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NEWS OF INTI
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Mrs. D. M. Richardson, a charm-)
ing young matron of Aiken, spent ?
several days of last week with
Misses Mae and Blondelle Harmon.
She was on her way to Greenville. i
Spring is almost here and you will
need your home to be beautiful and
comfortable. I have Crex and In- c
grain Rugs. Call and see them. I
C. E. Taylor.
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Miss Sara Meetze wiu euieruuu u
the Four o'clock Club Thursday 3f- t
temoon March 7th. s
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You always find something to eat for
man or beast at the Roberts-Wingard
Grocery. They keep the best,
and delight in pleasing their cus- t
tomers. v
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I J. F. KLECK
I LEXINGTC
(Formerly Hall
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| rancy ana ota
I Cigars, Tobacc
I Candies, 1
I Always have some
ft and it will please t
I lowest prices. Ca
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I After the currency pani
losses it entailed, what
willing to pay for insu
such disastrous experiei
To-day, through our
Federal Reserve System
it to you without any c<
^toeral BEsggyg^ and Dj
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THE HOME NA
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LEXINGT<
{ CAPITAL $50,000.00
OFFIC
Saml. B. George, Pres. J
Karl F. Oswald, Cashier,
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8^ Saml. B. George,
J. P. Drafts.
tS. J. Leaphart.
Karl F. Oswald.
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nart and up-to-the;zer,
who is in char^
ps in Baltimore anc
vited to join the bi|
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5REST ABOUT !
!JD THE TOWN ['
Watch the label on your paper and
dve us your attention please.
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Call and see my line of Bamboo
)orch screens.
C. E. TAYLOR
Miss Etolia Seastrunk is the hon>r
guest of Misses Mae and Blondelle
larmon.
Swansea is one of the best cottpni
aarkets in Lexington county. Some-!
hing over 9,000 bales having been
old there this season. Mr. J. V.
lutto is the-popular cotton weigher
?honest and fair in all dealings.
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Vasco Miller has gone to the Bapist
hospital in Columbia where he
rill be operated on for tonsilitis.
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LEY & CO. i
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& Connelly)
pie Groceries,
:os, Crackers,
?tc., Etc.
thing good to eat
is to serve you at i
11 or phone {120. 1
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ITHOUTCOST 1
~ 1 TTTlfV* oil |
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would you have been 3
ranee against another 2
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membership in the
i, we are able to offer 2
3st whatever. "2?
in secure this insurance 2
rotection by becoming J?
our depositors. 2
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RESORCES $450,000.00 3
ERS ^
as. J. wlngard, vice-pres.
J. E. Kaminer, Asst. Cash. ^9
TORS
Jas. J. Wingard.
E. G. Dreher.
T. P. Meetze,
J.P. Matthews.
I
inery
larch 1*
Pattern and Tai
lay, Friday
minute, have indivi
$e of this departmei
I is prepared to desi
r crowd of ladies wl
n-Kan
exington, Sc
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Miss Elsie Mentzer of Baltimore I
arrived in Lexington Sunday and was
greeted by many of her former,
friends and acquaintances. Miss
Mentzer will again have charge of
the Millinery department at uaugn-i
man-Kaminer Co., which position!
she filled so acceptably last season.
Miss Mentzer besides being a thorough
and up-to-date milliner is a
young lady of many charms and is
exceedingly popular with her friends
and customers.
Julian Kyzer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Callie Kyzer has returned home from
Camp Jackson where he was discharged
from the service on account
of physical disability.
The many friends of Mrs. D. L.
George will regret to learn that she j
has been indisposed for several days;
at her home near Lexington.
Fred Hernden has gone to Little
Mountain where he has a large con
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tract ior painting, wmcn win
sometime to complete. Any one desiring
to communicate with him can
do so by calling 'phone No. 13.
The .following formed a motor
party that drove from Batesburg to|
Lexington last Friday night to attend
the address of Dr. Josiah Morse j
at the organization of the Lexington'
Chapter of the Amercian Red Cross:'
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones, Mr. and.
Mrs. C. W, Calhoun, Miss Emma Mason,
Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Alexander.
Miss Mary Cullum, Miss Annie Rawl, |
Mrs. I. Edwards, J. B. Ballentine, j
Miss Kathaleen Tarrant, Mrs. Bettie|
Bouknight, Dr. E. C. Ridgell, Mrs.
Thompson and Miss Katherine Cul-'
lum.
H. D. Shumpert, a prominent citizen
of the Pelion section was a visitor
in LexinPton Monday. Mr. Shumpert
was a candidate for the house
of representatives in the last cam-1
paign and although he failed of elec
tion received a very flattering
vote considering the fact that was
his first entrance in politics. Mr.
Shutnpert stated while here Monday
that i^ all probability he would be
in the race again this summer.
Joseph M. Caughman returned
from the Baptist hospital Saturday
and is now at his home in Lexington.
