The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, May 21, 1913, Image 10
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?n Ladies' Gauze Ve
Jrt? 300 dozen fall bleached and s
SS Island cotton; very elastic, wit
2*2 string. Our special
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C? ; Wonderful values this week aw
4fl# present needs. An attraction f<
gg NEW SPRING SUITS.
Sensational price reduction, high
class, 6tylish, new, Spnng Suit9.
r J Fabric new. Styles new. Trimmings
new. Elegant for traveling or general
69 wear. Stylish, 9mart, cleverly tailored
CCP suits in fancy stripes, elegantly lined,
4JL| various color stripes in saperb satin
lined; all sizes; $15.00, $16.50, $19.00
SirC values reduced to $9.98
Nobby, stylish Tailored Suits, new
SEJ styles of spring, emart, stylish trimW
mwgs, satin lined. 27 in lot, all new,
i. WJ& coats aro trimmed in latest vogue in
: Shepherd checks, stripes, fancy serges,
, M English suiting,. showing the newest
button effect; splendid value; $20.00,
Sf J? $22 50 and $25.00 values reduced, one
S3 price $12 50
fi? LADIES' SILK HOSIERY.
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Silk Boot?high, spliced heel, garter
* * gSm top, layender, bronze, pink, black,
rrtdo rardinal: full line siz^s.
S9EL AVOV) w??
Hi - Special, pair .. .50c
fig FANCY BROCADE RATINE.
ffkftk 36 inches wide, in fancy Jaquard
effect and silken fabric. Colors: bine,
StSs? Copenhagen, shell pink, tan, rossett,
fO oyster mode; splendid value, per yard
?JJ Plain Ratine, 36 -inches wide, 10
fjrS pieces, all colors, light weight, ail,
aa washable, all are good styles; see it.
,Sc Per yard 65c
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Local and Personal. c&pt l. w . r
Messrs Robert* Earle and Cromer ^e children i
Oswald motored over to Columbia Sun- Thursday last
davt ? they attended
Mr. Lonnie Harman one of Chapin's ^6(*d s m?ther.
thriving and successful farmers was ^r* Shelbon
in town Saturday. gressive farmei
Mrs. 8. J. Leaphart was a visitor to was in town 0D
Columbia Saturday. The outlool
T? QTnioaontatiw
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Georgp were "
among the visitors to Columbia Mon- e 0080 Agr
day. , There will be
Mrs. Minnie Meetze and daughter church, next
Martha, were among' the many shop- pastor, Rev. J.
pen* in Columbia MoDday from our Mr. and Mr
town. spent Sunday ,
Mrs. A. M. Harman and her niece mother of the
> Blondele, were in Columbia oh Monday Misses Ada 1
shopping. ley spent Sunt
Mre. G. M. Harman made a fiving of Miss Cleme
trip to Columbia on business on Mon- Mr. Chalm
day . cfpal of Iumar
Mr. J. A.Ballentine from Lexington tanl>ar&? has c
route 2, a good and jovial man, and cation. Chali
a very progressive farmer was in town man ma^
^ on business Friday. Little Miss ]
Col. M. D. Harman has jnst com- of ^r* ^
pleted his building for his bottling Conway, is vii
works and will soon be ready to fur- We regret
niah all kinds of soft bottled drinks. Hall, a well 1
Mr. G. Jacob Wingard one of the loved Baptist
best men ever lived and a very indus- at his home n<
trious farmer or Lexington route 1, was \ye wi'j b
in town Tnsdav and gave The Dispatch friends and p
a pleasant call. kind enough t
Messrs Julian P. Meetze, Edelstein, note of any \
Lewis Roof and Frank Wingard were for publicatio
visitors to Columbia Sunday. patch.
Mr. Kinsler Roof our popular tele- Mr. Quincj
phone operator attended the com- well-borer is i
mencement exercises of Chapin High with his mat
School Friday night and Sunday. giving the pec
Mr. Hamp Harm an one of our sue- Mr. J. J. H
cessful farmers and clever man on advantage of
ronte 2, was in town Saturday. paid Lexingtc
Mr. Martin L. Taylor, one of the best a^to.
men ever lived and a substantial far- Mr. J. S.
mer of route 5, was here Saturday. citizen, of Ire
Miss Bertha Kleckley, the popular an(* we v
teacher of Pond Branch School, was haQd*
home Saturday and Sunday accompa- Mr. J. A. B
nied with two of her little pupils Misses of Lexington
Erin Crout and Orza Kailman. Thursday on
Mr. S. J. Leaphart our popular post- Mr. Heber
master here has been quite sick and section, was
*' confined to bed for a few days, but we Dreher is the
are glad to see him out again and im- Lexington co
proving.
Dr. E. P. Darrick has returned f rom New B
Florida, where he has been in search j wish t a;
of health. He was yreatiy beaefiteJ j j have {
by his trip and we are glad to nee him I the Raw] q1(1
looting better. ? am
FOR SALE.?one good mule, good , smith work, 3
size, seven years old and will work 1 **?8? e*canywhere.
Apply to J. SIM CORLEY, |
L?zirgtor, S. C . Route t>. | 2S-1 mo. ^
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rait prudent buyers. The long, dull
ir everybody, the housewife, the g
Embroidery Flouncing.
100 pieces, 27 inches, with various
designs, extra good values; usual
prices 39c and 49c. Special, yard
23c
45 inch Deep Voile Flouncing in
variou8 patterns; splendid quality; $1
value at 48c
45 inch Voile Flouncing, snperb
grade voile, deep work, in the most
unique patterns; ?1.50 valve; special
at .98c
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Millinery Attraction.
Ladies' Panama Hats, genuine article,
$8.00 and $10.00 value at $4.98
Best value in the city, ladies' Ratine
Agarie Hats; plain and brocade, nobby
washable wants, all colors, many
styles. Special at $1.50 and $1.75.
Snow White Fabrics.
Luxurious Soft Textures?Enticing
Values Exquisite Creations in "White
Goods.
Crepe Voile?10 pieces in soffc silken
texture, sublime to look on, ideal fabric,
extra width. Yard 25c
Batiste, Mercerized?46 inches, superb
texture to make the most girlish
costumes and the most faultless styles,
width, 45 inches. Prices... 35c, 50c, 75c
Tosca Voile?5 pieces soft wide crepe
in daintiest weave, cobweb-like texture;
40 inches wide. Yard 50c
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ledd, wife ana two lit- uoroner warren
Bpent Wednesday and was a visitor to Oo
week at Graniteville, Leeter, the yo
the funeral of Oapt. Austin Smith, Bla
pil of Smith Branc
Harman, a very pro- one hundred days
vof Lexington Route 2 lesson. He is onlj
i business Monday. bright boy.
r is now certain that )
Lever will be head of #
icultural committee. j A I f
preaching in the Baptist I fl |T| Mil
Sunday night, by the I Jllll UU
JnMT'?,. SEAL ESTATE
s. D. R. Haltiwanger, rrYTVPTr
at Batesburg with the liJUAIAUll
former. Seal Estates
iViIliams and Jnlia Bick- 250 acres 01
. T . ., , miles from at
Jay at Johnson the guest piue timber t<
Moyer. x of lumber, ju
ers Wessinger, Prin- dance^ d??
1 High School, of Spar- , *acreg
ome home to spend va- ^Shumperts,
mer is a bright young water, some
ing his mark. * plenty oak.
Louise McCord. daughter t
r tit t-i *r j , iduqu uu oulij
Irs. W. E. McCord, of ling and Ten
siting her grandparents. Water Powei
to learn that Rev. Evan 250 acres 5 i
mown and greatly be- t^m^er'
... . * ? telephone, go<
divine, is critically ill church.
ear Samaria. 216 acres 5
, . mund, 20 aci
. very greatful to onr dwelling, pie.
atrons if they will be pasture.
