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Tladi i 11 Do your commencement shopping a III of this kind. We have been prepar Iji fore we are prepared to fill your w< MILLINERY DEPARTMENT jj This department is crowded with \] many New Things, the very things you y will need for connnencement Sunday I and the warm days after that. We have I every shape that is even considered I New, in small and medium, and we have II the trimmings that will give those _ shapes just the appearance you will want them to have. ^ Among the many New Things we are showing in this department, which have L -arrived since you were here last, you I will find: I Mid-Summer Shapes in any wanted I quality. f Mid-Summer Frames, with just a little i different turn to those vou have seen. I Panamas, in the large, medium, and f small, for any kind of occasion. Peanut Braids, if you want something serviceable and inexpensive. Hemps, these we have in the New medium shapes, just a little larger than those we were showing early. Chips, in these you will find something r different from what you have seen beJ " ' *--.Li- 4. j ([ tore it you warn somemmg unit-rent from your friends. Ribbons, for the hair, for girdles, or for any purpose you like. dhiffons, Malines, and Xets in all the wanted shades.' Roses and Rose Buds in all of the new shades, just what yon will want your next Hat trimmed with. Hooton's L Bamberg, - - Mrmn/vwtr tinwrnnv Mr TV M Varn. Ol |v - fBilWmxiAli mmi uvnt - . section, was in the city People Visiting in This City and ?Mrs. R. M. Bruce at Other Points. spent several days in / > this week on a visit to t - friends. ?Mr. H. Spann Dowling, of An- ? derson, was in the city last week. ~~~A of the Denmark section > ?Mr. M. 0. Kinard, of the Ehr- relatives and friends hardt section, was in the city Mon- this week. ?B. D. Carter and ?Mr. LaVerne Thomas left Sun- derson, Esqs., went to C< day night for Atlanta on a few days' day to argue cases bef< \ trip. v Supreme Court. ?Mrs. J. F. Carter and little ?Mrs. A. W. Plyler, daughter visited relatives at Kline n. C., who has been f this week. Franke Folk, left for he [ , ?Probate Judge Geo. P. Harmon day afternoon. returned Monday from a trip to ?Ex-Governor John i Florida and Cuba. y and H. Frank McGhee ?Mr. Vernon Brabham and Mr. burg, arrived in the cil Miller, of Columbia, were in the and will be the house j city Saturday and Sunday. and Mrs. G. Frank Ba ?Mr. J. G. Smoak, of St. George, ^ew days, spent a few days in the city this ?Mr. and Mrs. J. I week on a visit to relatives. turned home Tuesday s ?rMiss Vance VonLehe, of Wal- ter attending the reui terboro, is in the city on a visit to federate veterans in Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Klauber. Fla- The>* reP?rt a m< < tttmi. i j t *' . time, and say that Jacks ?Misses W llhelmina and Leonard , ' . . Folk are at home after attending the e t e v 1S1 ors an SQ1 music festival at Spartanburg. Wife Raids Gt ?Miss Annie Ik)u Byrd left Tues day for Spartanburg to attend the Monroe, La., Ma; State meeting of the Federation of 0 dock Saturday morn Women's Clubs. struck and A. Thompson ?Mrs. O. J. Frier, of Winnsboro, friends were enjoying ? S. C.. who has been visiting Mrs. A. in the rear ?* a ^Ionro Zeigler, left yesterday for Allendale Some one threw anott to visit relatives. the pot t0 enliven ma _ _ , . _ , upon Thompson threw T p Pnnpland and Cal- . , "* " saiQ: ' 1 li raise you.Tin Rentz were in the city last Friday ,.You.n do nothiag , on their way home from the reunion announced an indign. at Jacksonville, Fla. voice from the doorw ?Miss Louise Wilson, who has raise your hands; that' "been teaching in Barnwell county, do. Those friends of 3 arrived in the city Saturday morning, so lift." to spend the summer. Eve^y hand in the r< ?Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hunter ar- for in the doorway st rived in the city last Friday even- mined looking woman ing from their bridal trip, and are lar baby on one arm boarding at Mrs. E. Kirkland's. automatic in her free 1 ?Messrs. S. G. Mayfield and J. 'son wrenched the revol F. Carter went to Columbia Monday Several window frames to attend the Supreme Court, where ated from their casing they will argue several appealed ers' rush to escape. cases The room was \ Tlmmncnn tllfkpH tllA I -Mr. F. M. Move, who has been ^"^raed with the Cudahy Packing Co. in the njght? tQ ?riends wf territory for some time, has acceptthere. ed a position with Smith Bros., ,Tm comjng home wholesale grocers of Augusta. He sa and {olIowed her , will travel the same territory as for- m merly, and will continue to make Read The Bamberg Bamberg headquarters. $.50 year. \ A t Hooton's, where you will find any ing for this occasion long before yo ints in anything you need. Come e adies Store t the Colston . "BUM" WAS A SMART BEE. Saturday.. * and children He Loafed on the Job and Managed Branchville to Live for Four Years. relatives and p l. Stueging, of West Pullman, j near Chicago, has been keeping bees I ind daughter, for years and years. Mr. Stueging C , are visiting is a great student of bee life, and * in Columbia knows the little merchant of the sweet, sweet as do few. He told the E. H. Hen- following about a bonny rover of the ? Mumbia Mon- clover patches to the bee-keepers in jre the State session in Chicago recently, as pub- j lished in a big city daily. r of Lexington Mr' Stuebing may be a nature fakvisiting Miss er of the insect world, but the fol- . r home Tues- lowin? is interesting reading: " "Bum was born," began Mr. Stuebling, "in 1894. He outlived Gary E\ans generations of ordinary bees, 1 , of Spartan- an(^ except for an untimely death, 1 t> last night. stiH be buzzing around the old 1 quests of Mr. kjve j noticed him first one warm, s imberg for a sunny. wben the rest of his re- 1 latives were out gathering honey. 1 t. Owens re- Bum wasn't. Instead he was stand- * ifternoon, af- in? kidding with the guards at the ! lion of Con- front of the hive, looking as if he 1 Jacksonville, didn't have a care in- the world. It 3 ast delightful struck me as peculiar, and I sized ! >on\ ills ti 6&t"" hini up i nely. "He had a hooked body and long ' flat wings. You know an old bee- 1 mie. _ . , . . 1 keeper can recognize bees just as a 1 v- n Qne cow-man recognizes cattle. It's easy 1 ing had just w^en >"ou know how. After that 1 a and several first look at Bum 1 got interested l poker game in him' and used t0 keep track ?* ' >e pool room. his goings and comings. They were < ler chip into worth watching. The average bee arfl. travels a mile a minute. Bum never < t tCl O j t* 11V * in two and went faster than ten miles an hour 1 until he got within ten feet of the 1 )f the kind " hive. Then he speeded up and shot j mt feminine down t0 the door s0 fast you '' rav "You'll couldn t see him. The average bee ' s what you'll works himself to death in five weeks, i ,-ours will al- Fact- Of course, it doesn't make 1 rhuch difference, because the queen { )om went up. is bus>'inS laying eggs at the rate of ood a deter- 2,00Q. a day, so there are always < with a regu- PIent>" of >'ounS fellows to take his ] and a babv Place- In September, when the flow- ] land Thomp- ers are beSinninS to die, the bebs 1 ver from her. which happen to be alive start tak- j , were separ_ ing things 'easy, the queen quits lay- < in the play- illg eggs ancl by the first of C>ctober there are about 20.000 bees left to 1 scant when 1 ,he average hive- with S?od luck 1 weapon into ! nine-tenths of them will live through ] to bid "good ! the winter' hardly moving a wing. ] 10 u-prp ?not I Their only J0b is t0 take care of the 1 i brood?usually about 2,000. ] I dear" he "With the first flowers, thougn, 1 j t ' they go on the wing again, and by i I the middle of June the most of the i Herald, only 20,000 are dead. I might add that 1 the summer population of a good I ND C thing in Dresses, Dress Goods, Ti >u even thought you would need c xpectinsr to see something new ai A W ?