The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, September 28, 1916, Page 7, Image 7
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W* v S? hundreds with these suits for
m please you. Get one and be
@ appearance. We have them in
[3y * , ^ ' COATS?There has never bee
" ml outlook for coats has been bri|
many and varied. We can giv
, \ .XET you want, either long, short or
^8 your coat at Hooton's you don'
V>'s A 'thing that will do just as we
w /want, but one to suit your indi
t, , DRESSES?Of course you v
f a? question is, had you rather get
mL . ' . to-wear or the material. Com<
? is up to you. ,We have the mat*
P A Come get either, we can. please
v^"> A WAISTS?If you have not de
r' \ style you want, come and look <
, v 5? that assortment we think you <
W ' DRESS GOODS?If you do y
V 8 the selection in piece goods yc
^8 you better.
STT/KS?Come and look our
shades and the prices in accor<
Come to Hooton's whenever ;
- '* Miss Ackerman, are constantly
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PERSONAL MENTION.
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f - People Visiting in This City and at
Other Points.
v / s ?Mr. Cliff Langford, of Columbia,
spent Tuesday in the city.
?Mr. Francis M. Bamberg left Fri.day
for Sewanee university, Tennes*
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i see.
?Miss Virginia Folk left last week
p . for Greenwood to enter Lander col
lege. .
?Miss Minnie Lee Ayer left last
^ week for Blenhiem to teach this ses- 1
. sion. . % :
y . ?Mrs. A. McB. Speaks left Mon- i
"i*V- day night for Atlanta to replenish her
r stock of goods. y
Mrs. J. E. Felder and little J'
daughter, spent yesterday jfh the city
" . with relatives.
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?Miss Bertha Gray, who has been
? spending some time in Charleston,
; j " has returned to the city.
?Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Delk have re-1
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turned to the city from Greenville, .
h ? - where they visited relatives. j
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?Miss Ethel Black has gone to;
j* Varnville, where she is teaching in;
| the graded school this term.
?Miss Laura McMillan and Mrs.,
W. F. Helms, of Atlanta, have been
visiting relatives in Walterboro.
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?Mr. and Mrs. Bessinger, of Olar,!
spent Sunday in the city with Mr. and
Mrs. Mobley.?Barnwell Sentinel.
?Messrs. Earl Cain and Robert
^ Lee Zeigler, of Denmark, were visit-1
ors here last week.?Barnwell PeoW-'
pie. /
?Messrs. G. Frank Bamberg, Henjf
ry Bamberg, J. Frank Brabham, and i
H. F. Spann left Tuesday for a deer;
hunt at Jacksonboro.
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y ?Miss Reba Smoak has returned
to her home in Columbia after a most
pleasant visit to her cousin, Miss Inez4
Sandifer, of Den-mark.?The State. !
?Mr. Norman Kirsch, who has
been spending several months in the
J\ mountains of North Carolina for his
health, returned to the city this week, j
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?Mr. H. L. Hinnant returned to
the city Sunday night from Chester,
where he went ast week on ac^
count of the illness and subsequent;
aeatn or nis tatner, mt. yv. i. 11mnant.
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?Lieut. D. Graham Copeland, of
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the U. S. Naval station at Guantanai
mo, Cuba, is spending some time in
the city visiting relatives. This is
^ v Lieut. Copeland's first visit to the
city in several years.
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r a Silks. It has always
? best to place for you
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\ A ladies' wardrobe is never comi
A Realizing this, we have prepar
3ET We are- showing the famous
they need no introduction. We
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THE ^
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ired today to till the wa
been our object to give
tr inspection and selecti
ng your daughters and :
: Department ?
is arrived when a
>lete without a suit. MSfivZz
ed for the Remand. .
Dannenberg Suits; 18;
j have been pleasing iS
years, and \#e can ?j
satisfied with your
sizes 14 to 44. J?5?=
in a season when the /^Pl
?hter, the styles are '
e you just the kind
medium. If you get
t have to get some: /iBfep
ill as the kind you llllfeS
vidual taste.
rear them, then the SI*
one of those readye
to Hootons and it, ^ 7/7 A
trials or the dresses. Wgw/M^'
you. [If'lsf
cided on the kind or . MM
>urs over. We have twelve dozen n
can find many to please you.
our own sewing, it is useless to get 1
?u will find at Hooton's. Come and
line of Silks and Satins over. We ha
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lance with the quality,
pou can, and we will show you some
developing new things in Millinery
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?Dr. J. M. Love, who has beei
spending the past several months ii
North Carolina, has returned to th<
city and reopened his veterinary sur
geon's office here.'
?Mr. R. L. Meriwether, of Allen
dale, is teaching history in the higl
school at Selma, Ala., this term. Mr
Meriwether is pleasantly rememberec
in Bamberg, having' taught at Car
isle a few years ago.
?Mrs. L. G. Jackson, of Charles
ton, accompanied by her sister, Mrs
J. M. Smith, Jr., of Bambeiy, has
been visiting relatives in Walierboro
They returned to Bamberg this morn
ing.-^Walterboro Press and Stand
ard; , ,
?Mr. Clarence Black and Mrsu J
B. Black returned from Charlestoi
Tuesday night, Nwhere they spent *
few days at the bedside of Dr. J. B
Black. Dr. Robert Black returnee
Monday night from a visit to hi!
father..
