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Surety 1
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S.&H. Green 1
ON NOVI
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I noon*and one wltft
fl in the ;
I HOW THIS
I Surety Coupons are c
I and placed in a Surety B<
I ed it is exchanged inth:
I $2.50, of 25 ten cent certi
I for cash, except for groce
I When you get double
I morning at White's, you
B count on j our purchas es
tually cost you $4.75; a I
I You get a 5c dividend on
I spend.
8 Think of it, if yo
I course of a year and
I on your purchases, w<
1 chandise of this store .
I Gome to August
1 Beginning Sept. 2, [Monday
1 WE WILL REBATE RA
? An tlio fnl
(Purchase a round trip t
AUGUSTA. When yon have c<
sales checks, which are given
your return ticket, to the third <
turn to you in cash 5 per cent, o
your round trip fare. (Example
and ytnr round trip ticket is $3
return to ^ou in cash ?3.00.)
This in addition to tl
means of Surety Coupons
cent rebate on your pure
WHJ
Broad Street.
AUGUSTA,
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$15.00
I Wo Wore No Less
I I See the Line of all
I I Wool Suitings now on
I J display at $15.00. Call
L I in and order your Fall
I j Suit now?delivered
II wherever you say.
IE.G.DREHER
11| LEXINGTON, S. C.
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>mmence giving
Coupons
continue giving
rradlng Stamps
lMBER 15th.
ery 10c purchase before
i every 10c purchase !
afternoon.
effects you
ollected as Trading Stamps,
>ok. When this book is fillis
store for a book, worth
ificates, which may be spent
ries. I
? coupons as you do every 1
obtain a 5c rebate or dis- 5*
; thus a $5.00 purchase ac- |
&25.00 purchase $23.7 5, etc. |
i the amouDt of money you |
>u spend $500.00 in the
get double coupons on
e give you back in mer$25.00.
a at our Expense
'] and Continuing until Jan. I.
lILROad fares in cash
[lowing plan |
icket FROM YOUR HOME TO |
)inpleted your purchases, take your g
vith every purchase, together with
office, third flocr, and we will re- |
f your purchases up to the cost of
?If you live 50 miles from Augusta,
[.00, and your purchases 160 00, we
Le rebate secured by you by
5, making possible a 10 per
hases.
TE'S
Opposite Monument.
GEORGIA
-- Card from E. L. Wingard.
To the Voters of Lexington county:
It having been brought to my attention
that there is a report current that
I have made. io effort to protect the
tax money of the county in the bank
1 T - 1 n 2 Tfc 1_ i. T
rupij ^exin^wjn ?avxngs mat i
have lost and will lose nothing by
reason thereof, I hand yon a certificate
from N. P. Shipp, Notary Public,
which explains itself:
Certificate.
State of South Carolina,
County of Lexington.
I, N. P. Shipp, a Notary Public for
South Carolina, hereby certify that on
the 15th day of March, 1912, I drew up
and probated a Real Estate Mortgage
from E. L. Wingard to the Gulf and
Atlantic Insurance Company, in the
penal sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars,
($30,000.00) "conditioned for the
payment to the said company of all
damages, costs, expenses and losses to
which it shall be subjected or liable by
reason of its being and continuing to
be daring my present term of office,
surety upon my official bond as County
Treasurer for Lexington county.
T fnrf-ViPr fchaf". this mnrf<rapp
is now of record in the Clerk's office at
Lexington in Book B-B of Mortgages
at page 487 and is unsatisfied of record.
Given nnder my hand and official
seal this 2nd day of September, 1912.
N. P. SHIPP, (L.S.)
Notary Public, South Carolina.
I thank you for the very complimentary
vote you gave me on last
Tuesday, and hope for your continued
support. Very respectfully,
E. L. WINGARD.
Land For Sale.
137 acres of good land. For further
information, apply at once to
Mrs. L. E. STEELE,
I o 4 n ^ T C P
OW*Op JUtJimglUii, U. Vy.
IF YOU WANT 7
Your Watches and
Clocks put in firstclass
order at reasonable
prices bring
them to
T. H. Donny,
The Watchmaker. 1218 Main St.
Parlor Restaurant,Columbia,S.C.
I ^Mmmmmmmmmm?mmwmmm?mJ
Card From Supt. Martin.
To the Democratic Voters of Lexington
County:
Owing to the fact that I will not be
able to get around to see you before
the second election, I take this method
of giving you my reasons why I
should be re-elected to the office of
County Superintendent of Education:
Fir9t: I have made more improvements
in th9 County than any other
man who has held the office When I
went in the office the educational affairs
of the county were at a standstill
and there were many school houses
to be built and laws to be complied
with.
Second: In the towns of the
county there have been built many
magnificent school buildings, some
among the best in the State; for example,
Lexington, Leesville, Batesburg,
Brookland and Chapin, these
buildings costing anywhere from ten
to fifteen thousand dollars Also at
Gilbert, through my efforts, they have
erected a $1,200.00 building and voted
a special levy of two mills.
Third: In the rural districts the
county has made wonderful improvements
along educational lines; for example,
in Cedar Grove School District
No. 03, we have built a fine modern
school building, in Hulon School
District No. 19, we have built a fine
modern School building, in Pond
Branch School District No. 13, we
have built a fine school builcing, in
Calvary School District No. 42, we
have built a fine school, and in other
districts we have made other improvements
and repairs.
Fourth: Since I have been in office
I have gotten high school aid for the
Lexington school aud also brought the
opposing factions together at Leeaville
and also kept the books in my office
in fine shape and they have been
favorably passed upon by the special
committee of the grand jury. I have
also filed my annual report with the
Clerk of Court, the same haying been
duly passed upon by the grand jury as
the law provides; something that my
predecessors failed to do.
Fifth: During last scholastic year
the county spent over $32,000 for improvements
alone and in all the county
spent $67,978 41. Also during last
school year the county received from
the State $< ,997.00 for high schools
and $1,375.00 for weak schools.
Sixth: I have successfully carried
out the law regulating Building Fund
Act, the Extension Act and the High
School Act.
Seventh: I know the school law,
won all matters that went before the
State board and also all matters that
were taken up in the courts.
Eighth: If I am not re-elected
there will be a renewal of troubles relative
to the appointment of trustees
in the various districts of the county.
sinr.fi T have been in office I have vis
ited more schools in the county than
any other superintendent in a like period;
and would have visited all the
schools last winter hid it not been for
the bad weather.
Ninth: My opponent is a young
man 22 years of age and has neyer had
any experience in the office which I
now hold.
Your continued suffrage for another
term will be highly appreciated by
me.
Very truly yours,
A. D. Martin.
Lexington, Sept. 4, 1912.
" a ixiviah
tdru r ruiu sucriu uuuu.
To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Please allow me space in your paper
to express ruy sincere appreciation
and everlasting gratitude to the good
people of Lexington County for the
magnificent vote given me in the primary
on August 27th. To those
friends who interested themselves especially
in my behalf I shall ever be
grateful. To those who opposed me I
hold no ill will; and it shall be my
highest endeavor to serve them with
the same earnestness and zeal that has
ever characterized my official career
in the past. I assure you that no man
will strive harder to merit the continued
confidence and esteem of my fellow
countrymen than I, and if at any
?- ?~-- -"""J "1" caminoo
limt; pu iiccu uvwuixuv.
me.
Thanking you for the many courtesies
and kindnesses you have shown
me, not only during the campaign but
at all times in the past, I am,
Most gratefully yours,
Sim J. Miller.
Sept, 3, 1912.
A Card of Thanks
I extend to my friends my heartfelt
thanks for their courtesies, kindness
and support in this campaign, and assure
those who were not my supporters
that I carry no ill will toward
them. I trust that the time will come
when I may have an opportunity to
show my good will by deeds and not
words alone.
Remember, that "Love worketh no
evil to his neighbor."
Yours truly,
Henry D. Lybrand.
Sept. 2, 1912.
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The equipmeul
ELECTRIC LIGHTS?12 in. Bullet
headlights, 6 in. Bullet sidelights,
tail lights.
WARNER AUTO METER?The
most reliable speed and mileage indicator
made.
JIFFY CURTAINS?Can be put
up or down in a few minutes time
from the inside of the car. When
closed, makes car nearly as rain proof
or cold proof as a limousine.
BOSCH MAGNETO?Very few
cars under $1500 are equipped with
this high grade magneto, which is used
Completely equipped w:
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TOURING CAR, 5 pass
ROADSTERS, 2 passeng<
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give me that, then you will volun
proval, as all my patients do. It :
that are worth accomplishing and
fining to the teeth, which if not a
tit t t n i ii
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will be doubly pleased.
I guarantee to give satisfacl
than any business man should do.
ern work than every one else, bee,
must be modern and give up-to-da
I have bought cut the int
Dental Office at 1521 Main stM Col
high class work at reasonable prio
one kind of work?and that is the
and do just as I advertise. I do n?
You will be courteously tre;
Come in and get my prices. Suit;
are assured polite and courteous tr
DR. M. S. \
L1521 Main Streel
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quipped ready for the road
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on most of the best known and [highest
priced cars in the world.
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DEMOUNTABLE RIMS?Makes
it possible to change tires in three or
four minutes time.
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to the rear of the touring car
and on running board of roadster.
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driver full view of the traffic behind.
Top, Top Cover, Windshield, Tool
| Kit, Jack, Tire Repair Kit, Pump, Robe
Rail, Floor Mat, Tally-ho Horn.
Lth all you need and all
Ln use.
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;jrs - 750.00
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