The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, September 09, 1920, Page 4, Image 4
K\)tpamfoerg Jieralb
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891.
Published Weekly at Bamberg, S. C.
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Entered as second-class matter April
1891, under Act of March 3, 1879.
$2.00 PER YEAR.
Volume 29. Xo. 35
Thursday, September 9,1920
Woman suffrage carries with it
more privileges than merely voting.
They may sit on juries and may have
the pleasure of paying poll and road
tax, which in this county next year
will be only $6.00.
The women of Bamberg county
if
are given the opportunity of registering
on Wednesday, September 25.
Anybody else may register, also, but
the books will be opened on that
date especially for the benefit of the
women.
, Congressman Byrnes says that if
there is a Democrat in the country
who could be elected president this
year, that mam is Cox. Without a
doubt he is the greatest fighter the
Democratic party has, and if he does
not win it will not be his fault.
The Herald is being published with
considerable difficulty until the city
power house is put in repair. We
have current only about half the time
and then sometimes the voltage is
too low to run our presses. As ?oon
as normal service is restored, The
Herald will endeavor to make up for
all deficiencies n^w found in the paper.
In order to accommodate a bulk
of political advertising this week,
The Herald is compelled - to omit
, some of its reading matter. As this
is the last issue before the primary
and the only opportunity the candidates
have to get their views before
the voters of the county, we have
allowed more advertising space than
we would ordinarily.
The Herald suggests that if the
people will eliminate superflous expenditures,
the effects of boll weevils
and bad weather will be felt less.
There is a general wanton disregard
of the value of money which should
be curbed. It appears to be an established
fact that after the first year
or two under boll weevil conditions
the people are more prosperous than
they were when they depended entire-'
lp on cotton. The wise man will
not wait until all hope of growing
cotton has vanished before making
preparations to raise other crops. It
is quite true that the evolution of
changing from cotton to other crops
is a difficult operation, and one which
we should all like to be delivered of,
but it seems certain that cotton will
never again be the crop it used to be
in this section. Cotton can be grown
under weevil conditions, but not on
the scale of the past.
Just received, shipment of Double
Spring Laboratory Model Motor
Edison Phonographs. Best motor
made. W. H. Chandler.
Just received, shipment of Double
Spring Laboratory Model Motor
Edison Phonographs. Best motor
made. W. H. Chandler.
Cotton sheets reduced to 60c at
G. 0. Simmons's, Bamberg, S. C.
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One shipload of 100,000 bags of
coffee is sufficient to make 300,000,
000 cups of coffee.
Cotton sheets reduced to 60c at
G. O. Simmons's, Bamberg, S. C.
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Paper Prices Soaring, But Demand
Continues.
Atlanta, (la., Sept. 6.?With
the price of all kinds of paper
"gone out of sight" it would
certainly seem that the consumption
of paper would fall off
but such is not the case according
to Atlanta stationers, who
declare on contrary that more
paper is being used now than
ever before. Private individuals
and business firms may not feel
the effects of the high cost of
paper, but the publishers of
newspapers and magazines are
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problem in the whole history of
the printing industry.
Two of the best speeches at the ChiI
cago convention were made by women.
Cotton sheets reduced to 60c at
G. O. Simmons's, Bamberg, S. C.
CARD OF THANKS.
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We wish to express to our friends
our sincere thanks for their many
acts of kindness during our recent
bereavement in the death of our husband
and father, and for the kind expressions
of sympathy given us.
MRS. W. P. BLUME AND FAMILY.
Cotton sheets reduced to 60c at
Q. O. Simmons's, Bamberg, S. C.
CURED OLD SORES
ON MAN'S HEAD
He was ashamed to go in the presence
of others because of old sores on
his head. Treatment after treatment
failed to give him any relief until
he tried Zemerine. One treatment
brought relief and today he is never
troubled with the loathsome disease.
This wonderful preparation has been
used by thousands with positive results
in the treatment Ef eczema,
Scoffula, Piles, Itch, Old Sores, Ringworm
and many other skin eruptions.
