The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 20, 1909, Page 8, Image 8
STORE NEWS
I GOOD CLOTHING
I Its true economy to buy GOOD
B CLOTHES and we guarantee our clothes
I to give satisfaction. We improve your
1 appearance and save your pocketbook.
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I Take advantage of our "buying for cash
| policy" and examine the LARGEST and
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MOST-UP-TO-DATE STOCK. Ail tne
new classy models and snappy patterns
popular this season. These garments
from $5.00 to $25.00 embrace what, is
< real style and good taste in CLOTHING.'
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PENCIL AND SCISSORS. I; W' w" Hawe9- E5<i-0
land, was here yestei
r. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and bu9inesstu
u.. ? n: *?i, mi ^n Ml89 Ira Croufe, who hs
There by a Dispatch Man. ing the Palmett0 Collegi
Mr. Sam P. Roof was a visitor to has been engaged to tea<
Columbia 011 Monday. Hill school near Barr, ai
Mr?. D. R.?Haltiwanger was a Co- ber duties Monday,
lumbia visitor on Mouday. Editor G. M. Harmai
Don't forget the County Fair Oct day to join County Trea
; 26, 27 and 28. - in the Fork to-day. Ta:
m, . . mm . , Pay UP promptly now, si
Thirteen cents cotton, lhat sounds * .. ,
of cotton is erood and m<
mighty good to us. fuJ ~
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raw! and chil- . .
, . , . i Communion service
dren spent last week with relative^ in ^
Batesbur ' n ^un"a^at 11 a-mWanted?All
parties having empty Follow us to the Big .
bottles belonging to Kaufman & Win- ee onr a mtiisiss
gard will return them at once, this ^romer & ^?*
week. Kaufman & Wingard. While you are lookins
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shepherd have *ember the date of the
returned from a delightful stay at the Sale, Wednesday morn
home of Mr. John McCartha, on (The middle Fair dav
Black1 Creek. just before the Fair gat<
Miss Ruth Efird of the Collhge for You wl11 hfve tinie to
Women, Columbia, spent the week- a*ter th? Sale.
end with her parents, accompanied Remember, also, tha
by her charming schoolmate, Miss choice lots that we are
Lizette VonSprecken, of Augusta. Ga. regardless of price. T
Many of our people are in Batcsburg sold. See our big ad.
attending the Tri-County Fair. nier vS: Co.
It is reported that many of the wells You'll not find a more c
around Lexington have gone dry dur- ing lot in or around L
ing the last week. you'll find just above r.
J. Waites Thomas, Frank 1\ McCain Institute. These are tl:
and .J. E. Belser, popular attorneys o ??in? FCih * has. \\.
Columbia, were here yesterday on Mr. Samuel B. George
matters of business. The Home National Bar
Meet your friends and sweethearts ergetic Secretary of i
at the Lexington County Fair Oct. 2t>, County Lair, spent Mod
27 and 28, they'll all be there. bia, in the interest <
fair.
WANTED?A few loads of pine and
ak wood at the Dispatch cilice. kpting. or
gres8ive farmers of the 1
Mr. Henry Shull i. the latest to pur- wlls jn tovrn Sat?rdnv
chase an automobile, and his "airli,." ))aiJ for hj(, [iap!>r Ma
is almost tickled to death. He has uever grow less,
bought an International from the
local dealer, Mr. H. M. Wingard. When you buy at an
you, to a certain exteu
It is said that Mrs. 1. L Campbell own price. That's why
ha* gone to Augusta to accept a po- jn that manner. And I
sition with The J. I?. White Co., of so f<>o. Ju?t on
that city. months, and the halai
Better buy that booze right away it' months. That*s the wa
you want a souvinir of the dispensary, to sell these fifty lots.
