The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-11-18
THREE MORE BOOSTER DAYS.
Get in Your Clubs BY Saturda!
Night.

There are just three more big days
of the Booster Period. If you have
not sent in your clubs yet, you are
the loser; for some of the contest
ants are sending in subscriptions
every day, and securing extra votes
for clubs, and in addition, 10000
| votes are given to some contestant
every day during this period You
must surely expect to get those 10,-
900 votes at least one day. Work is
all that counts now-just plain, hard,
systematic work. Club your sub
scriptions together, and forward
them to The Herald today. You
| know whether or not you get the
extra votes for club, and if you
will send in a big club, perhaps you
will capture the 10000 votes for the
biggest amount turned in in a. single
day. There will be no time during
the contest that you will receive a
bigger number of votes for your
work than right now, so there is no
need to hold back.
Booster Period has been one grand
success so far, and the next three
days will be the biggest yet-if in
dications count for anything. Lively
interest is now being taken in the
contest-and why not? Who is it
who would not like to "pick up a
$4,000 suite of lovely furniture?
The furniture was shipped several
days ago from the factory, and should
be on exhibit in the next few days
at G. o. Simmons's furniture store.
Don't fail to call and see it. It VIII
be the most beautiful suite of furni-
ture that has been on display in
Bamberg in many a day; for when
we started about this thing of get
ting prizes, we resolved that we were
going to get something quite out of
the something that would
ornament the home of rich or poor
something that the winner would be
proud of. The winner of this prize
will think often of The Bamberg
Herald, for the suite will last for a
long, long time, if quality and price
count for anything, and we believe
that it does. -
If you are down toward the bot
tom of the hist in number of votes,
the thing for you to do is to get
right out and get subscriptions. They
are easy to get. We have hundreds
of dollars due us for subscriptions
that have already expired. Any Of
these subscribers will be only too
glad to give you a. renewal if you
will but ask them for it,.
Now if you should work very hard
this week and get large number
of subscriptions collected, they count
for almost double, and in addition,
if you get the largest amount in any
one day.. you get 10000 votes for
that.
To use a slang expression, the
woods are full of subscriptions. .
They: are to be had at every farm
house, at every city mansions in the
field, in the stores, everywhere. For
The Herald is read by everybody,
rich and poor. 1t is poor mans pa
per, and rich mans paper; for it
caters to nobody in particular, but
everybody in general. 1t gives the
news as it happens, uncolored. We
believe in printing the news, and we
try to print it all.
Remember, somebody is getting
those 10000 extra votes every day
for the largest amount turned in. 1t
is up to you. We have made every
inducement possible. If you don't
get in lot of clubs every day, 1T
is nobody's fault but yours. The
subscriptions are all around you,
just waiting for you to go
and get them. If you don t
do it, don't blame us if you fail to
get a big prize-or a big ten per cent
check.
For the second prize-which is
certainly a most attractive one-We
have an order on Mr.. G. A. Lucas,
Aiken, S. c., for $500. Now Mr..
Lucas is one of the leading dealers
in music and musical instruments in
this section of the country. He sells
everything in the musical line. He
is dealer for the famous Vlctroia
talking machines-the best one in
the world. The $500 Victrola is
one of the most beautiful instru-
ments ever made. It is an ornament
"a thing of beauty-and OF course
YOU know the quality of it's tone 1t
| rerroduces any sound just as the
so,nd is made-Whatever that sound