Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i _ i Hooton'i v |; | THIS IS Y n II At this season of the yeai i II another, for our motto he ] t II see the goods and be com ' | that we mean just what V Dry Goods and Suit | * HI In this department we hai cannot be appreciated until se< ||j the suits in three lots, cloaks ii we have some other values to and dress goods. IP Hi ^ne su^s' value UP to $1* . 4 HI One lot suits, value up to $2( b?; || One lot suits, value up to $21 Dresses in proportion. I . | All $1.25 plaid and stripe sil . || All $1.00 messalines reducec I fl All $1.00 silks reduced to 9( V-ii i II All 75c silk poplins reduced )! All 50c crepe de chene rediu All 50c pique reduced to 40c. I " - See these and be convinced. In addition to the abo" mention, which we invite v buy. But if we do not suit If ; ^ Our line of hosiery, gloves " as at most places during tl , shall expect you and your d y . begin, then you will be in j illllnffll We want your bush I n? A 1J ti. A.. ' | \ PERSONAL 'MENTION. ?Mr ' in the I'.x.' -a People Visiting in This City and at taking Other Points. vannah j ^ ?Miss Helen Simmons, of Char- returne 1 leston, is visiting Miss Blanch Hair. after sp 1 ?Mrs. C. J. S. Brooker has gone tives ir ? ' to Richmond, Va., to spend some ties. tinfe. * ?Me tv - ?*? W7 r?f T\nnftdin. Aver a 8 1 JXt 19a *U. V T . XXXW, , ? _. | Fla., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. M. the 19t" iHitt. > U. D. ( ' :i"' *' ?Miss Kate Rentz spent several 19th of ^ h days at home, last week from Walter- ?Mr j V horo. iSpradle , ?Mrs. W. A. Klauber and children j Merritt spent a few days last week at St.'Sunday ^ ' George.' V. J. Hi % x '-?Mr. 'and Mrs. H. N. Folk spent ; Thanksgiving day with relatives in It Orangeburg. Henry 8 ?Mrs. James H. Lever is visiting Barents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. FelWm ^er' in thls city* Coiui : ?Miss Ethel Black spent the Wel1 I * er and I Thanksgiving vacation at home from I * > v - v * 7 /M nor Ma] I / her school at Olar. tion to i " Xficc WarridftllA Free SDent - UJIitbCC r Thanksgiving at her home from whom 1 y V Coker college, Hartsville. endeavc i I ?Miss ISulalie Coleman spent and br . ' I Thanksgiving at home from her contine] 1/ school in the Kearse section. said thi S > -?Col. and Mrs. J. R. Owens re- New Y 3 turned on Tuesday from Augusta, Oscar I |l\- where they spent several weeks. can lin ?<$fr. and and Mrs./A. M. Denbow an(* Co returned to the city Tuesday from a res?ntai j weeding trip to Northern points. to -?-MrsL B. C. Crum, of Rowesville, f* eom a spent Thanksgiving in the city with *nterna1 If 'Nv- her mother, Mrs. E. D. Coleman. e set * \ posals 1 V s ?Miss Blanche Hair has returned G0Ve \ to the city from Charleston, where c-tv t ' she spent some time with friends. Charles fir ?Miss Sadie Bradley, of Orange- River, 1 |burg, spent several days in the city ing din last week with Miss Lucile Hunter, morninj Wr- ?Postoffice Inspector A. J. Knight known ' spent Thanksgiving day in the city manufa with his brother, Mr. A. W. Knight. The tion wi ?Miss Annie Hartzog has return- Amon<y ed to the city after spending some ^ave a] i time in Spartanburg and other points. accomp , ?Miss Cornelia Charles, of Char- j0hn \" ; leston, after spending several weeks Edison. - in the city with Miss Addys Hays, has ^jr \ returned to her home. lle hopt ? ?Dr. E. O. Watson left Tuesday ternatic - ? . . _ i 1 _ _ A* T A _ for Charleston to attend tne meeting it is of th& South Carolina Methodist con- has inv ference,' which convened yesterday, the for Dr. Watson is secretary of the con- him, ar [ ference- an will v ^ I ^ N \ W - - . s Ladies 5 -^^Ladi r?i id nddnc r as is our custom, we put the kr is always been New Goods Eeve rinced that it is truly your oppoi we say, we do not want yoi Department ;e some values that T ,, m. We have divided a three lots, and then , ' show vou n dresses T truly a Ladi - fey and invi ).00 now $10.00. self. If yoi ).00, now $12.50. if you wish 1 r.00, now $15.00. Miss Rutled look new. ks at $1.00. Below we 1 to QOf. and Prices t] ltoyuC' All shane.' ^e- All Plum( to 65e. Anything ?ed to 40c. Velvets ir To close o Ribbons,1 re articles quoted we have many value ou to come and inspect, and share in s( ; you in goods, quality and prices, we , underwear, handkerchiefs and small ie midst of the season, for we make a aughters. If you are not are not one ( osition to know where to shop to save less, we need your business, we HOOT( i I I . and Mrs. F. C. Ayer arrived party, city on Sunday night, after Press dispatches a short wedding trip to Sa- Ford as saying tha and other points. ly give his entire . and Mrs. C. W. Rentz, Jr., about peace. He d to Bamberg Monday night, one ?