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The yhfealth. of our community Javery
good at this writing with the
exception, of cold ands and coughs.
Rev. Mr. Johnson preached a very
impressive- sermon at Pond Branch
Sunday evening from, these words:
"Pear not for they that be with us
are more than they "that be with
thenu" which are found in the 6th
Chapter of 2nd. Kings.
Mrs. Nezzie" Crout and children worshipped
at Pond Branch last Sunday
evening.
Mr. E. F. Rish und family visited
his aunt, Mrs. I* A. Howard last Sundav.
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Aunt Sara Ann Bouknlght visited
at Mr. Rufus Hallman's last Sunday.
Mr. David Kyzer, of dear Barry S.
O. has moved in our midst. Ho having
bought the E. F. Bouknlght place.
Mr. Alonzo Rish is preparing to
n*ove from the Pond Branch section
to near Pelion, where he will* make
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his future home, there's room, for
one ntore. l'
Mr. C. E. Lewis has been playing
monkey the past week, he has beep
climbing telephone poles.
Mr. Edward Taylor now occupies
the Lewie Rlkard house, where he
will remain until his house i3 completed.
Mr. ML M. Howard, is now a member
of the farmers union. He rode
the "goat" last Friday night.
The farmers local union of Pond
Holliday
Toys, D<
STANLEY'S (
COLUME
Get what you want tod
desired is gone.
Fine Silverware, Cuttley,
Fanay Crockery, and m
Christmas trade. Get a
sweetheart, child or frien
| for yourself. :
Practical
Loi
Handsome and u
and make a Meri
through.
F<
What could be more ap
Devices: A Percolator, !
time and work saving UJ
i set of fine Table or Kitch
appeal to those seeking tl
Foi
j_j PiihIIM /y TM/\v>n
U1CLU1C V^Uillllg llUIid,
sors, School Lunch Sets, <
UNIVERSAL Carving
| i with edges that stay shai
and Motor Lunch Sets. 1
We have Chri
j. of Christ]
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I 1533 Main St.
Branch held its regulaa^rft'Aeting last
Thursday night and elo<$e&; delegates
to the county unloh- and glected officers
for the ensuing year.
Dec. 15, 1919. ' 'P '
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LIKE MANY LETTERS
FROM OLD FRIENDS.
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The Dispatch-News is in .receipt of
the following letter from pr. M. . P.
Martin of Denton, Texas, a former
Dexingtonian who has made good* in
his adopted home:
"I inclose check for $2 to pay my
subscription, i am an old Lexington I
boy ahd although it has been 25 years
since I located in Texas,I still enjoy
the Dispatch. It is not only like a
letter from home, but letters from
many of my old friends?-thfere.
? "About live weeks age fctM* published
a short sketch of CdTi:1^ jpaughmun,
champion cotton grower<q?athe world.
I wanted tc have our loeoliipaper publish
buj my janitor ^dJ^Woyed' the
paper before I could hand it ?o the
editor. If you have' any extra copies
containing this article will you kindly
mall me',one. Stamps inclosed for
same."
PIaAY AT LONG BRANCH.
Tuesday night, December the 23d, at
7:30 P. M. a play will be given at
Dong Branch school, .near Brookland,
entitled 'The Real Thing After All,"
in w^ich there are nine young women
and seven, gentlemen. ' This is a new
I
Goods,
oils, &c.,
;hina hall,
HA, S: C.
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[ay before the very thing
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Cut Glass, Fancy China,
lany new goods forthe
present for your wife,
d and something useful
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wmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmtk
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Christinas
"ick Bi
seful presents whid
y Christmas last
>r the Housewil
ipropriate than one of the ms
Bread Maker, Food Chop} ci
UVERSAL Home Needs, a I
en cutlery? Universal Amer
le last word in table service.
the Young Worn
Chafing Dishes, Tourists, I
etc.
