The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, November 20, 1912, Image 8
innrioi
A full line of the Late
$25.00
Suits Now $5.00, $7 50 and $10.00
These were of coarse carried over from lav* season, and are
slightly off in styles, bat the workmanship and fine materials are
jast as valaable'a9 ever and by a plight alteration they c n be made
? n^nofiinCT oi-ei<?c Wa . ff.-r thpm t<? vou at less than they
Jill*# I lit: p>riaiiin^ oost
08, and to the lady n< t farina <o much about style as economy
and comfort they are a genuine snap.
Big Things in the Millinery
We have j?st op-ped a l? velv line of the new felts and velours,
f The felts are hrii ht fini-lu d aed dnuhle fac d, jus* \?h>-t \ ou mint
wear if von rare t<? keep in tHe sfcrie.proof ssion. These are perfect
beauties aDd extr* inelv reas> nably priced.
. We have aNo jus'received a n? w shipment of the Bendel shapes
in black, navy arid troupe.
A Big 15.00 Hat Value for Only 82.05
This is a lovely felt, trrrni^d .in ribbons and fa-tev feailnr*; pxtreniely
nobby and sfyli>h. 8ee r you are not charm* d v.ith it >*s a
street hat for only $2 95
. Feathers and Flowers
Our line of fine f*eflurs and loveh flowers i* indeed comoVe and
we can show \cui ja-t what v< u want, from t he a mplest feathers or
bunch of flowers on up to the mo?t elaborate and expensive.
Sample Coat Suits
We have just. received too late for fair week a large assortment of
fine Sample Ooat Snirs, made to sell for $35 00 and $t0 00. We are
now selling these suits at $25 00, and if you want a big coat suit
val e, in fact, the cost sail value of the season, this is certainly
yonr opportunity. We want j on to call, on the second flo *r, and
have yon render yonr veroict.'a* to what yon think of them at the
? price. These traits are strictly tailored, in mannish mixtures of
heavy serge in brown, hlne, grey and black. Don't miss this, the
opportunity of the season.
New Coats
. -v v See the new line of Novelty. Coats, including tbe popular Johnny
v lOoat. in fine heavy mixtnree, all colors $15 00 to $25.00
New Line of Pine Stratton Coat Suits
Just opened tbe finest line of Stratton Ooat Suits yet received this
season. They embrace all colors, cloths and price*.
MIMII A II All'
iviimifAUun
Mail Orders Filled.
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PENCIL AMD SCISSORS.
PI P Beef cattle wanted by i
2 9 r 5 GEORGE & WINGARD. Jq
u A civic'league for Lexington would
greatly improve the sanitary condi- A1
ftlill 0 fA A f A t,oaof the town. in.
^1111 JEI I II V FOR SALE?A good horse five years
III HI Du?jUlll O u^> A lady has driven him. Ci
Will* w 3pd. P. D. RIS1NGER. an
." " _ _ Tbe Dispatch received a pleasant fej
DAYLIGHT STORE ?1?^A-R-Taylor one da>' ;
Special every Saturday. Fresh Pork
^ ^ Sausage. th
SELLS 5 GEORGE & WINGARD. L.
The round trip tickets from Lexing!
" , - ' ton to Charleston are now on sale. '
jrp The fare is $4.35, with final limit No-Tv/Xfc
vember 25. of
11 tb
? -4 _ _ Ladies don't forget to attend the free
jBSH H9 59 exhibition at 8cott Hendrix' Furnltnr
store eyery day next week. 3 si
flip tipw ra?h ^ communication has been re -eived co
vv atcn ine new cabii from Mr. N. W. Brooker, of Colombia, th
Store With the aQd it wil1 appear as soon as we can
make room for it. It will save in the
keeping. 4
. FREE WifiOl YIRD Ladies yon are cordially invited to ?
' attend the free exhibition of the Stan*
ciard Central Needle Sewing Machine
On at 8cott Hendrlx' Furniture Store
L all next week. 3 1
Under tho suvice of her physician,
Dr. Mathia^i, Mrs A M Harioan w-.'iu / !
