The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 09, 1910, Page 4, Image 4
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!inese suns are sir.
est Spring Style with tt
model skirt The m
worsteds, prunnellas an
gray, blue, green and h
: new spring ideas, and s
jr. guaranteed Suskana Sa
ed offering, and we are
ing will clear the entire
A Regular $25.0(
First Time ;
DRES
All the latest at p
p Wash Goods
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6 of all kinds. Spa
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enumerate. (
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to please the mosl
II; \ buyers. J
K;; ORDS
We prepay mail, express or freij
ped bo any point within a radius o
i The Jas.
1638 to 1646 Main Siree
Everything no
your needs. Now w
p EARLY SPRINC
run from 15c to 50(
WHITE GOODS
P variety. Prices very
CLOTHING?W
range from $2.00 t<
LOW SHOES?
of our shoes goes oui
and Craddock's long
We are preparec
Rllil
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I We are offering
to be given away the y<
2,400 lbs o
The only condition is t
Georgia Chemical Worki
? No one exclude(
nrliot \I7Q Sflllt.h
vy uuu fT v iuvmvm
This idea was g
interest and try one aci
Association offers for tf
prize acre of com with
as a winner and tell hij
cultivated and amount
The Tri-(
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UDLUMBifl, S. C, Mes? (tie M Tap's I
ftffcpinn of Sp^po !
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s! Suite !
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ictly man-tailored in the very latte
new short length coat and new
aterials are widewale diagonal
[d panamas; colors, black, brown
an. The trimmings show all the
;uits are lined throughout with
tin. This is truly a wonder pricconfident
that a few days' selllot.
Come early.
) Value Offered for the
at, the Suit, $9.95
5S GOODS
rices unheard of before
at Very Low Prices.
IN ENS
it
ice will not allow us to
Home and see them.
;ilks
l fastidious and closest
Ml new patterns.
:r by mail.
ght on all purchases of $5.00 or * more shipf
600 miles of Columbia.
L. Tapp Co.,
1 Columbia, S. C
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w points to the new season, the time
e extend you an invitation to visit us
j WEAR?We show everything new
C a yard.
i?This is one of our best departmenl
low. We ask your careful inspecti
e show a line of men's and boys' clo
0 $17.00.
We are selecting only the line that
t of the house with a guarantee. As
wear for ladies and children.
1 for you this spring and ask you to
JTST *8z> 'JBljBLJL
SWANSEA
l-COUK
armers of Edge
Lexington
the following prizes for the best one acre
?ar of 1910.
f High Grade Guano, 1st Prize; 1,1
hat yon use any of the following Fertilize
i, Augusta, Ca; Virginia-Carolina People,
Ashepoo Fertilizer C
3, old and young, rich and poor, white ai
Carolinians grow here in this Southland,
otten up to try to improve our farming ic
re of each, cotton and corn, and win the ]
le best faiin axhibit, (See Catalogue.) Be
this same acre. No cost to get in the rac<
111 the kind of Fertilizer you will use. V
of Fertilizer used, and have three disinte
bounty Fair Assc
resident, W. J. McCARl
Both Saved Gallon?.
Devoe is worth Si or $-3 agailon, put- !
on; how much is another paint worth? \
Depends on how many gallons you've !
got to put-on, to be equal to one of De- ;
Yop.
Mr. J. J. Hal1, Shrfrlekl, Pa, paint- i
ed two bouses one coat, live years ago, !
lead-aiul-oii, took 40 gallons.
Last summer bought io gallons De- i
voe for same houses; had iOgaMonslett. 1
Mr. D. Aveiv, Delhi, A". Y, owns !
two houses exactly anae; jiamreo omj ;
wiih LVvoe; took G gallons. The oilier ;
wish some oth'-r; took 12 gallons.
Whni'd you give for those jf'l paints?
Bear in mind, you've {jot.to nay for the j
painting. The Kaufmann Drag Co. i
, C?I. P. H. Hslson ia Hospital.
I The many Lexington friends of Col.
P. H. Nelson, the distinguished eriin- j
inal lawyer of Columbia, will learn of i
his severe illness with sincere regret, j
Col. Nelson has been in Johns Hopkins
Hospital, in Baltimore, for sever- j
al day9.
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A few minutes delay in treating some
cases of croup, even the length of time
it takes to go for a doctor often proves
dangerous. The safest way is to keep
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house, and at the first indication of
croup give the child a dose. Pleasant
to take and always cures. Sold by All
Druggists.