Simple directions accompany each
bottle. Sold and recommended by
leading druggists. If your druggist
does not sell Zemerine send $1.00
to the Eemerine Chemical Company,
Orangeburg, S. C., and a large size
bottle will be mailed you postpaid.
If you are not satisfied after a fair
trial your money will be cheerfully
refunded.
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elected. Can South Carolina afford
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portant committee? The answer is?
VOTE FOR SMITH.?Adv.
Cotton sheets reduced to 60c at
i G. 0. Simmons's, Bamberg, S. C.
R. P. BELLINGER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
General Practice in AU Courts.
Office Work and Civil Business a
Specialty. Money to Lend.
Offices in rear over Hoffman's Store.
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1 because that vote was the reward of ther
1 want the office of lieutenant governor, n
office 1 have to employ other than the fa
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lina, I never.appealed to any sectional t
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that everv low country county went for
i I usual divided.
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j I me to their ranks to seek to use them as
i I did mention mv sendee as a soldier
j I wars, not because I thought that double a
my country qualified me for civic offic
| patriotism and because one of my oppon
i other things being equal, the voters ougli
I to give their preference to the man who 1
country.
; Are other things equal between mys<
' over the second primary? I have had le,
and unless the governor should die in off
| the lieutenant governor is wholly legish
j 1 from Greenville county from a field of 2
I given a candidate for that office in Gree:
s I as a lawyer I knew the needs of the far
1 la'ture with my knowledge of law. I wa
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tne iarmers composing tne wareno
1 vited me to make the race for lieutenant ?
I done had not my service in Europe that
My opponent in the most general ter:
I I was the only candidate who made specifi
j fair to capital. I did this at the first ca:
number of other meetings during the can
1 tion lawyer, and have always been supp
of mv countv. Thev know I am their fri
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ship to them.
I have not been a factionalist and ha
ing or prejudice in this campaign. We c<
South Carolina if the divisons of the pai
I I votes of today. My opponent preached 1
I I as I am able to observe, is the only cand
I I sought to profit by reviving the bitter fa<
I I the votes of every white Democrat rega:
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North Main Street, Western Side
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Two Story, Seven Rooms ai
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von me in the primary on August 31st.,
loan campaign I conducted. I do not j
or any other office, if to obtain that | j
irest and cleanest methods. j
his Piedmont section of South Caro- j
'eeling and any intimation to the eon- 1 | |
'ontinuallv and adroitly drew that line 1
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e proof that it was drawn for him is
him, which the Piedmont counties as nal
orders as my opponent, I never list- *
distributer nor referred to them in any
campaign; nor did I wear any insignia |
to office on fraternal order memberhip
in the orders which have admitted
stepping stones to office. ,
in the Spanish-American and World
'olunteer militarv service at the call of
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e, but because it was a guarantee of my
ehts often said on the stump, that
t in casting their ballots for any office, j |
isked his life in the uniform of his
elf and tne opponent with whom I run
gislative experience, and he has not,
ice, which God forbid, the service of 1 j
hive. I was elected to the legislature 1
1 candidates, by the largest vote ever
nville county. Being a farmer as well <
mers and could serve them in the legiss
so helpful in warehouse legislation .
use association of South Carolina in- J
governor in 1918, which I would have 1
summer made it impossible.
ms says that he is in favor of labor. I "
c declarations satisfactory to labor and j
mpaign meeting in Columbia and at a
lpaign. I have never been a corpora- j
orted by the votes of the working men 4
iend because I have proven my friendve
not appealed to any factional feel- |
an never have the needed harmony in |
st are to be permitted to determine the
larmony on very stump, and yet so far j;
idate in the state campaign who has
ctional antagonisms of the past. I want
rdless of his past factional line-up. ?
DSCAR K. MAULDIIN.
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OAK, W.A. KLAUBER, %
sident Manager
of the best men in this communi- I
! problem for Bamberg. ?
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