The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-11-17
THE APOLLO MUSIC CLUB DE.
PARTMENT.

There will be much to see and en-
JOY during Farmers Exchange Week
in Bamberg Nov. 29th, 80, Dec. 1st
and End. Many exhibits and dis
plays will be in the Denbow Ware
house and while there, you are cor
daily invited to visit the Apollo Mu-
sic Club Department.
You will probably be first attract
ed by the Doll Booth, which promises
to be a veritable "child's paradise
with it's lovely decorations and ex-
quisite display of dolls. Big beauti-
full dolls, medium size dolls, and
smaller ones-some will be playing
the piano while others sit around and
listen; some enjoying rides in hand
some carriages, and you will see the
whole doll family who have come
to take in Farmers Exchange
Week. The old clown dolls will be
there too-making their funniest ia
ces, while the ''old negro nanny" is
at her wash tub.
Beautiful extra caps and dresses
will be sold at very reasonable prices
too, so that your dollie may have a
well-filled wardrobe. Come, little
folks, to see these lovely dolls and
tell Mrs. J. B. Black which one you
want old Santa Claus to bring you
this Christmas. She will be sure to
tell him.
In this Doll Booth you will also find
many things for little babies, There
will be handmade caps, sweaters,
dresses, bibs, shoes, pillow slips, crib
blankets, rosettes, muffs, and other
things.
Next will be the Fancy Work
play of hand-em broidered pillow cas-
es, towels, centerpieces, tea napkins,
children's dresses (siZes 3 and 4.
years., complete bedroom sets, cam
isoles, handkerchiefs, novelty sofa
pillows, powder puffs, and so many
others things which will make lovely
Christmas presents. Mesdames G. E.
Black and Frank FOLK, with their
committee, shall be delighted to
show you these things.
Adjoining the above department,
you will find the Art Gallery-with
lovely oil paintings, water colors, and
many hand-painted Japanese scenes.
These are really exquisite, and II
you want dainty little gift for only
Csc, you may find it there in the
form of a 1922 calendar with pref
ty scene. All Japanese scenes sell
from Csc to 75c each. OF course, the
oil paintings and water colors are
more expensive, but they are good
values.
In this department, you will see
most interesting corner-known as
the photograph Gallery" There
will be photographs Of people from
all over the county and state-taken
before they were eight years Of age.
Many times you will laugh while
looking at these and you may be sur
prised to find one there of yourself
that some kind friend entered. A
beautiful doll, valued at $1,000, will
be given as first prize for the pref
tiest picture entered. A doll valued
at $500, will be given as second
prize for the finest specimen of ba-
byhood, blue ribbon to the cutest
and a red ribbon to the quaintest. II
you have any pictures which you
would like to enter, send them to MRS.
C.. F. Gilchrist, or Mrs. F. NJ. Moye,
who have charge of the Art Gallery.
1t will cost you only 10c to enter eacn
picture (must be child under eight
years of age when taken) and you
may win one of the above prizes.
Good care will be taken of all pic
lures and returned to you in good
order after the contest These pic
lures WILL NOT be handled by the
crowd.
Wouldn't you like to stop in the tea
Room, too? Rest there, and Watch
the people pass by, while you enjoy
a sumptious turkey dinner Cfor only
75c) or probably you would prefer
some chicken salad and tea or cof-
fee (35c), or maybe only ham or
chicken sandwich with tea or coffee
(15c), or even a cheese or butter
sandwich with tea or coffee (oc).
wich with tea or coffee (5c).
There will be cakes, pies, IN TACT
anything you might like-at very
reasona BILE price, so do not fall to
visit the Tea Room. Mesdames H. n.
Folk and L. C. Smoak and their COM
mittee will gladly serve you.
Now, last. but not least, you Will
find the Candy Booth with every good
kind of homemade candies that the
Bamberg people know how to make:
Come and get some to enjoy while at
the foot ball game, or while watch
ing the parade or to take home with
you. Pretty boxes will be sold also
at reasonable prices. Miss Martha
Ray and her committee will give you
the best and the most candy you have
ever gotten for your money.-adV.