The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 15, 1913, Image 6
The Lexington Dispatch
Wednesday October 15, 1913.
G M. Harma>, E.itor and Ppblisue.
M. G". Sare*.tt. \s3ociate Editor.
Entered at tne Po t Office at Lexington.
S. C., as seco.r 3 class matter.
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CIRCULATION 2.SOO.
Y'l 0 n ^'?r* ?CVM>* y l> ?t r|
posited in a-1 $1 500,000 iu Sou h C.;-oiina
banks this tali, to helo farmers
move thtir crop.-.
The Supreme Court lias dee!d.<d that
when a <*<>rporation discharged an cui
ployee, ic- must pay him any wages
due immediately upon demand.
Next Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday will be held the Lexingtt u j
county lair here aud prospect.- :ue
good for the best purely agricultural
display in this section o? the c:>untrv j
at Uie exuiuntuu. jLiiis iipuuuwii [
was nut LSiablished fur the sole purpose
of making money tor its stockholders
but it is an institution f~r the
people and by the people of Lexington
county. Its main object is to be'ter
rural life conditions in the en
vironments m the county. Its promoters
are patriotic gentlemen who have
the interest of the people at hearr.
It has never paid handsomely bat no
kick is being heard, as the tair is al
most indispensable to the progress of
our county.
Sale of Big Tract Withdrawn.
In the case of Martin V. SI umpnt.
the advertisement for the sale of the
600 acre tract is withdrawn as the sale
will not be made at present, but the j
advertisement ior the sa'e of the two j
.. collateral mortgage- is intend id to be j
left standing as the sale of th 'se mort- j
gacjes will he male as adverrsed on !
salesday in November.
1 AD. Mc PAD DIN, Master. j
coifc? TNG] 1
Kv?p i.. J 0' C V>'A).
Stop ceug. inp.: another. C |
To keep the coup *: do nothing. j> *
A To stop the cough: Aiter's Cherry [ |
I Pectoral. Sold u,- '* J years. ? j
Ask Your Doctc Ma??*. | | j
P?WW i i ? l ??W? "
m fcpyrtght Han Seiner Si
Good Work Bri
While the lowness of our prices ha
always been a drawing card, th
QUALITY of work has done mo9t t
; increase our bnsiness. Better mateiial
good, reliable work done by expert
at denisfrv at the lowfst prices is ou
I motto WE GUARANTEE QUI
WORK. Come to US and WE wil
show you how your teeth can be mad
perfect and how little it will cost you
Examination Free.
Our work is guaranteed for 15 year
and must b*p ^i?vi?iactoi'y.
Teeth without Plate ?1 per Toot!
Set3 of Teeth $5.0
Gold Fillings 75c uj
Silver Fiiling9 50c U]
Gold Crowns, Bridge Work, $3, $4
$5 a Tooth.
No charge for painless extraotioi
when other work is being done.
L Baltimore De
32% Mai.i Screofc, Columbia, S. C.
Eeference: Our Work an
Notice.
I desire to inform the general public
that my valuable lot located on one of
the principal streets in the town ef
Swansea, S. C., will be cut up into
suitable size lots, and on the 15th day
of November, 1913, at 3 o'clock P. M.
sold to the highest bidder. Trims:
One-third or one-half cash, balance to .
suit purchase. For futher particulars
address.
T. L. MARTIN,
t'10 Main St,
50 Columbia, S. C. j
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Public &p;ri'<--(i c;t v. ;? ?, of lj ;ik. .1 t
small station in Lt-xitvlon comity, i
gave a Subscription ji s\!50 cash to im- !
prove too pubi c scboo'?.
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AUTOMOBILE j
PLATE GLASS j
LIVE STOCK |
TORNADO j
HEALTH I
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I represent only the strongest
and bust old lino Companies
and have special facilities for
writing fire insurance on country
property. If you want insurance
of any kind write or
call on me at Lexington, S C.
