Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, October 29, 1919, FIRST SECTION 8 PAGES, Image 8
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I PERSONAL
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> M^ss Pauline Hook has, as her fair
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week visitoc^Rss Harriet Sircypson of
^ LaStOTC^g1 C.'-'G. AuspeH^'ol'Union
and Misses Clifton and Clara Davis of
^ Greenville.
Mr. B... |..rOswald left Monday for
*5- Columbia, wlvejrev he will be employed
? by 'the^iti&hiand4' ^ garagk? '''?3V$.' Os^
wold's many friends wish him. much
^ suSefess h?1Sid^Se,?^hoflaiet:9?'5f !r.j ? J ??
| Mr. & progressive
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v' was in town ?yester$ay and; added his
s name to our long list of happy readg
ers. He is a clever young man and
^ popular
tirfl CJ
|j Judge C. M. Efird left Tuesday for
? Philadelphia, to be gone a week on
5 legal business.
6 Mr. E.
<ij. ar.d a mighty good man, was here on
I business yesterday. kl X, > ski m
3 - Claude G. Kvzer, a young farmer
^ from route 2 was here Friday on bus" r
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Mr. D-. J._ Taylor of the, Black. Creek
section, was in town one day last
week. _ * F
idling
farmers- enrou te 5', washher</on business
Monday. __
"Chick" BooaSr ?aiflG& 3g<SfcSEKigaird
* arc among the popular Lexington boys
in attendance -upon the mefellng'.of the
American, JLegion in Colurh'bia and
taking in the big fair..
Mr " and Mrs! Paschal Hendrix and i
attractive children of Columbia, were
vJiatarSi at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1T!v . ji*- . : '[
T. P. Meetze on Sunday.
Br.- E.: P. ^Derrick df Columbia,
was?ant attractive Lexington visitor
for a day last week."
Mr. B. B. Caughnian of Columbia,
was here for a?ew duyfc Mast week,.;
the guest of .relatives. * i \ % I
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Mr. R. V. .Porter, one of the clev- !
crest" and befst then in Brookland, was ]
one day last >veei? and gave . us
h;susu?l welcome call. .^He has an j
industnbus and bright daughter filling:
an important -pbSition with the
Bffl > telephone: ?ompan^ in .Columbia.
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Mr. Jacob Kyzer, re^iding on Black
cr&S^^ii'ne'i idf> bur^dldest subscribers.
m and a comrade, was here Thursday
looking after his pension and made us
HI a : > I ea sa *?* jp ,
H| Mrs. o| Bancas&eih'
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| .. On.Saturday mornii)
containing from 5 to 40
Each of these, tracts h
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farming land, at least h
j We will also sell 2 r<
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] , . 'The sale will commf
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. i auction to the highest hi
; ? Land is advancing r;
i~~7 "Rdea|.that anyone purcl
I i | yfear or twb for at least
j Jt-Z - 'We will be happy t<
T* s We #fll"give away twer
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has returned home after spending .sev
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eral davs with her daughters, Mrs: Ira
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M. Sligh and Mrs. J. M. Moorman.
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Mr. uc<rer.za Crout was among; the
old confeds here Thursday and? re- ?
newed his jJZjw. ,> ,= *,.
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Among the out of town victors
hetc on^hu^frie^s Msf &&&* we noticed,
M". "C.- TvahxiherM?r6hnAKite, J.
