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, g f ...JU Ap* V^.tTT". 22: ?s W ' ':?laao - /Sl'REI " / Solicits a Share \ ' r"-" ^ [ j Protection j TA | j Depositors j Those who keep their money in this bank while it awaits i their use? Jtnow positively that no harm can come to it, and they can get it when they want i;; _ j | Many of our depositors have beeD saved from serious losses j by consulting our offieers-when tempted to "invest" in schemes offered by strangers. Manasred by men who have made successes in business, this bank offers the highest degree of protection to its depositors, and invites YOU to become one. THE HOME NATIONAL BANK LEXINGTON, . . S. C. i , Resources . 8250,000.00. j We Pay Interest on Savings Accounts Quarterly. 5 per cent Interest Paid on Certificates of Deposit ?r , ; i 1 j Now Losafed fa Our Permanent Home ! 1323 Main St.. . Columbia, S. G. Where We Hope To See You Often. Start Saving Today?and Tomorrow You Will Have Something. Richland Savings Bank & Trust Company | 1323 MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. | a?awwoa???a?a?? I BROOKLAND BANK j j| New Brookland, S. C. 5 j DIRECTORS: I ? J. G. Guignard, E. W. Shull, G. A. Guignard ? 3 R. N. Senn,Henry Buff, F. L. Sandel S I A. D. Shull, L. S. Trotti, P. J. Wessinger I esssssesssesesesesescsessnesesesssesssesesesesessses vv : r PMMWBWMMMWMMBWMBMWMWMMMMMMM? ?? ? 1 The Remarkable Success Of This Bank . . ? 1 Is built of .the FRIENDSHIP of its CUSTOMERS gaini ed by careful attention to tneir BANKING REQUIREMENTS. 1 We want you to be one of these Customers and offer you < every accommodation that your balance, business, and ! responsibility warrant. 1 In our Savings Department we pay 4 per cent, calculated quarterly. LET OUR BANK BE YOUR BANK. , ] The Palmetto Actional Bank, : OF COLUMBIA, S. C. I \ i i Wilie Jones. President J. P. Matthews. Cashier 1 ] ' | 1 | ALWAYS SELLS IT FOR LESS j j AAciirn uim mn DiAui iiirt err Am uumi o r 8 uvnacn mmn aru nmnLMnu c i c? uuluhuihi <j> u. n - f DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, 1 SHOES, HATS, MILLINERY, LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS, ETC I A NICE LOT ALWAYS TO SELECT FROM f 4 MHBHnHBHHniHnBHi A Goed Place For Sale. NOTICE. j I offer for sale my place, containing All persons are hereby warned not j 76 acres of land, 33 acres nnder culti- trespass, nor allow stock of any vation, fonr miles from Lexington, kind, to run at large on lands of the , ten miles from Columbia, on Red undersigned. Anyone violating the ( Bank creek. Good 4-roora house and above, will be prosecuted to the ex- ( oecessary out bnildiDgs. tent of the law. AddIv to W1JL JL f JFqSF 3L, MrTARTHA Signed- H. E. RUOKER. r ? B. E. CR AFT. SwoOp Lexington, R. F. D. 4. Sept. 23,1912-4 w50 1 ^ 'J' &> ^\ . MOIISrCKITOjSr, TIES.., ST, . _ ? ? of Your Valued Patronage. Polite and Pro: ... ~ l -53 Si j I I iieaa faarierg ; I 11 For Flour, Meal, Grits, Jay, and = All Kinds oI Feeds. 3 j 1 i| "Pinnacle" Flour j . Makes Good Bread j | The KirkSand Distributing Co., | j Wholesale. | I Jus! across the Congaree Erfdge on Lady Street. ______ 11 Write Us for Prices, Or CaSl and Inspect Oar Stock. i ??b?urnmrmmmnwnr? mu rrum-htm uihukmiijiii? f 1 ^JXC.m " > li/i a' if . ri.ra --r-r*. j i This Company is prepared to negotiate loans on improved farms in Lexington, Calhoun Kershaw & Richland Counties ft In. THIIAI P ABMNAMU Mil ^Jhaa&L DauaI!m I I \ uuaramy iiud& uumjiaii; m ouum uaroiina w. S. REAMER, T. H. MEICHAN, T. M. PHIFER, J. W. THOMAS, _ President Vice-President Vice-Prest.&Treas. Secretary. 