The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 26, 1912, Image 1
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LEXINGTON DISPATCH.
A Representative Newspaper Covers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket.
Vm. TT.TT ~~ LEXINGTON, S. C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1912 34
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WOMEN ARE BANK D
Because
In a National Bank their moi
available; checks are returned a
stubs form a convenient record
BEST OF ALL,
When the bank depositor set
money profitably, his acquaints
depositor make it possible for I:
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LEXINGTON,
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5 per cent Interest Paic
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There is something impressive to
in th^ coming of a new year.
To them it is not} simply a trick o
stifcution of the next numeral, but a
life.
The desire to "turn over a new 1<
people, coming with a realization ol
and a keen sense of regret that in
been done and left undone that shoi
This bank extends to all its custoi
dial greetings. To those who have
we include with our good wishes foi
I. invitation to do so.
If you have not saved during the i
' turn over a new leaf." Perhaps i
facilities of a bank. They make sa\
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snow you m <e iew iuuuiuo www >v ?
NOW it the logical time to start.
BANKOF
CHAPIN,
J. S. WE3SINGER, President.
Barbecue at Chapin.
I will give a fhst-class barbecue at
Qbapinon Thursday, July 4th. Double
match baseball game and other
features. Everybody cordially invited.
4w-S4 A. B. Summer.
Wsmnc Fnr Sale.
Ih the Ridge section, ask about them,
Y. May, Johnston, S. C. .
There will be a barbecue at Pelion
a next Saturday, the 29th, the same
day that Ioor Hayes will give his barbecue
near Gilbert.
\ Just
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f Dresses, ar
i ^ We offer Corduroy Dr
5 latest style at
" ^ Tailored Silk Waists in
i Silk
5 Ladie's white and blacl
S sale at
? Florodora Waist $1.25
# Extra good line of whi
I $1.00 M
4 Long and best style or
^ Winrh cnlippH VlPPL Silk
? lilgil MW., . .
"3 Ladies' Lisle Vests,25c
f Extra quality Vests at
Silk and Linen Paraso
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loao MAIM STKEF
Solicits a Share
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j BUSINESS MEN AND
EPOSITORS.
ley is absolutely safe and always
rod become receipts; checks and
of income and outgo, and,
, i
3S an opportunity of nsing some
,nce at the bank and record as a
dm to procire a loan.
lTIONALBANK
s. c.
. $250,000.00.
ings Accounts Quarterly.
i on Certificates of Deposit
ir !
the tnonghtfiu man or woman
f the calendar, an arbitrary snbt
real milepost in the jonrney of
saf" is spontaneous with most
f the death of a big life period,
the passing many things hare
ild not and should have been,
ners and friends it* most cornot
yet opcmed accounts with ns
r happiness and prosperity an
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past year, NOW is the time to
pou are not familiar with the
dng easy and systematic and
a sin of omision to neglect it.
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CHAPIN
S. C.
J. P. HOKETODTT, Cashier.
Divine Services.
It was the privilege of the members
and friends of the Lutheran church to
hear an impressive and highly intelectual
discourse by the Rev. Mr. Greever,
of Columbia, from Matthew 11:6: And
blessed is he, whatsoever shall not be
offended in me. He very plainly
proved that as Christ was perfect, He
could not be offended in as, but we
could be with the different laws, precepts,
&c., laid down by Him for us,
if in our hearts Christ did not reign
supreme. Solo by Miss Ruth Eflrd
was enjoy id very much by all.
a Few ol
l Elegant Value
esses in white, made in the
. $2.25
[ dark shades at . $1.25
Waists
k Silk Waists $3.50 value on
$1.98
value, on sale at . 89c.
te Waists at . 50c.
!. C. Corsets
i sale at . . 50c.
Lisle Hose, 50 value pr 25c.
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: values at eacn iss jl-jsc.
each . . 8 l-3c.
Is, All colors on sale at 89c.
W. D. B
Main and Rfchlai
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LOBE DRY G
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of Your Valued P?
