The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, March 22, 1911, Image 1
THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
* $ tepresentatiue Newspaper. So war? Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Bounties Like a Blanket.
VOL. ILL i LEXINGTON. S. C.. WEDNESDAY MARCH 22. 1911 2<T
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LEXINGTON,
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GapKal, Surplus and Undi
5 per cent interest paid
tw*in nnmnnted semi-annually,
received.
Commercial accounts also j
Ample facilities for hand!
account will be appreciated.
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disappointed. The rep
Millinery floor we have
months to ten years. /
Muslin Underwear Sa
$5.50, $7.00, $7.95, regul
to ten years only 25c.
I DAINTY SUMME
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Q 50 pieces Printed Sheer Irial:
gi and without, at only 20c. Tt]
i Voile
gfp 25 pieces Printed Voiles in :
40 inch Sheer printed Lawn
jH 150 pieces colored flow ered !
if Pink Org and'
81 Only in Pink, at 6 l-4c, wor
Kg 50 pieces colored Lawn at 5<
|| Black Bat:
p? 150 pieces fine Black Sheer
j?| ' to 25c yard.
|| Dress Goo;
?? 5 pieces Black wile Iron,
[v.. Voile made at only ?1.85. Ke
H Black Sh
} B The new black goods. It if
ste silk and wool fabric, at only }
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IU'ine DiaeK iSai i.fVS. Oia'.:a
Poplins, Black Peau deSoic
goods, set ns for the Best. T
Silk Bepar
50 pieces Jacquard pongees
I some summer fabrics.
Flouncing ai
Flouncing and Bands, and
greatest showing oi these goo
27-Inch F.
at 35c.
20-inch Corset Embroidery j
1*50 pieces is-mcn amoroiaer
Sheets ar>(*
10 dozen fine Sheets, no sea
10 dozen ve?*y fine Pepp;?rel
10 dozen Hv? stitched, 6tc <
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lyings Bank,
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vided Profits $35,000.00.
on savings deposits, interest
, Deposits of $1.00 and over
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riven fpecial attention,
ing ypur fensiness, and yom
rnt, $1.00 per year.
SOOP President and Cashier
't C!
ested at this grand display of
utation of this firm is to sell
! opened a new department t
^ splendid assortment of Bab:
le:?Second floor Bargains of
lar value for one-third more.
100 Children's Night Gowns,
R FABRICS
inette 20 dozen capi
i Linnette, with Byders P-CCCB V-J
iey are valued for 30c yd. ? pieces Ins
S v, Mil
neat designs only 20c yd 500 Night Go
at only 15c,the 20c kind ioO nicely tri
Lawn atbl-3e and 10c. 100 extra fin<
Y 2u0 Mu:
le Lawn 3<)q L^cii^s- ^
th 10c. flounce, fine, v*
3, the 8 l-3e kind. *9^ Comb: en:
, ' 100 Princess
iste
Batiste at 10c, 12 l-2c
S 5 (lc?-3r. nicn
is Silk j Jp^ic0i6
I to io;.' er-cn.
the greatest, wearing: P 15 dozer el :r
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?="iar price, $i./o. ^ iV. .
uddp.h Srnbr.
> splendid, dust proof j Erp broidery
^ar^ yar"- dertni vaine at
Impen tl Sor^fts. BVt : 10t? lin? ?U pi
. If j OU OhlCll 1(1,1 (i;!C I.iutr
S is here. Come see. nev. c.i;
tment.
at only 25c. yard har.d50
One I>]ack
,,3 rn?j. 50 extra nice
M Bands 50 black Tui
allovers to icafch the The.v are the $
us ever seen in this city navv.blue anci
i ounce Ne
la Body Bru
it only 25c. some' h&udsomt
v only 10c. j-jfiop, prsr>oa f7v
^ 15 Art Sqnar
vases 38 Body Bra:
ma, 50o each. onl3" -^15.95 eau
, 60c each. 25 Velvet ant
eacn. y?Qr choice.
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of Your Valued Pat
BLEASE HAS MADE
PARDON RECORD.
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Has Exercised Executive
Clemency 55 Times
in Sixty Days.
Governor Blease is shown by the
records to have set a pace in the issuing
of pardons, commutations and paroles
which no other governor in many
years has reached.
Fifty-five times within the 60 days
since his inauguration he has utiliztd
his power of executive clemency.
Twenty-seven of his beneficiaries
have been pardoned outright, 18 have
had their sentences commuted and 10
have been paroled during good behavior.
Many of these commutations
nave Deen so arranged as to ne in etfect
full pardons, except that the beneficiary
is not restored to citizenship.
