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Thooto YOU ARE Tuesday, Wednesday, & March 17th. 18th and I Come and Bring Your Friends and Their F SPRIINQ EXHI Of Imported and Domestic Patl : Miss Estelie Rutledge in Chsrf j In addition to our showing i| Hats, we will show you al Things in Shapes, Flowers, j Chiffons, Malines, and in 1 { thing that is stylish in Mil j Miss Eutledge has spenti I the markets, selecting the 1 I as they were placed on the r j not only has her ideas hut t | those of experience with wh< ] contact daily for a month, fore states that she is bette please the girls and ladie." j - before, for her showing is n j and more complete in eve ! than we have previously shoi left nothing undone to ma] j greatest millinery success : - " ^ *1 1 ! 11 tory, therefore, wnn your ass J HI intend to make this a time wl HI be better pleased with Hoo j'j than ever before. If you ] , - HI been before, follow the crow j j1 lead you to Hooton's. If you lij range to be here during the HI tioned, come at your first oj ;H so you can see what we are ||{ millinery to the girls and la HI and surrounding counties. HOOTON'S | BAMBERG, - - PERSONAL MENTION. Union Meet _____ People Visiting in This City and ot other Points. Unions w C Impel, Ke ?Mr. M. W. Brabham, of Raleigh, Springs, and , .. _ ? j Sunday, Mar N. C., was in the city for a few days < last week. ?Mrs. A. McB. Speaks left Sunday * n is n _ . _ . . , | and home e lor Baltimore, where she will select ; tion and anE spring millinery. j la_ResoI ?Mr. A. M. Wright, of Tfce Herald union meeti] force, spent last Sunday in John-' 2 The h< ston with his parents. j hoards (*< ?Mr. A. M. Denbow left Saturday Achievement <>. afternoon for Richmond, Va., on a culties. business trip of several days. i 3?The Ji V ?The manv friends of Mr. J. W. i rial fund; Stokes are very glad to see him out church builc again, after an illness of a month. 4?PersoE f ?Miss Mattie Weathersbee, of tion 1 Williston, returned home Sunday, af- our Sreat ne ter a visit to her sister/ Mrs. G. E. Division > Bamberg. ' . Introductc ?Mrs. H. H. Copeland and little McMlIJfn2 Rev* I daughter, Sara, arrived here Monday Black ) afternoon,? after a visit to relatives . . . 2?(a) D in Augusta. .? ' Folk; (c) J. ?Mrs. O. A. Simmons returned iTerndon * 01 J am Avf vieif ^ T | l&Sl SUQUctV livui au c.Mciiutu ?wv ^ JttGV 1 to friends and relatives in Florida ^ McDowell and Alabama. ' 4_Calvin ?Mr. S. E. Neely, of the Buford's Rev# w. R. Bridge section, was in the city Tues- Missionary day attending a meeting of the board McMillan, of equalization. Division > *?Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Starr, of Introductc Olar, are guests this week of Mr. and Huggins. Mrs. E. B. Price, while Mr. Starr is 1?Rev. C C serving on the jury. J. D. Huggii ?H. M. Graham, Esq., spent a few 2?(a) ^ days in ^alterboro last week, at- Sanders; (c tending court, where he was coun- Geo. Hopkii sel in a mnrder case. 2 **ev- ^ ?Miss Estelle Hinshaw, who is **0Pkins. milliner for La Verne Thomas & Co., *~7~ * C* arrived in the city last week, and issionar, is boarding at Mrs. Armstrong's. Hopkins. ,, Division J Georgian Signs. Introduce Jones. Detroit, Mich. March 9.?When 1?Rev. I President John J. Navin of the De- F. H. Funde troit baseball club returned from 2?(a) R New York to-day he found awaiting (b) Rev. V him the signed contract of Ty Cobb. J Hair, (d) Navin had given Cobb the right to Grubbs. make it for one or two seasons and 3?Rev. 1 the champion batsman made it a two- Funderburk year contract. 