The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 22, 1913, Image 7
^ Taylor is Next Iftayor.
m Id the municipal primary held here
Saturday Mr. Chas. E. Taylor was
elected mayor, iu that ho received a
majority over both of his opponents, j
tapts. L. W. Redd and Jas. E. Rawl.
The following gentleman will compose
the council: Messrs. John J.
^ Taylor, R. F. Roberts, W. A. Harman,
H. M. Kaminer, Rice B. Harman
and C. E. Leaphart. .
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xne vote lor mayr was as ionows: i
has. E. Taylor, 74; L. >*. Redd, 55;
Jas. E. Rawl, 7.
For council: C. E. Leaphart, 76;
^ Jt. F. Roberts, 86; Sidney Steele, 67;
John J. Taylor, 92; B. H. Barr, 46;
Louis Hall, 55; Rice Harman, 81; W.
A. Harman, 82; H. M. Haminer, 82;
T. I. Kei9ler, 62; Joe Caughman, 64.
Each caudidate and their following
worked civilly aud the animosity
wsualiy created in such a contest was
Xionanoo^
Hk^yviiD^u. t* * vu .
_ Women Who Get Dizzy
Every woman who i9 troubled with
faintin? and dizzy spells, backache,
r* 4ieadache, weakness, debility, consti- j
jwitiidn or kidney troubles should use
~ JHectric Bitters. They give relief when
aothing else will, improve the health, I
adding strength and vigor from the
ftretdose. Mrs. Laura Gaines, of Avoca
La., says* "Four doctors had giyen
me up and my children and all ray
firlends were looking for me to die,
-when my son insisted that I use Elecfade
Bitters. I did so, and they -have
4one me a world of good." Just try
them. 50c. and $1.00 at all druggists or
hy mail.
fi. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or
dlt. Louis. adv.
" North Carolina in Columbia, S. C.
v
are about to organize a 'Nawth Ca'li??
' Knf ma aro nnaVtla tr, cav
W ^4? OUl/lCtJ J k/VA ? W V7 u %?\s
whether it is for offensive or defensive
purposes," says Uncle George Bailey,
in the Houston Pest. Comprehensive
purposes would fit the subject better.
?Columbia Record.
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Marriage.
On last Thusday evening, 19th, at
w oVock at the residence of Mr.
Jacob Sharpe, Mr. John Sligh and Miss
?Bmma Sharpe were qnitely married
by R. S. Sharpe, Notary Public.
as 01 m
Malaria or unms & fever
Prescription No. 666 is prepared especial' j
-for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
'"mel and does not gripe or sicken- 25c
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i D*y
People" that cater1
be . had later. We will 1
largest and best showinj
headgear. A great sho1
atjhe lowest price. W
Ladies' Coat
50 new models, the new Seotc
styles, all shrunk and sponged,
/ sale only
100 extra fine Suits, the swell
be seen. Exact models of a $
$22.50 and $25.00 each.
40 beautiful models in the la
tive styles and the newest weav
Ladies' and Miss<
We are showing the latest Sp
of the most up-to-now styles. <
models to make a selection fror
a kind; prices, each
| Children's CI
??from two years up to a mi99 o
^ selection to look over. Prices
elsewhere, quality much above
Silk Poplin'and Moire 1
A beautifnl lot at
Fine Serge Di
' In all the new shades and si
i only
Silk and Crepe I
Priced from
100 fine Percale Wrappers ma<
lining and the be^t material-; usi
1 ? C\ ~ 1_.
regular price omy
MEN'S SUI
In Slims Regulars a
?"The swellest line of Clothes ii
made, all strnnk and sponged, 1
500 beautiful models to sele
double breasted in serge, fane
Scotch mixtures, Norfolk side
honestly made, hones'ly prine
worth. No wear, no pay, all gc
isfaction; price
Single Coats at Half!]
Yen can g-'t a fine C?.vtt, r-"g< H
P'O pairs extra Pan is, word) $
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Unclaimed Letters.
I List of letters remaining: uncalled
for in this office for week ending Oct.
20, 1913:
Gentlemen?Mr. Gu^s Long,
Ladies.?Miss Mattie Daives,
These letters will be sent to the
Dead Letter office Nov. 3, 1913, if
not called for before. In calling for
the above, please say "advertised,"
giving date of list.