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HhwJ,2Wade.iMojytjs^'JjQAtixme RoECerts,
M* M v Seik^.^ jhawxuiner, Gj W i
?/ ?otller suc^essfn)
and.. weil-t,o-do farmers. The}- all
find1 Lexini^on^a'go^cl^iiiaifket. .
yr'nGvf &My e$mAd ^Broojaimd
NvaM^irt^ttfcvit? ThtoTsOagrf^of last Week,
and drqoptf^n^ He $ h*?'
been feeble for some time anii j wfe
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were pleased to find him greatly im,d
prifcved anjjTfloing v#;j?JWell. > ! t
^aS^|iaJt of Colti^ribijL
visited her father; Mr. Pat Seav^ lasft
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Miss Agnes Sprowles, one of (Skirtlotte's
admired young ladies, voting" i
Airs,. JrL ,B.. 2?I&lron. o^ .Columjjia,;. and
Miss Geneva Lance. Mrs. Melton's
niece, .attending school in Columbia.
both acomjianied %nd Mrs. Meltop j
on Spa^tey -a rpppresavisitllo Mr. and i
Miss Ada Hancock, and Miss May rip
df -Colttmbia spent Thursday
afternoon and night with Mrs. G.. M. '
Ha ririafc. 'tliVj. "31(0 - Ts ' h j : j
-Mrs. Hyler-xoutfe .3, near depot spent |
Monday in Colnnibia' shopping. ; I
We were glad to see Mr. A. 8. J
Metz of Baldofek, S.. C. in town la?tj
week. He left with us an order for^
1 is stationery. He is one of oy I
twenty year Customers, and our work;
follows him wherever he goes.
Mr. G. M. S. Roof of ; Charleston I
spent the week end at. home.
Mrs. Fi. H. F?earden and little son |
IV? H. Jr/spint the week end with j
her mother:Mrs.':P. r. Wingard. ' i i
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Mr. Franklin E. Wingard of John
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ston spent Sunday with his home folks
in Lerxmglian. \r :
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.. jMrs.. tC Fort^ accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Rast. and two ,
stfhs, ArttuiV and Gordon Fort, came
u0 frorft FKlioh for the ibig^fair. \ j
Mrs. Cj. >T. Effrd. after h delightful;
\visit of several weeks to her daughter,
(Mrs. RobtrV. feoVe lit"N"ew York City,
l^bas ^etarne^l tft I^xington. ;
Mr^nd^I:rs. J^Perry Goodwin; and
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REAL ESTATE
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ig,uctooer isi, we are
acres each .in and adjoining
v.'*-...as
a frontage on a street
alf of it being under cultivati
esidences* 2 store houses anc
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jnce at 10 o'clock A. M., and
JS?r.?e - idder,
rain or shine.
apidly in every section of the
lasing one of these tracts of 1
dotible the-amount" they pay 1
> hdye yod "attend"' the sale wl
sty-five SI.00 bills during tb
adies especially invited.:
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; children of fijharpe's Hill, were hercj
i': yia? tb*<o n r><^
Jforlne fair last week^
Mr. - Yo'ricd-.' ^ifV^essU'il
>-9^ tr 4?!i
Tuesday." *- 'V- 'i H f? .'Ji d B
Mr. ancl Mrsu^\. ^Luc^ andI
of^^e^ai-mick^re ^isitigp j$?&|vej 1
clay at the t^air.
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i.k\ixgto.n mooi, *:xnri*nrfc.'
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The community'exh'vtd? at tHe1 '
gotten trpivby Oali :Grove'j^haol &Hsjj
trict So. i.' in Lexington-coynty, attracting
much favorable comment. In'
this may be., found exhibits..of ev,eryi;
kind of vegetable'. "gFa in Of- ' fee ft'
crops grown in the fertile Lexington
territory. . .Large, .and...luscious svaJtfcfcmelons
occupy a prominent place
-wit h-'-Tnanv -carieties- ot fruitiontatoes
and country produce. Glass
jars of the different kinds of soils
are also shown to advantage, asiyell
as small blocks of the many kinds! <3*:?
timber grown in Lexington.
jthe"Readers In the moVement
of getting the exhibit was the Rev. j. i
A. Cromer, who has preached more
thaih 4/> years,-,, |n * 4'th.e Luther.api
churches of the community, where"
hev was ' raised.';; Another who talker
great pride in^ showing the visitors
around is C. S. Roof.' one of the triis-'
tee3jOf the. sehOQl^The; State:M
K<$ C& HKSft; E V ER. 1:: I
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For the first time in tlie history of
jLexinWton eggs are sell-ins:, at 75 cent si
per do^.erijftntl they cannot be. badeven
at that high figure. They are
quoted in Cofuiubia at '"? > cents?
