The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-06-05
You Will Have to Hustle to Win the
Piano.

of the piano or other pI1ZeS. All
have become familiar with them.
Now is the time for steady deter
mined effort, the kind that wears
and tears and makes character In
the doing. Everyone of these con-
testants who have been working for
the prize will be the better for the
effort even though there is only one
piano and only one who can get it.
Who is to be the one? That is to
be the momentous question. DO
they at times see vision of the dray
stopping at their door, the men un-
load. tramping into the house with
the beautiful instrument, the reward
of their prowess and endeavor? How
much interest did you take in such
dream? Have you not dreams OF
YOUR own? And how would you feel
to have them realized? Don't you
think you would have very much the
same feeling could you in some way
assist or have assisted in the reallza-
ton of some such laudable ambition?
Try it and see. Put forth the effort.
Bear in mind some of the contest
ants whom you would like to see
winner and then go out and work.
Every time you spend a dollar
mt If some place where you can get
q vote coupon and then turn it over
to your chosen candidate. You
| won't be the only one doing this,
and how do you know but what
your little help will turn the trick
and put the prize where you want 1t?
You people who get out of your
selves once in while and do some
thing for somebody else, are begin
ming to learn the true secret of hap
DIV life. and once you get in the way
you will keep it up forever-you will
speedily see that the millennium is no
tickle dream but blessed reality, to
be brought about by just simple
means.
If when you do a kind act you
should fatally wait for the gratitude
vou might therefore miss the op-.
portunity of doing another, and fall
ing to get what you have foollshly
desired, lose all the JOY of life, or
having got it, lose the other chance
of being satisfied. Best keep on
trying them; what is done for others
YOU have done twice for yourself, for
what is your end and object than
happiness, which never follows greed?
A piano is never a foolish posses
sion. When one;can play it all with
in reach of it's sweet sound are bene-
fitted thereby.
The bonus is from now on as fol-
lows:
For every ? new subscriptions
5000 bonus, total of 12,2OO votes.
For every renewal subscriptions
5000 bonus, total of $500 votes.
For every 40 merchants coupons
900 bonus, a total of 1000 votes.
Extra Special.
For every three fve-year subscrip-
tions $4,000 bonus, a total of 10000
votes.
For every two twenty-year subscrlp-
tions $4,000 bonus, total of 1885,
900 votes.
By studying out the above bonus
offers any contestant will be able to
win as each and all have this right.
The following merchants give
coupon with every one dollar cash
purchase to those who ask for them.
Get YOUR tickets when you buy your
goods. No tickets given on accounts.
E. A. Hooton.
Bamberg Pharmacy.
| Rentz & Fielder.
The Millinery Store.
C. R. Brabham's Sons.
A. McB. Speaks & Co.
A. Rice.
w. D. Rhoad.
J. D. Copeland.
J. A. Murdaugh.
Peoples Drug Co.
The following is the vote received
by the various contestants at the third
count and the total vote and standing
of contestants to date,
Miss Elma Chitty $1,000 $4,000
Miss Cleo Kearse $1,000 7O,6OO
Miss Hattie Bessinger 44,O50 7O,45O
Miss Thelma Kearse $500 6O,5io
Miss Kittie Dannelly 42,6OO 54,SOO
Miss Rosa Adams 1925 51,750
Miss Fanny Free 3,05O 22,O50
Miss Nell Clayton 1925 15,O75
Miss Matte Nimmons 1900 14,4OO
Miss G. E. Jordan $50 1925