Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f ? PERSONAL MENTION. People Visiting in This City and at Other Points. ?-Dr. George F. Hair spent Sunday in Blackville. ?Tom Ducker spent the past weekend in Asheville with Mrs. Ducker. ?Mr. and Mrs. Paul \Vhitaker j have returned to the city from their wedding trip. a i t*v> .i r-rvinn /-I T-Tornrlnn nf 1 UU1 UIVUU XAV**AV* V, w- j Charleston, spent a few days in the. city this week. ?Belton Hair has gone to Minne- | apolis, Minn., where he will pursue | his studies in dentistry. ?Misses Bernice Simmons and Lu- jcile Hunter left last week for Harts- ! ville to enter Coker college. ?Mrs. D. G. Felder and little daughter Elizabeth Cope, of Biltmore, are visiting Mrs. L. E. Livingston. ?Mrs. Russell B. Hendricks and little daughter Jacquelyn are visiting at the home of Mrs. L. E. Livingston. ?Miss Bessie Bean, who taught in the graded school here the past year, j was a visitor to Bamberg last Sun-! day. ?Miss Alma Black left last week j M O V\ C rt.-V /V TT Vk /-v r. Vk V? rt /?! /-? kk * v? /-v / ! iUI" V^IllCCtSU, \\ JLICi C sue IlCiS CiUClCU i the University of Chicago for a special cours?" in art. ?Capt. W. A. Riley, of Orange- j burg, came over Monday to attend the I burial of Dr. X. F. Kirkland at Bu- j ford's bridge. ?Mrs. H. J. Brabham, of Colum-j bia, came down to Bamberg last week I to spend a few days and put her son in Carlisle school. ?Mrs. L. E. Livingston and Mrs. Ida Schwartz, who have been spending the summer at Biltmore, N. C., returned home last Thursday. ?Miss Chevilette Simms will enter State Medical College at Charleston: on September 26. Miss Simms com- i pleted a pre-medical course at Char- j leston college in June.?Barnwell! Sentinel. ?Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Graham, of, Greenwood, were in the city Tues- j day enroute home from Buford's Bridge, where they attended the fun- , eral and burial of Dr. X. F. Kirkland, Mrs. Graham's father. ?Col. J. C. Guilds, now of Columbia, spent Friday in the city. Mrs. Guilds and Mildred returned to Columbia with him. They are residing!, at Columbia college, of which Col. i Guilds is the recently elected president. % I CITATI " NOTICE. j| The State of South Carolina?County I of Bamberg. By J. J. Brabham, | Jr., Probate Judge. Whereas, Wesley Daniels hath | made suit to me to grant him letters I of administration of the estate and j effects of Lydia Daniels, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ; admonish all and singular the kin- j dred and creditors of the said Lydia 1 Daniels deceased that they be and appear before me, in the court of pro-: bate, to be held at Bamberg on the loth day of October next, after publi- I cation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the I forenoon, to show cause, if any they j have, why the said administration j should not be granted. Given und^r my hand this 29th day i of Sept., Anno Domini, 1920. J. J. BRABHAM, JR., Judge of ^robate ;1 Augu* Invites the People of Geo Oct. 18-23 - THE Si EXCITING-, ENTRANC FIREWORKS Nightly displays, unprecedented, unparalleled in splendor and I grandeur. Effects dazzling and awe-inspiring. Positively greatest Fire Works given in South this year. Don't Miss the Great Naval Battle in Pyrotechnics. I FREE ACTS .Most astounding, daring and difficult acrobatic and aerial performances ever presented to the public in any section of world. Tripi mi in o' Dare Devil Wilson, the 8 Aerial Lloyds, etc. The Great Ci ; Savannal] WEDNESDAY (K TOI1EH 20 ?????? 1,50C 20 Floats?Sponsored and Staj] A Line of Agricultural, Horticu! I The So 1 OCT. 18-23. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned executrix of the estate of Henry J. Zorn, deceased, will on Friday, October 1 Nth, will make her final accounting to the probate judge of Bamberg county, at his office in Bamberg. as such executrix, and will at the same time apply for letters dismissory. MRS. BERTHA 0. ZORN, Executrix of the estate of Henry J. Zorn, deceased. September 21st, 1 920. 10-14 See the new model Edison Phonographs at W. H. Chandler's. Full stock of machines on hand.?adv. