The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 23, 1910, Image 8
SPRING
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I We extend to you a corai;
All over this big st
blossoms in all their m
In this Easter displaywill
find everything jui
A Display of Millinery
All voicing a fashion or note in th
(authoritative dictates of New York's a
ors. You must see these wonderfully
White Goods Sale
In Linen Sheeting we offer you the
(90-inch all Pure Linen, yard 89c.
Union Linen Sheeting, 90 inches
wide, offered for, yard, 49c.
Plain Luna Lawn; looks, lasts, laun- *
ders like real lawn; 36-inch goods, the
yard, 25c; 27-inch goods, yard 15c.
(Checked Flaxon Lawn, 36-inches
wide, yard, 25c.
Imperial Long Cloth is softly finished
and the very best made. There are
five grades and we name special prices
of, the bolt, $2.25, $1.85, $1.65,
$1.40, $1.10.
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PENCIL A2TZ> SCISSORS* Mi88 Alma ti
?w*??w*ww and attractive operat
zen's Telephone Co.,
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and end in Columbia.
There by.e Dispatch Man. fnSpcte are favor
?^? Dr. E. P. Derrick h
^ Go to Henry Drag Store, Ohapin, ^y'tbVfrran^mrat (
43. C., to have your eyes tested for tractive prescription <
glasses. Examination free. We addition of lattice wc
also handle a fnll line of drugs, The weather pro!
patent medicines, jewelry, paints, winter has bid us adi<
. 3 enough summer is ne
' | Rev. S. A. Smith, :
????? Southern Baptist Tne
ry, preached in the
Buy your egg dye at The Bazaar. here on Sunday nigh
Get your garden seed at The Bazaar j>r. an(j yjra. Shaw
if you want to obtain the best results. jir. James Graham
Small grain is said to be looking j came over in Dr. S
well in most sections of the county. j automobile on Sunda
Mr. W. D. Monts, of Hilton, one of ! ^re the gueets of M:
our promptest paying subscribers and Haltiwanger.
a mighty clever man, was here on It is said that we
Monday and gave us a pleasant call. pealforth their joyous
The Rev. W. H. Hiller, of Colum- iu*t0? next Sunday,
bia, former pastor of St. Stephen's We regret to learn
Lutheran church, was in town on Moii- j our stood friend. Mr.
day. [ on Hollow creek, and
Mrs. Samuel J. Lsaphart spent Mon- r9Pid recovery,
day in Columbia. j Miss Sallie Kamini
Mrs. Ella Edwards, of New York, is j daughter of Mr. W. 1
' on a visit to her father, Mr. C. S. | ^unieu irom a pieas
-Bradford. 1 Hmie Haruian.
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* ? Ask Grand Ma'
?ABOUT?
SIMMONS LIVER REGUU
Tor over 80 years it has been the standard
for Biliousness, Constipation, Headache, I)
r. Malaria and all diseases of the Stomach a
/r j'
SHE .ENOWS
T Select Fertilizers Wis
- So many kinds of Fertilizers flood the markel
manufacturers make such astounding claims for
duct that often times one is puzzled what to buy.
PALMETTO STATE BRANDS
are compositions of high grade blood, tankage ar
-t fish guano. All tests show that they are above tb
tee, Practical use has placed them in the lead,
metto brands this year.
L(t ns send you all information wanted and a
ealen kr for 1910.
THE PALMETTO FERTILIZER
Factory and Office: Columbia, S. C.
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al invitation to an informal exhi
ore Spring Merchandise gai
yriads of brilliant colors,
we have striven for two rei
st as represented.
Noted for Artistic Designs:
orough harmony with the latest and most
nd Paris' most eminent designers and creatbeautiful
hats to appreciate them.
Prettiest Silks for Spring
You must see our line of Sedo Silks.
This quality of goods is 27 inches wide
and will make an excellent Easter
frock, while at the same time it is serviceable.
The price is only, yard 75c.
In 36-inchJTaffetta, in soft finish foulard
patterns, we have the best value
in the city. This piece of goods is the
latest creation for Spring frocks. The
quality of this goods is the best; the
price only, yard, $1.39.
We have many other values in Silk
offerings. j
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le very efficient Fifty (50) laborers wanted at once
;or of the Oiti- at the Lexington Quarry.
spent the week ^ jQa(jg w00(j on subscription
,, . , will be gladly accepted at the Dispatch
able lor a good offlee B ^
Old newspapers for sale at The
lm added "much Dispatch office at 10c hundred.
Dfa neat^and ?It- , ?f pt. J. Feaster Lyles was here yescounter
and the terday on matters of business.
>rk. Col. J. Brooks Wingard was a busiits
predict that ness visitor to Columbia yesterday,
eu, and that sure Easter cards in great variety at the
ar at hand. Bazaar.
epresenting the Egg dyes in all colors at the Bazaar,
ological Semina- WANTED?Two pigs or shoats
Baptist church (males), weighing 25 or 30 pounds.
t-. Annlv M.r, this ' *'
" rrv ?
, Miss Shaw and Sheriff P. H. Corley has been suffer- j
, of Columbia, jng greatly' with his injured hand dur- j
haw's haudsome Uie jast few day9.
y afternoon aiK ejeventjj district convention of
r. ana i?rs. u. n. 0dd Fellows will meet with Peliccn
Lodge No. 75, Lexington, on April 22.
deling bells will An interesting programme is being ari
sound in Lex- ranged for the occasion.
Supervisor Langford was in town
of the illness of yesterday and stated that he will give
George SMrey, people of the Fork as good a road
I hope for him a as there is in the State bciure the end
of tne summer.
?r, the beautiful This is fine weather for gardening,
J. Rammer, has and 'phe Bazaar has a line s ock of
iant visit 10 Miss the best garden seed.
Old newspapers 10c hundred at The
Dispati h office.
Deputy Sheriff Miller is in the Fork
this week serving tax executions.
MWM Yes, that's the place. Go to Hall's
Jewelry Snop win n your sewing magi
chine, gun or anything in the jewelry
I line needs repairs.
I Lewie Hall, Lexington, S. C.
1 I UK Farmers are planting corn now and
- id is said in a i me aorenge win ue
S largely increased.
I rpniedv I r^,ie county rnedical society will
l reaieuy j10j(j ;j.s re^uiar meeting on tile first
dyspepsia, I Monday in April.
nd Liver. WANTED?Second hand bags and
B burlap: any kind; any quantity; anyg
wm re. RICHMOND DAG CO MP A- <
B NT, Richmond, Ya. 25 J
I Piedmont and Old Mill cigarette fc
' 1 coupons wanted. I will redeem these i
in cash. Rice B. Harman. t
p0ST CARDS?A full line of all '
all kinds, just received at The Bazaar. *
0|y | Sho9s to Last a Lifetime
* [ Say, Mr. Shoedealer, would you J;
t, and all rather have your customers speak of !
, your shoes as wearing well, as not rim- 0
tlieir pio- ning down at tl e heel, as turning water,
and taking a shine; or wag their
heads and say nothing? a
We'd rather have ours, at long in- i
tervals, say: ''We want some more J
1(1 roieigll paint, and we want Devoe." Wo j
10 o-uarau- know it isn't in human nature to paint s
, J very often; don't want 'em to. All
Irv ill1- | j wo want is to paint what they have (
i to paint, whenever they paint it; the!
j ,7 , | longer the time, the surer they are to
ocautll 111 jj corne-hack. There's business enough v
S in the world; there are houses enough v
J to paint; let 'em rake their time.
S It wo were a shoemaker, we'd make J
UUag ! shoes to last half a lifetime, and shoe a
| the whole town, v
| The Kaufniami Drug Company.
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it imidnfttiinrmiir i rnir r > 11 m hiwwm rimr rfiir>iMWWM?aBWWin?
< r* * m /% * ? ? a
ibition or beautiful merchandi
bhered from home and fore
In fact, Mimnaugh's was r
suits: Complete variety a
A Variety of Ready-to-We
New S
From n hmicip rlrpsc tn tlinsp Hayylincr rrp
~ ~ WW fc,
There is a wide range of prices, too. We b<
Sale of Easter Linens
You will find these goods to be just
what you need to spread your table
- Easter. See for yourself.
72^nch Irish Linen Damask (napkins
to match); Damask, yard, $1.50,
Napkins, dozen $4.00.
Mercerized Damask, extra good
quality, offered for, yard 50c.
Hemmed Napkins, good quality, size
18x18; the dozen 98c.
