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i H* |j| Milliner ^ HATS A f. We are determined to clea fefc #55ence you know, Hooton has t want to introduce ourselves, BB have had our biggest and mosi vyg you still further. Bear in min H *55 Goods. Below we mention a f It come see and be convinced, tl ! what we have. $10.00 Hats for $6.00. hfc 7.50 Hats for 4.00. Bp 5.00 Hats for 3.50. 5.00 Shapes 2.95. H 2?^ 2.50 Shapes 1.25. I 2.00 Shapes 1.00. V Ribbons, Braids,' 3 Hooto r PERSONAL MENTION. ?Mr. ( ___ was in the People Visiting in This City and ?Mrs. ( i at Other Points. sPent Tues \ ?Mr. R ?Mr. H. A. Wright, of Orange- spent Sund * burg, was in the city Sunday. ?Mr. B ?Maj. Havelock Eaves, of Orange- is spending burg, spent Sunday in the city. ?Miss 1 ?Drs. Carwile and McMurray, of ed from a % Orangeburg, were in the city* Tues- ton. day. ?Mr. J *I ?Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Still, of Miss Annis Blackville, have been visiting rela- ing friends r - tives in the city. ?Misses ?Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Brabham Helen East and children, of Columbia, were in days at th< the city last week. ^ir ^ ?Miss Mildred Knight left Tues- has been vi BB| day afternoon for Manning, where has return she will spend the summer. ai JJr ?Mrs. C. R. Brabham, Sr., and Florence, a ; daughters left Tuesday for a visit to Mr. and M relatives at Nichols, S. C. ^jrs ] ^ TTT o n ?-Mrs. J. wauuamaivci, utciu, o. \^., Orangeburg, spent a few days in the her son, M: city this week on a visit to relatives. ? ?Mr. C. F. Kilgus, who has been of Ridgevi attending the Citadel at Charleston, of Mr. D. 1 is at home for the summer vacation. Misses i ?I)r. H. J. Stuckey spent a few am Mathe days last and this week in Bishop- visiting Mi ville his old home, on a visit to rela?Mr. ai **V S- the Buford ?Mr. R. B. Simmons, of Charles- the city gu] ton, is in the citv on a visit to the ~^7q unders family of F. F. Carroll, Esq., his thinking 0 ^ son-in-law. order that ?Mr. C. F. Ellzev, who formerly dren. lived here, but who has been living in Savannah, Ga., for some years, is IX RE * visiting relatives and friends in the cjty What Othe ?Mr. J. C. Guilds, president of the T* ?il. T -Amin uttonHoH tVlP State n.yvvuriu ucaguc, attvuuvy. ?? annual meeting in Chester last week. ^ e are Mr. Guilds was re-elected as presi- some ^ dent. North Carc ence to ar ?Dr. T. J. Kellv, of Charleston, , __ , . , . , . _ . berg Heral has arrived in the city and has asf ? 'as the spea v sumed charge of the Peoples Drug i _ . , , . i Press Asso< Co. Dr. Kelly is a graduate of the ' ^ jnext week. Charleston Medical College. i. forgiven, o ?Rev. \V. R. McMillan, who has f pUisiv-e wl been at a hospital in Columbia, re- j ^ye are rep turned home Monday afternoon. His jpaper comn very many friends are glad he is! mav have I back, and hope his health will im- ! not had 01 v nrovP , pvehansres ' ?Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Bamberg , week. and little son, who have been at j in additi Asheville, X. C., for some time, are ments we in the city on a visit to relatives, tory article They will return to Asheville in a few jn Bamber days, where they will spend the sum- We also mer. from a lad j | y Departmei lT great reductions .n out before closing the season. Fi he Newest and most Stylish at all tim and mercandise to dozens of new p ; profitable season. Now we want to d you have months yet in which to v ew prices of the many things we ha lat we have what we advertise an< $3.00 Feathe] 3.00 Flower A AA n i.1 z.uu x eat.jit;j 2.00 Flower 1.00 Flower: 1.25 Flower: Velvets?all at great reductions. n's Ladies! A Herald Coupon or 1 Hover, from Orangeburg, we do not know but city Tuesday. Herald, commending ). R. Hooton, of Denmark, an(* asking for the da day in the city. al written by Hapgc ., 11 r in never seen it. eid Elkins, of Ridgeville, . .. .. We have written tc ay m the city. , ly, asking for a cop; ob Graman, of Charleston, but it hag not be n ' a few ^ays *n city* As soon as we get he Huth Herndon has return- wni publish it. few days' stay in Charles- in this connection to say that Hapgood i ames Halford and sister, of Collier's. He had > nf "Rinpwiiip nrp visit- with Robert J. Coll i in the city. over the president > Harrie Delle Free and siSnec* or was disch :erling are spending a few recently bought Harp3 Isle of Palms. we trust that il wil1 E , j ttt , , come into any South dward Wannamaker, who ? , . . ... ... ., Hapgood is its owner isiting relatives in the city, ed to Orangeburg. Editor Rnight' j,, ~ t^, ., , . , . Editor Knight, o id Mrs. C. F. Gilchrist, of! tJ . . . .. .. . ,x . Herald, who has the .re in the city on a visit to < . x ,' .. , , . . ... ~ ,. I what he thinks, whic rs. W. M. Brabham. ? even for those