The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 20, 1910, Image 8
This is Shoppy
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I Our Suit Department Is i
Full of Values
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Now is the time to buy the clothes
you will wear this year. A visit to our '
Suit Department will convince you that
it is expensive worry to bother with J
dressmakers when everything you want
can be had here so much better and so J
| much cheaper.
1 From the ordinary house dress to the
1 dazzling afternoon and evening dresses 1
?trr\n frw "if'c morplv n ?
IwtJ uan picasc juu, jiv ^ ~
matter of coming to Mimnaugh's to get
what you want at the right price." * j
Still a Big Line of Millinery <
Though millinery buying has been
taking away many beautiful hats from
this store, our workrooms have been
busy, and at this near midseason we
offer you a selection larger, no doubt,
than most stores have at their "openings."
But we advise you to delay no longer.
The hats are going fast?they are such ,!
creations as to compel purchasing. Visit
our millinery department and select your i
hat. t
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ORDER BY MAIL
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FENCIL AND SCZSSOBS. Misses Lucille and Car
f&JNWUj ^91^ reiatiye8 and frfe
, lotte, N. 0.
Wayside Notes Gathered Here and Mrs.j.A. dews, of s
There by a Dispatch Man.
, . x. Mrs. C. M. Efird.
J5 ? l?nS The friends of Miss Man
go over until next week. _an(J they are legioDi fo:
5 or 6 doses "666" will euro any is her friend?will regre
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c. her illness. She has beer
There will be Communion services ker home for the past ^
at Providence Lutheran church next presence in the school r<
Sunday at 11 a. m. & TT1 n 19 the ',nce
J that she will soon be re;
You should always see our line of accustomed health.
canned goods and everything good to Henl7 Werts a negr0i g
eat in the grocery line. Me have t ie ( <"ore Magistrate Harraan \
sweet pitted cherries, something real , m avpe%raxlce aI th3 j
fine. H. N. Kaminer & Co. court upon tiie charge of
A large number of our citizens at- ; battery with intent to kill
tended the fuueral and burial of Mr. j ^ y0U want to see a lin
Henry W. kleckley yesteraay morn- I thill^new in dry goods, g
i Kaminer & Co's. The n
^ Mrs. Dr. Holly is on a visit to her j Gf the looms this season
si9ter, Mrs. Frank W. Sliealy. j and they are real cheap.
Col; G. T Graham came up from It is said that mad d
his winter homo m Florida on Satur- . . the vieinitv f
day and is spending several days here ?
