
-tired of every facility known to store offers you in merchandise,
e barber trade when visiting his courtesy and every effort on the part
op. The business is managed by of the clerks will be at your disposal. <
C. Butler, who is a good barber. The stock of merchandise displayd
he is assisted by John Ryan and : ed at this store is one of the largest
illiam Allen. These men are all and best assortments of dry goods,
1 barbers and handle the trade of wearing apparel, notions that this p
is shop with neatness and dispatch. store has ever offered its trade. pi
Kxterior Carolina (iin Company.
CAROLINA GIN CO. ed to their care receives prompt at
leniion and is liandled with care and
. * lit- /. ; dispatch. The companv in 1 y 17 ginOne
oi the Largest and Leading Gins , f , .1 * . . ? ?
^ j "ed only 1,?uo bales and last season
in the County. I ginned 4,4 00. This will give to the
I public some idea of the growth of
Ehrhardt is the proud possessor of > this ginning enterprise. They hanone
of the largest and best equipped ! died l,t>00 tons of seed, together with
gins in the county. The Carolina f?ns of meal. This is one of the
... {y . ? i , \ . ,, , . .. . leading manufacturing enterprises of
Company has installed in their the c0?ulltv> and the6 peopl'; have
plant a thorough .Murry system, com- come to realize just what a business
posed of all the latest machinery asset it is to have a gin capable of
necessary for the prompt ginning of handling the cotton output of the
all the cotton brought to them. The section. .Mr. Coggins, the manager,
gin is what is called a six-stand gin is a firm believer in this section of
and last year turned out 4,400 bales the county, and in giving the people
of the fleecy staple. The growth of a well equipped ginning establishthis
gin is due to the manner in ment, he is not only making his own
which it is being conducted. The business career, but is serving the
men at the head of it are thorough people while being served. He is debusiness
men who take an active in- servedly popular with the business
terest in the development of the com- life of the town and with his patrons,
munity and attend strictly to busi- who always receive a square deal at
ness. Mr. A. B. Coggins, the mana- his hands. Bring your cotton direct
ger, together with Mr. Henry Ehr- to this gin and have it handled by
hardt, the superintendent, are al- these experienced people who operWHVC
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Interior Carolina Gin Company.
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Interior (). E. Kearse's Store.
0. E? KEARSE. I welcomed whether you come to buy
goods or not. The Bamberg Herald
oneral Merchandise, Cotton Seed is pleased to mention this firm i'? a
. ~ general review of the county s "good
and Country Pro uce. stoies" as a worthy place for you to
~ . , ... ~ ~ . , trade. .Mr. ivearse is a firm believer
To trade with O. E. kearse is to -n tj]0 future development of Ehre
treated as square as can be. His hardt and was one of the first to
lotto is to treat all alike, and his come into this "special" Prosperity
istomers all know this. His busi- Proclamation Edition, showing his
, . , ... public spirit to a degree that is buildess
is run and operated with an >ng Ehrhardt His business is one
lea of giving the people of this sec- that he takes special pride in and
on the best class of merchandise to has bought goods for the fall sea3
had at the least money, consistent son that are a credit to his judgment
ith quality. His place of business, and he gives his customers values
I which a photograph is shown, is hard to equal anywhere else in the
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Bamberg county lias made good large extent for our excellent highrogress
in its road building. Our ways, as most of them have been
resent supervisor is due credit to a j built during his administration,