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r i | It has always been the particular a facturers of reputation keeps our s liavp waitprl until nnw fn huv VOlir ^ W V T? ? ???** HW w ? ? J J ? look will convince you of this. So < Another Shipment Coat Suits Just Received Without hesitancy, we say that we have the most complete line of SUITS for Ladies and Girls to be seen in this section. We have them from $12.50 , to $35.00. We were fortunate in securing a lot of SAMPLE SUITS from our MANUFACTURERS, at 1 prices that interested us, and we intend that they i shall interest you. We invite you to come and [f look them over. Come to Hooton's, bring your fri< |E. A. HOC ___ t PERSONAL MENTION. I '' ?Mrs. E. H. Hende berg, is the guest of M People Visiting in This City and at derson.?Aiken Journs Other Points. ?Mr. X. P. Smoal ? the session of the ?Mrs. F. C. Ayer is on a visit to district court in Coluir relatives in Anderson. __H. M> Graham, ?Mr. W. B. Chitty, of Olar, was Columbia this week f a visitor to Bamberg Tuesday. of the United States ?Mrs. J. Frank Folk, of Denmark, there, is an a visit to relatives here. ?Miss Mary Living ?J. Wesley Crum, Jr., Esq., of B. D. Carter witnessec Denmark, was in the city Tuesday, j ance of Ben Hur in A ?Miss Urma Black is spending' n*?kt. J some time in Charleston on a visit. ?Mrs. Quantock, , ?Mrs. B. D. Carter spent last! formerIy Miss Wolf, of Vlrv oifv An o Vicit f"< Huirsday in Barnwell with friends. V1,,J \ ?Mr. H. B. Grimes, of Lees, was Blunle" is Bamberg for a short while Tues- ^r* an(* ^r,s* ^ of Edgefield, spent se _ _ ^ the city the past weefc ?Mr. W. D. Rhoad has gone to relativeg Baltimore to purchase goods for his #tare ?Mr' Perr5~ Folk? s * ? ? . . _ ^ _ Mrs. B. F. Folk, who ?M E. Zeigler, Esq., of Orange-; iQg Unc,e gam jn fte n. hsrg, was here for a short while out for a sbort yigit M*nday' ' ?Mrs J J Cue The young folks of the town enjoy- daught of Spartanb ed a Hallowe'en parade last Wednes-jyjsit here tQ Mrs c, day night. Dr aD(j Mrs. George I ?Mr. P. W. Free is in Columbia _Mr E,yin San(Jit this week attending the United States of (]le American navy district court. Ueship DeIawar6i is a Mr. 'H. C. Folk is in attendance ghort visit to friends J upon United States court in Colum- prof j ^ bla week* made an interesting tal ?Mrs. J. J. Heard is spending j odist church here last *air week in Orangeburg with ?Timmonsville cor. C relatives there. ?? | -Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Moye, Jr., CONDITIONS IN PH L #f Charleston, were in the city the I- diet of the week. Interesting Facte Keg. Situation ?Miss DeWitt, of Blackville, has h?en on a recent visit here to Miss ]n thejr ^er of an Gertrude Smoak. ot tr00FS t0 fight by th ?Lieutenant Governor Andrew J. Sam>s soldiers in Eurc BsthB&i of LoiumDia, was in town iur gnEctiii6Dt of a law i & while last Friday. Senate and House, a ?Mr. Norman Kirsch spent sev- raising of native troo oral days at home recently on a visit abroad, the Filipinos to friends and relatives. ing evidence of their ?Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Murphy aDd loyalty to the 1 went to Augusta Friday night to see They haven't stoppei Ben Hur there that night. ever. ?Miss Mamie McMillan, of Yarn- Now comes the nev rilie, is in the city on a visit to her ASuin^ldo and the \t sister, Miss Clara McMillan. FiIipino insurrectionar ? ? , him have just joined ?Mr. C. F. Ivilgus, of Philadel- e .. .. the capture of the citj phia,, spending: awhile at the An.ericans 19 y flomUil CL \ iOl IV uio pai cuto. , . event that presaged t Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McLeod, o short-lived Filipino r< Quitman, Ga., left Monday for their i^ore significant than t tome after a short visit to their js announcement daughter, Mrs. Chas. F. Black, on tary authorities in th< Naw Bridge street. shown in the most p; , Dresses, Dr To Be Found in Fash im of this store to show the NEW itocks always fresh and different, winter goods, you coid not select a b :ome to Hooton's expecting to fin The Greatest Showing of Coats We Have Ever Had For Ladies, Girls and Children. We have just received three more shipments of these in the last few days, and these added to our original stock makes the line more complete than at any time this season. We think we can give you just the KIND of COAT you want and at the price you want to pay. In the line we have any quality, any style and any price you want to pay. Come and bring the Girls, and let us fit them in a COAT for the cold days ahead. More New Dresses for Your Inspection Two more shipments of DRESSES for your inspection. These added to our already complete line places us in position to show you a larger and more complete line of