On each of these cases Governor
Blease has acted without official advice,
having said some time ago that
he had no U9e for the State board of
pardons. He has not seen fit to take
the public into his confidence as to
the grounds of his action on the various
petitions for clemency which he
has granted. In the office of the secretary
of state, where the records are
kept, only the purely, formal orders
are filed. Governor Ansel's custom
! was to file with each order of this kind
a brief statement of the reasons moving
him to his action. These statements
were shown to newspaper men
visiting the office and the reporteis
were also shown at the same time the
petitions, with endorsements.?The
Columbia Record, Saturday.
Call and see the new line of fishing
tackle assortment just received at the
Bazaar.
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fine hats. We feel sure tha
the very best and most up-tc
hat is a full and complete lin
jr Caps and Baby Cloaks. SI
Muslin Underwear, Shirt W
500 pairs Children's Muslin
, only 50c each. 200 Ladies <
Cases
88, 45x36, only 12 l-2c.
rowelmg, at only 4c yard,
h Damask, all Linen, 70-incb, only 50c
slm Underwear Sale
*vns at 49c each. Extra good,
mined at 75c, the ?1.00 kind.
3 quality, special at Jjl.C.). This lot.
d-n Drawcs. 25c., 35c., 50c.
Vhite SV.irrs with deep ombr'dWy ?
ell made goods at 75c.. 9) t-> ;j {
lion Suits at 50c to ;,i. i
Siip-i, ;;>! ro ?.i -">0 each. . . 3
. Shirt t;:u3!s
L*iv." vBhi-t"^VaiMs, oiil\* 50oaciv
viii ie'cal-? 2 .id Madras Vaists '*it- ?
fftni Lir.ra/rjo W:d>vs at ?,*.!>' ' I
Triir.Lvd . itii i>a.,y 7r;?!:. j
altered Jvp SHk Ir/tih-^
Jap ?v> V/n' -'j. "> ;; of <eio we:- |
vrorri. ?2.60. t
ire Lin*i.? T 1j M'f] vVals.es ul o;>iy ?1.25 jj
erie Tanor&d Vv'aisl^ j cellar aid enffj, s
v & eacn.
Black Jap v7aists
Silk Jap Waists only $2.50- each. .
Black Jap Wain's at
ietta Tuckt el, noSplitting $4.50 each.
0.00 kind, and.some elegant waists in I
Black Mcssaiaine at $4.50. j
w Art Squares, 8x12 ]
esels and Axtuinister! We are shewing '
3 rioeio'na oritii'cl-.- ?-> TTT onH n< ..
- uvoi^Ko v..u111 < :.i(y v> | auu aio au sac* '
? tvio quality. (
es, 9x12, at $i.95 each. j
s?eis, liino wiro quaiity, extra heavy, a
h. Chea;> ai $18.11.
I Axraiii(=ter, 9ili, at $20 and $22.50
VVor'.h $27.50 anywhere.
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ODS COM!A!
3\ TIES., lv?^.2ST.
;ronage. Polite and Pr
Governor Appoints
New Commission.
Governor Buase has appointed the
following gentlemen to finish winding
up the affairs of the State dispensaiy:
John V, Wallace, Cnarleston.
Jame9 Stackhouse, Marion.
T. F. Brantley, Orangeburg.
F. H. Dominijk, Newberry.
Jno. L. Mimnaugh, Columbia.
The above named constitute the
new dispensary commission appointed
by Gov. Blease on Monday.
This board will take the place of Dr.
W. J. Murray of Columbia, Avery
Patton of'Greenville, J. Steel Brice ? f
[ Yorkville,John McSween of Timmonsville,
and A. N. Wood of Gaffney.
The old commission was removed sev
eral (lays ago by Gov. Blease.
John V. Wallace of (Jnarleston represents
the Cable Piano company and
is a former member of the house of
representatives.
James Stackhouse of Marion is a former
member of the State senate.
Thomas F. Brantley of Orangaburg
is a former member of the Stale senate
and at one time was candidate for
congress.
JF. H. Dominick is a former law
partner of Governor Blease and was
at one time a member of the hoi se of
representatives. He lived in Columbia
for a number ot years.
John L. Mimnau ' is a successrul
Columbia merchac. nd a brother of a
prominent Newberry business man.
Mr. Mimnagh has declined to serve.
Attended the Shriners.
The meeting of Omar Temple at Co"
lumbia on Saturday was attended by
the following Shriners from this coun...
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John Bell Towill, Samuel B. George
and W. H. Atwell.
