The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, December 18, 1912, Image 2
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: T Gloves,
% Neckties,
A Holeproof Hose
^ Handkerchiefs,
$ Suspenders,
Garters,
h\ Mufflers,
/IS Knit Coats,
J Traveling
i Timbrel
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^ big stores in New Yo
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UUli HIMV WWiini.
Don't let this Christmas
go by without getting a Vic-,
tor?or a Victor-Victrola.
Take your choice?a Victor for $10,
$17.50, $25, $32.50, $-10, $50, $60 or $100;
a Victor-Victrola for $15, $25, $40, $50,
$75, $100, $150. $200 or $250..
Why not come in today and hear these instru*
ments?-no obligation to buy. If you do want to
buy, we'll arrange terms to suit.
You Will always find in this
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IFIGENT LINE OF JEWEUFT
VICTOB OWNERS
PUT NEW LIFE IN YOUR \
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j Buy Brings New I
jj Enjoyment. ~
j New Records
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OF THE LATEST ,
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COME IN AND HEAR
THEM.
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SELECT JUST THE
KIND OF MUSIC YOU N<,
WANT.
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Because its Resources of
KM ford the depositor ample secur
The National Banking la
safeguards about the deposito
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ities by a National Bank Exam
tive reports of condition annua
[fffll of the Currency.
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S;v#: hered to conservative policies
jgL best interests of patrons are se
(]I| the safe side of every transact)
| THE HOME NAT!
|?; LEXINGTON, SOUTI
Si. SAMUEL B. GEORGE,
(ftM President.
ALFRED J. FOX,
SfSji Cashier.
i'* --' Yod want a Diamond - - 1
II Q You want a Watch - - -I
W lio You want a Tie Pin - - -
; ?BO You want a Swell Bracelet
l lft You want a Solid Gold Ring
FO You want a Ledga Phi er Buttw I
can get from the catalogue house
If you-do;come to this store an
r BEFORE SELECTING YOUR XI
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IPf Popular Priced and made 1
Toilet Waters, Handkerchief Extr;
Sf Powders, Face Powders, Toilet Soa]
j&gKl Pomades, Glycerine Camphor Ic
the old Standard "I
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EASTMAN
Cameras, Films, Printing
Developers, Trays, 1
her Supplies ? and apiances
for the success- ^? ?
I use of /
KODAKS I '
he Whole World Kodaks." V,
5w and Up-to-date pro- / ^
ducts for^the Amateur (
or expert Photo- \
grapher. > dH
mplicity,! Quality, De- \'J^/1
3endability? Eastman. /^>
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Isn't a Kodak." ?^j|l i j ^
)hoic3 Goods.
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For Making the S
nal Bank 1
bank!
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over $250,000.00 af- III '
ity for his funds. *
l\v throws additional |i .
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s accounts and secur- jgt
iner, and five exhaus- ?,W
lly to the Comptroller |||| ,
ank has always adbelieving
that the -3/^
rved by keeping on
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i CAROLINA ?
DR. J. J. WiNCARD, ^ ,
?/ioe President. tjjL M ^
KARL F. OSWALD, M j
Assistant Cashier. M
:s, or any of the
1 get .posted.
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LO CHOOSE
let Articles
by a century old firm.
acts, Satchet Powders, Talcum
ps, Tooth Pastes, Cold Creams,
:es and Vaseline Preparations?
ilue Seal" Kind.
ISPLAY.
KODAKS
Papers, Postcards,
fixing Powders
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