The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 21, 1908, Image 1
r THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
^ Bepresentatioe Rewspaper. Boeers texington and the Borders of the Surrounding Bounties $?ihe a Blanket.
[|pyO?|TTTVTTT LEXINGTON. S. C., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER^JQOS. 51
K
fl, fSjy im
K ^ TAKE A BROA
of a bank account. It Isn't: morely a meant
theft, fire or gg^w^gof loes. It i^mo
H vowr tr^wS?** v' a nnnrrwT at i
I -ad reapall the beoefite like other business
irentfoned by a great deal.
i THE HOME
K, . LZXIHOTOlf
' JULIAN C. KAUFMANN, ALFRED J.
A President. Cj
fiif IS THE Tj
ggpBgg'i ?
1 Cultivate the habH
I The following are just a few reasons W
account: .
i' - lit. It jHOYides you with an accurate
f?| money paid out..
1 2nd. It gives you confidence in your jud
* * 3rd. Tour bank account, however sin all,
fond, which will mean peace plenty and a
Deposit yoxtf^noney with na where it wi
tW<vmrmmitv i? which TOH live.
I The Bank of
I R. L. LYBRAND, President
I i^kagton Sav
I liEXINSTOK,
r Capttal, Surplus and Untflvid'e
5 pet cent, interest paid' on
P being computed semi-annually. D
received.
I Cpnunercial accounts also give
Ample facilities for """"'"g
account will be appreciated.
Safety deposits boxes for rent,i
1 W.P.BOO
TU B?
f nt
R
L
h. $30,000 Worth o!
A. AYOUI
A Sale for Men, W
4 . ... #
Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 9 a. m., pricei
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f doors rrozQ oeaooara aepoi. iu* v^ervaie
Oa Tbnrsday, Oot 15. st 11:45 a. m..
NOTICE?Oar goods ore marked in ]
\ Great Bargains "We are Offer
Men'* Suit*, Tailor Made, Latest Cat, Style
50 Btfita of the latest eat worth from $5.00 U
$6.98. Carry home with yon a good dress, x
A big lot in brown worsted, blue serge anc
i day, strictly sells for |18.50 and $20.00,
- for .......
eL . A Great Reduction i
9e. Carry home with yon a good pair -wo
4 |1.89 takes away a fine dress pair of pants,
and $8.50 i i ?......
j f&lg. Beit pair of panto in tne country
Ortatest Bargains in Boys9 ClotMi
i Boys suits worth from $7.50 to $8.00, in this
$2.2*> will carry home with you a $4.00 suit,
BOYS' OVER*
I > 50 Boys' Overcoats, regular $4.00 sellers, in
J BOYS9 PA3
t1 150 Pain Knee Pants, worth 25c, in this Sa
150 Pairs Knee Panto, worth 50C| in this Sa
mars oveb
$15.00 Overcoat in this Sale for
4 $10.00 and $12.50 Overcoat in this Sale for.
$8.50 and $7.50 Overcoat in this Sale for...
OIL CLO
j Regular 25c per yard, in this Sale for
A. AYOl
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6
W. 13
JO MAIN 8TBE]
Solicits a Share
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i of protecting your cash against
re. It affords an easy, safe and
TA nfnn/^inrr mit.Vi
[ Air IHl|irUYPO jruui ovouumg
THE HOME BANK
men. They are more than those
BANK,
, s. c.
POX. KARL P. OSWALD.
uhier. Asst. Cashier, j
IE TO BEGIN!
^IIITTamlT'^ZTZZseBSMiZiZiZiMM^^IiMZMlr
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of Saving.
H Y you Bhonld carry a bank
| X
and oqtasecutive record of all
Igment,
t will be the start of a reserve
contentment in old age.
Ill be in active use and benefit
*
Swansea.
b. fjjgHMrr, q|sM?f.
1908.
in2:s Bank,
r*a;.- 1C V
d Profits $30,000.00,
savings deposits, interest
eposits of tl.00 and over
; . *' " L':
n special attention; your
business, and your
11.00 per year.
>F, President and Cashier
n I
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eginning Octo
[ High Grade Herein
3. Peon
omen and Chile
Boys' an
s will reach the lowest limit during
St.
I will sell THREE SPOOLS OF
plain figures. We gnarantee ever;
ing in Hen's Clothing.
}, etc.
u $9.00; in this sale for $3.29
positively worth $10.00 for $6.98
I the heat erooda on the market to
you conl5 carry a suit with you
..$13.89
a Men's Pants.
rking pants, well worth $1.50.69c.
best English worsted, worth $3.00
$1.89
, the latest color and style, well
.$3.19
Lg Ever Offered in the State.
i sale for $5.29
best quality.
BOATS.
t this sale for $1.89
NTS.
le for 19c
le for 37c
COATS.
