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A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^l A^A A^A A^A i^A A^A-^kJ^kJ^k. A^A Jk I DO YOUR 1 MOOTON'S LADIE! <|> Where 3 | Dresses, Capes, Coats % ' X IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN X THINGS WHILE THEY ARE X COMMENCEMENT EXERCIS X, WE ARE IN BETTER POSIT X FORE, OWING TO OUR NE'V X MERCHANDISE, CONSISTIN X INVITE YOU TO COME AND % X ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF NEW STYLISH DRESSES & Twentv-five in the shipment, just the kind you will & need for day or evening wear. They consist of Organdies, ' Voiles, Georgettes and Crepe de Chine in white, solid eve*? ning shades' and figured. So if it's a dress of any kind you jf ? or your daughters need, we think you can find it at ^ U AOr I 'C! Oawi A nv>/1 f ll AlYl atav A 11W 1V^ >0. V, U-llIC ClJ-LV.1 1UUA LIICJU1 \ C JL . ?C ^ A SHOWING OF SKIRTS THAT WILL PLEASE. fin this showing of Skirts you will find one to fit you, if you are hard to fit, for the sizes are from 26 to 33 waist & measure. Won't one of these fit you? The assortment of + <? materials is as complete as the sizes. So if it's a Skirt, V see us. A . ? MIDDY SUITS FOR MISSES AND SMALL LADIES ' t V In this showing of Middys you will find them in materials of many qualities. We have them in white as well 3f as the popular Middy shades. The sizes* are from 14 to A 22. The prices are from $7.00 to $12.50. See those in | & Wash Satin. N IE A. HOOTOl Y V V T4T V V y y "y "y Tfl> y 6 PERSONAL MENTION. ?Dr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Hair, Mr. [ thing ' D. W. Phillips, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas! are c People Visiting in This City and at Black, Jr., Mr. Tom Ducker, Mr. W. j endui Other Points. D. Rhoad, Mr. LaVerne Thomas, Mr^ new < W. D. Rhoad, Jr., Dr. J. T. Carter, cial i ?Mr. D. W. Phillips spent a day Mr. Wilmot Jennings, Prof. W. C. South * nnn/^on am1 "VTr "D A Raid are follow in unariesiuii last wcc&, ?.. ?. ? ? Mrs. * E. K. Garrison has been among those who went to Spartan- Grad] visiting relatives at Anderson. burg this week to attend the meet- Hera! ..y ? n -d or,. . ? ing of Omar Tempie, Shriners. Mrs. ?Mrs. George P. White and chil- & , ,. .. . . ... . Hair, Mrs. Thomas Black, Jr., and FARJ * dren are spending this week with rel- ' ^ ' ' L - .. . TT . Mrs. Reid went to Spartanburg as atives at Union. . visitors. An Io ?Mr. Charles Strom, of McCor- m <C)[| ^ mick, is spending some time in the SOUTH'S KEW DAY. city with relatives. ?Rev. and Mrs. P. K. Rhoad, of Hog and Hominy Doctrine of Henry did n, Providence, are visiting relatives and _Grady Recalled. when friends in the city. . iast j ^ ?Dr. G. A. Milner, president of the Has it come? Is it approaching? for tt South Carolina Dental society, was We hope so. Thirty-one years ago Tin in Bamberg last Thursday. Henry Grady of Atlanta delivered a 110 mi ?Mrs. Marian Whetstone, of speech in New England which made corn , Branchville, spent Sunday in the city a more lastin? 