The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, September 25, 1912, Image 10
Fall Fashior
Follow the crowds to the big sto]
rto"nnrf.mAnt. STYLE fl.nd Q.X
wa? w** v? rv ? ? ?? ?w for
this season. This gor
New Fail Millinery.
We are receiving new shipments of Hats every day and they are
going rapidly. We are offering to the ladies of this city and section
the most magnificent Millinery ever before displayed here, and yon
are cordially invited to attend this big gorgeons hat show which
will axactly portray to your admiring gaze just what Dame Fashion
has decreed for your headgear for this season.
Silk Bargains at 19c
Yard wide Taffetas and fancy striped Ohina Silks, an extra special
lot, 18 to 3d inches wide at yard 19c
Dress Silks, lining Silks, Satins, fancy Bengalines and Printed
India Silks in various colors and designs, suitable for lining and
street and evening costumes, ranging in width from 18 inches up,
50c and 59c values, yard 25c
(Costame Silks and Crepe de Chines in pin stripes, plaids and solid
colow, all desired lengths in this lot; goods worth 75c and 85c at 39c
A Sample Line of Fine Silk and Crepe Kimonos
Bought at a real sacrifice and we are offering them at prices that
i , will surely prove very attractive. No two alike in the lot, and there
is not a bad pattern in the bunch. No matter what your desire
may be as to color or material, .we have it. Prices range from
$1.75 to $10.00,which is just about two-thirds of the price goods were
< manufactured to sell for.
Shoe Department.
We have ju9fc opened up our fall line of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Shce9. They embrace the newest leathers in lace and
button. Big line of Children's celebrated Skuffer Shoes.
MEN'S SHOES?Now on display the new fall line of Banisters,
Tilts and Crossets, all direct from the manufacturers and bought
before the big advance in leather. We can show you tans, cadet
calf, patent and vici, vals and buttons. Come and see them.
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Mail Orders Filled.
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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
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Miss Anna Brown, of George, N. C.,
is spending a few days in Lexington J|||
f ^'3 enronte to Manning, S. 0., where she H
C ' VkNvSr.1'I will ha. VP oh nrcro nf a rtiillinorw oofah.
^4*L?tTI[jU lishment the coming season. Miss Wm
. 1 lrJul Brown has a host of friends in Lexing- 9
fcon> ?^e ^av^D^^een tiie bea<* milliner P|
of Roof's department stove for the j||
Subscribe to The Dispatch, only one I
^P^H| dollar a year, and get all of the county
Say! do you know that you can get I
* an(i ranges, b ggie9, wagons and har- ' IB
< ncs9, at the new Barre Hardware *
Store at right prices.
Get your fresh bakers bread?the oth<
v 38t in town?at Harman's Bazaar. Is a
q p Lathan, the popular head tenc
0* t^ie Little Mountain Stock Co., was botl
|*n town Monday on matters of business.
Never buy harness, gears or fanning hav
implements of any kind, before you and
R'^-Sjv yfcQ \ call at the Barre Hardware Store ru-i
I^rs- Dr. ** derrick and little lt^r
Jp??&' ??&? 803? Homer, have been spending a few the
J?^$( ? wlv days with relatives in Columbia. is '<
if'HvS ! V.v.v t>tto **v mro** ?111 the
1 'v.v.vxf t'T-'.vHf xvui>-isi x-xxoiiA wm uiue yuu. deec
I ^-$1 ^rs* Mollie Sox has returned to her was
I reW home in Henderson, N. 0., after an
? 0a V^Vf extended visit to relatives in Lexing- j00s
rc|gf ton and adjoining counties. no)
\ ^et rea(^yfor the Lexington Countv ^
Cftf ffQK^^yCLQTHES F*ir?just a little more than a month
?MAR.M.rMo Mr. B. N. Spires, of the Pelion sec- Co"
ThC Good Dresser *ion? SP611*' Friday in town and called ====
Wears ill to see us. , M
_ Ml miipa FOR SALE?Homes in and around ^on
CHIFFON CLOTH to Johnston, ask for list. of o
amrrun Wfi-V ,IUU Y. May, Johnston, S. O. Mor
Recently the word "fit" has Mrs. E. L. Shealy, the venerable prin
come into $ new meaning in mother of Clerk of Court Shealy, leaves F<
connection with men's clothes. this week for an extended visit to her hon
Time was when particular men , e
were satisfied with a snug, good 8on? Mr- Wftde Shealy, of Laurel,
fit, that didn't wrinkle. Mississippi. "M
But now the dress critic de- 5 or 6 doses 666 will break any ^a<
mands that peculiar ' hang" ease of Chills and Fever: and if taken mar
which 'devefop^clothe's oT^al then as a tonic^the Fever will not Bar
personality?clothes that when return. Price 25c.
