The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 08, 1910, Image 4
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large and airy and well fur
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and every case. For a p<
countries, and today has th
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I Newest Styles and Latest
summer of 1910, we are
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Exclusive dealers in clothing, shoes and furnishing
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SUCCESS IN ADVERTISING. """'K way. jonn VVanamaker was
hoy who hail no schooling facilities
yianley M. Gillam's Interesting Talk bm, *'aS V1 1*' cai<nest a,1<1 ?ll<1
to Canvassers vt y who was willing to work. Yot
Manley M. Gillman, the man who 1 :"'w^vhat he came to. He is ih? mai
nnde the Wanamaker advertising fa- x : ' !ias revolutiortizeil merchandise ii
nous and who revolutionized newspa- ' ' ' l>.v his energy, his otigin,?er
advertising in tliis county, deliver- a'"J' 'lis ,a,'nestness. Earnestm J
?d a lecture to the employes of the 1 ", ni"n,'?us thing. When he went
Brooklyn Eagle's advertising depart- ''' ?'la<lolpliia he was a lioy, am.
jinent, in the Information Bureau. Mr. w'"' l"ohai)ly aO.Otm with !ic
juillam is now the business adviser ' 11 l'u' 8ftme pi utilise and o
Jof the New York Herald, and is eonced- | ' .:i', "!a"'V W.',th more rcUsons f,,r su?;ed
to he a man whose knowledge and '' * Ia" " "
1 judgment pertaining to advertising , ' !l ' wa country
manors, nlpnoa htm i- ~ ''?.v with no schooling fart I It iau vl.ol.
9 - U.uvvu UIUI AIA tuc J 1 I'll' IclIlK . , ,
? . . . ^ . .. . .... . <\ei except throe months each wintei
of American advertising mon. The lec*
J ?? ... , , . . . ,, until lie was 11 years old. Sometime
iurc was the third of a series of talks , . . , .. ...
. . . . later, he said, it occurred to htm thai
; to Eagle people by prominent news- ,, , ... .
J " ?... , . . . there was such a thing as short ham
paper men. Mr. Gillam s subject was , . , ... ,
i..o m. , t > i I. . and the very idea that anybody couh
; 'Some of the First Principles and
... ? _ .. ,, make a mere mark that meant a wort
Necessary Qualifications in a Young
1. ?* i a . ~ ? i n was fascinating to him. In IhOO h(
} Man to Make a Successful Canvasser? . ... .....
at . . ?? ? fecnt to lien Pitman, in Cincinnati, foi
-Style, Appearand, Habits, etc. , , .... ,
' . t?.m , . a manual of phonography. Withou
"Take John VVanamaker. He worked
, , . i . ever having even seen a man win
In a brick yard at the hardest kind of . , . , ., ,
. . . ? could write sliorthand or knew any
work. He was but a boy. He carried _K, ? ,, .. .
, , , * . * i .v. ii thing nliout if, Mr. Gillam said, lit
the bricks and stacked them up and I . .. ,
. ... . '? ok up the study and became a vcrj
den t hellevo (here was a boy with less s,ni?Kni|ll?Th,,, outline.
outlook. leas promise or .1,111 y ? ?,.rlrB r w
than John Wanaroaker. He had no ed- ln Bh,?tlmll? wrltl W11 h|
urntlon, no schooling ot an, amount mxnMnt , lhc |,lnkPrton Katlolla
lh.ro he was. lie was simply a bo, A ,.hllade,ph,a am
who did his work well. He dldn I h|a ld??,lflcil,lon w
study Itetwecn meals, either. No hu- dallies. Then he wenl
man being can have a higher regard covcrlna u,,, BlatB Ir^a.
for education than I have, and I he- |>|urp for ?1C ulob(, Fr(jIn hpre h(
lieve that no man or woman can know ,n ,llf> 0,lv,OPf!<lino, ,r
too much, but roil run Unrtm (n ?? ?
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THE BATESBURO ADVOCATE, BATBSBURO. S. g. F
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ate Where the Celebrated Keeley Rem
lia (or Nerve Exhaustion) and Tobacco
of the World Famous Keeley Cure has i
r "just as goou", etc.
