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f HnAfrtr Thursday <S September 1/t GIRLS AND You are Cordially Invito FALLO . . . Of . . Imported and Domesl With Miss Estell Rutlc Miss Ettie Kearsc I In addition to our sho TIq+c Tup -arill shnw vol AAWUfe/j ?? V ft AM w. ^ in Shapes, Plumes, Fe and in fact everything ed stylish in Millinery. This is the openin ledge's fifth season wit reason. She has pleasi Ladies of this and surr< for four seasons, and i better prepared to pie? son than ever before, thing over a month in 1 at all times was on the j bought before the adva: to let her customers ben promised to show a mc of Millinery for the G than she has previous! She will be glad to invite you to come. e. a. : i PERSONAL MENTION". V People Visiting in This City and at Other Points. s< ?.Mr. Raymond smoas is syenu- g( ing a few days in Columbia. n ?Miss Ottie Harrison spent Sunday in the city with relatives. o: ?Mr. Charles Kilgus leaves Fri- 11 day for Charleston to reenter the j. Citadel. ? ?Miss Marion Simmons left Tues- I ei day for Rock Hill, to resume her studies at_Winthrop. ^ i r ?Mrs. J. F. Carter and baby, who 1 have been visiting Mrs. Carter's par- J ents. at Kline, have returned home, j I( ?Miss Mary Timmerman. who has1 ~( been visiting Miss Blanche Hair, left for her home in Ridge Spring Saturday. i C ?Mrs. James Thomas Buret, of { Florence, is in the city on a visit to | " her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thowas i 0 Black. j v ?Mr. Roy M. Hunter left yesterday for Washington. D. C.. where he' will attend the Central high school j of that city. % ?Mr. H. Karesh, of Ehrhardt. j was in the city Friday last. Mr. j ^ Karesh says the electric light plant a r is now m operation. < ?.Misses Hamel, Louise Wilson, Dunbar. Gusrjue and Surratt, of I * Blackville, attended the mock wei ? din^ here Thursday evening. j '? ?.Mrs. \V. E. Barter and Mrs. G. j D. Sanders were visitors of Mrs. \V. P. Jones last week, attending the,1 h mock marriage on Thursday evening. tf ?Mr. A. B. Carter, who has been : spending several weeks with his; ' brothers, Messrs. J. F. and B. D. Car- j u ' | y ter, left Saturday for his home in ; Florence, Ala. ?Mrs. J. J. Kearse and Carl j v 1 Kearse were in town for a few days I last week. The latter returned to j v Woltora college, wnere ne enters me : senior class this session. a ?.Mr. D. Paul .Matheny left Thurs- ^ day last for Columbia to spend a few * days with his brother. From there he goes to Greenville to enter the b Furman Fitting school for the coming d session. i h ?It will be of interest to her for- ! w mer classmates and friends here to c know that Miss Mary Molton. of Birmingham. Ala., a graduate of Con- v verse college, will teach in the Bam- n berg graded school, which opeiie 1 n Monday. September 7.?Spartanburg e Journal. , ti i i's Ladi i Friday LADIES flf ed to Attend Our jjp^ MBIT I tic Pattern Hats jf? ,'dge in charge, s, assistant. wing of Pattern r 1 all that is new f athers, Flowers, f? ' that is consider- ij g of Miss Rut- r h us. There is a V ed the Girls and funding counties she states she is \ ij ise you this sea- I \ She spent some- 11 the markets, and ob, therefore she nces, and intends efit thereby. She >re complete line rirls and Ladies y shown. Vwlgjg show you, so we HOOTC ?Mr. G. N. Wilson, of Richmond, a., was in the city Wednesday. ?Mr. G. A. Lucas, of Aiken, spent jveral days in the city this week. ?Mrs. E. J. Wannamaker has one to Bamberg.?Orangeburg Eveing News. ?Misses Jennie and Ella Horger. f Orangeburg, are in the city visit;g Mrs. J.'C. Folk. ?Misses