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% 1 ^ > * VV k OUR I . SORT X WE/TR! XI out > it is ] flow signi v pictl t ty. i ? t hats ( y ing 0 'Y for" y our ( x prici - X f X I f I X i fur trimmi X '"A Thereisalus -A coats and suits : A . that give unusi ,/ ' their chief cha: * ' A stylish furs so i A * and suits are fi ^ post-militarv-di * collars or with ] . FROCKS T: Y It's all in th< Y wear, afternooi .? Y duced, as the ft Y silhouette. Ke< Y days give us th( > Y garments at an; Y Special atten V* > # vetvn?Chiffon Y well as beautifi Y the popular Tri A V , ? f , I I I TELEPHONE 9 \ V 41-J A X PERSONAL MENTION. * ' I People Visiting in This City and at Other Points. ^ ?Miss Ruth Senn, of North, visited relatives in the city last week. ^ *?ZTr. J. A. Wiggins, o? Denmark, was a visitor in^the city last Fri p;' day. i ?Mrs. B. R. Sessions, of Ridgewav, is visiting friends and relatives in the \ ' city. ?Mrs. T. O. Ox, of Charleston, is visiting at the home 01 Mr. J. A. J. Ri<$. ?Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Poliakoff, of Baltimore, visited in the citv last week. ?Mr. John Simmons is now with Mr. G. R. Simmons in the furniture store. ?Miss Nell Black has gone to Bishopville, where she is teaching school this session. ?Miss Adelle Brabham left Wednesday for Spartanburg to enter Converse college. ?Mrs. O. A. Simmons has returned liome from Bishopville, where she visited relatives. ?Mrs. W. S. Cooper and Mrs. T. U. Cox, of Denmark, were visitors in / the city Monday. ?Mrs. J. H. Danner and children, of Lexington, visited Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Delk recently. ?Miss Lalla Byrd has gone to North Augusta, where she has accepted a position as teacher. > ?Miss Mildred Knight left this \ week for Rowesville, where she will teach the coming session. | ?Mr. and Mrs. Cope Livingston, of Washington, D. C., spent a few i days in the city last week. ?Miss Roberta Johns'"! has returned to the city after spending the j summer in the mountains. ? ?Messrs. Joel Hand, Allen McCue,! Dock Priester and Paul Matheny J spent Sunday in Savannah. ? 1ILLINERY DESIGNERS OF HATS THAT BEST B SSARY IN EXPRESSING ILL FAVORABLE CHARj REMARKABLE HOW TH] ERS OR FEATHERS CAI SR TO SOLVE THE SECR TRESQUE HATS, VERY S3 iARGE DROOPING HATS ARE NECESSARY TO C< F ALL THREE TYPES. 1 BEST" AND SERVICE A] JHILDREN'S HATS AT T !S ARE VERY REASONA3 Coats and App ID COATS AND SUITS F< TUMN DAYS. :urious warmth apd beauty i for women. * They are cut 01 lal grace and usefulness?e^ rrn and effectiveness is the nodish this season. Buut nc rr trimmed. Many of their ly influence?are self trimn plush to replace the fur. S17.50 to $65.0( HAT ARE NOW IN GRE1 3 line?when it comes to sn l functions and general we, all season advances are mos cent purchases received by j 1? 3 largest snowing wo julcIy o uu y time during this month, tion directed to the new dre Velvets?Duvet de Lainell Wool Velours, highest gr? icotines. .aVER ?Miss Virginia Folk and Maste Faber returned to the city a few day; ago from a visit to Alexandria, Va. ?Mr. Ola J. Zeigler has gone t< Latta, where he has accepted the po sition of principal of the school tjiere ?Mrs. S. A. tjand, who has bee] ill for some time, is very much im proved, her friends will be glad t< learn. ?Mrs. J. A., Spann and Miss Edn; Spann have returned home afte spending the summer in Asheville N. C. , ?Miss Ethel Black is teachin; this session at Estill. She returne Friday to spend the week-end a home. ?Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gilchrist, o Florence, have moved to Bamber? where Mr. Gilchrist has engaged i business. ?Messrs. A. W. Knight, Jr., an J. W. Riley left Monday for Charles ton to enter the South Carolina Mi] itary academ\f. ?Mrs. J. L. LaFoy, of Andersoi returned home Monday after a visi to her daughter, Mrs. F. C. Ayer, a Aver's Station. ?Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Copeland, Sr Mrs. W. P. Riley returned to the cit last week after spending the summe in the mountains. ?Mr. Edwin C. Bruce, Jr., left few days ago for Hampton, where h has been appointed county farm den onstration agent. ?Messrs. Edwin Field and Ro Free left last Friday for Charlesto to resume their studies at the Sout Carolina Military academy. ?Misses Evelyn and Vista Bral ham, Mildred Jones and Leona Bral ham returned to Spartanburg Wee nesday to resume their studies c Converse. ?Mrs. Francis Bamberg has r< turned to the city after visiting reh tives in Mississippi, Mr. Bamberg ri turning with her after a business tri j to Oklahoma. I AND BUYERS HAVE MAE ECOME DIFFERENT TYPE THEIR INDIVIDUALITY 3 A nm-n-DTomTriCJ tiU lliivio X xuu. E TURN OF A CROWN?A 1 T CHANGE A WOMAN'S A! ET OF THE NEEDED TOUC MALL AND VERY SMART G I FIND FAVOR WITH THE 3MPLETE THE SUCCESS C .'HEN THERE THE CUNNIK BLE LITTLE HATS OF VEI HIS TIME FOR SCHOOL. BLE?THE SELECTION IS I arel DR THE CRISP AUn these handsome new 1 the new slender lines sen in the larger sizes clever application of )t all of the good cqats l?those reflecting the ipH?with snug* fitting: ) ^TEST DEMAND. .lart Frocks tor street ar. The Dresses protly in the straightline express the past few iade of these new-stvle isses made of Silk Du?Silk Tricollettes, as ide French Serges and \ NE TH BAMB1 .. a A A.AA. r ?Miss Margaret Easterling has s gone to Petersburg, Va., where she will attend college this year. d : ?Mrs. J. A. Byrd, Mrs. George S. - Smith, Miss Lalla Byrd an'd Mrs. E. i.! H. Henderson have returned to the city after spending the summer in the mountains. 0 ' ? ?Miss Lalla Byrd, of Bamberg, j and Miss Henrietta Watkins, of Bela j ton, spent the past week with Mrs. j Tilos. uampDen at ner nome uu jacn.| son avenue.?Augusta Chronicle. j ?Mr. W. E. Lea, a well known to; bacco warehouseman of Timmonsg 1 , I ville, was in the city this week. Mr. t 1 Lea operates about a dozen tobacco i warehouses throughout the tobacco ! belt. ?Mr. J. B. Rice has been discharg" ed from the navy and is at home. He n 1 j served since ihe beginning of the war in the hospital corps, and for the last d | several months has been stationed 5" j at Norfolk. ?Mrs. J. B. Black, Jr., left Sun! day for Charleston to visit relatives. Her sister, Miss Gertrude Moore, who has been spending several weeks in Lt the city, returned tb her home with Mrs. Black. ? ?Miss Gladys Dowling, of Bilfy more, N. C., Mr. A. L. Ingersoll, of ir Camp Jackson, and Mr. Paul Whit. aker, of Orangeburg, were visitors in a the city for the Livingston-Hendricks e wedding last Thursday. l- tm* m He Still Had It. y n "Look here, you swindler." roared k me owner or me suourDan property to the real estate man. "When you sold me this house, didn't you say that in three months I wouldn't part with it for ten thousand dollars?' ^ "Oerainly," said the real estate dealer calmly: "and you haven't, have you?" 2- im> ? a- The Start for Her. 5- ??? ip "My dear girl," said a father to his daughter, "what do you suffragists I For Less Expensive and More Becoming IE THE MOST CAREFUL A] IS OF WOMEN. THE SIZI [N THE COLORS AND STYI OUCH OF COLOR?A BIT ( 'PEARANCE. ONLY IT Til JH. HVE TO THE MATRON AN YOUTHFUL TYPE OF GIE itp 4mv TATT.npinr? nnsTTTH rju A J.HAJJVJLVJUA/ wis/ * w ro HATS FOR THE CHILE jVET FOR SCHOOL. ESP] IXTREMELY LARGE. This recent shipm< that have been produ It is a maxim of tli servant of fashions s her hands. Take car is more than half ma Many new and ser 'for Fail wear?inchr < AN OUTWORN CO] Have yon ever be would not set right ? - fr* efvlp nnH fit