1222 Washington St. Phone 2051. Columbia, S. C. Missionary Day IT HAPPENED There will be a missionary day at ||u ryiuatau Nazareth Lutheran church next Sat- m l-tAim^lUW urday, October 12. Exercises by chil dren and young people, and an address by Mrs. m. o j. Kreps, of Columbia. Ana Is Happening to LexingPublic cordially invited. Picnic dm- . Perm]#* TJVprir ner on the grounds. Let everybody ton re opie Avery Week. bring baskets and enjoy the occasion. ^h9 case told below is not an nn " common thing. The same occurs freHon. W. H. Sharpe, senator-elect, quently and will continue to happen & Snd fr?m " ??,ta Sidneys and _ _ . , overtax the kidneys. U. A. Smith, Bridgeton, Ind., had M - c kidney trouble for years, and was so John H. Bailey, ^xington, S. crippled with rheumatism he could not L., says: I willingly recommend dress without help. He started using Doan's Kidney Pills as they have been = Foley Kidney Pills, and says: I be- used in my family for the nast two gan to get better at once, and now all VT P T my trouble has left me and I do not years with good results. Our supply feel that 1 ever had rheumatism. I was procured at the Kaufmann Drug rest well all night and tho 59 yea^s Co. I have great faith in Doan's old can now do the work of a man of jridnpv p;mq *u- w .n 35 years. I would like to be the means y Pills and do not think they of others getting benefit from Foley haveanequann curing kidney trouble." Kidney Pills." Refuse substitutes. Mrs. Bailey is only one of many Harmon Drug Co. ; Lexington people who have gratefully Mr. Lorenza Crout from Hollow ei^grsed Doan'9 Kidney Pills. If your creek was in town Monday and added bjBBSkches?if your kidneys bother his name to our list of subscribers. *,,, simp,y ask fof ^ bidD(>y Mrs. Peter Holan, 11501 BuckeyeRd, rMBdy?ask distinctly for Doan's ^an^recommend^Foley? Honey ?and 'i* . rar Compound. My little boy had a had?the remedy by home testimony. I bad case of whooping cough, some 50c all stores. Foster-Milburn Co., I Limes'he was blue in the iacer. I gave Props., Buffalo, N Y "Whpn Your I effect Bacir is Lame?Remember the Name.'' I tnd cured him in a short time. ' Con- j tains Pi?* harmiul drugs. Harmon Mr. L. \1. Gardner, that splendid Drug Company, . farmer awj clever citizen residing Mi?s Ruth Lorick the charming dau- n8*F was in town for r- short jhter of .Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lorick of whlle Monday, 011 matters of business. frino has accepted a position with the - Southern Bed Telephone Co. fit Cc- Dcntfil umbia S. C. ^ * The street-car strike on the Ang.:sta J" J*1"? ai!,i fant | Street Railway and Urban lines is uu- anhfonr r b r ' '",T ,-n!e ibated and no effective arbitration ^ J?. r l c) * I eemsto be in sight. For the safety >?? tul1 beilefit < ' m5 P '?? metaod. J md convenience of the travelling ur* J-0016- j lublie, it is sincerely hoped that the j will be at Chapin Wednesday Oc' I a Hfferences between the strikers and lGth prepared to do dental work. ' j / he company may soon be adjusted, Dr L L Toole Li! :or the present unsettled situation is ' | B iisasterous to business and pleasure. . j [J; Rev. P. D. Risinger has returned . L>r. an(l Mrs. A. Earle Boozer and II 'rom Philadelphia, where he accom- little daughter, Mr. A. M. Boozer and )anied his wife to the hospital for Miss Lena Boozer came over from Co- i ? reatment lumbia in Dr. Boozer's automobile on I p Friday. ! h """ * * . ^ ; V? Deafness Cannot Be Cured I v >y local applications, as they cannot valuable Place For Sale, j each the diseased portion of the ear. We are offeriuff t0 gell the John y rhere is only one way to cure deafnes9, Gable place, on Saluda river. 