Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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15 DAY I The greatest op I beginning of I" a special redi history of Ho of assisting in days. I COAT SUITS?SMAL] That's the kind of SI lection. Our SUIT DEi at any time in the past I SEASON'S STYLES, ii CY WEAVES, COLOR CED so you can figure w marked in plain figures SUIT you want and fig SUIT and leave the cast while come and get your Here are a few of the Regular $75.00 Suits, le Regular $70.00 Suits, le: Regular $67.50 Suits, le: Regular $65.00 Suits, le: Regular $60.00 Suits, le Regular $55.00 Suits, le Regular $50.00 Suits, le: Regular $35.00 Suits, le Regular $30.00 Suits, le; DRESSESWe have the largest s berg. Come and look styl'es, material SIZES we have. Tliev K' TINES, SATINS, SILI 1 WAR TIME PRICES I;: some of the prices: ' Regular $65.00 Dresses, ff: Regular $60.00 Dresses, Regular $55.00 Dresses,' Iv Regular $50.00 Dresses, M Regular $35.00 Dresses,' --, Eg Regular $30.00 Dresses, Regular $25.00 Dresses,' I Regular $20.00 Dresses,' PERSONAL MENTION. People Visitiag im This Cltj amd at Other Peimts. ?John W. Folk spent last Sunday in Columbia. ?Capt. W. A. Riley, of Orangeburg, was in the city Monday. ?Jones A. Williams spent last] W ednesday and Thursday in Wilmington, N. C. i ?Mr. and-Mrs. J. E. Felde*. of j Cope, were in Bamberg for a short while Tuesday. ?Miss Grace Hill, of Columbia, | spent the past week-end with Mr. and: Mrs. J. W. Hill. ?Mrs. Sallie R. Owens is on a stays of some time among friends and relatives in Charleston. ?Mrs. J. H. Armstrong, of Ashe- ; vxfle, N. C., is in Bamberg to spend : the winter among friends and rela- i tives. Consisting of Pi( Underwear and n n 11 in nn a aALt, si portunity the ladies, the season to buy th< iction sale will doubt oton's ladies store th< i abolishing war pric< Nothing C [<, REGULAR AND STOUTS FITS we have here for your se PARTMENT is as complete as , all NEW STYLISH THIS 1 the STAPLE as well as FAN S, are well assorted, and PRI rhat you are saving. Every on< i. It's up to you to select th< ;ure 20 per cent, off, take tha i with us. If that sounds wortl SUIT. PRICES when figured down: ss 20 per cent $60.OC ss 20 per cent $56.OC ss 20 per cent S54.0C ss 20 per cent $52.OC ss 20 per cent $48.OC ss 20 pqi* cent $44.OC ss 20 per cent $40.OC ss 20 per cent $28.OC ss 20 per cent $24.OC -ONE OF A KIND. showing of DRESSES in Bam with your own eves, see th< ft Q-nrl flip A ftftOT^.TATTTi^T o" ' ' 1 i ' ? Ui-lV \y o-? j?- . - are here in SERGES, TRICO :S and TRICOLLETTES witl DISCONTINUED. Here ar< less 20 per cent, now $52.OC less 20 per cent, now $48.0C less 20 per cent., now S44.0C less 20 per cent, now $40.OC less 20 per cent., now $28.0C less 20 per cent., now $24.OC less 20 per cent., now $20.OC less 20 per cent., no n$16.0C 5 Ladies St p. . ~~ ?Mrs. Will Judy, of St. George,!! spent the week-end in the city with i Mrs. W. A. Klauber. ?Frank Johnson, formerly of this city but now of Charleston, is in the 1 city on a short visit. i ?H. J. Brabham, of Columbia, was: 5 in Bamberg the first of the week onj a short business trip. j 1 ?Miss Adelle Brabham, of Colum-i 5 bia, spent the week-end in the city with friends and relatives. j ?Mrs. Valley and family, of Holly j ^ Hill, spent Sunday in the city with J Mrs. and Mrs. S. C. Hollifield. i ^ ?Mrs. C. F. Ellzev recently spent j a few days in the city with Mrs. S. j * A. Hand and other relatives. : ?Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Folk have! ( been spending several days in At- j ( lanta and other points this week. ?Miss Genevieve Kirscli has re- j I turned to her home here after an ex-; 1 tended visit to friends in Charleston, j ?Miss Estelle Raborn and H. V. j i i jce Goods,Coats, I Gloves. Entire fARTM' UA11LAXA1U . # misses and girls of eir fall and winter o less create astonishm it we have ever cond es. We have decide harged, Everythi I UNDERWEAR FOR LADI AND IN] s Less 20 Per Cent. > 5 If thei'e is anything' you - UNDERWEAR, and if it's; - select from it's HERE. We 1 3 of UNDERWEAR we hav ? UNION SUITS for all size! t all sizes. We have these G1 i WOOL, also SILK and WO< The RAWT MATERIAL i: as vou know, but the GAR! %J 7 I duced. - However, along wii I going to let these go at the sj \ than we are selling them fc I let us fit you. ! HOSIERY FOR LADIES, I [ infa: ) Less 20^er Cent. >. Our HOSIERY DEPAR' plete in this section of the S TON, SILK and LISLE, from 25c to $6.00. So, if il ^ what you want, and figure P what you owe us. Then add what vou owe UJS'CLhi SAJVJ ? / The big saving > ing this sale i > buying. No ch ! provals, no e !j these prices. ore and Ri Kinnant, of Ridgeway, spent Sunday in the city with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Eiinnant. ?Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Bam- Jj berg are spending some time on a vis- j it to friends and relatives in Tennes- t see and Mississippi. 1 ?Mrs. W. Y. Hinnant and daugh- j; ter, Miss Elma, of Ridgeway, are!a spending some time in the city witlij ? Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hinnant. i 1 ?Mrs. G. Moye Dickinson, who | bias been in a Columbia hospital for: v several weeks, has returned to her l; lome here much improved in health. ^ s ?Rev. Maxcy White, a Baptist mis- j ^ sionary to Brazil now at home on aj s rear's vacation, spent last Wednes-|t f lay in the city with his uncle, Rev. i Ueo. P. White. i ? ?The many friends in the city of a Miss Hazel Armstrong, who has been c iving in Asheville for several years, will be glad to know that she has -eturned to Bamberg permanently. )resses, Suits, Si Stock Reduce! rmiRSDj Bamberg and surro utfits at such reduc ient among our pati lucted a sale. This i d to take our loss. ing Cash at Th ES, MISSES, CHILDREN PANTS. Less 20 Per Cent. must have this winter it's a complete line you wish to lave the most complete line e ever shown. We have 3, PANTS and VESTS for LRMENTS in COTTON or 3L ' ' n these GARMENTS is off MENTS have not been re th our other losses we are ame loss of 20 per cent, less >r at this time. Come and HISSES, CHILDREN, and NTS. Less 20 Per Cent. TMENT is the most com1TATE. They are in COTmd priced REGULARLY ;'s HOSE you need, select 20 Per Cent. off. That's I on the WAR TAX; that's [. I offered durnvites liberal i larges, no apilterations at i eady-to-W 11?I EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LANDS. Under the authority and power govin me in and by the Last Will and ^estament of Bella Bartley, deceased, have for sale a tract of land conaining one hundred (100) acres, nore or less, being a part of the lomestead of Baccus Bartley, bounded as follows: North by Charleston ,nd Augusta public road and lands of sancy Bartley, east by the said pubic road and lands of W. G. Simms, outh by lands of Ben Smalls, Kit 'anders and estate of Walker, and rest by lands of Nancy Bartley and j ands of Walker, now lands of Edd j Villiams. If this tract of land is not! old before the first day of Novem-, , n v* 1 Q O A T xtmI 1 f V? o + rl or A fF A r* f ll 6 ici, i ~ , x win LI t ix a t- ua,? unci inc | ame for sale to the highest bidder; j erms of sale cash, purchaser to pay! or all papers and revenue stamps,1 lid. the right is reserved to reject any ! nd all bids, said sale to take place j t 11 o'clock a. m., in front of the i ourt house door, Bamberg, S. C. W. E. FREE, I Executor of the Last Will and Tes- i anient of Bella Bartley, deceased. i 10-28 [irts, ShirtWaist, 20 Per Cent lY, OCTOt wm^mKmKm^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^ammmmmammamtmmmmm