who Lizzie Brooker, of Spring- tionally> has> at t, is in the city on a visit to Hme in our judgmen r. C. J. S Brooker. test against the invi tnd Mrs. J. P. Matheny, j to Norman Hapgooc lie, are visiting the family j tor of Collier's, to sp< Matheny, in the city. | jng of the South Car< i Jaunette Ligon and Miri-i ciation in Charleston ney, of Orangeburg, are that Mr. Hapgood or iss Marguerite Easterling. i his magazine an arti , .. . T !suiting' to the wome id Mrs. A. L. Kirkland, of \ . INow as much as we m 's Bridge section, were in ; aday on a visit to relatives, i censed b> the articl< tand that Mr. Kirkland is|artlcIe ?f similar puri f moving to Bamberg, in|of the moment' uP?n he may educate his chil- we must know that s' were it expressed in , zines, could not detrg XORMAX HAPGOOD. tues> the ^race or _____ Southern women. S< r Xewspapers Have to Say hood cannot be assai out the Incident. son who attempts through ignorance or publishing below what conception, e papers in this State and If Mr. Hapgood w lina have to say in refer- sible for such an a i expression in the Bam- visit to the South I d as to Norman Hapgood opened and the grie tker at the meeting of the sin will weigh hea nation at the Isle of Palms (There are a lot of p Some think he should be I to learn much of cc thers that we are too im-j South. I^et Mr. Hap lile others agree with us. will see and unders rinting below all the news- journalist of talent nents we have seen. There I and his friendly inter been others, but we have j is to be desired.?Si jportunitv to go over our aid. carefully last and this! Norman Ha ion to the newspaper com- j Editor A. W. Knig print a short commenda-| berg Herald voices hi: from one of the best men the selection by the S g. jciation of Norman Hj received a personal letter orator on the occasio y in Savannah, Ga., whom meeting of the associ it Dry Goo As you all know from past i son to another, and June is th? om experi- to carry over, so we invite you es. But we -what we advertise, therefore i: eople. We mer war^ro^e) come an(j get it share with ? , A One lot of Childrer rear Spring _ $9.50 Dresses for $6.00. ive to offer, , .. 8.50 Dresses for 5.00. i advertise 5.00 Dresses for 3.50. rs for $1.50. 4 <? Dresses for 3.00. . , _A 3.00 Dresses for 1.75. s for 1.50. , , ? 5.00 Skirts for 3.50. rs for l.uo. ir i no One lot of Skirts at 2.50. s for 1.00. Just arrived Laces of s for 60c. s for 75c. Come, we shall expect you anc values. Yours i. i nir*ii? utore and INfflu Pen Purple Stamp& for Every Dollar You Spen who reads The of Palms on the 27th inst. |p our expressions Editor Knight thinks the selection Mr te of the editori-. an unhappy one on account of an ar- jj >od, as she had tide uncomplimentary to Southern women which appeared in Collier's II ? Collier's Week- Weekly some years ago when Mr. II Y of the article, Hapgood was editor of that journal. j j received as yet. The article in question created I )ld of a copy1 tfe something of a sensation at the time and it certainly included a grave of- II it might be well fense against Southern patriotism and II s not now editor sentiment. But Mr. Hapgood, or Cola row last year lier's as we recall, repudiated the arier, the owner, tide-and offered some explanation il r*ce and re- and apology for printing it, the nature 11 arged. He has of which we do not remember, but er's Weekly, and which was considered by many at the II lot be allowed to time as a satisfactory amende honor- ||| ern home while able. ]|j an editor. We are all liable to error and sub- I s Protest. J'ect to mistakes at times, and the I f the Bamberg Privilege of apology is a common habit of saying right and should not be denied any h is a bad habit, ?ne, unless the sin be unpardonable think most ra- indeed.?Columbia Record. J ais inopportune ? j t, entered a pro- The editor of The Fort Mill Times I itation extended 1:5 not a member of the South Caro- L I, formerly edi- 'iDa Press Association, but regrets to I? sak at the meet- see in the dispatches that Norman === olina Press asso- Hapgood is to address the members that , on the ground ?f the association when they meet at ice published in the Isle of Palms in a few weeks. son s cle that was in- This man Hapgood is a Northerner seen n of the South: ^*ho seems to harbor a strong dislike forSi' ay have been in- for the South. It was he who, while do nc e, or any other editor of Collier's, wrote a very in- insul< )ort, on the spur suiting and unpardonable article in is an second thought reference to the South and Southern inten Jch a sentiment, women. and to see that he is soon to acceB a dozen maga- address a body of the husbands and Ledg( ict from the vir- sons of these noble women, is nausea the beauty of ting in the extreme.?Fort Mill ~v" outhern woman- Times. tors < led and