on legal business. Trie genial colonel ? h
is enjoying the be-t of health, and is *
very much pleased with the Land of Ur- k. Frank Roberts
Flowers. t9e meeting of jhe State
For groceries of every kind?the fit/ir ai\r*6
best 011 the market, aud vegetables of ?* ... P?^a
ail kinds in season tresh. always go to Ke 111 be absent uutl1 Fl
H. M. Wingard's nooular grocerv. Depot Agent Rowed is
Attend your club meetidg on next {"*the Lew residence nex
Satnrdav, and tell your neighbor , <
about it.' We have a iew line c
After a most delightful visit to her ^rWTTndlef and's
aunt, Mrs L. I Kaminer proprietress our stylo*s and Uarn 0Ul. ,
T.wlluimsa^.'iUiiTSt" ^ . H.N.Kan
dred, have returned to their tome in The family of Mr. Jo
Atlanta, Ga. naugh, of Columbia, ha
Fresh shipment of^cakes and crack
era jnat arnvea hi x?? ^,,n, ?8u,h( oilc 0. mr mimi.a
, . ... , _ ,, , . ing daughters, lias b' on i
Mesiames o. W. and T E. Coney, several weeks and it is he
of this place, were uie guests of Mrv. mountjir. air will toon re
L. T. Kaminer at the City Hotel, m health.
Columbia, last week. _ Wanted?Fodder, peav
For Georgia Ribbon Cane Syrup oCc ]*n exchange for sabsorii
a gallon, and C. O. Syrup at 80c t le Dispatch. Apply at this
gallon, go to H. N. Kaminer & Co. Tomato plants, 25c the
Contractor John W. Frve has begun Kaufmann Dm- Co
to tear down rhe Ballentine building '
on Main street, preparatory to erect- f ,
ing tho two-story brick building for nlJ? 1 bcru 1 13 1
Alfred J. Fox. , r^0 .T o
The cold wave of the last few days ! . .: V". s?n,'l? ^
is playing havoc with ga.dens and j
young truck. ^ ^ ! all mannerof light haulim
Misses Mae Boozer and Ernestine j Apply to RICE B. HAR5
Barre, of the College for Women, ton, S. C.
Colombia, spent the week-end at w ;<)
Mrs. Sarah R. Shuler of Batesbarg hope for hima rapid i-e?
" - u.,rJ o t.t.ru r?! ! vp jniiiSfc r r 11,11
IS L'l" U^ iUi'iiui o> - 0
ot Mrs. C. M. Erird. 5 or (I doses "660" v
case of Chills and Fever.
_ , ? ou /->' You will always find
Go to Henry Drag Store, Caapin, bread at The Bazaar.
S. C., to have your eyes tested for
gla-sss. Examination free. We fl,| ^3^
also handle a full line of drugs, ber family and friends,
patent medicines, jewelry, paints, Mr< E. Derrick has
etc. address from Gaston Roui
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Stylish and Serviceable Silks
You must see our line of Sedo Silks.
This quality of goods is 27 inches wide
and will make an excellent dress, while
at the same time it is serviceable. The
price is only, yard, 75c.
We are selling 24-inch Foulards that
most stores would charge you 70 cents
for, for only, yard 59c.
Rajah Silk, 27 inches wide and the regular
$1.00 quality, is offered for only,
yard, 89c.
In 36-inch Taffetta, in soft-finish foulard
patterns. This piece of goods is the
latest creation for Spring frocks. The
quality of this goods is the best; the price
anly, yard, $1.39.
Summer Wash Skirts.
in Tt f\tt
inese are an new, jusl uauic iu, anu juu
will find your size here.
White Linene Skirts at ?1.00 to $2.50.
Brown Linen Skirts, excellent quality,
?4.98.
White Linen Skirts, wide range of styles
md qualities, every one the best at the price
isked, ?2.50 to ?7.50.
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Efird are *n ^is *8Sne we ca^ attention to the
n^s in Phar- advertisement of Mr. E. A. Fellprs,
nas in tuar ?the Harnesg Man>v Mr. Fellers is a
elever gentleman to deal with, and
Spartanburg, ^is work is of the best. Be sure to
iy and will gee him before you buy. He always
her sister, takes a pride in serving his Lexington
friends. Remember his place is 933
7 C. Wingard Gervais street Columbia.
r everybody LOST?One bay mare about 10 or 12
>t to learn of year an(j blind, in right eye. Any- !
1 confined to body that takes up the mare will
veek and her please notify L. Hampton Williams at
rom is great- Swansea, S. C.
stored to her , WANTED?Second hand bags and
burlap: anvktnd; anv quantity;. any1
t> ?t/-<t tt a/r/A-\TTA utn. <A/A"VfT>A_ '
, , , wnere. xvx\^n;.ri.v.t*xj xj.-i.vt w;ui ?- ,
;ave bond be- jjy Richmond, Va. 25 i
?esterday for m
casesaa7tmand & Large Refrigerator.
Mr. W. H. Bickley has just installed j
e of every- a mammouth re'rigeratcr in his ma?- j
e?wCreations ! kefc of the famous ^Cr&y ake. It'
are beauties I *s one ^est arranged we have j
j ever seen, perfectly sanitary, and will j
> have been preserve meat indefinitely. Mr. j
Pel ion, and Bickley announces that he will keep |
been going meat for his customers every day in
the year.
is attending J
Medical Solegate
from Sheiks Into Your ShOC;S
licalSociety. Allan's Foot-Eas*. n Powder. It euros p.iinridav.
I'ul, swollen, sniarim;, nervous feet and iu-ta
tly takos the stint: out of c .res and
now occupy- bunions and and nnikf-s walking e asy, 'jry
:t to the de- litu-day. Sold everywhere, ?">;:ts.
>f sho33 for Willians-Henfiris.
Wnnpr* Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Milton Williams
prices before 'MKings Mountain, N. C., have issued
li'ier fr Co invitations to the marriage of tneir
daughter. Lillian Starr, to Dr. Harry
f L Mathew Hendrix, the marriage to
ve taken up fate place in the Methodist church at
summer m jyingH Mountain on Wednesday evenEthel
Mim- in^ April 27f at s o'clock.
S ? "Y-11- r-^le Dispatch acknowledges wich
::<i imposed for pleasure the receipt of an invitation,
>ped tliat the and wafts congratulations in advance
store her to ot the happy eVent.
ines and hav, ? , ?
itw.n to The Capt. J. V. 2&esscrvy.
office. Capt. J. W. Messervy, the man who
hundred at Dtiiit the foundation of the Lexington
Manuf acta ring Co., is erecting a beau- ?/-,
r c t? r0l'if fence around the palatini
,re home ot Mr. W. P. Roof. Capt. Molearuig
com- serVy j8 <Jne 0j- t,)ie most expert workman
in the country, and his many
agon, neatly friends here are glad to greet him on
ss condition, our streets again,
farmers, and
ux,Leans'- KoticefLadies.
A PRESENT to be given away with
th-? QPNMie each Hat. Purchased at MRS. M. L.
aminpr m MILLER'S, Lower Main St., Lexmg.
' ana I ton, S. C., during the next three
month.*, April, May and June. I
rill cure any <???.
Pnce 25c* Masonics.
fresh bakers ^ y RKaU]-jAR COMMUNICA
h^011 Lod^e No. 152,
itinues quite JA M., wi 1 beheld Saturday,
id sorrow* of April 2Jrd, 11HO, at 7 ccloek, p. m.,
Bivthr n mc earue. tly requested to atchangei
his tend,
te 2, to Lees- j By order of the W. M.
, Go jirey Id. Harm an* , Secty.
Good White Goods. , ^
34-inch Flaxon Lawn, plain, the yard,
25c and 35c.
36-inch checked Flaxon, yard 25c. H
White Madras for skirts and ladies' suits, ?
the yard 12?c. ^
Colored Madras, 36-inch, imported go<xls
for shirtwaists, children's and ladies' diesses P
and suits, the yard, 18c. 11
We have just received a new line of col n
ored Lavwis at, the yard, 5c to 12c.
Good Gauze Vests. ^
10c Vests for oc.
12Jc Vests lor 8Jc. .
15c Vests for 10c. '
Now is the time for you to put in your 11
supply of Gauze Vests for summer at these ^
prices.
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o.uuu yaras 01 rreucii uiiigiiuujs. it
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comes iu plaids, stripes, voiles, fancy tissue, J
chiffon lisse, ten yards to customer at this ^
price, the yard, only 19c.
Ice Cream Churns. j
l-quart size, ?1.25; 2-quart size, $1.85; 3
3-quart size, ?2.25; 4-quart size, ?2.50; 6-quart f
size, ?3.50; 8-quart size, ?3.75. 4
Water coolers at low prices, ?1.50 to ?6.00. j
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Unclaimed Hail. the state of s
List of letters remaining uncalled Cou:nty o:
for in this office for the week ending George S. DraJ
April 18, 1910. ???ge'
i?amnia Mm Tti11q QoTiriot-q ,vhioreas. Ja
Male?Holler, Henry. ^ me. ^
These letters will be sent to t'p of Admimstratioi
dead letter office May 2, 1910, if not and effects of Ram
delivered before. In calling for the These are theref
above please say advertised, giving Burnish all and s
date of list. a"d creditors of
S. J. Leaphart, P. M. Adams, deceased,
appear, before in
Probate, to be helc
Staticr cry Chut. s. c? on the
A big lot of paper and envelopes in Vi^th
5 cent packages, a bargain at The J^yShey1
aazau,i. Administration e.li
? <-i " ~ ? ?> Given under niv
One Car of Curate o; s>caa For : of Feb., Anno Dor
g-Ti ! Geo. t
! Probate Judge, L>We
have jmt u:l?ad eel o: e car of | Published on tl:
Nitrate of Soda, in our v a:\ bouse and j PRO, in The Le.cii
will sell same cheap. J
SIIEALY & DERRICK. I SSfffiTS I
w +*
2 > Littl' M'Uii i -ii;:, S. C j Pure prize wi
??>. ? Comb Wvanclort:
Better subscribe to the Homo and pure stock at $1.2
Farm now if you want to got i; on 25c n<nv.
club. j 4 wp26.
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We Are Starling O
of Fin<
: loaded
FARM
It is time to haul fertilizers and put ou
wagon and nona better than the Mitchell. 01
the wagon business.
XSSBF ES ES 32
1113-1115 Hampton Avenue
OUR GUARANTEE
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Ne Sell "Modern Clothes" I
You might, if you dropped into a shop |
i Broadway, be able to find just such 9
tyles as we show in our shop. You I
light, if you cared to, pay the New York |
'rice and obtain them. But you are not 9
i New York and we know you prefer 1
aaking a saving when you lose nothing I
>y doing so. |
The ''College Chap, Sr." and the "Eng- 1
ish" are two of the most clever models 9
ririch we have ever seen. They have 9
hat brisk young air about them that can- 1 ..
tot be resisted, and which young fellows 1
wouldn't care are dare to resist. I
It would please us greatly to have you S
ee these garments which so smack of I
xi- n t jj. __.i j. _l h
oyous youui. wont you see wnai cievr
wearables we have brought to town
or your benefit? *
We cannot bring a New York shop to
rour very door, but we can bring styles
ls clever and as fascinating as any you'll
ind in the Metropolis. You see these ; *
'Modern Clothes" and" we'll see that
you're not bored in looking at them. I ^
? nil ? ? I ? IB IT? IIm ? I ! ?Mil ? iTTTTITHnf
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COLUMBIA, S. C.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
t Lexington. It Is No Loagor a Questioa
Pts, Esquire, Probate
1 a9 to whether ?
zTgrant ^him Liters Dermozone
i of the estate of will prow hair
ore to cite and ad- The Editor
ingular the kindred of this paper is
the said Ramie a walking tes- h |g?^?y % jBg
that they be and timoniai, as Umm
ie, in the Court of well as others 'taKft
i at Lexington, O.H., I too numerous JPSI
oblication hereof, at j the efficacy of
oulu nor be granted, j to grow hair cn
hand., lIiis 2Sth day j a ball head. 1
niiii 11) 10.
5." Drafts/ (L. S ) ^r' Harding has added an auxiliary,
xin^ton CoV.n'rv. S. C ' in that; of a Toilet Soap, which conic
?0th dav'of'iiav' \ ta*Ils 110 a(-ids or animal fats, with
ton Dispatch * 2S 1 which to wash the scalp before and
* { occasionally while using Derrnozone.
? J A cake of this soap can be had with
?C? j eac^ bottle of Derrnozone.
" Tvr!? Derrnozone is for sale by j our local
ntiers, TvVmto Rose Dniroisf.
eggs to set from
!o per dozen. Order ' TAYLOR DRUG Headquarters,
G. B. Domir.ick, lo-O Main Street, Columbia, S. C.
N esss, S. 0.
wer With a Lot
b Mules
m
Ivertisement last week of sixty
Horses and Mules at $20.00 to
:r head off brought a good run
ZT/
:ss and practically cleaned out
Is and ends. We have just unfine
bunch of extra good Mules.
WAGONS
+ +"h<r> oftmiiost nn better time tn linv vmir
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d Hickory and Hackney. These are leaders in
Columbia, S. C j
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MEANS SOMETHING.
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