The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-10-07
DON'T FORGET THE COUNT.
Contestants Must Get in All SubScrip-
tions by Saturday Afternoon Next.

The wonder of Bamberg county
just now is the big subscription prize
giving and profit sharing contest.
The contest is the best humored, fun
producing, money making event
Bamberg has known in long time.
Everybody wants the beautiful prizes
offered, and Judging from the good
work being done, the contestants in
tend to have them. For they are at
work with a vim.
First Count Next Saturday.
The announcement that the first
count of votes would be published in
our next issue has stimulated the
activities of the contestants wonder
fully. The Herald management
wants every contestant to make a
good showing in the first count, and
we urge every contestant to be we'll
represented with votes when the
vote box closes Saturday afternoon
for the first count to be made.
The contestants are asked to send
in their subscriptions and remit
tances not later than six o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon. After that time
we will canvass the votes, and the
result will be published in the next
issue of The Herald.
That Pair of Queen Quality Shoes.
To the contestant having the larg-
est number of votes when the first
count is made, we will present an
order on Mr.. w. D. Rhoad for pair
of $500 Queen Quality shoes. OF
course you know that Queen Quality
shoes are right up to the minute.
Why pay for a pair of lovely fall or
winter shoes, when you can get them
free by getting few subscriptions
to The Herald? We cannot imagine
an easier manner to get pair of
shoes than this.
You Cannot Lose i'm This Contest.
There is no possibility for any
contestant to lose in The Herald's
contest, for if you don't win one of
the five capital prizes; you will GER
tainly win a nice. check. Ten per
cent. commission will be paid you if
you do not win big prize. Never
before has such an offer been made
in Bamberg. The Herald wants a
thousand new subscribers must
have them-and in order to get that
thousand new subscribers, we are
going to do a handsome thing by
those who help us:
Lady, if you have not sent in your
name as a contestant, or if some
friend has not sent it in for you,
don't neglect this golden opportuni-
ty. Do it now. A postcard will
bring you an outfit. Then just put
in a few hours every now and then,
and beautiful suite of furniture
may be yours.
Can't you use a $50 suite of ma
hogany finish, four-piece bed room
furniture? If you cannot use it, you
are extremely fortunate. There is
nothing cheap about this suite. Ask
G.. O. Simmons what he thinks about
the suite we selected. He is furni-
ture man, and knows furniture from
A to 2. He will tell you it is one
Of the most beautiful suites his fac
tory connection makes.
Will an $S5 cabinet talking ma
chine ornament your homea This
machine, manufactured by the lead
ing talking machine house in the
country, is one of the most beautiful
instruments we ever saw. Don't
confound this with a ''graphophone'
or "phonograph." 1t is beautiful
ly finished cabinet talking machine
an ornament to any home. Plays
disc records of any make, in a beau
tiful tone:
Would you like a $4,000 set of
beautiful furs? Of course you
would. Perhaps you have not bought
any furs for year or two, because
on account of the hard times you did
not feel able to invest enough money
to get a set of real furs. This is
your chance. These furs are manu-
factured for w. A. Klauber, an ex-
pert in furs, and be says they are
o. K, and worth every cent Of fifty
dollars.
You must have coat suit; will you
buy it or will you allow us to present
it to you? You can pick it out to
suit yourself from Thomas. the mil
linery and dry goods man. You can
take any suit he has up to a value
of $500, and you know you can get
mighty nice coat suit for $500.
You have wanted a nice coat for
years; maybe you did not feel quite
able to get a coat and suit at the