the per- ositio it must do so T?o Quick on Trigger. Mr. through a mis- Editor A. W. Knight, of Bamberg, Wee* upon second thought doubtless will mindl as ever respon- admit that he was too hasty in his re- him rticle, after his ^arks last week about the selection with lis eyes will be of the annual orator of the Press As- of th vousness of his sociation this year. Knight can see unsP< vily upon him. as far into a mill -stone as the next the f eople who have ?ue when he tries, but he is just ??od' >nditions in the temperamentally a little too quick mauy good come. He ?n the trigger. is st tand. He is a It is hardly conceivable that any fend< and convictions member of the Association would de- the s est in the South Hberately seek to embarrass the exe- in Xo )artanburg Her- cutive committee or any member of Profe the committee, and it is hoped that circui Carol cms was uui iuc n !t is flirth r hoP<?d that the Asso-|and ' ; potest agafnst " Assiciation wiI1 c^tinue Iare tat "d agalnst ^ maintain its high standard of cour- wntl1 inl^T t8Sy and that the incid*ont will now anc? d t0 be the stand closed.?Greenwood Ind^x Souti n of the annual portu ation at the Isle Brother Knight overlooks the fact m ha Hoorarsl 5A* ds Department g J experience we do not carry goods from one sea; month we use to close out what we might have 5^5 to come and look, for you will' find here just Jfe* f there is anything you need to finish your sum- *?# while you can get them at a price. 3** i's Dresses to close out at 75c. SK 40 inch Batiste was 50c reduced to 40c. 40 inch Batiste was 25c reduced to 19c. 30 inch Suesine Silk reduced to 35c. 20c Colored Flaxons reduced to 15c. 38 inch Linaire was 35c reduced to 25c. j-jgJ 75c Embroideries reduced to 50c. 3ft# 50c Embroideries reduced to 40c. jgg y. all Kinds, Fans, Gloves, and Novelties. 2SS* 1 your daughters, we want you to share in these for business and promptness, ' wry Parlor 11 $7 CAfnWrighlsviDeBeacli,N.C j I 01/10 Wilmington, N. C. i| Tickets sold each Thursday?June 5th to ? and including September 11th, 1913, limited to reach Denmark, returning, prior to 'J|| ? t j j ? a# a a* a miamgnt ot tne secona iuonaay tonowing date of sale. EXCURSION RATES NORTH AND EAST ' \ For Any Information Address T. C. WHITE, General Passenger Agent, J* LILES, _ 1 Wilmington, N. C. Ticket Agent. the editorial of which he speaks can be done in no more effective mant have escaped President Wat- ner than by welcoming them into our notice. And even if he had homes and giving them an opporit isn't it about time we learn to tunity to see how we live?to. see re a fellowman's mistakes? We what manner of people we are.? )t believe Mr. hapgood meant to Charlotte Observer. t the women of the soutn. it ne | ' y sort of a man he would not Editor The Bamberg Herald:?I tionally insult a people and then admire the true Southern spirit it their hospitality.?Gaffney shown by you, and it seems alone, sr. as expressed in The Herald of last Should be Welcomed. week, in reference to Norman Hap:ne of the South Carolina edi- good being invited to address the ^ H do not take kindly to the prop- editors of the State. Of all the peo- r: n of listening to an address by Pi? w^o live on Southern soil and Norman Hapgood, of Collier's naye Southern blood in their veins, N :ly fame, and are speaking their they should have been the last to 5. The incident they hold against invite such a man to speak to Southwas his editorial in connection ern men, for to them the people look ~ * ^ n + Alnnnr O 1 rv> Aa+ oil the driving out of Wilmington 1U1 wiuiuiauuu <"?"6 ?? ?> e negro editor jManley for his lines. The insulting and lying ar?akable insult to the women of tide in Collier's Weekly about the South. For that article, Hap- fair women of the South ought to s publication was barred from make it unsafe for Hapgood to make homes in North Carolina and a track in South Carolina, ill barred. He grievously of- SUBSCRIBER. c v 3d against the sensibilities of Bamberg, S. C., June 12, 1913. iouth, but in the last campaign Our views coincide with those of rth Carolina we believe he made Editor Knight, of the Bamberg Herssions of repentance. Under the aid, when he questions the proprienstances, we believe the South ty of the South Carolina Press assoina editors should welcome him ciation having as principal speaker furfhor nmnf whinh thpv i at its annual meeting, soon to take o able to do, that when he was place, Norman Hapgood, who, while ig, he labored in dense ignor- editor of Collier's Weekly, slandered of the Southern people and the the white women of the South in a i. We should never lose an op- most outrageous manner. It is well nity to take men like Hapgood to be reminded of these things? nd and set them right and this "lest we forget."?Kingstree Record. I . . ' ,.r: