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S9fiS9Sfi9fi5fi5fi9fi@6569fi9e9e9e? S3S3 gg FITZMAURI I Grand | OF LADIES' ftNO CHILI ??J During this opening r.:e intend to show the most 85 tell about this grand exposition of new fall models on ~ a * a ? <\f I\a irrifltii known to make any asserxien uiai/ wwmu nwu wc niimj 85 We cordially invite you to this grand opening. You v C? novelties. Oak Serges, shrunk and sponged for Suits a 85 duroys and Costume Velvets. We agair call your atte ?? Clothing Departments for men youths and boys?This 85 nels an(* Outing Flannels for Underwear, 6 l-4c, 8 l-3c ?? kerchiefs at 6 for 25c. gg Kabo ft * You will get the best styles, most comfort and greatest serrice ' * * ' ' "T from a Kabo. All the new moaeis m stocs. we cany mc nica^ ClIJ reducing corset for stont people, the best made. AlKguarenteed B?1.00 to ?3.00, the most perfect form obtained from these m'odels. Silks! Silks! We are offering 20 pieces of beautiful stripe Messaline Silk, 81 25 C9 value, only ?100 50 pieces 36-inch plain Messaline, extra rich quality only 90c for ^2? this sale. 133 10 pieces beautiful Charmeuse Silk for evening wear, at only ?1.00 Shades cream, pink, sky blue, black, lavender. mm. Peau De Soies and Taffeta 25 pieces changeable Chiffon Taffeta, 36-inch, at only 9Sc for this $1.25 quality. faPj 5 pieces black 36-incli Peau de Srie at $1.00. 5 pieces 36 inch Peau de Soie at $1.25. w*P 5 pieces black 36-inch Peau de Soie at 81.50. fafi Oak Serges and rough two-toned suitings for suits are all the go; Jit-J shrunk and sponged. Clothiiiff Denartment for Men SfcJ This season we are going to show the strongest and best lines of W clothing to be found.- We have three different lines from three of the largest manufacturers of clothing in thi9 country just opened. 100 ^uits, all wool, regular price and value for ?12.00, only ?7.95 WW your choice. - WQ 100 $15.00 suite, strictly all wool, only $i0.00. Some exquisite models up to $22 50. We always can give you more thaa value here. Blanket Sale J33 100 pairs white cotton Blankets, 75c value, only 60c. WW 50 pairs 11-4 gray wool nap, at only ?1.75. Regnlar price $2.50. ?100 pairs plaid Blankets, all wool; $5.00 values, $3 95 pr this sale. 100 pairs white wool Blankets, worth $5.00 anywhere, only $3.50. Irish. Linen Damask 10 pieces unbleached loom damask 50c special. H) pieces unbleached 72-inch loom damask, 75c. 5 pieces 72-inch bleached damask at only 50c; all linen. 5 pieces 72-inch bleached damask, $1.00 values, only 75c. JETTIES Sf * ! 88eM9fiafi@fi8fiM9e8fiM9fi9fig 696868896droTOCdOTCd6?ed6dCa * 4T I T I Clerk's Sale. A Ivvftfl I I All The State of South Carolina, i. HI Trull I Hlf County of Lexington. ^ll II UU Jrl I UA| In the Court of Common Pleas. " The Bank of Swansea, Assignee, ' REAL fSTXTE l?D IHMKE TW fvi **?*, . ' I w J. W. Cnm, et al.?Foreclosure. f< LEXINGTON, - S. a In obedience of the decree of the 1 court herein, signed by his Hon. Judge d Real Estate BOUCfbt aod Sold. Geo. E. Princerbearing date February y 12th, 19 2, I will sell before the court 8 house door, to the highest bidder at ^ 14A acres' two miles south of onblic ontcrv. d urine the lezal hours o Barr, 6 mile3from Lexington, 30 of sale, rn the first Monday~(fche 7th ^ open* 50 acres pine timber, 6 day) ^ October, 1912, the following j ?. j . described propertv: c room dwelling, a arn and s a- All that piece, parcel lot or tract of o bles, plenty rnnning water. land, lying, being in the county and a state aforesaid, Sandy Run township, 62% acres 3 miles west of Gas- and bounded