S. J. Leapheart, P. M.
State of Ohio, city of Toledo, '(
Lucas County, ) <'
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
I City of Toledo, County and State aforeI
said, and that 9aid firm will pay the
1 sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every casehf Catarrh that
cannot be cared by the use of HALL'S
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
(Seal) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
TToll'o HrrrP ia fatpn int.pr- I
xxaxi U VWiMA AAA v MA V IW W* I
iiallj and act9 directly upon the blood !
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
adv.
Land For Sale.
I will sell, at Swansea, S. C., on
November 10, 1913, one *ract of land,
the property of the esta of Mrs. Jno.
V. Hutto, containg 165 acres, situate
two and one-half miles north of Swansea.
Sold for division.
Terms cash. J. V. HUTTO.
Oct. 13, 1913?4wl
Salesman Wanted.
Wanted?Experienced clothing and
furnishings salesman, young man from
Lexington preferred. Apply to "Experience,"
care of The Dispatch. .
52.
A Gentle and Effective Laxative
A mild, gentle and effective laxative
is what people demand when suffering
from constipation. Thousands swear
by Dr. King's New Life Pills. Hugh
Tailman, of San Antonio, Tex. writes:
"They are, bejond question, the best
pills my wife and I have ever taken."
They never cause pain. Price 25c. at
Ktt moil W TP. Rnotlnn
UI Ugi;i;U3| VI UJ mail) Ju> JU. ^uvaivu i
& Oo., Philadelphia or St. Louis, adv. |
irice's
' Goods, Clothing, L
to the wants of Fair Week visi
)e pleased to see you at this gre
g in Columbia. This is the re
wing of art squares and rugs; n
e delivar free of charge to out-c
Suits C
?h mixtures, the latest We kaye a we
worth $20.00, for this best Blankets ii
$12.50 six days this we
est and finest Suits to
10.00 suit, only $18.50,
100 pairs of fin
;test and most attrac- 50 pairs uf lies
from $27.50 to$35.0C chandise at the
BS' Cloaks $3550Pator,lyra
ort Coats and others All'
Over 100 of these new
n, only one or two of 50 pairs extra
$6.00 to $20.00 10-4 and 11-4, rep
__i California 12
seen, regular pr
f 15? years. A grand 100 pairs 10-4 i
less than wiil be seen wool, at o
the average.
Poplill Dresses. 100 heavy Con
$13 50 and $15.00 100 fine Comfc
esses*
:yles, worth $15^00 at |j extxa^fine^
kimonos . ^T1
This is some C
$1.00 to $10.00 100 fine Loung
3e for us with fitted
ed in these garments, "*
$1 00
__ ? In
TS 50(
, c,. ? with each Suit s
Stoms- Suits-the d?.pe
ii the Carolina?, union entire sathfactic
iand Tailored. weaves, 2 to 18 >
cr from, single and Bring that big
y worsted and fancy Xo trouble to fit
s The clothes are the best goods bu
rl at far below their
n* ran teed to give sat- B(
S8 to $20.00 Any kind -Set
rheir Worth. ]
r price $10.00, at $3.00 A great lot to
>00, at | city at oniv
wrmam him-?rr n ? ir^raiiwm hibh
?fa?m?'m i 11 . ?a? mi tummm w?a?aw?
j Try-County Fair j
Surpasses Hopes
In the exhibits of every department j
of the Tri-Connty Fair held j
at Batesbarg last week far surpassed |
all previous efforts of its officers. !
The exhibits, both in value and num- j
ber, far exceeded those of any former
year. Practically every department
was filled and some could not aecom*
date the entries.
A AAnniTrol fT-I 10V1 rrnn/^ nffrar1
xx ^ai in v ux i m uiJULu ^vuv*
tions daily and a splendid brass band j
was on the ground to furnish the large j
crowd with music. The best fair yet J
was that of last week which reflects i
gr, at credit to its officer?.
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicine, j
If you want to contribute directly j
| to the occurence of capillary bronchi- j
tis and pneumonia use cough medicine
that c ntain codine, morphine, heroin
and or her sedatiyes when you have a
cough or cold. An expectorate like
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is what
is needed. Thatcleans outtheculture
beds or breeding places for the germs
pheumonia and other germ diseases.
That is why pheumonia never results
from a cold when Chamberlain's C^ugh
Remedy is used. It has a worldwide
reputation for its cures. It contains
I.? -
no morpmue or omer seuai-ive. rui t
sale by Harmon Drug Co. adv.
BOTTLED DRINKS.
I am now making and delivering
bottled drinks in all the popular
flavors and several]well]known specialties.