"IF IT'S CORRECT I
KINARD j
HAS IT." j J
It is the time of year I (
when people begin to I j
lay in fall supplies. You I |
can not do better than | j
to visit Kinard's big store I j
and fit the boys and | .
yourself in a nice suit | j
and overcoat. Also every- g ;
thing that a man or boy 1 j
weais. jfj;
M. L K!NAB0|i
The Clothier. | (
1523 Main Street
COLUMBIA, S. C. LM
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8 Dr. H. C. Smather9, who B (
e has practiced Deni9fry for I I f
more than 7 years, has super- I i ]
vision of all thp wors. I j (
? Gas administered. I ( j
s Open daily 8 a. m to 8.30 j| "
r p. m. Sunday 10 a. ui. to 3 j 3
p.m. I (
j TERMS. I ^
W^ll, don't; worry. These I j
nre arrangod to suit. S *
Lady Attendant | ?
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$5.00 1 i |
1 Never Slip or Drop rr
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,, over Stoik's Grocery Store. || ^
d Back of Columbia. | |
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of program nightly,
jj Prof. Aivin, Ooiitortionist a id fra
A .lams and Edwards, x>rc>entin * t
Ion the Farm,'' introducing the Mush
Laughable Negro Plays, by peop'e
The complete orchestra, (qua! to i
furnishes the music.
a />/\l ^ Vvmo aa! at* mi 11 1\ a nrl tr-\ %n n <i*n?
fi \v 11x uc; a v> ii )
\ vicinitv where we show, as will be ai
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heir rural comedy sketch, "Fun |
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who are fun producers. g
he best, better than the most, 9
r to the most popular lady of the | |
moanced from the staffs. j
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ESERVES EXTRA.
ns S. C. j
rtober 20. j
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: Suits for th<
Sale the entire w
of Fur at sp<
Part of a
is her appe?
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approval i:
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Meet at Lexington
Tue Young Peoples' Federation of
South Carolina will meet in annual i
convention in St. Stephen's Luthe.au
church, Lexington, on next Fridav for
a thrce-dav S"t?sion. This will bring i
* lior ?it ( iio siriKiwct lv.nwfs nf
lu^rmrt uuu wi ni.- . v^v/t.^wv >y k
young chrT.-di.'o .vork'-rs ever assent- !
bled in t!ii- - "dm, the convention
embracing cv Lutheran oonirre-.; ? - .
tioji ill tile ;~<:i . H'Mi .?* rl-i if *. ,-i
tor- -;ro t-xj.u . f Mj ! -1.?-? i \ ch.i;
of the STaug-in--:"' - d::-. ^.v. .
various t' )i o.iter?..: o : > I;
true Tyxington ty!;\
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S (i Mtiler, laNsi ,?ur.ry o-i uric ugh |
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T. Ed Lev/is liillrd.
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Coroner W. C. Weed was t ailed
Sunday ('own to Cayce to hoi 1 an in- j
quest over the body of Tom lid Lewis, j
a foreman in the fertilizer factory j
there, who vas found with his thro i
cut and his skull crashed early in j
f the morning. The inquest was eon- j
tinued until next Saturday. The mur- J
deror threw the body 011 the railroad !
to cover nn the crime.
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Paint Now |
If your property needs it; don't wait. !
Tiiere are two parts of a job: the
paint aud the work; the work is men)
than the paint; and it never comes- j
down.
Tiie cost of paint is about two-li rii--;
the work three-fifths.
Paint won't come-down in a hurry;
too-many .johs put-off.
Men are waiting for 82 or ?3; they
don't know it; they think tiny are
waiting for S20 or 82-5.
Why don't men use their heads?
DEVOE
Harmon Drug Co. sells it. adv. j
a RucinACC \
eek. Many hand
ecial prices.
business woman'
irance.
be dignified and
ill knowledge of 1
ts of the woman in
x Style Bureau ere
umber of models
t for such use.
showing in wors
omplete variety
tvles. and sure
f you will pern
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SELLS WOOLTE
ts Skirts
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Wont Out? [i
No doubt you are, if i I
you sufrer (rem any of the ^ >\
numerous ailments to g 1
which an women are sub- &
ache, sideache, nervousress.
weak,'.ired feelinnr. lar. i
are some of The sympj^gj
iv a. and you must rid (*f?
9 | yourself or them in order g?
?| lOieci we!!. Thousands Sill
g|? of vomer., who have rij?j
h3 been benefited by this W^i
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could hardly walk, and ^3 j
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head nearly killed me. SpF
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furnishings salesman, young man from
Lexington preferred. Apply to "Ex- 9
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