Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ISALE i I BAMB : | 11 A few dayt ago I bought ou U here in my store I am II COME HERE AND SAVE MON || MEN'S SUITS. D $20.00 Suits now $15.98 $18.00 Suits now $14.98 $17.00 Suits now $13.98 D $15.00 Suits now $11.98 $14.00 Suits now $10.98 B $12.00 Suits now $8.48 $10.00 Suits now $7.45 BOYS' SUITS AT A BARGAIN. 1| A big line to pick from. Come and look them over. I will save vou monev. SPECIAL ON MEN'S HATS?300 f ALL COLORS AT A BIG BARGAIN. 1 H ALSO HAVE A BIG LINE OF ALSO BLANKETS, BED SPREADS, WEAR, OVERALLS, ONE OF TH f I Jbambei M Next to Cooner & Hays' Hardwc |L^_?? | GAIN ON WATER; SUFFER IN AIR.! THE RUSSIAN FLE j Raiding Cruisers Sink 2 British De-j Slips Out of Moon S stroyers and 9 Merchantmen. j Had Been Bot Germany scored on the water in! Petrograd, Oct. 21. Saturday's news developments, whichj have succeeded in g< recorded the breaking up of a mer-l ships except observ; chant convoy in the North sea by! out of Moon sound raiding cruisers that sank two Brit- j and in perfect ordei ish destrovers and nine of the twelve! an official communis E | convoyed ships. She suffered little the marine authoritie: ^ less than a disaster in the air, how-| ever when four and probably five Zep- j The fleet has stai pelin airships believed to be return-1 from Moon sound, pc ing from a raid on England werej intention of endeavo hrrmtrht down in French territory by j through the tortuous airplane and anti-aircraft gun fire, j maze of islands lying The sea tragedy cost the British j and the Gulf of Finla: the lives of 135 of the officers and ! sible "that the Russi; men on the destroyers, who werei ferior in gun powde left to their fate by the German raid-! has sallied forth froi ers in their haste to escape, as were waters where it to< the crews of the sinking merchant- week, to give battle men. i naughts and other c Hundred Reach Shore. the German fleet. * About 100 of the merchant sail-; The announcement ors, however, are known to have J the flotilla is contain reached the shore in boats or on Brit-! German official comm ish patrol craft. All except three says the Russians 1 trading ships were of Scandinavian wreck of the battlesh nationality, most of them apparent-' was sunk in last Wed ly being small vessels. i and four other vessel The nature of the raiding warships! aground since the na is not exactly apparent. The British! the Gulf of Riga beg* admiralty describes them as very; sians are endeavoring fast and heavily armed, while Berlin escape, instead otf in its report refers to them as "light | doubtless their destii sea fighting forces." They escaped the Russian fortress the vigilance of the British guard-! Gulf of Finland, in ships under cover of darkness, both onia. I on their outward and their homeward .Meanwhile, the Gei [ trips. tured in its entiret) Reverses in Air. Dago, lying at the s< The story of Germany's reverse in j trance to the Gulf ( the air began with the account of a also the island of Sc * * " ? Li - ? ?Uiih 1 i lolnnr raid on Engianci is si nigm, ui wun-u; ueiween :uuuu isianv the bombs the Zeppelins dropped kill-1 onian coast of the C ed twenty-seven persons and injured! Several hundred prise fifty-three others. Reports soon be-; 0n Dago Island, to I gan to be received, however, of Zep-i large number captu pelins being brought down in France, j past week on Oesel I These were at first supposed to be long to an independent raiding fleet.: I*iersol Fouiu Dispatches from France later in the! day, however, declared them to be I Marshfield, .Mo., 0 the raiders returning from England.; Piersoi was found g ^ They had appeared over French ter-; ping Lloyd Keet by tl ritorv, it was stated, and were scat-! o'clock tonight. He i tered to various parts of the coun- thirty-five years' imp try as the alarm went out ana me: ??