The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, December 05, 1918, Page 5, Image 5
I Ladies
1E.1HOOTON t
I I THIS IS
p I At this season of the year, as
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f l/resses ana juiu>, t auici ma
I I GOODS EVERY SEASON.
I Suits and learn the prices, ar
I We shall expect you and yoi
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I COAT SUIT DEPARTMENT.
9 3 P e on any SUIT in the store. If
B _ you haven't bought your SUIT and
gg a * -have been waiting for the prices to
B * be reduced, this truly is your opal
portunity. For we have many nice
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JSUits we intend xo ciose out ueiure
fl Christmas, and the prices we intend
fl to move them at will interest you, we
i fl are positive. All we ask is that you do
fl yourself the justice to come and let us
fl show you. m
SEPAEATE SKIETS.
r * In these we have an assortment in
B MATERIALS, SIZES and PRICES
V that will interest you. The line consists
fl of serges and poplins, in BLACK and
I NAVY, skirts that are serviceable and
appropriate for any season. ^Come and
fl get one at a price you will be glad to pay.
I Hooton's L
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PERSONAL MENTION. j ?Messrs. G. J. Her
hardt, and B. P. Hart2
?People Visiting in This City and at are attending United S
Other Points. j Charleston this week a
I ?Misses Ottawa E
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?=Mr. Li.' ii. rowier speut : i^aiia oyra, wno are tei
% day and Sunday in Augusta. | Brookland, spent the
Miss Alice Sease, of Orange- holidays at their hom?
' \ \bmrg, visited in the city Sunday. ?Mr. and Mrs. E. I
U N . _ _ ? ^ children left recently
/?Mrs. J. J. Heard is spending this
\ A . ... f .A N. C., to reside, on a
/ week in Orangeburg with friends.
condition of Mr. Price
-P. F. Carroll, Esq., of the Sum- best wishes of many f
I " mervllle bar, was in the city Tues- panied th(Jm
V . ,.y
Dr. E. O. Watson, of Washings LOSSES IN 81st A
ton* D. C., was in the city on business
Tuesday. Figures Obtained by F<
? ?Cadet Roy Free, of the Citadel, Christie Bei
v * Charleston, spent Thanksgiving day
If at home. ' The foll?wing teleg
v ^ a. ceived Monday night
?Miss May Bowman spent a)
tu * . j mi*r> and Courier for public
Thanksgiving day m Orangeburg with K
. .. Washington, Dec.
re a ves. action or WQ
?Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch, left division lost up t0 l3t ?
recently for Uree, N. C., where they offlcers and 49 men an,
... I* reside in the future. vision 28 offlcers and 1,
?Misses Harriedelle Free and ures do no^include arti
? ~ Martha Ray, who are teaching at Go- division. Gen March,
van, spent Thanksgiving at home. gave me this statement
?Lieut. Kendrick, of Fort McAr- "CHRISTII
thur, Texas, spent several days in the '* ? ? ?
city last week with Prof. J. C. Guilds. See our beautiful li
!- . ?Misses. Marion and Agnes Con- Plaids- N?w and nov
nor, of Branchville, visited Miss Co- e er' a v'
ra Connor at Carlisle school last We must k^ep"ur^
week. j an(j ready to enforce
?Mr. B. T. Felder is in Charles- j Continue to lend Unc
"ton this week in attendance upon j money?buy W. S. S. i
the United States court as a grand j ?
|> juror. ' J Bi? line of ove^lls
ry ?Mrs. V. J. Hartzog has returned *ow market. Rentz &
to the city from Orangeburg, where mm*? m
, . -x j i- j a t ta n Automobile batteries
she visited her daughter, Mrs. D. C. T . , _
__ . Delco-Light at Brickie';
Murph.
v? ?Messrs. W. L. Riley and J. D.
Turner, of Denmark, are attending
court in Charleston as United States
?Mrs. E. Dickinson and little grandson
left Sunday morning for
Atlanta, Ga., to spend some time
with relatives. *
?Mr. J. W. Folk and Ensign St. :
George, stationed in the navy at !
Charleston, spenV several days last |. .
+ week in the city. | ,vx
?Miss Thelma Hunter is at home i
from the Baker sanitarium, Charleston,
where she was recently operated
on for appendicitis.
?Misses Mary Williams, Vista and
Evelyn Brabham and Mildred Jones,
of Converse college, Spartanburg,
spent Thanksgiving at home.
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, Girls
S GOING TO M(
YOUR OPPORTUN1
> is our custom, we put the t
n carry them from one seas(
" Therefore we invite you '
id you will be convinced thai
lr friends.
COATS FOR LADIES, GIRLS AND
CHILDREN.
3 price on any COAT in the DEpartment.
