The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 21, 1915, Page 5, Image 5
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Remember we carry
the best Kid Glove for
$1.00?Puritan.
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k II WE ARE AL'
ft II HATS, sur
^ [I But are better prepar
II fore. You can make
11 they can always find
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j Dry Goods & S
: | COAT SUITS?They continue
r|, ; I newest. We invite your special z
g at $12.50, $15.00 and $20.00.
II which are equally as attractive w
|| ALTERED FREE.
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M COATS?W? have been compel
11 stock of Coats since the season
pp amount of business done in this
' H ^ wort^ your while to call and
1 a showing. We have them to fit an
II pay cheerfully.
p .11 DRESSES?They are the most
p try to describe, so we invite you
n WAISTS?These we are showi
f*".' - v II materials. The styles, Ave leave
g' II correct.!
I If SWEATERS?In this line we
y price you can caU for. We have
?0 ladies, and at prices that are in a
||f II UNDERWEAR?Have yon pr<
11 for the cold days ahead, if not coi
f I I dren. If it's underwear, Ave hav
y H ; We want your
fiHootor
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~ Versonal mention"
People Visiting in This City and at tl
Other Points. t(
?Mr. J. C. Strong, of Midway, was a:
in the city Friday. yj
?Miss Charles, of Spartanburg, is *r
risiting Miss Addys Hays.
?Mrs. L. E. Livingston ifc spend- ^
ng some time with relatives at Cope. *r
* v' ?ivir. ana i>ir?. ?j. nuu?u??,
^ ^ of Olar, spent Wednesday in the city.
Ite;^ Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Knight ^
spent Sunday ' afternoon in Black- '
; Tllle.
r?Dr. Charles Black and Miss
t.. Blanch Hair motored to Olar Monday
morning. ^ &
?Miss Ruth Byrd left last week
for Clinton, where she will spend
some time.
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agggi ?Mrs. M. If. Johns spent the
I week-end" with her son, Mr. W. i. ^
* Johns, at Baldock. n
S ?-Misses Mae Brabham and Wil- ?
helmina Folk are visiting Mrs. C. F. a
% Gilchrist, at Florence. i G
F ?B. D. Carter, Esq., left Monday' c;
%? - for Stedman, N. C., to attend the: ii
ri r vNwedding of his brother. cl
' ?Mr. D. F. Hooton and little a
daughter, Miss Natalie, spent last ci
Saturday in Charleston. a
?Mrs. A. McB. Speaks left on 0
Monday for Baltimore to purchase :t]
A. fail and winter millinery. S
if' / ^ or
f ' ?Mr.-W. A. Dickinson and Misses
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Leona Brabham and Thelma Lewis
spent Sunday at Varnville. N
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, ?Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Henderson, ?
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kr -v of Aiken, visited their son, E. H. B
F Henderson, Esq., a few days ago.
r ?S. G. Mayfield, Esq., of the Bam- a,
I berg bar, was in the city Monday on ?
I professional . business. ?Barnwell
a Sentinel.
?*' ?Mrs. H. N. Folk and little son,
^ of Bamberg, are visiting relatives in
? " , the city.?Orangeburg Times ana<
Democrat.
?Mrs. J. N. McMichael has been j
visiting relatives in Bamberg for sev-:
eral days.?Orangeburg Times andi
Democrat. '
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?Mr. Robert Hartzog, of Atlanta, i
J " 3pent a few days in the city last;
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.!
IV V. J. Hartzog.
?Messrs. D. F. and E. A. Hooton,
H. L. Hinnant and James H. Arm-i
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StrOD^ IliUlU^ CU IU iiCAiii5tun ounuaj
m to view the plantation of Mr. Caughr
man, who this year grew five bales
* of cbtton on one acre.
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WAYS PREPARI
[S, COATS, D
ed to-day than ever, for we
men wear the same kind oi
it at Hooton's. COME, SE
uit Department
to arrive, therefore, we have the
ittention to those we are showing
IVe have them at other prices.
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nere quani) tuuuw. mi
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opened, owing to the unusual
department up to now, so it will
look the line over that we ar^
iy size, and at prices that you will
; difficult merchandise we have to
to come and look for yourself.
ng in ail of the new and wanted
it to you as to whether they are
have almost any size, color, or
them for the children, girls and
accordance with the quality.
spared yourself and the children
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ne and let us tit you ana me cnu11
business, we need your busi
i's Ladies
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?Mrs. M. R, Rice, of Mt/ Pleasant, .
ho has been visiting relatives in
le city, left Saturday for Ehrhardt
) spend some time.
?Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brickie
id little daughter, of Augusta, ^
[sited his brother, Mr. J. B. Brickie iZ"
t the city this week. ||
?Hon. B. D. Carter, member of _ s
le house from Bamberg county, was ^
i the city last week on professional g
usiness.?Barnwell Sentinel. |||
?Miss Bessie Lee Black, of Bam- iBjp
erg, is yisiting her sister, Mrs. Harf
Wright, on Lovell street.?
rangeburg Times and Democrat. I ?