'niPr^sion possibly that , Vwith }ier mother, Mrs. C. E. Simmons. on the country than any one speech turn ?. ? x ? . x ? x ever delivered by any human being. WOulc ?Miss Rosa Adams has returned to Tx , . x, , , , . ,. ^ , ' It marked the dawn of what was then binde her home here, after a visit to her . , . .x _ . , ? , termed the new South, and it con- 0f sister, Mrs. T. l>. uiary, m tjoium- ...... * vv ^ ' tamed truths and statements which COntri are invincible, and which it would it ?Cadets Edwin. Field, Roy Free do well to recall at this time. especl and Garris Zeigler, students at the There was never a greater truth the si Citadel, Charleston, spent Sunday at contained in the same words than she s. their homes in the city. the following brief extract from that a jjtt ?Dr. Thomas Black, Jr., and Dr. Sreat speech, for a great speech it ing Geo. F. Hair spent a few days in was' We wish eve^ farmer who Mr: Charleston last week, where they reads this- and eTery other one who And 1 took the Scottish Rite Masonic de- could hear ot " wou,d make ? a all h< gygg part of his creed, and if he would, 5500 * then in fact would the new day dawn, hogs,' Mr. Arthur Berry, of Branch- an(j untii js made the creed of the tone, ville, has accepted a position with gouthern farmer there will never ne, Steedly's Bakery. He expects to (jawn a new ^av for the South.^ We js move his family to Bamberg in the every one would clip this from prari( near future. the paper and put it up somewhere f ?Mr. Roy M. Hunter, who has where he could see it every morning been serving with the marines in the before he went out into the field. WIL army of occupation ia Germany, is in Listen: the city on a furlough. He expects "When every farmer in the South Bodie to be discharged in the near future, shall eat bread from his own field Trail ^ , , and meat from his own pastures and ?Mr. Clyde Rentz, of the Hunter's . , , . _ Q , _ ? , ? , disturbed by no creditor, and enChapel section, went to Columbia . , . , . . . .. .. ., . . slaved by no debt, shall sit mid his gca this week to stand the examination teeming gardens and orchards and Fran( for enlistment in the navy, having vineyards and dairies and barn. enlisted at the Bamberg recruiting yardSi pitchjng his crop in his own djers office. wisdom and growing them in inde- are n ?The following from Bamberg pendence, making cotton his clean jrn left this week to attend the sessions surplus, and selling it in his own Brita: of the Southern Baptist convention in time, and in his chosen market, and are ^ Atlanta: Misses Ethel and Urma not at a master's bidding?getting jnteri Black, Mrs. Annie Black, Mrs. M. E. his pay in cash and not in a receipted j Frenc Ayer, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Free, Rev. mortgage that discharges his debt, ' this j Geo. P. White, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. but does not restore his freedom? | no m( Free, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Black, C. then shall be breaking the fullness j oc W. Rentz, Sr., Mrs. John Cooner, Mrs. of our day." that i W. H. Chandler, Dr. Thomas Black, Cotton reduction and cotton hold" it . J x v ^ I jr> j mg is a good ining auu lub usuc xvc, * 4 * COMMENCEMENT SHOPI .?? / i .1 / .1 y^i i 1*1* fou will tmd everything tor the Uirls and Ladi , Skirts, Waists, Midd THE PARTICULAR AIM OF THIS STORE TO STILL NEW, AND ESPECIALLY AT THIS TIN ES ALL OVER THE COUNTY ARE SO NEAR A ION TO PLEASE YOUR INDIVIDUAL WANTS I V YORK BUYERS WHO ARE CONTINUALLY ! G OF DRESSES, WAISTS, SKIRTS, PIECE GOOD INSPECT THE NEW ARRIVALS. ~il II ' wniirs ' j]|?/ - shai yj 3301 Lf \l /AY/ asso com M PHnnp 8.^-J. to do just now, but these things |j "" 1 rnly temporary and cannot be [1|| ing. The only way to bring a jjj lay for the South arid coramer- ||| &OOC? AA and financial freedom for the III tern farmer is to adopt and to || v* the creed contained in Henry |! 