The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 24, 1909, Image 1
f THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
|i ? Bepresentatiue Uetespaper. Boners Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Bounties hi he a Blanket.
|ft vftt tttt" LEXINGTON, S. C.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1909. ~~ 4~
| TEN DAYS
, I Gram
\ A* * * 'I
i V .
-I Dry Goods.
1,000 yards, 40-inch Sea Island, the
[ 2 yard 5c
H 5,000 yards beet Apron Ginghams, i
> ? the yard 5c
^ 5,000 yards 36-inch Percale, the
. yard 5c
H 1,000 yerds best htury Ouiiog, the
yard 8 1-3:?
1,000 yards 36-inch Fruit Bleaching,
2 the yard 8 13c
2 3,000 yards best Cotton Flannel, the
H yard 8 l-3c
H 5,000 yards 40-inch Linen Lawn, the
l H yard lOo ]
2 1,000 yards 11?, in all colors, the <
t ^ 2 yard 10c
K fWl varrlU Urpflii thp
, H yard.; 5c
' ^5 Best American Prints, the yard..5c 2
H 54-inch Repellent Cloth, yard 46c \
H 50 cents Panama, while it la?jta,
k-'i1 . 25c
f: H Oh, if yon could buy a curtain 3 1-2
B| yards 1 ong and 60 inches wide, in ecru I
H and white for only 50 cents, would
H you do it? We will sell 500 at 5Cc.
each. This is the greatest bargain on
H earth.
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r I Shoes That Will Wear I
H Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Box Calf, Ve- f
flj lour Oalf and Gun Metal at one-half a
what you have been paying?$1.CO.
jp.00,12.50,13.00, and $3.50 for $5.00 c
* . H Shoes. a
'TIS IMPOSSIB
I Greatest Bargain
I BRING A WAGOI
Corner Main and Rich
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i
Accidental Silling In Aiken. Cotton Oi
x - - Aiken, November 20.?Late this Waahingl
afternoon Pervia Gunter, aged 19 j report aho^
jean, was instantly killed by the ac- round bales
cidental discharge of a shotgun. As growth
young Gunter and another young man compared u
were hauling a load of wood this after- Bound ba
noon, Gunter was thrown from the 123VS58, a
wagon. He had a gun in his hand 1908, sea ial
and as the gun struck the ground it P*red with
was discharged, the full load striking ?
him in the abdomen, ranging upward.
Part of the load struck the face, literal- jQ ^
1, tewing it off. Death waa inata- ment#o(w,
taaeous. He was the son of John C. ?
Gunter and resided seven miles from
Aiken in the Clearwater section. ver^ ^^*3
> seen that tl
i mm plenty of m
TliMik8fiTiar S?mc?s. . J60!?"
banks in U
Tiiere will be Thanksgiving services tban the Lg
in St. Stephen's Lutheran church, to
morrow morning at 11 o'clock. The
N public cordially invited to attend these BfttSS
services. It is needl
m _ to the big
{ Bates in thi
D<&l NotiCO. I known to th
Dr. L. L. Toole will tv* at Chapin | any WOrds c
twice each month. Monday, Tuesday -p..
and Wednesdays after 2nd Sundays, Dispatch, j
some days after 4th Sundays. he always 41
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Paul on Tim
Itificates of E
The Home Nation
LEXINGTON, S. C
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] Old Lexi
S ALE
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, $1.00. $1.25 and
>1.50.
Ladies' Hats.
We are selling Samuels Bros.' Hats
it $3.50, Pari9 models. Pattern Hats
it $3.50 to $5.00. A fine lot of t>he*e
Hats in the latest styles at $1.50 to
?.00.
Children's Caps 25c to 45c.
If you want to buy $10.00 worth of
Merchandise from us, don't come in a
>nggy?bring a wagon.
Wear Me Once For Your
Good.
When cotton goes up a little don't
kink yon have to pay more for 3*our
joodg so quick. Bvery merchant
iDout vfiui vne times nas contracted
or his supply when eotton was low
,nd should protect his trade. We are
ffering today cotton goods as cheap
.s ever.