-- French airmen rose in swarms to at- were far from the set tack them. ! One of them was cha; Severe Struggle. , eral districts of Centr If. as appears from the dispatch, being finally dispose these were the airships which raided j that none of them drc England, their struggle to get over in France seems to ir German territory was a long and des- had exhausted their perate one, for those brought down, ly. ! h ' ! SAI Of the Bankrupt Stock iERG DRY t the stock of S. Sanders, of I offering these goods and [EY. The Prices at Whi LADIES' COAT SUITS, CLOAKS and SPORT COATS. $20.00 Coat Suits now $14.85 I i $15.00 Coat Suits now $12.45 ! $18.00 Cloaks now $13.85 $15.00 Cloaks now $10.48 $12.00 Cloaks now $8.98 $10.00 Cloaks now $7.45 $8.00 Cloaks now $6.48 $10.00 Sport Coats $6.95 $8.00 Sport Coats now $5.85 $5.00 Sport Coats now $3.98 DRESS GOODS IN SILKS, SATINS, I SWEATERS, CORSETS, CHILDREN'! E BIGGEST LINES OF MEN'S PI Don't Forget This Sale Is N< IG DRY ire Store lt-=3l 3gj :et escapes. milk gone; sugar scarce. ound Where it! Fuel and Food in Richest City in the i tied Up. ! World Has Become Scarce. ?The Russians! New York, Oct. 19.?Thousands of; stting all their| families here had their first real taste, ation elements; of war-time scarcity today. Milk,! without losses' sugar and coal were difficult to se-j :, according to i cure, the latter practically impossible j ition issued byi in certain quarters, even at the' I 7 i lareelv advanced nriees manv dealers! ! charged. .*ted northward The strike of drivers of the Bor-! >ssibly with the den Milk company, which became ef-; iring to escape fective this morning, cut off the sup> channels and; Ply of thousands of homes. Sugar| ; between them* grew very scarce today. Many deal-; ad, or, it is pos-i ers had none to sell. Others charg-; an armada, in-; ed as high as 15 cents a pound, and; r and tonnage, j found ready sale even at that high n the sheltered; price. ak refuge last: James H. Post, chairman of the to the dread-j American refiners committee of the raft comprising I federal food administration, urged! j people to economize in every way; of the sailing of j in the use of sugar. He declared the: ed in the latest; shortage is likely to grow more acute! unication which j until perhaps the first of December,! eft behind the) when new raw material is expected; ip Slava, which; to relieve the situation. [nesday's battle,; Mayor Mitchell, after consultation; s that have run! with Dr. Henry Moskowitz, declared: val activities in! it will be necessary to put tne new: in. If the Rus-! city market plan into operation as' I to make their1 quickly as possible, in view of the; offering battle, food emergency situation, lation is Reval, A resolution was passed by the situated on the board of estimates to investigate reNorthern Esth- ports that food speculation is being ' practiced in the city. The state food; :mans have cap-, commission will co-operate in the in-1 r the island of vestigation. Duthwestern en-. Dr. Moskowitz's proffer of his serv)f Finland, and; ices as mediator in the milk drivers', hildau, situated, strike is likely to be accepted by a: I and the Esth-; committee of the International Team-; Ju If of Finland J strs' Brotherhood, it was stated this I mers were takenj evening. The Bordens have already; )e added to the signified their willingness to accept; red during the; his offices in mediation. Dr. Mosko-j sland. j witz expressed hope that milk will be ! delivered as usual tomorrow. 1 Guilty. | rp^e coaj s]lortage grows more, ! acute. All that has stood between the ?ct. 15. Claude; present situation and real suffering uilty ol kidnap-; poor people has been the moderate1 le jury at 10:2o temperature. The city's supply is al-j .vas sentenced to niost entirely exhausted and dealers' risonment. i declare today they do not know where; - ? 