Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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iBBBmMMMMBBBHHaBMMMMHnMHMnBMMHHHMMHHHBmnHMHiMMMi | ? 1JL1WI | PRICES CUT i Coat Suits, ? t f f = X I Ladies < If vnn havft r " j w? ? % winter outfit X for the purp X rather than 1 X if you will co k ===== | ===== In addition to th Y We can do this 1 % helped us make V 10 per cent, off t ?1 COAT SUITS?SMA ? In this Departmen . X Materials from whicl advertised are This Si Every garment markc ^ you to select the SUH ^ off of these low price: A Regular $65.00 Suits, 1 Regular $60.00 Suits,' ? Regular $55.00 Suits, Regular $50.00 Suits,' Regular $45.00 Suits, Regular $40.00 Suits,' Regular $35.00 Suits, V Regular $30.00 Suits, A DRESSESV Wp lii4vp flip larce J. - ^ - O ~ XBamberg. Come and the Styles, Materials, They are here in Ser? y . lettes and Combinatio T tinued are as follows, Regular $65.00 Dress* & Regular $60.00 Dress* Regular $55.00 Dress* Regular $50.00 Dress* A Regular $45.00 Dress* A. Regular $40.00 Dress* Regular $35.00 Dress* <? Regular $30.00 Dress* AA nnv , & Kegular $2o.uu uress< f = ^ Y ^ ff * ' PERSONAL MENTION. People Visiting in This City and at Other Points. ?D. M. Eaves, of Union, was in the city this week. ?D. Dowling, of Charlotte, was in J the city Tuesday. ?Rev. W. J. Snyder spent a few | days in Sumter last week TO THE UMTI )resses, Coats, c. J. ? jwcaicio, cm ind Girls >een waiting foi of Seasonable 1 >ose of reducin ater. It is up t >me to HOOTO e 25 per cent, figur because we Conduct it, and when we gi\ of the prices quoted LL, REGULAR & STOUT. t we have many Styles and i you may select. All suits sason's Styles and Materials, id in plain figures. It's up to P and figure your 10 per cent. 5: less 25 per cent $48.75 less 25 per cent $45.00 less 25 per cent $41.25 less 25 per cent. -.$37.50 less 25 ner cent $33.75 less 25 per cent $30.00 less 25 per cent $26.25 less 25 per cent $22.50 ONE OF A KIND. st showing of DRESSES in see with vour own eves. See ft/ ft/ and the Assortment of sizes, jes, Satins, Tricotines, Trico>ns. War time prices Disconless 10 per cent, extra: ;s, less 25 per cent. $48.75 3S, less 25 per cent. $45.00 3S, less 25 per cent. $41.25 es, less 25 per cent. $37.50 ?s, less 25 per cent. $33.75 is,less zo per cent, jju.uu ;s, less 25 per cent. $26.25 ss, less 25 per cent. $22.50 3S, less 25 per cent. $18.75 ?Miss Florence Roach, of Charleston. spent Saturday in the city ?Dr. J. Harvey Venning, of Columbia, was in the city Sunday. ?F. M. Smoak, of Charleston, spent a few days in the city recently. ?Rev. George P. White left Tuesday for Columbia to attend the sessions of the Baptist state convention, which will remain in session through this week. r. THIS IS YI Middy Suits, SI d in fact all Res of Bambei r prices to drop, Ready-to-Wear i g our stock by o you to make ; N'S. You have ed below we give yoi : Our Own Sale, and e out the extra ten ] 1 below and you kmr COATS FOR LADIES, You will find here th Coats to select from tha tion of the state. It rec to fit ;Misses, Children a the kind of showing you let us show you the lin< Our loss is your gain. Below we give you i may expect here, less tlr Ladies' regular $50 Coa Ladies regular $45 Coa' Ladies' regular $40 Coa Ladies' regular $35 Coa Ladies regular $30 Coa Ladies' regular $25 Coa Ladies' regular $20 Coa Misses', Girls' and Ch from four years to 20 ) $7.50 to $40.00. Just sei per cent. off. That's all, SKIRTS AND i Less 25 Per Cent. i Our line of Skirts anc i usual, so vou know win 7 / i here in these Departnt i Style and Material is he i have them in Voiles, C i Georgettes, and Silks. i the regular prices range i and select your waist or s i off. I ?'Mrs. J. J. Beach and Mrs. Beaui lah Risher spent last Thursday in Au. gusta. ! ?Mrs. T. G. Hammond, of Harts, ville, is on a visit to relatives near .; the city. i ?Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Patterson and Mrs. Patterson's mother, Mrs. , i Curry, left Thursday morning for St. l Stephens, S. C., where they will reside |in the future. OUR OPPORTUI arts, Waists, t idy-to-wear at y rg and Sui this is your op] it your own pri Christmas. W your dollars do helped us, no\ i an extra 10 per ce allow you to get tl )er cent, we prefer \ w what you can sav MISSES & CHILDREN. e most complete Stock of ,t you will find in this sec[uires a large line of coats nd Ladies, but this is just will find here. Come and 3, we guarantee to please. tn idea of the prices you e 10 per cent, extra: ts, less 25 p. c., $37.50 ts, less 25 p. c. $33.75 ts, less 25 p. c. $30.00 .ts, less 25 p. c. $26.25 ts, less 25 p. c. $22.50 ts, less 25 p. c. $18.75 ts, less 25 p. c. $15.00 tildren's Coats in all sizes, -ears, regular prices from lect the Coat and figure 25 , a look will convince you. QTTTPT HT A TOTCS UX1JLJLV 1 ? X1XU X KJ Less 25 Per Cent., i Waists is as complete as it you may expect to find ents. All that's New in re for your selection. We Irepes, Crepe de Chines, rhe Sixes are complete and from $2.75 to $15.00. Come ikirt and figure 25 per cent. ?Mrs. W. H. Chandler and Mrs. H | E. Godbee spent a few days this weei> | in Augusta. ?Mrs. Elise B. Walker and Mrs j J. \Y. iiarr are spending a tew flays ; in Charleston. ; ?In. th mention of the Bamberg | visitors to the South Carolina confer' ence at Georgetown, The Herald ov! erlooked the names of D. J. Delk and j Rev. W. J. Snyder. 7 H?M?H$H?h?M?M?H?I rr ri/\T* mi WE HAVE Jnderwear, Glo our own price. rounding portunity to bu] ice. This movei fe prefer taking their duty now, v we are going nt. off on all Coats, 1 le extra ten per cer to give it to our cu e at HOOTON'S. .< UNDERWEAR FOR LAI DREN AND I Less 25 Per Cent. If there is anything you . it's Underwear, and if it is a to select from, it's here. I plete line of Underwear we have Union Suits for all siz< all sizes. We have these ( Wool, also Silk and Wool. The Raw Material in th< you know, but the Garment ed. However, along with o going to let these go at the s less than we are selling then and let us fit vou. ?/ HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHIL Jbess 20 rer uent. Our Hosiery Department this section of the State. T and Lisle, and priced regul So, if it's Hose you need, sel figure 25 Per Cent. off. T1 Then add on the war tax; tl cle Sam. THE BIG SAVING 0 THIS SALE INVITES I NO CHARGES, NO AP! TERATIONS, AT THES ?C\Ir. and Mrs. C. E. Black and : little Clarence are spending today (Thursday) in Augusta. .1 ?Miss Emma Beatty has returned i' to Georgetown after a visit to her | sister, Mrs. I. B. Felder. \ | ?Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Carter, of -j Florence, Ala., have returned home | after spending a week in the city with [ Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carter. I Y | 4 t ! UAH AITDC % i unv uuiij j ves, Hosiery, t Counties I X y all of your % nent is taken x our loss now % and thev will X to help you. Y J X X ?U Dresses and Suits. X' | it., for you have V istomers. Figure X Gome and Look, t >IES, MISSES, CHIL- X NFANTS. T Less 25 Per Cent. jj must have this winter,. Y, , complete line you wish <? \7e have the most com- V have ever shown. We Y is, Pants, and Vests for V Garments in Cotton or V ?se Garments is off, as ;s have not been reduc- j ur other losses, we are ame loss of 25 per cent. Y a for at this time. Come Y , MISSES, INFANTS > DREN. & ' || Less 25 Per Cent. Y 1 > is the most complete in jt 7 hey are in Cotton, Silk, arly from 25c to $6.00. Y ect what vou want, and Y iat's what you owe us. ? , i. i- TT/\-1-? AtTTA TT YV T lai s wnai vuuuwc uu- a FFERED DURING Y .EBERAL BUYING. Y PR0VAIJ3, NO AL- X IE PRICES. X ' BAMBERG | SOUTH CAROLINA ? Y <? ?A. B. Utsey left Monday morning for Charleston to attend the U. S. court, as a petit juror. ?S. C. Hollifield has returned to the city from Sharon, where he spent a few days with relatives. ?Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Simms and baby, Harold Simms and Ed Bellinger, of Midway, visited relatives and friends here Sunday.?Barnwell People. & ^Jiii