The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, June 26, 1912, Image 5
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c Will Open Next Fait
f The Lutheran College for Women at
Snmmerland will be ready for the accommodation
of seventy-five students
fc this year.
The trustees are preparing for the
fall term and young ladies who expect
L to enroll for this term will do well to
I make application to the board of trusr
tees at once as only seventy-five can
I be accommodated at this term and the
k first applicants will be enrolled as
f their applications are received.
' For foil partiAlars as to terms,
(routes, etc., write to the secretary of
the board of trustees of the Lutheran
College for Women, Leesville, S. C.
From the above it will be seen that
\ early application is necessary if yon
, desire to enter at this first term.?
Leesville News-Advocate.
Sash Locks; Door Holders.
t.hft fnllowincr testimonials and
let as supply you with the Sandlin sash
locks and door holders:
II JAAJter using 50 of the Sandlin sa9h'
locks, 1 am highly pleased with them.
f ?J. 0. Collier, Mayor of Barnesville."
"I am using the Sandlin doorholder.
| T find them allright.?H. H. Gray,
' Clerk and Treasurer of Barnesville."
Scott Hendrix' Furniture Store.
1
We hear a whole lot about men attending
to their own business, but
what is a man's own business?
, I Pain in Back, I
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Liver ana aiiuh;j? an
t out of fix
f Dr. Hilton's Life
Will Cure You
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I I At Bull Dry
I I
L I The entire stock in tl
* I days time, ending Saturday,
L I Don't miss this Saleh
1 dise, to be sold at a sacrific
p I making bargain prices on e\
I must be sold. Everything i
I I days, everything will go raf
1 I ask you to come and test 01
I Davis Special Prices on Cott<
II Goods.
I The Best standard Calico, woi
I 7 1-2c. at
* I Yard wide Brown Domestic for 48
Yard wide Bleached Muslin, woi
9 8c., now at
8 Yard wide Bleached Muslin, woi
I 12 l-2c., at 71
8 Yard wide Lonsdale, finished Blea<
8 ad Cambric, worth 12 l-2cat... 7 1
8 Best Mattress Bed Ticking, woi
8 15c., at
9 Heavy Cheviot Shirting, woi
I 12 l-2c. for
[a Yard wide White Lawn, worth 1
B per yard, now for 6 1
I Coat's best spool thread, goes
I this sale at
I One lot of Colored Lawns, worth
B and 10c. a yard, for 4 1
One lot of Apron and Dress Oil
I hams, worth 7 l-2c. at
I 1,000 yards of fine Dress Ginghar
I worth 12 l-2c. at
Yard wide Percale, worth 10c at
til Colored Foulards in beautiful p
I 5 terns, new styles, worth 15e., for
I White and Colored White Vo
I worth 10o,. for
W I T,ie new style Ramie Cloth, woi
B Double- with Colored Marquise
I beautiful patterns, worth 50c., at
NOTICE.
You will please take notice that the
Lexington Country Club of Gilbert, S.
C., will on the 29th day of June 1912,
make application to R. M. McCown
Secretary of State of S. C., for a charter
of Incorporation of the 1 exington
Country Club of Gilbert, S. C., to be
Located on the Columbia-Augusta
Highway about 10 miles from the
town of Lexington, Said Charter to
be perpetual for the purpose of the
amusement and the physical and men*
tal culture of and promotion of friendly
intercourse among its members.
F. C. CRAPS, President.
W. W. EDWARDS, Treas.
June 20th, 1912, lw.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
BBOOKLAND BANE
Located at New Brookland, S. G.,
at the close of business June 14th, 1912,
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $78,631 20
Overdrafts 1,022 69
Furniture and Fixtures 1,750 00
Banking House 4,700 00
Due from Banks and Bankers
3,231 69
Currency 984 00
Gold
Silver, an 1 other Coin 617 89
Checks aDd Cash Items 421 49
Total $91,358 89
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in $17,150 00
Surplus fund 500 00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes
paid 3,133 00
Due to Banks and Bankers, / 448 02
Dividends undivided
Individual deposits subject
to check 21,502 69
Savings deposits 31,362 18
Time certificates of deposit 2,263 00
Cashier's checks
Bills Payable, including
certificates for money
borrowed 15,000 00
Total ' $91,358 89
C/-.TTT1TT pAPrtTTYA
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County of Lexington.
