The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 22, 1913, Image 9
P MOW HER FRIENDS
HARDLYJN0W HER
Sot This Does Not Bother Mrs.
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Barton, Under toe
Circumstances,
Houston, Texas.?In an interesting
letter from this city, Mrs. S. C. Burton
^ . writes as follows: "I think it is my duty
to tell you what your medicine, Cardui,
the woman's tonic, has done for me.
I was down sick with womanly trouble,
ttod my mother advised several different
treatments, but they didn't seem to do
me any good. I lingered along for three
or four months, and for three weeks. J
was in bed, so sick I couldn't bear foi
. amy one to walk across the floor.
My husband advised me to try Cardui,
the woman's tonic. I have taken two
Ixrttles of Cardui, am feeling tine, gamea
15 pounds and do all of my housework.
** fiends hardly know me, 1 am so well."
If you suffer from any of the ailments
SO common to women, don't allow the
trouble to become chronic. Begin taking
Cardui to-day. It is purely vegetable,
its ingredients acting in a gentle, natural
way on the weakened womanly constitution.
You run no risk in trying Cardui.
it has been helping weak women back to
^ health and strength for more than 50
jears. It will help you. At all dealers.
Write t?: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special
jnslritctums en your case and 64-page book, ' Home
Treatment fer Women." sent in piaia wrapper. E69-B
tJol. D. J. Griffith and wil3, of Oo
w ' lumbia, were visitors at the Fair today
Miss Elizabeth Harman i9 visiting
iMr. G. M. Harman and family, after a
itay of several months at her home on
the Wise's Ferry road.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Boozer, Dr. Earl
Boozer, wife and little daughter, of
Golnmbia, were visitors here today.
Mrs. Allen certainly selected on her
recent Northern trip an elegant line of
ladies hat9, from the cheapest to the
rbest stylish hats made, or if yon prefer
she can trim a hat to suit you. Do
~ go and 9ee her. adv.
Capt. J. Wilson Butler and wife, of
^ 1 J voloHroa in
"OT06I1WOOUI CklC VlMVllJ^ iviatuvo >u
town.
i
Miss Antoinette Griffith, the attractive
daughter, of Dr. D. G. Griffiih, of
^Columbia, is visiting friends here.
Mis9 Sarah Drafts, of Barr, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Glaydis Dent spent Sunday
-with home folks here.
Miss Emma James, of Columbia, was
a visitor to Mrs. D. R. Haltiwauger
vSunday.
w -Mr. and Mrs. Olin Harman, of Richmond,
Va., are visiting their parents,
3fr. and Mrs. T. S. Harman, on route 2.
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Did you say you wanted dry goods.
If .so, Wm. Piatt & Sj'us., Columbia,
i? the place. They know the wants of
Lexington folks and are awaiting your
^ commands. Go and see what bargains
*hpy have for you. adv.
r Mr. T. Haskell Shall, one of our good
^ men and an indenpendent farmer of
the Hollow Creek section, was here
J
HOQQiy HUU US a yionaau>
rMr. H. J. Roof, & substantial farmer
of Brookland, was here today to attend
the Fair and he gave us a pleasant
-eall.
? Mr. John E. Dreher, of Selwood,
gave ns a oali today and renewed.
Mr. W. F. Lindler, a progressive
farmer, of Ohapio, waa here Monday
*en business and called in to see as
Mr. Willie Dooley, one of omr best
track farmers, of route 4, did not forget
as Saturday.
Win. Piatt <3b Son, Columbia, carry
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a line of substantial buubb ?u? wuw
ing. Don't bay before yoa hare examined
their stock.
Mr. E. P. Shealy, of Gilbert, ronte
1, was here today and gave at a pleasant
call.
The Union School, district No. 3,
will opan the 3rd of November, Miss
Reb3 Oorley teaoher.
^ Mr. G. A Godwin, of Gaston, was
here this week looking after the Dispensary.
We are always glad to see
him.
Mr. J A. Kaminer, one of our good
men on route 6, was here on business
Thursday and gave us a pleasant call.
Mr. T. J. BufT, one of the best men of
the Hebron section, gave us a pleasant
call Saturday.
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Mr. S. A. Monts, 01 UIIO^IU, n ma
here Saturday and called ia to see as.
Mr J. W. S ajk, ore of Po&k's substantial
farmjrs, while ia tovra Saturday,
gave as a pleasant call
Shoes.
