Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I, ? P x ?^jr^r ^r^y ^r T^f f^T I X r | Buy At Home t 1 Ji We have here at home a swell line of ' 1 Florsheim Shoes for men. The same t shoes that sell for $6.00 in larger towns ^ I ? /%vkl-r? nfilrivirti d??\ nfl "PrvT> 1~? AT>A A 1 O A WC art; UIIIV adJviJLi^ <pt/.wr xux uac. xiiov 1 JL nice line of Ladies' and Misses Oxfords. f i X i | Gothing Y i V V y Boys' clothing is a hard proposition, i' ? but we can please you. i t > f R RnMiam'? fsnnc > V* 11* 1/1 UU11UI11 ?/ UV11U M ? > BAMBERG, S. C. I- f \ | Selling Out V? " & r.' t V 111 order to make room for < new goods, I desire to dispose V of the entire stock of \ T ? A % Buggies and Wagons it f i I now have on hand, and if you " & are in need of either, get my prices before purchasing. I G FRANK RAMRERG y I \l# 111I1AU1 A#AA1V*A#MA1V % I Bamberg, S. C. $ !?! A Specials in | len's Summer Clothing ^ AT.... I I KLAUBER'S =. V Kool Kloth Suits at .. .. $5.00 to $7.50 ? F > Palm Beach Suits at.. .. $5.00 to $7.50 ^ Mohair Suits at $10.00 to $15.00 * Silk Suits at $15.00 \ J ? See Us and Save Money. ^ I KLAUBER'S "The Store of Quality L y "y y y y y y y y yy y y y y y BOY OFFICER TELLS OF BATTLE. , ^ ^ from the Beaver here. - "We were attached t Britton Writes of Participation in Ln- cruisers and were with tl pleasantness Around Jutland. out the action, so we w ? in the thick of it. Sir Gilbert Parker has given the Started at Long I International News service a letter <?To start with it wa written by a 19-year-old sublieuten- long range that jhe des ant on a British destroyer to a mid- rather out of it, except , shipman now in the hospital after plenty of 5.inch ghells , " * *- _ ' ?LIaVI JaenriVioo in I . . A x ^ losing dis wuiuu ... us, ana we jusl waiuxn vitid style the feelings of a mere boy seemed rather like a b< in the greatest sea battle of history. ^ large scale, and i The letter reads, in part: the flashes of the Gere k "I expected to be excited, but was the horizon. not a bit; it's hard to express what "Then they ordered 1 we did feel like, but you know the so we hustled off at full * sort of feeling one has when one goes navigator, also having c in to bat at cricket and rather a lot the guns, I was on the t depends upon you doing well and time and remained there you're waiting for the first ball; well,; without leaving it at all it's very much the same as that?do "When we got fairly < you know what I mean? A sort of j e(j a good-looking Hu * tense feeling waiting for the un- i which I thought I'd lil known to happen, and not quite j I'd just got their range knowing what to expect; one does I and we'd just Area one r not feel the slightest bit frightened, some more of our destr v and the idea that there's a chance of from the opposite dim you and your ship being scuppered tween us and the ener does not really enter one's head? pletely blanketed us, si there are too many other things to stop firing, think about. ) Shortly afterwards t - ..... - * *- it. 1 - 4. 4- I I. 4.1 ? J *TMS Sllip IS JUSl aooui me WLCSII us, su we uusueu uaen. thing in destroyers and we all trans- any destroyers got out ferred officers and ship's company fectly wonderful. Lit Too Hot to Cook! Why cook when you can buv / ft/ ft/ so much prepared foods from us ? All ready to be served on the table. Every article guar anteed under the pure food law. W. P. HERNDON i Phone 24 Bamberg, S. C. 1 \ *SAXI THCSE # 1 /rTn ^ F?Ll_?J?S HAVfMTj gVgW CKtrMUu^k mm!