The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 08, 1914, Page 5, Image 5
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Have you been, if not co;
friends
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Millin^rv
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4 Very few of 1
liats and shapes tl
&BB we were showi
early are here ik
? Therefore, if you <
not see just what \
wanted in a hat,
shape, a stickup,
flower, don't be d
couraged, but eo:
and see the many n
things we have
ceived since you wi
here last. Our stc
of Millinery is enti
ly changed. We In
II / '<! I! ?fc\ been compelled to b
L JHlJt almost an entirely n
stock for this depa
[ffiffrw ment since the seas
yjj&r opened, owing to
much larger busini
. yjf than we had anticip
* ecL therefore, if y
want the latest in j]
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PERSONAL MENTION. ?Mies Jerolyi
Florence, where
People Visiting in This City and at term.
Other Points. ~Mr- and Ml
Baldoc. spent Su:
H. M. Graham, Esq., spent Mon- ^Irs- L- John!
day in Columbia. ^Ir- H?Mr.
Gary Black, of Beaufort, was ?pent J
in the city Wednesday. father, Col. T. J
?Miss Mary Livingston left last M1?s Carrie
- - Oraneeburg. is
TYidav for Charleston to visit friends, i
, ~ .. T, mother, Mrs. M.
?Messrs. Homer and G. V. Kearse,
of Olar, were in the city Wednesday. iIrs- C. 1
? T ^ , lie and Jo6ephi
?Dr. J. H. Roberts and daughter, ^ ? , ...
*eek-end with n
of Ehrhardt, were in the city Tuesday.
?Elmore S.
?Messrs. H. H. and G. V. Kearse, a?J?r
, . _ . the Byrd-Hender
of this county, were in Columbia on,evenjng
Monday.
?S. G. May field, Esq., and H. M. ^athar
_ . _ V ? ' , leston, is spendii
Graham, Esq., went to Columbia .. . * . ,
_ . ' , ^ city with her br
Tuesday on professional business. Ducker
?Miss Clara McMillan has return- ... .
?Miss Annie
ed to the city and has accepted a J fQr Limestone co]
position as saleslady at Klauber's. I ingj where she wj
?.Mr. A. W. Knight left Saturday jry course,
afternoon for Washington, D. C., to f ?Miss Blondf
attend the meeting of the association' mark, spent the
t of postmasters. I aunt, Mrs. J. N. :
?Miss Julia Kibler, of Bamberg. I man street.?Or;
spent the week-end with her aunt, Democrat.
Mrs. R. F. Bryant.?Orangeburg I ?Mr. Jerom
Times and Democrat. . J Misses Angie Mc
?Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Price, Jr., j son and Sybil Izl
who have been living at. McColl, S. j berg.Friday and
C., returned to the city last week.; Mrs. H. X. Folk.They
will be here for the present, j and Democrat.
?Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bruce and South Cai
daughter. Miss Jerolyn, and Mrs. E. South Carolina
O Kirsch and daughter, Miss Gene- of this nuniber
vieve, motored to Augusta last Fri- owners and
day, returning the same evening. 221 by tenants.
?Messrs. W. D. Rhoad, Thomas Thirty-seven pi
Black, Sr., H. C. Folk, J. C. Guilds of this State are
and Frank Folk and Dr. Charles F. and managers a
Black attended the camp meeting at tenants.
Indianfield, near St. George, Sunday The farm owni
last. South Carolina
?Miss Bess McManus of Lancas- acres of land am
ter, Miss Meta Henderson from Col-j 155.000 acres in
lege for Women, Miss Louise Zeigleri The value of
from Winthrop college, were in the j lags of the tens
city attending the Byrd-Henderson I State is $135,8!
wedding. j home owners am
?The out of town guests at the; ^^9,000.