8 miles ind that is by constitutional remedies, from Lexington C. H., containing 275 Deafness 13 caused by an inflamed con- acres 0f ]and, enough good land open 1 lition of the mucous lining of the for four-horse farm, if necessary ^ Eustachian Tube. some old fields; about 100 acres of y When this tube is inflamed you have roun(j timbered land sufficient for 10 000 ^ i rumoliug sound or imperfect hear- turpentine boxes. This is a valuable 1 c Tig, and .when it is entirely c'08ed* place, river bottoms and the best farm Deafness 19 the result, and unless* the iaiKi9 good pasture, 2 tenant houses, tr inflammation can Dfe tagen out ana Parn an(j stab]e9 au(j <r00d water. :hi9 tube restored to its normal condi- por terms &c. see ? tion, hearing will be destroyed forevei; SHULL & WESSINGER nine cases out of ten are caused by 51 p New Brookland, S.C. Q Catarrh, which is nothing but an in- ^ flamed condition of the mucou9 sur- -* |J F&We will give One Hundred Dollars Stockholders Meeting, for any case of Deafness (caused by, The annual meeting of the stock- ; LI catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's holders of the Columbia, Newberry Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free, and Laurens Railroad Company, will 1 ~ F. J. CHENEY, & CO, Toledo, Ohio, be beld at the Company's office, Bank j Sold by Druggists, 75c. of Columbia building, at 12 o'clock, ) Take Hall's Family Pilla for consti- noon, Tu?-td<*". Oc'.-iw 15th, 1012. pation. ,1 O. P. SEA BROOK, Secretary. h / ^S?*> -t^.rrar. ~-"*- >/.? q COL.UMBSA, '.?;. C, mpt Attention, October ist! | i??,in??vrmmm ?i milium ? iimi-jj?umuhihiwhtmiji *"r7"*rr't-" ' n I' WE Pay You to Save. j1 _ Is J Small Sums \\ I Saved soon grow large?and earn interest all the time. ' I | xotect yourself and little ones by opening an i 3 i ' account in our "SAVINGS Department" : | ]; "Have money in the Back." ' ^ Start with a dollar or so, add to it weekly or ^ inCnthly, and you will feel more independent .at Once. ........ Step in and let us tell you of our Savings Department. 1 MawmlaEBMawzMittifi* a? ;\e?tto?na?ragg^cflMt^nagrx wnuRwuHLvn . !???. --ui inswasi vr, nr :e Citizens Bank o! Balesburg, J U. X. GUNTER. Pres. A. C. JONES, Cashier. ? M. U. BOATWRiCHT, Vice-Pres. L. W. FOX, Asst. Cashier 3 | CEO. BELL TIMMERMAN, Attorney. Cr -=^=?; ^========s^ Call at This Bank | And Let Us Present You with a Handy Book Called "THINGS WORTH KNOWING." It is full of interesting and useful facts for everybody. umoar sjatiosbALi BABTK Columbia, S. C. i IF YOU WANT 7 ^ '' Your Watches and Clocks put in first- ^ T. H. Donny, The Watchmaker. 1218 Main St. Cr? Parlor Restaurant,Columbia,S.C. I1IST RECEIVED jjf A CARLOAD OF . Mm' Tennessee II tees and 11 % GUIFFOX CLOTHES ?11 II 6WAAANTCCO * | IP f |K ' T&c Geod Dresser ifjuIllU I' Wears | GRIFFON CLOTHES | C0^me ^ *** .4. ?^2-;^ '-;,3>'v^^:''ir O..W , ? <" ^ ? Till H Guaranteed ail Wool ^ell broke. You will be I ble to find what you are >oking for in this lot. C p nOplipp ome and make your se- Ll Ul UnLflLsi actions. Prices and terms 0Jtfitte r for Men and Boys > p,ease- LEXINGTON, S. C. W / iwygert & Smith, Kotiee, This is to give notice that trespassEESVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA ! ing in any manner on thi> lands of the " ' undersigned is* torbidden?such as cut_ ting new roads, allowing cattle to run " ~ loose, hunting, fibhing, etc Farms For Sale. B c. p. price, i the Ridge section, ask *boui tbem, Gilbert, S. 0. Y. May, Johnston, S. c. September 14, 1912. 49