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[ II I Hooton s Lai I Are you prepared for the t Suit, Dress, Underwear, C and see the New seasonal 1 style and price we do not section, for we make a sp e i?E>* WB.!? When you feel "all crated up" and hampered in your movements. it's time to get a \V. B. Xuform * Corset. r When a corset tortures and restrains. it is wrong; there's a remedy; W. B. Corset. "W. B." provides a new corset that needs no "breaking in." Your "W. B." fits, feels and is right, from the start?from the first day you I wear a properly-selected, properlyI fitted W. B. Corset. Price from $1.00 I to $:?.oo. Ir k ii. . || l a. nooion i L PERSONAL MENTION. ?Mr. day nigl People Visiting in This City and at Other Points. * * ing the i ?Miss Blanche Hair Spent Wed- ?r.Mis nesday in Columbia. ! na p0lk, ?Dr. Charles F. Black spent Wed- left Wee nesday in Charleston. burg to r ?Miss Laura Ray. of Govan, is yjes visiting Mrs. W. G. Hutto. Ryan at ^ ?Miss Genevieve Kirsch is visit- Caroline ing relatives in Charleston. leston S; ?Mr. Paul Zeigler, of Allendale, was in the city one day this week. y ?Mrs. H. F. Hoover is spending Final a few days in Columbia this week. pleted t p? ?Mrs. J. A. Hunter spent last which o i week-end in Orangeburg with rela- 19th. 1 tives. I Deen na: ri; ' i ?Miss Bessie Thompson, of and fhej Orangeburg, is spending a few days fine for in the city.- dicatiom ?S. G. Mayfield, Esq., of the Bam- tractl0ni c ro w d s 'berg bar, is in attendance upon court in Aiken this week. * ree ' thing es ?Miss Sybil Izlar, of OrangebUrg, is spending a few days in the city ' with Mrs. H. N. Folk. v Severi been m; ?Mrs. C. E. Simmons" and Mr. events . Ralph Simmons spent Suprday in tjonaj Blackvilie with Mrs. R. A. Aver. -n the ^ ?Watson C. Finger. Esq., of Char- ther pag leston. attended the funeral of Mr. thank tl 3. A. Murdaugh in Bamberg Sunday. ajjty jn ?Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smoak and letic cor little son, Julian, and Mrs. M. L. much fu Johns spent Monday in Orangeburg. a gr? ' ?Mrs. Emma Glover, of Aiken, is taken " if spending some time in the city with j S?od citi her daughter. Mrs. H. W. McMillan. ^er c I desired ?airs. ausuu .\eai anu nine 1 parade of Roanoke, Va., are in the city drivers spending some time with Mrs. E. H. queste(i Dowling. Henders & ' ?Misses Lalla Byrd and Mae the com Brabham left Tuesday for Morris- 19th. rville, S. C.. to attend the Brocking- the cour ton-Brockinton wedding yesterday. street t< across t ?Messrs D. F. Hooton and E. C. , lisle str< Bruce. Dr. George F. Hair and Dr.; . _ - , | down R; Mills went down bv auto Saturday t . , , o ^ This wil and spent a couple of days on Dr. I . , . ? , I in the c Hair s farm on the coast. , , j' i body op ?Mr. C. N. Ryan, of Wedgefield. j rade. ev who has been spending a few days! to Main in the city with his brother. Mr. G. pj,e , D. Ryan, returned to his home Wed- Carlisle nesday. will be ?Mrs. T. S. Cave, of Barnwell, j then pre Mrs. B. W. Sexton, of Blackville, Miss The i L Veryl Holmes, of Barnwell, and festival Meesrs W. D. Harley and Robert merrily Brunson visited Mr. and Mrs. C. .T. S. ing mui * Brooker this week. urged t< r. dies Store and Milliner spring? If not visit Hooton's where we can i orsets, Gloves, Hosiery, or something of the k >le merchandise that you will find here at all want your business, but we believe that we a ecialty of pleasing the girls and ladies, and cai Dry Goods & Suit Department This season has been the.greatest in our history up to this time, and