The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, July 17, 1912, Image 1
THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
A Representative Newspaper Covers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket.
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VOL TT.TT LEXINGTON, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912 37
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tie sums slip throuf
The way to save succ
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by opening a savinj
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was enlarging her s
opportunity to p
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months. People sa
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save SOME TIME,
off let a big aggregate of litrh
their fingers.
essfully is to save NOW.
e at this auspicious moment
7S account at
NATIONAL BANK
N, S. C.
$250,000.00.
Savings Accounts Quarterly,
aid on Certificates of Deposit
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liana aiiu
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nd one of the best Savings (
nunity,
dngton county people solicited.
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Green's Hill is
iY, AUGUST 6,
DINNER: Old-tim<
$300.00 worth of fine Fumi
f prize. You must be on the
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how window of Lion Furnitur
By the Columbia Concert Br
bile: transpuki amui*: 10
id Augusta Car Line Survey runs th
ked of Free Bridge has come and in
ime to buy a lot. Don't wait until t
owners of this property, in foreseeir
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urchase these lots at prices that will
Go to the bank and have your mon
ty it is luck, but it is just foreseeing
:rtainly be a profit to the man or wo
ic-fourth cash, balance one, two anc
5URT0N?BROTHERS, the world's
ERS:
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MonsrcsrxoiT,
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Your Valued Patron
Headqui
For Flour, Meal, Grl
All Kinds of F
"Pinnacle" Flour
Makes
The Kirkland Dist
Wholesale
Just across the Congaree Bri
Write Us
lor Prices, Or Call and L
Children's Day at D<
Mt. Hebron, ti
There will be Childrens' Day services a?d
b Mt. Hebron Methodist church on be b
ext Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ^ 8I
'he public is cordially invited. ranf
serv
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> HILL,
the Coming Si
, 10:30 A. M.
?y Country Barbe<
ture given away absolutely
ground to be entitled to a c!
e Company, Columbia, S. <
ass Band. Free open air c
and from grounds. Automol
trough the center of this property,
a few months the long looked for
he car line comes, for prices will 1
ig the future five years ago, obtai:
make this one among the best sut
never be again. Three years fro
ey ready to put in a lot on Green'
the future and applying a little N
man who buys these lots. Be sui
i three years at 6 per cent, interes
> famous auctioneers. The ladies
FRIKK,
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tage. Polite and Pr
irters
ts, Hay, and
eeds.
Good Bread
ributingCo.,
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idge on ILady Street,
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aspect Our Stock.
>lmar Reunion July 26,
ie annual reunion of the alumni
students of Newberry College will
eld at Delmar on Friday, July 26.
>lendid programme has been arjed,
and a barbecue dinner will be
ed.
Le
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iburban Towi
We sell Pi
me Dinner Se
free. Everyone at th
hance. These valuat
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oncer! begins at 9:3(
biles ready to start at
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car line will be here.
be much higher,
ned an option on this prop
)urbs around Columbia, an
>m today any lot purchased
s Hill, where you can mak
ERVE. Don't wait and th
re and come out on the m<
t. Five per cent discount
and children are especiall
Colum
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A.G-EI3,
C OLUMBIA, 8. C.
ompt Attention.
October istf
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Did You Ever
The contented mi satisfied look of th
in the bank.? '.It's the first dollar tha
brings the smile that stays.
A few dollars saved weekly or mont
independent.
Let us talk over the advancage of 01
you.
We pay five per cent on certificates
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I Citizens Bank of
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\ U. X. CUNTER. Pres.
M. U. BOATWFICHT, Vice-Pres.
CEO. BELL TIMMERM/
|f Call at This Ba:
And Let Us Present You
j Called "THINGS WORT
is full of interesting and i
: erybody.
UNION NATIOl
Columbia, S
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X-no-fcs
ixington County,
Hooking Columb
n of Columbia.
operty Rain or
rved Free to Every
e sale has an equal opportuni
tie prizes are on display and i
) a. m., on corner Main and W
9:30 from corner Main andW
erty, realizing the fact that the great
d the time has arrived when we are
on Green's Hill will thribble in valu<
e 20 per cent, to b0 per cent, in tw
en say "I wish I had bought a lot on
)rning of August 3, and bring your f
for cash. _
y invited.
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GREENVILLE, NORTH (
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t starts the aoconnt which
hly soon grow to make you
ar savings department with
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of deposits. \
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A. C. JONES, Cashier. I
L. W. FOX, Asst. Cashier E
IN, Attorney. B
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with a Handy Book
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lseful facts for ev
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Shine.
body.
ty at each and
can be seen in
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ashington Sts.
ashington Sts.
city of Columbia
giving uic pcvpio iii
elve to eighteen j
Green's Hill."
riends with you.
CO.,
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