The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, September 14, 1916, Page 5, Image 5
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* X You are cordially invited to
I FALL EXHI
v X with Miss Estelle Rutledge
Y Miss Alma Ackerman as
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W? will show you all that is new
& and trimmings of all kinds.
^ This is the beginning of Miss Ruth
^ tomers and friends, for eight seasons
& believe she has pleased you. There i
^ of our millinery department. She is
^ Miss Rutledge spent weeks in the i
Bk 4^ to please your every want. She boug
I: < Come, bring your friends with you,
I =?=?
\ We Want Your Busines
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| HootoiT:
TELEPHONE 83-J
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PERSONAL MENTION. ?IV
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? People Visiting in This City and at from
Other Points. some 1
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?Mrs. E. O. Kirsch spent Tuesday
in Orangeburg. this *
or? /I ft
Uoiio PaoV nf filar. is visit
~iUiOO IJOllC VWuy VI. V ?v*. ,
ing Miss Ethel Black in the city. ?3V
?Mr. Francis Rice left Monday to the
enter Washington and Lee university. N- C.t
?Miss Emily Culler, of Orange- severa
burg, is visiting Miss Jerolyn Bruce. ?L
?Mr. James Shealey, of Fountain, return
Fla., is visiting relatives in the city, severa
?Mr. J. E. Newsom, of Bamberg, anc
was in the city Monday.?Barnwell ?P
Sentinel. * who h
?Miss Genevieve Kirsch left this in the
week for Asheville, N. C., to spend return
some time. \>
?Mrs. B. D. Carter, of Bamberg spent
visited in town last Friday.?Barn- with 1
. well Sentinel. Black.
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?Mrs. J. B. Reeves and little ?IV
daughter are visiting relatives at zog, c
Ware Shoals. ennd
I ?Miss Marion Harmon has been Simms
spending some time with relatives ?\
at McCormick. Hamp
?Miss Lucile Hunter has returned yanna
to the city from Hampton, where she m<>the
lias been visiting relatives.. ?A
?Air. E. D. Sompayrac, the well tanbii]
known architect of Columbia, spent sPendi
a day in the city last week. Dr- ai
?Air. Willie Smoak, of Winston- ^
Salem, N. C., spent last Friday in the ters? *
city with Air. J. J. Smoak.
t bersr ?
?Airs. Thomas and Air. Harry
Thomas, of Florence, are visiting Air. ^
and Airs. LaVerne Thomas. turnec
?Aliss Lncile Howell went to ^mf
^ ?. , Hooto
Bamberg Thursday on a visit to parloi
friends.?Orangeburg News.
?A
; ?Aliss Eunice Hunter has return- ^yjen
ed to the city after spending some
time with relatives at Branchville. . '
time
?Air. Joe Spann, of Bamberg, q p
spent several hours in our city Sun- * "
day.?Estill cor. Hampton Herald,
t town,
' ?Air. and Airs. J. B. Brickie and
10 \v n,
Air. and Airs. R. AI. Bruce spent Sun- wijj t(
' day with relatives near Branchville. ximes
?Airs. E. H. Henderson has re- y
turned to the city from Cedar Aloun- j10mJ
tain, N. C., where she spent several her p(
weeks- Black,
?Airs. Janie C. Fairey, of Branch- burg '
ville, the newly elected matron of the ?A
Mary Ann Bamberg hall for girls, of well
Carlisle school, arrived in the city hours
this week to prepare for the opening to Au
( of school. he wi
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fill's Calf
lursday jgf r <=
attend our
attern Hats 1
charge, YJTfl
sistant.
>DITION TO OUR EXHIBIT OF
ID DOMESTIC PATTERN HAT!
and stylish in Millinery, consisting of shapes, f
* ' "* iAl- ? ? T ^ rtVkiN V? A ? Af TV 1
sage's nintn season wuu us. n sue nau. uwo
, she would be elsewhere today trying to please i
s nothing that proves it to us more than the c<
here to please you again this season, and we inv
narkets before her arrival here, and states that
:ht the new, stylish goods, and they are here for
make yourself at home at Hooton's.
