The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, October 30, 1919, Page 5, Image 5
I COATS, DRESSE
HOOTON'S Li
THIS STORE IS FULL OF SEASO
NEW YORK BUYERS PLACE US
WAISTS, MIDDY SUITS AND MI
nTinnuTHiv TC! ftMTP /"If? A TfTNTV
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MORE NEW, STYLISH DRESSES
FOR STREET OR DRESS OCCASIONS.
We have received many new DRESSIES.
In the showing you will find FIFTY-FIVE
of the mosfi varied assortment
in STYLE, MATERIAL and
PRICES it has been our pleasure to
show on previous occasions. The show
Iing consists of SERGES, SILKS, SATINS,
TRICOTIXES and TRICOLETTES.
We invite you to see this
showing of DRESSES.
COAT SUITS HERE FOR YOU, THE
FAMOUS DANENBERG LINE.
Come and look these over. Get a real
SUIT. Thev won't cost you anv more
than the cheap kind, and when it comes
to the QUALITY and STYLE of these
SUITS, thev are in a class to themselves
for they FIT BETTER, WEAR BETTER
and LOOK BETTER than just a
PLAIN SUIT, so if it's a REAL SUIT
you want, come to HOOTOX'S, take a
look and vou will buv.
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PERSONAIj MENTION. ! ?Mrs. Geo. P. Whi
| week in Union with rel;
People Visiting in This City and at ing home Monday, ac
Other Points. her sister, Miss Ida Ci
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| ?Mayor J. J. Smoak
?Mr. Charles D. Free, of Atlanta, | h0me from Columbi-aj
was in the city last week. been under treatment
- ?Mr. E. D. Rainey, of Beaufort, His friends'will be s
was a visitor in the city last week. that he ^s rapidly' imp
?Mr. John H. Cope returned Mon- l S. McAliste
day from a business trip to New York, j ton, who was for seve
?J. Emile Harley, Esq., of Barn-; nected with $?e mechi
1 x.i-.i? I mAnl aP a PomKnrff ot
well, is attending court nere ims men C U1 tilC iJauiuv'Q vi
[:% week. been spending several
piL* ?Col. F. N. K. Bailey, of Green- cit>'f
- wood, was a visitor in the city this ?Dr. J. H. Roberts,
L#/ week. has been spending sevei
?}liss Georgie L. Brooker, of Co- city with his daughte
lnmbia, is visiting Miss Mary Ma- Carter. The doctor hai
fV 4&ieny. for several weeks, b
'?Mr. J. E. Sanders, of Beaufort, friends will be delighte<
stopped over in the city a short while be is now rapidly
Saturday. ! health.
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?Miss Man* Matheny has returned j ?^r- J- A. Wvmar
after an extended visit to relatives ! morning for South Geo
in Columbia. : of several days. Mr.
?Judge and Mrs. Hayne F. Rice, j get some first-hand in
.of Aiken, visited relatives in the Sardin& the planting ai
| ? county a few days ago. j the peanut crop- The (
? t . .of which Mr. Wyman i
-?Mrs. Julia E. Quattlebaum of , ... ...
^ , , ? . . . , - contemplating the msta
Statesboro, Ga., has returned home . ,. ,.
v.-. . . , ... , ; nut crushing machine]
after a visit to relatives here.
! coming winter.
?Miss Mildred Knight, who is
teaching school at Rowesville, spent COXGRESSMAX
the past week-end at home in the city, j * "
r.'A ?Mrs. J. J. Smoak and little sons, j Xasue Wins in Ejection
. t . spent Sunday in Columbia, where . Fizgerald
4 Mrs. Smoak went to consult an eye.
,A specialist. j Washington, Oct. 2'
1 . ?Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Folk and j record vote the house
I children, of Bamberg, were visitors seated Representative
in the city Friday.?Orangeburg gerald, of Massachu
Times and Democrat. mayor of Boston, and
?Mr. J. Felder Hunter, accom- Representative Peter F
i panied hy his little daughter, left are Democrats.
[ Sunday for Baltimore.?Orangeburg By its final action
b Times and Democrat. cepted the report of a :
<V-^r. A. B. Jordan, editor of the elections committee wl
Dillon Herald and master of Dillon the vote in three preci:
county, with his family motored to 011 the ground of fram
Bamberg Friday, returning Sunday, refused to order a new
?Mr. W. C. Patrick spent Monday Queste<* *>y Mr. Fitzger
v and Tuesday in the city shaking Representative Goo
L hands with ihs numerous acquaint- can' ^aine>in arguin
tnces, all of whom were delighted to' reP?rt? said that
^ to sustain the committ
F; see mm. i
.. _ ,, TT ,, .! the effect of serving n<
?Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Steedly and \ , . .. ^
^ t i tt x /t> i cal bosses that they c<
children and Miss Lula Hunt, of Bam- .. ,
r v i ride congress by "ill
berg, motored to Orangeburg Thurs-j . ... ..
a : at an election. Martin
day afternoon. Orangeburg Times j Boston wag named
and Democrat. < as "p0iiticai boss"
II ?Mr. aQd Mrs. R. B. Fickling and gave the election to Mr
Mrs. F. G. Fickling, of Blackville, | ^ m
are among the visitors in the city at-1 Master Harold Simr
tending the sessions of the Barnwell been very ill, is rapi<
Baptist association. his friends will be gla
S, SUITS, SKIRTS, Wj
To be Found in Fashi
NABLE MERCHANDISE. SHIPMEE
IN A POSITION TO OFFER YOU A M
LLINERY THAN YOU ARE ACCUSI
THAT'S WHY YOU HEAR SO MUCE
THE LARGEST SHOWING OF
COATS WE HAVE EVEK
SHOWN AT ONE TIME.