* the wealt tending a few days with rela- United States. Th i Aiken and Edgefield coun- ?t letter to the g< "New York, No sdames W. P. Jones, M. E. ' "??v?rn?r 1 nd G. P. Bamberg attended ?!J, * h annual Sta^e meeting of the 1 J?" coai? as a in Aiken on the 18th and 0sca'r ' of the XT , > can line, sailing fi November. \ , ? cember 4, for Chr and Mrs- Gunter, Miss and Cope?hagen? y, and Messrs. George- and jng men and?WOm< Baggott, of Wagener, spent nations t0 join u in the city with Mr. and Mrs. SQme centra, poin1 artzog. later establish an MANNING INVITED. ference dedicated leading to a just Ford Wants to Secure Peace war. A hundr in Europe. Americans are bei ? whom Jane Addan nbia, Nov. 25.?Henry Ford, SOn and John Wa town automobile manufactur- cepted today. Fi peace advocate, wired Gover- with twenty thoi nnin? this morniner an invita- atranr f nrontv.frtlip 1 u o b I) b/li bj 1UU1 J become a member of a com- sands maimed, hoi of'100 prominent Americans other winter begi le will take to Europe in an come for a few me >r to settle the great struggle, courage and ener ing peace to that distracted cost in perso at. Mr. Ford in his telegram m0ney sacrifice ar at the party would sail from the good will of E ork on December 4, on the assert itself for i I, of the Scandinavian Ameri- wfth the strong p e for Christiana, Stockholm, ternational disarn penhagen. He will wire rep- complished. Pleas tives of the European nations m0re Hotel; "1 the American committee, and c0i q k. LaRo e point to be designated an private secretary, tional court of arbitration will ^\Tm Ford as follow up through which peace pro- "Your wire, i Rill begin. out of city today, rnor Manning was out of the return Friday mo lay visiting his friend, Mr. Stephens, on the Cooper Governor Manni with whom he ate Thanksgiv- invitation on accoi tner. He will return in the ? g to his office and make House I)estr< then his Teply to the Detroit cturer's invitation. Yesterday morni] entire expenses of the expedi- the residence of ill be defrayed by Mr. Ford, colored, was destr the prominent Americans who fire is supposed to iready accepted invitations to a stove flue, or ori any him are Jane Addams, near the stove. T tranamaker and Thomas A. tically new, havin* ly completed. It v ^ord says that out of his effort $1,200, with aboi is for peace in Europe and in- it is stated. Prai )nal disarmament. niture, valued at thought here that Mr. Ford destroyed. It is s ited each of the governors of suranee on the fur t\-eight States to accompany id that William Jennings Bry- M certainly be a member of tho ^on> 50c for 5-gal . .... * i . * ' V . i* - : .- * '* . >tore and i r"? es ana !TUN1TY. WI life to the prices on all winter g ry Season. Therefyre we ask y rtunity. Come, bring your frien ir business. Walk in while t Millinery Department partment we have marly things of in ? Girls and Ladies. We invite you t< ?/ ok, and be convinced that Hooton's i: es Store. We have manv values to of / te you to come and see them for your l need a new Hat, now is the time, am the old one brightened up, come and le ge show you what she can do to make i : mention a few of the manv article: rat we think will be of interest to you.. 3, large, medium and small, at 1-3 off. -i *.. - ? i i? j. is in plain ana lancy ill uiiK-uiixu un. in our entire feather line one-half off i all popular shades were $1, now 75c. ut flowers we put them at half price. ,ve have.them all qualities and prices. s in all departments too numerous to ime of the values. To look here is to had rather not have vour business. / wares you will find as complete here specialty of the small wares. We xf our customers now is the time to time, trouble and money. intend to have your business, if IN, Bai ????1??? 