The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 02, 1919, Page 5, Image 5
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| Dresses. Suit
% NEVER HAS OUR ST
JL ' LED HERE FOR YOU
?? IN THIS SECTION OF
CEIVING ALL ADVAj'
IN ADDITION TO OU
WHICH PLACES US
* CONSISTENT WITH
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- J* SEPARATE SKIRTS AND SHIRT
' WAISTS.
^ In our showing of SKIRTS, you will
j find just the kind you need. They are
& in solid colors, as well as a varied as^
sortment of the NEWER PLAIDS. The
? JL sizes anc^ prices you will find correct.
A In SHIRT WAISTS vou will find
r
Y them in prices from $2.50 to $15, sizes
x from 36 to 54, MATERIALS IX Voiles,
f Crepes, Crepe de Chenes and Georgette
-Crepe.
A PIECE GOODS AND ACCESSORX
IES.
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X Our line of PIECE GOODS has never
& been more complete, and those prefering
to make their DRESSES and
Y SKIRTS, will not find anywhere a more
Y complete line to select from, for we
X have all of the various WEAVES in
< A COTTOX and WOOL, SILK and SATA
IX, prices in accordance with the MERA
CHAXDISE we offer. Xot only will
Y vou find the MATERIALS here but vou
Y will find a line of SUITABLE TRIM%
MINGS and FINISHINGS. Come and
look the line over.
I HOOTON'S L
TELEPHONE 83=J
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PERSONAL MENTION. ?Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. Junior Berry, ol
People Visiting in This City and at spent last Sunday in
Other Points. relatives.
s ?Miss Florence*Cle
?Mr. J. H. A. Carter, of the Lodge cross> Ga., is visiting h
section, was in the city Friday. w G Hoffman, who hi
?Mr. G. H. Smoak, of George- j sonre time,
town, was in Bamberg Sunday.. ?Mrs. Annie G. Hay
?Mr. R. S. Simmons, of Florence, ward Hays have retu:
was a business visitor in the city last i home in Florida after i
week. tives in the city.
?Mrs. Hutto, of Wagener, visited ?Mrs. E. A. Smoak 2
Mrs. J. H. Murphy in the city last Misses Alice and Gerl
yreek. ed the Reynolds-Smoa
Mr. George Bamberg, who is Swansea last weea.
serving in the navy, is visiting in ?Mrs. H. J. Hays ar
the city. ' Hays have returned to
Mr. P. E. Bellamy, a prominent spending several weeks
citizen of Beaufort, was in the city tains of North Carolina
last week. ?Mrs. D. C. Murpl
?Miss Harry Dell Free has gone burg, returned home T
to Dillon, where she has accepted a jng after spending a fe
position as teacher. city with her parents,
?Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fox leave V. J. Hartzog.
this week for Lodge, where they will __Mrs. E. F. Free
reside in the future. morning for Charlest<
?Mrs. J. N. McMichael has re- nient at a hospital for
turned to Orangeburg after a visit to g^? was accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Folk. ^ and Dr. J. T. Carter.
?Mr. and Mrs. Olin Whetstone, of ^ ?
Branchville, spent last Sunday in the Reformed Germans to I
city with Mrs. C. E. Simmons.
?Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ayer and Atlanta, Ga., Sept. !
little son, of Blackville, spent last will soon be bettered by
Sunday in the city with relatives. 40,000 of her citizens,
?Mrs. W. A. Waters and little ^'e11 fed and m the b(
daughter, Elizabeth, of Charleston, hut Wlth a whoIesale r<
+7 a Allies and particularly 1
are visiting relatives m the city.
can armv.
?Mrs. J. H. Danner and children ^ ,A AAA
_ , , The 40,000 are pris<
returned to Lexington iasi "?eeh. ai-j ^iericans in Fran(
ter a visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. J. nQW ^ejng ma(|e f0r the
Delk. a task in which the Y.
?Mrs. M. R. Brickie has returned tlie request of the am
to the city after spending several jn s0 far as the army
weeks in Orangeburg and other cording to announcemei
points. for reparation, made h<
?Mr. Dorrill Elkins, of Eastman, German prisoners to b
Ga., was here Saturday. Mr. Elkins the Americans are less
is a former resident of Bamberg, less Bolshevistic in their
leaving here 13 years ago. This was bearing than any set o
his first visit since his removal. all Europe.
