Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I W.B. CORSETS T T / * $1.00 AND UP PI ^ | BAMBERG'S LAR % Something Interestir j i Coat Suits, Dresses, Dress Goo ? flid Season flerchandise, at prices ; J could not select a better time than nc "* - * . % f everything, but the most complete i found in this section of the State. | Misses,, and Girls, as we have everj I Coats! Coats! Coats! Continue to arrive almost ISP daily, something NEW and DIFFERENT from what you have seen. These added to our already complete line ^ of COATS makes our SHOWING more complete &jBk tfLan you find at most places mKKBm m at the beginning of the SEA A m ^ie COAT a v y?u want at HOOTON'S. X Come and see if we are not $ M &T correct. \ ?A A Line of Coat Suits to % ^ Select From. That's what you will find % ?j_ TTr\r\rrr\\rici WI1CI1 yOU Visit JOL\J\J?\j?y O. Y> c iiciv c an. tusouiixiirai S* from which you will have little trouble finding just the SUIT you want and at the price you will be glad to pay. Come and look them over. If we fail to fit or please ^ you, in style, quality and price, pass us by. fHooton's Ladic r,, yvv^rv^ ?? ? ? ? ~ ? ? PERSONAL MENTION. ?Mr. John A. Newsom, of Jack- lan a sonville, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. of -V k . Dr' People Visiting in This City and at Newsom, of Williston, spent Sunday 1 Other Points. in the city at the home of Dr. and j Mrs. Robert Black. ?Miss Lillie Poliakoff spent Sun- . * ?Mr. Layton Rentz, a member of ga] day visiting friends in Blackville. , , aa/ vwxuus th0 army from Camp Sevier near I Mr. A. M. Denbow spent Mon- Greenville, spent the week-end at day in Greenwood on business. home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ?Mr. B. P. Hartzog, of Govan, c. W. Rentz, and with friends. } was in the city Friday on business. _Rey E Q Watson> D Q pastQr cou ?G. L. Toole, Esq., of Aiken, was Trinity church, left Tuesday morn-! SP" in the city a while Saturda> evening. irisr fnr "Ri^vinnville to attend theL-~o I * *-* O w- - j j * u ?Messrs. C. H. and Gordon Brab-j south Carolina conference of the der ham, of Olar, were visitors in the city | Methodist church. Dr. Watson is to 1 Monday. j the conference secretary, as well as If.0" i , i the ?Miss Claire Weimer, of Florida,! being the local pastor. He has sj?entitW( is in the city on a visit to Miss Lou- three years in Bamberg, and his many! day ise Folk. friends trust that he will be sent w*t ?Mr. H. H. Hill, of Florida, is; back here for the fourth year. lan' spending some time in the city and; ?There were entertained in the'ber community with relatives. ; Speaks and McCrackin ho^es last!con > mo ?Miss Moselle Copeland has been; week the following relatives: l^rs.! spending some time on a visit toi Annie Fortson Boyd, of Washington, j sur friends and relatives in Augusta. | Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fortson,! to ?Mr. A. P. Kendrick, traveling; of Augusta; Mrs. Cleveland Thomp-,1^ representative of the Watkins compa-i son and little son, of Millen, Ga., and; hoi ' ny, is spending a few days in Bam-! Mrs. J- G. Meriwether, of Allendale, j by berg. i Mrs. Boyd, who is seventy-five year's'by r?Lieut. Edwin C. Bruce. Jr.. sta-|y?un- enjoys the distinction of be-jEn tioned at Camp Jackson near Colum-:ins aunt t0 Major Eugene PaImerjby bia. spent several days at home last! Fortson- the new!y appointed mili- Sm week with relatives. tary aide to President Wilson. | ?Mrs. G. W. Garland spent Wed- Swiss engineers have convinced, nesday in Charlecton with her daugh-^ Russian officials that it is possible tojted ter, Mrs. W. E. Free, who is in ashore a sixteen-mile tunnel through j to hospital at that place. the Caucasus mountains and link the ^ I cle ?Mrs. G. W. Clayton, of the Oak! Black and Caspian seas. | in Grove secton, left last Friday with ?? cep her little granddaughter to visit rel- NOTICE OP1 MASTER'S SALE. 1 atives at Lakeland, Fla. Pursuant to an order of the Court ?Messrs. Henry L. Kearse. Paul of Comn on Pleas In the case of J. I Coi Whitaker and Dan Blume left Mon-;^dri'h Wyman vs. Frank Davis, et (co\ T T T D.nkkon, Tr Tnrlo-o of I day morning for Charleston to apply I . . Probate as Vaster for Bamberg coun-; for enlistment in the navy. J ty. will sell at public auction, to the j *<,. n'iiiv ' hi':he;t bidder for cash, in front of! ?Mr. and Mrs. Newsom, of Willis- . , , V> 01 the court house door, Bamberg, S. j J . ton, have returned home after srend- q ^ on Morday} December hrd, 1917,! bat -* " - ? *1 ? v.tt <-,Qr> lairnl hnnrc n " S'ilp f?n 11!H ing some time 111 ine eiuv ?nu men , mg .m.