worn, become part of the wearer - Mr. Jdo. M. Sharpe, a leading farmer
and enhance his individuality. of Gilbert route x aDd one of the yery ^
Every inch in every fabric in best men in the county was here ^0Q
every garment Thursday and gaye us a pleasant and M
Guaranteed all Wool profi able call. fcj5
__ RUB-MY-TISM will cure you. ^at
Mr. Queen Ivey, an industrious q
Ff* nnPIIPfl | ?oan&farmer of Lexington route 4, as Ban
.1^ II1#LbJLIk J honest as the days are long, was in ^OI
- 11111 nHll I town Thursday selling cotton and
hi I -l#l If IRBIIMai Ml
promptly paid bis dues. Who will be
Outfitter for Men and Boys tbe next? Jf
, LEXINGTON. S. , C. , If y?u want to get the highest price
x SI" ' *""* * "" ll ycmr cofcfc?n, always briDg it to
\ </ j Lexington. offi-"
is Reign Si:
re and take a look at the magnifi
T A T Tf 11 \/ ma -i-"U 4*1k a
muii x ui t? tut; uwu wuxuo ljllllu
'geous event will be worth comiri
M???M??B? ? H?HiMM?
Jaunty Coats?Something New.
Get a Jaunty Coat and be ready for fall and winter style and
comfort. They take the place of the popular Blazer. They are
certainly stunning in effect and very nobby. In both solid colors
and fancies, $6 50 to $12.50 and worth it.
Two-Faced Coats in solid colors, plaids, etc., in Ladies', Misses'
and Children's, $15,00, $18.00 and $20.00.
New line of Ladies' Rain Coats.
See the new Chinchilla Coats in grays and navies, with assorted
trimmings. Ladies', Misses' and Children's $7.00 up.
We have the greatest suit values ever before brought to this city.
Examine them for yourselves and you will say the same.
Light Weight Wool Dress Goods
In light weight Serges, Cashmeres, Storm Serges and solid colors,
tans navies, cream and white, Shepherd Plaids, black and white
stripes, in fact, all conceivable patterns, 59c values, now only 39c
Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Bags.
Our line of everything in this Hue is very full and complete. See
us before you buy.
Hosiery Department Summer Bargains
Children's Fancv Sox, all sizes and colors, regular 25c value for 15c
Children's plain, white and fancy sox, a big 25c value, now only 15c
Pure silk foot ladies' hose, elegant light weight iD tan, black and
white, sizes 8 to 9 1-2; special only 50c
Children's white hose, 25c values now only ioc
Ladies' Mercerized Hose, in white, black and tan; high spliced
heel and garter top; best on the market; onh* 25c
5E5Sm5i^5^Si^^S5iSBSaBMSiS5Siaiii
'GET IT ALL UNDER ONE ROOF"
- ? . Death oi John P. Hook.
"Ttl"Da and jva^aivnp j0hn p Hook, one of the be
??? known and most highly respect*
I have received farmers of the Hebron s ection. di<
EyomfTlady? who 8uddenl>' -ndunexpect?d!y on Wednt
asks me:' "Is day a-noon* Hook complaint
the old Pe-ra-na of feeling unwell when he arose, b
(Ka-tar-no) bet- went to the lot to teed the stock ;
ter than the re- n9ual. On his return to the house 1
^^tter~ medl- ^ unconsci?QS the yard and nev
place. One is The deceased was 51 years of af
adapted for one and leaves a wife and four children
condkion^oth- thre0girlg andone boy. fiye half brot
Ka-tar-no is a ers and one whole brother.
better remedy His remains were laid to rest in tl
tions 0Ithan?nuIe ^e^ron churchyard on Thursda
B. Hartman, M. D. revised Pe-ru- afternoon in the presence of a larj
na. On the congregation of sorrowing reiativt
sr hand, the revised Pe-ru-na and frjends, the funeral being co:
. better remedy for some conditions , , , , _
i Ka-tar-no. They are both in- ducted by Rev. J. H. Rush ton, assis
led as catarrh remedies. They have ed by the Rey. J. A. Cromer.
i done a great work in relieving
irrh, chronic and acute. Many ~
dreds of cases of chronic catarrh Mr. Holly L. Harman, recently elec
e recovered \vhile ^ing Ka-tar-no gd c(mnty super, ntenden1; of educatio;
the same is true of the revised Pe- r
.? ?? ia Rssiafinr Drmnfcv Trpflsnrpr Wincai
la during uie loai six y etu~s sume | ?o j ?1-> ?
revision. in the preparation of the tax boo]
here is a difference, however, in for collection of taxes,
two remedies. Whenever catarrh
associated with constipation then Quattlebaum, the young sc
revised Pe-ru-na is the best In- ?*# t*t t /\ **i v *
i. this Is exactly why the revision of Mr- w- L- Qnattlebaum, of Stee
made, to meet such cases. But man, ba9 entered Newberry College,
re no laxative is needed, where the _.
els are regular or inclined to be Fine, fancy, eating Northern appls
e, then the old Pe-ru-na (Ka-tar- at the Bazaar,
is the better remedy. ? T ? . ,
he revised Pe-ru-na is for sale at . Every LexiDgtoman should endeav
drug stores. Those wishing to ob- make tbe commg caunty fair tl
Ka-tar-no. address The Ka-tar-no be9t in the State'
Columbus, Ohio. Whenever you are suffering fro
? any eye, ear or nose trouble, consu
r. C. R. Stnrkie of the Pelion sec- sp^ialist, Dr. C. J. Oliveros, i
, and a mighty good citizen, one Columbia.
ur oldest subscribers, was in town ?
id ay and kindly remembered the Bring us your JOB WORK,
ters with his dollar.
OR RENT?One, two, three or four m B
se farm for rent. Apply to J. J. B6tl6T idlDl
"X TV 7*7
isses Pearle and Rnth Clarke, Better paint this year if your prope
3ys Dent, Vera Corley, Aline Har- ty needs it. Mistaken men have be<
t, Annie Oaughman and Cecile waiting for paint to come-down. T1
re, left last week to enter Winthi op cost of their job has gone-up not dowi
ege. No brighter nor prettier set it always goes-up by waiting; nev
be represented at Winthrop. comesdown.
rhen you sell your first new bale Better paint than Devoe? There isr
't forget the printers. any.
r. M. B. Buff, one of the substantial Suppose one had waited 20 or
sens, residing between here and years ago for a better paint than Devo
imbia was in town Monday and how jong woui(i he have waited? Ho
e us a p easan cai . wou]d he still have to wait?
Dmmencing Monday Oct. 1st the The price a gallon makes some diffe
k of Western Carolina an J The ^ v . . ,
ne National Bank will observe the ence; ye8' bufc nofc mnch I u 8 tbe Pal]
>wing banking hours: Open at 9 that counts; the quality counts,
tf. and close at 3 P. M. It's the go-far that counts. Prote
there is anything in hardware, tion of property counts more yet.
will save money by calling at the Better paint,
re Hardware Store, next to post- DEVOE
e. ' The Harmon Drug Co. sells it.
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cent autumnal offerings in every
have been stressed in buying
ig many miles to witness. ?
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New Outings.