.$10.89
: $7.89
..$4.69
TH.
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IB, Pro|
f< A .v,r A
LOBE DBY 60
ST, -
) of Your Valued Pat
Death of If rs Wingard.
i This entire section wa9 saddened on
! rr?Vin?Kii^orr whan it- honflma known that
Mrs. Sallie Wingard. the beloved wife'
of Mr. W. Sanders Wingard, was dead.
Mrs. Wingad was 50 years of age.
Before her marriage, she was Miss
Sallie Caughman, daughter of Mrs.
Catherine Caughman. She was a most
estimable Christian woman and her
death has caused genuine sorrow fo a
large circle of friends. She is survived
by her husband and two children,
' msva/3 On an/1 Ann a/An
UliC UdfUguvui) agcu wj auu wuv ovuy
aged 17. She is also survived by her
mother, Mrs. Catherine Caughman,
and two brothers and two sisters as
follows: Messrs James and 0. W.
Caughman, and Mrs. H. H. Dreher, of
Selwood, and Mrs. Walter Hook, of
New Brookland.
Her remains were laid to rest in the
Pilgrim church yard on Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, the funeral services
being conducted, by her pastor, the
Rev. J. A. Cromfer, in the presence of
a large congregation of sorrowing
friends and relatives.
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Election Of Bryan
A Victory For Labor.
Evansville/Ind., Oct. 18.?That the
election of W. J. Bryan for president
of the United States and the defeat of
Congressman James E. Watson, Republican
nominee for governor of Indiana,
would be the greatest victory
? - ji
organized labor has ever accompusnea
in the United States was the keynote
of a speech delivered tonight by
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor.
The meeting closed a hard day of
campaigning In the southern part of
Indiana by the labor leader. The large
audience in Evansville hall was com*
posed largely of working people.
Gov. Ansel will take the stump for
tlio '.anaf onooVinl* fftp
bQU UAJI9 4U UUO WdDU g^nn ?MH -mm.
Bryan.
Fbrook^
NEW BROOI
)ffl. We Want your business. ; It il
[m. your money with us untH you n
times a year.
Wa J. C. CUICNARD,
Vice-President.
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mm
MB n BHI
mm and Ri
idise to be Placed eo Si
i 919 Gei
iren. Clothing for
d Ladies' Shoes. '
I this great sale. A reprodomion shall
J. & P. COAfS' COTTON, any color,
y garment and every statement made be
TJNDEBSK
$1.00, 1.25, 1.50 Sateen Skirts for
$3.00, 4.00, 5.00 Silk Skirts for
Ladies' Jackets, worth 12.50 to 15.00 foi
$10.00 and 9.00 sellers for
$7.50 Jackets for
75 Blankets, worth 1.75 to 2.00, in this i
Ladies' high-grade walking Skirts of al
bottom, light and dark mixture; well v
50 Wool Quilts, heavy quality, worth 1
10 dozen D. Mitchelean Bed Spreads, v
Men's and Ladies' Handkerchiefs wort
50 dozen, worth 5c each, for?.......
. . MEN'S
We are giving the greatest bargains in
the State of South Carolina. Every, sh
vamp, made by the largest shoe factor
Shoe Co. All kinds and the latest styl
Kids and all other kinds of high-grade
We are offering a Courtney full vamp ?
.3.50 Shoes for
3.00 Shoes for
2.00 Shoes for
1.50 to 1.75 Shoes for
LADIES
There are great offers in the Ladies' SI
have the latest styles?Button, Patent
Bal, the best made. Guarantee to fit c
M A/V *11 1 _ 1 ll 1 A . ^
win tase away me Dest pair 01 Bno<
in this sale for
Another lot of high-grade shoes that w
4.00 and 4.50, bat in this sale the;
prietor,
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IODS CO MP AN
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ronage. Polite and Pre
EVERYTHING
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{; * .*<'
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IN JEWELRY
FJNE
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds,
Silverware, Handpainted
*L! A?A Ml I _
soma, vht uiass, lock*
els, Chains, Efc.
Your jDrders promptly attended.
fend your repair work.
It will be examined and
charges made known at once.
Everything guaranteed. : : :
R L IflNFS.
VI v.. vwiiiiw;
JEWELER,
Batesburg, - S. G.
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Witics, Trespassers.
This it tonotify all persons not to
bant or'tMpus.mimymannernpon
Ofurlands^as the law will positively be
r enforced against all persons violating
rthis nofcf^.
; * 'i >v thos. w. gunter,
Sc$& 24-4w. .; Jerome Rish.
Mjjp ^
EiSSET
(LAND.S.C. |
i our desire to ploase. Leave %
oed it. We pay talorost four
gj
L. S. TROTTI, . %
/ President ?jl<
W Hi
jnning Until Oct
lie Wednesday, Oct. 14th
rvais St..