For The Man
Sets in various sizes and pj
PnrrAMri D/viil
L p, xva^Kji o, vacuum jjui/i/iet
Whether you spend^l.OO or .
stmas Gifts that will
mas last 365 days ei
ick Broth
'Phone 498
play, . and very appropriate for Just*
before Christmas. Everyone "Will enjoy
it. : A small admission will be,
charged, the proceeds to go for the
benefit of the school. Xet everybody
comc.iind enjoy the "Christmas SplrIt**'
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Bring your Job Printing to tho
Dispatch-Nows office,
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- A SAFE TREATMENT
FOR CROUP
' Thooaadi off children die way
bud >nU)li fint bid rcotdr.ud
the**'is no safer or surer treatment
rrm|?dHftnffhti tipnppAy
MpqEsesJDr
%7T..irfi. SM.VE
on ia^xi for
emergency \
com*. Doctor* \
nod uv race r?- I
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SHOES and JSUPPERS
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EASY ANI> CONGEST
Wc are always prepared to serve
our Lexington friends from a large
stock of dependable Shoes for every
kind of wear, in all leathers and sizes..
The "Family Shoe Store of Colum-J
bia."
Farmers' Medium and Heavy Work
Shoes a Specialty.
E. P. & F. A. DAVIS
1710 Main St. COLUMBIA, S. O.
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' a "Am'
i Gifts at
*OS.
h bring pleasure
the whole year
Fe
my Universal Electrical
% or one of the other
jeautiful Casserole or a
ican-Sheffield Plate will
tan
rons, Embroidery Scisitterns,
Pocket Knives [
s, Carafes, Lurch Kits
>200.00, i;
make the joy
ich year.
ers
Columbia, S. C. I
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TiminTiirniiiinwnMMni?Tii>ii?iui
Why not give
USEFI
CLOAKS *
'waists
skirts *
SILK UXDERWEiR
GLOVES
[\ HANDKERCHIEFS
neckwcear '
i For Christm
Nuts, Raisins, Cranberries, Apples, Oranges, (
I > kinds, and all of the ?
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h LEXINGTON
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Colombia's M<
APPAREL
1619 Mais St., Cob
ANOTHER BIG C
Columbia's fines
Tailored C
Now Half Foi
The entire stock of exclusive pla
Suits must be closed out before (
Suit modes by America's foremos
cost and less.
$50. Suits, now
$60. Suits, now
$75. Suits, now
$90. Suits, now
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$ 100. Suits, now
$ 1 50. Suits, now
$200. Suits, now
$250. Suits, now
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Come this week fo
these" unusual
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. Sale Prices Cash Alterations Exl
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LtlRlS i M A5 ^Si|
lance by looking through 1
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1 stock. . ->v..
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GESTIONS
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FV>r husband, father, brother yOu
tflll be sure to find sojnething Jhere
that will give joy.
SUITS ...
' TIES " _
SHIRTS t
COIJUbRS i
SHOES '
IIA.TR
GLOVES - '
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
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Good warm clothing makes a most
sensible gift. Let us show you how
far your money will really go if you
will come and let us help you select
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SUITS
SHOES
GLOVES
CAPS
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ias Dinner !
Candies of all kinds, Canned Goods of all
Reason's Goodies.
[aminer Co.
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tit Modem ^
SHOP
imbia, S. C. + x?
;UT IN PRICES ..
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1 showing of
i
oat Suits
mer Prices < ,
in tailored and fur trimmed
[JhriRtmas. Charming Coat j
it designers on sale now at
$25.00
$30.00
$37.50
$45.00
$50.00
$75.00
- $100.00
- $125.00
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r your choice of
Suit values " ; %
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I You can find them in abun<
\ our variet
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A FEW SUG
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li _ Xothjng: nicer than a piece of good
t^'r furniture. For instance: .?
RTK36
4 ART SQUARES
ROCKERS
' DRESSES
CHI FFERO BBS
. BUFFETS
CHINA CLOSETS, etc. - \
FOR; WIFE OR DAUGHTER.
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Wearing Apparel makes an ideal
Christmas present for wife or daughter.
We can show you comething that
"3 will please.
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