Headq
For Flour, Mes
All Kind
"Pinnacle" Fl(
Mai
The Kirkland
wilt
Just across the Congai
Wr
for Prices, Or call ;
Cotton Blossoms Plentiful
The cotton blossoms have been sho
at The Dispatch so thick and fas
daring the last few days that it is hart
to tell who got first. However, w<
mention the following: Mr. J. A
Roberts, of Swansea Route 8, sends t
bloom fonnd in his field on June 15th;
Mr. Melvin Jefcoat, of Swansea, sendi
one on the 18th; Mr. C. J. Martin, ol
Swansea Route one on the 19th; Mr
0. M. Bouknight, of Brookland Route
1, on the 20th; Mr. J. H. Price, of Gil
bert, on 21st; Mr. Alonzo Smith, ol
Lexington Route 5, on the 21st; Mr
George McCartha, of Lexington, or
the 24th; B C. Corley, Route 4, cottoi
bloom Monday 24th; also on the 24tl
M. G Sox; on the 21st J. M. Drafts o:
Route 1; Charlie P. Derrick, of th<
Fork, yesterday.
Gilbert Route No. 2.
Special to The Dispatch.
Gilbert Route 2, June 24.?Crops ar
growing fairly well now since th<
weather has become more snmme
lifce?rather too mnch rain to keep thi
grass under way.
Wheat and oats have mostly bee]
housed in very good condition. Thesi
crops have fallen far below what the;
once promised to be.
We hear of some planting an extr;
patch of cotton in stubble lauds. Thi
may b cutting down the crop. How
ever, it does not look so, but since th
grain crop has been so short ther
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uu?ut i/O ue bumebuiDg uuub tx> ayuu
in and cotton is a very good thing to
F the Bat
Dry
36-inch Bleaching, 64 clc
40-inch Sea Island, 64 cl
Bab3
50c., 75c., and $1.00 Cap
25c. and 35c Caps on sal
Ribbons,
An armful for nothing j
All kinds, all widths, z
Don't miss this 9x12 Art
Voil Skirts
Latest style, best grade,
$7.50 Skirts on sale at
Lots of Skirts on sale at
IATES S
nd Sts.,
MS GOHFAN
sr, Tie.,
itronage. PoMte and Pr<
uarters
J, Grits, Hay, and
s of Feeds.
>ur
kcs Good Bread
Distributing' Co.,
riesale.
*ee Bridge on Lady Street,
ite Us
and Inspect Our Stock.
I supplement with.
It has been an excellent time for set- i
k ting out sweet potatoes, and why not
k inc^-ease that part of the farm. Pota- I
* toes make a good feed for man and all
3 his animals.
Mrs. Fannie Taylor is on a visit to
1 friends and relatives in Oolambia.
1 Miss Altee, of the Enowltou. Hos?
pital, was the guest of Mrs. S. S.
Lindler last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Lindler, of
5 Ciiapin, visited the parental home of
f the latter, also her sister, Mrs. Frank
Hendrix, the last of the week. !
The ice cream party at Mr. John W.
j Orout's was enjoyed very much by all
present. These social occasions are
p becoming very popular with both the
old and the youug.
We extend our sympathy to Mr. Je&se
Derrick in his very sad bereavement.
Mr. and Mr9. Pat Koon, of Chapin,
visited Mrs. Koon'a narent3 Sunday.
a Mrs. Martha Derrick is on an ex0
tended |visit to her son, Joseph, at
P Newberry. Aunt Martha has been
B sick since she went up t ere.
S.
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e Family Reunion.
7 Mr. G. W. Smith, of the Black
creek section, requests us to say that
a he will haye his annual family reunion
s at his home on July 4th; and that all
- of his neighbors and friends are in0
vited to come with a well filled base
ket and have a good time.
d Subscr be to The Jiipatch.
'gains at
Goods
>th, no starch . 6 l-4c.
oth, in short lengths 5c.
r Caps
>s on sale at . 48c.
e at . . . 10c.
Laces, Etc.
tactically. See this lot.
til colors, lc, 2c, 3c, 5c.
; Squares on sale at $3.39
L Til
Tj ? w*v?wiwr
$10 Skirts $5.00.
. $3.50
. . . $1.89
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COLUMBIA, H. C.
>mpt Attention.
October istf
The
Best
Recommendation
Yon can hav<
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is full of interesting and
erybody.
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Oxford Ties and
See this line before buying.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
All Leathers and Latest Styles.
Men's Low Cuts in Patent Colt ar
Kid and Tans, Prices range
$3.35.
Children's Parasols, 25c value
Men's Clot!
We have some extra special
It will pay you to see the
from ... $1
Summer Coats, Silk Sicilian Coat:
ues at
250 Pairs of Men's Pants to close
and $1.19 the Pair.
ir Less,
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mile that stays.
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L. W. FOX, Asst. Cashier I
HAN, Attorney. jjB
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values to offer g
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