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to take this method of expressing our thanks to our friends for the many acts of kindness extended to us during our bereavement in thp ripflth of Mrs. (4. E. Hutto. and for the consoling expressions of sympathy spoken to us. CHILDREN. How The Baby Suffered Her little body was red, inflamed, and itching with etzema, or some kindred rash. Other treatments failed, but zemerine made her healthy and comfortable. Sold for $1 and 50 cents by leading druggists. New Bea< Ostrich F e | D. A. REID'S ^ ll>!liHli!IIIIII!llll!illlU!llltlllli;ill!!il!llll1Hi:i!lllllll!ll!l1tllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lll!ltl . T^T T^T f^T f^T T^T T^T T^T | BRABHAM I wi: t PICK PE X AIi t THRES1 Y < FOR THE I N. Z. FELDI A A. A>A IVulcai First Class Work TIRES, TUBES, Free Air ICOURTINE RAILROAD AVE. 5ta, Q< irgia and South Carolina to in This Section. OUTHERN EXPOSITION JING AND EDUCATIVE F AUTOMOBILE RACES Daring, Dashing, Death Defying Demons of Speed in daily exciting contests, commencing Monday, October 18th. Fastest cars in America with drivers of great renown. Jimmie Calvert Ray Chapman Neah Brooks Ken Goodson Louis Chevrolet Guaranteed Greatest Automobile Races ever Staged in the South. Automobile, Cattle, and Poultry Shows. y. rowning Event of t\ i YaVlley Pageant and the Marriage Thrift and General Food Production > Performers?500 Singers and l>anc< Led by (Tub Women of Augusta undei ural. Mercantile Labor Saving de" ;ces F?\i:ibited at uthern Expositi AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. RELIEVES ITCHING AND HEALS SKIN He was ashamed to go in the presence of others because of old sores on his head. Treatment after treatment failed to give him any relief until he tried Zemerine. One treatment brought relief and today he is never troubled with the loathsome disease. This wonderful preparation has been used by thousands with positive results in the treatment Ef eczema, Scoffula, Piles, Itch, Old Sores, Ringworm and many other skin eruptions. Simple directions accompany each bottle. Sold and recommended by leading druggists. If your druggist does not sell Zemerine send $1.00 to the Eemerine Chemical Company, Oran^hiir? S f! and a larsre size bottle will be mailed you postpaid. If you are not satisfied after a fair trial your money will be cheerfully refunded. Get your talking machine records from W. H. Chandler. Disc and cylinder records always in stock.?adv. Birth announcements for sale at [ Herald Book Store.?adv. Jed Purses rather Fans iT- | 1, The Jeweler I ^ A 4? ^ 6 *AT * & h hLDLK * I T v LL X iANUTS t m t H HAY ?| PUBLIC X X lR, Manager 4 nizingl , Prompt Service H ACCESSORIES I Work Guaranteed H ' 3Y BROS. | BAMBERO, S. C. H sorgisl fl the Greatest Fair Ever 1 , I FAIR - Oct. 18-231 EATURES EACH DAY I MIDWAY I ; Rubin and Cherry with Train of I , 30 cars and 600 People. p Mighty and Magnificent. I 4 20 Big Shows and 6 Riding I Devices I ' Scores of New and Novel Features I ' introduced for the First time in B , this section of the country. || FOOT BALL I Two' Fiercely Fought Gridiron Contests. 1 Thursday, Oct 21st I ^ University of Carolina versus > Presbyterian College, of Clinton < Saturday, Oct. 23rd I , A. R. C. versus Columbia High. B le Exposition 5 of Miss | OCTOBER 20 WEDNESDAY Direction of M,fs. E. M. Epsy. j ; and Farming Rower Devices 1 i on Fair I OCT. 18-23. I If^The Leading American Indv 0 |I Women are engaged m H try, one which requires ab M ?that of managing the ho H Successful home manag H bills bv check because it i ^ ?/ H and safe. Disputes abou H one. twice is impossible U check is indisbutable evidi H This institution pays pf requirements of women. jj "SERVICE AN | Total Resources C People: H BAMBERG, SOU' m A. M. DENBO m C. W. RENTZ, SR., I W. S. BAMBERG, Vice Preside aill!lllijllllllll!!llllliillllll?llill[[llii jftb A Ak A^>. A^A A^A A^A ? <$><( $> p Great R< || SA I * f ? = y r | ** I am now off x x i r | % tire stock or i f *f* such as Dry ^ V m v t t Caps, Notion: t j Groceries at ;* fx If Reduce* ft . X Y I have a specia I* Y Quality Shoes ii % % 21-2,3 and 31-2, Y 4* ing for less than \ 11 SALE BEGINS MONI f f AND LASTS UNTIL SAT1 f t ' II J. H. W Y Y DENMARK % V f . illllllllillllllllillllllM Zmmmmmm istry | ?? SB! ?? America's leading mdus- J iiity of the highest order J . me. | | ;ers pay their household M s convenient, systematic jj} t bills or the paying of M ! because the cancelled H ence of payment. M irticular attention to the s 1 see ID SAFETY." )ver $500,000.00 ( - n.?i. 11 SDanK i m / mSSm ' ' ' rH CAROLINA 1 :-J| SS5 ?W, President H C. W. RENTZ, JR., 1 nts Cashier. ESSE ZZSE * ?? iilllillllllillllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllli ^i?> X III LE I , # | ! -J ering my en- J ? merchandise, * f Goods, Hats, \ * 5, Shoes and 1 | y V/ i Prices j | 1 lot of Queen f T | i small sizes, 2, | ^ which 1 am offer- V % wholesale prices | ! =? I f )AY,OCTOBER4th If LJRDAY, OCTOBER 23rd f f . Y Y f. Y 'ALICER | Y SOUTH CAROLINA a A4A A A A AA A A A A A it^t 4?k <r V V VVV V W V V V V v VVtt v Y ? ' ? . :