We have an assort?
ment from which we think
4 you will have little trouble in
fiinding , just the kind of
COAT you want at the PRICE you
want to pav. We have them in NEW,
STYLISH MATERIALS full of snap,
just the kind of COAT'you will be glad
to wear. Come and let us fit vou in one.
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We are positive we can please you in
style, quality and price.
DRESSES OF INDIVIDUALITY.
3 prices on all DRESSES, none reserved.
' Just come and select the
? kind and quality you want, for they
4 are here for you in SATIN, SERGE
and JERSEY as well as the MATEp
adies Stor<
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ndon, of Ehr-J RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
:og, of Govan, j
tatp* ponrt in Resolutions of the Union meeting
court m | of the second division of the Barn
s petit jurors. Well association, in reference to the !i
asterliire and death of Rev. J. D. Huggins, pastor i(
ichine in New of the Denmark Baptist church. This 5
. union, in session at Ghent's Branch
Thanksgiving church, Saturday, Sept. 28th, 1918,
is in the city, appointed a committee of three, with
. . p . . D. W. Heckle as chairman, to draft i
t ice ana suit;abie resolutions in reference to <
for Asheville, the death x>f Brother Huggins. Our '
ccount of the brother was a union meeting man, 1
s health The giving much time, thought, energy,
. , ' service and encouragement to this'
nends accom- work He took the position that his
time, talent, presence and helpful-'
* ness belonged to every session of the .
ND 30th. union, always ready, even anxious, i
to do his part, which he did well. !
Not egotistic, but never shirking du-!'
cw*mer Senator ty presence meant life to our
Jet. union meetings. Deeply interested
in Kingdom work, encouraging oth-1
ram was re- ers t0 be the same- Ful1 of wit and
' humor, which he used to good ad- ,
by l he News vantage in discharging his duty. He
ation: loved his brethren and the cause of
2.?in killed his Lord. To know him was to love
unds the 81st him* To say tbat we miss bim does
not express our feelings. Therefore,
November four be it resoived:
d the 30th di- 1. That we bow in humble sub- j
070 men Fig- mission to our Father's will, whp do- j
llery of either eth, allJthhi(n^ .welL. . , , I
\ f 2. That this union has lost one
chief of staff, 0f most; energetic members in the ,
today. death of Brother Huggins, which oc- i
3 BENET." I curred Aug. 5th, 1918.
. ' 3. That a blank page be ldft^ in j
' ?t a Viin mom Arv 1
f. , I OUI" III 111 U LC UUUA IU 111S3 mtrnui j . I
of dress | 4 Tliat a copy these resolu-!
el. Rentz & i tions be sent to the county papers i
i and The Baptist Courier for publica- !
I tion, and also that a copy be sent to '
,rmy equipped > D. W. HECKLE,
For Committee,
peace terms. __?____________________ j
:le Sam your . NOTICE.
constantly.
All persons are forbidden to hunt, j
>. Away be- haul wood or trash or trespass in any j
Felder.?adv. ; other shape or form on our lands, j
- ?o permission granted.
recharged by M. SMITH,
s Garage, adv. D' R SM1TH' j
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that all per
9 sons are forbidden to allow hogs or
cows to run on the Barnes place,
under penalty of the law.
W. E. BESSINGER,
; The Strong Withstand the Winter 1
Cold Better Than the Weak
I You must have Health, Strength and Endurance
to fight Colds, Grip and Influenza. :
When your blood is not in a healthy
1 condition and does not circulate properly,. ;
your system is unable to withstand the j}
GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC jj
' Fortifies the System Against Colds, Grip: j
and Influenza by Purifying and Enriching j
It contains the well-known tonic prop- j
erties of Quinine and Iron in a form \
I acceptable to the most delicate stomach, '
| and is pleasant to take. You can soon feel
I its Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. 60c. <
i
HBBHHHHHHHHHflliSISHSBB
? and
IVE?All Coats, D
TY, WE HAVE HAD
Lnife to the Prices on all Win
>n to another, for our mottc
to come and let us show yoi
t this is truly your opportunitj
RIALS COMBINED, one of a kind.
Does that interest you? A dress at 3-4
price, with the time just here when you
can get the most wear out of them. If
so, come and let us show you.
SWEATERS AND UNDERWEAR.
