The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, May 20, 1920, Page 5, Image 5
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Being well dressei
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THEREFORE LET 0"
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[j SUITS IT HAS EVEI
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EVER OFFERED IN ]
A DRESS FOR ANY OCCASION.
They are here for you in the KIND
you will want when you see the line. We
have them appropriate for day or even^
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PERSONAL MENTION. SOUTHERN" TRAIN
People Visiting in This City and at broken Rail Cause o
Other Points^ Track.
Branchville, S. C., ^
-G. Frank Bamberg spent Friday ern railway train No
in Atlanta. ' j this morning about
?D s Dukes, of Rowesville, spent! miles north of Branch"
Monday in the city. j was caused by a bro
?J. D. Felder spent several days j Pullmans and one da;
in Columbia last week. j track and when stopj
?W. C. Patrick, of Charlotte, N. i of turning ovei
C., spent last Friday in the city.: hurt
, r?T. L. Hahn, Esq., of North Au- J. V. Mi
gusta, was in Bamberg Saturday. SURVEYOR AND
?H. M. Graham, Esq., of Green- Barnwell, !
wood, was in Bamberg Wednesday. Farm Surveys and
?Sailor George Bamberg, of the i Tim^er
_ . , . . -work Guaranteed,
navy, is spending a furlough in the I
city. STAl^EME
~ n r\ j . Of the condition o
?G. A. Rice, of Raymond, is Banking Co., located
spending a few days in the city with; the close of business,
relatives. | RESOURC
,T. ~ . . , . , i Loans and discounts
?Miss Ruby Witt returned to her ! Overdrafts
home in Johnston last week after a Bonds and stocks ow
visit to friends in the city. \ by the bank
t u tt u ^ i -ii Furniture and fixtures
T AT WolfnrH nf Rlar.kville. ! v *
o. , x>auiwiig iiuu&e
spent Sunday and Monday in Bam- Due from banks i
berg with friends and relatives. bankers
Currency
?Misses Josie and Nellie Murphy
are spending some time in the city Silver and other mi
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy. c?in
T ^ , w>11 Checks and cash items
supervisor L. P. McMillan spent Liberty bonds bought
a few days in Atlanta last week on customers
business for the county government.
Total
?Mrs. H. M. Graham, of Green- LIABILITJ
wood, spent a few days with Mr. and Capital stock paid in
Mrs. A. L. Kirkland near Olar last Surplus fund
. weev i Undivided profits, 1
| current expenses i
?Mrs. R. A. Delk, who recently! taxes paid
suffered an attack of influenza, was i^ue to banks and banh
carried to a Charleston hospital last j ^^osfts^ubweek
for treatment. ject to ck..$ 67,231
?Henry Counts, who has been in j Savings de- _
Daytcn, Ohio, taking a special course Time^certifi- 10?,6K
in the storage battery business, hasj cates of de
returned to Bamberg. | posit 608
?Miss Jennie Devine and Mrs. s ?ks. .*^9
___ . . . Other liabilities, viz: f
Irene Troutmore, of Augusta, spent tial payments
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Fowler. Total
?Mrs. F. M. Bamberg, Mrs. J. W. Sta^e ?f South Caroli
Bamber0"
Barr, of Bamberg, S. C., and Mrs. E. Before n"ie came j
J. Wannamaker, of Orangeburg, S. C., cashier of the above
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are registered at the Albion.?Au-jwnu, ueiug uuij owuu
gusta Chronicle ! a^ove and foregoing
o -itt ^ , f true condition of said
?B. W. Jliley and A. M. Denbow ky the books of said
attended the state Democratic con- J. B. EK
vention in Columbia yesterday as del-;
egates, Mr. Denbow being alternateI.. ?^0or.^ an(i slJbsC]
^ , T rx r, -i, this 12th day of May,
for Col. J. C. Guilds. i P p
?Mrs. K. I. Shuck, Mr. and Mrs. | Notary ]
C. W. Rentz, Mrs. LaVerne Thomas; Correct?Attest:
and Mrs. W. E. Stokes attended the CpKpnpn?v
A. A3. C WCiLr 1 .N
sessions of the Southern Baptist con- j ^ COPELA
vention in Washington, D. C. Directors
lies Store an
d is a matter of tast
UR EXPERIENCE AND REPUTATION
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jASS merchandise than you fin
BAMBERG COUNTY ARE TO BE FOUNj
ing wear. They are in Georgettes, Organdies,
Swisses, Taffetas, Combinations
of various materials and in Georgette
Voiles; so if it is a DRESS you
wish we think we can please you.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Come and ask to see this DEPARTMENT.
If it is underwear of any kind
you need it is here for you. We have
the GARMENTS for general wear, or
for SPECIAL occasions. The PRICES
and STYLES are as varied as the Qualities,
in other words we have a line of
UNDERWEAR that will please.
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SHIRT WAISTS FOR LARGE, MEDIUM
AND SMALL LADIES.