^ DRY GOODS, Dl We have put forth special effort t get together a more complete assor ment in these departments for the con mencement folk than ever before, an we believe we can suit you if you lik New, stylish materials and trimming: Here you will find every New and wan ed material, and then something to trii the materials with. Our lines you wi find complete. Shop here and sa\ time, trouble, and money. We are showing at this time man things that we have not shown befor and when you see them here it will lik< lv be the first time you have seen then W always try to show something diffe: ent. W7e mention a few of the many a] 1 IT propriate tilings we nave to snow yoi One lace cabinet full of New' val an round thread laces, at 5c.. One lace cabinet full of Now val an round thread laces, at 10c. One lot of shadow lace bands and edge to match at 10c, 3 to 4 inches wide. Shadow laces, two widths, 8 and 18 i] wide at 25c and 50c. Embroideries, one lot worth 40c and 5( at 25c and 35c while thecy last. Embroideries in voile, the 45 in. widt' at prices that will please you. and Milli MONTI Of the Dispensaries in Bamberg AI/B "STOCK IS GIV Dispensary No. Location Total I^voic eluding Stoc hand 1 day 1 Bamberg, S. C. 1 R. R. Ave. $7,05 )enmark, S. C. 2 Palmetto Ave. 7,11 )lar, SC. 3 R. R. Ave. 4,56 Shrhardt, S. C. 4 Main St. 5,79 }ovan, S. C. 5 R. R. Ave. 1,62 $26,15 5TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Bamberg County. Personally appeared J. M. Grimes, J. B. Kearse, Board, who, being each duly and severally sworn, d< ect. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th live is about 60,000. MISSIC "Well, Bum managed to keep alive mtil September. He had too much Women's So sense to work himself to death. He tistr c^ll made about two trips after honey i day, took things easy, and when winter rolled around climbed in with enniar , ..... , i_ 4 ^ Missionary s .ne rest or uie uuiiuii auu wbui lu . TT x ... .. Baptist chur< >leep. He got away with the same . .. _ .. ... and successf stunt the following summer. All .... the other bees were dead before they ? lng ?ot wise to him. Bum slept through t^vCemgt * another winter, sneaked through , . . .. having/a cor another summer and was starting . . . .. , . other was ir Dut on his fourth season when he _ . .. . u the afternooi fell in with bad company. Maybe ., x ,1 *1 u u ^ u i , excellent ad the other bees had been knocking _ , _ ,, i * i.. * , * , Gough, field turn for his failure to bring in the _ ,. __ . y . ,. . . . Carolina W< ?oods?I don t know. Anyhow, A tv. Bum got in with a bunch of robbers * ^ and started doing a little of it on his , . berg were h awn hook. .. ... the Womar "The robbers, you know, depend meeting: Mr an their stealing abilities to 'swipe' jack Cooner iioney from other hivea. They have Hooten and ] :o get by the guards at the entrance The and out again, but Bum was smart, kere ^jg w< and succeeded for several weeks. games out 0f Then, in the latter part of the sum- Denmark. Fr mer of 189S?just about the time t0 Bamberg, :he Spanish war was ended?he vjct0rv ovei =ot caught. school. "I heard a big buzzing and ran . jut, with the idea that one of the ZEI tiives was getting ready to swarm. i A LES Instead I foud the whole population of Bum's hive fighting a life j is includ and death battle with the guards j ^"our ea Df the hive he'd been looting. f?r "Nothing like it ever happened be- an<* Pre fore or since. It was ten minutes idleness before it struck me that the hive - ^av ~ j - - ?