we intend to close it as the best of our history. In order to do this we are leaving * ii--_ i i nothing undone to secure ana nave 011 mum wm-n you need it the most wanted materials'and accessories. If you have ever visited Hooton's, it is almost useless for us to say that you will find many things here which are never shown at other places. So if you have never visited Hoot oil's, now is the best time to begin. ( ome and see for yourself what you can get at Hooton's. We would like to add your name to our list of many new, satisfied customers we have made this season, by having the (foods. Price, Assortment, and the Service. New Crepes?We are showing the most complete line of this class of materials to be seen anywhere in White, White with Colors, and a complete line of Solid Colors. Linen Panamas?You should have a dress of this material to complete your wardrobe. We have all the popular shades or the season. Embroideries and Laces?These we have in an endless variety, therefore, if you need either, come see. Dresses Ready-to-Wear?These we have in ' Silks, Crepe De Chine, also White Dresses, as well as a complete assortment of House Dresses. Skirts?These we have in Black, Xavy, and Palm Beach. If you want a Skirt, see ours. Waists?This season we are showing a nice line of Shirt Waists. See the kind we are selling, think you will like them. , rs Ladies Store & Mill A. M. Denbow spent Tues- LIST OF PENSIONERS, it in Barnwell. T . . . .. , Those Entitle to Pensions in Bams Mary Livingston is attendnusic festival in Spartanburg. tern County. ? ses Blanche Hair, Wilhelmi- ^jr j ^ Copeland, Jr., clerk of c< Kate Rentz and I rma Black C0Urt, ~has received the pension P Inesdav morning for Spartan- checj{( an(j js now ready to give pen- 0 attend the music festival. sjons to those entitled to them. There ^ >srs A. W. Knight and G. D. are 81 pensioners in the county, di- a' id Misses Lucie Gasque and vid^d as follows: Class "A," 7, ei i Spearman motored to Char- $96.00; class "B," 2, $72.00; class ^ aturday, returning-Sunday. "C," No. 1, 8, $48.00; class "C," No. c< ? 2. 14, $28.50: class "C," No. 3, 1. mtauqua Ot>ens Monday. $48.00; class "C," No. 4, 49, $28.50. ? ? The following is the list of pension- P preparations are being cop- ers; | fi 'or Bamberg's Chautauqua, Class "A." ! pens here next Monday, the Bessinger, J. W., Bamberg. rhe various committees have Bishop, 0. Ehrhardt. rd at wVk during the week, Bessinger, C. W., Bamberg. 61 r state that the prospects are pierson. H. F. Bamberg. 61 a splendid festival. The in- Rentz> j G Bamberg, s are that the various at- Wilson> H E-> Bamberg. f( > offered will bring large j. H.. Bamberg. a. to the city on each of the Class "11" ' ays, as each day has some- Copeland. J. C., Bamberg, pecially attractive to the peo- Zeigler> j j Ehrhardt. Class "C," Xo. 1. r< il changes and additions have Beard, W. T., Bamberg. J ade to the list of athletic Brickwell, Nicholas, Ehrhardt. e at Rhoad's park on educa- Carter. M. S., Bamberg. a ay. A full list may be seen Dempsey, A. R.. .Midway, lisplay advertisement on an- Dempsey, R. C., Midway. ;e. The committee desires to McMillan, J. E., Midway. lie mercnanis ior meir nuer- .Myers, A. ?., .mi a way. offering prizes. These ath- Smoak, M.f Bamberg, itests promise to bring forth Class "C," Xo. 2. in as well as instruction. Clayton. G. W., Ehrhardt. sat deal of interest is being Carter, L. C., Bamberg. 