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i [ Ladi Where There I WE HAVE PRE." WERE BROKEN, ] NOT SHOWN EAR BERG. COME AN] NOT GET IT, THA I Dry Goods and Read Department If you have ever visit* is almost useless to say find many things, here, t shown at other places, f specialty of showing son ent. come and see for yc II convinced that Ilooton's | \ only Ladies Store in this We have just received the Palm Beach Suits 1 Ladies. These are the summer suits, (let one will be pleasant all durin to come. Get one early not last long:. * Wool Suits: If you p Suit we have just four choice for $10.00. t Crepes, and Crepe De f we have in an endless v? white, colors, and figure something of this kind we House Dresses, Cliildr small price, it will pay y< Muslin Underwear: I need anything of the kir Skirts: This is a gre* ? and look. The prices ar Hooto All Packages Del PERSONAL MENTION. c People Visiting in Tliis City and at 1 Other Points. ?Mrs. H. F. Hoover is visiting j friends in Charlotte. N. C. t ?Miss Alma Davis spent the week^ end end at her home in Orangeburg, j ?Mr. W. C. Duncan visited Char- t leston and Magnolia Gardens Mon- i day. ?Mrs. H. Spann Dowling, of An- i ' derson, is visiting Mrs. E. H. Dow-1 s liag- i! - | I ?Misses L>eona aim iu? uiaunam L spent Sunday and Monday in Florence. ?H. M. Graham. Esq., spent Tuesday in Charleston on a business trip. ?Mr. and Mrs. C. J. S. Brooker motored over to Augusta last Sunday, returning yesterday. ?Mrs. Elma Loring, who has been in the city for a few weeks, returned home Monday afternoon. ?^liss Ethel Sandifer has returnf ed to the city from Perry, where she taught during the past session. ?Mr. J. B. Ryan, of Wedgefield.j spent Sunday in the city on a visit | to his brother, Mr. G. D. Ryan. ?Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brabham and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whiteside went to Charleston and Magnolia Gardens yesterday. ?Pol .lamps R. Owens attended the Confederate reunion in Columbia, j 'as a representative of the local U. C. V. camp. ?Messrs. H. L. Hinnant. L. C. j Smoak and W. A. Dickinson motored to Charleston and Magnolia Gardens ^ last Sunday. * * s* ?Miss Dorothv Adams, who has 1 been teaching near Bishopville, has fc closed her school and returned home 3 P for the summer. ?Mrs. E. J. WJmnamaker has re- j turned to her home in Orangeburg, after spending a few days with reiatives in the city. ?Miss Edith Rice, who has been t teaching at Levy's. S. C.. has return- t ed to her home in the city for the . summer vacauoii. ?Miss Lizzie Herrington lias re-|v turned to her home at Sardis. Ga., a after an extended visit to iier sister. { Mrs. W. H. Chandler. t ?Mrs. W. M. Brabham was carried h to an infirmary in Florence last week 1 for medical treatment. She is re- r * ported as getting along nicely. ? \ ?? m i?MB BBBMB i O S | 5 : is Something N PARED FOR YOU IN AD\ [N THE WANTF-D AND LY IN THE SEASON. WE D LOOK, WE AEE ALWA1 T TS TF YOU ARE L00KI1 y-to-Wear '(] Ilooton's. it that you will hat are never or we make a 'Mlv w nothing: differmrself, and be a shipment of ^MSi! for Girls and now and you g the hot days for they will Chines, these irietv, in plaiu d,, if you need earmlease vou. ir^ 1 ? en's Dresses, these we have ii 3u to see them. lave you examined our line o id come and look, we know tl it season for separate Skirts, e correct. n's Lad tivered ?Prof. W. C. Duncan spent Mon-, lay at the Magnolia gardens, in Char- a eston. i i ?Dr. H. F. Hoover. Mr. A. M. Den- 1 low, Mrs. J. D. O'Hern, Miss Blanch -lair and Miss Ruth Byrd motored to f he Magnolia Gardens yesterday. j s ! v ?Supt. of Education R. W. D. I j lowell is attending the meeting of) he Southern Educational conference . i c n Chattanooga, Tenn., this week. j ^ ?Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Free, Sher- t ff and Mrs. S. G. Ray and Mr. and j j drs. J. J. Smoak left yesterday by j lutomobile for Charleston and Mag- J ^ lolia Gardens. j g ?Mrs. E. H. Henderson and Miss! I Franke Folk left Tuesday for Ben- j t lettsville to attend the meeting of j * he Federated Women's clubs, which' s in session this week. ii ?Mrs. E. H. Henderson. Misses1 Franke Folk. Lalla Byrd, Wilhelmina ^ Folk and Louise Folk, visited Char-1 eston and Magnolia Gardens lastj Friday, returning Saturday. !r ' i * ?Col. and Mrs. W. A. Klauberj vent to Charleston Monday morning, r vhere Mrs. Klauber goes for medi- I al treatment. Their many friends " rust that she will soon recover. f ?Mr. M. H. Yarn, formerly a I ^amherfr rrmntv citizen. but wllO is I low living at North. Orangeburg :ounty, was in the city Monday and ittended the K. of P. smoker Monlay evening. ?Congressman Jas. F. Byrnes pent Sunday in the city, he being lere to meet the government engineers who were making the prelimnary survey of the South fork of the Cdisto river. ?Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Copelaud, Jr., dr. and Mrs. C. R. Brabham, Jr., disses Addys Hays and Moselle Copeand, Mrs. W. P. Riley and Mr. P. B. durphy motored to Charleston and lonmnlio florrlonc Tnocrlav I ?Col. W. A. Klauber went to Co- I umbia last Thursday to attend a ueeting of Governor Manning's staff, if which he is a member. Arrangenents were made at this meeting for lie trip to Richmond next month for lie reunion of Confederate veterans. ?Congressman Jas. F. Byrnes and lis private secretary, .Mr. H. B. Hare cere in the city last Thursday and ttended the memorial exercises at livers' Bridge. Mr. Byrnes went on o Walterboro and Hampton, where e delivered addresses at chautauquas "riday and Saturday, but Mr. Hare eturned to Bamberg Thursday night. ;oing back to Aiken Friday morning. , I few to be Seen. ^ANCE OF THE HOT WE OST POPULAR MAT^P] [EN WE SHOW THEM H rs GLAD TO SHOW YOV tfG FOR SOMETHING NE i a large assortment at a f this? If not, and you le rest. and we have them, i oine | ies Sto: Phone ?Misses Ethel and Urma Black .nd Mrs. Clarence Black left Sunday light for Atlanta to attend the music estival. ?Miss Thelma Bailey left Friday or her home in Greenwood, after pending several weeks in the city nth her grand-pareuts. Dr. and Mrs. . B. Black. ?Mrs. Lillian Faulkner and little laughter, of Augusta, returned to heir home Sunday after spending ^ ti-AAbo in tho oitv TL'itVl P f. S. Brooker. ?Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rouhdtree, diss Marion Rountree, Mrs. Sidney Hair and Master Brooker lair, of Williston, spent Sunday in he city with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. S. Jrooker. "Willie, did you see my new shavng brush?" "Yep; mom is using it to repaint he bird cage."?Columbia Jester. Bix?By the way. who is. or ather was. the god of war? Dix?I've forgotten the duffer's tame, but I think it was Ananias.? ndianapolis Journal. VOTERS! I! The impression has been created in the minds of some that I would not enter the race for mayor, the election for which office will be held on - May 4th, and it is my purpose here and now to correct this impression and to say that I WILL STAND FOR ELECTION and that on a progressive and wide-awake platform, the essentials of which I will gladly furnish you. W. C. PATRICK. Af Hnrifnri's? A Ml M, v? Save Time, Trouble and Money. :ateer, filling in our departments where the lines rat.^s. we have also bought many new lines which were ' will be the first time they have been shown in bamr, if you don't find it at hooton's, very likely you caniW. Millinery Department I i This department is filled with all of f. the latest mid-season styles, an entirely S?* ?l* different stock from what we were ~^/yx Vyr-> |showing early in the season, we have ?-ST~So //W%\ %EmL( Ji heon receiving Xew things for this de MMl Apartment almost daily for the last I * ?fW&m\ JlpBfi \n week, hence at this time we are in posi- I "Cb;c:/;1 ^IHUU \|\ to show you just what you will need | The Hats and Shapes are different now t0 w^lat they were early, come and BlW us show you, they are gradually getJin imlll\'' This is going to be a great flower sea/II' I ml llmWwm sou from now on and we are prepared for it, you should see our new line of 1 Ribbons are gradually getting more popular, and we are showing the line ' Chiffons and Malines: If you prefer a Rutledge Hat, we have just any shade you would like a Hat made of, and Miss Rutledge is here to please you, see her. Panamas: This is to be the best season for Panamas in years, we have them in all sizes, and in shapes to suit all faces, and they are not expensive. In fact, if its's Millinery, Hooton has it. We want your business, we need your business, and if Goods, Price and . Service count for anything, we are going to have your business. re & Millinery Parlor s No. 83-J Bamberg, S. C. E Job Printing W \;S ; ?;'9?| .*^1 x" c$M i " i ' * ? .'*1 K'ffixS ' The kind that the f / particular people want is the kind ???????????????????? turned out here. ___________________ Send us your work i , I - V' _ The Bamberg Herald I i 'v