The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 07, 1913, Image 8
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iS$ Shad
ijQe 20 pieces,
S8 most catcl
75c and
3*2 price, 50 c
fjS This hi
enticing
Jtyi1 watch tl
1#B the mag
should I
" ?rw The most fa
ftwbiou decreet
| Top, Oin Cio 5
y Shape, Tub Shi
; JlfcF #L50 UP* ^Xtl
lW $5.00, $6.00, $7 J
I Cfy big assortment,
: CQt . Look them oyc:
Sff These prices s
astomsbincr me
-SSb White Habut!
dZSt pilk, imported
'yflr ^aisfc lining, foi
ftww able; 35c ralne.
White Habutf
width, .imports
| we&r; textore 1
^gg Fancy I
'W C? ' 200 pieces in.
fitQ1 patterns; fast o
y?n like. Pric
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CO Shop here
PERSONALS AND LO
Mr. Sid jfl Clark the life qt
1 i was here Monday:
h Mr. W; B:*Tayh)r from Holli
K \\ was here Monday.
0 Mr. Clifton Mitchell, Of I
f., Friday. '
> ^Ir;- Walter Hendrix oirronii
, fn town Saturday, busy as a b
* t? Mr. and Mrs. Charlie <5eig
/ Satpr&aym Columbia shoppi]
Business was. brisk Satan
?yery one seemed in a good h
Miss Maurice Harjnan, of L
, r Route 2, was a visitor in towi
* Mr. D. R. Haltiwanger an<
\ Miller spent Sunday at Parr
Mrs. Mary Jane Norris,of ]
. ~ is on- a visit ttf'her brother, ft
r-\FOX. ... _ Miss
Lottie Wise, of Colum 1
V the guest of Mrs. Heber Bi
; week.
Mr. Thos. Gunter, a very in
and successful trucker, was r
^ ukday.
Mr. F.A. Hegmau, a goo<
and citiaen on route 1 was in i
urday.
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1 Mr. J. Sol Roberts one of
men ever lived on ronte 1, i
Saturday.-:
(Jtet your- nails from the I
Z Hardware store two and a h
perpouud.
. I Ms. J. Sol Dooly, one of
electioneers in the County, wa
Monday.
. JLjttjiJe Mildred Swvgerfc, o
is .spending a week i
; Hattie SneaJy.
Mr. ai d Mrs Deinpsey (
Brookland, were the guest oi
in and around town snnaay
Miss Juliene Mitchell, of
has been on a visit to her u
Scott Hendrix.
Mr. A. Remington Smith,
land, N. Y., was a visitor tc
D. Harfnan and family la9tr
' Mr. C. Q. Jackson, one oi
gre3?ive farmers from Edistc
town Saturday. '
Mr. J as. Ciughman, oneo
oes9ful farmers and oievei
route .2, w as in town Saturd
Mr. T. H. Rawl, one of t
C - to
and good fellows from up c
- - P .ax was i a town on business
t i."fsyMiss
Caro iS'iru is on an
^ visit fo ?ister, Mrs. Rob
is Greenville.
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ow Lace Flouncing
12 to 18 inches wide, the
ly designs; try exquisite;
$1.00 elsewhere. Our f
tents. I
ige store is now fille
[ in texture, and at p
le crowds as they gc
nate that draws, anc
be one that is uncon1
y Parasols Ratir
ivored styles, all that
i. Aeroplane, Canopy x
Jan, La Caprice, Bell
ipe. Fancy Snn Shades . "
1, . . , inspection
a fancy Pans models .
50. Children's Parasols, . . ?mie
, all colors, 50o to $1.50. abno' exc
' seivice.
Ramie I
i * | ] weight an
llKS.* . * * ' linen, all c
ihow remarkable value, Pongee
"t. wide, soft
it-Silk?-10 pieces, a l tung Linei
fabric, , for, gowns, tifully. S
r lace costuming; wash- Ratine?
