Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH. ! A Bepresentative Newspaper Covers Lexington and the Borders of the Surrounding Counties Like a Blanket. d - ?? ? VOL. tt.tt LEXINGTON, S. C? WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1912 48 ~ * I Opposite ^2 vl Post Office Block ^ f I I Tur MTU/ 0 I I n L IILH 0 I My stock is entirely new and I markets. Try us I DRESS OUTINGS We have on sale for you to inspect, iOne lot of 6 1-4 Outings at i 5c " " " 81-3 " . 7 l-2c " ' " 10 8 l-3c " " " 121-2 " " . . . 10c LADIES' SUITS AND SKIRTS 50 Ladies' Coat Suits, extra values, from $8.00 to $15.00, now for . . $5.00 .. . 100 Wool Skirts, values from $3.00 to - ' $5.00 your choice for . . $1.00 7 We are selling these goods at such extra low prices to convince you what values we are ~ " * 1 *'" <>/vii nrill olnroxrc B giving tor ntue muney, uiai ^uu itx ai " aj o ' - come to our store for your wants. 3 Jf cases White Quilts, values from $1.50 \ to $2.00, your choice for 98c . j 3 cases Boy's and Misse's Hose, 10 and I - 15c values, special at . . 5c To Tootfc Sufferers. ^ TO DATE FARMtK. While it is true that I have sold to He: Wee Ready For the Bond SalesDr. Whitehead my dental outfit, at man From the Metropolis. 1521 Main street, Columbia, S. C., that "fBE farmer is the one who is makdoes not imply that I have given up JH progress, recently re,, .. " . j "Nr? I kv marged a bond salesman for the practice of dentistry. No! by no * , . r t. , one of the big houses, just in from the means, and now t lat ha^ e so mue roa(^ *Tve got them to let me try improved from my attack of paralysis eastern Kansas this trip?new terriI will attend to all dental work that tory for us. I'd heard that the tillers may come my way. I have been in of the soil down there were all buyconstant practice for the past sixty *nS automobiles and things, and that years and fifteen years in Columbia, were a progressive lot I found j t u v ~ t them that, and then some. Here's and I believe haye given entire sat.s- whM t0 me ,n ^ faction to as many sufferers from up near thc aortbeast col.ner of the tooth troubles as any dentist and hope state. to continue to do so for many years to "One morning 1 drove about four come. So, friends, rest assured that miles out into the country to try to - mnr natronace and sell some bonds to an old farmer j 1 Will appreciate jv?. give you the benefit of my long ex- named Pratt who was reported to nave perience with liberal prices. All I a Pot of money. The old man seemed ask is a trial of the old, true and tried, t0 b,e thoroughly lasted on the bond expert, honest dentist, near Hyatt's f^ket-kuew all about the latest ofp Tt .phtvp feruigs, etc. lie seemed to like my Park. DR. G. R. HA D ^ G. issue, but said he was 'hung up' with ten Wabash fours, and that until he T . * "T"?p, got rid of them he couldn't buv auyThrow mud at a man and most of it ... , . . * . . thing else. We were doing quite a litfalls off; throw flattery at him and it jje \ya5asij fours at the time, and 1 sticks. offered to take them off his hands at " "* 1 ~ _ GO?just before leaving the hotel I had 1)63.111683 Cannot B6 Cnr6d had a wire stating that they were GG1^ by local applications, as they cannot bid on the exchange, reach the diseased portion of the ear. "The old man hesitated, but finally There is only one way to cure deafness, agreed to make the exchange. He was and that is by constitutional remedies. f t0 Mke seven o( bon(ls at a |ittl(? Deafness is caused bv an lnflamea con- , . * dition of the mucous lining of the ! than far and 1 was to take his ten Eustachian Tube. 1 " abash fours at GG1^. I fancied I .saw I When tfci? tu >e-is inflamed you have j a twinkle in his eye as I wrote down I a rumbling sound or imperfect hear- j the figures. ing, and when it is entirely closed, j "The deal closed, he offered to show Deafness is the result, and unless the j me the house. We went upstairs and inflammation can be taken out and in what he caUed Ms ,office/ Avhat w.ls | ihm/hearing wHI be desUoye^Tforevei*; .my ^azement to find a stock ticker ! i:i ie cases out of ten are caused by buzzing busily away. I walked over I Oatanh, which is nothing but an i:i- to the machine and pulled some of the j ft rimed condition of the mucous ?ur- tape out of the basket. A string of j fa^es. j quotations caught my eye. It read | Wr will give One Hundred Dollars j something like this: Wabash fours. \ ft r joy case of Deafness (caused by, 10 at - at c>c 1;- a VAV _0 j ?' J.T ril) lllub >/v (J>t arm Care. Send for circulars, free. ' 1 , F J. CHENEY, & CO, Toledo, Onic. ! Sold by Druggists, 75c. ' Moderated Assumption. Take Hail's Family Fills for ccnsti- [ "When you are running for an of- i pation. I See." said the student in politics, "you j , . ? j are supposed to assume that you are j i/-year-eld son of; superior to people, are you not?" j Staton Dawson, a well known fanner j "No." replied Senator Sorghum, "It j of lower Richlanl ccn.tv, \ca< drewr- j is becoming customary to be satisfied ed on Wednesday when trying to | with ? yincing ' whatever ,, i fi rv! .vour faults may be. they arc nothing ewtm a swollen creek ... the Um?.. ? . tomp!,rpd t0 those of the otber feIlow? , Bwamp 12 miles below Coiumbia. j -tvasblngtoi star W. BAT TORE WITH I am prepared to serve you v and you will be pleased. Lis1 DRESS GOODS 25 pieces Esther Serges, to go at . 