Byrd-Henderson wedding were: Mr. j Cause for C
and Mrs. E. P. Henderson, Mr. and1 Patient "Sav
Mrs. D. S. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. j serum treatment
Finley H6nd6rsont M.iss Lallali Wy*! 0\tr0iri0ly
frr?m Aiken: Mr. and Mrs. Frank! nAAtnr "\Tv
Henderson and Miss Kate Henderson, tions.
from Bath; Mrs. Henderson and Mr. "What for?"
if and 'mrs a. f. Henderson, from Ehr- "Why, my des
Ihardt; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zeigler, dicates the prese
from Denmark; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. diseases which '
r Zeigler, from Allendale. | pect."
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le Lead With the
trie, where you can see somethi
that have. They will tell you
to szive time, tr
Department
the linery, and we believe from experience
nit that you do, do not stop until you have
dig reached Hooton's and had Miss Rut>\v.
ledge show you. Among the many new
3id things received in this department, you
"ou will find Hats, Shapes, Frames, Flowers
a and Stiekups, and, in fact, everything
or pertaining to Millinery,
ds- I wish to ask our customers to excuse
me us? if we have not waited on them as
ew promptly as we usually strive to, but a
re- greater volume of business than we had
ere expected during the last three weeks,
>ck placed us where we could not be as
re- prompt as usual. 11
ive
uy
ew ??
xt- WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS, WE
;0n NEED YOUR BUSINESS, AND IXa
TEND TO HAVE YOUR BUSINESS
agg IF QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE
at- COUNT FOR ANYTHING.
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Matt Ord
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1 Bruce has gone to TO HOLD "ECONOMY DAY."
she will teach this To
Fix Day in Novem ber for Impressrs.
W. I. Johns, of ing Need for Frugality.
aday in the city with
3. Clemson College, October 4.?On<
Counts, of Laurens, day in November is to be selected as
a the city with his "Economy Day" for South Carolinj
. Counts. and on that day addresses will be
Lee Bradley, of uiade in every county in the State
visiting her grand- f?r the purpose of ^pressing on peoL.
Johns. P^e wliat 0311 b? done in the way o)
rree and Misses Sal- Pers?naI economy and pointing oul
ne Free spent last some of the ways in which farmerJ
elatives at Kline. can economize. This announcement
is made by W. W. Long, State agenl
Henderson, Esq., o ^ demonstration and director of exig
the atten ants a tensjoa of damson College, who has
son wedd ng as jug^ decided upon this plan and is
now working out the details,
ine Lewis, of Char- g0 ^ar ^ ^ know a this will be the
ag some time in the grst state-wide "Economy Day" in
other, Mr. G. A. United States and its effects an
certain to be watched for with interLaurie
Kirkland left est in many parts of the country,
liege Saturday morn- Mr. Long's idea is to endeavor tc
.11 finish a full litera- create in the minds of the people a
concrete sentiment in favor of per?
Barton, of Den- sonal economy. A speaker of promiweek-end
with her nence and eloquence will be secured
McMichael, on Whit- in each county to address farmers at
ingeburg Times and the county seat and there will probably
be open discussions in which
e McMichael and termers can economize. Referring
Lees, Bessie Thomp- t0 the Plan- Mr- U'nS says:
lar motored to Bam- "Arising out of the present situaspent
the dav with tion is a need for personal economy.
?Orangeburg Times Strict attention to expenditures in
the home and on t ie farm can help
at this time as much as almost any
-olina Farms. # j tning eise tne rarmer can ao ior nimi
has 176,434 farms;! self. We do not imagine that we
65.213 are operated can make people economical in one
managers and 111,- day by a speech and an exhortation.
Each man will have to study his own
er cent, of the farms case and leara wherein he can econooperated
by owners mize. What we can do and will try
nd 63 per cent, by to do by "Economy Day" is to bring
to people's rainds clearly the great
ers and managers of Present need for thrift and provident
cultivate 2,943,000 frugality, and to tell people in a gen3
the tenants till 3,- eral way bow to save. I do not know
this State. that this Plan has been tr*e(* anj'"
the land and build- where before and it is difficult, theremt
farms of this fore, to predict its effects. I cannot
19,000, that of :he belp feeling, though, that there will
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j nisnE^6rs is 6." 06 som? vcr} r?<ti ucihjiuj? iu <tn uui
people if the public will enter hearti?
ly into the spirit of this effort and
"onfjratulations. W}H gjve its cooperation."