.. .19o light blue
li?86 inches wide, full very pretfc;
Pafrinp
JUt li't-1 * kiuy ua voo*
for slips,'best of value. narrow st
.....ii;..>. .50c r big values
French
Jnion Lawn, wide, with
new, light
all the most desirable en's blush
olors; -all color designs oyster, w
te, yard. ....... 5 c at .once.
Orders Filled by Parcel Post.
by mi^, no matter yhere yoi
ry purchase is guaranteed t
action. !
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CALS.1 ' Mr. Clinton L. Shealy, a g<
nu, of Leesville Route 3 was in
Cnapin, business Mondays
/ Mr. J. Cal. Drafts, of Sale
owCrae- -Friday with his brother-ir
: Scott Hendrix.
jeesville, Mi9s Julia Bickley spent
end last week with her i
I >. ' -JC
0-2' was Charlie Smith, of the Fork.
66.^: v- afr. Paul Mabus, one of I
er spent best citizens, spent a few
rig. . bis. daughter here, Mrs. J. B
lay and Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart
tumor. bia, were the. guest of 1
Biington Stuart and brother Willie i
l Friday. Messrs Sid Fulmer and J
1 Sheriff ^he,two substantial citize
Shoals ^ork? were in town Friday.
Edgefield Mr" L' E- 0orley' of Brt>0
r 'T f ifl town Monday on a busin
[r. J. J. , .. .
while in town gave us a pie
bia, waa ^>r* Andrew Drafts, of 1
irre last viUe, N. C., spent a few day
with hisdfather, Judge Geo.
dustriou1 Mr. Albert Corley from i
tere Sat- good and jovial man and
.fanner, was in total Saturc
i farmer ^ne ?' our substantial cit
town Sat- A. Shealy from the
section was in town Monda
Mr. John A Shealv. of Boil
the best wag Monday. Job
was here fanner and lives at home.
Mr. Ezell Koon and daugh
Jnterp"06 Mat tie and Lottie, of Ghapi
alf cents gueet. 0f Mrs. F. L. Schwa
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rawl,
the best burg, were the guest of Mr.
sin town family Sunday and
Mrs. Samuel B. George
f. Brock- j^die Quick are in -Aiken
7/ith Miss the sunaay School Conven
Methodist Church. . ,
jecrge, of Mr j0hunie Roberts one
I relatives , . , , , industrious
and model fai
on route 1, was in town on fc
ur'le' <"^ynele,
Mr. Mr onA i
, AWkA* MllVt JL
family, of Batesburg, stopi
? r00^" Lexington for awhile Sui
> oo . . noon enroute from Columl
W66&* **
, Hon. F. E. Dreher has re
pro- Florida, where he has beei
>, was in hoaUh; jje was greatly ben
trip.
f oar sue- Mr. D. D. Smith, the
' man on stock dealer of Leesville
ay. whom there is no more clev*
he clever gentleman to be found, 1
m Beaver Friday in bisanfco,
Saturday.. . The Bazaar has o
extended a S0(ja fountain and
e. t Bowe ai[ kinds are served
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d with evervthinp1
%/ o
>rices that appeal.
) in and out thick
I the vast cash pur
winced, come tomo
les and Dress
Linens.
tractions that merit qnick
ta
iinen?r27 inches wide, good
client in wear, color and
jinen?36 inches wide, good
d texture of the most superb ;
olors. Onr leader, 25c value P1
I7e d
Linens?25 pieces, 28 inches
Pongee, Rajah and Shan- r
n , texture that washes beau- J
ee it. .trice zoe
-10 pieces in white, cream,
and pink, 28 inches wide.
y fabric. .Price. 25c
25 pieces double fold with ba
ripes, the zephyr weight
. Pricer.. >?....; .35c st;
Ratine-^IQ pieces, extra li|
i that silk -touch, entirely 19
weight j,~ soft. Colors: Maidi,
lavender, {old bine, tan, pa
hite. Make yonr selection, sii
Price, yarji?.'...'......65c ?i<
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ood citizen Burglars entered the
i town bn:' fCjp. H. Roof, at Barr, wl
? the post office, Wedn<
j
ida, spent ?robbed<the safe1 of a
1-lflW. Mr. UTinfiAO Q nllm nitinfn
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. tlebaum. of Leesville,
the week-; 0f an(j gen
uncle, Mr. 'Week.