Before me came L. S. Trotti, president
of the above-named bank, who,
being duly sworn, says that the foregoing
statement is a true condition of
said bank, as shown by the books of
said bank
L. S. Trotti, Pres't.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 24th day of June, 1912.
HENRY BUFF,
' Magistrate.
Correct Attest:
E. W. Shull,
P. J. Wessinger,
Henry Buff,
Directors.
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Goods Comp
ie 2 big stores of the Bull Dry
, June 29. This stock consists i
-Never before, maybe never a
e. You will be amazed. Sue
rery piece of goods in this mai
in these great stores has been
jidly. It may be hard for you
ir statement, and in order to p
3n White Goods and
White Checked Nains<
7 l-2c to 10c a yard, at
4c White Dimities and Nains
12 l-2c and 15c. will go at.
Vo
2 White Pique Madras a
th Cords, *orth 19c to 25c., ..
5c 40-inch White Lawn She<
worth 15c., for
tn
t2C 12-yard bolts of English !
worth $1.50 a bolt for
;hWhite
Sheer Batiste,
2c ? a yard, for
rth j White India Linon, wort!
I VTViito T\raoc T .in MI wrtW1
II mvg X/* UQU ?? V*w
One lot of Colored Lin<
7c thing for children's drei
10c 25c? at
2c 56-inch Colored Dress Li
50c., for
Mercerized Bleach Table
4c
Pure Linen Damask Tab
6c Extra large Pebble Huck
.oc Good Cotton Towels,..
Large Bleached Tarkish
3?" Pare Linen Towels
ic Large White Bed Quilts,
Q8j Large White Bee Qailts.
Large White Bleached S
Large Seamless Sheets,.
afc- Terms of Sa
Sc
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>0t. Sale Conduct el By THE
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VACANT SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE CITADEL
The Military College of So. Ca.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
One vacancy in Lexington county
in the beneficiary scholarships in The
Citadel will be filled by competitive
examinations on August 9th, 1912.
Next session begins September 18th,
1912. The Citadel offers courses in
Civil Engineering, English, Chemistry
and Physics. Degrees of B. S. and C.
E. conferred.
It is designated by the War Department
as one of the distinguished institutions,
one of whose graduates received
a commission in the U. S Army.
For catalog and information,
Address Col. O. J. BOND,
38 The Citadel, Charleston, S. C.
BARBECUE.
I will furnish a first class barbecue at
(JUUpin, Q. KJ.f OD COUllwy uauipai^u
day. Everybody invited.
JOHN RISTER.
May 8?tf.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
of the
BANK OF CHAPIN,
LOCATED AT CHAPIN, S. C., AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
Jnne 14th, 1912.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts $19,452 79
Overdrafts 798 91
Furniture and Fixtures 1,714 24
Banking Hou?e 1,881 03
, Other Real Estate 3,549 11
Due from Banks and Bankers
3,078 80
Currency 656 00
Gold 85 00
Silver and other Coin 473 64
Checks and Cash Items 355 45
Total $02,044 97
Liabilities.
Capital Stock paid in $10,000 00
Surplus fund 400 00
I Undivided Profits,lessCar'
i-onf. "R-rnpnsps and
Taxes Paid 464 32
Individual Deposits subject to
Check 13,960 53
Savings Deposits 1,468 04
Time Certificates of Deposit. 14,077 08
Certified checks,
Bills Payable, including certificates
for money borrowed
21,675 00
t
Total $62,044 97
State of South Carolina, (
County of Lexington (
Before me came J. F. Honeycutt,
Cashier of the aboye named bank, who
being duly sworn, says that t .e above
and foregoing statement is a true condition
of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
J. F. Honeycutt.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 21st day of June, 1912.
M. F. Lindler,
Notary Public for S. C.
Correct-Attest:
J. S. We99inger,
W. B. Williams, Directors.
P. M. Frick.
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any's 2 Depai
Goods Co. is in charge of the of
Wearing Apparel for Men, V
igain, will an opportunity like t
h a stupendous bargain feast ai
nmoth stock, consisting of $35,
remarked and reduced in price
to believe that a big concern li
rove to you what a tremendous
Linens. ^arge Sized H
Pillow Cases,
Dok, worth
4 i-2c Einbroiderie
ookn, worth One-Ha
8c One lot of Val La
Dd Bedford 2,000 yds Linen T
..., 12 l-2c 500 yds All-ovei
2r and fine, 3,000 yds Nainsook
8c value. You must s
r ,, One lot of Corseti
Long Cloth, AH 51.00 and fl.2
All $1.50 Corsets
worth 25c. Ladies' Tucked W
18c ' Muslin Gowns an
h 15c at 9c Muslin Gowns an
h 50c at 29c ^ieB ?ombna. J
?n, just the Silk and Woclc
sses, worth One lot of Silko a
l5c All 50c and 7oc
inen, worth Foulard Silks will 1
l^c Yard Wide Black
"Linen, 19c Yard-wide Mes?
le Linen, 43c colors and black,..
:e Towels 8c Marquisette Silk
ljoc oi wooien u
Towels, 11c Lot Fancy All-W
19c All-woolCream a:
79c Serges
$1.1* Black Panama, C
hects.. 39c Serges
C.Do Black Mohairs ur
le Strictly Cash, and Strictly ONE PRI
m WA'N STREET,
RUMS SA1XS CO. The World's Orent
Citizens of Lexington
County:
I am offering you the first opportunity
to buy Columbia suburban property
in Lexington County.
"GREEN'S HILL" overlooks Columbia,
only two miles from State
House on Augusta and Lexington
Highway.
I Now that the Bridge has been made
free, Columbia and Lexington County
are much nearer together than ever
before, and, too, the early construction
of the Aiken and Augusta 'Brolly
Line that is now a certainty, and at
an early date you will be riding it3
cars to and from Co umbia. nd pass
ing right through and oyer beautiful I
Green's Hill, and the property that
yon can buy now so cheap and on
such easy terms.
The S. A. L. Railway are now busy
building their large Round-House and
Shops at Cayce, one mile from Green's
Hill. It means that hundreds of their
employees will have to move from Columbia
across the River so as t - be
convenient to their work.
There are also hundreds more of Co
lumbians who cannot and will not pay
the prices that are now being asked
for property in Columbia and suburbs,
and these, too, will flock across the
River just as soon as the Trolly Line
iscompleted, and to Green's Hill their
eyes will naturally tnrn first for they
will follow the Trolly Line.
There is no property in Columbia or
suburbs within the same distance that)
Green's Hill is that can be bought for
less than from $3,000 to $5,000 per acre,
(this applies to Riohland County), j
While you can buy from us at Green's
Hill for a mere fraction of that figure.
We are going to sell seventy (70) acres
on Green's Hill, divided into fourths,
halves and whole acre lots, at a price
far below its true value, and on terms
that you can't resist. A small cash
payment, and then a few dollars a
m >nth without interest, notes or mortgages,
will soon make you the owner
of one or more of these beautiful and
valuable LOTS.
Why put your hard earned MONEY
in a bank and be promised 4 per cent.
jcaiir iui ib) auu iu a gicut muuj >ustances
never get y^ur money or the
promised interest back again? 1
Better boy Green's Hill Lots, they
can't run away, only in increased value,
nobody can take them from you
without paying you a handsome profit
on what you pay for them now. The
property with all its future is there
for you, will you hesitate and see the
other fellow buy it up and make all
the profits, better get your share? 1
Write, call on us, or 'phone and we
will take pleasure in showing you this ,
property, and tell you all about the
low price and easy terms you can get
these lots on.
L. J. KR1NK,
Room 2, Arcade Building, Upstairs,
Phone 1602. COLUMBIA, S. C.