The supply is almost exhausted. Only q^e famuy of Col. 0
I ?little beer and wine l^ft. leave to-night U> take
Ah, if we just only had some of that ^eir new winter 1 otu
13-ceof cotton how our pockets would City, Fta. The b( at *i?
jingle. Many of our farmers go home iogtoa follow t lem.
bow in a good humor. Subscribe to the Piepa
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Furnishings and Notions
We have them at lGe. Also large
Psvche Rates 25C; and larger Psyche w:
Rates 50c; Sanitary Rates 25cand 50c wj
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Large hair nets 10c; large hair nets, ar
best, 25c
New silk Belting in the new shades,
vrorr? RFtr*
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White Belting, yard 10c at
New bleached dress braid, black and Sj
colors 25c to $7.50 tir
Bugle Beaded Nets 75c to $3.50
Nets with jet setting $3.00
All the new shades in dress trimmings
at the lowest prices 5c, 10c, 25c w<
Rattail Braid, white and colors, 40c, fo
50c and 75c
White and colors 45c, 50c and 75c
Mercerized Soutach 10c
Mercerized Soutach <24 yards > 25c re
Silk Soutach 50c Y2
See our Jet Belts at 50c to $3.50
Elastic Belts still good. Ask for Mim- re
naugh's 10c belt. Also 25c and 50c g
belts
Box Ruching 25c and 50c
Corded Ruching have returned again.
All colors 5c and 10c.
Chiffon and Net Ruching 5c, 10c, 15c ar
Jet Collars 25c to $1.75 ar
Jet Jabots 25c to $1.00 r
In Stocks 25c to $1.50
Net Stocks 25c to $1.00
Newest things in Bows at 25c, 50c,
75c and $1.00 R1
Belt Pins in jet, gilt and silver 25c **
Stprlincr silver 50c I y<
MIIHNA
f New Brook- While attending the County Fair!
clay on legal why not turn your time into money
by attending the Big Auction Sale j
is been attend- Wednesday morning, Oct. 27th, (the
late Institute middle fair day) at nine o'clock. You
ch the Round can come t0 tlie sa^e an(l ^ien we
tid began upon j Fair.
I The county fair opens next Tuesday,
ii left vester- j Be at opening and every day of
surer Wingard j *air*
xpayersshould Piedmont and Old Mill cigarette
ince the price coupons wanted. I will redeem these J
mey is plenti- in cash. Rice B. Harnian.
1 If you are not expecting to come to
at Providence ^ie auction sale, ycu ought to do so,
| for you are going to miss a good 1
. chance of getting a nice lot at your
Auction Sale. .
own price.
iue. Chas. W.
Mrs. W. Q. M. Berley spent Mon
day in Columbia.
? at our ad re- ^rs jj ^ Kaminer were among
Big Auction those wlio went to Columbia Monday.
ing Oct. -<th Don't forget the printers now while
I at f) o clock, the price of cotton is good. Let us {
js are opened, feel good too. Will you?
visit the Fair Rev. C. J. Sox, formerly of this
county but now of Statesville, N. C.,
t we 'have 50 droPPed in t0 sc'? 1,8 011 Saturday and
' i renewed his subscription to The Dis- i
going to sell j 1 i
hey must be j Pa^h.
Chas. W. Cro- j Cotton is high and land is cheap,
j now is the time to buy. .See J. F.
j Mobley, Columbia for bargains. Read
lesirable build- j.js Advertisement in another colum.
exington than 1 _T , . , _f.
~ ? i Jno. 1. Meel/.e, formerly with MimLhe
Collegiate I . ... 4.
: naugn, is now with the Cilobo Dryle
ot> ate | (joods Co., where he will be pleased to j
romei Oc I o. j su.vo jjjs i^xington friends in anything ,
J, president of j in day goods, clothing, etc., at bar- j *
1? -?3 it? I n-uin TiviAPc *
ik, aim me en- |
the Lexington ! Mr. Jno. C. Price, a substantial . "
day in Oolum- 1 citizen of Price ville, was in town
>f the county I Saturday and gave us a pleasant call.
! Dont forget the County Fair October ;
le of the pro- ! "stlK tjr
liltou section, j
and promptly j Band Wanted For County Fair. . ha
> lis shadow j \yx\xTED?a band to furnish music j sit;
for the Lexington County Fair, Oct. ! in1
Auction Sale j 2G, 27, and 2S. Apply quick, stating . m:
t, make your j price in first letter. he
it pays to buy j \\\ Q. M. BKItLEY, President, "e
:he terms are j Lexington, S. C.
e-third in six i
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ice in twelve |
> we are going j Reached the Poll?