DRESSES than will be shown you in this section of the State. Come and look; they are here in serge, satin, crepe and the combinations, and at prices we think are reasonable for the Quality we show. Come Get Your Underwear It is here in an endless variety for you and the Girls. We have a complete line, of endless styles, qualities and sizes, and the prices are correct. If you are accustomed to buying your Underwear here ;nds, we will try to make you feel a )TON, Bam srson, of 'Bam-! possible their belief in the sincerity; [rs. E. P. Hen- of the patriotic protestions of the j j* i - - j ~ r- T7?il i Li ana tteview. leauers ui cue nu^mus. : is attending American troops stationed in the! United States Philippines^ for the purpose of preibia this week, serving order and safe-guarding Esq is in a^ainst tbe fomenting of revolutions nr the spc^inn have been gradually withdrawn to district court the ?f Maaila durin? the past two years because of the conviction that their services were no ston an rs. longer needed The result of this I t e per orm- move prove(j so satisfactory that it .ugusta ri ay ^een followed by orders to transfer these mobile forces to the of Savannah, united States prepartory to going to Midway, is in the fr0nt in Europe. The only! o Mrs. W. P. American army forces to be left in! the islands are those manning the 3. Stokes, now forts and coast defenses. Already iveral days in the transfer has been begun. ; on a visit to Our army is in the Philippines noj longer to guard against the enemy j on of Mr. and within, but merely to guard against i , is now serv- the enemy without. We fear no foes, ivy, is at home of our own household there. Home. I /infanco Vioo hoori Mmmitfpd tn thp UCIOUOC I1UO IyfWVU VVMAAAAAVVWM V j Id and little natives, who cah also be depended; urg, are on a uP?n as *be armY believes, to joinndd's parents, with the American troops in resist-; j*. Hair. an*' attempt that may be made , at invasion. ^ er, a memoer _ , 1 . .. . . For 19 years this country has from the bat- . . . , been trying an experiment in the ,t home for a ? * * , . , , South Pacific?right in the heart of, md relatives. 1 the "Banana Belt"?that has been; i, of Bamberg, difficult and delicate. We have: k at the Meth- ruQ contrary t0 tiie rules of expe-| Sunday night. rjence? as down by other nations,! olumbia State. -n dealing with alien peoples in ILLIPPINES. that portion of the world. We have j been criticized both abroad and at irding Present! borne, but we have continued to try I to establish the Americah way of j spreading democracy throughout our,army division 'possessions. All the indications at j e side of Uncle *bis moment are that we will succeed j >pe and in the in the Philippines?Evening Post, j )y the insular! uthorizin0, the' Watermans Ideal Fountain Pens at ps for service HeraId Book storegave convinc-. good feeling! J. P. Carter H. 1>. Carter i< United States, j CAPTPP * O^P^R j i there how- ATTORNEYS-AT-L AW | ttAMKFWj. S. C. :a that Emilio Special attention given to settleiterans o* the rent of Estates and investigay forces under tion of Land Titles* | in celebrating _ r of Manila by .... . . . % i'if T ears ago?an A v.1 L. * & diva he fall of the Will cr.re y^ur itSiaeeiioaiifsxo ^public. Even Neuralgia, Headaches,> Cramps, his bit of news Cohc, Sprains. Braises, CtCs and that the mili- j Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insec. s e islands have'Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,used inracticable way^tenially and externally. Price 2oc. ess Goods ar v. ions Latest Decree at THINQS while they are still NEW. That is why you can always find it i etter place than Hooton's, for we ne'v id what vou want: vou will find it ^ ? V you know the kind we sell. If you have never bought here, come and let us show you what we have in Underwear for Ladies, Girls and Children. Serges, Silks, and Megsalines Of course if you have tried at most places to find these fabrics you have learned that they are scarce; in fact you cannot find the shades and qualities at many places. So if you wish anything in Taffetas, Messalines or Serges, come to HOOTON'S. We anticipated the scarcity of these materials and bought enough for you. Come and get your Material here; it matters not the kind you need. Millinery of Quality and Style Come here and let us show you something stylish in Millinery. We have everything that is NEW j o?mxTT TnTT il j- 11 TITa ana c>i mac you migut can iui. we mane a specialty of showing the NlEW things while they are still new. We do not allow our stocks to run low, so if it is MILLINERY you need, come to HOOTON'S, and ask Miss Rutledge to show you. New Stylish Shapes Another shipment of these are here for your inspection. So we invite you to