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t your visit will be repaid i
>-date merchandise. Every
e of Muslin Underwear, Lii
lirt Waists in Lingerie, Lin
aists and Foulard Silk Dress
Drawers at 10 and 15c the p
Corset Covers, 15, 20, 25, 35
Crex Art Squares
20 fine Crex Arfc Squares at only $S 50
15 Jap Art Squares at only $4 50 each
50 Velvet Rugs, 27x54, at only $2 49 <
50 Velvet Rugs, 36x72 at only $4 50 e?
50 Body Brussels 27x50 at only $1.35 (
Fevr Wash Skirts.
"n C.hit a Skirts st only $1.00 eae
: () .-till i?" t*T ovt ? veil made $1.50.
'A r,T- re r. ijnen Skirts at $3.'50 to $5.C
Colored Wash Skirt;
.100 fkm Tailored Skirts. A great Skii
well m."?ne, *i.m.
Foulard Silk Dressei
?0 ilnc Sil1" "^ralard Dresses in two t:i
di-Tr-?*.''-r.t, the smartest s*eii yet. just re
:u:0 ??? .?."<. We consider these- g.-'a" valui
?h*: maieviai and make them besides.
Messalaine Dresses
\ - r>niv en i r?n each. also will include
Tai/c tias that sold at ?16.00. Only thr<
Children's Hats.
In the Millinery Department you will j
est variety of children's spring mrl sum
be seen, any shape or style, 23c and i
can cover the heads of 500 children at c
the most s-tytish Hats to tye seen.
Ladies' Beady-to-Wear ]
ve ';oc Sailor to a nice smart
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? on is to see this big variety oi
Wrapper Sale
100 Percale wrapper at only $1.00 eac
fitted lining. The cloth would cost thai
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C OLUMBIA, S. C.
ompt Attention.
October istf
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nut. ww b jivv i ii
Perhaps we ought to t
achievement. But, you know "
more he w^nts.'' This being tr
in soliciting new business; and <
are so well equipped to handle :
Citizen's Bank o
Batesburg,
| BANK BY Ml
? Just as tasy to upen an .
? Though You Livet
J DEPOSIT part of youi earnings TODA"
I Brooklanc
1 New Crooklam
WE CARRY FIRE AND BURGLAR INI
1704 On
o com
lay, March Z
aany times, and we hope nob
body is Welcome at this openin
lgerie Dresses, Children's Whit
en and Silk Waists and Silk Dre
es. ICO fine white Embroidery
air. 100 Shirts with bodies atta(
to 50c each.
Clothing and ]
, Special jobs received and
1 eaca* offered, they will give you sa
' don't? we will, that is ail vou
?ach. '
lach. Slue Sei
50 fineV/euve xsiuc- Serges,
$18, for this sale, vpur choice
30 extra fine, fancy hard 1
h $18 at $12.50 and $10.00.
8 We can show vou a jr.it or .
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=> 1 r
j 50 pair;*; extra hue panrs, ri
rt> in quality, ? ana are worth $1, ou:> V5.
| Boys' Sprii
S j Young boy, we have the su
umber* erif? 5 thev are great and to show- ;
?p?;Vori c-r, no j business, our S3.00 suits will (
m, If'via bar ' tho suit " Paid {<* aI'd
don z cost you one penny, ant
your boy ever had. It" you bi
clothing at one time, you get
it
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a few black j YoUIlg Mei
2e or iour leit rr, ? , , , ?
The swellest and smartest
where, in new browns and g
fini-h, snappy styles, $12.50 ai
ibid the greatmer
Hats to HatS
ipwapds. We
me time with New shape, new colors and
short prices not long time pri<
for $2,50.
j1 - See these vaiue3 and be yoi
iais. |
walking Hat- I HonSe Sacks aI
?asonable, hij j At ODly 50c each, the Kimo
headgear. [ sacks are belted, trim and lie;
( Trunks! 1
h. Well made ! Special sale of Trunks. Se<
t sum | we *mll tell you all about the
it
ipn?
>e satisfied with present
the more a mail gets the
ue, we are then justified
especially so, since we
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g. Notice?On the Sjj
:e Dresses, from six ft
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Dresses, $2.75, $3.50 fj
:hed for children up H
s'urnishings |g
at the best we ever
.tisfaction and if the Suit 5?
expect. J3
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extra quality, worth H'
Sniali worsteds, worth B
30 suits worth ?15.00. gp
Pants g|
tis lot contains "00 pairs
*g Suits |$
it that vcu would IM:e, Pp
/oil how nice wc* do |?|
:ontain a $1.00 w lt.-k,
wrapped up, tho wetrh
I still ^et the bos: suit ^
ly $10 worth of boys' p?
two watches. /UOsm. J8S *"
ls: Suits Kj
suits to I c scon a! yrev
o.ixtnvji, all hard P5
ad $1").00 each. fc]
new* prices, we mean ?jj
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