anrl IV kj \JJ XV 11JLAV1 AAV viA^V*. of alteration. No doi lias lost its original s] remedy a problem o: dictates of Fashion z a satisfactory fitting 10MAS :rg, s. c. | want anyhow?" ( "Why, dad we want to sweep the j country," replied the daughter. I "Do you," said the father, "Why j now, suppose you take a broom and i start with this room." ^ ! > ? A Samaritan Indeed. \ "And so," said the man who lives in a flat, to his friend who is a com! muter, "your next-door neighbor, you/ j say, is a real philanthropist." > j "You bet he is," said the commuter enthusiastically; "why he bought ten : dollars' worth of flower seeds for my chickens last spring." NOTICE OF MASTER'S S.AE. i ^ I Pursuant to an order in the court . of common pleas for Bamberg county, in the case of Ausie L. Aiken, et al., plaintiffs, vs. Celie Kinsey McCormack, et al., defendants, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, before the court house door, at Bamberg, S. C., between the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in October, 1919, the following described tract of land, to wit: All of that certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the county of Bamberg, State of South Carolina, containing seventy-five (75) acres, more or less, bounded on . the north by lands of D. B. Rhoad; on the - east by lands of D. B. Rhoad (or formerly of Aaron Kinsey); on the south by lands 'of Aaron Kinsey and lands formerly of the estate of James Car! ter and lands of Ausie L. Aiken: and on the west by lands now or formerly of James Carter and lands of D. B. Rhoad; the said tract or lana being the same described in mortgage executed by Peter Kinsev, de[ ceased, to P. C. Dukes, and recorded , in mortgage book "F." in the office of the clerk of court of Bamberg : county, at page 560: and also being! the same tract of land described in j : mortgage executed by Peter Kinsey, , deceased, to J. P?. Williams, recorded in the office of the clerk of court for ' Bamberg county in mortgage book ; "D," page 514: and is the land of which the said Peter Kinsey. deceased. died seized and possessed in said j ; county of Bamberg. J. J. BRABHAM. JR.. j Judge of Probate for Bamberg 5 County and Acting Master for Said 5 County. !fD INTENSIVE STUDY OF ' SS, SHAPES AND TRIMMI! TIM TTTTTTMTT TTTTT T T>T1 C? ITI T5T> jhid w xiiun wijjjj Diioi jjxv 3F TULLE-OR A CLUSTEI lKES THE EXPERIENCED INTERESTING INDIVIDtL iL. CHIC, PRACTICAL S IE. WE HAVE A LARGE SH IREN. FANCY LITTLE PO! ECIALLY DO WE EMPHAS f. ?nt comprises all the most plea eecl during the past two weeks. $17.50 to $55.00 Hosiery HOSIERY FOR ALL. te well dressed French woman * ;ee first a woman's feet; then h e of the details of a costume1 an de. ' viceable designs in stockings a] ding all the new shades. &1.25 to $4.00 Pair EtSET OFTEN MAKES A STJ] en disappointed because a ne^ Perhaps you have used every in addition have exhausted th ibt the fault lies with an outwor: tnartness and style. A new "WA f this kind because it conforms tnd will give your figure the pi of the new gown. . SI.25 to $5.00 * & CO, Wa. J&M. ATA ^TT||T Vy T^T T^T T^T ECZEMAH Hunt's 8alve, formerly called j Hunt's Cure is guaranteed to \ stop and permanently cure that ff i terrible Itching. It Is com- W Itw^vW \ pounded for that purpose and your money will oe promptly S| JJ/ W i I refunded without question f V / / I if Hunt's Salve falls to cure / ' Itch, Bciema,Tetter. Ring Worm V /n / or any other skin disease. 7oc V v | / ' the bou. >sX J ! P; For snlo locally by * ~ i ! T MACK S DRUG STORE E] NOTICE. / fy On account of the fact that the J Denbow Warehouse" Co. has been \ leased for tobacco purposes, com-1 mencing July 1, 1920, all cotton re- , ceived in said warehouse will have to rn be removed before that date. * , DENBOW WAREHOUSE CO., ? 