The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, July 29, 1920, Page 4, Image 4
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ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891.
Published Weekly at Bamberg, S. C.
Entered as second-class matter April
1891, under Act of March 3, 1879.
~ $2.00 PER YEAR.
Volume 29. No. 31.
Thursday, July 29,1920.
A NEW HOTEL FOK BAMBERG.
The coming of the tobacco market
to Bamberg has opened up new avenues
of necessities in this city. One
of these necessities is additional
hotel facilities. This matter has already
become so apparent that there
is definite talk of the erection of a
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must positively be mad? at once to
care for the stranger within our
gates. There is plenty of money in
Bamberg, and for the good of the
* city, there is no better way of investing
some of it than by putting it
into a hotel that will advertise Bamberg
far and near. People cannot be
expected to some here if they cannot
get a place to stay. We have known in
the past of people leaving town at
night because it was absolutely impossible
to get a room to sleep in.
This is bad; very bad.
We know of some towns in the
state that make it a point of offering
plenty of the best hotel facilities, and
this in a large measure covers many
of the town's deficiencies. There is
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no doubt about it, the best advertisement
a town can make is to furnish
ample modern hotel facilities to its
visitors. \
Bamberg must have a hotel large
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enough to take care of .the people
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SUPPORT THE WAREHOUSES.
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To be the success it should be, the
Bamberg tobacco market must have
the cordial support of all the farmers.
We have in Bamberg two ol
. the leading warehousemen in the
country, men who have been in .the
business all of' their business lives.
They know tobacco from A to
Z; they have interests at other places,
but they have come to Bamberg and
are staying here during the selling
season in the interest of establishing
the best market in the state in Bamberg.
They deserve the support of
* the people m their efforts. While,
of course, in. promoting the interests
of the local market, they are likewise
promoting their personal interests,
surely any man is worthy of his hire.
Bamberg has more to gain than either
of these gentlemen.
The purpose of this editorial is to
suggest, and to strongly urge, that
every ounce of support possible be
given both of the local warehouses.
It is absolutely necessary, in order
to have a market, that aV least two
warehouses must be in competitive
business, arid it is to the interest of
the market that both warehouses are
successful. We mention this lest
some of our big tobacco planters unconsciously
do an injustice to one or
the other of the warehouses. Give
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your support to {he market by giving ,
your support to both warehouses.
It takes warehouses to make the
market; therefore it is necessary to
vfo sustain them. i
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\ Bamberg is fortunate in having
warehousemen who are congenial
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gentlemen. They are pulling together
for the. Bamberg market. In return
let our people pull for both of them. k
Give them all the patronage you can.
\ .. The Bamberg market is very young;
it requires nurturing. This is said
without a word of intimation*from
either of these gentlemen, and we
say it simply in the interest of Bam<
berg's newest industry.
Elizabeth Remained Single.
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Little Elizabeth Tilton, says Harper's
Magazine, had attended school
only a few days when she fell ill.
When she returned she brought'a note
from her mother signed, "Mrs.
Banes." The teacher asked for an
explanation.
"It's this way," said Elizabeth,
leaning toward the teacher with quite
a confidential air; "my mother got
married again, but I didn't."
A Knock for Suffrage.
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With a wild shriek the train dashed
through the county station without
pausing. "I say, porter," cried a
* ' startled passenger on the platform,
"isn't that the 4:15 to Widdicombeleigh?
Why didn't it stop here?"
The porter shook his head. "It
. don't stop here nowadays, sir," he/ explained.
"The lady engine driver has !
quarreled with our station mistress."
Large supply of cotton picking;
sheets just received. G. 0. Sim-1
mons, Bamberg, S. C.
Large supply of cotton picking
sheets just received. G. 0. Simmons,
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Tobacco twine at Rentz & Felder's. i
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One or the Other.
"Say, looky here!" sternly chided|
Constable Sam T. Slackputter, thej
well-known sleuth of Petunia. "That's j
the fourth feller you've run over this!
week with that there infernal Hootin' j
Nanny car of yorn! Have you got,
a grudge against everybody in this |
burg or do you get a commission from
the Bong Tong Clothing Parlors every
time they sell a pair of pants?"
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A Straightforward Reply.
The clerk of a court in the west
which examines many applicants for
American citizenship, tells of one
alien who had not much difficulty in
filling out the question blank given
to him. The first three lines thereof
bore these questions: "Name?"
"Born?" "Business?"
The alien answered in these terms:
"Name?Max Guttman."
"Born?Yes."
"Business?Awful."
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Power of Suggestion.
The critic seemed struck with the
picture. "This snowstorm painting
is very fine, indeed," hp said to the
artist. "It almost makes me feel
cold to look at it.v
"Yes, it must be realistic," admitted
the other. "A fellow got into
my studio one day in my absence,
looked at the picture, and unconsciously
put my fur overcoat on before
he; went out."
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Come and get some of that fine box
paper at Herald Book Store before
going, away for the "summer. Just in.
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Because It's Mad
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can't happen with a Kantlec
Kantleek Hot-Water Baj
can't leak. They are "on
piece" water bags?mouldc
from pure soft rubber into
single piece?no joints or seam
Most hot-water bottles are mac
in sections and cementec
Cement cracks?bag leaks!
We guarantee a Kantleek fc
two years?or a new bag free.
Ask to see the Kantleek.
w ^^Youmay need it tomght^
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The handling of a bank;
ing in business atters thi
ful some day.
Besides, as a means of 1<
hold and other exoenditi
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receipts for bills paid, etc
handling your affairs.
We render a special sei
your account.
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Origin of the Name.
When a train stopped at a little station
in the south, a tourist from he
north emerged and gazed curiously at;
a lean animal, rubbing itself against
a scrub oak.
"What do you call that?" he asked
a native.
"Razor-back hawg, suh."
"What's he rubbing himself
against the tree for?"
"He's stroppin' hisself, suh, jes
stroppin' hisself."
"Just why," we demanded, "do you
call the Hon. Bolivar Bogus The
Farmers' Friend?"
"Becayse in his speeches he is con
tinually and scathingly denouncing:
the profiteers who prey on the farmers."
"But does he take any action to
stop such abuses?"
"No, he cannot possibly find time
to do anything but talk."
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$ 3.00 Slippers $ 2.37
Y 4.00 Slippers . 3.37
Y 4.50 Slippers 3.76
Y 5.00 Slippers v 4.18
Y 6.00 Slippers ~ 4.96
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