/ ARE WE, as a community, pulling tog( directions? Organization is the grea out organization men and women are apt Even mules, in times of danger or panic, 1 sometimes kick together. If it were giver der at the ways of men. That men and \ same community, should refuse to cooper tion. The only benefits worth having are neighbors. Individual benefits count for that brings everlasting good. Good roads kets can only be secured when all pull toge in this community should give one hour e; don't wait for someone else to start it. 1 with yourself. The Circus Serial "PEG O'THE RING" BEGINS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 THIELEIN THEATRE Ba RIGHT HERE IN YOUR TOWN s A A Select Line of 5c, lOc, and 25c Goods ha Before you send to the mail order house, call and see our line m( PRICE & JOHNSON " " Tf *f * ? -V j were hundreds of 'progs' all round ;o the battle us, from a 15-inch to a 4-inch, and sight lem through- you know what a big splash a 15-inch (Noi ere probably bursting in the water does make. cam< We got soaked through by the spray, ly o: tange. Escaped the Shells. and s all at such "Just as we were getting back a abov troyers were whole salvo of big shells fell just in on a : there were front of us and short of our big ships, posit 'ailing round The skipper and I did rapid calcula- "I ed; it really j tions as to how long it would take the ' ittle practicej them to reload, fire again, time of strai ve could see! fight, etc., as we had to go straight cour: ^? ??nt. nn ! f V, i-nn crVi tho cnftt Wfi 7T1 ft tO the firini LLCXXX ? Ulio VSXX I til 1 u U ^ XX CAAV Wjf V v? ? v vv??? ^ ?-- , ! conclusion that as they were shot a as y( is to attack, j bit they would probably go a bit ly lie bore. Being | and didn't, but luckily they altered to ir :ontrol of all! deflection and the next lot fell just woul >ridge all the astern of us. up; for 12 hours; "It's extraordinary the amount of no li knockout about the big ship can "C close I sight-; stand. One minute saw them hit, mini n destroyer j and they seemed to be one mass of We i ke to strafe.; flames and smoke and you think 1,00' on the guns they're gone, but when the smoke cruis round when clears away they are apparently none sear< oyers coming the worse and still firing away. noth ition got be- "But to see a ship blown up is a theii ny and com- terrible but wonderful sight; an enor- some t- ? J ~ "1. . i?? flomrv on(1 pmrvbo firO 0 W0 IlctU. tU ilXUUb VUlUlilC UI liaixxo anu oiuv/^v ?* v about 200 feet high and great heaps goin hey recalled of metal, etc., blown sky high and mom again. How then, when the smoke clears way, not I thj of it is per- a sign of the ship. was erally, there One Extraordinary Sight. i * A^ A" "A" tat Tfr> "A y^li "A" "A" A ?AT "AT "A" TAT "A" f| GIRLS and LADIES MAKE HOOTON'S STORE YOUR STORE. Always the newest and best in Dry Goods, Millinery and Suits looton's Ladies Store & Millinery Parlor elephone 83-J Bamberg;, 5. C. / fe/D-] / APMJ /n /T^ Y! WHAT5* Jv\/i \ Wl?ON0 HERE 2 I M-J7Ti *.f tooteit ?ther? Or are we pulling in opposite t community need of the day. Withto sink below the level of mules. iaye been known to cooperate. They 1 to mules to think, they would wonvomen, liying and working in the . _ _ _i? _ _i _n _ ? x- *i: me, is one 01 me nuuies ui civuizatlie benefits we can share with our little. It is the cooperative effort , factories, better schools, good marther. Every man, woman and child ich day to community work. But, 'here is work for you to do. Begin t L. B. FOWLER CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. >r Metal Shingles, Tin Roofing, aa Crimp Roofing, Mantles, Sash, Doors and Moulding SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS A SPECIALTY imberg, South Carolina KEEP YOUR MONEY home and at the same time enjoy good health, using MAXTONE to kill the Chills and Fever, home made product, equal to any made else- . lere, and sold with a guarantee that has never d to be made good. Satisfaction guaranteed, or every cent of your , mey returned. MACK'S DRUG STORE Originators, Manufacturers and Distributers. j Ve saw one rather extraordinary "I never noticed t. Of course you know the N. S. till I got back to 'th Sea) is very shallow. We we all turned in ar i across a Hun cruiser absolute- like dogs. We we n end, his stern on the bottom little or no sleep, his bow sticking up about 30 feet perfectly wonderfr e the water, and a little further the bridge for a mi destroyer in precisely the same and was either on ion. the chart house tl Jut the night was far away and were out, and I've worst time of all, and an awful body so cool and ui n. It was pitch dark and, of there sucking his ] se, absolutely no lights, and the out of the ordinar: ? seems so much worse at night "I had my cam< )u could see the flashes absolute- the whole time ai ?hting up the sky, and it seemed photographs whei lake much more noise, and you chance, but all at A can cliine r\n firo and hlnwinPr and fho 1 iP"Vlt wfl.K ni U VIA V M?