Luther M. Sox of Lexington volunteered
for service in the Signal Corps
today.
The Lexington Red Cross Chapter
will organize a surgical dressing class
this afternoon. Miss Knowlen of
Columbia will be present to give instructions.
The Red Cross extension commitA?
??H i- ~ Twm/v nr.
lee Will gu kU X1U1U bvuivxxvif w Vi
ganize a Chapter there.
EGGS, EGGS, EGGS.
FOR SALE?Pure bred Ancona eggs
at $1.00 per setting of fifteen. Best
breed for laying eggs.
J. A. EARHARDT,
3t21pd. Gilbret, Rt. 2.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
This is to notify all persons that as
? L O. r. A o r. A * . Avrviva/1' -pi c V*
Lilt? lisiiiiil; acrtsun ucxs ca^iicu noiiing
in our pond by setting out nets
is positively forbidden and the law
will be enforced against all persons
violating this not'ce.
P. H. Caughman.
D. J. Caughman.
4t22e.
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5 and 1(
lored Hats, will
and Saturday,
duality and are mod*
tit this year, has rece
gn and make up the
10 will visit our stor<
niner <
mill i^ciruiiiii
ANN*
OUR NEW
We take this space to anonur
ture (department formerly c
complete line of electric ligh
own, and the new fixtures cc
section of the country.
We intend to specialize in th
keeping the latest styles and
deavor will be to render even
We have enlarged our show i
will comfortably accommoda
We will be pleased to have y
for you.
TERVEJN-CJHIi
j. 1219 MAIN STREET
^HARMON DRUG CO.
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We call attention to the half page'
advertisement of the Harmon Drug;
Co., carried in this issue. This is'
one of Lexington's most up-to-date j
and best equipped business houses :
and deserves the large patronage and
successful career it has attained. The
manager Dr. Rice B. Harmon is a
Lexington boy, born and reared on
the same spot his store now stands
and has attained his success by hard:
work and close attention to business, j
Graduating from the Maryland Col-;
lege of Pharmacy of Baltimore in,
1902 Dr. Harmon was at once given;
a position in one of the largest drug;
_ At _T"> _ ia.: |
stores in tne City ox x>aiuuiujre as pie-;
scription clerk, a position he gained;
on account of the high average made:
! in his class room work. Afterwards
he held like positions in Washington,
, D. C., Hendersonville, N. C., and at
' Thomas' Drug Store in Columbia,;
finally resigning to come home and
I accept a positon as manager of the
j Kaufman Drug Co., which position
he held until the death of Dr. Julian j
E. Kaufman, when the business was
sold to Dr. Harmon and reorganized;
as the Harmon Drug Co. This busii
ness has gradually grown under the
i efficient management- of Dr. Harmon
! until now it is recognized as one of
| the best drug stores between Colum.!
bia and Augusta. Dr. Harmon's per- j
; feet service and untiring energy has;
j gained a reputation and patronage j
i that any man should feel proud 01.
| He offers his customers the advan!
tage of his long experience and thorj
ough training a matter of vital imj
portance in the drug business.
. THE SLEEPING PREACHER.
Major Perry, the sleeping preacher,
will preach in Camp Branch i
school house Saturday night, March |
16th. Come one and all, for it is i
a mystery to see and hear what this
sleeping man can tell you.
2t20pd.
FOR THE MEN
Easy to walk shoes, for young and;
old men. A high grade shoe made
to fit from the best of leather, stylish
and of great wearing quality, a
[shoe that will satisfy in every way. ?
Also we have hats of the latest block ?
which add to your looks and wear to ]
suit you.
See our line of underwear. Prices,!
all right. .T (
Roberts-Wimrard Store
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ling S;
rj
be shown durin
March
irate in price. Come
intly returned from
latest styles in m
i on these dates.
Comp
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FIXTURE DEP
ice to our customers and thepubilc tk
>wned by The Perry-MannElectric
t xtures glassware and parts, and w
iming in makes us on eof the largesl
m*
e fixture business and replenish our
designs in both the higher and the c
better service than we have in the ]
oom to double the space that it fo
ite the large stock that we will carry.
ou call on us and our salesmen will s
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it 10:00 o'clock a. m. the following
personal property:
One horse, one wagon, buggy and
harness, farm implements, corn, fod-|
:ler and peavine hay.
2t20pd. Mrs. Sallie 0. Roof.
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gour
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iand see them.
the most upillinery.
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Lat we have bought the fixCompany,
consisting of their
dth this stock added to our
t electrical dealers in this
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stock as fixturs are sold,
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LADIES SHOES.
The very latest thin? in Ladies'
slippers, low quarters for women and
children. Shoes that are up to the
minute instyle, comfortable, to a
decree of the finest of leather; looks
frr\r\oni] + Vi cimo TViatr 01*0
^VVU CiiiU i tliV/ kJltil A X 11VJ iu\/
at the Roberts-Winerard store.
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