In our showing of SHIRT WAISTS
you will find many of the NEWER kind
and STYLES. They are in Yoiles, Organdies,
Crepes, Crepe de Chenes, and
Georgette Crepes. The sizes are from'36
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IU t'U cl IIU L litr 'JJliCCO 11 Ulll til vy.
Come and look them over. Can't you select
the kind you need and want from a
showing like the above?
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r wrecked. ANNOUNCEMENTS. !
f Cars Leaving MAGISTRATE AT EHRHARDT. \
lay 15.?South- J. H. Kinard
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16 was wrecked ir or neeieuuuu.j 5
.6n?'l0Ck.tWv L. Gr. Yarley I
u e. e wrec' jjjs frjen^s announce him a candi- |
ken rail. Two f0r Magistrate at Ehrhardt. =
y coach left the ? ? =
ied were on the ^ itlirop College y =
r. No one was SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE =
EXAMINATION. I
The examination for the award of =
ICE vacant Scholarships in Winthrop |
rvrTvvvR College and for the admission of i
^ * J new students will be held at the |
C. County Court House on Friday, July |
Subdivisions a 2, at 9 a. m. Applicants must not be f
stimating. All less than sixteen years of age. =
When Scholarships are vacant after =
? July 2 they will be awarded to those =
'NT. making the highest average at this |
f the Ehrhardt examination, provided they meet =
at Ehrhardt, S. the conditions governing the awTard. |
May 4, 1920. Applicants for Scholarships should |
;ES. ^ write to President Johnson before |
$177,641.13 the examination for Scholarship |
1,007.18 examination blanks. =
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9;- qqq qq Schalorships are worth $100 and =
*J9,ofi9'fio free tuition. The next session will |
3 "00 00 ?Pen September 15th, 1920. For =
_"n"^ ,0 * further information and catalogue, jj
qo /C7 *c. address Pres. D. B. Johnson, Rock ?
38,487.46 , p 7.1 n =
2,000.00 Hli ' u 1 1 p =
? 65.00 vmjn1 T-A rnFmTORfi =
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nor All persons having claims against |
. .... 1,194.10 estate of W. Hampton Brabham, E
;.... ol9.97 deceased, will file the same, duly ite- E
f?r ,5Ann mized and verified, with the under- E
1,780.00 signed, on or before the 31st day of |
-TTT77T: 1920, or be forever barred. ?
r^c E. D. DANNELLY, E
* -a nnn a a Administrator. i
" * ?2'?22"JJX Ehrhardt, S. C., May 8th, 1920.?3t ?
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:ers 1,875.50 Extra Feature I
,;?3 I Friday, May 21st |
HI Matinee 4 p. m. Night 8:30 |
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HELP YOU IN THE SELECTION OF Y
OF SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, WAIS'
DW YOU. WHILE WE ARE SHOWING
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SKIRTS IN COTTON AND IN WOOL. !
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Wo believe our showing of SKIRTS
is more complete than at any time in the
past, for we have them to fit the LARGE
as well as the small in PLAIN and
FANCY, COTTON or WOOL, ACCORDION
PLAITED and WHITE WASH
SKIRTS. We will be glad to liave von
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come and look the SKIRTS over, for we
think we have the kind you want.
PIECE GOODS OF ALL KINDS AND
QUALIFIES.
In this short space it is impossible to
give an idea of the SHOWING- of
PIECE GOODS Ave have for you, Iioavever
at this particular time ORGANDIES,
CREPES, CREPE DE CHENES
GEORGETTES, GEORGETTE VOILES,
VOILES, FLAXONS and LINENS
ha ve the SAvav, and Ave have a varied astJ
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sortment ot all or tiie aoove. in aaaition
we are showing quite an assortment
in WOOL, SILK and WHITE GOODS.
Come and let us show vou.
iberg, S. C., Phc
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jj We are now Open and Ready f<
H your patronage. Mr. Godbee is i
j partment.
1 We have purchased Faulkne
1 prepared to take care of your I
j? they may be, Mr. John Schwart:
H gusta where he completed a sp<
j Thomas Sei
M Free Air Free Water for Rad
M v Complete Stock Wil.
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ather than income |
OUR SUMMER GARrs,
SKIRTS, MIDDY
A MORE COMPLETE
NOMENAL VALUES
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MIDDIE S AND MIDDY SUITS.
The most popular GARMENTS of the
day for the GIRLS and YOUNG LAD- 4
IES, and we have the kind and sizes to
please both. We ha\. the SUITS in |||[ WHITE
and COLORS, and the SEPARATE
MIDDIES in WHITE, two
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and see tlie line.
COAT SUITS AND COATS.
If you liave not bought either of the
above now is the opportune time; there
is nothing more stylish or serviceable
than a SUIT or COAT; in fact your ?
wardrobe is not complete until you have
one of the above.. If it is either you need . ,
come and look these over. , / >ne
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