1 or how to get any more, i when they fell, j Efforts, it was said, are being made sed through sev-: to secure the release of a large nunial France beiorej jjer 0f cars coa} now held in New; d of. The fact i .Jersey >pped any bombs! ? idicate that they' Slates and slate pencils at The| supplv previcus-l ^israld Book Store. Sa\e paper by i j using a slate. I i 11 IT" 1 LE! S Now Going On At The noons s )enmark, S. C., at a big barj my Big Stock at half pric< ch We Are Offering Our Goods Wi EXTRA! EXTRA! ON MEN'S SHOES $10.00 Beacon Shoes now $6.48 $8.00 Beacon Shoes now $5.48 $7.00 Beacon Shoes now $4.95 $5.00 Beacon Shoes now $4.45 ij. HO T?ir>p Rr. TTn+phins Shops now $3.39 $3.50 Tourist Shoes now $2.98 $3.00 Famous Shoes now $2.69 LADIES' SKIRTS, ALL COLORS. $6.00 Skirts now $4.98 $5.00 Skirts now $3.98 $4.50 Skirts now $3.35 $4.00 Skirts now $2.98 $3.00 Skirts now $2.39 $2.50 Skirts now $1.98 SERGES, POPLINS, VOILES, PLAIDJ S AND BABIES' COATS, SHOES, ? INTS IN BAMBERG COUNTY. TRUN ow On And Full of Bargains n Anne uvyuu J E XH II! II ?I "GRANDEST IN THE ^WWWWW WORLD/' SHE SAYS. 1 4 4 4 4 ^ ! V j A Mrs. Simmons Says She Feels Like a J <T f Gitl.?Had Suffered Thirty Years, j ^ ^ "I don't believe there is another A medicine in the world that equals ^ Vitona and I never intend to be without it as long as I live," said Mrs. j i Allice Simmons, who resides at 17 South Lawn Street, Atlanta, Ga., at ^ few days ago. "I am giving this j statement simply because I feel it myj We 1 duty, so other sufferers may knowi what this wonderful discovery Willi i i ^ 1 <$ A "For thirty long years?nearly j half of my life?I suffered with kid-; ney trouble. .My condition kept get-j > ting, worse until my health became ! ^ completely shattered. I had awful! pains in my sides and back and had | J such terrible headaches at times my ! ^ head felt like it would burst open.' ^ , My limbs ached and I was nervous; and irritable all the time, and didn't1 ^ know what it was to get a good' ^ night's rest. I would get up evervj ^ ^ I ^ morning feeling tired and worn out; ^ m and would just drag myself around; ^ the house all day feeling about half j ?* Ph0116 It dead. I seemed to be losing weight; ^ and strength every day. ; 4 > > + > j "I also had stomach trouble audi < lost my appetite almost entirely. | What little I ate did more harm than ' good. My blood was bad, too, and; there just didn't seem to be any endi LU XII V UUUUICO. t Y "I will always thank the friend' ^ who told me about Vitona, for it has! 1 WW | almost made a new woman out of me.! ^ || Q |TT In fact, I feel better than I have; U since I was a girl and I think this is : y wonderful after being sick so long.1 ^ I don't have those awful pains in my, JL BE back and sides like I did, the head-; ^ aches have disappeared and I have1 ^ more strength and energy than I have' ^ had in years. I have gained a great j ^ I T deal in weight. I sleep well, have aj 1 flill 1 good appetite and am not nervous' like I was. I feel just fine. ; ^ "\lv husband and children have al-1 i so taken Vitonawitli wonderful results; ^ and I have recommended it to many! ^ liH of my freinds. It overcame my trou-j | bles after everything else failed andj I am sure that there is not another! ^ medicine in the world that equals it." | SW Vitona is now sold at .Mack's Drug! f Store, Bamberg; also Peoples Phar-j ? mack at Denmark, and J. *H. Roberts,' /X at Ehrhardt. i ?? l? ?? - - ? \ \J Every man tells the truth once in a 1 ^ while, but to some of them it is an' I X 4. jk. A <|k A awful shock. j ALE!] TTvnr H i\js\L. j g^ain. As I have no room ? so as to make room. I 11 Cause You To Forget The War LADIES' SILK AND CBEPE DE CHINE WAISTS?ALL COLORS. \ $4.50 Waists now $2.98 1 $3.50 VV aists now , $2.58 I $3.00 Waists now $2.29 J $1.50 Voile Waists now 98c $1.00 Voile Waists now 69c 75c Voile Waists now 59c MEN'S OVERCOATS AT A BARGAIN. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THEM. 5, AND MANY OTHEB GOODS. ? lEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, UNDERKS AND SUIT CASES. i \ STORE 1AMBERG, SOUTH CAROLINA ! 1??? . tk A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A jr T^y iy ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ "^v t^> ^ )NES' RICH | FRUIT CAKE I <! f have contracted for this delightful A, cake. It will be in soon. You 1 Y can get it for less than you can make it T Y T f QUICK DELIVERY X Y | 'm duckeri Y ) Bamberg, S. C. i a4A A^A A "The Old | Y ord Fire Insurance Co." I ame Back to Me Again ? Vepared to Write Your Insurance _ <? you believe in PREPARED- > SS and RECIPROCITY, if so f in protect you from fire, and - ?~ niffnna ora .F.T^.S V I WcUll liijr pan viiMgvf mm* ^ .t. rAP" | MOYE DICKINSON f