Ice cold drinks, either in bottles or
fresh from the fountain, at Harman's
Bazaar. Ice cream every Saturday.
kVIS
Iment Stores
C. Davis Sales Co and will be
'omen and Children, Dry Goods,
lis be presented to you to save e
id price-cutting does not occur o
300.00 worth of high-grade Dry.
Not a few things, but everyth
te this would sacrifice such an ii
sacrifice must be made. We me
2mmed Bleached
9c
Childrens'
5 and Laces Sailors
If Price. Childrens' a
and Sailors,..
De"* *C Ladies'and
urchon, Lace 3e me<JHats
Lace, Itolkings,
Embroidery at half Ladies' and
3ft these bargains. | medHats,...
i 39c 1 Ladies' Imp
> T Corsets 69c '
will go for $1.29 I Hoise
uslin Pants.. 19c J
I Ladies' and
3 Sfcirt9 mc Y? ; i
Skirts flsc and Seamless
>nits, Slips... 89c One line of:
drens' 15c Ho:
n Dress Goods silkFinisiie
nd other Silks 15c Hose in black
Susine China and Ladies' Pur
e sold for? 39c j and black, spl
Taffeta 69c Ladies 75c. !
aline Silk in all j Ladies' Lou
8,c worth 50c and
beautiful pat. 69c I _
^ t 1(l Ladies Loot
ess Goods... P'c f
30l Suiting... 29c During the
id Hair line s triped saie we Wlli 8
39(. the store. Fj
ream and Hair Line erybody.
. Railroad Fa
d Panamas, 3Uc purchasers of;
CE TO ALL. Everything Marked in Pla
'hi^ C* #2 ?ul ?|> 'Ljjli
COLUMBIA,
>st. Rar;;nin Givers. Look for the Red F:i:;;
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Edwin G. Dreher t
INSURANCE ;
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LIFE s
ACCIDENT j
AUTOMOBILE I
PLATE GLASS j
LIVESTOCK I
TORNADO
HEALTH ,
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I represent only the strongest ftl
and best old line Companies g
and have special facilities for
writing lire insurance ul\ l-uuutry
property. If you want insurance
of any kind write or,
8l
call on me at Lexington, S. 0.
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1785 1912 ft
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
F
128th Year Begins Sept. 27th. c
Entrance examinations at all the d
county seats on Friday, July 5, at 9 a.
m. .
It offers courses in Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics, History
Political Scien.-e, Debating, Chemistry, ^
Physics, Biology, and Engineering. ^
Courses for B. A., B. S., and B. S. ^
degree with Engineering.
A free tuition scholarship to each .
countv of South Carolina. Vacant I
! 3,
Boyce Scholarships, giving$100 a year j .
and free tuition, open to competitive
examination in September. ^
Expenses reasonable. Terms and ^
catalogue on application. Write to q
Harrison Randolph, Pries.,
Charleston, S. C.
Have you paid for your paper ? I
Is Now On In
sold by them regardless of forr
Notions, Ladies' Ready-to-wear
noney on all kinds of seasonabl
ffpn PriVp-pnttincr flint thr
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Goods, Ladies Ready-to-wear G;
ing is to be sold at a bargain. A
nmense srock, but it is the Gosp
jntion a few of the great bargain
Millinery
and Misses' trimmed Ladi(
43c worth i
nd Misses' trimmed Hats Ladies'
980 Childre
Misses, new style trim- Childn
$1.89
TIT? aqpa
Misses' $4 and $6 trim
|2.95 ^iss<
glish P
>orted $10 Hats for $6.47
Ladi<
rv and Gloves in ail c
Ladi<
Misses' 10c Fast Black .