**V4 VAV ?. 14*0 UiiU VA4V **0 w of course we showed absolutely if they will be gc ghts. the skipper tried i )ne expected to be surprised any I wasn't there, and ite?and eventually We were, thing about it tool suddenly found ourselves within i stead of opening ti 0 yards of two or three big Hun it was at the last >ers. They switched on their hasn't spoilt the 1< flights and started firing like rough sort of diar ing on earth. Then they put j ings. searchlights on us, but for | "What do you t 3 extraordinary reason did not ing paper? Rath< on us. As, of course, we were it? It was design g full speed we'd lost them in a and myself, don't - 1 T j . - T UK. -?~ lent, out i must say mat 1, auu to?it yruuaui^ nk everybody else, thought that but it's supposed the end. of the bird," (Cave Without Sleep 72 Hours, "I'm trying to { Our Fall Goods f are now arriving, and we shall be 1 glad for you to call and inspect them. J We especially call your attention to Y our line of Hats, Shoes, Clothing, t etc. J Don't forget that we also carry a Yf complete line of groceries. We ask ^ you to give us a call before buying, J as we are in a position to give you ^ close prices in bulk. ? Remember it is now time to plant ? Rutabagas and Turnips. We have a J fresh supply of seed. Come get J s them. J i H. C.FOI ! . Satisfied with small profits. X I J , 1 We Can Beat the I Y 1 Mail Order Houses X x x 1 ?1 Y . z J If we can't give you a better quality for the X same money and the X same quality for less X money, then patronize V ll the mail order houses. V Y f 1 Y Y I ;.lj LaVerae Thomas & Co. I Telephone 41-J Bamberg, S. C. X ??__j For Values and Styles f & ...in... y . i > X' ^ Ladies', Gents' and Y Children's Shoes, ^ Men's Straw Hats | Shirts, Collars, j Ties, Hosiery f, x vvj x see Y RENTZ & FELDER \ t I t Bamberg, S. C. | > I JL . V y ?^t ly ty 1y Ty y ^^T ????????????????????????._______ I that I was tired here, but the trouble is she does not harbor, and then know anybody where she could stay, id absolutely slept and it's a deuce of a long w,ay. She ire 72 hours with can't very well come up and stay in The skipper ,Avas a hotel by herself, so we're hard at il?he never left work trying to think out some plan.'* inute for 24 hours the bridge or in ?? You BeIieve in ie whole time we 1 never seen any- A motorist traveling through the X iruffled. He stood white mountains this summer stoppipe as if nothing Ped at a country hotel in New Hamp[7 wore hflnnenina shire. In a conspicuous place in the sra on the bridge Parl?r was a sign: ad took , several ' 011 Pai>le Francais." i there was a The motorist looked at the sign, rather long range and> turning to the proprietor, askot good,so I doubt ed: )0d?especially as "D<> you speak French?" to take one when "Not me," replied the man. "Lnit- ; not knowing any- od States is plenty good enough for c the front off in- me, sir." he back. Luckily "Why, then," queried the motorist, film, so I hope it "do you have that inscription on your )t. I also kept a wall?" y of the proceed- "What's that got to do with my speaking French?" queried the man. hink of our writ- "Why, it means 'French is spoken __ 1..^ i " ovnlainpH thp tourist. 3r not stun, lsii i UV & \Sf ed by the skipper "You don't tell me!" cried the hocriticize the mot- tel proprietor excitedly: "Well, I'll n't correct Latin, be darned. I bought that sign of a to mean "Beware young man who said it meant "God i Rostrum!) Bless Our Home.' 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