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. I < I I Go to Drag Store,-Chapla, S. 0.? to httefoqrffM tm^d tor 4 fjuses. 'ttainstaoN rm free. We also handle ? foB tiae of drugs* patent wBWw, feweby, palate, etc. tmiSDCaSECSfi. tfri. Btfik fihtler, of Bfeteebarg. to the lovely fpwtt of Mrs. 0. M. Efird. Old Bsntoriisi will coos he bete to Wing joj end gladness to all mankind. Magistrate Heorj Buff, of Brooklatid, wis in town Monday. Dr. R. E. XiMm, the poplar phyaician of Ira a, was in td#h Saturday. Mrs. W. P. Roof retained on Mon. day from a risk to in Georv Mrs. 0. M. fifird and Master William Charles Haltiwahger ire spending a few days in Colombia. Mr. J. 0. Reynolds, k leading business man yCMfranafa, apeot Monday in Lexington. Mr. Ed. M. Martin, constable to Magistrate Jefooat, cams up from Swansea on Monday. < Mr. Haskell Shall, a leading farmer of Rockywelft. w*s here on matters of bnsinoes Monday. T. 0. Oattison, Esq.y has 'returned - ~ r* ^ r\ j irom uamesmjc, urn., mu Mmmwwu, i . SGC., where he spent Thanksgiving. Mr. D. E. Hammond, the prince merchant of Gilbert, was here on boaV; loess Monday. Mr. Lpnfeie B. Addy haa moved^into the residence next to Mr. F. T. Bibb <m Depot street; Mr. R. L. Keisler, Always a welcome visitor, came down from Gilbet in his automobile Monday, i' Mr. WasA Sfaealy, a leading farmer sadclevercitftttt of Hollow Greek, spent Monday in Lexington. " S?g Mr. John H. Shecily, a progressive r. fartoer of the fower Fork, gave a* V pleasant call BatnrdayV Wt. Arihnr.Jfv Dreher, one of the beet farmers of the Dntcli Fork, was here on business Saturday. ''? WANTED?^econd hand bags and * ? borlap. Write for prices. Richmond ja . Bag Company, Richmond, Ta. 8 ! Om, J^rlrir *iu\ lfflaa Alma , Long are spending today in the capir , tal cityEerT and tfn. P. D. Risiugar arrived itf .Lexington on Tknreday and J N etfefiven a big ppnndfnj on Iftiday 1 ^ night. Wefcona. | < .^f^asssss^BtmsBSSsss^^ W?L^ -rL-4*1-:* . , . 1 r i f fln" vCCCCCCCCCvCCCCCCvv' II This store is you want at i worry as we] I ? P Ready-to Notwithstanding the Coa< SB great reductions on all Coat S ? get the benefit of a reduction |5 son and most to be desired. B ;>partment everything that is n W ! . markets. B have recently receive fi Coat Suits ever assembled in t H. creations and involve the high 8 9uits you will find your ideal < 3 Some are made with the largi flj velvet and buttons, with plaii ^ Jot contains many of the moc! I 31 Milliner g | In this department yon wi B | ' to-fiatb in fine millinery, both I I We cannot hei*6 enumerate pi Hal 8 - * V** w . St .*? T" . ^-V,-7 \ Misses Oaro sad Bath Edrd went to | Newberry on Saturday, where tbey I tag a doet duriaar the Elk's memorial exercises on Sunday. FOE SALE?One parlor suite and oae bed-room suite. A bargain. Apply quick to Mrs. George LeFsvre at the depot. The Lexington friends of Mrs. Oar! A. Roof will be pained to learn that she is now in a Columbia hospital suffering from typhoid fever. Mr. B. P. Shumpert, one of the mbetantial fanners from down on Berry Greek, always prompt in paying for hi* paper, called in to see as Monday. Mrs. Julia Clarke has returned from a visit to relatives in Georgia. Ool. J. H. Frick, the legal light of Chapin, was in town Monday. The bachelor Oolonel always delights to oome this way. Mr. W titer J. McOartha, oar own dear Walt, was among the crowd Monday, having come up from his home at Batesbnrg. The many friends- of Mr. George D. McOartha will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from his recent severe illness. The Lexington County School Trustees' association will meet in the conrt honse on next Monday. Every trustee in the county should attend. SALESMEN WANTED?To look after our interest in Lexington and acjacent conn ties. Salary or Commission. Address The Victor Oil Co., Cleveland, 0. 