The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 02, 1912, Image 12
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Follow the crowds to the big stoi
department. STYLE and Q,X
for this season. This goi
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Our Millinery Opening Was a Great Success.
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 gorgeous hat 6how which
will axactly portray to your admiring gaze just what Dame Fashion
has decreed for your headgear for this season. Certainly our lovely
hate are the talk <?f the town among the ladies.
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I onoe .Department.
We have jnst opened up our fall line of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Shoes. Tbey embrace the newest leathers in lace and
bntton. Big line of Children's celebrated Skuffer Shoes.
MEN'S SHOES?Now on display the new fall line of Banisters,
* Tilts and Orossets, all direct from the manufacturers and bought
before the big advance in leather. We can show you tans, cadet
calf, patent and vici, 7als and buttons. Come and see them.
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Over $2,000 Worth of New Kid Gloves.
Imported direct from France. Ladies' and Misses', all sizes and
. colors, from |1 00 to $3.50
Evening Kid Gloves in blacks, Whites and all the wanted evening
shades, 12, 16 and 26 button lengths; prices $3 00 to $4.50
Black Silk and Satin
Black Messaline?10 pieces, in klack, extra value, soft, pliable, fcr
Waist and Dresses. Special at yard 50c
Sedo Silk?10 pieces, corded, 27 inches wide, elegant for wear;
riofi black, and has everlasting quality for service, the yard.. 75c
Taffeta, Messaline, Peau deSoie, Satin Duchessse?36 inches wide,
suitable for costume, waist; indispensable for street or general
wear. Oor leaders at yard ?1.00
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Fancv Dress Silks.
Big Bargains?50c and 75c Values.
*Fifty pieces in stripes, dots, new checks^ solid colors, for dresses,
waists and nnder lining 39c
The Season's Newest Whims?25 pieces in various d7ess patterns.
Clarmeuse finish, designs of self colors, also stripes with figures,
dainty dotted figures and leaf patterns; many stripes in the lot.
These will satisfy the most fastidious customers, $1.00 value all
oyer the States; OUR PRICE 90c
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 9olid colors
and iancie8, ou to fiz.ou ana wonn it.
Two-Faced Ooats 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.
House Furnishings
Ooe 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 $8 00
72x90 seamless bed sheets 50c
81x90 seamless bed sheets 55c
81x108 seamless bed sheets 85c
81x90 hemstiched bed sheets 90c
90x90 hemstiched bed sheets $1.00
'GET IT ALL UNDER ONE ROOF':
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NCIL AND SCISSORS. Get ready for the Lexington Coo
Fair October 22, 23, 24 and 25. La
7 77 i 777 7~77 ' premiums; get your exhibits rei
ayton Shealy and Kenneth Kneeee ,7 ^ . ,
.. , , XT , ~ , now and make your entries early.
>lion, have entered Newberry Col- J
Chief of Police, Henry Koon now
ae, fancy, eating Northern apples, cupies the residence on South M
e Bazaar. street recently vacated by Mr. J&
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S3 Essie Efird has accepted a po- cunarlcf;' wno nas moveQ to Dro
n with the Bank of Western Cari.
When yon want pnre stick canc
of any kind always go to The Bazas
iverbuy harness, gears or farming
ements of any kind, before you Mr. B. M. Chapman, who is in
it the Barre Hardware Store. government employ at Washington,
Tally R. Keisler is with the usaal? promptly sends the printers
e Hardware Company. dollar for The Dispatch.
JB-MY-TISM will cure you. Miss Wilhelmina Harman has
T ,, . . turned to her home at Chapin after
'. Isaac Mark*, the popular mer- . . .r
, ., , ^ i-, j pleasant visit to Miss Hattie E. S(
t, spent the week-end in Camden. F
and other friends in town. While hi
>R RENT?One, two, three or four sjie visited Tybee and was the reci
s farm for rent. Apply to^ J.^J. eut of mu(jb sociaI attention.
. J. R. W. Seaee is visiting his An>'one wi9hin? t0 buy a?ood P1'
hter, Mrs. S. S. Lindler. on Hoi- with one hm,dred acres ot r,?und
)reek ber, will see Wessinger & Shull, N
Brookland. See advertisement in t
there is anything in hardware, paper
will save money by calling at the
3 Hardware Store, next to post- Mi9s Lucye Daniel Wingard, the
' complished and attractive daughter
T . , , . , r Col. and Mrs. J. B. Wingard, left 1
e many Lexington friends of &
Anna Brown will regret to learn *eek f?r Converfe 0o"e2e' SPart
she is ill at the Columbia hospital, burg, after spending the summer
home.
IB-MY-TISM will core yon. your boy or girl, is goiDg off
e ehaingang has doiv *ome fcplen- school this season, send theDispa
pork on tlie hill just beyond the to them. It is like a letter from hoi
agton Manufacturing Oo. and you don't know how they \
... , , appreciate it.
or 6 doses 666 will break any
of Chills and Fever; and if taken D. Luca9, of the U. S. Coast i
as a tonic the Feter will not tiUery- after spending a brief furloi
n Price 25c at Parental home, near Pelion,
turned to his post of duty, at Portia
. and Mr... George LeFevre have Maine, on Sunday.
ned from a delightful months' Mjg9 A,ma ^ ]eft Qn MoQday .
to Mr. LeFevre's old home in Columbja_ whcr0 she cnter3 Macfea
nfield, Ohio. Business College to take a course
R SALE?riom; s in and around book-keeping, shorthand and ty]
St?D' aY.fMav!'johuston. S. 0. writiD*' Miss Long was for a lc
time the popular and efficient operai
sses Rean Fort, Ruth Kneeee, Vi- . of tbe citizen9> Telephone Compa.