'"fresh country eggs."
THIRJ> ROLL CALL
FOR THE RKI> CROSS
Washington. Oct. 27.?The only
"election" in which a receipt is given j
for every vote.
That is the wav\the third Red Cross i
;g fie
roll caR-has been described. Every
person who joins the .Red CJrotss during
the roll call. Nov. 2 to 11. will be
given a button and a window service
flag. These indicate that that person
has cast a vote of confidence in
the American Red Cross.
The service flag' is''7^ 1-2 by'11 f-2
inches and consists of a large red
cross on a white back-ground, with
the figures "1920" in blue beneath
the cross. Three blue stripes around
"the outer" edge of"'the "sen rce"TIag 'indicate
the three annual membership
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g to sell 10 small farms
g the town of Gilbert.
and all of it is first class '
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on.
I several business sites
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the tracts will be sold at
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state and we feel coni
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lanu can sen At wiuuu a
for it.
hether you buy or not.
e sate. Music by ? goody
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O0GES;^^__
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A ilfHU JtW
|ni Jo (iiauKiiLi 3.:: T
[roll calls. The flay; should he disli,
snom %% ay; ;
I played when ^he, first luemoer ol the '
t ftZ&c II oft" 'Joins ^ntvd sKou Id" &b" kept
I: ^dS^pl^^^servi"ce 1
Vtrrjr? - sQjfeijt?5(l -AifaiiO r during j
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Uu* JasUfcwo -iittjrJfor- tncrotJ t ari,
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; ib\itCtkcsGV^ ^ntillafe^I-'or an!
f (T/'? t5ti^k' real
<-oc:i-coIa is simply priceless/.stimuf;
, > > -v.*-. i -\n - < .? ? M r? 't
lautinjr antb clolijar4itl'n 1. We nr?e servIt^triie
coca-cola at the K^Foun-l
tain. Try I.iggetts grape juice. orW.'
I'Hir Peerless" ice cream has no
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They Oct Action at Once. ;
Feiey Kidney. Pills - >invigoratfe. ,
IfctengtHeh, ap&nfi&shi lidhetiVe, Weak
and diseased kidneys and bladdery Mrs.
O. J. Elis, r?05 8th Av? Sioux Falls,
S. D. writes: "[ suffered with kidney L
trouble: used to have severe pains j
u,cross my back a^id., fe^t miserable'
and" all' tired oit't, vbut after tkking^i
FoDey Kidbt-r Pills T am 'well." Sold :
everywhere.
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' I ' New
Brookland Property
for Sale, j
''' '['have for sale in the town of'
Brookland one - splendid home of j
seven rooms, built about two years;
ago. large lot enclosed with good deep
purrtp supplying- an abundance of
good water. This property can be
purchased at a very reasonable price'i
and on terms." ~ '
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A large lot containing one and one- [
half acres adjoining the
new school building on the East, enclosed
with high wire fence and has
out" bi?T|lyi4gs|-'Of value." enough good j
clean tjricls<?ar |jl dwelling lip use chim- j
neys and pillows, numbers of bearing j
fruit trees of all varieties, grapes, as:
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para gas bed. scuppernongs. and ten .
pecan trees of the Schley paper shell !
variety part of them bearing this vear.
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This lot can be purchased at a veryyj!
reasonable price and on attractive
terms. \ . .
Address W. W. I [awes. Columbia,
S. C., 16 Hook Building. or phdrttl ?
861. 4t.
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the services of a bar
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While he has no nee<
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every transaction m;
out large sums of mi
:, reference is highly h
for cash, a neighbor
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the farmer who pay
of such payments wl
he has a record of tr
v , -book:;
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.K. * .-dT " jofttt T.. Sox, Manager ?