II A ft j to Columbia and was operated on for
r Villi Iff I II f? nose trouble by Dr. Kibler. She stood
ill! IS I III* the operation remarkably well, and
Viil3 V# UWI L? ! ha-rr.^y fr-Kmlf.-Aili hn to learn
: j thai bhe is greatly improved.
OiifUQHT Slyifc j | Mr W R Harris, from the factory, |
' wvl do amazing stunts at the free rxBf#
Brcckland, S S. C. j j hibhion cf the Standard Central
I | Needle Sewing Machine exhibition at
. j Scott H mcrix' Furniture Store, ail
.. . next week. 3
Not L koly.
OfCf.r Crdorwood tells of a colored
ashcart proprietor down in Alabama Educational Kally. j
Who was twitted about the habit his j rrilOI.-. c?:n v, ?? i v
^ . . i - here will ne an educational rrJiv
horse had of letting i:3 tongue lia^g oyster supper at Capin on Thanksoat
riving Day, commencing at 4 o'clock
"That's all right," said the colored p.m. Mr. J. P. Knocks, e speaker of
man. "ITe bol's his tongue that away fine attainments, has been invited to
to keep him from sfcnmblin"." make an address suitable for the occa
"Ke-^p film from stumbling?" reprtct- 5ian an? 1/its accepted ine same, uvhed
the white folks mockingly. "How* j &*? of
that going to prevent stumbling? ^ . delightful win! iTiterosting occasions
**Wfcy." said the ashman, "cain't y'all evrr brought off iu our prosperous litgee
ef that boss was to stumble he'd tie city in the Fork, and it will be to
bite his tongue off. cahhyin* It the way the pleasure of all who can possibly
be do. An' yo' know th' ain't no boss do do to attend this rally.
goiD* f dellber'tly bite his tongue off." ? ? -
-Philadelphia Public Ledger. I)an J. Joyce. Sauviile, Henry Co..
' , Virginia, says:?"I took a cold with a
FOU SALE.?A six room dwe..ing c ?ugh which hung on lor two years,
conveniently arranged on one acre lot. Then I commenced nsing Foley's
well situated in the town Chapin,g'">t.d Honey & Tar Com pound and the cough
water and necessary outbuildings; j o " finally left me ana now I am perfectly
o-ehar3 and garden. Bargain <cr ?*rooe ^nd well." Is host and safest
"ca^h buyer. Appiy. to. J. S, j for children and contains no opiates.
jo&;rf Chapin, S. C- 3 | Harmon Drug Oo.
i
HE OF F
st and Most Approved Fi
Lamb's Wool Blankets.
Very fine, in the most superb weave, soft, downy wool fleece, j
highest qualify; nothing better to be had; outside sizes, at 8.00,
10.00 and 12 50.
Dress Trimmings?-Everything That Fashion Decrees?All
the Whims of Fancy.
hinestone band* and fringe bands, Jet, Orvstal, Steel and
Silver. Gold B-aids, Felt Bind i<< burnt effects, Frog's Loop, B'aok
Braid, T^sve s, Embroidery Bands, Frog'* Pink, Blue and Whi'e
Parted Uhiffon, Sliver, *;rvsr.ai ann feari trir^H irimm'nsr ur an
occasions for evening and htr^er wear. Come in and l?>ok them over.
Warm Bed Covering to Suit Any Purse.
10'? OP TON COMFORTS?ioo
Far?cv S 'kaline To s, caught wito pi.re wool zephyr, very attractive
floral de?igns; excel'^nr vainer 1. 5
1 (?cotton comforts?m
Fancy floral design-* with co'?ovd border and ruft cotton.
8J0? FANOY COMFORT?3(10.
/
Covered wfih near silk zigzag elite iny, soft, 'i^ht weight, very
W .rm ; all colors. Special ar 3.50
l;OWN COMFORTS.