as follows: on the North ton, 9 acres open, 3 room dwell- by W. L. Whitaker, and Mrs. Elizaino. wattia rrina Hmhpr nlentv HllttO; East by V. V. Orim; e mg, some pine timber, plenty SoQth bj. j L Wiuu-mg> aDd y y' s. oak- , Crim; and West by Sarah Holder, and 46 acres one mile from Edmund containing fifty-seven and one-half 25 acres open land, 2 room dwel- (57 1-2) acres, more or less. .. Terms of sale Cash, purchaser to pay 11D=>* for papers. * d 189^ acres 4 miles from .Lex- \ FRANK W. SHE ALT, C ington o the Augusta Road, 22 Sept. 14, 1912. OCCP and G S. is acres open, some pine timber, 6 Efird & Dreher, Attys. for Pltfs. and v* , certain Defts. 48 K room dwelimg. v 270 acres; 3 miles from Pelion, ~~ ' * ' ~~~~ . J tl 60 acres open land, dwelling, Out of ,60 simples of milk examined u i plenty water. Fine land for in Lond<JQ ia three months, 108 were Cotton and erain. tuberculous, and the task of tracing 162 acres 5 miles from Steed- thl9 milk necessitated the examinaman, 26 acres open land, dwel- tlon of 3'715 oows at 102 farma scatter- B - - - ed over the country. ling barn and Stables. - - - - - ~ , Sl 104 acres 1 mile from Edmund, ^ w 35 acres open land, 2 room dwei- Cleaning, Pressing 0, ling, plenty water. and Dyeing 76 acres 6 miles from Colum- The Lexington Pressing Club is a K?o ??? nil* wiinr rvino ready to do your fall cleaning, press- >! bia, one mile from Arthnr, pine tojf> ^ Wg haye a8c?mpe. a I timber, plenty water. tent force and all work promptly and P 150 acres 7 miles from Lexing- neatly done. Let us fix up that old H tod, 50 acres in cultivation, 9 *asc year's suit for you. We make a; . ... 0 . , . a specialty of this class of work. ir room dwelling, 2 barns, tenant Lexington Pressing Club. tl house, blacksmith shop, good Lem Sox, Manager ti water power, corn and wheat mill, cotton, gin and press, tele- There is a domestic servant famine 0 phone, daily mail, near good in Australia. An emigrant ship with school and church. 100 of those treasures on board arrived Easy terms. in Melbourne the other clay, and they L TRFTY RO\D<i bad t0 b'? *uarded with almo9t military jUIiiLIT precautions against the invading host ! Write or call to see me of h?^son thepier. AT Teacher's Examination. f} TUP UAUC I I The rejgular fall Teachers' Examina- j I VIC nunc tion will be held at Lexington, on ; t. yam||||j| a IIA All# Friday, October 4tb, begining at 9 i NATIONAL BANK, O'clock a. m All applicants will T * plea&e be present at that time. Bring c< Lexington, S. C. paper and pencils. hi A. D. MARTIN, ( .. a Countv Supt. Education. " 7 Sept. 23, 1912. 48 tJ iQQQSaQQca QQfidStioa < m -<%C2 1704 and (706 Main St. CJE fe* COLUMBIA, S. C. Jt* i Millinery ( lnriro UATC i Hnicc' nt incno nhio) lhuilo ui ?? ?? extensive and up-to-date Hats, Coat Suits and Wraps ever s paper, but it is quite a different proposition to produce such a che standing of this reliable firm. Nothing better for d< rill get ideas of untold value. Dress Goods and Silk Doparti nd Skirts, 50c to $1.00. 3b to 52 inches wide Novelty Dres rntion to the largest suit department to be seen and you wil seasons display is great and we would urge you to see us be , 10c. See us for your wants. 