Eulalie Coleman and Nell lack left Tuesday for Rock Hill to ater Winthrop college. ?Miss Mattie Weathersbee. of Tilliston. visited her sister, Mrs. G. !. Bamberg, last week. ?Mr. Ola J. Zeieler left Tuesday >r Clemson college, having won the jholarship from this county. ?.Misses Gladys and Caroline Sel>rs. of Charleston, are on a visit to apt. and Mrs. W. S. Bamberg. ?Miss Mabel Day has been sjiendlg a while in Denmark, the guest f .Mrs,. G. W. Gorlsby.?Charleston ost. ?Mr. A. McB. Speaks spent Sunay in Charleston with Mrs. Speaks, ho is sti:l confined to a hospital j tere. ?Messrs. Jacob Folk and Ernest! liers. of Ehrhardt. spent Saturdav I nd Sunday ir. the city with Mr. J. . Folk. I ?Mr. W. C. Whitesides. the well j novn cotton buyer, has returned to latnberg for tlie cotton season to; U* VUllUll. ? Messrs. Johnnie Folk. W. D :hoad, Jr.. and Francis M..Bamberg ?ft Tuesday for Spartanburg to eu?r WolTord college. ?Mrs. E. A. Smoak has returned ) the city after spending several j eeks with iier daughter. Mrs. \Y. A. Waters, in Charleston. ?Miss Evelyn Leonard has retrned to her home in Blackville. af?r spending- a few days in the city ftli Miss Evelyn Free. ?Messrs. J. B. Rice. Bennie Black, nd Roy Cooner left Tuesday for Colmbia, where they will enter the niversity of South Carolina. ?Mr. Norman Kirsch, who has een in a hospital in Charleston unergoing treatment for appendicitis, as returned to tue city, ms irieuus ill be glad to know that lie has reovered. ?Mr. \V. D. Bennett, of Ehrhardt, as in the city Tuesday. Mr. Benett was seriously injured in an autolobile accident ;iear Charleston sevral months ago. but he is now able o be out again. es ^?r< iff! | \M TELEPHC /|^jj Mail Orders Fi ?J. J. Cudd, Esq., of the Spartanburg bar, spent Monday in the city. ?Mrs. C. J. S. Br'ooker left Friday for Richmond, Va., where she will spend some time. ?Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bruce and children spent several days last week in Branchville with relatives. ?Mr. Henry Slater, of Orangeburg. spent Sunday in the city with the family of .^r. George A. Jennings. ?Mr. H. C. Folk attended tne meeting of the State Democratic executive committee in cfolumbia Tuesday. ?Mr. A Wilson, of Rincou, Ga.. a former resident of this county, was in the city Wednesday. ?Messrs. A. M. Den bow. H. L. Hinnant. P. B. .Murphy, and F. M. .Moye went to Barnwell yesterday to attend the district convention of Knights o'f Pythias. ?Mr. E. G. Cook and daughter, Miss Malone. o! Columbia. Miss Cockron, of Clem son, and Miss Castles, of Chester, spent a few days i 1 the city last week with Miss Alice Sni.oak, driving through the country in a motor car. Poor Tiling. "Did you send tor me?" demanded the beautiful and haughty stenographer. "Yes." replied the boss. "M\ wife leit for Europe yesterday." "O. I'm so surprised. I didn't know it was to be so soon." ":>'ne made up her mind suddenly. Her health is bad and the doctor thought a trip might he'-p her." There was a pause while the boss looked over some papers. The beauty sat impatiently tapping her pencil. Then he went 011: "1 hardly think she will gain much, however. 