The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 20, 1909, Image 1
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THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
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VOL. XXXIX. LEXINGTON, S. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909. bl~
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I A Feast nl
In uuui us
JLt BA1
Tis impossible
Greatest Bargains on ]
Dry Goods.
1,00 yards, 40 inch Sea Island,
the yard 5c
5,000 yards best Apron Ginghams,
the yard 5c
5.000 vards :>6-inch Percale.
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the vard 5c
i fl 1,000 yards best heavy Oating,
SB the vard 8 l-3c
B 1,000 yards 36-inch Fruit
B Bleaching, the yard 8 l-3e
fl . 3,000 yards best Cotton FlanH
nel, the yard 8 l-3c
B 5,000 yards 40-inch Linen
B Lawn, the yard 10c
B . 1,000 yards, Re]\ in all colors?
? B the vard 10c
B 5,000 yards Dress Gingham,
B the yard } 5c
B Best American Prints, the
S yard 5c
B 54-inch Repellant Cloth, yd 48c
fl - 50 cents Panama, while it lasts
B at 25c
B Oh, if you could buy a curtain,
B 3 1-2 yards long and 60 inches
B wide, in ecru and white for only
50 cents, would you doit? We
fl will sell 500 at 50c each. This is
B the greatest 1) r gain oh earth.
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President Barrett Talks of Cot- mand since
ton Kill Threat. j ton."
declaring that, the proposed cm- j
f ailment of output by cotton mills on ?,
account of the high price of cotton is a
"humorous bluff," Charles S. Barrett ; excen,
president of the Farmers' Union, . by tbe p09ta
Monday issued a statement urging ; ton for wj,|c
planters to hold their cotton for a ' unite(i thanl
higher price. j ha9 been ,
4'Farmers having sold enough cot- j fceepS a vici<
ton to meet their most pressing obil- j lhat makes \
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nations are m oeuer pusiuuu iu num ; tQ c|euver nl
for highei prices than at any rime in j t*
- history," said Mr. Barrett, j ? . . '
^ . , .... . to risk dang
Commenting on the probable size of .
, . ? of the viciot
the crop this year, Mr. Barrett said: , .
'*It is probable we will have the j . *
r 1 at the postol
LEXIN'
The fair promises to I
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Ferris Wheel, Merry-G<
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W. Ct M. BERLEY, Pr<
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: Bargains
TES' BIG
to realize withou
Earth. Will you come:
BATES' BIG S
Shoes That Will Wear.
Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Box
Calf, Velotir Calf, and Gun Metal
at one-half what you have been
pavmg??1.00, ?2.00, $2.50,
?3.00, and $3.50 for ?5.00 Shoes.
Ladies' All-Wool Sweaters
Blue, Garnet and Black, will
be sold for 05c
500 Ladies' full dress, full
length Coats, all colors, and the
very best materials, cheap at
?18.50, lined with two-year guaranteed
satin, yours for $0.50.
These are manufacturers' samples
and cannot be matched in value
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eisewnere.
Children's Coats, worth $0.00
>or $1.25. Don't fail to see these.
Ladies' Suits jnst landed, in
green, brown and grey. . The
skirtjs are plaited to the knee and
> the coats are lined with satin.
They are J worth $15.00. Bates
will sell them to you while they
last at $7.50. The factory has
gone out business and we bought
the entire stock.
Don't Forg
BATEIS
.AND STREETS
p in proportion to the dej gj
we have been raising cotI
We desire to r<
J the advertisemen
~ j of Columbia, in
j one of the oldest
ceilent Ruling. ^ in the Carolinas a
3nt ruling has been made j a liberal patronag
,1 authorities at Washing- Lexington count}
:h they are entitled to the niore Lexington
?8 of the mail carriers. It officers ofter ever
'uled that where a mau ducement consist
3us dog about his premises The officers
t dangerous for a carrier j business judgmen
ail, such delivery may be i be sa^e *n ^
nless the carrier is willing . the State Bar
! leave your chang
V_ A. VI VliV j I 4 1V V ?? 1*V>4 j
is brute will have to de- j State hair.
imself in getting his mail | "
j.jce ! Subscribe tor 11
October
>e better this year tli
IIIC Ul Mill auilt
)-Round, Vaudeville I
ee Days oi
leet Your Friends at
esident.
the SE^sc
r STOrI,
t seeing, the Wor
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JUSl 111111K. ct lillllULC, II
TORE. One day as gc
Men's Clothing.
We are showing some very fine
ail-wool Suits made in the best
style, at $4.50, $7.50 to $15.00
Boys' Suits, all kinds, all sizes,
all prices 75c to $3.50
Men's Hats
We claim to have the best in
the city for the money. We want
you to see them. It costs you
nothing, but will pay you without
a doubt. All colors and
shapes, 75c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50.
Ladies' Hats.
We are selling Samuels Bros.'
Hats at $3.50, Paris models.
Pattern "Hats at $3.50 to $5.00.
A fine lot of these Hats in the
latest styles at $1.50 to $5.00
Children's Caps 25c to 45c
Tf waii wanf fft lmtr ?10 00
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worth of Merchandise from
us don't come in a buggy
bring a wagon.
Free to Every Customer
We will give to every customer purchasing
$10.00 worrh of us in the next
10 days a LARGE PARLOR LAMP.
Any color you want, Absolutely Free.