5 have quoted Mr. H HBHHHBBQHEHn t he would willing- j i fortune to bring H is considered to be I hiest men in the I e following is copy I dveraor: \ I vember 24, 915; < , Manning, Capitol H W ip , Columbia, S. C.: j'; I /If ly guest aboard tho v JLlJj mndinavian-Ameri om New York De- *"' istiana, Stockholm I am cabling lead? of the European Dear Sa s enroute, and at t to be established j international con- ' for Chrj to negotiations settlement of the ? H. ed representative ar? til? ng invited, among Please < is, Thomas A. Edi- they ar? mamaker have ac- J. ill letter follows. ( yOU tO g isand men killed; yOU to ? hours, tens of thou- j Mam nes ruined and an-, TheR m, the time hasj I prices a n and women with! I 1/1 gy, irrespective of: I WOUlu J nal inconvenience, | IB I shal id criticism to free lurope, that it ma.y )eace and justice robability that in lament can be ac;e wire reply Balti3ENRY FORD." que, the governor's today telegraphed rs: Governor Manning Will reply on his rning." ng has declined the mt of official duty. m . . Call on Mack's Drug Stor oyed by Fire. Herndon for Glendale water. 50c for 5-gallon jug.ng about 11 o'clock ??1????? Hey ward Johnson, TAX NOTICE. oyed bv fire. The , The Measurer's office will . A _ for the collection of State, ' have caught from scliool. and all other taxes f iginated in a closet! 15th day of October, 1915 1 he house was prac- 15th day of March, 1916 inc ; been only recent- 101From ">e first day of . , / ^ . I 91 6, until the 31st day of . ras valued at about 191 a penalty of one per c it $600 insurance,: be added to all unpaid taxes ctcallv all the fur-! the 1st day of February, : penalty of 2 per cent, will b about $600, was ^ M unpai/ taxes. From tated that $300 in- ^av 0f March, 1916, until t niture was carried, day of March, 1916, a pena 1 per cent, will be added to al s water on sale by taxes, j and W. P. Hern- ; _ T^E LEVY.. Ion jug.?adv. jFor btate purposes -fc * i Millinpfv 1 irls^^5 HAVE HAC oods, rather than carry them fro ou to note prices below, and invil ids, if the goods and prices do he doors of opportunity are t] 1 f REDUSO c'oRS! ^ I' I (see left-hand ill ustrat! tj:i: l/LtiT I H ere's something yoi /( '/ ;;l ! : /l;if:: I wished for; a reducing S ';/ I set that actually redi /'/ L-:'! I fullness at hips and t 1:1 tijj DiSi I and has the "old cor if;? : I fueling of comfort i l;JpJB: Goods, Service and Price count i nberg, / ITER TO SANTA CL ; Special Delivery ,nta Claus: ( have found exactly what I want you 1 istmas. Just select almost any of the 1 Drug Store in Olar, and I will be deligl prettiest and most amusing that I hav< ion't loose time by going anywhere el i going like hot cakes. Brother Johnnie ;et his there, too. He does not know wh jet him, they have so many things he v i and Sister says that tne cut glass ana & H. Drug Store is simply beautiful, a re so reasonable. They have nice pr< >lease anybody. 11 look for you at the regular time, San Your Little Gir Mary Ihavebeenth e or W. For county purposes 4 1-2 mills St. Springs Constitutional school tax 3 mills Sa! ?adv. Th ?? Total 14 1-2 mills SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVIES. tw be open Bamberg, No. 14 9 mills ex< county, Binnakers, No. 12 3 mills ors rom the j Buford's Bridge, No. 7 2 mills ^ mtil the'Clear Pond, No. 19 2 mills do lusive. ; Colston, No. 18 4 mills 1 January, Denmark, No. 21 6 1-2 mills January, Ehrhardt, No. 22 9 mills ag< ent. will Fishpond, No. 5 2 mills na From Govan, No. 11 4 mills of 1916, a Hutto, No. 6 2 mills ma ie added Hampton, No. 3 3 mills qu the 1st Heyward, No. 24 2 mills 1st he loth ;Hopewell, No. 1 3 mills lty of 7 S Hunter's Chapel, No. 16 4 mills ro2 1 unpaid ;Lees, No. 23 4 mills1 th< [Midway, No. 2 2 mills th 'Oak Grove, No. 20 2 mills? ..7 mills Olar, No. 8 9 mills; . / . ?-/ _ *. ; ; v.; :?r... - v . i'Vy.. J.':i--A-;'..H'"i'&V V: V '.. / ; ' ./ ... ?V. r - ~ .... . ..., :.v . . . = . - ., .... .: . .. ' /.' ..*. Parlor^ r . 3 = = \ ) OURS ===== m one season to te you to come and not convince you -1 hrown wide open set , es a fits, I igfit I 'or anything. Jf 5.C., boys, at The I ited. They | 3 ever seen. I . se, because I n 4- ll A TTTO V?^fl H a b 11c wo/ii to rants. [ jewelry at f nd that the jsents that ita. - ,'4f I / ere. 1 ' < - IS vl i 3 it .. S John's, No. 10 2 mills lem, No. 9 4 mills ree Mile, No. 4 2 mills All persons between the ages of enty-one and sixty years of age, ?ept Confederate soldiers and sail5, who are exempt at 50 years of 5, are liable to a poll tax of one liar. Capitation dog tax 50 cents. * All persons who were 21 years of 3 on or before the 1st day of Janrv, 1915, are liable to a poll tax one dollar, and all who have not de returns to the Auditor, are reested to do so on or before the ; of January, 1916. I will receive the commutation id tax of two ($2.00) dollars from j 15th day of October, 1915, until ) 1st day of March, 1916. G. A. JENNINGS, Treasurer* Bamberg County.