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE. L|
ftelv. Patronized bv U. S. Army and ffciif
Navy, Called to Orangeburg. gf
F. H. Seely, of Chicago and Phila- g|
elphia, the noted truss expert, will ||
e at the Orangeburg Hotel and will 5
smain in Orangeburg Wednesday K
nly, Oct. 27th. Mr. Seely says: ~
The Spermatic Shield as now used j|
nd approved by the United States ==
overnment will not only retain any SEE
ase of rupture perfectly, affording ||g
nmediate and complete relief, but ^
loses the opening in 10 days on the =3
verage case. This instrument re- j|j
eived the only award in England . 3
nd in Spain, producing results with- 3
ut surgery, injections, medical =
reatments or prescriptions. Mr. ==
eely has documents from the United =
tates Government, Washington, D. =
., for inspection. All charity cases ^
ithout charge, or if any interested ==
all he will be glad to show same =
ithout charge or fit them if desired. ==
usiness demands prevents stopping ||
t any other place in this section.? ==
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Hobart Bosworth In | ^
"The Scarlet Sin" j ^
A soul-stirring drama j (E
of a woman who paid
the inevitable price for
her folly. |a
4 REELS I ?|
5c and 10c | =?
Thursday, Oct. 21st | 1
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Thielen Theatre ?
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have a larger and more complete
f clothes, but the girls and ladies w
E, AND MAKE US PROVE Wt
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kj.'.'.W acicssuiucimiigjuu *c m -j
::l : | wished for; a reducing cor//.v/
/.7 ::ii; I set that actually reduces
/ ;;; .'7 I fullness at hips and bust, ;.|i
:// // JiSi: I and has the "old corset" fr; *
/'.*y ft;: jj? feeling of comfort with
If ffyyij | $3.00 up p?
r ml The Perfect Corset I 1
(see right-hand illustra.) 14
XMSMmj "W. B." provides a * jti
new corset tliat needs B
no "breaking-in." Se- B
lect the right model fl
b for your figure. Re- fl
H^^BB suit: No more break- B
^^B^B , ing-in, new corsets. B
. Your "W. B." fits, fl
^Bl feels, and is right . B
|^B^^B from the
|HB^ $1 to $3. Jpj
ness, and intend to have your busi
s Store am
Mail Orders Filled Promptly
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Electric Starting and Light
The new Maxwell is equipped with the Si
Huff Electric Starting and Lighting Systen
This system is a single unit, type, comb
in one instrument the generator and moto
It is the simplest, "sure-fire" powerful
starter made and has about one-half the
of ordinary starters.
We are waiting to take you for a
test ride in the car that has broken
all low "First-Cost" records, and ii
| breaking all low After-Cost records.
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Demountable Ifynf W' RElectr,
J^nMsion Mbidsbield
A' F.0 8. OETROIT
Q. D. RYAN
Telephone 81 Bamberg, S
Miss Ethel Black spent Sunday Glendale springs
e city from Olar, where she is Herndon's Grocery I
ing in the high school. | Drug Store.?adv.
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Ladies Stor
iNTS of the LADIE
DRESS GOODS
line in all the departments thar
ant something different, and ex
1AT*WE SAY.
I Millinery
Our millinery department
dreds of others by the work
Stroduction here. We ahvay
show you here. Miss Ruth
working to please you, whet
you come they want to sho
you have seen at other plac<
you saw here wh^n you wei
new, very likely it lias not
SHAPES?We have man
arrived the last of last week
rive tomorrow. You will fii
usually find at most places
FLOWERS?Many new i
since the season opened, an<
jH^^H to you
MIMi Maybe you have a shape
HH We udll be glad to do this 1
{^ Mi Our line of velvets, chiffi
nn of the small articles is com]
hum nery at other place
get quality and style at re
MB mo,,e to set the ne'vest
ii*
ness, ir price, goods and service
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gj^jjl I puylng
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i= fl gentlemen
nam = children.
lining |f H
wire = 19 Men's 1
H - 9 sty!es and
? I Men's s
EE ^R price. Ov
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ilcpation | | stockini
EE ladies; als
== buttons, \
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water for sale at K
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[rn We give and redeem
Purple Trading
Stamps. Save alj you
0 can.
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S and GIRLS in
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t we have ever shown be:perience
has taught them
Department II
; has proven its value to you and hunand
new ideas that find their first in- I \
s have something new and different to fc
edge and Miss Kearse are continually |
her you are here or at home, for when L
w you something different from whaf ? ,
es,*and something different from what 5
re in last. When we show something j
been seen in this section before. I 5
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y new ones for your inspection, some I
some this morning, and more will ar- I
ad an assortment here larger than you I
during their openings. I
ideas along this line have come out I
I we have them, for when there is any- 1
find it here.
and wish us to furnish the trimmings.
:'or you.
cms, feathers, ribbons, flowers, &id all
[>lete in every respect. PRICE MI1JLI1S,
then come to Hooton's, where you
asonable prices. It doesn't cost any
count for anything 1
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wboods I
ore is full of new I ; ?|
It will pay you I
>ect them before I Bi
elsewhere. I :]?M
SHOES I
t our shoes. We have the ^ 1 < . V"
es in shoes for ladies and v
; also for boys, girls and H
HATS I
iats in all of the newest H
colors. H
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Luimnu |
>uits, any color, size and B
ercoats the same. B
I0TI0NS I
is for the boys, girls and
io socks for the men; pins, B
needles, thread, liandker- B
n's collars and ladies* col- H|
fact most anything you
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