LE TO REALIZE WI1
s on Earth. "Will you <
BATES' I
* Don'
BATE
iland Streets
aaed To Novembsr 14. 0
on, Nov. 22.?The census com]
rs 8,109,737 bales, counting tie treagl
i half bales, ginned from Thursday i
of 1909 to November 14, ber of ^
rith 9,695,809 for 1908. of Mr yea
lea included thla year are Bat, ^ tQ,
ompared with 173,908 for mento dm
anna, 68,608 for 1909 com66,701
for 1908. the enatal
? tm ? furnished I
Our S&afcft. Power Co.
me will bo found the state- k?*t
veral of the hanks of this ^ a live ?
very one of them makes a Prigin? bus
ping showing. It will be ^ere ^ ***1
ae people generally have P^ce P^ld
oney, as the deposits are *n ^tat
le average. There are no at ^ie
2e state more prosperous homelikem
ixington county banks. 18 no hotel
r ? larger pat
_ ,, men find it
Sells it For Less. Wedn68,
less for us to call attention Summit. .
advertisement of W. D. met us lien
s issue. Bates is too well Hartley is
ie Lexington trade to need ancj js one
>f commendation from The dealers in t
lltu efn/il? iu rmrtmlatik qiirl ni 1.. p. i~
ix*c? citv'va iv uiavi OliCalV IV V
sells it for less." also enjoyii
...?.__...We spen t
Gilbert.
n mo
I busy until i
en joved.an
liotel, wiiic
more and n
j Thursday
| bright and
Hollow ere
* hour just
bountiful d:
of the best
ty, and we
j home. Col
/ afllar vflfln
Itor Dent sp
of Mr. Eno(
were most:
i the editor a
Miller, ciro>
Shirey'a. 1
been
GIVING SALE
STARTS 1
FOE ALL
To every customer
spending $10.00 or
more with us we will
give absolutely free a
large rug, 72x30 in.,
or a dinner set plate.
If you want to buy
$10.00 worth from me
bring a wagon.
Remember we sell
as advertised, don't
'fail ifrt onm a onma. I
|W yVUIV) IJVXU.V I
thing for everybody. |
'HOUT SEEING 'ERE W0NDE1
aome? Just think a minute, it t
JIG STORE. One day as good a
t Forget the Big Store W'
s srexjus
72l9 Sounds. t^ie latohstring on the outs
is no more hospitable and 1
nenoed our third week with in tte count thftn Kr_
.rer ? Leeev.Ue on lest gbj ^ hj8 e8timable ft
aorning. The fewest aunt- Fri(jay motnint we we]
>ayen met ne here this year handa with the ^ dUat
r within oar recollection, in the section of Mr. E<
*n made ?** improve- gt0Wi where we me
lag the last year. Chief ^ 0{ taxpayers, and this
se improvements has been no exception to the rule,
ilment of electric lights,, .finished here we drove to
by the Brodie Light and Keisier'a where we were s
Leeeviiie is one of the ^ eieelient dinner, and
31 towns in the county and Bet th8 Dsua, rmnt
iet of enersretic and enter- flK. ! _1 .a.. J
/. . ; " .*! |?/rre. xtua compierea <
.mess men. Cotton is sold : the Hollow creek section,
ge lots the J ear around, the 0n Dert Saturday the edi
being as high as any market at New Brookland, where I
e. TVhiie here we stopped meet a large number of d
ard Hotel, noted for its piea.'e bear tliis in mind,
sss and hospitaiity. There . We wish to thank the g
in the country that has a of the county on behal( 0,
ronage, and the traveling urer and his assistant for
, a v< ritable haven of rest. kindnesses shown all the w
lay moiling found us at anJ assure that it
As usual, but few taxpayers iingor M Me o{ yle moe
e. Our young friend Frf d trip3 in 00r history.
eoi ducting a good business _
of the largest naval stores j M .. .
TVTrtaot?,a 1? M I TllO C&rOlllISl IT&tlOlli
,111 V v/*. nit/. i'i*. a. M.H. v. j
?o., general merchants, are j The old reliable Carolina
ncr a good trade here. | Bank of Columbia, as solid
Wednesday afternoon at of Gibralter, and managed I
\ goodly number of tax- ful business men, makes a
t us here, and we were showing in its published
[ate in the afternoon. We found elsewhere. This bar
elegant dinner at Barre's j a successful career since its
i by the way, is btoraintf i lion, and receives a large
love poj ular every day. ' from this c ounty.
r morning we left home j
early for Crout's store, on j Xlis Lyric.
ek, arrivi; g at the n< 011 i M. T . .