s, We Need Your Business, And
YOURS F
s Ladies {
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Irs. M. R. Brickie and Miss Co- _______
'owler have returned to the city MISS S
Greenville, where they spent Teacher of sh(
time. writing?E
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Ir. E. L. Smoak, of Pinopolis,
, spent several days last and Pupifs receive
reek in the city with relatives practical expert
iends. and legal offic
Civil Service E
Irs. 0. A. Simmons returned to vidual instructi
ty last week from Waynesville, High Class Si
where she has been spending ^ Sol
,1 weeks. ' *Phone 2'8??
ittle Miss Marie Simmons has * Broa
ed to the city after spending * 11
1 weeks with relatives in Flori- ^
1 Alabama.
'rof. and Mrs. S. A. Merchant, H m
ave been spending the summer pBS II IV
> mountains of North Carolina, O
ed last week. gl| n i 07
Ir. Gary Black, of Bambeivr, jfl
several days at home this week H Aa| ^4
lis parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. H
?Beaufort Gazette. H TL# 1
Ir. and Mrs. A. Sidney Hart- IDICICH
if Greenwood, were the week- H
guests W. Gilmore HHHHHj
>.?Barnwell Sentinel.
lisses Dorothy Hoover, of ^Irs- ^
ton, and Mildred Gill, of Sa- ^er daughter, 3V.
h, are visiting their grand- Bamberg. Oran
r, Mrs. G. W. Garland. Democrat.
Ir. and Mrs. J. J. Cudd, of Spar- ?Mrs. Elise 1
fcr Vnavck rofnrnoH hnmo nftpr ma Barr. Mrs. A.
ing some time in the city with and Mrs. J. A.
id Mrs. George F. Hair. Columbia last Fi
Irs. C. P. Hooton and daugh- er s Anderson c;
disses Thelma Lewis and Nata- ball Same betwe<
)oton, have returned to Bam- lumbia.
?Estill cor. Hampton Herald. ?Mr. B. C. M
Iiss Estelle Rutledge has re- barber, spent se^
1 to the city from Atlanta to re- with his parents
her duties as milliner for "Mac" says the
n's Ladies Store and Millinery renville are fine,
not commenced t
Irs. S. A. Hand and little son, He says his fai
returned Sunday from Savan- tal1 as he is ^ut
Gla., where they spent some while he was sitt
with Mrs. Hand's sister, Mrs. """
Ellzey. Forewarns
Iiss Mildred Beattie, of George- ^ irl had a
has been visiting friends in gundav w
enroute to Bamberg, where she consider ,t befo
>ach this session.?Orangeburg then organized
and Democrat. vestigating com
irs. H. A. Wright has returned taking testimony
from Bamberg after visiting 0f her acquainta
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The first one
for several weeks.?Orange- be a belle and th
rimes and Democrat. in town before si
Ir. Mortimer Sanders, who is ago. The cross-*
mown in the city, spent a few out the fact tha
in Bamberg Monday enroute dren, did all her
burn college, Alabama, where washing and iron
11 matriculate this week. dtfwn town for f<
aurd Fa
IN ADDITION TO OUR
? Our Fall S!
lowers, feathers
In our showing of suits
eased our cusfrom
16 to 40. A look \
others. But we
Dntinual growth have them in a compIet
ite you to come. goods you will find mor
she is prepared hosiery and gloves you
your inspection. the most complete arra;
us show you. We invit
Intend To Have Your Business,
OR BUSINESS AND PROMPTI
itore and
Vy v t V V V
<= RICE fT ' \
>rthand and Type- L f ^
ay and Night H ^1 IjEk
?s 8:00-10:30. Ilk '"'fit ?
i benefit of years of Bumff til ^
ence in commercial Klff .fy,
es. Prepares for JHMjj. f
xemination. Indi- IBS;
tenographic Work 1 ^yj
between 2:30 and \jjt< \ vSSf
STONES. C. \MmH
Sngi |8??p
-Theda Ban. I llBilMltf
i Theatre I - 11 Jet
IcMichael is visiting i! \
geburg Times 'and I
B. Walker, Mrs. Al- S' 11?' S iwP Wll ?>
M. Denbow and Mr. |
Wyman motored to | KteARETl^F
nt ttt ? fl MmWffnill"llllLl
riday in Mrs. Walkir
and took in thd
en Augusta and Co,
^ _ , Prince Albert it colt
[cDuffie, the popular in toppy rmd baga,
reral days last week ha'/-Jfundh"ilf'hTm
> near Warrenville. thmt eleoer cryttai.
humidor with a port
crops around War- top that kempt the to
, , ,, ,, , tplendid condition.
but the cotton has
o open much so far. ?
ther has cotton as | he
must have meant
:ing down).