5 r Mr. W. J Redmond, a leading farmer of the Swansea section, was in town Monday and gave ns a pleasant call. Mr. Redmond says that thero is plenty of cotton in the fields and no hands to piok. Mr. E. G. Cook, the popular fnrnitore dealer of Colombia, and one of that city's most progressive young business men, was in town for a Bhort while Monday. Mr. Cook has many Mends in LexiDgton to whom bi9 visit ^ are always a source of genuine delight. - *' 8. A. Matbias's White Plymouth Rocks first prize winners at Charleston, Charlotte. Spartanburg, Richmond, Columbia and all first prizes and special* at State Fair, 1911. Sweep-stakes first prizes recent Earganton; N. O., Show; and are now in the "Quality Sh?w of the South,'* at Bpartanbvirg, with the blue ribbons hanging over each of the string of the twenty birds entered, and silver loving sap (or best display. ' J i * ' .-v;. y -u mqi?we or The S now ready to mat ;he price you wan1 I as money. Com on Every Coat Suit and other Wear Garments. : Suit season is j st on we have made Suits in order that our customers may at a time v.*hen the garment is in seaYcu will find in our Ready-toWeardef ew and fresh from the great Northern d a fresh shipment of the prettiest ;his department. They are the newest iest class of tailoring art. In these of just what a coat suit ought to be. i collars, 30-inch coats trimmed with n skirts, panel back and front. Tho b sought for brown and gray mixtures. y Department 11 find everything that is new and upi the trimmed .and the untrjinmed. *ir?pc? hnt every rueee of headgear. i9 a i ** *$ >. - ? $9 -v v> ; ; COLUMB XYJ j Watch Us Grow Organized as a National Bank under Government Supervision on November the 13,1908 with deposits of $ 46,914.44 Nov. .13, 1909 we had 81,916.70 Nov. 13, 1910 we had 108,050.00 Nov. 13, 1911 we had 150,481.33 Our Resources Nov. 13,1908 $79,481.06 Resources Today $216,731.86 We Fay Interest on Savings Accouts Quarterly. 5 per cent Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit I THE HOME NATIONAL BANK LEXINGTON, . . S. C. J ' _ ' . . "I THANKSGIVING. It is splendid to think of a great nation suspending work for twenty-four hoars in order that its people may offer thanks for the many blessings enjoyed. | The measure of an individual's gratitude is not neoessari- j ly in proportion to his bounty for some people are more appreciative than others but almost invariably his satisfaction is effected by the consciousness of self-accomplijhment. The man who can feel that his honest efforts have enabled him to take care of all of his current obligations and still have something left over, will give sinoero thanks because his appreciation will be genuine. ' If your thankfulness this year is not flavored with the satisfaction of accomplishment, begin now to aaa cms zest to the enjoyment of next season. Saving?patiently and persistently Banking a small percentage of yoar earnings each week?will, before the next season of thankagiyng comes, add 'another element of gratitude to your feelings which will make a new man of yon. BANK OF CHAPIN CHAPIN, S. C. 3, S. WHSSIBTQBR, President.* J. F. HOBTBYOUTT, Oatbier. " *. ' \ ' J . i Inly Three Weeks Of hopper to Be Up i :e Christmrs shopping easy. Every b to pay. You can get everything h( e right along; don't put it off, now is great value at the price offered. Remember, this aepartment makes 5 a specialty of children's headgear, and no matter what it raaj be fi that you want for the child's head, the chances are you will find it here, provided it is in style. 