Mr, Pafe Seay Sr., c
latesburg's farmers in the County
days with good fellow onLexing
. Steel.: *n town on business F
,of Oolnm-: ' Mr? Samuel P. Geor
the Misses M of telephone p<
Sunday. ' ceilent fish fry at Ge<
_ ' one day last week,
oe Ballen-t
ins of the MrB* Garfield
son. James, of Colum
kland, was da^ last week with M
^ . , es Caughman.
ess trip and
asant call. Mr. JoeF. Fal!sw,tt
_ a whole soul fellow at
iendseron- . .. ,
men in that communi
b last week ington Monday.
S. Drafts.. . ^ w gharpf
oufce. 1, a more confortable an
successful speed through the sa
lay* his new auto than . v
izens, Mr. horses.
) Oongaree We were glad to s<
Monday our friend Er
Ling Spring, j8 one of the most i
in is a good zens y?Q have. '
Major J. Wilson Be
ters, Misses day and Sunday in toT
n, were the Butler are now boa
rrz Friday. Hotei preparatory^ to j
of Bates-i nome in Greenwood.
D. B. Rawl The Registration 1
)p.day. j W. Wise, Holly Shea
? and Miss composing the Board
attending bns.v these da>'s ii!S
ition of the to the voters of thovi
tricts.
Mr. J. E. Rawl Ky
or our most ' . ,
Monday on business,
rmers from . T . , ^
^ , man in Lexington G
usmessSatr ? , , .
Kyzer and always gte
..... . _ Mr. Luciu9 W. ^
iikard and , , .
, > . man of honor and tri
Ded over in ?
Monday on the Boarc
iday after- , . ,
. J and made our long
pleasant call,
turned from 0ertificate8 0fElec
1 in .search by tjae j$oara 0f Regj
efit6d byhi$ ^ay every voter in
Magnolia School Di?
progressive
Aijd; than Mr- Hocler Woods
eranrJ jovial erintendenr, of Saxetvas
in town Lexington a busines
A self made young '
i meaced life at the Ioa
Penedu{D M9thrifti in(j^ys
Qnnks Ot acity has worked |?irr
' there. I sent position.
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IECT ESSENTIALS
S AND cnn
to suit the girlish lancy.
Every day is a special sa
as bees around a gum. I
chasing power of this 5
rrow, elbow with the crov
Fancy Linette ]
Dresses.
25 dresses, Nell Rose, blue, pink.
,n and other colors. Price $2.00
fancy
Crepes.
Filmy, sublime texture.
Plisse Crepe?10 pieces in the neat
n stripe and crepe effect; fancy floral
isigns, too. Solid colors, pink, blue, ^WD'
bite. Our special, yard lac r !
dght, Airy Wash Lou
Goods. 1
Price offering that is a boon to the
j-gain looker.
Chester Crepes?25 pieces in natty, In j
plish stripes of blue, pink, lavender signs
fht, soft zephpr fabric; washable; Ch?
c value at ; ...12 1-2c Met
Lawns Batiste-rlOO pieces, no two colon
.tterns alike, in all the patterns de- ' Fai
red; many Bulgarians in lot; some color
3e borders. Special at 8 l-3c of sul
INAUGI
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store of the late Good things to eat at IV
herein is located Wingard's. ;
ssday night and Hons. J. M. Malpass, of E
bout $90. . Rev. E.L. Lybrand, of E
r and Nita Qua-. J. B. Addv, of Peak, and W;!