come and let us show you an assortment. We have them in any shape that is NEW. Come and see for yourself. it home, at the same time save you 1 berg, S. C. RHEUMATISMS^ 'iSNfl BAD HE COULD NOT DRFSS SF.IF L -M Tried All Kinds of Remedies, But f j| Found a Few Drops of Iron f yr In Water Each Day I i ^ J X Brought 'Relief. SAYS ACID IRON MINERAL IS flllpsa j CHEAPER, BETTER WAY. "Rheumatism, rheumatism, and then some more rheumatism seemed to be my lot in life. It would attack me at unexpected times and almost knock me out for good and all," says L. W. Sours, of Luray, Va. "For two years I wasn't able to HTAf do anything and couldn't even dress myself, and at night I simply tossed and rolled with agony and, due to the kidney trouble, I reckon, my j dreams were fitful and bad and very i *^2 often I would wake up in the middle j ?e? of the night and when I would try to turn over I couldn't. I would i struggle and the pain would become almost unbearable and my breathing would become difficult. Anvone who has suffered as I did, can realize my gratitude and appreciation of Acid A Iron Mineral. I thought it might (/* help me and I used one 50c bottle il * and two $1 bottles before I could see wY much change, but on the third dollar ( vwbottle I felt like a new man and can do a good day's work and rest well r\ i o* V* to '' uigsUbg* "I urge people to take this iron med- 4. "D ?* f1 icine wherever I go because it help- 4 Jrcx V/( ed ir.e where a great many other rem- T^xm T edies failed and after trying four j CAPITAL I ai>d continued to get wor=e I gave up j being treated and found r?l;e' in! . A-I-M. I want to call special atten- J M3 1 tion of folks to the fact that when j BTfl I they take A-I-M do not stop with one | JL^dJLJLAI bottle but be sure to continue aDd ! you will get relief for I know what it ======== will do," declared L. W. Sours, Lurav, f " yi pwi iw Va., R. F. D. No. 4. | Rheumatism, when it grips the sys- 1 tern, chases around through the veins, I sometimes in one spot and then in H t another. It must be removed from I Tll6 Sc the blood. It needs the help of iron j| to enrich, purify and cleanse the 9 tim bl<md and Acid Iron Mineral, in its H hivhlv concentrated form, testing jS over 10 degrees specific gravity makes E within a i/lnal raii.odu All rl Til q-frisf q liaVe H ,.n,,r v lucai AgiUWJt -LA.* v*. -oo ? ? g Acid Tron Mineral is soM he^e by | l"^111^ Mack's Drug Store. J. B. Black, Drug- S 11 gist; Forriham's Pharraacv; Doyle's; H ougn, trg I owman Drug Co.; Dr. D. Moorer; H ment of Dr. H. D. Rove; Dr. J. G. Wanna- j| wealth, t mater Mfg. Co., and other good 3 ed mana stores.?adv. w| experien< ' T, | same am W nat is LAX-LOS | LAX-FOS ?3 A? SSBTiQVED CAS3APA j g gj A Digestive Liquid. Laxative, Cathartic j B and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascara Bark,: Biue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root, Black I Root, May Appl * Root, Senna Leaves and i n Pensin. Combines strength with pala- ; B table aromatic taste. Does not gripe. 50c ( kJBOHHBESm ~? I m m il? tin id Millinery C*r-vwil-i v-iii ^ 1 i?vntrolo v/uiiiuiuai aiiivaio ixuiu lTiaiiuat Hooton's if it is stylish. If you rer allow our stocks to run down. A at a price you will be glad to pay. Many Things of Interest to You When You Come We have many articles that you are needing now, but our limited space does not permit us an . opportunity to tell you of the many things we have that will be of interest to you. You will never know the line of MERCHANDISE HOOTON HAS right here in Bamberg until you come and let us snow you now complete eacn uepariment is. so we again invite you to come and let us show you. riME, TROUBLE and MONEY Phone 83-J, tmimy Be Ready For U&J) An Opportunity 3T * One often hears, "If / on/y had a little money I could make ! a fortune." " JV6y nof 6c ready when op- $ port unity knocks at your door? I P/an to place in the bank a certain percentage of your sal- . ar^ or business profits. 77ien when f6e main chance /j |) comes along you'll be ready for it. \/ /n Banking in every form. IT. ? \ ;nt. Interest Paid on Savings Deposits. LND SURPLUS $100,000.00 berg Banking Co. ^^\ ivings Which it Has Taken You a Llfce to Accumulate May Be Dissipa.cd year from your death if you name an individual as eeutor. The proper administration of an ^??.ace ' as great skill and experience to properly conserve s required in its accumulation. We have a tliorlined knowledge of the administration and manage Estates and are able not only to conserve your )ut also to increase it. Our charges for ex^eriencgement, and the charges for an individual for in' ed management, are both fixed by the law at the ount. Which will you select? AMBERG BANKING COMPANY Bamberg, S. C. ? ... . ' 4fl?iS