825 Polo Coats at $17.50. [Now is your opportunity to obtain a beautiful reversible coat at a most attractive price. We have a geat showing of these up-tofVio.minnfp ?K'1pk. made of the fancy doublefaced materials, in sizes I for ladies, misses and children. Yon are not properly cloaked this season if you do not possess one of these stylish coats. It is not merely a passing fad, but a coat that involves common sense as well a genuine comfort and superlative style expression. $25 and $30 Suits for $10. This lot of Suits with the long Coats, slightly off in style, but the quality of these Suits is splendid, ?.s well as the workmanship. Here is g, great opportunity for the thrift}* and industrious lady to come in and select one of these Suits and after same to the prevailing sfcvle. This can be easily done at very small effort. Positively | - every one of these $25;0o and $00.00 Suits will go at ?10.00 |' ; \ *\ " 5 j 1 | . ! ' ' *?m - mix I III ' | \ < X- ... % ' '' / ' * + ? * ' ! .v " *% '/*- #? *-.< '~. ' "* * *- " * .? r.'. *i'v t IA 'a ,'vj? ?Wfc... ? s uses# ?I?Mil Ill I III^HII 4 > ' ' V . 1 . Seasonable J. L. HO Come to our i yourselves withj chandise at reasoi See our Table Linen 25c yd. See our Table Linen 37o yd. See our Table Linen 44c yd. See onr Table Linen 59c yd 3 pieoes Table Linen, regular $1 00 and H 25 Linen 79o yd Doilies $100 doz. See onr white Qniltg for 79c, 89c, $1.19, $1.29, $1.98. Silks for a nice waist for the day, only * 69c } d Just 14 left of Silk Drop Skirrs, to close $1.98 See those Tailored Waists that we have, only 98c Don't forget that- 54-inch Broadcloth 44c, 69c, and 89o. yard. See that Table of Percales, Ginghams, Flannelettes, all going at 7c yd. See oar Sweaters before yon buy. We have a strong line 25c to $2.50 Ladies, our line of Neckwear is snre snappy. It embraces everything in the Jabot Family, and Collar Family too, and the price is right 25c to 11 00. J. L. V 1616 Mai COLUMBIA, f, It Is Not department is full 3re under one roof, the opportune tim $8., $10 and $12.50 Sain Ask to see this line, of Ladies' Rain prised at the genuine bargains offered. Sweaters at Hali This is a line of Ladies', Misses' and sizes and shades. It is a drummer's sam some of these Sweaters are soiled, but for the money. Another Pur Re1 Bv all means visit our Fur departire: not want to buy, but it's no trouble for i justifiable pride in our selection of fine f kind, that is dear at almost any price, br must pleaae the most tastiaious ony<*r. 7 ' % o::-rr. - - Bargains At 1 P K I N S. ,??,na,wplr < seasonable mer- J liable prices. \ i 1 vvvww p i I Ladies' Coat Suits i * j Don't delay, but come right on and i get a suit. Nothing in the city can j touch us on prices. All |28 and |26 | Coat Suits, only $14 48 . All $12 30 and $15 00 Goal Suits $9 98 \ All $6 50 and $8 50 8uits only $4 98 ^ See i or Shoes, oniy a few left of , I those Ladies' and Mens* $3 and $4 Shoes, special S2.40. Our lines of cheaper Shoes are very strong. Millinery < You must see our Hats, the prettiest J and newest ont. m See our window of Hats, specially marked at $2 48. . 8ee that Table of ready-to-wear ' Hats, your choice for 98c Just arrived a lot of Black Fur Oara 1J cul Coata for ladies, only $7 48 j Misses' Caracul Coats, siaes 8 to 14 J * 4? eacn. <* Nice Cloth Coats for Misses. $1 9$ J / , lopkins, in Street ' 1 S. O: J KnHUHnu*iH?aaH^ n Time ] of the goods I J thus saving I fj ?a?a i w ' ^^5 1 Coat3 lor y?. " as m .v Hf M Coats. You will be sur- B B s?a?o^a??B . Children's Sweaters, all fl fl pie line and for this season Sw^^B 'ery one is a great value' BBH Auction. I B nt, second floor. You may | I is to show you. We take a I H 1 'urs. Not the carried-over II M it the fresh new stock that I I J I Prices to suit you. i 1 j if! IQUVCJraaMCOaMraHHBMMHHD il ''"t 'iji .y****' ' ^ ' "* *' ,v^