, 'were the guest of Edmunds. Lexington dele
ny Lyrand last the General Assembly, were
Monday studying questions
?ne of the best latnre affecting the intere
and a alifound County,
ton Route2, was Mr. W. B. Sandlin, a fo
riday. , ployee of the Dispatch,, but
ge entertained a cently with the Enterprise is
eople with an ex- porarily located at nitevil]
srgo's Mill pond on the News-Reporter. He
t printer, and a pleasant anc
iraan, and little young man.
bia, spent a few The best stock of fancy a
[r. andMrs. Jam- groceries are carried in stock
E. G. Wingard, fresh and de
le sage of Gaston,
id one of the. best Fire at Caycc
ty was iD Lex- We are imformedby perso
t 3 .. ^ n,
uayce yesteruay auctuwu
i finds it much one hundred "creosoted'' p
d convenient to along the track, were ign
,ndy roads with live coals from a passing en
nth his pair of said that the smoke from th
poles was intensely blacfc
je on our streets many to suppose that the
by J. George. He much larger than it was.
straight forward ,
Music Recita
itler spent Satur- ^
w>. He and Mrs. ? TJhe~ wj! be S,T6? m
rdine- at Meetze School Auditorium a Recit
. at Meetze Mrs E b Roof>s,
yoing to their new / . .. ... ..
rsday evening, May 19th, at I
The latter part of the pre
Board, Messrs L- piveu hy tne graduatin,
ly, M. P. George, t|18 musjc c]ass of 1913, M
I, are kept quite Roof
A cordial invitation i
uiing certificates to all.
iirious school Gis ?*
Fire a9 Lcesvl
zer was in town The barn ef Mr. O. O. Ba
We have no better ville, was dectroyed by fir*
ountv than Rawl to be of incendiary origin 1
id to meet him. morning about 3 o'ciocK, jm
rise, of Pelion, a contents were burned, bu
ist %vas in town stock was saved. The less
1 of Regristration about $600.
; home Editor a _ _ ~ ~
A Free Scholars
tion were issued A scholarship is offerd by
stration oil Mon- of Charleston to a boy in th
the newly formed which will be good for four
jtrict. examination will be held sc
the effieent sup- Jaly'the exict date wi!lbe 1
GJtba Mill, paid TounS men brash UP 8,ld
a viaif rppenrlv el tQ enter tbis =onte9t a? ll
s visit, recently. d|lip jg valuabie
man having com- ? ,
vest wing and by j The most stylish line of w
md basin eas.cap- j a-id.children's shoes hjg
iself up to his pre- cut can be seen at Mrs. E.
ard's, and the prices are ret
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w ?
CEMENTS
Fabrics of tl
le day at thi
t's the real,
>tore is wha
yds and recen
Fancy Bedfo
j rv
uora jLfrcsM
no two alike, dainty stri
collar and cuffs; spiem
garment. Price..
Tub Dresse:
3e the greatest attraction
batiste, bedford, ratim
$1 5(
ely Crepe Mel
irocades, Cant
Crepes
?11 frho Hah* nhnip.p. flftli
and colors.
irmense. Prices... $1
:?ors?40 pieces donble
3. Price....
icy Brocade?20 pieces i
s desired, rich, elegant
blime tiDts. Price, yard
lpSI
Irs. E. G..
hfcesbnrg, I Fii
Iroofeland, I
FT. Sharnft &
gation in
i in town
of legis;st
of the
irmer em- fflfeiSF
more renow
tem- ]
e, N. C., ^
is a good
1 reliable
,nd heavy *
by Mrs.
licicus. Cppoi
>ns passing ?
that abont MSBSBEB
oles piled W
ited from I
gine. It is I A
e burning I f"|
leading I
i fire was __
You
- and
1. tirei
the High Proc
;al by the and
class, Thn- lose
J-dO o'clock *pr6J
)gram will
* PuP'l of
ary busan wni
s extended [ dem
| at tl
Kl tit*
? m ?? c
IIc; I the
rr, of Lees- Eg
i supposed g tile
aat Sunday the
[uch of the I Gar
t the live nar
is placed at
rati
$5.C
hip.