-,*** ~ ? ? daughter, Mrs. Robert Black. isaid da>'> the following described oea jpro~ertv, to wit: tra ?Capt. Lloyd H. Grandy, a for-1 That < ertain tract or parcel of land ne? mer citizen of Bamberg, but now an ?it ate in the county of Bamberg, the ^ . .v Tt "x j ?<* 4~ State of South Carolina, containing ; 'at offi er in the United states army, *as for.,le^n ,nd 0re-l alf acres, more er, in the city the first of the vreek. jor jess, and bounded on the north by on r A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A A^A A^A , |5r^^ "A" Vl" Tk" fVr TAT "A" "A" "A" A^A^ y "A^ A" yV "AT 30T0N GEST EXCLUSIV1 igly New To Show You Each i C"ii_. _?J MM: Our ios, ?3MS, ana mminery. depa you will be glad to pay. If you hav ivv, or a better place than at HOOTON ine of Seasonable, Serviceable appai A look will convince you that HOO rthing for them from Hose to Hats. More Dreses for Your Inspection Come and look the line over if it's a DRESS you need. We believe from the line xve are showing that we can please you in STYLE, MATERIAL and PRICE. We are showing them in SERGES, SATINS, and SERGES AND SATINS combined. Come and let us fit vou; it %/ / doesn't cost any more to have one that fits. Serges, Silks and Messalines These materials are scarce, but what does that matter if vou can find them atvHOOTOiSTS in the color vou %/ / want and at a price you want to pay. So, if you prefer the MATERIAL for a DRESS, come and let us show you what is being worn. Underwear for Ladies', Misses' and Girls' v That's the kind of line we have, one that's complete | in every way. Come and get what you need, if it's just one GARMENT it's here for you, in wool or cotton. Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery If your wardrobe was complete with these exceptions, then it would be a very important matter that you get them; that's why we give special attention to the small wares, so if it's either or all of the above you need, come and let us show vou the line we have for vou < 7 / *to select from. n. i iff is More and mi f ds of N. B. Rhoad; east by lands beginning at 10 o'clock in the foreMrs. Charity Sease; south by noon of said day and continuing un- i iwdy Branch, and west by lands til sold, the following chattels and Mrs. Minnie 'A. Carter. property, to wit: Purchaser to pay for papers. One gas engine, one. cotton gin, j J. J. BRABHAM, JR., cotton press and all accessories thereTudge of Probate as Master fori with, one 2-horse wagon,'one mowmberg County. ing machine and rake, one cow and November 14th, 1917. calf, two mules, one-half interest in cane mill, one anvil, plane, vice, MASTER'S SALE. cross-cut saw, wash pot, two syrup barrels, farm bell, shot gun, trunk, Pursuant to a decretal order of the ant* ail household goods and furni:rt of common pleas for Baipberg *ur6 belonging to said estate: ;nty, in the case of Mrs. Florence MRS. SARAH CLAYTON, atz, et al., plaintiffs, vs. W. S. Pro- Administratrix of Estate'of Aaron uv et al defendants I the un- Aver Deceased, signed, will sell at public auction, Olar. S. C? November 9 th, 1917. the highest bidder for cash, at the ^ ' ^ MiCTrD'fi *2 A T.F! irt House aoor, Jtsamuerg, o. uui u 3rd day of December, 1917, be-1 . jen the legal hours of saie on said Pursuant to an order of thp court r, the following described land, to | of common pleas for Bamberg coun: ! ty, in the case of Mrs. E. E. Platts, A.11 that certain tract or parcel of jet al., plaintiffs, vs. Meta Belle Liglitd situate in the county of Bam-I sey, et al., defendants, X, the underg, said State of South Carolina, I signed, will sell at public auction, to itaining seventy-three acres (73), the highest bidder for cash, before re or less, being described as lot the court house door, at Bamberg, " on plat made by M. M. Proveaux, S. C., on the 3rd day of December, veyor, bearing date February 5th 1917, between