4?Rev. I "The report that Tris Speaker's Woodward, new contract .calls for the highest Missionar salary paid in baseball is not true," Funderburki said President Navin. "Cobb's con- Division I ' tract calls for the biggest salary in Introducti the game." Britton. The figures were not made public. 1?Rev. \ N'S 0PE1 : CORDIALL of Pattern 11^ iPlliJ 1 the New Hew Goods JB | narket, she ^ r prepared T 3 than ever m.. She has |||| iistance, we W ton's Hats liave never d, they will i cannot ardays men Be Sure and Come, We 5 pportunity, . offering in . dies of IMS A PlIrp|e Slamp W|th LADIES STOR s ings Barnwell Baptist KILLING NEAR CX)WARI Association. x~ ??? Trouble Over Line Ditch Rest 111 be held at Hunter's Tragedy. sedy Branch, Healing Mt. Arnon Saturday and Scranton, March 9.?Sa ch 28 and 29. night about 10 o'clock, abou PROGRAM. miles above Cowards, in F1 lent work of the State county, Herbert Evans, Sam aission boards; explana- and Jesse Evans, all brother louncement of campaign. John B. Miles, Troy Miles and ] ution on disposition of Huggins were filling up a lin< ag; collection. between the Evanses and Jo ame and foreign mission Hicks. John B. Hicks, upon i) Their work. (b) informed that these men w< s. (c) Needs, (d) Diffi- work filling up the ditch, it ii immediately got his shotgun fr< adson centennial memo- residence and went to the spot home mission board the men were working and, it ling loan fund. leged, without a word, shot in ial piety and consecra- crowd and wounded Sam Evai nembers of our churches Troy Miles. >eds. From the information ga iO. 1 at Hunter's Chapel, it seems that either one of the iry Sermon?Rev. W. R. brothers, Miles or Huggins, a opened fire on John B. Hicfc 2. A. McDowell; (a) Dr. fatally wounded him. Hicks ex "'Hrtrt't chnnt any more m6, v ? . C. Hunter; (b> G. W. have killed me; take me 1 E. McMillan; (d) J. G. death resulting immediately. The trouble, it is said, arose X. R. McMillan, Rev. E. the line ditch between Hicks a I. Evans boys, which has been st< McMillan, M. J. Free, for years, and it'appears tha McMillan. sides were well armed and re; r Sermon?Rev. W. R. kill. After the shooting H Evans, John B. Mills and 1 7o. 3^ at Reedy Branch. Huggins surrendered to the )ry Sermon?Rev. J. D. officers and are now in the < jail, while the ?wounded memt ieo. Hopkins, (la) Rev. the party are a\ their homes as. guard receiving medical attenti V. H. Hutto; (b) J. C. John B. Hicks was a farn ) W. T. Cave; (d) Rev. years old, the youngest son of is. Hicks, a member of one of th< '. D. Huggins, Rev. Geo. prominent families in Florence ty. He leaves a wife and s Ellzey, Jeter Creech. small children. The Evans bo y Sermon?Rev. Geo. all young married men, sons late John Huggine, of Timmoi s'o. 3 at Healing Springs. All of the parties are prominer Dry Sermon?Rev. W. M. and their family connectior / . many. ). W. Heckle; (la) Rev. ?? ?? ? irburke. R- Cullon. :ev. F. H. Funderburke; 2?(a) Rev. W. G. Brittor V. M. Jones; (c) H. J. Rev. W. L. Hayes; (c) J. A R. R. Johnston, T. J. kins, Sr.; (d) Rev. J. R. Cull M. Edenfield. ^V. M. Jones. Rev. F. H. 3?Rev. W. L. Hayes, Rev. e. Rev. D. W. .Heckle. Cullom. ?. H. Funderburke, R. E. 4?Rev. W. H. Simpson, Deer, w. cj. oi am, y Sermon?Rev. F. H. Missionary Sermon?Rev. e. D. D. Hayes. <o. 4 at Mt. Arnon. W. L. HAYES, ory Sermon?Rev. W. G. J. D. HUGGINS, W. G. BRITTON, V. L. Hayes; (la) Rev. J. Commi NING EXP Y INVITED 1 , aiJ , be: Shall Expect You and Your Daughters Jjjj 3 yoi all Every Dime You Spend With Us set ______ erii ? AND MILL1 >g. MONTHL Of the Dispensaries in Bamberg ( ilta in ALL STOCK IS GIVE? Dispensary