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In these?,DEPARTMENTS you will
find just the size and quality you need
for yourself or the CHILDREN. We
have an assortment of sizes in both and
at prices that will be interesting to you.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
In this DEPARTMENT we have
many things of interest to offer the LA
DIES, GIRLS and CHILDREN. We
invite you to come and look. It will not
take much of your time to learn that
you can get what you want at HOOTON
'S when you want, and prices reasonable,
style and quality considered.
i and Millin
TRESPASS NOTICE. fflfgHIHjfE
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Notice is hereby given that all per-: raj
sons are forbidden to bird hunt or | H
trespass in any manner on the lands ; B 8
of the undersigned, under penalty of ; H I ^
the law. F. E. COPELAND, B I B P
12-17n. Ehrhardt, S. C. ' M A * ^
A Tonic Laxative B that
will remove the bile from the Liver and 9n
.Unu ?Viq Suit*in THOROUGHLY without tfrlnind . _ _
or disturbing the stomach la truly a Perfect Lax- k ^B A NAV1. I'
?*? b Anew n
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN B
is the name of a Reliable and Perfect Laxative ; Hj
which soon relieves Sick Headache, Dizziness, In- j IM
digestion. Stomach Troable, Gas and Piles caused j H|
by a Torpid Liver and Constipation- Always use a gjg
ReliableLaxative in the treatment of Colds, Grip H|
and Influenza. jfi
LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN Is a Liquid Digestive ' gol
Tonic Laxative excellent in its effect on the j ^B '
System, both as a tonic and as a laxative. It is j ^B o
Just as good for Children as for Adults. Pleasant! Bj
to take. Children like it. 50c. . ^ , j Hj
Made and recommended to the public by Paris lj
Medicine Co., 3t. Louis, Mo., manufacturer? of! fll ( or
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic. j
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NOTICE. I m
Notice is hereby given that on ! H ?
Monday, December 16, 1918, the 3s- i H A I
tate of Carroll Baldwin will apply !
for the issuance of w new certificate ' n
to represent three shares of Preferr-' Bj
ed Stock of the Bamberg Cotton Mills H
Company in lieu of Certificate No. j BP
135, which at present cannot be! [a|
found. 12-12n' gfl
"DESTROYS SLEEP"! I
Many Bamberg People Testify to j H
This- i 1nr?n
You can't sleep at night Sgl K !H B 1
With aches and pains of a bad j uja
back. ?9 I
When you have to get up from i ^
urinary troubles. I (9
If the kidneys are at fault | |gjSjBiB5SIB81
Set :hem working right with Doan's ! Kidney
Pills.
Here is Bamberg proof of their j
L. B. Fowler, contractor and build- j p|
er, Church St., says: "I have found j |||
Doan's Kidney Pills to be a mighty 1 KB ' .
fine kidney and bladder medicine and ; |?| f
have told ^ great many, people to
try them. Some eight years ago l'm x
was in awful shape with my kidneys. . g|i fin
The action of these organs was scan- ,91 | y*
ty and weak and the secretions un- j ||f j| ^
natural and highly colored. Nights ^
I had to get up several times and j
mornings I felt all tired out and weak, i ||H
My sleep didn't seem to refresh me j ||g
any. I was' in a bad shape. My i &&
tack was as stiff as leather and so j si
lame that I couldn't bend over. My \ ra W ?
kidneys hurt all the time and were J gj?
In an awful poor condition. I started j || ISgfi i| N
to take Doan's Kidney F'lls ana they |g lljivli
were what my kidneys needed:, for j 9|
they rid me of all this trouble and ) P|j
fixed me up in A-l shape again." |jra
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn noMWHi
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
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Misses
resses and Suits I
OURS I
ter Goods, especially Coats, I
> has always been "NEW I
11 the Coats, Dresses, and I
jy and Hooton's is the place. I
3 price on all TKIMMED HATS at H
our 3-4 price. Come and select one B
? of these, if you need an inexpensive B
A IT A T in prvrrmlptp Thp spasnn All H
^ shapes, LARGE, SMALL and ME- B
DIUM and SMALL one-third off. B
" If it's anything in MILLINERY you I
need, come to HOOTON'S for we are fl
always prepared to fill your wants, it B
matters not what tfrev are, if it's MIL- JB
LINERY. I
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Aside from all goods we offer reduc- rM \
tions on, we are continually receiving 'B
NEW GOODS for everv DEPART- , B
MENT. Among these shipments are ||
many things appropriate to be given to ?
Q onrJ T A nTT?.S fnr- r!TTRTST- M
Vy* JLXlUhJ UilU JJJ.iXy' AVi ^
MAS. Come and let us sh6w you what B
we have in HANDKERCHIEFS, HOS- 1
IERY, GLOVES, TOWELS and many
other suitable gifts. Com# and make B
yourself at home at HOOTON'S, do B
your shopping here and save TIME, I
TROUBLE and MONEY. B
s
ery Parlor J
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3W Goods]
ine of Holiday Goods Just Received |
id Gold LaVallieres from $3.75 11
nd up. ?9
neo Brooches, Rings and Stack Pins, ' gi .
big line to select from.
nil ine of Ruby and Sapphire Rings. M
Se our goods and get our prices i
before buying elsewhere. ^
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)'S JEWELRY STORE I
BAMBERG, S. C jf|
F. Rizer Will Give a |
actor Demonstration I
At Olair Beginning 1
day, December 91
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