Skirts for Every Woman
In our offering of newest Skirts for
spring, every woman's fancy is met.
We Are Starting O
of Fin<
; ; loaded a :
FARfWi y
It is time to haul fertilizers and put oui
wagon and none better than the Mitchell. 01<
the wajon business.
3113-1115 Hampton Avenue
OUE GUARANTEE
Passion Services. !
Passion services are being held in I* Ss 27 0 JjOU
St. Stephen's church every evening
his week, beginning at S o'clock. On to whether
Jundav morning there were a number Dcrmozone
>f confirmations and one admittance . |||
o the cliurch by letter. On next wn.I grow iiair J||
kmday morning the regular Easter a * uC'-v;
erviccs will be held and the admin- . r?he Eoitor gig
teriug of the communion. On Sun- ot this paper is
day evening there will be exercises a walking tesppro;
riato to the season by the mem- 1 ?11 i ?l ' ni
>ers ot the Sunday school. Every- well as others
>o:ly is cordially invited to attend all r?? numerous
* ?- ?r..to mention, to
1 LUL'JU rci > njcn.
-????-* the eliicacy of &$L
If You Are A Trifle Sensitive Dermozone ||
bout t.lu! size of your shoes, it's some satis- f0 fr?0,v 011 IwB
a<ti n to know tnat many people can wvnr l"*1 l"
hoes a size smaller by sprinkling Allen's a ball liead.
eot-Ease into thein. jlist the thing for l'atnt
Leathei shoes, and for breaking in >ew I)r. Harding has
hoes, sold Everywhere, v.?e. jn y j j., f. 0f ;l Toilet
. . ,
.. . . _ , ___ , tains tio acius or
'haing&ng' Doing Good Work. which to wash rho
The County chainyang is now at occasionally while
fork 011 the Augusta road, m-ution of A cake of litis soap
rhich was made in these columns last each bottle of Dcrn
reek, and the people are exceedingly Dermozone is tor
;lad. From every where inq liries are Druggist,
oniing in regard to this piece of road, TAYLOR DRUG C
nd there will he gen era J rejoicing 15o0 Main Street,
vhen the announcement of its comiletion
is made.
PEN'NG I
qp fnr Snrinrr cmrl Rcief^r 1
v i. vy i jy jl uiiu jljujivi w
ign lands blooms and I
lever more interesting. I
nd lowest prices. You I
ars Embracining Every I
tyle I '
ations of Flowing Evening Dresses. I
Dught to suit every purse. I
These garments are made in the over I
skirt and|,tunic effects, fit and hang I
perfectly. Our line of Voile Skirts is |
especially desirable. The prices are 1 >
$6, $8, $10 and $12.50. I
Extra Large Size Petticoats. These |
are made of Taffetta?the kind that ?
will not split. Price only $6.49. 1
Queen Quality Shoes
Your Easter gown will become you
best if you wear a pair of "Queen
Quality" Oxfords. This brand of shoes
has been the standard since it was
placed on the market The new styles
will please the women who is careful
in foot dress. Prices range from
$2.50 to $4.00.
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^lumbia. S. C. j 1^
ver With a New Lot j
e muies j
[vertisement last week of sixty- jfl
Horses and Mules at $20.00 to i
r head off brouo-ht a o;cod run
O &
ss and practically cleaned out
Is and ends. We have just unfine
bunch of extra good Mules.
iA/AGOMS J
fc tlie compost, no better time to buy your ^
1 Hickory and Hackney. These are leaders in
Columbia, S. C 1
MEANS SOMETHING. J
QM5!i"! Sterling Seeds k
Sterling silver, cut glass, fine J
- _ * J|mB > china, clocks. A fine stock M
!'" jBC^ %.wm I ways on band for you to
' select from. * I
421 JPSi Keep us in mmd when want- T
ing anything in Jewelry or J
^gg. Good watch work and best J
eye glasses. y 'J
a<Meu an auxiu.n.>, t Tf >j. , r m
Snap, which c n- j } ou can t come, send fc?
aaimal fat?. with j 0ur catalogue or telephone your J
s *a.p he tore ana " *
using Derm ozone. | order to US. M
O., Headquarters, j JltiVl ELKJtS. fl
, Columbia, S. C. [ 1424 Hain St., Columbia, S. G ^