;o either phone or drop a 105 acres 7 i
'isitor9 to their homes, f, mAle8 *roni
n in,the Lexington Dis- ptent^water.
140 acres tv
r Wingard, the expert, i Barr, 6 mile9 f
, ? | open, qU acr;
iow in tne town of Salnda i room dwelling
;hine, boring wells and bles. plenty rr
)ple goo<l water. ()2;o acres 3
ton, 0 acre9 o\.
ope, of Columbia, took ing| s,ome pir
the nice day Sunday and oak.
>n a visit in his splendid' *-i0 acres; 3 t
50 acres oper
plenty water.
Clark, a good man and Cotton and pr;
ne, was in town Satur- 102 acres 5 i
rere pleased to shake his {^'barnand
104 acres ; n
erry a progressive farmer. acres open 1
hn? nlnntv TXT
Rcmte >S was in town 150 aCres 7 r
business. ton, 50 acres
? t^- , fi, o i > room dwelling
R. Dreher.of the Selwood house. blacks
in town Saturday. Mr. water nower,
champion fox hunter of mill, cotton, ?
nnty. PbOD6; ,
school and chi
Easy terms.
lacksmith Shop. SURET
nnounce to the public that. Write Or C
id a blacksmith shop at J
stand on Main street and ? > j
to do all kind of black- THE HI
repairs to wagons, bug- BIAYIA1
3rse shoeing a specialty. NAT 1(1]
t be promptly done and I p w
Ttiaranteed. I LCXId
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ISING URGES I
. summer months are close to han
graduate, the bride and the summe
Children's White Dresses.
25 in lot, tucks and beading, finished
in Vale Lace, many sizes; at, special
, .59c
Percales, 36 inch.
2,000 yards, all the various patterns,
6tripes, dots, checks, fast colors, 12 l-2c
vaiue. Price, vaid 10c
Apron Ginghams.
5,000 yards, all colcrs, standard
checks, good weight, fast colors, 8 l-3c
value, yard, at 5c
Bleaching, 36 Inches Wide.
5,000 yards, 36 inches wide, soft,
good weight fabric, excellent value
5c
White Check Plaid Muslin.
2,000 yards, full bleached, for dresses
and waists, 8 l-3c value, at yard 5c
Fancy Voile.
10 pieces white stripe Voile, very
sheer, top-notch value, 25c value.
Special 19c
Mosquito Netting.
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limj pieces, o yaras lo piece, ioi
yards wide, good, strong and durable.
Price 50c
Organdie (White).
5 pieces, 66 inches wide, snow white
and an excellent value. Special price
25c
NAUG
ARTMENT STO
Weed of our town
lumbia on Monda y. ^ nBEBana
nngest son of Mr.
ck creek, and a pu:h,
attended school B
and never missed a
i 8 years old and a ^^3rw5fc.
J. Fox, Mb
AND INSI1NCI . ^?55^
>N, S. C. Xo refinish
ought and Sold- work you wa
a Black creek, 6 Ppp.Cpr Ou<
eadman enough ' >T 5, . ^
o cut 500,000 feet finishing you
niper,,oaK, mckwood^in
. abuumiles
from tJ p
Plenty running: HoUSC JLXt
pine timber,
/ Resists best t]
t miles from Ed- WHITE is tl
?ar ee creek D w el- experiment wi
ant Houses, Fine disappointed.