' ** , 1 ine Lvne theatre is eve
in time to partak * or a _ * .
i to the tun-caring public of
inner. Mrs. Cront is one ... _
. 1 with a line line oi attraol
house keepers 111 the ooun- j
\ . . . each week it grows more
alwavs enjoy being at her
, . popular witii the people. 3
lections here were up to h , 1
, i?/3. j the Lyric was established it
j.i>c liv'usuici aiiu auur i
e?t the night at the home | * ,fav0"ue w,itl tll08e who a
it Swygert, where ttiet I all>-fond of polite vaudevil:
rovallv entertained, while ] 8UCCP88 lt 1:84 attained far e
rnd his office devil, Lester ! expectations of those in cha
,e out to Mr. George 0. j ?',eraU""- ^ L^'p
For man} years this has he c.ty and > ou'l be sure ,t
opping place and wo found money 8 *orth."
HHSHHHKi
FOR THE F
oining Cou
?ODAY
Clothing.
We are showing some very fine allwool
Suits, made in the very best
style, at $4 50, $7.50 to $15.00.
Boys' Suits, all kinds, all sizes, all
prices 75c to $3.50.
HEAPS AND PILES OF GINGHAMS.
Outing, Sra Island, Sheeting, Drills,
Cotton Flannel, Suitings, Flannels,
Bleaching Percales, Shirtings, Homespuns,
Ticking, etc. All dress goods
today are even cheaper than'ever before.
All 50c Mohairs and Brilliantine.
Panamas and Danish Cloths arj
cheaper. We offer yon your eh oice at,
the yard, while they last 25c.
54-inch Repellant Cloth, the yd. .45c
25 pieces Sousett Silk, 32 inches
Wide, all colors, the yard 23c
10,000 yards, 40 inches wide, Linen
Lawn, worth 25c. Will be sold for,
the yard 10c
50 Girls' School Tamoshanter Caps,
cheap at 25c., all go at .10c.
10,000 dozen Pearl Buttons, the 5c.
kind, at, dozen 2c.
25,000 papers, Sharp's Best Gold
Needles, per paper lc
Large Huck Towels, each 5c
58 inches wide, Satin Damask, the
yard 25c
500 Large Bed Spreads, each 97c
150 72x90 inch Bed Sheets, each 39c
1,000 cakes of Armour's Toilet Soap,
sold for 10c., all flavors, each 3c
*FUL VALUES WE AR!
will pay you to come 100
s another
here BI
IT FOI
ide. There CoUTtcindly
peo- , common pleas court h
George C. j engaged all the week in the
unily. j case 0f Guignard an
re shaking j \]ex Clappman and
uns arouni J 3Qjt involves about tw
1H. Addy's J acrefi 0? land in the suburbs o
>efc a num- i Tbe plaintiff is repress
year was , ^jeg9rg jjflrd & Dreher, the
M op I ant by E* L* of LeeaT
. * . * ! James Verner of Columbia ai
erve wit being hotly contest
>.w ere we ca g0 conciQ(je<i today
?ex o tax- court will likely take a ree<
our trip in Pfjday.
tor will be
he hopes to I Palmetto National B
elinquonts. In this issue we point to t!
ment of the Palmetto Nation
ood people of Columbia. This is one of tl
the treas- ??t and most reliable banks
the many country and their large nu
ay around, J Lexington patrons will rea
will ever | statement with interest and ]
it pleasant |
P. K. Frick.
We wish to direct attention
.1 ,
,i i advertisement of tlie enterpri?
a National j of P. M. Prick, of Chapin.
ay the rock ,! store you can find anything in
by success- I ?f merchandise and at prices 1
verv fine I astonish you. Mr. Prick has,
statement work and strict attention to i:
lk has had | built up an extensive trade,
organiza- j known far and near for his fa
patronage j mg. By reference to bis a<
; menr it will be seen that lie
? everything. Give him a s
i - ?