Cohered with French satin near silk an I near message, in fu'l
size*; soft, fluffy, light weight; v? ry epeciai values at ;.(0, 6 50 and
o /\A
O UV,
SILK AND SATIN COLORED DOWN COMFORTS.
In most exqoMre ransre of colors, co? sinting of delicate pink, *kv
blue, canary and soft reds; full nze Price, only 10.00
BLANKET8.
Largest selection in the State; the assortment suite all purses.
20C soft white wool nap blankets, extra fall size, borders pink
and blue. Price, ouly 2 00
160 pairs of soft, fleeoy woolen blankets, fit any bed, various border
colors, at 3 98
300 pairs fancy plaid wool blankets.
Large black plaids; a splendid article; extra special value at, tne *
pair 3.50
600 pairs of superb all wool blankets.
In white plaids with siik tape, eatra full size; our special leader,
at 5.00
S DEPARTMI
"GET IT ATM. UNDER ONE ROOF"
i utl
a i r Tk i -o ?Dollar* Varsus Hairs. M
Bale of Personal Property ~ ^
R? riiifno nf an *-re?r?nfcir>n i?RUed bv
hn W. Dunbar, Clerk of Court of
ken county, and this execution be- ^|w/J\
5 transferred to Lexington county. \
rhis execution being in favor of ( //" W 1
tizens Bank cf Batesburg, Plaintiff, 1 \Jjlt
d against J. A. & C. L. Jono-, De- /iJLf
I have levied on two pianos at \ u 1 -111
itesburg to satisfy this judgment, V )\ \ CI \2g:
ese pianos being the property of C. r\ ^
Joues, Defeudant in this case.
I will sell at Batesburg on the 4Ji ? Gibbs-In a way I've as much as
1 - Ka 'lAth /I u.1/ I * _? rv
Iv'JfUttJ f Wllit'll Will v/u l/VWM JQHI1 U.
November, 1012, for cash to the Dibbs?Nonsense! Why, Rockefeller
? highest bidder. has a dollar for every hair on your
head.
I being HQthoriztd by Fnu>k W. Gibba?Well, I'll bet Tve a dollar for
lealy, Clerk of Cou^t of Lexington every hair on his head.?Philadelphia
ianty to levy under this exeoutioa in Press.
is county. FOR SALE?80x200 feet iot, with
SIM 3. MILLER, poo rf new store-house 26x50, in the town
Sheriff c' CJkapin, 8- Apply at once to, J.
8. Boozer, Chapin. 8. U. S
Cnnstfnation and Catarrh
Jlleve me? Well whether you would be5
lieve me or not it is the truth.
For many years I have been wrestwith
the problem of furnishing
HB the public an internal catarrh remedy.
pl|j?M Peruna has been the remedy that I
'^SK have devised and it has certainly relieved
many thousand people, yes hun<ire<ls
of thousands of people, of chronic
mm Constipation vras my chief difficulty
^iT1 treating- these cases. I often felt
Bj&Sja that it would be better if a laxative
element were added to Peruna. I feared
to do so, however, first because of
the number of catarrhal patients who
needed no laxative, and second 1 was
0$m afraid of making such a radical change
*n a remedy that was already doing
so well. Thus it was that I continued
to prescribe with the Peruna a bottle
of kTanaiin to those who needed a laxmm
atu:?-. iast- Yndft. circumstances
j explained in my booklet, I was constrained
to add the laxative element to
Peruna. This constitutes what is now
of their constipation. Second, the
S. B. HARTUAN, M. O. catarrh will gradually disappear. And
Ton are constipated- You have taken once the catarrh is cured the constiaxatlves
a great many years. You Potion leaves permanently. Then If
lave tried to select a diet that would follow the advice given in my
teep your bowels regular. In this you book* T?u will never have to take pills
?ve failed and were obliged to go any mor?' Cathartics and laxatives
lack to your laxatives again. This, I y0u11Can f10^' ,/?Vm ** PefWa:
. f ' nently relieved of both your catarrh
iay. haa been going on many years. and the constlpatlo!u P R R u N A IS
You also have a slight catarrh in the FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
aead and throat You never imagined SPECIAL NOTICE ? Many persona
that the catarrh hod anything to do a.re making inquiries for the old...