3,000 yards fine Apron Ging] Spread Sale 1 case of 11-4 English spreads, regular Si.25 value, only 9Se each. 1 case of exira fiue Marseilles finish, only 5'1 9S; regular price 52 5C Silver Bleached Oar sreat leader. Si.25 values that we have run at >9:. "We are going to try it again. Just feel that damask. Linen Towels 100 dozen all pure linen hemstitched at $2 00 doz. Worth $3.00 Boys' Suits This season we are able to do you lots of good. We have some very live models for boys. While they are m ideot rim best materials, still they are reasonable, ?2 00, $2.05, >'0.50, $5 00, $u 0u and $7.00. The suit ages from 3 to 17 years. Separate Pants The Xever-Rip kind, 50c to $1.50 the pair. Millinery and Suit Department These departments are second to none in the State, and a look through will soon convince you of this fact. The most up-to-date styles, fine tailoring and splendid materials. We have the grandest lot of suits ever sho n here. Prices are less for better goods. We are showing an exquisite line of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Cloats and Wraps. Boys' Sampson Hose Is the only ribbed Hose that does give satisfaction. Only 25c. $1.00 Challenge Shirts at 69c 150 Dozen Just Received. This is that great Shirt we sell so many of. We have to buy so j I many to get them, so that we can sell them at 69c. This shirt wherever sold i9 sold for $1.00. We take all the broken lols to close. New styles. Silks and Velvets for Suits And dresses. We are showing a grand selection of these goods in plain costume velvets, in silk velvets, in corduroy velvet, in all the leading shades. Our prices for these fine goods are most reasonable, RRo. t,n ?1 Oft aneoial. See that beautiful analitv. a whole lot differ | ence inequality for a certain price. Beware. i. xril * '69096809090909 69686968Si8! 69QQ69C96a?9 Ga(S969Q?9 To Dedicate Church. Caughman Bros. On the first Sunday in October Beth- If at any time you need a bnggj jhem, Black Greek, Lutheran church, carriage or wagon, never buy befoi rill be dedicated. The sermon will be you call and see Caughnsan Bros.,, o reached by the Rev. S. P. Koon, Assembly street, Columbia, S. C. Th resident of the Summerland College firm is composed of Lexington boj jr Girls, assisted by the Rev. Dr. S. who will certainly treat you fair in a '. HallmaD, of Spartanburg. An all dealings. ay service will be held, dinner being * * * erved on the grounds. Dr. Hallman FitZIIKHlPfCC'S# rill preach in the afternoon. This is Fit Imauriee's big department stori ne of the prettiests country churches ^ Columbia, is crowded to its capac 1 the county and the people of the jy ^jth eager shoppers, the occasio ommunity have a right to feel proud being tbeir grand fall opening. Her f the undertaking. The public cordi- yOU one 0f best stocks t lly invited to attend. *seleclj from. including everything i 7 dry goodtS, clothing, millinery, notion* Only the office without salary has to shoes, hats, etc. The reputation c eek the man. this firm for honest, square dealing, i too well known to n ed further mei New Store, New Goods. tl0n hereMr. B. W. Bates ha9 opened a new r,.- ? # rv goods store at 172o Main Street, City flOiei. !olumbia, opposite po9toffice block, and We would remind our Lexingto \ seeking, through The Dispatch this friends and the public that thev ca reek. a share of the Lexington trade. , , . , . [r. Bates is a clever gentleman, and secure rooms, lodging ana mea.s a ou will find hi9 prices to be as low a9 reasonable rates (up stairs) at the Cit le lowest and his goods as good as Hotel, 1212 Main street, Columbia ip best which has for several years been ur * ' der satisfactory management by Mrs STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, L. I. Kaminer, formerly of this town. County of Lexington. . y Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Judgp. " Whereas, Samuel B. George, made J? L. HopkillS. lit to me, to grant him Letters of Ac- jn