Come and see what a wonderful assortment
of COATS we are showing.
We receive NEW COATS almost daily,
so we invite you to come and let us
show you. The SIZES are from a child
four years old to a STOUT 46. the prices
are as well assorted as the SIZES, so if
it's a coat for any member of the family.
come to HOOTOX'S where you will
find it.
SKIRTS, SHIRT WAISTS AND MIDDY
SUITS.
These are here for you in all of the various
MATERIALS and SIZES. In
WAISTS we have them in VOILES,
GEORGETTES, CREPE DE CHINES
and COMBINATIONS. In SKIRTS
we have the SERGES, TRICOTIXES,
JERSEYS and PLAIDS. In MIDDY
SUITS, you will find them in MEN'S
WEAR SERGE, in sizes from age 10
to size 22. Prices in accordance witii
the MERCHANDISE.
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it? spent last | DOCTOR ARRESTED.
atives, return
companied by Charge of Manslaughter Lodged
ement. Against Columbia Surgeon.
: has returned "
where he has Columbia, Oct. 23.?As the result
in a hospital. the death on October 16 of Norjlad
to' know wood Graydon, of Columbia, followroving.
an ?Peration for 'nflamed glands,
! Dr. James H. Taylor, of Columbia,
>r, of Charles- _ , a . ,
the operating surgeon, was arrested
ral years con.
, , , here this afternoon on a warrant
anical depart- x ,
.? . sworn out by W illiam N. Graydon, an
)tton mill, has _ . ,, . ?
. attorney of tms city, father of Nordays
in the! . ? _ , . n _ ,
wood Graydon, charging Dr. Taylor
with manslaughter.
, of Ehrhardt, Dr Taylor was immediately reral
days in the jease(j on a $2,000 bond by M. C.
r, Mrs. B. D. c0ker> the magistrate who issued the
3 been very ill j warrant. or Taylor's bondsmen are
ut his many j Dr /William Weston, Dr. R. I. JenI
to know that | njngs an(j j)r Taylor himself,
regaining his | Norwood Graydon, who a short
| time ago had returned from France,
l left Monday was the messenger for the State surgia
for a stay preme court.
rvman goes to ! As soon as Dr. Taylor heard that a
formation re-! warrant had been issued for his arid
handling of j rest, he gave himself up to Ernest A.
Cotton Oil Co.,: Lorick, constable for Magistrate Cos
president, is i ker.
llation of pea-1
ry during the j POSTOFFICE SAFE BLOWN".
? | Loss at Springfield About Seven Hun[J3?SEATfcD.
j dred Dollars.
Fight Against j Springfield, Oct. 23.?The postoffice
j safe at this place was blown open
| during the early hours of yesterday
5-?Without a; morning and the contents, consisting
late today un- j of war savings stamps, postage
John F. Fitz-j stamps and currency amounting to
setts, former | approximately $700, was stolen. The
seated former j postoffice is located in the old bank
\ Tague. Both building, in the heart of town. The
robbers made an easy entry by breakthe
house ac- ing the glass door of the building
majority of its ;^and apparently disregarding everyllch
threw out j thing else, they applied themselves
nets in Boston j to the small iron safe containing the
d. The house J stamps and currency. After sealing
flection as re-j the openings surrounding the door,
aid. j they applied a fuse near the bottom
dall, Republi- j 0f the safe, which blew the door into
g the adoption the shape of a trampled hat. The
; for the house town employs a night watchman, who
ee would have; was on duty, but like other citizens
5tice on politi- who heard the detonation, he thought
Diild not over- i it was some wakeful citizen shooting
ipp-nl notions." i at o This is the first robberv of
. Lomasney, of; this nature that ever occurred in this
y Mr. Goodall j place. There is absolutely no clew
whose support: to the guilty parties.
. Fitzgerald. ! ^ < ?
j Miss James M. Perry, a lawyer of
nons, who has j Greenville, has been appointed fire
Jlv improving, j prevention agent for the South Carod
to know. j lina Insurance department.
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make a SPECIALTY of showing XEW I
MILLIXERY everv week. That's why 8
there is something different to be seen -H
each time you come: So if it's MILLI- U
XESY HOOTOX has it. 1
MAYBE IT IS A HAND MADE HAT
YOU WISH.
If it is, and you prefer the RUTLEDGE
kind, there is'only one place
to come, that's HOOTON'S. Come and
select the material and have Miss Rutledge
make you one of INDIVIDUALITY,
for ve have all that 's necessarv to
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build a hat. Come and give us a look.
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