The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, September 20, 1916, Image 5
LOCALS AND j 4
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Say, reader, bring or send us *
that dollar. We need it. I
Judge Boyd Berry, of Peiion, was 1
h<arp Monday.
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Miss Pearl Ciark is the efficient f
teacher of a thriving school in Shan- s
don, a suburb of Columbia. c
Miss Liz^e Ogilvie is the charming
guest of her friend, Miss Carrie
Mae Wingjrd. , r
The fellows who used to pay for s
their paper after selling the first 2
bale has given us the go-by. I Col.
Barrett Jones, a leading at- ^
torney of.Batesburg, is in attend- "
ance upoa court this week.
The "feller" who buys for cash
and sells for cash is bound to "get
x there E8."
Straw.hats are not worn after
September, and that reminds us.
"Where did you get that hat ?
Mr. Julius Sharpe, of Edmund,
has been spending the week in
town.' The professor is ail right. i
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Thf-offlcial count for governor
gave?aiHiing 7L465 and Biease
66,7&: majority 4,884.
EE. V. Galium, of Batesburg. j
a pjinent grand jurv r, gave us.ah
call ibis week.
P*of. and Kirs. H. Kellers IGitohel: |
leftist week for Chapin, where j
Prof. Mitchell is head of the school, j
Saturday can be chalked on the i
board as another busy day for Lex- i
ihgion. 'Everybody was iiveiv and:
in good humor.
JPbere's the good in booming a i'
town and then act indifferent to-;1
wards ycu r vi si tors. A i ays n ice i j 1
them pleasant with a hearty grip, j !
Cotton statistics issued fromL
Washington show increase in cotton j '
used. More spindles running than |
in previous year. i j
Mr. Julius I. Adams, a leading;
farmer of Batesburg, and assistant j
carrier on R. F. D. Route No. 2, is
here as a petit juror, I
Capt. L. D. Melton, of Columbia, I
has been in attendance upon court
this Week. His friends here are
always glad to greet him.
Dr. E. C. Ridgell, senator elect, <
is attending court as a pfetit juror '
and is meeting his numerous friends
from all over the county.
?Dr. J: -M*. Poole, of Prosperity,
has accepted a position with the J
Harmon Drug Company, and thej
young ladies are already smiling. j ^
Miss Lillie Butler, of the faculty j
of the Batesburg High and Uracied i'
School, spent the week-end with
relatives in town.
Mrs. Julian P. Meetze and little j
daughter, Minnie Rachael, have returned
from a delightful visit to <
Mrs. Meetze's parents. Mr. and Mrs *
H. A. Raysor, of St. Matthews. I
Mr. C. C. Justus, one of the best
farmers in the county and a mighty
good man, came up from his home '
in the Pool's mill section to attend
court.
Master Ross Keisler, youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Tally R. Keisler
who was operated on for tonsilitis
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in Columbia on Monday, is getting
- along nicely.
Col. Jacob Henkel Friok, the legal ^
light of Chapin, and magistrate of
his district, was in town yesterday
wearing a smile as broad as he is
long. Good times these, for Col. 1
Frick. ; j
3P The Lexington County Fair As
soeiation will have a votinar cor lest |
for them,;s* ]joi?ular jonn,' i< *.'. v < ?. jt
the fair to be crowned Queer :\z i i
fair on 'aie last (lay. i,
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f Sftiitember 22 11
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One of the
inspection that
will please you,
of ladies who v
courteous atten
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Misses Cecile and Veda Barre,
;wo of our admired and popular
'oung ladies, have left for Winthhrope
college where they will coninue
their studies for the session.
Capt, W. M. Wilson, the old war
lorse of Peak, was here Monday,
)eing a witness in an important case
n court.
Mrs. D. R. Haltiwanger is conined
to her home on Depot street
iuffering with a severe attack of
)i. tuiismius.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boozer has returnid
from the Columbia Hospital very
nuch improved. She underwent a
serious operation about two weeks
igo.
'If It's Correct Kinard Has It"
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tion to come in and |
see what's what:
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this season in
Soft and Stiff Hats,
your finishing
touch to a good apnesrance
is a well
selected hat. It's I
time well spent|
tOO ARE WELCOME ]
It's a pleasure to
show these hats,
buy or no buy.
PRICES $2.00 to $6.00
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grandest disola
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has ever been s
both in quality
All visit our st<
ttion and right
1 ARE YOU WORKINGS
Work of any sort is pure drudg?ry
your existence. But with a purpose ]
for a reward and it lightens your ta
pleasure.
Have a purpose in life! Make yoi
building up a savings account in this
I you with the means to attain youi ol
independence, wealth?they all com*
persistently save.
Same rate of interest (4 per cere.)
accounts.