This lamp is 22 inches high and a
beauty. All are welcome. Something
for everybody.
et The Big Sto
SELLS ]
ate Bank. j Court Opens Secom
3fer our readers to The civil court opens
t of the State Bank j second Monday in No
this issue. This is ! docket is very much con
and soundest banks ' term will probably conti
nd has long enjoyed or f?llr weeks. Judge J<
- ...:n
;e from the people or h1"1"1'
r. This bank wants ,
customers and its Toldp]l0210 at P&1I
y courtesy and in- ( Ml. Samuel B. George
ent with sound bank- j secretary of the Lexir
are men of good pa}rj has had a telephon
t, and your money , fajr grounds for the
eir care. Aon will tiou of the public. All
lk and ideal place to experience nodifliculty i
e an liile attendingth distance messages tl
George is to be congratu
thoughtfulness, and if tl
ie Di>patcli now. success it will be no fanll
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26, 27 c
an ever before. Ne-*
ins. Somethii
Shows, Negro Minstr
f Fun and ,
t The County Fair?T
wmmmmmmmm
iderful Values v
t will pay you to come
)od as another.
Hear Me Once For Your Good.
When cotton goes up a little
don't think you have to pay
more for your goods so quick.
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Every merchant about with the
times have contracted for their
supply when cotton was low and
should protect their trade- We
are offering today cotton goods as
cheap as ever.
Comforts and Blankets.
We have at least 1.-2 car load.
We will sell you a large comfort
filled with cotton for $1.00
We offer large double blankets
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iur toe
Large, soft wool, silk bound
Blankets at $1.65
Children's Vests and Drawers
ileece lined, heavy 10c
Ladies' heavy fleeced vests and
pants 23c
Men's best heavy sanitary
fleeced shirts and drawers to
match 39c
25 do/.. Men's Shirts 22c
50 doz Ladies' Stock Collars, i
worth 25c, each will sold for 10c.
25 doz Elastic Belts in all colors
with buckle, worth 2oc at 10c.
The best Corset in the world
today. American Beauty, we will
sell them for 50c to $l.t>o
re Where
IT FOB
i Mondar. Msetzo Hotel Caught
here on the Qn iaSf Thursday about,
vember. The L?m Sox, the popular clerk
gestedandthe Dreher Co., discQvere
nue for three yjeetze Hotel, located just
jhn S. \\ ilson street, was on lire. When
the fire was leaping forth o
i the building in a small area
Grounds. j was quickly given and it w
the hustling I before the "bucket brigade
lglon County i iu bill force. After heroic
e installed at | flames were extinguished,
accommoda- j was >?ved trom a
visitors will j "ren
getting long ! How the fire orioinate.l
1 rough. Mr. I matter <?r conjecture, bur i'
la ted for his that th * wind blow a spai
1? fair is not a , the shimrl.- w!ii<-h ?.?n i
. 0^- jjj . was rainiii; at the time am:
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els, Wild Animal SI
Amusem<
hey'll All be There,
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Fair I
orlo Tnrjqu I
S. C? I
/e are Offering I
100 miles to shop at R
Heaps and Piles of Ginghams fl
Outing, Sea Island. Sheeting. fl
Drills, Cotton Flannel, Suitings, H
Flannels, Bleaching, Percales. B
Shirtings, Homespuns, Ticking, fl
etc. All dress goods today are fl
even cheaper than ever before. fl
All 50c Mohairs and Brilliantine. fl
Panamas and Danish Cloths are fl
cheaper, we offer you your choice fl
at the yard while they last,...2f>c. fl
54 inch Repellant Cloth the fl
yard 45c fl
25 pieces Sousett Silk, 32 inches fl
wide, all colors, the yard 23c fl
10,000 yards, 40-inch wile H
Linen Lawn, worth 25c} will he fl
sold for, the yard 10c fl
50 Girls' school Tamoshaliter B
Caps, cheap at 25call go at... 10c B
10,000 doz Pearl Buttons, the fl
5c kind at, doz 2c H
25,000 papers Sharps best go' I fl
! needles, per paper B
Large J luck Towels, each 5c fl
j 58-inch wide Satin Damask. H
500 Large Bed Spreads, each H
150 72x00 inch Bed Sheets. I
1,000 cakes of Armour's Toilet fl
Soap sold for 10c, all flavors H
UE2SS. I
COLUMBIA, S. C. fl
021 Fir?. ! ^ largely in keeping the fire frcJtt
spreading.
noon Mr. j Mrs. Meetze feels very grateful fcO
: of the E. : all those who helped save her property,
d that the \
across the \ Death of Mr. and Mrs Felix
first seen j BurgeSS.
n the top of< On last Monday a week ago, Mrs.
The alarm , Floretta Burgess t lie beloved wife of
as not long Mr. Felix Burgess, was buried near
was out Samaria. On last Saturday, her hus?
' efforts the band, Mr. Felix Burgess, passed away
and Lex- alK| was buried beside I is wife on
disastrous Sunday afternoon. They leave a
i large family of children, all grown
is only a ; ro mourn their departure.
: is thought : Mr. and Mrs. Burgess were among
rk b -reafch j the best known people of th-? Samara
ignited. It ! section and their death has cast a
I this assist- ; gloom of sadness overall.
arge premiums paid.
Day.
lows. Moving Picture.
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. GEORGE, ?ecre ;arv.