10c 25 pieces Avon Suiting, special, per yd. . 10c 50 pieces Pocahuntas Poplin, yard . . 25c 25 pieces Superber Poplin, yard . . 15c 15 pieces Ottoman Cloth to go at, yard . 25c Better grades of Dress Goods in Cordutvwo Whinr-nrHs. Semes, and Broad *V/JFk^> 7 CJ , cloths, all new shades, per yd. . 39c to $1.00 Lot Silk Waist Silk and Colors, a yard . 19c 25 pieces 36 inch Messaline Silk in new shades ..... 75c Lot 36 in Satins, $1.00 quality for . . 75c GINGHAMS Amoskeg Dress Ginghams, 10c value . 8 l-3c Chambray Ginghams . . 5c Checks and Stripes at . .4 l-2c WHITE GOODS 2 cases English Long Cloth, 12 yards to the piece, $1.00 values at per piece . 75c > #;: Vi^ * ^ * THE FOLLOWERS. ?Winner in the Pittsburg SOUTH GEORGIA'S SOLENOID EXHIBIT. At the (Vorgia-Caroi': i Pair ar Augusta last year, has never 1 passed in the South, ye: this section oi' the Empire State proi beat the record at the November J'air. 1012. c O 1720 Main St. 1 Columbia, S. C. I NEW GOODS i a K rith the latest and best on the I ;en, just a few prices: 1 NOTIONS J In this department you will find a new and | up-to-date stock to select from at prices as low J as the lowest. One thing we think a rare bar. is 250 hand bags and pocket books. Some in the lot will measure 8 inches square, your m choice for - . 10c I 50 pieces of 25c ribbon at . . 19c jfl GENT'S FURNISHINGS I 5 cases Gents' Underwear, 50c values 37 1-2C j| 2 cases Lambsdown, value 75c, for . 50c | 3 cases Heavy Ribbed Underwear to /^lnce iint at each . . 25c VAVUV vv We carry full line of Trunk, Valises and H Suit Cases at specially low prices. I We also carry a large line of Ladies' Fur- j| nishings and Millinery of latest styles, etc. jl To appreciate these values you must see I ?11 MM IMDRnUCMPMTQ IT FAIR GRIMMIS! IVIfllll imn IIUlLiiiL.ilbu ni inui uiiuunuu U : ^ THE NEW MAIN FAIR BUILDING AT THE .ENTRANCE OF THE j GROUNDS WILL BE A GREAT ADDITION ? ALL DEPARTMENTS WILL BE LARGER THIS YEAR. : : ) : i When the thousands of patrons of been pronounced by experts as the: |8jj\ the Georgia-Carolina fair come to Au- finest in this section for the purpose) j eusta next November they will wit- will be converted into a modern: ness quite a different looking place, equipped live stock pavilion where Bp!|l| Instead of the present familiar main the best samples of all the principal build'.ng with a United States flag breeds of hogs, cattle, sheep and: : floating proudly iroui a staff on the horses can be seen and studied. The: j t0P? it Icing seen first, they will see premiums in this department have: x " ; a new and modern main building di- been materially increased for the big: rectly in front of, or. to the south of swine show is open to five spates, the present one. namely, North Carolina, South Caro-: | The tremendous growth in popular- lina, Georgia, Alabama and Tennesj ity ct the Georgia-Carolina fair during see. j the past few years is the cause of the The racing program for this season ; npv main building- being decided up- will be more attractive than ever and Bwill bo elaborately illuminated with j oe even reue: i-no >v.i. electric lights, an attraction in itself, ceived The old main building (which has ' ure by ibc ? i job p iWxi::u wen sur- i L3fcU3/Pritl. TOUI B6XI I Oi. mises to I a */ i I ! ori. The fair has simply outgrown its a fine lot of free attractions m me j j ruarters and the board of directors way of vaudeville acts will be put on | j iaw that the only thing to do was in front of the grandstand between J ! ta enlarge them. This new exhibition the heats, making the races more en-: j ! hall is being built along lines pro- tertaining than formerly. Thursday , posed by President James U. Jackson of fair week the annual football game who conceived the idea of having a between the University of Georgia Post main fair building and auditorium all j and Clemson College will be pulled in one. When not used as a place I off and the largest crowds that have ^ to exhibit, agriculture, horticulture, | ever gone through the turnstiles of - j j mechanical devices, etc., during a the fair grounds is expected on this j | fair, the building will be used for con- day. j ; venticn purposes and will have a The poultry show is still one of matsrotosl I ; mnrli lnr.-rer seatina capacity than j the leading features of the fair, and BEBBMBHf ? ? any ?^er building in this city or its management is working hard to section. make this event even greater than Among the many improvements last year, when 3,000 of the finest ; j being made is a handsome new en- j specimen of fowls were shewn from acPplffi trance to the grounds where the sec-j all over the United States and Cani rotary's office, committee rooms and ada. waiting room, will be located. The The midway will be composed of grounds a~e being beautified in every j the best shows, riding devices, etc., g9?S?|| way and the midways which will af-1 obtainable as well as the most novel ford the best accommodations will be i tree acts. Another interesting exhib* ?g?MS j built between the main and live stock it of the fair will he the agricultural raflu ; buildings: in fact, all other improve- exhibit from the State College ot Agmvnts for the convenience and pleas- j rieultnre. This exhibit was one of; J ure of our fair patrons are being the best features of the fair last year: &??&&&& made. The grounds and entrance j and the announcement that it will: ' -? .1.1..