Pine Timber. lasts." Made
niles from Lees- r\ 1 171^
2 rural routes, rOrCll TIO
od school, near purpose.
wear and tear
miles from Ed es
open, 2 room Or
lty water, good DCTeeil UG
with Pee-Gee
Bilesrfrom Pelion Will not fill
Gilbert, 4 room pocketbook.
tarn and stables, _ ^
Bsifns* ots
ro miles south of .in
rom Lexineton, 30 v. ?ur
s p ne inner, 0 trimmings, m
, a Darn an 1 sta- p f If tin,
inning water. IVUOIa j
miles west of Gas- shingles CRE
>en. 3 room dwell- ju and preser
ie t mber, plenty Coir es in 191
niles from }?eliou, nnrrpfp
l laud, dwelling, concrete
Fipe land for LANITE (du
am.
miles from S'eed- \i
open land, dwel- Interior V
Stables. , ? .
aile from Edmund 1 fc-u
and, i room dwel- velvet fim.h
ater. It a better, an
niles from Lexing- * j 171
in cultivation '.) InSlCIC f lO
I. 2 barns, tenant VARNISH,
joiith shop good cherry, walnv
corn and wheat stained or (
,rin and press, tele- PAINT. Dri
mail, near good .. in nine beaut
ireh. Wax ?01 bar
filling cracks.
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Ladies' Gauze Lisle Underwear?Cool,
Light, Airy
Texture. Ladies'
Vests?100 dozen, soft lisle
finish, all sizes. Price 10c
Ladies' Union Suits?50 dozen, soft
silk lisle, silk drawstring, knee length,
cuff and loose. Special, suit 50c
Batiste Special.
10 pieces in faultless weave, mercerized,
drapes beautifully, washes,
double width. Special price 15c
Gauze Voile.
5 pieces' 38 inches, clear, soft, white,
perfect in weave, big demand for costumes
and dresses, double width. Our
price 25c
HOME COMFORT.
Screen Your Porch.
These Shades can be used to close
in a porch for ordinary sitting-room
use9, or to convert it into a diring
or sleeping room.
They range in price depending on
size, from ?2.75 for the shade 4 feet
wide, to ?6.00 for the 10 foot width.
Voile Dresses.
Fancy stripes, Bulgarian trimmed,
ideal, stylish, airy, cool, soft fabric;
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.sjjo.ou vaiue, at, special $>?.vo
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Money Spent Fo
? Will Add Hundr<
to the Mark
W of Your Pj
or redecorate your home, select a
nt done?simply, easily, at the leas
ality Paints, Stains, Enamels am
t undertake. Their undisputed si
YOU WILL FIND BELOW J!
DMA!* Have it painted with MASTIC C
PAINT and secure a beautiful, *
-like surface of the greatest durability*
tie smoke and gases of the city^^AIASTIC
le very whitest house paint made/* Don't
itb rliMT?r naints or keg lead and oil. and be
Get MASTIC PAINT, "the kind that
in 45 colors.
ors and Steps paint^wI" *
Hardens quickly with high gloss. Stands
' of walking on.
tors and Windows pa?Ui!1Jd
SCREEN ENAMEL, both wire and frame, t
the mesh. Saves your screens and your A
ibles, Outbuildings .
-Gee BARN PAINT, red or green?white *
ake a pretty combination.
, the Big Four Formula Metallic Paint gives
>eat and longest service at least cost. For E
0-3TAIN can be brushed or dipped. Soaks
ves the wood?doubles the life of the roof,
beautiful colors.
On cellar and porch floors and \
n0rK side walls, Pee-Gce PORT- 1
11 or sloss) prevents dampness, staining and
. Add* greatly to the appearance of concrete.
/alls and Ceilings tDh?"'^p!p"
o? investigate Pee-Gee FLATKOA l f, the
that is being widely used in place of paper. J
d lasts three times as long.
r\y>o If the clear, natural grain oY the wood
? has been preserved, use F1XALL J
Comes in light oak, dark oak, mahogany,
it, etc. If your floors are badly worn, scuffed, g
ipotted, better use ADAMANT FLOOR {
ie? hard overnight with a high polish. Comes
iful colors. Easy to apply* PEE-GEE Floor I
dwond floors. PEE-GEE Crack Filler for
jfactured By PEASL?E"GAULBER
nterprise Hard
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Iren's Sox?Fancy Top. ?9
izen in dainty colored tops; ail Sk
; full line of sizes. Price, per 5jR
l0c
RICES. P
ig values now, in time for your ftj
oney by buying here this week. C?