10-16n A. M. DENBOW, Pres. NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE. F g Pursuant to an order of the Court; of Common Pleas in the case of J. B. .j Hunter, et al. vs. Mrs. Gladys W. a: Shealy the undersigned, as Master lg for Bamberg county, will Sell at pub- a! lie auction to the highest bidder, at c< the Court House, Bamberg, S. C., on the 6th day of October, 1919, be- c] tween the legal hours of sale, the ^ following described lot of land: u That certain lot or parcel of land, with buildings thereon, situate in the town of Bamberg, county of Bam-1 berg, State of South Carolina, J containing one (1) acre, more or less, \ and bounded on the North by a ditch ; which separates it from lands of Mrs. M. A. Bamberg: East by lot of1 J. F. and B. D. Carter; South by Rice j or Second Street, and West by Cannon Bridge Road or Street. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to ; pay for papers. J. J. BRABHAM, JR., h Master Bamberg County. a Sept. 15th, 1919. 1 C - 0 EILEY & COPELAND * Successors to W. P. Riley. S Fire, Life ? Accident iJ INSURANCE j? Office in J. 1). Copeland's Store . ^ BAMBERG. S. C. { i BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS ! ! s ' I Box paper at less than wholesale 1 ! prices at Herald Book Store. j I f T X ^ i T Y rHE ! NGS ! , ING T v t OF A DE- A Y A.LI- V iUIT Y OW- Y EES V SIZE Y t T X f y Y ising fashions ? X ' T 1 f . V \ X that these ob- ^ ier head, then d the costume X. X :e shown here JL t T T [T SET BAD. y suit simply Y precaution as Y e possibilities Y q corset which Y lRNER'S will f 5 to the latest Y oper lines for f f T 'I i i 1 1 I * M TELEPHONE Y | 41-J +? T Y t A A 1*4 A A A A A A A A Y NOTICE OF ELECTION ' J or the puriK)se of ratifying granting of Franchise by the Town Council to Ehrhardt Manufacturing Company to furnish Electric Lights to the Town and its Citizens for Period of Twenty-Five Years. Pursuant to a resolution herebefore assed by the Town Council of the own of Ehrhardt, granting to the tirhardt Manufacturing Company exusive franchise for the period of venty-five years to furnish electric ghts for the town and.its citizens, a election will be held in said town n the 7th day of October, 1919, for le purpose of having the legal voters P the town ratify the action of the own Council in granting said franfiise. The polls will open at 8 a. I i., and close at 4 p. m. Those faoring the franchise will vote "FOR , RANCHISE;" those opposing the ranting of the franchise will vote AGAINST FRANCHISE." Ballots ill be furnished by the managers of x le election. Only such persons as re legally entitled to vote under the iw governing such elections will be Ilowed to vote. The election will be , inducted under the law of the State overning such elections. The orig lal resolution granting the franhise, showing the terms and condions of same, can be seen by calling pon the Clerk of Town Council. J. C. KTNARD, INtendent of Town of Ebrhardt. J. B. EHRHARDT, E. O. KEARSE, J. H. HUCKS, Members of Town Council. A. J. HIERS, Clerk of Town Council. Intendant of Town of Ehrhardt. ~~XOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. V Notice is hereby given to the stockolders of the J. E. Spann Company, corporation under the laws of South arolina. that on the 17th day ot ictober, 1919, at ten o'clock A. M. * - J + V? ? t the store now ocoupieu uv mC sam orporation in the town of Bamberg, C., there will be a meeting of the tock-holders of the said corporation ) consider the proposition of windig up the affairs of the said corporaion and action taken to dissolve the harter thereof. J. E. SPANN. 0-16. President. The famous Holman Bibles are on ale in Bamberg only at the Herald look Store. A few family Bibles on tand. y