! your business.
j
Columbia j The Hotel Caldwell
lions, and \\"e wish to remind the pe
and more | Lexington county and the ti
fiver since | public that there is no better.j
; has teen - stop while in Columbia. Piiu
ire especi- j with excellent service; good
1c, and the ! a:ul nice, clean beds. You v
xceedsthe ! Howell, the proprietor,
trge of its : cordial gentleman,
while in I
o gory cur i uourt win las: two or three
I longer.
nties I
Specials. I
oOO ladies' fall dress, fall length |9j
Coats, all colors, and the very best Sj
materials, cheap at $18.50, lined with |E|
two-year guaranteed satin, yours for gH
$6.50. These are manufacturers'sam- nj
pies and cannot be matched in yalne fig
elsewhere. ||B
Children's Coats, worth $5.00 for
$2.00. Don't fail to see these. raj
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS 1
We have at least one-half car load. SB
We will sell you a large comfort filled SB
with cotton for $1.00 IB
We offer large Double Blankets MB
for 48c Hg
Large, soft wool, silk bound Blankets
at $1.6.5 IE
Children's Vests and Drawers fleect - K
lined, heavy 10c Bq
Ladies' heavy fleeced Vc.^ts and H
Pants 23c 88|
Men's best, heayy, sanitary, fleeced M
Shirts and Drawers to match 39c H
25 dozen Men's Shirts i:2c 9
50 aozen Ladies' stock Collars
worth 25c each, will be gold for 10c B
25 dozen Elastic Beltu, in all colors, B
with buckle, worth 25c, at 10c B
The best Corset in the world today, B
American Beauty. We will sell them B
for 50c to $1.00 B
E OFFERING 1
miles to shop at I
tING A WAGON I
LESS I
Columbia, S. C. I
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Co&grtssm&n DoArmond Bios
ias been ^
^ of Hero's Death.
d others Kansas City, Nov. 23.?In a rain efothers,
fort, to save the life of his little grand
. r> T\ _ J A TV _ A __
enty-one son, uongreasman uana a.
f Brook- mond of the Sixth Miteicri di-triet,
mted by perished in a fire that destroyed his
defend- home in Butler, Mo., early today,
lile and His aot of heroism became known
Qd every late this afternoon when Lis body was
ed. The j found, his ana* locked around the
and the j blackened and burned body of the lituntil
| tie sou. He had caught up the 6-yearj
old lad, David A. (Waddie) DeArj
mond, Jr., and rushed with him
. ! through the flames that filled bi3 room,
j He fell with his unconscious burden
10 state- aild sank through the floor to
lal Bank death#
he sound- What makes the tragedy unusually
in the . pathetic is the fact that the boy was
mber of j grandfather's idol. The two were
d their : ins?parable and often slept together-.,
pleasure, j Last night the boy went to his grand;
father's house as usual and after a
j happy evening th) two retired.
, ' The next the family heard of them
to the i , . . , , , . ^
i n":t fO" rAdar u/non rrAin honmn
,1U*^ , * the smoke and liames that enveloped
At this i
! tlie house, the boy screamed:
the wttv i s
J ''Oh, grandpa, get me out of here
l^\Wrd ' cl,r'c^* *'m burning to death.1'
^ ; "Yes, son; don't be afraid. Cirandmsiuess.
; ,,, k ^ . ,, ,
pa I! take vou out,'' was tne reph*.
life ^ ' *
. * j Then both went down to their death.
i The others of the family sleeping in
1\ ertise- .
} the house at the time of the fire, Mrs _
carries , Armond. her daughter, Mrs. Clark,
ar0 ? | and a maid, Nettie Boles, escaped,
f
- -
! Hianaxigli's.
opie of {
raveling j L- Mimnaugh & Co., Columbia's
dace to i leading department >-tore, is conduet0
meals ! in& a sale just no .v and the store
1 rooms I crowded. Now is voi r opportunity
111 find to buy ladle's suit?, skirts, millinery,
a most I dress goods, etc. Reductions have been
! made in ever}* d^paitmeit, and you
should not fail to ti ke advantage of
weeks the bis values offers 1 during this
special sale.