the legal hours of 9th, 1899, which plat is on file sale on said day, the following dethe office of the clerk of court for scribed land, to wit: mberg county, and said land is TRACT NO. 1. mded as follows: On tl.e north All of that certain tract or parcel lands of H. F. Kinsey, on the east of land, situate in the county of lands now or formerly of William Bamberg, said State of South Carolsev, on the south by lands now lina, containing eighty-one (81) acformerly of William ivinsey aDd res, more or less, bounded on the lands now or formerly of J. S. north by lands of M. O. Kinard; east oak; and on the west by lands of by lands of Mrs. S. P. Folk; south s. Florence Rentz; said land be- by lands formerly to the estate of ; more particularly described on Mrs. G. L. Lightsey, deceased, now d plat; PROVIDED, that the fif- M. O. Kinard, et al., (being the n acres, described in deed execu- same tract described below as tract by Malinda Proveaux, deceased, I number 2) and on the west by lands Charlie Smith, bearing date July j of the estate of J. J. Copeland, de, 1916, recorded in the office of the ceased, rk of court for Bamberg county, TRACT NO. 2. deed book "M," page 139, be ex- All of that certain tract or parcel ?ted. of land, situate in the county of Purchaser to pay for papers. Bamberg, said State of South CaroliJ. J. BRABHAM, JR., na, containing fifty acres, more or Judge of Probate for Bamberg ! less, being located in what Is known unty, Acting as Master for said las Big Salkehatchie Swamp, and -*-* i hmmded on the north by lands of uu.y. November 12, 1917. the late Geo. F. Lizht=ev, (being! tract number 1, above described); on | NOTICE OF SALE. the east by lards o- Mrs. S. P. Folk; on the south by lands formerly of D. Pursuant to an order of the pro-1 ^ Moore, and on the west by the es- ) e court, heretofore granted, in the [tate of J. J. Copeland, deceased, tter of Estate of Aaron Aver, de- [ The sa*d tend wi 1 re so:d in sen- j .sed, the undersigned, as adminis-j ara^e parcels. Purchaser to pay for j tor of said estate, with will an- PaTers. :ed, will s?ll at public auction to I J. J. BRABHAM, JR., > highest bidder Tor cash, at the I Jud-^e of. Probate for Bamberg e residence of the said Aaron Ay-1 County, Acting as Master for said, within the county of Bamberg,, county, the 30th day of November, 1917, | November 12th, 1917. i F? C KID GLOVES I | $2.00 and $2.50 | E LADIES STORE I Timp Ynil Visit lis f A A AAA A V T V V = " ' = ? Mid Season Goods are here, every X irtment is filled with New, Stylish, ? e waited to do your shopping, you 'X 'S. We do not carry a small dab of J rel for ladies, misses and girls to be X TON'S is the place for the Ladies, ? Come to see us while in the city. % Our Millinery Department Is full of many of the JNiil VV tilings m MLLLl- K a NERY. Miss Rutledge has A just returned from the mar- / i kets and naturally she has H II ^ many things of importance / A * for you in this department, jt/J[ A so if it's something in NEW \'A i4 STYLISH millinery, come JUf ?0Wj MB X and let us show you. ^<:T I X New Stylish Shapes ? That's the kind we are J^ different from those we were In A SHAPE of anyU kind you % need, come and look our line JH ^ jLJEH9 A Ready-to-Wear Hats \ ^ ? ' Our assortment of these is complete in every way; so if you wish a HAT of this kind yon will find it at V HOOTON'S. | ? w ? la 1 1 Hats to individual uraer That's our specialty. We have the materials and Y frames for any kind of HAT you need for any occasion, Y Come and tell Miss Rutledge what you want; she will Y build one to your individual order. Come, see. Y ?????= | j| illinery Parlor | Ak aAA y ^ ^ "y ift "y "^T Jr I The reason why the man with money has a real Thanksgiving is because he STARTED to bank his I money a long time ago and is now reaping tne harvest of.his early thrift. SSS ^ ff - He is thankful that]", he didn't SQUANDER his I money on extravagances ..or put it into, some "cE*l- H RICH-QUICK'' scheme. | ' He is thankful he BANKED it. Are you thankful I that you have banked your money? | Put YOUR money in OUR bank 1 We pay 4 percent interest on savings accounts. ? Peoples Bank 1 BAMBERG, S. C. I AO the latest magazines on sale, at Herald Book Store, \