No. Location Total Invoice, li eluding Stock c hand 1 day Moi Bamberg, S. C. 1 R. R. Ave. $8,026.2 turaay Denmark> s> c 2 Palmetto Ave. 8,063.4 it two oiar, SC. 3 R. R. Ave. ' 6,422.5 orence Ehrhardt, S. C. 4 Main St. 6,390.1 Evans Govan? S. C. 5 R. R. Ave. 1,160.1 5> and 1 $30,062.4 Bishop STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 3 litch Bamberg County. Personally appeared J. M. Grimes, J. B. Kearse, W. ' . Board, who, being each duly and severally sworn, depc being rect ire at Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day ? i/1 S oaia, Dm his . where News From Clemson. is al- * to the Attempts to mobilize at Clemson: * is and College an army of scientifically j Horses trained men many hundreds strong j other farm ; thered will be made this summer. In fact, j digestion of Evans President W. M. Riggs has already evefring^eet t once begun to make plans for rounding :s and up as large a proportion of the six P ^ A :claim- thousand former students as he can. | BWI i; you Of these six thousand men who have I lome," attended Clemson college since the; It founding of that institution, about a It about thousand of them?936, to be exact nd the ?hold diplomas certifying to their ' inding completion of full courses. The oc- j thing e]se t0 r t both casion of the "round-up" this summer j fireg loyaity ariv to will he hnme-nomine week, the firstly, ^ __ erbert ever to be held at Clemson college, j AI*UUSU uo uire 3ishoff and one that Dr. Riggs desires to | en m the h proper make one of the largest ever held r*ngement8' county by any Southern college. at the idea w >ers of The dates for home-coming week 3 under have not been definitely determined a read on. but the week will probably be one in ? ^ ons are ler 38 the latter part of summer; perhaps Examination." W. J. about the middle of August. Details ^arcb 14th. . 3 mosi of the program will soon be worked ^em with the coun- out and announced. In the meantime iam"^0r exam, teveral efforts will be devoted largely to ap- Baseball pra ys are prising Clemson men in all parts of with the mat of the the country of the occasion. Toward Clemson shoul lsville. this end, President Riggs is having during the cor it men prepared a roll of all the men who aU the "varsitj is are have ever attended the college and year. this in itself will be a feature of much Dr. H. N. Sn independent interest. The regular lege, made an alumni registers have been printed memorial hall 1 1; (b) from time to time, but these contain ing, during th - Jen- the names of those only who com- Dr. Riggs he om, C. pleted full courses and were gradu- a visit to North ated. The roll that is now being pre- March 18th, J. R. pared will bear the names of all the will be a hoi men, nearly six thousand in number, comes in the m T. J. who have ever attended Clemson col- The cadets, i .i-- nn "the hill. I lege, witn me exception ui me ^i^-i ? ? _ , W. L. sent undergraduates. The task of through the Pa securing these names is a large one ing pictures las and is requiring much time. The cadet ba It is believed that a week speni of Prof. Routt once again on the campus by the old concert in cha] rtee. Clemson men will do more than any- The total er \ * * ositionI 0 ATTEND II ???