lunding counties hav ed prices. This anr rons, for this is the ii novement is taken f It is up to you for th ese Prices. COATS FOR LADIES, M In order to fit any of the ab enormous stock of COATS, a] STOCK you will find here in CLOAK for you and all the ( show you the line we guarant marked PRICES are correct, are going to take our loss like GAIN. Figure any way yoi GAIN and OUR LOSS. We that you might SAVE 20 per ( Below we give you an idea < pect here: Ladies' Regular $65.00 Coat, ] Ladies' Regular $60.00 Coat, 1 Ladies' Regular $55.00 Coat, 1 Ladies' Regular $50.00 Coat, 1 Ladies' Regular $40.00 Coat, 1 Ladies Regular $37.50 Coat, I Ladies' Regular $27.50 Coat, 1 MISSES' and CHILDREN years to 20 years. REGULAR Prices from $r the coat and figure, less 20 pe: will convince you. SKIRTS AND SH. Less 20 Per Gent. Our line of SKIRTS and \\ usual, so vou know what vou n these DEPARTMENTS. A anrl MATERIAL is here for them in VOILES, CREPES, GEORGETTES and SILKS, and the REGULAR PRICES Come and select your WAIS1 per cent. off. Mi for Parlo Grossett & Dunlap novels on sale at Herald Book Store for 85c. Priced $1.00 elsewhere. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All persons indebted to the estate j of Lydia Daniels, deceased, will make j payment to the undersigned adminisI trator, and all persons having claims j against the estate will file same, duly I itemized and verified, with the underi signed. ' WESLEY DICKINSON, f 11-11 Administrator. MASTER'S SALE. Pursuaant to an order of the court of common pleas, in the case of S. W. Copeland, et al., versus Lewis Kinard, et tl., the undersigned as master for Bamberg county, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the court house, Bamberg, S. C., on the first Monday in November, 1920, between the legal hours of sale on said day, the following described property: That certain tract of land situate >ER 21st I e ever had at I louncement of I irst time in the I or ine purpose. m ie next fifteen I V x 8BB SH ?y. fflMK 'v H _. SJaEBg |^B|^Bp^^B SUS SB ^B IB V IB B^B , B HflH i^^gK Jj^B VI fl^H OH BnwB HHl SERfi mm ^m *JSflA HH mMB jfflB jmBHg Sgfijra B B jflHC Hm? fljj ' ^aS B m B i|3si Wn B B ^B| ^^B ' ?'*j 1? ^B B^B SBS IBS JHv ^^B iSKk JK^ IgL^B |m } 89 V , ; *'^'2 ^B u B [ISSES, CHILDREN. I * 1(1111 ove classes it requires an S , ad that's just the kind of this DEPARTMENT, a URLS. Come and let lis S pp fn nlpasp. anrl ITmi. frip Hi , but as stated above, we |? a man. OUR loss is your m i like.- It shows YOUR m, lose 20 per cent, in order I of' the prices you may ex- gg less 20 pe, now $52.00 I ess 20 pc., now $48.00 m ess 20 pc., now $44.00 ess 20 pc., now $40.00 Iff ess 20 pc., now $32.00 11 ess 20 pc., now $30.00 ^ ess 20 pc., now $22.00 S "'S in all the sizes from 4 m L50 to $50.00, just select I r cent. That's all, a look- I IRT WAISTS. Less 20 Per Cent. I 'AISTS is as complete as I may expect to find here M II that's NEW in STYLE j your selection. We have 11 ' EPEPE EE EHENES. The SIZES are complete It > range from $2.75 to $15. m : or SKIRT and figure 20 | in r BAMBERG I I SOUTH CAROLINA I ==~======= s in the county of Bamberg, State of South Carolina, containing two hundred eighty-seven acres, more or less, / and bounded on the north by lands of J. E. McMillan; east by lands of v J. E. and G. F. McMillan; south by lp ^ of G. P. and W. D. Sease; and wer by lands of I. D. Copeland and J. M. Dannelly. Terms of sale, cash, purchaser to pav for papers and revenue stamps. J. J. BRABHAM, JR., Master for Bamberg County. October 13, 190. LUMBER ~ Why not buy your lumber in car lots, direct from mill and save the discount. Write or wire for prices, sending us list of quantity and grade you want. .. p_ LOOK %JC VU. Greenville, S. 0. . , /yc'.i . -fv '