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STOKE COTTON AM) STOP LOSSES
Clemson < *oIIck**. October "_'T.?It is
estimated that cotton growers in
America are losing every year about
$::<>.000.000 from weather damage to,
cotton left unstored and unsheltered.
The estimate is conservative, for every
bale left in the open loses enough
"picking", to represent $2.50. Greater
losses are frequent.
An instance that is not. far I'ropa
typical concerns a bale that was left
exposed to wind and weather for si&
tv*/-*?*+TV>/. 1 "v.* r j
mvutu.^. lac JJiiu: IUM 4 0 [JUUIllK?,.
which at 23 cents is $17.t8. South-,
ern fanners are urged to store their
cotjU^^nd -stop this unnecessary and
'-waste.' " jj|g
now Ucen^d -.jirjd^bndeGHeh
^ited
SkitC^"" Warl6$i^^^^Xct> in wl^fe^R'cothe
st<ii'^B^^?^ re'e^ip^^^ke'n.
3 "^ffflnolile
sxt miu&vM . ~ :cT
Insure y our car aj
by Fire and agai
My policies g
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Cost Thi
EDWIN G. DI
Lexingti
wm$r*?E,
1517 Mam Street
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s Bank i
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re so than any other bus
lk, if he manages his farm ii
i for a set of books in which
ade, yet, during the course o
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oney for various purposes an
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nportant. Merchants may J
may not recall the payment
s his obligations by check h
hieh any court must recogni;
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loneys received by the depos
who desires such a record f
1 to open an .account with
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, ,R E. Cook, Asst. Mgr. '' H.
Local Director - W. J. McCar
LEXINGTON, S. C. "
those sfod for cash ac
banks# .Stte^fstjbrin^ o| cotton carries
cheap'insurance and >$ood serviip^.
But. whether, stored iu r-roveigunent
.warehouses....or, iiot,. coiton; should be
protected. There - are, commercial
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warehouses available, and it is possible,.Lop
farriers , individually or coyp^i-iUiv>ely.
ro, Jxqxe-- pr.jViU.eJy owned
storage facilities at reasonable cost.
.Store your cotton rtoyr.
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Change of Sceno. e '
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"Anv old-fashioned ho rsev it hi eves
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around Crimson Gulch 77 pasted, the
: visitor in quest of a<lventtif&. 'f'
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t ' "No'V- replied ??actu? ?J#e-r "The
! hoss thieves have all gone "?as? an'
took to stealing-motor cars; which is
less risk^^ftS VeTftitfihrafive.''?
Wa sh irrgtbh 'Sfar. -u y ' * ' * '' "
h - ' oj 2ls atsTfjl d-95?a.'">
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SGteSoti sat ..neill i.-'m-- r.Vr;
Insurance
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cun iibii -v ifi
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gainst destruction 1
loss by Theft.'
iveV absolute pro*
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0 T.ji'r n&cCS? - -ft ?< .* > :vr
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9 Lowest.
^EHER, Agent,
on, 5. C. s
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It's All in the Lens
.
Fancy frames and patent holders
mean nothing- on a pair of eyeglasses
if the lenses are not precisely the. ones
you should have in front of youreyes.
Wesare interested'fri 'fitting your eyes
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and giving you, glasses \ytyicb are be.coraing.r.Our
examination; and consultation
cost you nothing.-" CaH and""
let us advise you as to your eye^
Optometrist.
Columbia, S. C,:
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iness man, requires
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ti a systematic way.
to keep a record of.
f a year he must pay . !
d a record for future 1
fail to give a receipt I
; of monev owed, but ? I
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as written evidence if
le. In the same way 9
hK
it entries on his bank ffl
'or his; business, we II
this . strong institu- Jffi
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H. Lmnptfcni Asst. Mgr. ,ri 1
tka, Finance 8