Having a new plant and all
drinks being bottled under sanitary
conditions, I am prepared to supply
excellent drinks. I solicit your patronage,
promising you prompt delivery
and the best the market affords.
M. D. HARMAN,
Lexington, S. C.
LAND FOR SALE.
We will sell o the highest bidder on
Tuesday, November the 25th, 1913, at
eleven (11) o'clock, the lands of the
late D. Caroline Price, at her old home,
in Priceville, near Hollow creek Lutheran
chnrch. The lands adjoin Franklin
Keisler, and Henry Leaphart, divided
in two (2) tracts of 39 and 39^
acres respectively. Creek passing
through each tract. Lands are more
commonly known as the home of
Roston Price.
Terms of Sale?Half cash; balance
on time, one year, with mortgage of
premises sold; 8 per cent, interest;
purchaser to pay for papers.
R. S. PRICE, For the Heirs.
Oct. 13, 1913?6w3
Columbi
1704 and 1701
adies Suits and Dress
WEJBK]
itors will do well to look up the
iat store to supply your wants.
:al time to get your winter hat.
ew ones for this week's selling.
>f-town customers to the amoum
Jreat Blanket Sale
11 earned reputation for selling the
1 the South for the least price and the
sek will be the exception to the rule.
Plaid Blankets
e gray 11 4 Blankets, at only, each $1.00
4 Plaid Blakets, wool nap, great merprice
$2.50
fine plaid wool Blankets, regular nrice
$2.95
Pure Wool Blankets.
fine wool plaid Blankets, home made,
:u!ar price $5.00, at only. $3.50 and $3.95
1 Blankets, the finest B1 uiket to be
ice $12 00, only $8.00
ind 11-4 white wool Blankets, strictnly,
the pair $5 00 and $6.00
Comforts
lforts, big size, worth $1 25, each $1.00
irts, at only $1.50, $2.00, to $3.50 each.
Eiderdo wn.
Comforts, the $7.00 kind, at only $4.95
own Comforts, worth $8 50, only $6 50 1
I
idal Down Comforts
i e ?i- ~ (in cc xr\
urinun*, i-iit: iuuw, en, cuij ^iu.uu
,e Blankets at only $1.50
i
Boys' Suits
Norfolk* and Regular*
; Pocket Knife Free
old. \V a have the best lino of Boys'
ndrthlo kind?all guara'iroed *o give
)ii?Norfolk* and plain i" 20 different
ears $*2 50 to $10.00
, strong ooy lu re and 1 i us iir him up.
:hat ovvrgrov.*" boy here Not only
[, best prices. You can s.jvo one-third.
)vs' Caps and Hats
ge, e ancy. Worsted?n.ily 25e and 50c.
Little Bo~s' Hats.
.select- from, the b-.d selection in the <
50c and 75c
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Trespass Notice i
All persons are hereby forbidden to
I hunt or fish upon these lands, known
as the Mailer land, or otherw'so trespass
upon same. Anyone violating
this notice will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
C. W. SOX, Manager.
Oct. 13, 1913?4wl
The
Albert Hotel
American and European Plans.
1233 Main St. Cor. Lady St.
Columbia, S. C.
Greenfield Building
LARGE COOL AIRY ROOMS.
Everything nice, clean and home- j
like. Rooms with or without private j
bath. Special rates by the week or !
month.
Quick service. Polite attention. ;
Oar greatest endeavor is to please.
MRS. ELLA WILLIFORD,
Proprietress.
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and will be
Rhea Live S
13) Si Oi
3 Main Street
es, Millinery, Art Sqi
NOT FA]
ir wants for sheets, blankets and
Before Fair Week we offer spe<
AvniH +Vip rnqhl flnmp whilp
Special, small rugs from 75c
t of $4 and upwards.
Lounge Robes
50 fine Lounge robes, extra heavy, at o
Ladies' Bath Robes.
50 fine Blanket BathRobe9, made or un
?3.50 and ??.00.
"R?V^^As, Sillr Canft
30 dozen juat received, extra quality an
good looks, at 2
Children's and Misses' Rain (
Children's and Misses' Rain Coat9 at only
50 fine Raiu Coats for Ladies, extra qua]
only
Millinery Department
We are running four milliners in this
and they keep busy taking orders all the
make anything for you. You will get th
for you and no two alike. Hats sptcial i
this sale and |7.00 quality for $1.98.