SHELBY'S SHOWS.
Shelby's famous shows are in town
and will give a performance this afternoon
and another tonight. Let every
body go.
Death cf F. V7. Quattlshaum.
To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Mr. Furman W. Quattlebaum, son
cf Mr. Walter Qnattlebaum, of this
place, died in the Columbia hospital
en Feb. ^3, following an operation for
a serious malady. He was just 20
years old, and leav s a wife and one
child; father and tnree brothers and
six sisters to mourn his death.
He wss an honest hard-working young
man, and hi* sudden taking away was
a shock to his many relatives and
friends. A.
Steadman, S. C.. Mar. 7, 1910.
POST CARDS?A lull line of ali j
all kinds, just received at The Bazaar.
PAsk Gfra
?ABOT
HONS JJVEI
I? or over 80 years it has b<
for Biliousness, Constipatio
Malaria and all diseases o
( Mona
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5 is here. We are ready with o
s and inspect our large showii
r in silk finished cloths in all the
ts. We are very strong in sty!
on. Always delighted to show
thing that cannot be excelled
has the best satisfaction to our
;k for any of these brands: Bro\
give us your patronage.
) Si Ob
I I ? nil? > ? ? ? II?i i? ? ? I in
field, Saluda,
Counties.
of cotton and one acre of corn in ea
500 lbs Second Prize; 1,000
3rs and make an exhibit at the fair ii
Columbia, S. C; Palmetto Fertilize!
o:, Charleston, S. C.
id colored, have the same showing,
by the use of good Fertilizers, and i
i A ii ; iu. r.;?
nerest as wen as improve me ian.
prize. This is in addition to the $
isides vou can enter the contest for b
V
3. Write the Secretary a postal and
'e want each exhibitor to be able
rested parties in your section see the
>ciation, Bates
PHA, Secretary, J.
Proyi&encs Happenaiag3.
To the Editor of The 2^:spat ;b:
The la grippe is prevalent in this section.
Mr. P. H. (Joolr is able to bo out
again.
Miss Grace Fields has been qe.i'a ill
for several cJays.
Messrs. George Fields and Earnest
Wingard have sokl their eatiia at 5c.
per pound.
Miss Euia McCIuve has rr-<nrnrd
from a visit, to her parents at Kirksa-y.
Miss Saiiie Huberts spoilt a few
liuv In*. iH 11. _"i { { nil?] E
S. Roberts, last week.
Conference wiil be held at Providence
on the first Sunday in April.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roberts spentSunday
with tneir sous ar Lexington.
Mrs. George Kester, of Columbia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Seay,
Sr.
Miss Grace Hendrix was the guest
of her cousin, Miss Annie Fields, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hendrix and
children, of Lexington, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Hen -rix's parents.
Messrs. Cline Taylor and Claude
Hook spent Saturday night with
friends in this vicinity.
March 7. Myrtle.
WANTED?Some of our subscribers
to bring fodder, hay or pea vines
on subscription. Call and let us know
what you have to exchange.
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Seeing Machines Cheap.
We offer 10 second-hand sewing
machines at your own price. Some
almost as good as new. We also ban
cle the White Rotary and Vibrator,
the best machine ever made. Don't
buy until you get our prices.
GANTT & SMITH,
Swansea, S. C.
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School Scard ixl Session.
T ie County Board of Education is ;n
session to-day, hearing arguments of
attorneys pru anu eon in i.a. itieiun
of the remov 1 of Union school hou?r
in district No. If). This is a case
where the trustees had began the
erection of a new school house and
were enjoined from 90 doine;. E'ird
& Dreher and T. C. Sturkie represent
the petitioners, .and E. L. As bill, of
Leesville, the trustees.
,nd Ma' ?1
RJEGULATOfi j
sen the standard remedy j
n, Headache, Dyspepsia, p
fthe Stomach and^Liver. g
NOWS* I
wnw^wwr?m?wi hi ii p?twrw^?wwr?
ur new stock to supply
.lg of up-to-date goods.
t leading shades,V prices j
es, showing an endless
you.
in these parts. Prices
' best trade. Every pair
vn's, for men; Godman
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Aiken and |
ich of the above Counties |
lbs Third Prize. 1
1 October at BATESBURG |
r Co., Columbia, S. C., and jg
Everybody get busy, show |
Drogresseve ideas iD farming. |
So don't fail to take an I j
>50.00 cash prize the Fair j
oth the State and County 3
tell him to enter your name gj
to tell how the crop was gj
cotton and corn weighed. ft
burg, S. C. E
III. MALPASS, Treasurer |
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PhysieianG endor?e P. P. P. as a splen-1
did combination, and prescribe it with ?