.. .. _ _ time Peruna. To such would my,
iviui the constipation. Suppose I were, this formula is now put out under the
to tell you that as long as vou have name of KA-TAR-NO, manufactured
__u * t- hy KA-TAR-NO Company, Columbuo,
hat catarrh jou will never get better Write them and they will.bo
yi your constipation. Woulu you be- pleased to tend you % free booklet* u
ASHHNSI
ashions in Dress Goods
_
Velvet and Corduroy for Jaunty Costumes
Oorduroy?All the popular shades; extra width 75c
Corded Velvet?10 pieces, the most wanted shades; all colors;
price 100
Velour Costume Velvet?25 pieces; black, navy, gobler, prev,
brown; 18 to 24 inehes; priee 1 50 to 3 50 .5
Velvet for Trimming?Ad the late colors to suit anv costume;
nri/io i ha i 01S 1 OA I'rv O OA
1VV | tXJV J (* U. ? . X W WV w?vw ^
Winter Comforts for Young and Old.
OUTING?2,G"0 yards, heavy flepcp in light and dark color?, ptripft3 (
check*. solid (.<>?? r-, sxtra values S l-2c
OUTING?2 500 yard- vp)ve?T soti., n- pin da inn pin cheek snipe?,
soli ', h'ne. junk a?>d whi'e for stree' wear. pxtra hemy 10c
FLANNETTE?25 pieces of the rn ^sr m.iqne pattern*, all that
tas'p and nkiH c<>ul i portray for ladie-' kimm.a- and dressing s**k
gowns; spp.on' 15c
COT I'ON FLANNEL?25 pieces in ev rv weigh*, grade and
qn>lit% ; ex'ra j ood for the. p?icc; yard, 6 l-4c. 8 l-3e. 10'*, 12 l-2o.
PERCALES?36-ii ch, ICO pi? ces, hip variety of uolois, any par- v
terns to chouse trom, fast colors. A winner, at yard lOo
Study These Big Values in Dress Goods j
Dress Fabric Me'saline?3^ inchps wide, in the daintiest evpning
ehades,1 colors of rhe mo-t sublime ?i-??s; prion, ihe yard l.Uv)
Uharmense?42 inch s wide, exquisite fabrc for soft pai nier costumes,
haDg* into beau ifui soft folds; 2.00 value, at 1.75
Dress Good Styles Supreme, Fndless Variety
Mannish Serges, Waier Strip , Whipcords, Storm Serges, Homespuns,
Cheviot, Diagonal Broadcloth Jersey Coating; vigorous
fnlfti-a. riptaitrnti. r>)nin flecked and two toned effect. 50 to inches
wide; price ike yard 1.00 to 2.50
Fashionable Dress Goods at Popular Prices
Serge, Whipcord, Bedford, Cheviots, Mix^d Saltings, Shep. Plaide,
50 pieoee in various widths, weight and color; all the popular
shades, bine, brown, grey, garnet, navy, black, white; 38 to 45
inches wide 50o
m
Storm Serge, Scotch Sniting, Jersey Cloth.
50 inohes wide, in solid colors, fancy fleeced sniting, extra good
value, colors and black; 60 inches wide 50c *
COLUMBIA, S. C. i .