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Come let us show you the Ne'
:s, Skirts, Waists,
OCK BEEN MORE COMPLETE IN EVEI
THE LARGEST LINE OF PIECE GOODS
' THE STATE. WE BOUGHT ALL OF 01
NTAGES OF THE LOWER PRICES, WHI
R LARGE STOCK, WE ARE DAILY REC
IN A POSITION TO OFFER YOU THE '
QUALITY. WE INVITE YOU TO CO MI
OUR MODERN^M^Lir^
Places us in a position to offer the Gi
showing of NEW STYLISH MILLINEE
State, for here vou will find all vou woul
/ t/ ?/
ed shapes, ready to wear and dress hats.
This department is in charge of Miss
Pnvmiricrlinrn as her assistant, .and thev a
complete showing of MODERN MILLE
TRACTIYEXESS which gives each Hat
ing them a different look from the usual
We invite vou to come and let us sh<w
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A A A AaVAAAAAAAAA V
E. Berry and j Wire Fencing Campaign. ?
! Branchville |
the city with In all boll weevil counties of the
* of C
State a wire fencing campaign is in
ment of Nor- Progress. The extension authorities
er sister, Mrs. at cIemson knowing that more hogs ^ *
as been ill for and catt^e niust be raised to beat the j
| boll weevil and that they cannot be
, , raised without more wire fencing to _
s and Mr. Ed- the
- .. . make the feeding easier, have un- A
rned to their ' ? . . . . . ? twee
. .x . . dertaken a campaign in each boll ,
i visit to rela- , xV. . . . folic
weevil county to get this fencing at
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least cost to the farmer.
md daughters, Through special arrangements towi
trude, attend-, the manufacturers and local berg
k wedding in j dealers who are willing to give the
! farmers a helpjng hand in this time Uhi(
id Miss Addvs j of need the county agents have special Mrs.
the city after prices on any size or height of fenc- F
_ or St
in the moun- ing. Brid
Now is the time to order this fenc- Ti
i, of Orange- ing- The camPaiSn ma^ soon be pay
'uesday morn- ' oveT and you can,<: get [t at this price'
w days in the j See or write your county agent now! St
Mr and Mrs Write ^or Prices now and specify the
size wanted. GEO. R. BRIGGS, HI
County Agent, Bamberg, S. C.
left Tuesday m ?mt m B
Dn for treat- Buried at Cope. IB
appendicitis. Mr w u gmith died at the Bap. H
by Mr. Free h0Spital in Columbia Tuesday! H
_ night, and the remains were brought jH
to Cope for interment. He formerly : H
e nt Home. resjded neap Cope, where he was1H
born. He was twice married, the H
" * Germany grst time to Miss Kthleen Robinson jH
the advent of the second time to Miss Emma H
well clothed, Robinson, both of Orangeburg coun-jH
est of health, By the first union he is survived | H
espect for the by Qne daUghter, Mrs. M. L. Sandi-.jH
or the Ameri- fer> ^0pe> and by second mar- I H
riage he is survived by his wife andjH
Dners held by cbj]dren ]^e js ajso survived by H
:e. Plans are Qne brother
jir reparation. ? ?Hj
at p a o+ "These Bats Wouldn't Eat My Best H
, *Tl, V. iTX, , Ub
ly, will assist Grain," Says Fred Lamb.
wishes. Ac- It's hard to keep rats out of a feed
it of the plans store'. Tried it for years. A neighbor- Kg
mg store sold me some RAT-SNAP. BE
*re today, the ^ worked wonders. Gathered up dead KgB
e released by rats every morning. Bought more ||?
Teutonic and RAT-SXAP. Haven't a rat now. They 9j
thoughts and wouldn't eat my best grain when I BH
threw RAT-SNAP around. Three s'z- ivgSS
1 Germans in es> 2no. oOc. $1.00. Sold and guar-;
anteed by Smoak and Moye. i R*
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ERG'S LARGEST EXC
1ING FOR THE GIRLS AND
w Styles and Materials in
, Middy Suits a
itt T>nm a tt rnTT a it a m rktitircnititi
IX JJXjTAIxj ill A IN A1 rJK.Eiia.lSJN 1.