, doctor, that new m
of yours has given Worth Money.
high fever."
hearty congratula- "It's a bad plan to talk about your
neighbors."
"That's right," replied the man
ir sir, that fever in- who is all business. "Publicity is
tnce of several other worth something these days. I
we didn't even sus- shouldn't think of talking about anybody
except at advertising rates."
Styles the Good
ing new almost every day. If
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nooion s is me piace 10 snop,
ouble and money.
i Drv Hnnrlc and
A/I J UVVUU MIIU
These Departments
^j|f are filled with many
S&m new things, the arrivals
of the latter
part of last week, and
^ie ^rs* wee^IjjmSl
Come and let us show
IJtr ,vou 0111 ^ue ^u^8.
FeSl/ we iiave iiiein Lrom
ithe Misses 14 to the
Ladies 40, a line not
a5tfis?= only in sizes, but a
line of different new
styles, styles that we
I | think will suit most
|, il | anyone. It matter
iliijI Ik no* ^ow ^ar(^ su^
you are in quality, or
ill J J how difficult you are
iSilr 4-~ 454- TXT~ Uam ,
iu ui. yy tr cuiri auv
suit to fit, therefore,
come and let us show
, you what we can and
will do to please you. Mrs. Free has
charge of this department, she has been
altering them to fit for eight years, if
tore and Mil
ers Solicited
MONTHLY
Of the Dispensaries in Bamberg C
ALL STOCK IS GIVEN
Dispensary No. Location Total Invoice, In
eluding Stock 01
hand 1 day Mon
i Bamberg, Si. C. 1 R. R. Ave. $ 9,387.10
. Denmark, S. C. 2 Palmetto Ave. 6,975.35
Olar, S. C. "3 R. R. Ave. 3,526.1.5
1 Ehrhardt, S. C. 4 Main St. 6,559.75
J Govan, S. C. 5 R. R. Ave. 1.220.60
' $27,668.95
. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Bamberg County,
t Personally appeared J. M. Grimes, J. B. Kearse, W.
5 Board, who, being each duly and severally sworn, depos
t rect.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3d day oi
DIED WAITING ON DOCTOR. !
Man Passes Away in Physician's Of- I * #
fice at Greenville. I j| |
Greenville, Oct. 5.?While waitihg I '
to receive medical treatment at the fl
( office of Dr. E. W. Carpenter about!
t 5 o'clock this afternoon, M. W. Dan-i Is a pretty i
dridge, 50 years of age, fell dead in display or t
the waiting room. A number of pa- about you.
tients were waiting in the room when of the Enter;
the unfortunate man slipped from his a temptatio:
chair and fell to the floor dead. *s n0 us?
m er. Why n
Il6c6iv d check book ]
gerous cash'
Little Willie was left alone with men w?uld
sister's beau. they had fol
"Mr. Chumpley," he presently said, Plan"what
is a popinjay?"
Sister's beau wrinkled his forehead.
?-lj |
"Wh-why, a popinjay is a-a- vain m <
, bird-" JLjII
"Are you a bird, Mr. Chumpley?" ' i
"Certainly not." 4 per cent.
"That's funny, ma said you was a |
popinjay, and pa said there was no
doubt about your bein' a jay, an' sister
6aid there was small hopes of T ^
your poppin' an' now you say you M-^dCI vJl J
ain't a bird at all. That's funny."? .
Cleveland Plain Dealer. 25c 50c, ?nd 1
Just Spending the Day. K*v *
? * a . . ...?, A tall, lanky
A woman from out of town walked
. . .. , . , .. a newspaper omc
into one of the big hotels the other
?, ,. ed an In Memc
morning and wrote her name on the
. . paper. My old
register. K ' ' ...