The Fox and the Goat w It
happened that the Fox and the if ? | ,
Goat met behind the stables'one day. II I Lf)V
and. with an anxious look on his face. U111 K11 J rillthe
Goat observed: WW I v/IJ
_ a i. |M 1
"My dear Kox. you came jusi m
time I am suspicious that there are REAL ESTATE AND INSHRASCE
Wtr Queried the For "And in LEXINGTON, - S. C. [
wm 'onVc^t^fieTto Real Estate Bought and Sold. :
those bushes yon will see tracks In the ?
snow. As near as I can make out. they 216 acres 5 miles from Edare
the tnicks of Wolves." mund, 20 acres open, 2 room *
"I haven't a doubt of it" dwelling, plenty water, gocd
"But why not go and see and make pasture,
sure?" 105 acres 7 miles from Pelion
"Because I have no desire to be eat- 7 miie8 from Gilbert, 1 room i
en by the Wolves. May I sorest that ? h?? and atahIpa_
you take u walk yourself and carefully plenty water. " ' 1
examine the tracks? 140 acres two miles bouth of
"I?I would ratber be excused. My _ . . i <
father was eaten by Wolves, you know, Barr' 6 m,k>6 from Lexmirton, 30
and 1 have no doubt that It hurt bla open, 60 acres pine timber, 5
feelings." room dwelling, a barn and efa~
"Tben It looks to me as If nothing bles, plenty running water,
could be done." said the Fox after
awhile. 62^ acres S miles west of Gas* ?
"No, I don't see that we can do any- ton, 9 acres open, 3 room dweli- i
thing." mused the Goat ing, some pine timber, plenty
"Unless we called upon the Lamb." oak.
, "Ah. that might do! Yes, I think the 46 acres one mile from Edmund
i r omh wahW ho trillimr to ohliore US." . nr i?..,4 o
"vv..w "' "" " " "" , | ttCICB JKUU, ? iWUJ Ufl
| The Larab, having been called op ..
i from the field and the case stated to 270 ^tea; 3 miles from Pelioc, i
! him, at once announced his willing- irtMa , , , ...
j ness to investi^te the tracks and set ?? "ffeB "P6" "Lud- dwtf*' '
I off at once. He speedily found and &ent7 water- F,ne 'or
! followed them into the bushes, and a Ootton and ??rain.
' minute later his bleats of distress lG2>cree 5 miiee] from fcteedi
proved that the Goat's suspicions had man, 2P*a; ron open land, dwol- ;
been correct j ]iji? bam f-uU Statues.
"Well, they mnst have t>een Wolf ? tot ?ir?s Tmilo from Ttinond,
tracks," said the Fox. j 35 aCrCfl optn laud, 2 rocui dwei-For
sure." replied the Goat. , lin pieuty vUi,r
And then they winked at each other, j
ar.d their faces took on a look of i acies 7 miies from Lerdiigrpeaceful
contentment. ! t*>?f; n-rcs in cn'tivAtion, 9
Moral.?When yon are in doubt let { room dwelling, 2 barns, tenant
the other fellow burn his tinkers. j house, blacksmith shop, good
J wab r po vcr, com and wheat
Speaking to the King. if (.<m- , ,.
On .1 certain occasion the ':ir!?rs rov- I , ;
al secretary tutored his master's pres. ! ^ cear ?c?d }
price with a paper in his h??*id. anil his ' & - enu:v?n.
I nibs looked up from the novel he was I h.asy t?rma.
rending und Queried:
"Weil, what is it this time?" nUHESV BO IMPS,
"A petition, your majesty, from the I _r
Think as others t iinlv u >ou Wwu:u J '* r*'? 0r Cttll to SC'C 721F
have them r.Mp-c' y rr "pio?on. [ A T
One way to be rich is y picking up Ti/{]P U^SAF*
the monoy others throw ;* way. I *? ? 11 ?
clMd*o;"ArtM RATI8KAI BARK,
r?? c r.
1,10 LexiugtOJl PlCShli*^ 0*?ib I LULL, ?3. \jt I
ready fo do yonr fall cleaning, press- | *
ing> thf.liijt, etc. Wv h-ivo a ecrnp* *
tent force and all work promptly and
neatly done. Let us fix tip that old ' ? !T~~ - - ? =?
Ia?t suit for yor. W. >??> Thr.>w mud at a man and most of it
a special t?n? er'se ?? H'^vrs. _ .
' Lexington Presi-nig Olub. ; *al'9 ?"? t-orow flattery at him and it
L.m Sox, Manager I sticks.