tbjg j99ue will be found the ad Linistration of the estate of and effects _ . . . T t tt uf Mrs. Louisa M. Hayes. verusement ol Mr. J. L. Hopkins, wb These are therefore to cite and ad- is quoting some of the lowest prices ii lonish all and singular the kindred the latest styles of dry goods, notions nd creditors of the said Mrs. Louiea ^ t. Hayes, deceased, that they be and millmery, aiid shoes> f?r wo.mei ppear, before me, in the Court of and children. His store is growing b robate, to be held at Lexington, C. be one of the most popular in Colum S. C., on 30th Sept. 1912, next, biaund you will find it. to your benefi iter publication hereof at 11 o clock _ _ . , i the forenoon, to show cause,.if any van oeiore purcnasing eisewnere. ley have, why the said administra- ? on should not be granted. Wm Plait & Son Given under ray hand, this 14th day vvm' ri<111 ? f Sept., A. D., 1912. Are so well known that it is hardl; GEO. S. DRAFTS, <L.S.) necessarv to call attention to their ad of Sept., vcrtUemm but in this issue thev 1 av, >12, in the Lexington Dispatch 47 something that will please yuu if yoi _ . call to see them. Their fall stock o A Fine Ginnery. ! (^ry ?oods' notions, millinery, shoe j and clothing are ready for the trade. Mr. J. H. Gunter, of near t^he Cross j _ ^ J .oacis, mis one 01 me uesi giuueuesm me smaner tne man cue Digger ui< le county, which is running overtime, j boast. [r. Gunter operates his ginnery on ^ le old plan, -5 cents per hundred. Joy Kills Baseball Fail, he turnout at this ginnery is all that j When his home team rallied late ii ould be desired, and if you want the ' the game and scored enough runs ti est results take your cotton to Mr. take the lead, Timothy Flanagan, o unter. He will treat you right every Ashley, Pa., was stricken with hear me. failure and died. i roroQroQQQQrocQQGacaQ 88?? 6969 ZMAURICE'S g3 S3 )pening | )AT SUITS AND WRAPS g ? _____ yQ een in this part of the South. It would be easy for us to B? l as we show. The reputation of this firm is too well 65 jsirable, dependable merchandise and prices much less. B? rv. f c n va nv+rn rpvn n o Ar? /iAWYWioinnp +1,^ a w v lxxgxxls axe CAiia giauu i/xxxc oeaouxx, ^uxaxjpx xoxxx^ txxe xaLeou cntea is Goofs in Whipcords, two toned Corded Velours, Cor- ?fj 1 be surprised to hear the prices for these grand Suits. fore placing your order. Great bargains in Cotton Flanbams, only 5c, yard. 100 dozen Ladies' All-Linen Hand- ftjfa ? 8$ Pillow Cases 200 dozen Cases at only 10c each. 200 dozen extra Huck Towels at. only 95c dcz m for this sale. 100 dozen Barber's Towels at 4Sc dozen. itjyh Spreads and Sheets Very important in any househ.old is gtoi Sheets and Spreads. We have them at the right prices. ^ rr ! ? dozen bed size sheets, no seams, at on'y 50c each. 10 dozen extra Sheets, extra heavy linen linisli, SlxOO, at only 69". 'yjrjft iu dozen single oea onsets omy -?< i-zc eacu. ww Hats and Caps flgj 2oe and 50c each for a good Cap or 50c aid $1.00 for a good Sunday hat for that boy of yours. Splendid warm Underwear for the boys this Fall in Union Suits cr iFnJ two separate pieces at 50c tlie suit. Table Linen jpfcg If you want Table Linen we would advise you in all honc-sry to go to Fitzmaurice's. There is not a better linea department in the tof^ State. Why the. know that is the reasoD. Irish Linen. 10 nippps mprcprized Damask: reernlar 50c value, onlv 35c. 10 pieces mercerized Damask; regular 75c value, only 40c. Napkins i For home Napkins, for hotels and restaurants: 100 dozen hemstitched mercerized at only 60c dozen ; regular price 85c. 50 dozen all linen, hemmed, at only $1.00. 