READY TO WEAR AND MILLI1
rR STAPLE MERCHANDISE EAR!
CH WE GIVE YOU AN OPPORTU
IEIVING MERCHANDISE FOR E
VERY NEWEST TO BE HAD FOR
3.
rls and Ladies the most complete
uY to be seen in this section of the
d expect in Trimmed and UntrimmEstelle
Rutledge with Miss Nina
:re in position to offer you the most
lVERY, with the stvles and ATa
touch of IKDmDUALITY, givkind.
,v vou.
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NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE.
ursuant to an order of the Court w M
ommon Pleas in the case of J. B.
ter, et al. vs. Mrs. Gladys W.
ily the undersigned, as Master Am
Bamberg county, will sell at publuction
to the highest bidder, at \
Court House, Bamberg, S. C., on j
6th day of October, 1919, bein
the legal hours of sale, the
>wing described lot of land:
hat certain lot or parcel of land,
i buildings thereon, situate in the
i of Bamberg, county of BamState
of South Carolina,
ainingone (1) acre, more or less,
bounded on the North by a ditch
:h separates it from lands of
M. A. Bamberg; East by lot of
. and B. D. Carter; South by Rice
>cond Street, and West by Cannon
ge Road or Street.
srms of sale cash, purchaser to
for papers. "
J. J. BRABHAM, JR.,
Master Bamberg County,
jpt. 15th, 1919.
The Man Who Does Not I
Need
INSURANCE I
is the one who never fl
rides in any kind of a H
conveyance; who never B
walks along the street; Q
who does not ciinio m
stairs or ride iu ele- H
vators; who cannot slip 99
or stumble or fall; H
whose bones can never H
break; who never gets 9
sick; who is sure to gag
work every day that he ^
lives; and never ex- |||
pects to die. p$
IS THAT YOU? I
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A. B. UTSEY Bg
Special Agent S3 W jg
Bamberg, . . . . S. C. 1^1 ^
ted The Herald, $2.00 year.
LUS1VE LADIES STORE f
LADIES FROM HOSE TO HATS I
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ind Millinery f
WE HAVE ASSEMB- Y
JERY EVER SHOWN T
LY, THEREBY RE- Y
NITY TO SHARE IN. Y
ACH DEPARTMENT Y
THE LEAST MONEY, . Y
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DRESSES OF INDIVIDUALITY,
ONE OF A KIND. i
f 'o tttIt tt -f It r\ o coA-i'luinnf -i o ^
-melt o >> liic; aooui uiicxii jlicxc 10
more complete than at most places. In &
this line of DRESSES you will find ?
Serges, Tricotines, Velours, Silks, Sat- v
ins and combinations, in sizes from 16 y
to 46, at prices $20.00 to $65.00. We invite
you to see these. JL
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THE GREATEST SHOWING OF A
COATS WE HAVE EVER HAD >
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For autumn wear. This showing V
consists of COATS for ladies, girls, jf
misses and children, in sizes from a two &
year old child to a very stout lady that A
wears a No. 46. The STYLES and MA- ^ >
TERIALS are as varied as the sizes, so V
we believe we have a COAT you would X
be glad to wear. 1
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SWEATERS, SWEATER HOODS ?
AND SWEATER SETS. A
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TFot-'o /-k-p o ccmifTOnnf T7rm jAL.'
JL1JLCIL O LJUC XVAJ-LU. Ui UOOUi HUV/UU J KJ l-l ATA
will find here, a SWEATER for each X
GIRL in the family, the colors and prie- A
es you will find as assorted as the siz- A
es/so if it's a SWEATER, HOOTON X
has it.
SY PARLOR [
BAINBERG, S. C. J
:5c Box
WE HAVE OX DISPLAY IN OUR
STORE A LARGE LINE OF BOX
PAPER THAT WE ARE OFFERING
AT 25c THE BOX. SOME OF THIS
PAPER WAS MADE TO RETAIL
AT AS HIGH AS $1.00 THE BOX,
BUT AS WE DO NOT EXPECT TO
HANDLE THIS LINE ANY LONGER,
WE ARE MAKING THIS OFFER.
COME AND GET SOME BEFORE
IT IS ALL PICKED OVER.
ild Book Store
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