- ^ - ? ??j ^ a f an acco iiaa come 10 regain oum a sun, ui patriarch?an influential citizen? Banking and that they were ready to fight for ! >'our him. I got a smoker and broke up j earning the battle, but when I started look- 4 per cer ing over the dead bees I found Bum's body. Under* his wings was Dq|*||? the honey that he'd just stolen from the hive." V * ' r v. IIRLSI *Il rimpiings, and Hats for em occasion mything for commencement. Thereid stylish; you won't be disappointed, BESSES AND SUITS 1 / * < o Embroideries in crepe, the 45 in. kind, t- the popular widths this season, with l- prices and assortment to please. s; d ;e Other embroideries, in fact if there is s< anything you need embroidery for we t_ have it, and at prices to defy compe- * ii tition. p Crepes, these we have in any design you would want in either white or colors. Rice Cloth, this we have in white that is ; specially good for skirts and one piece ^ dresses. a. If you haven't time to make a dress we r- have them in voiles, crepes and 3- lawns, trimmed to suit most any ina. dividual. * " d We have three spring suits left. They are yours at cost. Come early if you , will need one. Gloves and hosiery, we have the line ^ that will please you. Fans, these we have in all kinds, they are nice to use or to be given to a 4 Q* friend. . If you are a lady or girl, try other 0 places, then come to Hooton's, where we do not try to please everybody, li, but can and do please the ladies and girls. . ; nery Parlor JjpJ ELY STATEMENT. * ,; Sg| 5 Ooanty for the Month of April, 1914. EN AT CONSUMERS' PRICES. e, In- iTotal Sales Breakage Stock on Hand Other Credits Operating: skon Last Day of R. R. Claims Ex. of each . ^ Hon. Month . . . & goods Rt Dispensary 3.15 $3,349.70 $8.80 $3,643.00 $ 42.30 $108.85 4.68 1,699.75 4.05 5,228.55 155.21 117.12 7.60 13.35 ' 4,554.25 9.85 1,751.72 3.80 3,919.45 100.93 93.95 V* 'M 3.55 , 813.20 5.20 791.00 14.15 O OO *T COT TO *91 o; (10 KC9 A ft " * A OSO CO *9 OA OT ^ O.OO f I U I ^ ~ ? . V f lU^O^.VV f OOI.V W. H. Faust, members of the Bamberg County Dispensary jposes and says that the foregoing statement is true and corday of April, 1914. J. S. WALKER, Notary Public. >N WORKERS MEET. L. C. Wharton was elected mayor . of Union at 1 primary held on Tuesciety of Denmark Bap- day- . . tth Holds Won. J[J? Qf 7 41 May 10.?The Woman's niTnI1Tnnn 1 ;ociety of the Denmark BI|V|Rl|| ih had a very interesting 1/UI/IIiIjUiJ ul meeting here Friday, ?? sessions, one at the resi- CLEAR EYE STRONG ARM, GOOD s. S. G. Mayfield, where , HEALTH, ARE SECRETS 11 a. m. in a social way, ' omunity dining, and the SUCCESS. l the Baptist church, in! / l, where they had a very *j*he man with the punch, both dress from Mrs. J. O. mental and physical is the big busisecretarv of the South uess success of to-day. Dman's \uxiliarv socie- His bodily health is the force be~ * % - hind his business possibilities. . ;:r. The business world has no time to ving ladies from Bam- listen to the grouch story. *? 4*1 ere vesterday attending Sour stomach, malaria, indigestion, l's Missionary society coated tonSue and a hundred other - * I hndilv ills pome from an out-of-order s. W. R. McMillan, Mrs. fiver/ , Mrs. Cornelia Peeples Calomel used to be considered the Mrs Dr Hair only relief. Modern medical science pston Tieprs havp hPPn has Provided a far milder and more eston Tigers Have been pleasant form of liver relief in CARS- < ' > >ek and they took two WELL'S LIVER AID, a purely vegethe series of three from table liquid remedy. - :'A om here the Tigers went i A lar&e bottle can be had for 50 . v *?|i l cents at Mack's Drug Store where the w here the. had a easy | purcjlase price Wjn be promptly rethe Carlisle Fitting, turned in case you wish it after try| ing this wonderful remedy. SON IN PRUDENCE. Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 . J led in the warning that :?|| rning power will not iver. Take heed to it , 7^8 narp fnr thft davs Of IlJKtEiaKc$^Br I ! . .1^1