Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Baldness is the dlrc< % To prevent the hair f; -, a ~ 4 ccThe Greatest of/ ^ This wonderful new remedy is germs which cause the hair to fall ou antiseptic equalities of TO-3AC-7CW tobacco leaf and other beneficial ingi this Hr.ir Tonic. It contains no grease fal odor. TO-BAC-TON stimulates baldness, cares dandruff and all ccclp Try a bottle at our rich. If you a 1 your money. TO-BAC-TON is sold a $1.00 a bottle and used by first-clai TO-BAC-TON MANUFACTURING CO For Sale by Derrick's Erug M??????B?M?i?? ? fc.a MIIIMRIA IIIMRFS UUtUHIIIlll LUiiiULi! MAXUACTl Sash, Doors and % Finish, Pine, Cj Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherb and Windo COLUMBIA : : ALBANY is the Best. Cheapest a Does Not Drip, Spin lB|3?l^gSg Put up in Uio,tf<t $o*b.T I is rr paini I WE tt | The Very Be ; | Rightly ] | Webb's Ar J 1627 Main Street f OECORATORS: In Burlap, Ta A Out of City Wor! Cvwwwwvwv ' The Old A . Question Ul Shoes, Shoes Let Us Answei We are [ Fall and |j W V Men, Wore \! J it ever carrie ill 1 II it. I Call and H.M. WINGA1 Lexington, - - S. C We Sell the Best Grocer At Right Prices. Your Job Worfc N i? a :t result cf Germs. :om falling out, use f I ^11 Hair Tonicsiy specially prepared to dest:T$T the i. The nourishing, stimulating and i are the results of the juice of the ^edients used in the preparation of s or alcohol, and has a most delig'ntthe growth of the hair, prevents C* w O C7i' C re not entirely satisfied, we refund t all drug stores at 25c, 50c and. 5S barbers. MPAKY, WiRSten-SaN, JUL I Store, Lexington. S. C. lyq??????? [ and MFG. GO. rRERS OF Blinds, Interior " _ m _ 'press ana uan oarding, Moulding Door w Frames SOUTH CAROLINA GREASE ind Safest Lubricant fcT ?? Ja $r jimMmpjt ?h or Waste Away Lne ind Kegf, H J*. <fe Bl*. IKSfcy. MWL Beat PiW VMREIm CalmabU, S. C. ^fiaF AVE IT^P | st Goods and ? Priced, > t Store J Columbia, S. C. J pestries and Wall Payers. ^ k Solicited. J vvvwwvwwd v? it 1L i showing the best line ol Winter Shoes and Oxfords for len and Children, that we have d leading makes and Styles to semd the prices are bound to please sell the famous Hunt Club Shoe 1 make an inspection today. eatly Done Here t Men And Religion \ Forward Movement. Special to The Dispatch. Charleston, S. Oct. 31.?Now that oth'-r cities ami towns of North and South Carolina begin to realize the to iuendous vaiuo and significance of the Met and Rchgion Forward M/'Vi ment and '.ho fact that tin y .have cii.y tin involves to blame if they do not receive invaluable direct benefits, Robert K. Staiey, .Executive Secretary lor the Carolines, at -it* King Street, i* he5ng flooded wilh letters of inquiry 1 ..f .1 .. ,?/%/ ? /\+" f M n from cities, towns anu wiiagcs uj. two States. After urgent request, speakers have been sent (at the expense of the inviting city or town) to explain in peison to conferences of I pastors, Sunday school supenutendents and other laymen, the significance of the Movement. The prime object of this Movement is to vitally strengthen the work for men and boys in every Protestant Church and Sunday School in North America. All of these churches have grave man and boy problems. Sane leaders of all denominations declare this Movement has been divinely inspired to do this. The plan contemplates infinitely more than a short period of big meetings. It seeks to establish no new organization but to invigorate existing factors in the church and to broaden their programs. It aims not to make itself but its influence permanent. All North America will thrill witu the achievements of this Movement, under God, before next May. Every Protestant pastor in Charleston and hundreds of leading laymen are hoping that the Churches and Sunday schools of Lexington ceunty will investigate ' " rttiiobrlv and fully. If cms iuuycuicuu _? _ they do and decide not to become an Auxiliary Centre they will be the first not to eagerly enlist in this gigantic "forward march" of the Christian men and boys of North America. R. L. Starts Much Trouble. If all people knew that neglect of constipation would result in severe indigestion, yellow jaundice or virulent liver trouble they would soon take Dr. King's New Life Pills, and end it. Its the only safe way. Best for biliousness, headache, dyspepsia, chills and debility. 25c at Eaufmann Drug Co. Ginners Report Issued. The ginners report issued Wednesday showed 7,740,000 bales of cotton ginned to Oct. 17th. The report was lilg ajtj tiUiUg 1U ?