...... . , ? ., .. ? and I would lik
What, madam, said the room ,,
clerk, with one of those engaging about mra'
smiles for which he is famous, "can All right, s<
I offer you in the way of a room?" J"ou Sot it with
"Oh. I don't want a room," was "No," said thi
the reply. "I am just speeding the fix me up a bit?'
day here." "Sure," replie
"Good thing some people spend charges are a dc
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more man mac wun us, reuutmeu uwu iauu.
the clerk to himself as she turned can't afford that
smilingly away.?New York Times. six feet high."?
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s and the Sales [
you have not been, ask your
, the place
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w
Suit Department
experience counts for anything you
have hers.
We are showing in this department
a large line of this classv of goods, we
think the most complete assortment we
have ever shown. Come here expecting
to get a Coat to please you, and you will
j_ i.. _i: i J 3 .??
not oe uisappoiuiea, it you want something
that is new and stvlish, we have
O v 7 . X.. . (V.(!
them in short, medium and full length,
a look will convince you."
Here you will find everything that is
good this season, nothing to show you
from last season. Everything is new
and stylish when you buy at Hooton's.
If you have never shopped here, now is
the time to begin at a season like this,
when the place you are in the habit of
trading has nothing new to show you,
ask your friends where they consider
the best place to shop in order to get
the newest and best at the least money
x ill. mi :n
consistent wiiii quality. -Liiey win ten
you Hooton's. Therefore we ask you
to come and see, it will cost you nothing,
but save you a great deal, in time and
money
inery Parlor ?
Bamberg, S. C.
/' I
r STATEMENT.
oonty for the Month of September, 1914.
AT CONSUMERS' PRICES.
- Total Sales Breakage Stock on Hand Other Credits O peratlng
i Last Day of R. R. Claims Ex.of each
Month 4c goods Rt. Dispensary
$3,736.52 $11.00 $ 5,548.10 $ 72.00 $134.48
2,024.88 12.80 4,886.15 25.55 115.97 .
1,574.05 8.00 1,758.85 170.70 90.55"
1,889.70 7.10 4,262.85 372.33 97.77
308.00 2.35 909.35 30.40 ^
$9,533.15 $41.75 $17,365.30 $640.58 $469.17 v .*
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\ " 'Jmf
H. Faust, members of the' Bamberg County Dispensary
>es and says that the foregoing statement Is true and corf
October, 1914.
J. S. WALKER. Notary Public.
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I Bundle of Currency |
o be known to be (Hfl
D ii 4 r\ aVi aaI' KaaL' I *1 JsSy er W * i /a. At t r
i-?ut a- cacca u\j\jrw - j-. /
prise Bank is never
n to violence. It >7"!
except to the own- 3RYt^| V, J
ot carry such a III I
instead of the dan?
Some murdered Bg*?
still be living if 0^^^ "" ?
lowed that pruden- jR^ Mr =j ft "5)^
ill K ^terr
.
terprise Bank <
Paid on Savings Deposits. Bamberg, S. C.
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1 and Bad Colds are caused by germs. For
[Quick relief take The Giant Grip Germ Killer
mr*Johnson's Tonic
hTi^ Dr. THOMAS BLACK, JR.
| DENTAL SURGEON.
farmer walked, into Graduate Dental Department Unta
~iA versity of Maryland. Member S. C.
e and said he want- gtate DentaI Association.
iriam" notice in the Office opposite new post office and
dad died a year ago, over office Graham & Black. Office
e a piece of poetry hours, 8.30 a. m. to 5.30 p. m.
BAMBERG, S. C.
lid the clerk. "Have NOTICE.
you?" i I will file my final accounting as
a rv,?? 'Ton'* v-n? administrator on estate of J. M.
e man. Can t jou Kinard with G p Harmon, Judge of
' Probate on Oct. 17th. All persons
d the dork. "Our havine claims asrainst said estate will
>llar an inch." ! present same before that date, or
cried the farmer. "I forever b? baITld,
? . 1 W\ D. KiiSA'KD.
My old dad was( Administrator.
-Popular Magazine. Sept. 16th, 1914.
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