Ilium per; and Miss Schofield, four in which p09iUon> by ber nnifo
ming young girls of Pelion, left courte9Vj she endeared ,f to ?
yeek to enter Limestone College, Eyerybody |g her frieud> and we w
ie^* for her much success and happiness
t yonr fresh bakers bread-the I Mr_ M D D ? ,
in town?at Harman s Bazaar. | L. __
very emcieni^uepoi agent, nas just ]
. L. Bennette Friek, of the Piney | turne(j frora a fifteen days' vacati
d9 section of the Dutch Fork and Spent in New York City, Washingtc
>f the very best men in the coun- Atlantic City, Baltimore, Philadelpl
?as in town Saturday. aru] other points of interest. Mr. De
?! do you know that you can get ny was-delighted with his trip.
ware of every description, stoves Mr. Scott Hendrix, the popular fi
aligns, b ggies, wagons and bar- ifiture dealer, who has been confin
at the new Barrc Hardware j() jfi3 fiouie OI1 upper Main street f
at right, prices. the past several days by illness,
?sh shipment of calces ami crack- very much improved; tB the dMight
:st rcc- 've' a The B "vr. j ids i.wMy an1 unmeroos friends.
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icent autumnal offerings in every
; have been stressed in buying
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New Curtains
All of our big line of New Fall Curtains now in. Mimnaugh
carries the most complete line of curtains to be found in the State.
Carpets and Rugs .
Embracing every conceivable design of Carpets, Rugs, Art J
Squares, etc., and the prices will all suit you. I
Broadcloth, All Colors
Broadcloth, Evening Wear?10 pieces light blue, pink, tan, Alice;
&4 inches wide, yard $2.00
Black Broadcloth?Shrunk and sponged. Price, yd. $1.50 to $3.00
Golf cloth, bright red, 54 inches wide. The new material for
smart, topcoats, special, yard $1.25
Wool Serge?20 pieces in all colors, bine brown, black, tan, gray, ,
garnet, white cream; all wool; 38 inches wide. Our price? 50c
Storm Serge?25 pieces. This fabric lias no equal for wesr, every
color you desire; 42 inches wide. Special 75c
Mannish Serge, Fancy Mixture for ladies' wear?25 pieces in colors;
45 to 54 inches wide, trie yard $1.00
Nobby Suiting?Whipcord, Diagonl, Herringbone, Whale. In
plain, fancy, two-thread tints, the vogue of the season. For Suits,
Skirts, 52 to 58 inches wide. Price, $1.00, $1 50, $2 00 ;
Fancy Suiting?25 pieces in fancv mixed suiting in stripes, peb- I
bled and various color tones. Elegant material for Skirt Suits. 1
Double widtb, yard 50c
New Outings.
Iti light and dark colors, 12 l-2c quality for 10c 9 l|
50 pieces Kimono Oating, small patterns, figures and borders 15c a I
10 pieces of Corded Eiderdown, all wool, in red, pink, l ine, white p
and brown, 29 inches wide, something new, for cloaks, lap robes, j I j
I kimonos, etc.; the yard.... 50c ] I
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COLUMBIA, S. 0.
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nt7 T. C. .Callison, Esq., of Lexington, ^
r20 9pent Sunday here with friends. Mr. jj W
ady fiallisnn seems to have considerable II ii
business in Edgefield but it can hardly _ 9
oc_ be what is commonly called professionaju
al business among the lawyers, for he ^^T"'*J 4
30^ i always comes on Sunday. However, ^
0^_ ! we think time will soon reveal some 1 jfjfifcf
of his inner secrets.?Edgefield Adverir>
Misses Marion Gray and Leolan Lee, '
! of Tampa, Fla., grand daughters of
j Col. and Mrs. M. D, Harman, have
as | made Lexington their home, and will I
kis | enter Lexington High School. They j
| have just returned from a visit to their | J ^
re. j grandma, at Bedford City, Va.. L ^
a I On a trip last week to the city of <
iay Columbia the Editor viewed some ^'
3re splendid sewer work on Wheeler's
Pl* Hill by Mr. E. A. Boiand, wbo understands
every detail of the sewer busi- ^
ice ness. i
m- Mrs. Joe Graham and little daughter j
ew after visiting Mrs. Graham's parents, J
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ooney, in Colum- vi
bia, returned to their home in Atlanta ifesff v'fe-S- V
Sunday. fMs:yrj m
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11 I Time w: s when particular men
Pe AS WELL AS s w*re satisfied with a snug, gocd If^H
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tor large ones are welcome here? now the dress critic dejy^
j you need not wait until your bus- I mauds that peculiar "harg"
rm ,' iness has assumed great propor- i tl',at indescribable " drape "
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ish Account, DO SO TO-DAY. worn, become part of the wearer
and enhance his individuality.
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