Hose at 6c 1111 C?iC
Ladi(
Men's Ladies' and Cbil- soiled t
3e, for 9c ?
d Lilse and Mercerized j
! Lades'
ana coiors u'c
e Silk Hose in all colors Lad^s
iced heeis and toes 19c Ladies
Silk Hose to go for 43c Ladii
g Lisle Gloves, positively worth \
I will go for 25c ladies'
? Silk Gloves in cola 09c Ladle
entire 10 days of this Cord SI
ive Free Concerts inside Ladie
ree amusements for ev- Skirts,
Ladies'
re Paid to Columbia to Ladies'
$25 or more. L(uUes,
" Voilu i
,nFigures- $1.5" CO
iiiv m ? ?* pnreSi
I LiuU^s'
s. c, I !a?dm
l I,u':H>'
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; ;a Fr.-iit of live Storos. | Ladus'
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THE
CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
nrollment Over 800?Value ef
Property Over a Million and a
Quarter?Ninety-four Teachers and
Officers.
legree Courses
Lgricnltnre, Agriculture and Chemisry.
Agriculture and Animal Indus y,
Chemistry, Mechanical and Elee ical
Engineering, Civil Engineering,
Tchitectural Engineering,
ihort Courses.
One year course in Agriculture,
wo year course in Textiles. Feur
reeks Winter Course in Cotton Gradig.
Four weeks Winter Course for
'armers.
lost. Cost per session of nine months
lcluding all fees, heat, light, water
oard, laundry and the necessary miforms
$133.50. Tuition $10.00 additmai.
SCOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS
The College maintins 167 four year
igricultural and Textile Scholarships
nd 51 one-year Agricultural scholarhips.
Value of scolarsnips $100 per
ession and free tuition.
(Students who have attended ClemDn
College or any other college or
Diversity, are not eligible for the
cholarships unless there are no other
ligible applicants.)
Scolarshipand Entrance Examinaiors
will be held at the County
rourt House on July 12th 9. a. m.
lext Session Opens Sept. 11, 1912
Write AT ONCE to W. M. Biggs,
'resident. Clemson College, S. C., for
atalog, scholarship blanks, etc. If yon
eiay, you may be crowded'out.
FARM FOR SALE.
I offer for sale, iny place, one hunred
and seventy-five acres, one mile
:ora Chapin, enough open land for a
iree-horse farm; the timber and
rood will pay for the place; has one
x-room. dwelling and out buildings;
Iso one five-room house and out buildigs;
good well of water at both places
nd good pastures. The Bush river
Dad runs through the place and also
inds on a public road that leads to
ihapin, S. C.
For terms &c., apply to
txt T .rvrru vT?
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Chapin, S. C., Route 1.
June 11, 1912, 4w3op
Full Blast
rier cost or value irf ten
, Millinery, Hosiery Etc.
e high grade merchanough
every department,
*rments and Underwear
s this sale only lasts ten
>el truth, and we merely
s that are being offered
dies' Eeady-to-Wear.
?b' Kimonas and Whifce Aprons
25c for : 8c
Long Kimonas 50c value.. .25c
sn's Rompers well made 10c
3n's Wash Dresses 75c value.&)o
$1.50 Wash Dresses for 89c
3s' and Children's $2.50 Enoplin
Dresses for. $1.29
38' Silk Messaline Underskirts
olors at $1.59
3s' extra fine Silk Petticoats in
rs. ?4. and $5 values for.. ,|1.9S
3s' white Lawn Waists slightly
lufc nicely made & trimmed. .43c I
$1.50 Tailored Waists for..89c g
*3 wash Silk Waists at..11.98 $
?5 Messalinc Dresses $2.98 3
$1.50 House Dresses for?89c 3
29' House and Street Dresses, I
5*3 00 and $2.50. for $1.29 I
wash Skirts, white, colors,.$9q g
white Pique and Bedford j
sirts, wort $3. at $1.98 H
;s' white and colored Linen $
worth $1.50 Davis Sale price.99c K
?5. All-Wool Skirts at..$2S9 j|
$<> Tailor-made Skirts at.,$3.4S J
$7.50 Black Panama and
skirts at $4.97 hi
-j.? Qo,? S3
t lOIl *?uuni* I~B
ilk Skirts worth ?0 98a g
and Misses Wash Drosses ?2 h> ||
White Tungerie Dresses IS fij
Liiirn Coat Suits at St4 00 g|
Fine Sid* iviossa.iue and lrou- M
esses, worth ?10 *'er 8 " S9
u
sl.*? Summer Sun.- at s\ ts ft
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