ONEERS, and others unconsciously ack
h The Keeley Cure.
situated in the best residental section ol
additional improvements added that wi
m is among- the additions and the best o:
nished, making the surroundings comfo:
in charge are in constant attendanc e, wl
amryrl nf "fVin'txr \rnnve 4-K/v ^V-wiri + ^ A TZ
v/j- uhjjlij ty ecu o luc; v,cicjui ex tc;u ivcu
_e unqualified endorsement of the medic
icate to establish our cure. Hundreds o
very city or hamlet in the land can he f
iency of The Keeley Cure.
taking _ treatment for these maladies
re getting the genuine Keeley Cure.
n - and all Drug Habits, also Neurastln
Publicity. Consultation andCorrespc
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J'lilianeipmn. through a varnuv or in- iX juicier h l'lcsonri' of Mind,
teiests hold by the owikt ol ill <w< - lt dinner party whero there
old. One was a very fine h? rd ol lloi- wcro twolvo covers ono of the
stein cows, ironi which huiicr was courses consisted of scalloped oysters
produced to sell at a dollar a pound. jn stiver shells. The set of shells
aIi. (iillain was given the ta I. to place was broken there were only clothe
product before the ptihlii and he ven. The mistress, therefore, told
got uu a . lies of advertisements .vhleh tiio butler thut sho would not cat
t i t suited In selling the entire output to any oysters.
I people who were willing to pij $1. When the oysters came, he place !
? "In writing advertisement." said before his mistress ono of the shells.
t Mr. Giilain, "think of what you havo To his horror she did not doelne it
t'> olfer, who wi'l he int<*r?-t. i and She took up the fork and was about
how you will interest tliem. 1 thought to plunge into it, when the man Hew
ot something that would catch the eye, her ride. "Pardon me, madam,"
that would catch my eye and catch me ho murmured, "but you said I wan
and then I asked myself, "Do I really remind you that the doctor foruml
island what I know?' I knew the hade your eating oysters 011 any acealtlc
were from Holland and when count." Exchange.
I 1 began reading up, I found that the
I oldest breed of cattle in the world Slain s King n Hcorcliei.
I was the I foist ei a I sr.hi to myself The King of Wain Is an ardent au>
there is an advertising point. I wrote tomoblllst, and ills scorching has
...i, i., 1... 1 .1 ? 1- vvAi'i'lml the mlnlateru who lire ntiv
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Wnnaninker typo, for that was the about tbo safet.v of the rojnl
moat coneplcuoua In that (lay. I pro- neck* Thoy Pr??onted to tha i au;
sentcd a history of tho rows and ruts nm8,or '^ following petition:
, of four different Ilolsteinm fader' t "At tl.o ??rvie? of your majesty
, my little -to,y of the antiquity of the bearers. and v. hen time
.... . " . presses carriages. Wo therefore beI
cat! ic. | wrote: flutter from a herd of , . , .1 >
1 ,. . ... . . , seech you to give tip tho use of mo1
I ' ft U1 r,INV ' , "i "h Sl " n,ir tor ears. or at least to go at n mora
. kot after 10 o clock this mo. ,?ng. An modcr.l(e
pace. This is expected by
, hour later not a pound ot butter was fhf. (,vnft8tv ftnd yOMr poople. Wo
1 ' ' loi'ii \\ anuria, c u;i( lown 1 have been too much alarmed to ro*
, the offlee the next morning and want- ,nn|u ?.si,.nt "
^ ed the ir wrote the advertise- 'p(? which ills majesty sententious
; on'* In ' ' "1" f lend |y replied In a marginal note: "Dan
? r ' and ger lies not In tho motors, hut In tho
i | i v,. t .? f. f-;.? ' hearts of men."
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?RIPAY, APRIL 8 1910. _
NSTITUTE I '
edies for Liquor and Drug Addiction, INeuras- ^
Habit are Administered. ^
nduced many imitators who claim to give a treat- ||j|
nowledge that we are the STANDARD by com- W
f the city, has recently been thoroughly renovated
11 insure convenience and comforts to our patrons ^
f meals are furnished in the Institute. Rooms are
rtable and home-like. A full corps of trained as- JIL
lich insures the best care and attention to each ^
ey Cure has been administered in this and foreign
al fraternity, the Church and the entire world. ||fc
if thousands belonging to every class and calling
ound living witnesses ready and willing at all w
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v/r ouimin^ n iuhuo w 1 i cinti v CO iuj Li CUl?11 iv::11 b
inia (or Nerve Exhaustion.)Treatment Without =?|f
mdence Confident#!- ifjf;
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