1 the automobile parade, on Eaves, X. .M., Govan. zenship day. Already a nurn- Griffin, William, Bamberg, ars have been entered. It is Hartzog, D. A., Denmark, to get as many cars in the Hadwin, H. M., Denmark, as possible. All owners or Hanberry; G. D., Bamberg, of cars to be entered are re- Johnson, James. Bamberg, to notify either Mrs. E. H. McMillan, C. M.. Bamberg, on or Mr. P. B. Murphy, of Ximmons, J. C.,- Govan. mittee, by noon Monday, the Sandifer, W. P., Bamberg, rhe parade is to start,from Robinson, J. D., Bamberg, t house and proceed up Main Stoudemire, J. H.. Bamberg, o the eraded school, thence Williams, W. W., Bamberg. 0 Carlisle street, down Car- Class "C," X<>. {. ?et to the Baptist church, and Ray, Lucia, lilroad avenue to Main street. Class "C," No. 4. 1 take in the principal streets Bear(] Mary K > Bamberg. ;ity and afford nearl\ e\ery- Brabham, .lanie, Olar. portunity to witness the pa- RUek. M. A.. Ehrhardt. en if they cannot come dotvn Blume, Susannah. Denmark. street during the parade. Bishop. S. A., Ehrhardt. into parade will stop at the Brown, Georgians, Midway, campus, where the queen Carter. Susan. Bamberg, crowned. The parade will Carter, 11. M.. Bamberg. >ceed. led by the queen. Dunn. Cornelia J., Bamberg. .*oting for the queen of the Eaves, M. J., Bamberg. and the maids of honor goes ran, rnnuy, ueinnarn. on. and the contest is arous- Gillani, M. A.. Bamberg, h interest. Everybody is Gillam, Katherine, Bamberg. ) vote for their favorite. Grimes, Emma, Govan. y Parlor?LADIES I prepare you for any kind of weather or occas ind that you have failed to find up to this tim seasons and under all conditions. If we do n re better prepared to fill your individual wai rry nothing but the best to be had in ladies' g< M;ll inni*ir HnnavlniAnf I I luiiiiuci jf ucjjai uuciii A great many people think it strange that we J are still very busy in this department, but when they come and see the many Xew things that they did not see early in the season, and have not seen elsewhere, even now, they are not surprised, for the Ladies and Girls want the Xew things, and we receive something Xew almost daily, in order that you may get just what you wish, and will continue as long as there is anything Xew to show. . New Shapes?You will find in this department all of the Xew Blocks in all of the New materials, Xew ones that were not being shown a month ago. , r\ xt_j? rm .ranama xiais? i nose we nave in tins season s shapes. See what others have, then let us show you ours. You will buy at Hooton's like your ] friends do. Chips?See these in the New shapes, nothing J better or more serviceable. Milans?These we have in the shapes just a little | larger than we were showing earlier in the season. None are very large but the shapes are different. , Rutledge Hats?These have met with most popular favor. When we say Rutledge flats, we mean if you don't know just what.you want in a Hat, leave it to her and she will please you. i Flowers?This is a great flower season, and we j have prepared for it, not with just a few flowers, but with a complete line. If it's anything that's being used this season, ask for it, we have it. 1 inery Parlor Acres of Wheat in Hamberg. .Many a bright woman takes ing lessons after she reaches foi Upon reading in The Herald that _ x I . j .u . .u ? Tests by Irish scientists ne farmer estimated that there are , shown that the wind will earn ,000 acres planted in wneat in mis . . ft/v/v _ , .. . ? . . ease bacteria 200 feet and as hi, auntv this vear, another prominent . . . . . .. . ,. sixty feet into the air. lanter states that after traveling M rer the county he is convinced that Prospecting for petroleum In le county has no less than 3,000 ezuela ts being carried on wit! cres, and perhaps 4,000 acres plant- couraging success by one Ame j in wheat this year. This gentle- and two English companies. lan has traveled over the county ? jnsiderably, and is satisfied that his NOTICE TO CREDITORS. gures are correct, as he finds that District Court Qf ^ UnUed gta: early every farmer has a few acres District of South Carolina?