Cromer !l Co. J ( 'u rW oi Court Krank \\\ Shealv i* :
I. T. Graham conducting an interesting voting con- :
pojsession of tost in hi* otlice. On his drsk is an ; aft
1 i 1 Orescent election box labeled, "Who reached j pr<
ihes of all Lex- the North Pole, Cook or Peary?" Bo I he
far I)r. Cook has a long l?ad, and the ; str
contes! is creating no little interest. ' hei
itch. *
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MBIA'S LEA
Montrose Suiting
One case of Montrose suiting,'36 inches
ide, for ladies' house dresses, shirt
lists and dressing saciues. There is not
ty better made. 15c quality, yard 10c
Bed Spreads
325 sample Bed Spreads were bought
a bargain. Now if you want any Bed
meads at about half price, now is the
ne to get them, from, 98c to $4.25
Ladies Linen Suits, $2.98
35 Ladies' Linen Suits must be sold;
orth 88, 810, 812 and 815 will be sold
r, each $2.98
Dress Ginghams
One case Dress Ginghams for childn's
school dresses; 12 l-2c quality,
ird 10c
One case Dress Ginghams for childn's
school dresses; 10c quality, yard
l-3c. These are two bargains it will
ty you to buy.
Ladies3 Sweaters
When it comes to Sweaters we have
ly color, style and size you may desire
id at bargain prices, from 75c to $10.
3me and look at this line of Sweaters.
Blankets at Bargain Prices
If you need anything in the line of
lankets see us. We have them at prices
)u will never get again, 50c to $15 pr.
UGH'S
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HORSES
Just Received o
shipment withn
weeks.
In this lot we have
and HORSES, suitable
Gregory
1113-1115 Hampton Avenue
More Street Improvements. At B
Last week we told how Mr. James Magistrate
llawl had improved the looks of Monday for 1
esidewalks in front of his property, exhibiting hi:
tiee then Mrs, Eugenia'He iulrix has j es and, while
d a fine piece of work done on the ' from him, it;
lewalk along side of premises. Sh? ! he is carrviuj
:ends having other improvements : right and left
ide which will tilrther add to the 1
autyof her home. Who will be the 1
xt to make similar improvoinen ts? !
J On Oct. 14
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; A. i>. Steel
St. Joht's Union. j ami Mr-J- At
the Itev. A. I
rUf St. John's Farmers' Union held j
interesting meeting last Safnrday j ^at I'hilio
ernoon. Congressman Lever was pressman, tot
3sent and male a mos: timely and jn Saluda eon
lpful talk. This union is one of tho ?4bost girl," ?
ongest in the county and its m*m- getting back
rship continue* to grow. tr, k
DING STORE SHOES!
SHOES!
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Picture in your mind a
herd of cattle consisting of
8,300 kids and goats, 407
horses and colts, 700 calves
and 488 steers! Then consider
that these are required
Every Day to supply
the leather for each day's
output of "Queen Quality"
Shoes. Prices $3, $3.50, $4
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Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear
Infant's cotton 10c to 25c
Infant's wool 35c to 50c- ?
Children's 25c to $1.00
Ladies' 25c to $1.50
Columbia, S. C.
;-a MARES
>ur third JK
ti three
several well-broken MARES *
for farming and breeding.
f - Conder
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Columbia, S. C , ^
'a 1 u ^ ~ 4. fl. M .i.1
'tvi>Qswui& Aig* meeting" at hjaxe-crotiia.
Thos. L. Harman lett 011 'l^ie j^ev \\- j) Quick will begin a
iatcsburg, where he is ser;es 0f meetings at Saxe-Gotha 011
? line.fhoroughbred hois- , ljext Sunday morning at 11 o'clock,
nothing has been heard ; ,^u, nH?t.tings will continue every
goes without sa> ing that j n|or])^ throughout the week. Public
; ott the blue ribbons ) jnvit(Hi.
Marriap. ~ T. B. Aujtfitry & Ce. i
, at. th. home of the j Whl'n -v0" wa,,t heav>" and fa,,c-v 1
pasenrs, Mr. and Mr.-. I *rocr,es' either at wholesale or retail,
e, Miss Be,iluh steel. ! rememb('r that T'b- Augbtiy * Co.
Keisler were married, ! t?lu"'l"a- in positiou to sapply '
1. Taylor officiatms. v?ur wam' at lowesr l>riec"- CaU or
write tor what van warn -l
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(iibson, The Dispatch J-0" prices.
)k a trip to his old home. ! %
nty on Sunday to see his j r. ,, u Tl %
: ... r>r- Boyd's Sure-Pop Colic Oare
md was a little late in j for at<>ck, and his entire line of reliable
Monday, which cause* vef-eriuaK remedies lor sale at The
la lafe this week. j