7's great speech.?Newberry ||| d and News. ||| IED FOR SOLDIER HUSBAND I i\va Woman Made Profit of $500 ||| s. Ruth Smith, of Davenport, la., Jll at fold her hands and pine away III x | are were chores to do, two cows III WmL. lk,Nthe pigs to tend ttf and the ||| had to be cultivated again. By jll r .M :ime the oats were beginning to ||| I cut it. She had no fear or a & ^ ,*CT^W""W TUT"' r. It was a big, awkward piece \ l|f||? ^^BSSmSS^r' ichinery, but she knew how to Dl it. was a little lonesome at times, ially in the dewy.morinngs when lence terrified one. It is queer, ays, how silent the world is at le after 4 o'clock in the mornWe have pulled our s. Smith keeps a sort of ledger. ast year after she had balanced mules. A 14-year-old dai iv accounts she found she was . to the good. "I made it on . rye and packed hard by < " she said in a business-like U jQ gtiffegt cjay an(j lg r husband, Sergt. Calvin Smith, Walter XorthrUT) In ;h the Eighty-eighth division in 7 :e, and when he comes home he - J. K. Mavfield will %/ ind the corn all laid by. m < ? ? 20 inches wide at a roui ,L EXHUME BRITISH DEAD. , soil back in the bottom oi s in Isolated Graves to Be sferred to Military Cemeteries. (Edinburgh Scotchman.) ittered over the battle fields of ?e and Flanders are thousands lely graves in which British sol- 22 HO were hastily buried. But thevj ot to lie alone forever. | iiii der an agreement between Great I in and France isolated bodies |l|| Bing exhumed with a view to re- I nent in military cemeteries. The |||| _ ? ? ? !h government naturally wishes |||| I \ )olicy carried out in order that |||| ^ \ ore land than is necessary shall jjjj cupied as graveyards, and also II A Via lnof IIII lOne Ul tile gravca diiau ue |||| ad The Herald, $2.00 per year. |l zi S i 4 . 5ING AT I ! es in <|> vSnikanrl Millin^rv 4 ? SHOW YOU THE NEW % tE, WHEN THE SCHOOL X T HAND. THIS SEASON X SETTER THAN EVER BE- X SENDING US THE NEW \ X S, AND MILLINERY. WE X ? y HAVE NEVER SHOWN A MORE COMPLETE V LINE OF PIECE GOODS V Here you will find them in Voiles, in plain, solid colas well as an assortment of figured styles. Organdies liite and colors, Suitings of all kinds, Georgettes and )e de Chines in a line of colors for day or evening. ? ie and let us show you the line. ^ RTWAISTS FOR LARGE AND SMALL LADIES V If it's a waist of any kind you need, you will find it <! . We have them in new styles and materials, and in <? > from 36 to 52. Won't one of these fit you? <|> OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT X This department is crowded with many new things ^ and your daughters will need for commencement ^ * day, and the evening exercises of the following days. V t experience has taught us what you expect from this irtment. So we are prepared to please. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF MILLINERY. ? In this shipment we received many new and odd V - ~*-"r?? O "TIT ATT t I ,mn A o )es?a real SUMMJ1J.K stiUWUNU- 01 jpxiuvvnixto. aja j rtment of trimmings that are new, frames that are Y riclered the newest. So if it's New Millinerv vou wish, x *> *> 7 e and let Misses Rutledge and Cunningham show you. ^ Bamberg, S. C. f i J&A. A^A A^A A^A A A^A .4A .4A A^fc. jA. y Q'y T^T "^T T^T T^T T^T .||yT^T^^T T^T ^ ^ $ 'W 1 ~~ i| FORDSON KEROSENE ?> - H:- . g j jiii * .hum I^MW. . i ? w >.ii^,. . *..*.*. il grain binder successfully. Get one and save your 'key boy last week broke 15 acres of" land planted in cattle. The discs and subsoiler behind went 10 inches sand. iperial Garage, will demonstrate any time. take you on the farm and plough fo ryou a land 16 to id and 10 to 15 inches deep and drop the yellow subt the furrow. l >RSEPOWER AT THE BELT iV. D. MAYFIELD I DENMARK, S. C.