0reat satisfaction for the cures of ail ft
forms and stages of Primary, Secondary H rU22t
and Tertiary Syphilis, Syphilitic liheti-1 B
inatism, Scrofulous Uiccrs and Sores, H
Glandular Swellings, rjieamatism, Eid-g
cay Complaints, old Chronic Ulcers that ft
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hare resisted all treatment, Catarrh, Skin I
Diseases, Eczema, Chronic Fernale Q 4P/&
Complaints, Mercurial Poison, Tetter,!
gcaldhead, etc., etc.
P. P. P. is a powerfnl tonic and an ^**1
eicellent appitizer, building np the
system rapidly. If you are -weak and
feeble, and feel badly try P. P. P., and
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Your C:
Ip^O YOU KNOW just
I 1 need, and are you ft:
fl J as required and> in
plant can nse it ?
(Suppose you should put t!
box, nail it up and place it in
pect them to thrive and grow :
Hardly!
Well, did it ever occur to y<
badly mixed fertilizers you an
tion up to your crops?oilcrii
shape that they can't get to it'
Fertilizers, to do your crop
the soil waters. These are co:
I the surface during the day an
and repassing the roots of the
contained in the water?and tl
the plant can feed.
Therefore, when you buy
with the idea of furnishing foe
same principle that you shot
stock. It should not only con
Phosphoric Acid and Potash, 1
should be in soluble fen
of the fertilizer should be sue
absorb every particle of it, anc
. factured from materials that i
food at one time, but furnish
j the entire growing season.
This is the fertilizer you s;
in only one way. It is iniposs
' this by the dry-mixing of ran
this at heme with a shovel a:
>. someone who has made it tne
1 ence being in the quantity.
These materials must be gr
' quires machinery costing the
properly. They must then be
complete, you have a compo
i exactly like every other ounce
j part of which would contain t
I little Potash, while another
! opposite?and all of it contain
not available.
\ Remember that the chemic
[ test of its crop growing quali
verize lumps and by the use <
the plant food; your crop c
You can take an axe, brcal
com; your snule can't,
Don't risk a crop failure!
Insure your peace of mind
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Jj F0K1I3 ?N*D STAGES OF ?siranMrmnw
t ,i-t ct^vaa
i jotl vill regain flesh and strength,
ss | "VTaatocf energy and ail diseasap renulting
-?> G from overtaxing theeystom arocu:cd by \
rea h the n;e of P. P. P.
I Ladies whoso systec:0arcpoir.oncdan3
^ d^boce blood is in an impure condition due
g to menstrual irregularities are peculiarly
^ | benefited by the wonderful tonic and
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| blood cleansing properties of P. P. P.,
^ I Prickly Ash, Poke Hoot and Potassium.
8 Sold by all Druggists,
if P. V. LIPPMAN
^ | Proprietor
I Savannah, -.Ca.
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reps 2
what your cottcn and corn
rnishing it in such quantities s
such shape that the
) i
:c food for your stock in a
their trough?would you extat?
:u that when you use lumpy, f
2 putting this same proposiig
them plant food in such
?
s any good, must dissolve in
astantly in motion, rising to
id sinking at night?passing '
plant, which absorb the food
lis is the only way in which
fertilizer, you should do so
>d for your crop and on the
ild purchase food for your
tain the necessary Ammonia,
iut above all else these
n?the mechanical condition
h as to permit the plant to
i the goods should be manuvill
not give up their plant
a steady supply throughout ^
hould have and can j|et?
iible to produce a goods like
r materials, whether you do
*? i a. r
.1(1 a screen or ouy it irom
same way?the only differI
otind to a powder, and it remsands
of dollars to do it
i so manipulated that when
uzid, each ounce of which is
?, and net a mixture, one
:co much Ammonia and too
part would be exactly the ^
pla:-*t food locked up and "
al analysis of a fertilizer is no
ties. The chemist can pulcf
various means search out
t open the box and get the I 1
as well as your crop by using
3lir9S ,
nmoniated
lizers
1
tured by
ilizer Works
GEORGIA
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