In light and dark colors, 312 l-2c quality for 10c
50 pieces Kimono Outing, small patterns, figures and borders 15c
10 pieces of Corded Eiderdown, all wool, in red, pink, blue, white v.
and brown, 29 inches wide, something new, for cloaks, lap robes,
kimonos, etc.; the yard 50c j
Crockery Department.
One lot Imported China, highly decorated fancy pieces bargains, 1
arid any article of crockery for the kitchen or house you will find
here at prices to suit you.
Heel Coat Fabrics
Coif cloth, bright red, 54 inches wide. The new material for 1
smart topcoats, special, ya.rd $1.25 ^
Hemmed Mercerized Napkins
Splendid values at 93c. Cotton Napkins hemmed, special at 45c |
the dozen. <
House Furnishings j
One special lot bed spreads at, each 98c
Another big lot of spreads at ?1.19
11-4 bed spreads at $2.25
Nice line of fancy, cut corner spreads at, from $2.00 to $6.00 *
72x90 seamless bed sheets 50c
81x90 seamless bed sheets 55c
81x108 seamless bed sheets 85c
81x90 hemsliched bed sheets 90c
90x90 hemstiched bed sheets $1.00
Turkish Towels
13 by 30, at 10c. 18 by 30, at 15c. 20 by 40. at 20c. 21 by 43, at2oc
24 bv 47 at 35c. 33 by 55, at 50c. Cotton buck towels, doz. 9Se
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COLUMBIA, S. C.
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Crouch?Drafts. II TOT nrPPIlTPIl
gt Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Drafts, who II \l If M M \l M I
B,j were married in Augusta on Tuesday UUUl HIjUIjI V LtU
evening last, spent a few cays with
)Qm Mr. Drafts5 father, Judge Cleorge S.
Drafts. Mrs. Drafts is a charming ^ CARLOAD OF
young woman and endeared herself to "
all. The Augusta Chronicle of Wednesdav
gave the following account of the I
er -mage I 0(11100000
Friends of Mr. Charles H. Drafts J| |j||l||||liJ|j|j
re and Miss Julia B. Crouch will be in- |
1_ terested to learn of their marriage ? ? which
took place last evening at St. |J f"| f| ?1 f) (1 O F1 fi
John's Methodist parsonage, the Kev. I I 9 B 9 \ JJ \ /1II1R
ie JL)r. DuBose officiating. The bride was J J |l ? ll |J |J II II II 4
Ly very handsome in a stylish coat suit of
ye blue, with hat and blouse to corre- . ? .
js sp?nd iliilno f
a_ No one was present but the immedi- |y| 111U V
t_ ate family, and after the ceremony the IT IIII Ij i
bride and groom left for Atlanta, from |
where they will go to Asheville to visit
tractive and charming_young woman.
>n Mrs. Drafts will make their home in |
\%W 1 ^cu uiunc, iuu will uc jm
?l a^e f? w^at you arejfl
lections. Prices and terms^|
to please. J
AS WELL AS j = J
;n large ones are welcome here- lU/VflPPt Sr ^mifh 1
le you need not wait until your bus- Ulllllull U Ullllllls} J
a. mess has assumed great propor- J J
" "o7Jo7o.d.?;"IW tEESVIllE, SOUTH M.01IM }
:z=r=:=^^:=zz: Notice, Trespassers. jl
30 Our patrons regardless of the All persons are hereby notified not
p; amount of business cone, receive to hunt at night upon my lands, as I
" . ? ' . strictly forbid anything of the kind, W
W Wfirr/?mirtflfiVin all matters Of end thalnnrwill Ka anfnronrl arrairict. T
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business entrusted to us?and all trespassing at night. J
r- there is nothing in safe banking JOE W. ROOF.
ot we cannot perforin. Talk it over Sept. 14,1912 49p jg
with our cashier. *
c- Given Away Free.
PARfll IMA NATIONAL RAM If With ev317 ten dollars' worth of
uAHULINA HA MURAL DAHAj Soods purchased at Win. Piatt &
COLUMBIA, S. C. goo's, Columbia, tliej' will give as a S