Boston $1 pencil, sharpners a
Herald Book Store.
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Capital Stock, $2(19,250.
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Is writing a gen
business, includii
churches, meres
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better class of
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iiits of the ladies and girls th
those who wish to shop in Be
on the largest line of Exclusi
friends. If we do not please y<
ew ones to arrive this week. From
the ready-to-wear, when you can get
decide for yourself which will pay
ive either in a varied assortment of
thing different. Miss Rutledge and
. We invite yoiv to come.
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Gold and Silver in South Carolina.
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a In 1915 there were produced in
South Carolina 183.29 ounces of gold A.
and 8 ounces of silver, whose total
value was $3,793. The placer mines X
produced 11.29 ounces of gold and 't
1 the deep mines 171.30 ounces of gold ^
' and all the silver. The average yield ^
of the siliceous gold ores and aurifer- A
ous pyrite mined in 1915 was 70 ^
cents a ton. The gold quartz ores 2
yielded approximately $15 a ton.'
* This is the smallest production re- ,Y
3 corded for South Carolina since 1905. j ^
The Battle of Agineourt. 2
The battle of Agineourt was one y
.! of the most remarkable military feats ;
1! in history. To 60,000 Frenchmen!^
i Henry V could oppose only 9,000 ^
. Englishmen, yet within a few flours X
i his army killed 10,000 of the enemy
3 and captured 14,000, including the ^
E$uke of Orleans and Bourbon and ^
7,000 "barons, knights and gentlet
men." The English losses were 1,- ^
600.?London Chronicle. Jt
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and Millinery Pari or i
GS ARE SHOWN FIRST j
I OPENING THE GREATEST ONE YET |
tan ever before, in Hats, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Dress Goods, and
imberg a better selection every year, This year we have done our X \
ve Ladies' Furnishings ever shown in Bamberg county. We invite A
ou in quality, style and price, we had rather not have your business. @
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"? M a : *?as ^ ever occurre(I to y?u that it takes time,
JV - troable, work and worry to prepare for an Opening? n ?.
' \ IrW Well it takes all of these. But experience has ; ;i
\ IiOts.t / rWtaught us that there isn't a better way for the girls A
\ \ \|PllfeSliML an(* la(*ies to see anc* &et in touch with the things jli
\ \ * to be worn, and at the same time learn where those Sj
jqIB \SSmt> things are to.be had. Thats why we have an. Open- 8?-x .
! Ij i ' \ iWSl^B *ng* We liave been wel1 Pai(*'for the effort, nothing A
0^\}W 1 < \ proves it better than success. If you failed to at- A ?
\ \ \* /i {'i\ ten(* tbe y?u missed the greatest one yet. ' /
utBll -n 1)1 n laBP l[ ^ you were here and did not get waited on as X . :'
k* ii / MnlW ?B?S^KJill promptly as we usually strive to serve you, we ask Sg
\M/h TuTt" 1"- flKf8S|M *hat you overlook that, for even with .extra help, Si / '
^Qpp 85W6 cou*d not give tbe serv*ce we usually strive to jfl|
\ \jP?j^fgr~ iWe have Just begun, for now we are in better A ^<r
3 COPY"G><TtP / \ Ul position to know just what you want, and it'is here, X
jS SB i i=\ jff J in a varied assortment. We invite you to come and
let us show you* ' *
mm MM SHAPES?We have many new ones for y?ur in" @ ,'pv|
the Opening, and will continue to come, so you may come here expecting new styles each time you ^
come. OS '-419
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TRDIMINGS?These we are showing in a large assortment, and invite your inspection. We have
any kind that is even considered good this season.
SPECIAL ORDERS?If you wish something hand made, come and see Miss Rutledge, she will please IBS
you, if it's a Hat. jSpS
VELVETS?These we have in an assortment of both quality and price. If you need anything of ,
this kind let us show you. . . 2l}|'v
KNIT HOODS?These we have for the girls and ladies, with scarfs to match. Get one while you can. 2?
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Condensed Statement of the Peoples Bank, Bamberg, 1
S. C., at the close of business, September twenty- |
seventh, nineteen hundred and sixteen |
RESOURCES LIABILITIES .
Loans and discounts $198,595.86 Capital stock...: $ 25,000.00 % %
Overdrafts 2,462.10 Surplus and profits 14,078. ^1 ^f?|f
Bt^!TOU!e. 1 ^ 5,998.84 ? 208,564,68 |t|
Cash-in Banks 70,586.09 Bills payable 30,000.00 i v||
Total $277,642.89 Total $277,642.89
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H. C. FOLK, A.M.DENBOW, C. E. BLACK, f ;?|
President Cashier Asst. Cashier V,-. .
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Before me came A. M. Denbow, cashier of the above named ^ ... ^
UamL- wrliA Kairtflr rlnlv sworn SBVS that the above and foregoing X
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statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books Jtv
of said bank. A. M. DENBOW, Cashier.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this 27th day of Septem- >
ber 1916. J. D. COPELAND, JR., % J
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