Young Ladies, White Dresses. grj
The making would alone cost the
price. 30 in lot, fancy embroidered jnfj
lawn in the newest touches of style, 1
frizes 12 to 14 years. Our price.. .$2 50 HEJ
Embroidered Bulgarian Voile ?A *
Waists. Bis: Bargains. 05
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10 dosen in various styles, tucks, GO r
low neck, fancy Bulgarian embroidery, . ww
low sailor collars, regular value $1.50
All Extra High Grade Fancy QS
Tailored Suits, $35, $40, Vtf
$50, $75, at 3-4 Price. *
Values and Styles beyond description.
Every taste can be suited. iifc?
Ladies' House Comforts Rfl|
Kimonos. S8
Fancy LawD, 50 dozen in plain and Ct#
fancy, all sizes. Prices 35c, 500,6-50 j.
T/incr Tfimnnns. fanev natterns. COOd
colors, well made, full length. Price
Gfl
Big Line Long Kimonos?1 dozen,
all 9tyles, all colors, short and full
length, 50c up to |6.50. CJ
Ladies' Bathing Caps* ZX
10 dozen in bine, red, black, Nell 2"fr?
Ro9e, waterproof. Prices 25c, 50c 2S
[ave Your Bundles Sent Here S3
When in Town. |M|
Make our store your meeting yjj
lace when in Columbia, Ion mm
re welcome to free use of our
)hones, writing rooms, etc- 2*?
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r Good Faint
eds of Dollars
6t Value ^iHtr '
definite specialized product?to do just the
t expense.
1 Varnishes insure success in whatever
iperiority is a marvel to the user. . .
LJST WHAT YOU NEED.
'umiture and Cabinet Work t.\SbbJ
lightly with fine pumice and water to remove spots or '
grease adhering?then varnished wi'.h a high-grade
Cabinet Vamish such as our IMPERIAL PRESERVATIVE,
Don't use common furniture varnish or you will ruin
your surface. In case a dull, rubbed effect is wanted,
use our Falk's Flat Finish. One coat suffices. ^
te-Staining Furniture
(Oak, Mahogany, Cherry, etc.) obtained by use of FIXALL?the
perfect varnish stain. Stains and varnishes in I
one operation. Simple and easy to use. if Mission
Finish is desired use Pee-Gee DYSTAIN. K
Removing Old Paint
old paint or varnish down to the bare wood where work
is in condition to require this.
fifrKpn Pinnae ke painted with ADAMANT
lltcnen rioors pLOOR PAINT. Dri? over
night with a hard, tile-like surface. Try our Yellow or
Drab?neither shows the dirt readily.
'onfnr QhoTirnc Should be made sanitary and
amry oneives easy to clean hy painting thera
with BLUE RIBBON FAMILY PAINTS. Lightens,
brightens and makes cheerful.
A/i*?lrot* r^Viaivc Enamel white with Pee-Gee CHINA
ENAMEL?or3taina pretty mission
color with Pee-Gee DYSTA1N.
*orch Chairs and Swings rjage'paint
is best; H colors to select from.
A wonderful improvement can be made
}ainroum ^y uajng pee.gee china enamel, Resembles
a white tile finish?hard and glossy.
?afii*afnv*c P^-Cee ALUMINUM ENAMEL or
valuators GOLD-LAK will not tarnish.
Chandeliers and Grate Fronts
EGYPTIAN BLACK ENAMEL BERLIN BLACK
(wrought iron finish) 01 the Gold and Aluminum Enamel
mentioned above, are euitable. *
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