( lanted. and many farmers have large ty of Bamberg?In the matt elds planted in the breadstuff this J- D. Dannelley, Bankrupt. To the creditors of the above ear* ed bankrupt: ~ " V rin^ Tak? notice that on the 8th ?Mrs. James T. Burch, of Flor- Qf Aprll> 1915( thg abQve n. ace. is in the city visiting her par- bankrupt filed his petition, in ats, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Black. Court praying the confirmation c composition heretofore offered There are more than 15 candidates accepted, and that a hearing , ~ thereupon ordered and will be ,r Postmaster of Orangeburg, the upon gaid ^mon Qn the 25th ppointment depending on the choice 0f April, 1915, before said Com ) be made by Congressman Lever. Charleston, in said District, a V o'clock in the forenoon, at \ ?Mr. Otis Johnson, of Luray, has tin}e and Place kn?wn tcre< and other persons m interest ma sturned to Carlisle school. Mr. pear and sjj0w cause, if any ohnson is one of the best ball play- j have, why the prayer of said rs Carlisle has had, and his return > tion should not be granted. dds much to the team of the school, j RICHARD W. HUTSOX, Cle Read Bamberg Herald $1.50 year. I >U1R inftunvna. Hiers M A Ehrliardt i Dorcas Green, Plaintiff, vs. Cor ' T" ' ,7^ i Zeigler, et al, Defendants. Hair, Josephine, Bamberg. | pursuant to an order of the ( Hutto, Jane E., Denmark. : 0f Common Pleas for Bamberg ( Inabinett, M. A., Bamberg. | tv, in the above entitled case Jones, Svlvania, Bamberg. creditors of Louisa Graham, de ,T ' T _ . ' ed. are required to prove their c Jones, Mary L., Bamberg. against her estate before me a Johnson. Alice, Bamberg. county court house on or b Jones, M. L., Bamberg. Thursday, May 6, 1915, or eh Kinsey, Martha. Branchville. forever barred. _ . r a a m . , y. - I 1 a V? * OLK j jl&Sv Kirkland, Regusta, Bamberg/ 7 ,Q1Kinard, C. A., Ehrhardt. ! P McMillan, M. A., Bamberg. NOTICE OF SALE. Martin, L. A.. Denmark. _ . . * T a u .. .. _ , By virtue of an order issued b Muse, M. V., Bamberg. Court in the matter of Peoples Main, Matt e, Olar. ' company, bankrupt, the undcrsi Morris, Neilie, Olar. Trustee will sell to the highest Morris. Eliza, Bamberg. der for cash at public auctior ' Bamberg, South Carolina, in Neal, Adeline, Bamberg. store room formerly occupied b; Neville. Lizzie, Bamberg. -said bankrupt at 11 o'clock, a. n Lafitte. M. J.. Bamberg. Thursday. April 22nd, 1915, ?h Phillins Fanie Bambcr- sets of said estate consisting of p ' ; baml)cr&; fount> carbonator, cash register Proveaux, Marinda, Bamberg. tures and stock of merchandise Smoak. Annie. Bamberg. sisting of drugs, toilet articles. Steedly, Ellen, Bamberg. ? McCRACKTX. Trust Smoak, Rebecca, Bamberg. April i?i!i. 1l ?. Starr. Elizabeth, Olar. ESTATE NOTICE. Smoak. Delilah. Olar. Smith, M. E.. Denmark. All persons having claims ag m, , ? i ! the estate of .Mrs. .Mary Rice 1 Thompson, Eliza, Bamberg. : wrjj,],t deceased, are hereby no Tindal. Sallie R., Denmark. : to tile the same, duly verified, Tant, Sarah Ann, Denmark. j the undersigned, and those ind< Tant M E Bamberg !to said estate will please make ? , . ?, .