Sheets
m1 * > *- I - l?r 4-U ~
TniS 19 vaiuaoie luiormauuii un mc oucc
8ix90 Sheets, the 75c kiud, only
Slx90 Sheets, the 85c kind, only
81x90 Sheet9, hemstitched, the $1.25 kind,
[>0x90 Sheets, hemstitched Sheets, at only $:
Single Bed Sheets
30 dozen for hospitals or single beds
extra good quality, only
Spreads
11-4 size, special in quality and price, oi
100 tine Crochet Spreads a', each, only..
Boys' Separate Knee Pant
In Knickers and Fu'1 Pegs
100 dozen Knicker Pints, (Ft.) 10 y,>t
value, at each, only
50 dozen bo\ s' $1.00 Pants, pair, only...
50dozen Bloomer Pants, at ouiy $1 00, fl.~
No better place to buy Pants than this hou
Winter Twopiece Underwear
At only 50c the Suit. 0 lo 10 years, fitM c<
Bays' Union Suits
8 to 16 years, fit only 50(r for i hi.; xt on; it
Men's and Boys' Sweat' r>. ar, each 5U:\ $1
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For
Clean
New Sty
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Work Shoes A S
Columbia, So:
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Buggy, Wagon,
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glad to serve y
tock Co., Colun
Fitzma
rnres and Matting Ru
FT OFF
comforts. We have them at j
:ial inducements on Ladies' Sui
we can properly take the best <
to $4. Special, a full and com
(Jnion Ma
nly $3.00 No. 66 is the best ms
denim, Mechanic brand, c
made, $2.50, _ s ?rel* G??
The finest department l
to the square inch than au
d plenty of S,lk Wo?
5c 50c,*75o. 27x30-in. Silk and Wool,
' , ' only
/OatS 50 pieces Silk Ratine, an
13.50, 14.50 40 in- Silk Ratine, all
lity coat, at Jard? only
$5 00 Silk Strip
27x30-in. Silk and Wool, s
j n i. $2.00; All-Silk Crinkle Crei
departmen , (jrepe Meteors, 36 inches
l"fe; ty, at only
e if, 40-in. Brocade Orepe, at
it tor 30 pieces, 36-in. Damask
nil ?: On T> 3 ~ C
-6V7 yitJL'rs oo-ni. DiutauB c
sui*, at ya i. only
it question: Silk Popiia in plain am
K5C no two alike; seejthese swe
........75c Shrank
only.. ,08c
1.00 each. ^ 30-inches, 44 inches. 52 in
shrinking, makes a fine coat
Towel
; no seams;
5Ue 100 dozen Huck Towels, at
100 dozen extra fine Hack,
100 dozen extra heavy fine ]
i!y....$119 Bath T
Itoc
-.Hi.... .i.n . 50 cloZ' U extra tine Turkish
c lor tiiis sale, eacii only...
. o
irHf tll8 75c MEN'S AND B01
When you'waut Hoy-.' (
Overcoats before buying
>and*1.50. tiie boys'; ages 4 to JO year
Men's 0\
i t , From I< >r a nice
B :nf( " exir.z liee values, at
, Shirts!
y garment.
.00 jo $2 00 1; OV'ozen'jUst received, S
store: ur-?s
HOE STORE
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Footwear j
ipecialty
1725 Main St.
jth Carolina.
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orices now that won't
its and Dresses; the
care of your wants in
plete line of mattings
de Overalls
ide, no-rip, pocket extra,
)n!y 11.00
ds and Silks
n the State. More values
y place you could mention.
il Crepes J j j
any shade desired, at yard, III
y shades, only 50c j j |
shades, for this sale, the j j j
ie Pongee j j j
my shades desired, at yard, j j J
pes, 36 inches; special, $2 00 j j j
, in all shades, extra quali- j I j
$175
only $1.50 jlf
Satins, at only $1.50 j j j
5ilks, makes a nice evening 311
d brocade in suit patterns, j j
ill goods. j j j
Serges |||
iches wide; no spotting, no
suit, at only 50c, 75c auu $1
Sale
dozen, only 95c
at dozen, < n!y $1.35
Tuck at dozen, only. .$1.50
owels
. Bath Towels, 25e value,
19c
:S' OVERCOATS
)\*ercoats call and see our
Prices $2.50 to $6.50 for
's.
jercoats >5
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:-k Ovcieoat, we have seme ?j
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f iv.v v IVY14*fv Shirts!
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")c values, each, or.lv...50c ' <
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