50 dozen fine dinner Napkins from $2.95 up to $7.50 dozen, 3-4size. BfJ 24-inch Diaper , C9 We offer for this sale, 10 pieces at only 79c piece; the best medicated cotton made. Bleaching Sale gtf} 14 yards of Fearless Bleach from 9 to 11 for $1.00 each day. Only 2}v5 one to a customer. As good as Androscoggin. Matting and Bug Department 5H The best Matting sold. We sell it at only 30c and 35c laid. Will last ten years on the floor. PJ mm G9Q 59^9953^636969595969595959 ? ? ? aKt W m m ft ^H-%m m m m. PilU V ti tf W VWU W W W W W Wtf W New Schedule. i ^ r? Train No. 19 leaving Columbia 6:40 * a. m., Lexington 7.30 a.m., Gilbert Cfllirin P Dn^krin n 7:31 a. m , Lees ville 7:47 a, m., Bates- fllWIII II HrPliPP 18 burg 7:55 a. m., Ridge Spring 8:13 a. "U " HI U| III (jllul r? m., Ward 8:21 a. m., Johniton 8:29 a. ????????? ^ m., Trenton 8:44 a. m., Graniteville 9:15 a. in., Warrenville 9:20 a. m. and ljKJPIjll Jl lllPI? arrive Augusta 10 a. m. 11VI I If U |\I,T Train No. 20, leaving Augusta 4:15 * vUIll 111 %JRJ 3, a. m., Warrenville 4:45 p, m., Granite- ??????? i- ville 4:48 p. m., Trenton 5:20 p. m., T1TT>T1 n Johnston 5:35 p. m., Ward 5:45 p. m., J* I K. Hi e Ridge Spring 5;56 p. m.,- Batesburg :0 6;15 p. in., Leesville 6;20 p. m., Gil- TjTT^P! n bert 6:3.5 p. m., Lexington 6:58 p. m. 3. and arrive Columbia 7:30 p. m. a I I \T7TVTnn Trains 131 and 132 will not stop at JL is the following stations except to receive l" and discharge passengers to or from AUTQMOBTTiB points^north of Columbia where out.* - rn J rtO 1 . _ oer 6i ana at are scueuui<*u tu siuy. -q-|- ? f*imT A OO Cayce, Arthur, Barr, Gilbert, Summit, | JT X j/v JL Ju vTljAoO n Summerland, Monetta Sunny Brook, 11 Vaucluse and Rennie, Langley and LIVESTOCK it Bath. I Notice For Bids. TORNADO >- Notice i9 hereby given that the un- rrr*i a ... . . . dersigned trustees of Macedon School tX A T.T^TT District No 75, will receive bid9 for xajjxx^i J. XX repairs to said school building up to Saturday, October 5th. Plans and I represent only the strongest specifications may be had by applying and best old line Companies <^ber of the undersisned^stees. and hayp 6pe(;ial facllities for G. W. FALLAW, writing fire iusurance on counA. W. CRAFT, ' try property. If you want ina 2w48 Trustees. surance of any kind write or * ~ * "" call on me at Lexington, S 0. Q The Lyric. It is a great pleasure and also a relief to droo in the moving picture par- ; / t , xu ^ 2sow is the time, pav tor vour pacer, lors of Columbia after the cares cf K J ^ business and shopping are over to view the interesting pictures in these popular playhouses, which has certainly .p 17*111 vijiitt i been a grand featur : added to the |r Y|||j W An l amusements of the city. We were UU VfiTivl t s j more than pleased last week when 1 j visiting Columbia to have gone to the Your Watches and * j Lyric and enjoyed the pictures and ~ . s ; gsod music which in so many install- ClOCkS put in tirst! ces are true to life. i 7 - class order at rea5 ! Caught a Bad Cold. sonable prices brino{ 'Last winter my son caught a very | + j Dad cold, and tne way fie cougnea whs j iuciii iu i something dreadful," writes Mrs. Sa! rali E. Duncan, of Tipton, Iowa. "We gl 1 | thought sure he was going into con- g ,, Sh 3 I sumption. We bought just one bottle f j of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and The Watchmaker. 1218 Main St. ^ j that one bottle stopped his cough and par|or Restaurant,Columbia,S.C. 1 I cured his cold completely. ' For sale ' : by all dealers. ????????