Men and Boys. !
Everything in Dre
ever remain impossible. Be timely; d<
for 5o.
?e.
TUT* ETC. I
69c
$1.89
r, $8.89
$6.89
$4.79
sale for.. $1.29
1 descriptions, tucked and daring
rorth 3.00 and 4.C0, in this sale for $2.29
.50 and 2.00, for -. $1.19
rorth 2.00, in this sale for $1.29
h 10c each, for. 6c
. 2c
SHOES.
Shoes ever known in the History of
ipe we sell is guaranteed and is full
j in the United States?the Courtney
e button?Tan, Patent Leather, Vici
Shoes.
5L? c An oallai. fK?o aalA S3.89
3UUC) 1 Cg Uiai UiV/v o^uwi) uutu uhiv ??.
$2.49
$1.89
. $1.49
$1.29
' SHOES.
ioes we are selling in this sale. We
Leather, Tan, Vici Kid, Bluchers and
?r money refunded,
es in the country, well worth 5.00,
00
|
e will let go cheap; they are worth I
y will go for $2,981
119 Gerv
Y,
*.<3-BIS,
C OLUMBIA, 8. C.
>mpt Attention.
October istf
A DOLLAR
fc#^ is worth* only half as muc
ere 18 a* *east twice in t
^ut temptation out of you
08511 in'
^j[K titizens Bank
^ j I I JJATlSSiJUjKtt,
It's safer there any way
\dWr\/*M^ kox. Start y?ur account
f^^kr^A i have. Make it a rule to <
L BP ' / m ^ c^ec^? ^
gS^V^j^fl left for yourself every tim
HHHUmnB We pay interest on tim
1 TT Y nTTVTTn? T>?Aa
VI V VA1 A M A X W0t
a_j i a. c. jone
wm.m.c
fF^?
per cent, interest is wha? yop receive on
our Savings Department?4 pifceent. that
an effort on your part and helps to incre
can start an account with $1.00.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Certificates of Deposit, 6 or 12 months ai
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Take Your Meals at Ben Da
a A iiiutu z? A.
i laurani nmio m vi
IR SA
,-i ni.i innn
uuer am, 1030
, 1908, at 9 a. e, at aad bei
. Columbia
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Ladies' Jackets and SI
ss Goods.
>D't dela\. Look for the Big Blue Star on the
r
About 200 pairs of good quality Ladies' Shoes tha
79c will carry away a $1.50 pair of Shoes.
MTSfiTR' STTO-RS
Worth 2.00, in this sale for
Worth 1.50, in this sale for
CHILDREN'S SHC
Worth 2.00, in this sale for
Worth 1.25 and 1.50, in this sale for
MEN'S FUENISHIl
We handle the best Shirts made and they art
1.50 Coat Shirt in this sale for
1.00 and 75c Coat Shirts in this sale for :
50c Dress Shirts
Best flannel shirts with collars attached, regular
Regular 50c sellers in this sale for
Underwear, the best made; double breasted; fall
MEN'S WORE SHI
75c Shirt in this sale for
60c Shirt in this sale for
We have a big lot of men's, women's and childre
at
Men's and ladies' Handkerchiefs
Men's working Handkerchiefs, 10c size
HAT DEPARTME
300 dozen of Men's Fine Felt Hats, worth from 3.50
Another money saving in this lot, 1.69 takes awa;
89c takes away a 1.50 hat
150 dozen of men's and boy's caps we are closing
Special Bargains in Ladies' goods and all k
ais St. I Colui
i
IN HAND
h as one in the bank. For " ' -
he temptation to spend it? ' ir
way by depositing your
*
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of Batesburg,
...fin
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than in your safe or cash
today with what you \ " . ;
deposit all your cash and
rou'll find you have moree
you balance your books.
e deposits quarterly.
S, Cashier.
'ARTER, Asst Cashier.
V _ . '
all money deposited in > "
i comes to you without' "
ase the principal. You * &.
i'
l ' i -V*..
I the rate of 5 per cent.
ivhts rarior rcesalumbia.
LLE
low Cost.
i s> c.
kirts. Men's,
red canvas front, only three
;.' V
... {' .
it sell for 2.50; our price fl.69?
).
$i.a#
89c
>es;
|1.29
89c.
&gs.
i made In the latest style.
89c
69c
31c
1.00 Hftllftrs in fchia oalo ao?
.v.~ .. .7! *.31c
y worth 50c, in this sale. .34e
RTS.
54e
34c
n'a Hose we are closing out
6c a pair.
2c
6c
ST. >
to 5.00, in this sale for $2.89
y a 3.00 hat $1.69
89c
out at ;.19c
inds of cloth.
tribia, S. C.
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