THE OLD IEL
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I The Carolina National
W. A. Clark, President. j
] T. S. Bryan, V. President. j
| TWO WAYS
One is to wait until yoi
spare, a time which seldom <
The other is to put aside
| small amounts which you car
I regularly.
| You will have great resj
& est when you discover fro-a
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4 creases your capital.
?S$ rr<T f* i
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IK savings account v/ith this st?
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I SAMUEL I. GEORGE, Pres. JA
ALFRED J. FOX, Cashier K.
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Deposit 1
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Borrow F
This bank pays 4 per cent, intere
your savings, and assists you to accu
We have money to loan in any si
the movement of crops, the develop]
and all other legitimate purposes.
WE want to be YC
THE BANK OF
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FOR SALE i. 'J
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acres 1 M-4 miles from Brook-1 wo,
land Graded School: Fuilv s'2.0? 0 ! ,
improvements; Price, only *15.NOP.;
Terms, half cash, balance on easy
terms. See L. S. TKOTTf. da;
Bfookland Bank. <K
New HrooUland, S. ('. 47
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iys of Ladies Hai
shown in Lexingl
and price. Y
Dre on this occae
prices will please
IITR A PUOPRSE
if it means merely earning
back of it you are working $
,sks and makes work a real
Lir life a Success! Start by 1
; institution. It will furnsh
)ject. A comfortable home,
j within your reach if you |
paid on both large and small I
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Bank ot Columbia I
los. M. Bell, Cashier. 'J
fno. D. Bell, Asst. Cashier. |
TO SAVE!
i have large sums to
at compound interest, | |
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act for compound inter- f"j?
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experience how it irs- |j|
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Surplus $ 1 C-,000 | i i
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TONAL BANK III
S. J. WINGARD, Vice President gj
F. OSWALD, Asst. Cashier
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am on approved security for
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rhe beautiful and attractive Miss I
th Clarke, of Columbia, snent the i
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Si-i-c-ncl with her yarents in Lev-is
ton. U
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Yh. - beane ( !U'*ke left on eur-1
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' fee* Columbia. where she hesj
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eeto'!a nositi-m in the city sc hue. is* i
the ;> ( s ea .<( ssiar.
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ou are cordiall
>sion, and evei
i you. Come!
I have decided
in Lexington County,
Lexington Court H
Highway, and have
Tracts, containing ab
and will sell to the
November.
Any informati
yon can get from Ca
lumbia, S. C. Your
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1817 f^air
AFTER TEE SET
1he 11 a i r ar-; J Skin nv e i ox t rrt
tr> look. well during the social sea:
BEAUTY F
We are prepared to give you t1
merit for
SKIN, HAIR A
Our parlors have been thorou
and sanitary and thoroughly com
expert P'acial Massage, Electrolys
Scalp Treatment, etc., and we us<
FAMOUS MARIN
After a course of treatment in
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and not a ghost of a blemish will
The new styles in Hair Dressii
and smart curls, and for this re
line of
HUMAN HA3
which we are selling' at most reas
1617 Main St.
Climb a Flight an
COLUWBI
Mr* S. E. Smith Thanks Friends
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V) the people of Lexington County: j
I extend to a!!, my sincere thanks' 'or
the confidence shown in me by I \
he liatterinjr vote tciven me in yes- U
onlay's primary.
I want to thank especialiy my | A
nany very loyal friends who did!
uch true and effective work for me j *
the polls. i i
j sa.aii aiways re.'V.omner it. and .
ihad over strive to do mv full t?ut**! ?
o all the people of my eoimiy.
Gra:ofnllv Yours,
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tigs will be exh
rthing in the lat
y invited to join
ry day thereafb
to sell my place I
4 miles West of ?
ouse on Augusta I
cut it into Seven I
out 85 acres each, I
Highest Bidder in I
on you may want |
lughman Bros., Co-1
s truly, ' 1
. M. CAUGHMAN. f
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care and attention irtr.oy are a
son, and in our j
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he most expert care an I treatlnd
hands.
ghly renovated and are fresh
fortable, and are prepared for
sis, Manicuring, .Shampooring,
5 only the
ello goods.
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our Parlors, use
POWDERS
show on your complexion,
rig demand a quantity of hair
ason we have bought a large j
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ionable price.
Phone 2722-W
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Shot Her Three-Year-OId Sen
Summerclale, Ala., Sept. 16.?
rirs. Walter S. Benwick. wife of a
veil-to-do farmer living near here,
'esterday carried her three-year>ld
s?rn a mile from home, shot him
o death and then committed suicide
iceording to re] oris rec-wcd hen-.
,, . i. ev .. 1 ..a . a
ij ti itii iiv in . t:iv
?f her intention i~? kHi h^r chi!'. an !
Air. i. II. Steele. the cr->e<! mar
>f kthar. in town :: !ay.
1 Saturday
F September 23
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ibited for your
est styles, that
the big crowd
er if kind and