1 think she put it off too long. If she never comes back I want you?" , The telephone rang and he went to the wire. When he was through he seemed as if he had forgotten what he was saying. The stenographer prompted him. "You said if she never came back you wanted me." "Oh. yes. If she never comes back I want you to remind me to send her mother a check every three months. I am forgetful about such things." And lie never noticed me disappointment that settled on the beautiful face, but coldly continued dictating his letters. A nice spotted pony for sale at Jones Bros", stables i and I )NE 39-J n i lied Promptly fjl/n Of the Dispen< AL Dispensary No. Location Bamberg, S. C. 1 R. R. Ave. ^ ^ O DoltviA^tA A trn I JL/enniarK, o. u. ^ x aiui^uv I Olar, S. C. 3 R. R. Ave. [ Ehrhardt, S. C. 4 Main St. [Govan, S. C. T> R. R. Ave. STATE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA, Bamberg County. Personally appeared J. M. Grim Board, who, being each duly and s , rect. Sworn to and subscribed befo ! -= : ? i card from mi;. McMillan i I desire to return my heart I thanks tor the generous support i en me in the first and second prim* ' It shall be my endeavor to give Bi < fierg county the very best service t it is in my power to render. It is purpose to do justice to all seotii a'ike. and give no one cause to gret having supported me. To th who did not support nie. I have i kindest feeling, and my ambition \ .be to have them among my trier and 1 shall give their views the sa thoughtful consideration that 1 h ! given others. 1 feel that I am the s !\ant or* tiie Bamberg Democrats. ; !m> impartial service is due them 'ali .e. whether friends or foes. G me your support, and my adminisi tion of your affairs will be a succj Again thanking you one and a! J am. Your humble servant. l. p. mc.millan CARD FROM MR. ( RIM. To the Democrats of Bamb County:?1 desire to express to . mv ?inrsre nnnreciatioil for the ill nifioent vote you gave me 011 Sept< Per Sth in my race for the House Representatives. I appreciate great trust you have reposed in and shall work with my whole s I for the betterment of Bamberg Co ty and the State of South Caroli being mindful of the dignity j honor of the office to which you h nominated me. i .My mind is always open to voice of the people of Bamberg Co ty, and I shall deem it a special pr lege to have the people of Bamb County communicate with me in gard to anything for the benefit i the people iji which they may interested. Realizing that "to err is human shall trust to the Supreme Being endow me with that wisdom net sary to guide me in my actions the glory and honor of South Ca lina. Respectfully, J. WESLEY CRUM. .TR I Sept. 15. 1014. I I " I Only England and Germany ' i not have an exhibit at the Panai i Pacific exposition. However, the ; position promises to be a rec j breaker. I 2, u \J S, .V. - J, _t >-./ * f-Cu. Z&it Millinery pf^Thursdj ^ Jt^ Qonfamkar fuvpivmuu LADIES Yon are Cordial 5\Fa"5 ifSCfcLadies' Goods, M Corsets Itm In our showi UJ3T a complete arrj Y* Ladies' and Gi look will convir the place to do; +im<a t.rmihlA 9 I III have them in a | III style, quality ; | HI Goods and Silk | U| > plete than we h | HI 1 showing, with i I |j|Jr Trimmings thai We have lef together a larf line than we ha [ all of the De^ar V&>\ to come and le new. Comeanc make yourself i Yours for bi lMBERG MONTHLY STATEMENT, varies in Bamberg County for the Monti; L STOCK IS GIVEN AT CONSUMERS* Total Invoice, In- Total Sales Breaks eluding stock on hand 1 day Mou. $ 8.602.00 $3,441.01 $10.2 b.swv.yu I.SJi.on u.o 3.933.10 1,449.93 S.7 5,725.50 1,838.35 7.0 1.524.20 293.60 3.2 $20,393.70 $S, 715.57 $30.0 les. J. B. Kearse, \V. H. Faust, members severally sworn, deposes and says that tl re me this 1st day of September, 1914. felt I T,,K AX1' GKOOM i"ry. I who start life together with a im- B savings bank bo.ok are starting hat H right. We advise all young o'is k couples to begin saving as soon re- ? as l'le honeymoon is over. A ose I joint account by which either l';V; I