the College T 1
lis County AJJ
years. The
>metime in
Rft en later.
be preparbescholai
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ten, women B R^S*
isonable. HB
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Voile Embroidery E
10 pieces 45 inches
beautiful raised work,
I most unique patterns;
| $1.25 value, at, 48 cen<
he most beautiful
s store If you c
uninflated bargaii
t turns the trick
ve the Mimnaugh i
rd Ready-to
attractions greater th
ac
Frocks, Promenades
church, for weddings
pes with iu the South.
lid one- Charming Spr
... 16.50 . , . .
A price which in t
beautiful assortment
it never possessed b<
women who never paic
^ a judicious, high-grad
9\ il"e?* Novel Draped El
* ' Bu]gariang5 correct C
rC Empires.
UUI #9 Every new color th;
|Ali nizes, and all sizes i
lull tailored as to bring 01
of every figure.
Beautifal Eponges
Diagonals, Shepherd
cate de- Cords, Mixtures, Ric
Finest Pean de Cygn<
.75, $2.00 All the new ideas ii
fold, all shown in extremelj
? $2.00 charming effects, wh
n all the displayed in a variet
patterns' easy to satisfy even t
?$1.50 taste.
ake TM& Your Headquai
You Visit Columbi
eave your bundles here. D<
g here. Have free use of c
lie management ol this stoi
now you.
*st Class Denta
Reasonable ]
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^ i0~7^^ Teeth Clean*
" Silver Fillinj
Gold Filling
Tres
r. L. L. TOOLE, SURI
1608 Main Stre
lite Thomas1 Drug Store.
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TTENTION JTO
have suffered the inconve
rim cut tires long enough.
j absolutely puncture proof,
>f. This preparation is inse
revolves with wheel. Wil
strength by age. We absol
>aration not to injury tubes
I replacement will be made
ch this preparation damage
ionstrate this to you. We hs
tie Lexington Garage a car
have proven to our own sat
best preparation ever place
prevention of rim cut and t
tire. We invite you to cal
age and see us drive a ten p
y casing which has been tre
on. 30x3 tires, $3.50 each;
)0.
EXINGTON
ROBERT EARL, IV
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louncing f5?
deep, with JJJr
, in all the rg
$1.00 and 69
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patterns,
loubt it, gS
as?that's ?g
. If you gX
welcome. Xz
-Wear sZ
an ever. Dancing 69
for tonring, for Q?
, most complete JjrL
ing Styles. S3
his superlatively
holds a meaning
efore?permitting y y
1 so little to make PJ
le selection. 69
Elects, Smartest O?
Cutaways, Choice SR
at fashion recog- , sk
so designed and
it the best lines CJ
, Finest Serges,
Checks, Bedford yR .
hly Lined With
i trimmings are ww
r youthful and ??
.1,. f n ft
lie me siuris are
y that makes it ft?
he most critical
- Q9
rters When V?2
a. 53
3 your wi it- 69
mr 'phones. ft?
:e wanes to SjK
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Prices. I
Are My Prices. 1
Rubber Base) 815.00 S
9 I
$5.00
i (per tooth) $5.00
ns (pertooth) $3.50
cted (painless). .25and 50c
ed ?5c and $1.00 *
g .50c to $1.00
. $1.00 to $2 00
tting Teeth Extra.
iEON DENTIST
et.
Columbia, S.C.
HIBIUSTS! 1
MB
nience of punctured |
We can make your I
, absolutely rim cut |
rted inside of tubes 1
1 not evaporate nor 1
utely guarantee this 1
or tires in anv wa\ . I
for any tube or tire I
s in any way. Let us f
ive on demonstration |
which is in daily use. |
isfaction that this is |
d on the market for
*
0 increase the life of
1 at the Lexington
enny nail in an ordiated
with this prepa34x4,
$4.50; 36x4 1-2
GARAGE.
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