_?? isday, Wednesday, & Thursday March 17th, 18th and 19th J Come and Brin< Your Friends and Their Friends SPRING SHOWING ''VVVy ies' Goods, Suits, Dresses, Silks Muslin Underwear, Piece Goods Ve have made special preparation this occasion and believe we are in ter position than, ever before to ise your every want. We have not j given the large things our attenl, and not left the small items uniced, but have given each item our ' cial attention. For that reason we not hesitate to say that we have the st complete assortment of Ladies' )ds ever shown in this section. H i Ve wish to call your special attenl to our Suits. In these we think we re just what you will want for the ing. In Dresses we have a much re complete assortment than preuslv shown, in both material and is. Our line of Underwear you will j| 1 well made, and of material you will II M be ashamed to wear, at prices in ac- II , dance with quality. In Piece Goods pould be useless for us to try to de- II , ibe them here, for the colors, weaves II ~M 1 qualities are so varied that it would impossible. There is but one way to >w and appreciate what we are show, and that is to come and let us show I ] i. Last, but not least, we show at j times the most complete line of cors, gloves, hosiery, laces and embroides to be seen in this territory. ERY PARLOR - - SOUTH CAROLINA, JJ i || ZZII^IZI^LIIZZZIZIZZIMZZHZHZISISSSSSSShhhZIZZMIZZZIIiZIIZHS^^^^^^' ^ r STATEMENT. ' ;.^jJ bounty for the Month of February, 1914. f AT CONSUMERS' PRICES. ; , a- Tothl Sales Breakage Stock on Hand Other Credits Operating >n Last Day of R. R. Claims Ex. of each ^ a. . Month & goods Rt. Dispensary 0 $4,802.25 $29.70 . .. $ 2,902.60 $ 291.65 $ 143.84 * ' rJ 0 2,331.14 8.95 5,502.15 214.26 139.90 9 1,971.12 10.15 4,250.85 175.90 137.90v v 5 2,478.80 31.25 3,707.50 164.35 78.25 0 379.15 2.90 775.05 33.00 4 $11,962.46 $82.95 $17,138.15 $846.16 $532.89 1 H. Fault, members of the Bamberg County Dispensary >ses and says that the foregoing statement is true and corof March, 1914. J. S. WALKER, Notary Public. faa/fo fnr Tn-mnrrnw ? 8 digest their feed less thoroughly than ?1 animals. In order to insure thorough I am using Bee Dee all the food eaten, and to make your gnPCKjiEDigNE with | ier for next day's work, add to their 1 a teaspoonful Of? on teed. It also makes them healthy, thriving and a rW STOCK I ClCan* Ira Johnston, j S - IaC. MEDICINE - <;|j will lessen your feed bills. " _ 35c, 50c and $1. per can. will Increase your profits. At your dealer's. eplenish in them the now is 714. , to their alma mater.' "Mr. Weatherman" sent us two y 'S ct steps have yet been ' beautiful snows last week and one 's|| ome-coming week ar- j this week. R. C. ROWELL. lere are indications I ? ill be warmly welcom- j Ed DeCamp's Advice. '-.'y lumni and that there j ??? y response when the i If you want to ruin your boy just sent out. take his side on every question and 3 begin on Saturday, dispute he had with his teacher, or ^ A.11 are preparing for j your neighbors children. Gaffqey ueual spirit, "cram- Ledger. , .j| ctice has begun and erial that we have, ?t **7 j ji tt A 1 d win man> ,gatees|WeWaOttfaeSinallACCOODtS ning season. Nearly I v r men" are back this 0f the wage earner and householder, as well as the larger patronage of ' n9 ivder, of Wolford col- business flrms and corporations. We .* interesting talk in' are gratified t0 3ee the 3tead>' Srowtb ast Wednesday morn- of the smaI1 deP?sitor. and are glad e lecture hour. t0 helP and encourage all who earlS just returned from nestl-v desire t0 better their finanoial ern cities.' condition. , Calhoun's birthday He|p You to Save iday even though it I* P idst of examinations. ?:>ay You to Save as well as the people | BY ALLOWING YOU " enjoyed a "trip * IMTPDPQT mama canal" in mov- ^ % li^l I DKno 1 it Saturday night. Compounded Quarterly nd, under supervision en, gave a delightful Ratlin pel Saturday night. KCOpiCS DflllK irollment at Clemson HBSnnHMHHHHHHHi $