/v n V# Silverware. Good watch work and besi eye glasses. If you can't come, send foj our catalogue or telephone you) order to us. P. H, LACRICOTTB & CO., JEWELERS, 1424 Main Columbia, S.C Phone 984 regarded as more bearish thougn some bear operators have been freely predicting 8,000,000 bales. Town Lots For Sale. Desirable building lots in the town of Swansea, S. C., for sale on easy terms and at reasonable prices. Apply quick to D. H. Lawson, Gaston, S. O., K P. D. 1. tf Two little daughters of Mr. John Mabon of Eu Claire, a suburb of Co lumbia, swallowed the juice of a green walnut a few days ago. Kitty, aged seven, died and Rosa, aged four, bare ly escaped with her life, being ex tremely ill for more than a week Balked At Cold Steel. ''I wouldn't lot a doctor cut my foot off," said H. D. Ely, Bantam, Ohio "although a horrible ulcer had been the plague of my life for four years. Instead I used Bucklen's Arnica Salv*, and my foot was soon completel ..A j? TT??1U Rnmo "Roils. Sores. uulf u iicaia j , Bruises, Eczema, Pimples, Corns, Surest Pile cure 25c at Kaufmam. Drug Co. The physicians of South Carolina have been invited to attend a clinic ol pellagra cases at the state hospital for the insane in Columbia tomorrow at 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. Bring us your job work. All work executed in a skillful manner on short notice. Mail orders receive prompt and careful attention. The Dispatch. Sterling Goods Sterling silver, cut glass, fk.t china, clocks. A fine stot b always on hand for you 1 select from. Keep us in mmd when want vwv in To - olrr fr*W0& ! j Our Salesmen Will j Themselves Ik thei i The long experience of all the salesmen ir itently aid the young folks in their home-fi i . . i i ana attentively. EXTENSION TABLES Made of solid Golden Oak, well finished, five ^^3 legs, will extend six feet with leaves, top measures 42 x 42, only .-$5.98. The marl stove a _ quality? piWVGU SIbkiiOARDS. i /? V 1 i THE LION Fl made, fine finish, best grade mirror. A perfect 1426 Ma beauty, Only . $14.63. Columl New Pressing Club. 4BS3 The People's Pressing Clnb is now open in/the Harman Building, in rear of Oourt house and will be glad to 4H share the patronage of both the ladies iiid gems. G oil and prompt seivice given. Clothes rt-p^iring a specialty II James Hilton, JH Oct. 4 tf Proprietor. When Will Frost Come? Farmers throughout the cotton belt are this year much interested in th. first killing rr >st. On account of peculiar weathe conditions the pas; summer the farmers expect a much larger yield of cotton should the fros hold off well along in November. I: South Carolina the season has been decidedly peculiar one. Continue* # drouth during the middle summer prevented the early growth of bloom-, and caused shedding of the small* bolls and squares curing the earl v da > jfrl of August. Rains which came fairly \IUlUd heavily between the 15th and 25th o' August gave the cotton a new star- The Golden so that many new blooms and square" ^ 1 O* have been put forth, and are rapidly GOOk otOV6. approaching maturity. The questioL Panel, Oven J with farmers is now whether thi.? worker "t >p" crop, or what portion thereo will come to maturity before the fhs' No. I frost falls. o aa po According to the weather maps i; the office of the federal department d 8-22 25 agriculture., the earliest killing frostever recorded by the government observers in South Carolina were on Oc tober 10th for the upper section, Octuber 20 for the central and November 1 for the lower. The average first fro9t 15119 IV! date, according to the map, in South Carolina, is November 1 to 5, for the upper sections. Farmers who are fa "V" L J C miliar with the time consumed by the I I I wm cotton boll from the bloom to maturi- ? . ty can figure out their "top" crop *-* ^ ^ DOLE] Jl^/lUO KSJ UV1UV UMVM ?? tucky Hoi Fruit Trees. the greateu Anyone wishing to buy J. Van Lind- best, Hiedil ley Nursery Co., Pomona, N. 0-, fruit prrmh trees, nut trees, grape vines, straw- ttiiu berries, raspberries blackberry, dew- WOlk to 1 fli berry, shade trees, hedge plants, flowers and everything in the nursery stock. Call or write Geo. \l\ Miller, Jgi| * Gilbert, S. C., Route 1, and I wi'' "omr and take your orders at one-. ? Prices will please yon. fr ** ?* : \irnsjam ? li Personally Interest N Needs oi Your Home i our employ particularly fits them to compelrnishing. They will aid you painstakingly ^-r ? ? ' _ r Exactly like cut, best fin. ish, brass knobs, single : or known ^ double size, complete nd range with rollers and slats r for it has Only $5.48. _ IRNITURE CO. ^ aULFS, genuine solid i i i i . J J i_i j i in ?tpoot Dent oaK, strong ana aura Die,| ' lets the baby sleep comforta-J bia, S. C. ble, only . . . $1.73. j mmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm+s ? , t. - ?? i 11 ?i??i mi ? i w i mm* t.? Lfiftl* &3B&JL?S < >M. h^hhhhhi^^^^H Tk J ri/vifT^X^. I HI KOll i ^uii aiuvrs. Rod is a new .id beautifully designed 9 It is finely finished with Nickel Oven Do6r 9 5helf and Towel Rod. Large Flue, a pe?fect 9 Jurns Oven x Price 9 inch wood 20 in. x 20 in. $16.00 9 inch wood 22 in. x 22 in. $18.50 9 Every Stove Guaranteed. 9 ICK BROTHERS, 4 IAIN STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. I : OLD RELIABLE | ;ea of the very best in HARNESS and I r Y Qplppfpd bv an old exnerienced "Ken- 91 Li' -a- ) ~ j ? r rseman" call on us where you will find mm it variety to select from of all grades, nm and cheap. We use the Best Leather SB )y the best workmen. Guarantee our |H st longer than any on the market street Cok^rmbaa, S. C* I I