\ , ment likewise. Touchstone. Nora. Denmark. J1Rg gARAH rice OWENS. T 4 TN^,?1- f 1 T7!-vOAlltr /jtflfcltM, .J. a., l/l'lUiiai a. j uavvuv* Walker, Mary E., Denmark, 1 Bamberg, S. C., April 14th, 1! ; _ ^ .. V. "r'^- ^ sND GIRLS J? **Jr ;ion. Maybe it's a Hat, e. If so come to Hooton's lot please you in quality, its than any store in this jods, hats and accessories mm? SMBBBP 1 Hooton's I jjjjf j iVe shall expect you to * W, make Our Store Your Store during the Chau tauqua April 19th, ZUtb and 21st. \ ? We want your business, we need your business, and ? i if Goods, Service and Price " Mint fny anir+Vii n or wp in. h/VlUlV J.V/JL ViUUgl ff V AM # tend to have your business. RG, SO. CAR. 1 ivered at All T rains =========! t danc- BANKRUPTS PETITION FOR DISrtv j CHARGE. have In the District Court of the United r Sis-1 States?For the District of S. C.? , ! In the matter of R. S. Simmons, < gh as; Bankrupt. S ;To the Honorable H. A. M. Smith, ' Judge of the District Court of the Ven-1" United States for the District of . ti en-1 South Carolina: _ , rican ! R- S- Simmons, of Bamberg, in the County of Bamberg, and State of S. C., in said District, respectfully represents that on the day 1 / Af loot r?a af ho WAfi fin 1V adjudged Bankrupt under the acts tes? 0f Congress relating to Bankruptcy; 'oun- that he has duly surrendered all his er of property and rights of property, and | has fully complied with all the rp~ nam- quirements of said acts and of trie orders of the Court touching his 1 day Bankruptcy. amed i Wherefore, he prays that he may said >)e declared by the Court to have a >f the full discharge from all debts provaand ble against his estate under said was Bankrupt Acts, except such debts as had are excepted by law from such disi day charge. rt, at Dated this 1st dav of April, A. D., t 11 1915. vhich : R. s. SIMMONS, litors I Bankrupt. , . y ap-; thf.J ' Order of Notice Thereon petl"i DISTRICT OF S. C.?ss: rk On this 6th day of April. A. D., , '1915. on reading the foregoing pe(tition, it is? | uraerea dv tne uoun, uiai n m?ring be had upon the same on the 10th nelia day of May, A. D., 1915, before said . ,, Court at Charleston, S. C., in said ^ourt District, at 11 o'clock in the fore"oua" noon, ard that notice thereof be pub a11 lished in The Bamberg Herald, a iceas- newspaper printed in said District, laims an(j that au known creditors and t the 0ther persons in interest may appear efo?e at the said time and place and show >e be cause< {{ any they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner should er* , not be granted. , * And it is further ordered by'the , Court, that the Clerk shall send by 1 mail to all known creditors copies of said petition and this order, addressy the e(j to them, at their places of resiDru? dence as stated. lg>?vi Witness the Honorable H. A. M. bld" Smith, Judge of the said Court, and l? at the Seal thereof at Charleston, S. C., tbe in r-aid District on the 6th of April, the A. D., 1915. ' ? on : RICH. W. HUTSON, e as".4-29 Clerk, soda . fix- j NOTICE. con etc. 1 Notice is hereby given that no ee. ; w ork is to be done on the public 2t. roads unless ordered done by the su , pervisor or one of the county commisI sioners and no work will be paid for : until inspected and received by the ainst supervisor or one of the commissionBoat ers. tified Those acting as overseers will rewith reive the same pay as other hands 5bted unless there are eight hands or more pay- at work, and he must also work as , one of the hands. Done by order of j the board, April 5th, 1915. ix. ; l. p. McMillan, 115. j Supervisor. I ? ^ I . ^