1?Forearmed. I Ji wLi
iroposal of marriage R* ^ Reynolds T<
id asked a week to Lmimshh
re answering. She
herself into an inmittee
and began her husband had given her
from married ladies since she married, and that
nce borrowed and forgot to pay b
she visited used to which her brother once gave
:e most admired girl a Christmas present. He bous
lie married six years se^ a new overcoat with the
examination brought while she wore the same plu
it she had six chil- which she wore when he wai
own work, including inS her.
ing, and hadn't been Another woman wnom sne
our weeks, and that quit teaching school three ye
ill Opei
Wednesday
fBT September 2
Y?u are cordially i
m0P FALL SI
Ladies'Goods, Sui
Mm ad
SHOWING OF MILLINERY YOU ARE CORDIA1
bowing, of Ladies' Goods, Suits, Cloaks
Corsets, Trimmings, and Small Wares
you will find a complete array of fabric and styles I
rill convince you that Hooton's is the place to do y
e assortment in style, quality, and price. Our dr
e complete than usual; a look will convince you 01
will always find complete in every respect. We i
y of styles and fabrics we have ever shown; so we
;e you to come. Make Hooton's store your store.
It rrice, Uoods And Service L,oi
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Millinery
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cigarette unless you get i
with Prince Albert tobacc
i| P. A. comes to you with a rea
1 | goodness and satisfaction it off
f i a patented process that remove
J You can smoke it long and hi
Ji back! Prince Albert has alwa;
'/\ ! coupons or premiums. We pi
Mwi | Prince Albert affords the keene;
r^nr* pr II J ji
HREIAHR ill enjoyment! And that flavor
SSSSSjUli) coolness is as good as that
answers the universal den
without bite, parch or kick
Introduction to Prince Alber
than to walk into the neare
'idVr".-a?d- tobacco and ask for "a supply
out a little change, to be sure
bacco tn ?aeh investment you ever ir
inceMli
3bacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. Copyright 1916 by R.
but $2: to marry "the handsomest and best- wrc
he had dressed man in town," and she was nia:
ack $10 j supporting him. A third didn't dare ^
her for say her soul was her own when her ^
,rht him-i husband was around, though she used
money, j to write some lovely essays when she .
ish coat was at school on the "Emancipation
5 court-1 of Women," and the fourth woman
j she visited was divorced. 1
i visited; After visiting them and summing tha
ars ago: up the evidence, she went home and yea
iing|
& Thursday |
Oth and 21st i
A
invited to attend our y
I
TOWING I
1 i
its, Dresses, Coats, |
Small Wares | 1
?UjY
INVITED TO ATTEND
, Waists, Silks, X
Y
for Ladies and Girls, in sizes ^
our shopping. Cloaks?we ^
ess goods, silks and fancy 1
C this. Our lines of corsets, JL
tave used every effort to get jj
> invite you to come and let
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int For Anything. V
Parlor! |
IITH CAROLINA I
i
*;^N1
fjjjfl
A. puts new joy
to the sport of ^
loking!
rOXJ may live to
be 110 and never
>1 old enough to
te, but it's cer- |
n-sure you'll not
ow the joy and
ntentment of a 1
sndly old jimmy
je or a hand rolled
on talking-terms
o! 'f||;
/ reason for all the
ers. It is made by
is bite and parch!
ard without a comeys
been sold without
efer to give quality!
st pipe and cigarette
and fragrance and
sounds. P. A. just v
nand for tobacco
-back!
-.-3
t isn't any harder
st place that sells
of P. A." You pay
, but it's the cheerladel
iERT
.1. Tnh?rrft Pft.
M
)te the young man. She will be
rried next month.?Exchange.
t will cost Australia about $25,>,000
to open the Murray river to
igation and to connect an irriga1
system that will develop 1,500,?
acres of land.
"he United States produced more
n $100,000r000 worth of gold last
r.
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