husband or wife can withdraw ids' | I mtme-v in t!ie absence or illness me I n of tbe ot'ner is best. Ask us ave : B about it. Hid | ?] ' per ct. ptl. on Sav.. Deposits Sj i Bamberg Banking Co. ? ma ? jxoTICK TO DISTILl.KIIS AND 1.1 J Qt'OIl DEALKKS. I Bids and samples are hereby n i (juested in accordance with the Dis er-" pensar* Law now in force for t'a 10,1 , following goods' to be furnished rh i State of South Carolina for the us n:" ; of the County Dispensary Board c . Bamberg county. South Carolin. Liquors to be shipped in car load lot: 1U^ except Beer, freight prepaid to Ban: 01:1 j berg. S. C.. to-wit: un- . na All kinds of corn. rye. gin. wine in>i : and brandies, both in bulk and boi ave : tied in full 1-2 pints, pints an " | quarts. the i Beers in pints and quarts to be de un- livered at Bamberg. Denmark, Ehi ivi- hardt and Olar, S. C. ers? Also bids on empty bottles. 1re" pint, pints and quarts, in dispensar cases, cork and tin foil. ,e All goods shall be furnished -i ., . I compliance with and subject to t'n . j terms and conditions of the Dispen ! sary law of 1 907. and bidders mus for I 0,)serve t!ie following ruies: ra. 1. AH nids must be sealed an there shall be no signature or marl upon the envelope indicating th j name of the bidder. 1 2. All bids must lie sent by ex will; press or registered letter to Geo. A ma-! Jennings, Treasurer. Bamberg, S. C Jon or before Monday. Oct. 12, 1914, "j 3. The contract will be awarde orc* j to the lowest responsible bidder, th board reserving the right to rejei * Parlor ly & Friday 17th and 18th I AND GIMS ly Invited to Attend Our ihowing ... of. . . , Suits, Cloaks, Silks, and Trimmings 1 si mg of Suits you will find ly of fabric and styles; iris' sizes 14 to 40. A Lee you that Hooton's is your shopping, and save . nd money. Cloaks, we complete assortment in and price. Our Dress > you will find more com.ave been accustomed to ' everything in Laces and b are new. t nothing undone to get jer and more complete tve previously snown ill tments, so we invite you it us show ycu what is i bring your friends, and it home at Hooton's. isiness and promptness, b ? C, i of August, 1914. PRICES. kge Stock on Hand OtberCredits Operating v B Last Day of R. R. Claims Ex.ofeach Month & goods Rt. Dispensary 0 ' $ 5,112.15 $ 20.70 $133.84 0 4,330.55 357.85 110.04 5 2,446.75 7.55 96.10 0 3,512.45 542.70 95.00 0 1,220.60 , 36.80 }Jj 5 $16,622.50 $928.80 $471.78 of the Bamberg County Dispensary ie foregoing statement is true and corJ. S. WALKER. Notary Public, ip u a 1"ami Siirplils^<1 00,000.00 ^ [- any or all bids, or parts of bids. The Board requires that on all bids submitted the age and proof of all >. goods shall be stated, and bids shall i>e in gallons, 1-2 gallons, quarts, 0 pints and 1-2 pints. e Bids will be opened at the office of 0 the County Board. Bamberg, S. C., ,f on Oct. 12. lb 14. . J. M. Grimes, Chairman. J. B. Kearse. W. H. Faust. s Beard of Control County Dispensaries. Bamberg County, South ? Carolina. CARD FROM MR. CHITTY. I want to thank thoce who voted for me in the recent primary. I dou't ~ want any office unless a majority oi ' : them want me to have it. For the j fun of it, come forward all ye sore 11 heads and lets see who can cry his e hat full the quickest. - ' H. X. CHITTY. t j Olar, S. C. d NOTICE OF SALE. s j I will sell at public outcry to the j highest bidder, in the town of Ehrhardt, Thursday, Oct. 1st, at 12 o'clock, the two-storv 10-room house, ., and acre lot of C. A. Eckardt. 9-24 A. F. HENDERSON'. d o I A nice spotted pony for sale at iftSj " * * 7'^" *'V* ?^ ^* 2