The Cindrella Shoe Store has changed
hands and is now The "Eootrie" of
Columbia. So iritis itally your de
sire to have your feet look styii-ti and
r>joy comfortablt shoes the liootorie
k the place to find jas;, what you
rr- v?..r t. You will be cordially rjieiyed
by :?? uf-w management wfcelher yt i
buy u, * ot.
Mr. H. G. Taylor, L^esvilie route 1,
wai here Saturday and call *d in to see
us.
buggies
I Alwas
j SIA
Plows j
I Plowse
$9 We a?e Ageii's for the
John Desra, Syrasuse 9
and Chattanooga Lines i
8 Our stock includes the B
(Disc Plow, Plain and 1
reversable. Sulky plows '
Two Way Plows, Walking
Plows of all sizes,
Steel and Chilled. We
carry a full stock of ^
Repairs at all times.
i Steel Flows
I Guaranteed at
I w
I Against
I Breakage ^
Gasoline
I Enrrinne
Liiyuiod
Volumn Govering
and Hit and Miss Type.
All sizes from one to
twenty eight horse
power carried in stock.
Also full line of Repairs.
We also sell
Wood Saws, Feed Cutters,
Pumps, Pump |
Jacks, Etc. ^
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? if "Ti ? w saacaca^aL^ac^aA ^.;r -- Mr.
J.I,, II -*i'!V; -* , rv GilJiFrr route
i 2. whii* in t? wu J'"rieay n ve 'is a
pleasant Ca.l.
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I ^riy eSf^ *$?'_ John Deere plow mj
Deere & Company make 800 differe
requirements of farmers in all parts of the vs
Location makes no difference. All you
suitable for your farm.
\ There is a JOHN I
L\ For 70 years these plows have been th
There is a high grade quality about the
you "feel" it every time you plojfc
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since 1840 JIBS
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:\nd of soil you hare there is a \ M f
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have to do is to pick out a plow j ?
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standard of the world. IB | g
m that you can't explain but ?
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People I
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I take this means of ani
55 and my friends that I h
i ^ Boyne at his former stan
T T I am now carrying a moi
LADIES' AMD MEN'S
\ S stylish models and b
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will endeavor to keep
usual standard and in
CALL WHILE A
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THE KIND THAT MA
Meal, Gr
Feed, Hay,
Prices aiw
PROMPT s
Send your
The MM I
WHOLES,
611 Lady Street, (
J. H. GEE
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Groce
PHONE 381. 1800
COLUMBI
Fresh Oysters every day. Gre
of Staple and Fancy Groceri*
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PDAUn DIAI
unmiu i mi
On the third of January we will
Piano, one of the best makes of ?upe:
purchase of $1 we give yoa a chauci
give you 2C chanoes and with each I
ohances. These chances are placed
mentioned the person holding the lu<
beautiful instrument FREE. Oome
to procure as many chsncea as possil
at the cheapest price thia season eve
EXTRA SI
in Stallingp & Armstrong's 2 Get E
Saturday, Oct. 16th and 18th. We *
one ladies' or gents' fine purse for 18
ladies' or gen^' fine Sweater coat fo
will beofferi d ? very Thursday and !
W*t<;h this space.
Stings &
New Brook!
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Make your dollars 1
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innnr?inof t.n the "nublic ? ^
Lave succeeded T. A.
d, 1736 Main Street f
3t complete stock of T i *
SHOES in the most
est leathers. CHIL- J J?
IS A SPECIALTY. I
this store up to its ^ ^
vite your patronage.
T THE FAIR. ? #
Opposite Post Office ^ ^
1736 Main Street
A, S. C? r ^
F. A. Boyne. ^ <
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Flour!
KES GOOD BREAD
its, Grain,
Lard, etc.
Ave rinht.
shipments,
orders to
Muting Co.
\LERS.
Columbia, S. C.
>DINQS I
1
ries I
MAIN STREET. |
A, S. C. i
en Groceries Fresh * Line |
as, Wholesale and Retail. I
NO FREE! i
give away a Grand Upright
rb tone, worth ?409. With each
3, with each ?5 purchase we
?10 purchase we give you 50
in a box and on date above j
uky number will receive this I
in and see it. buy all you can
ble. We have the best goods
r offered. Don't overlook the
>ECIALS
Light Sales lor Thursday and
rill give with each $5 purchase
c; with each $10 purchase one
r 49c. Similar extra specials
Saturday while the sale last.
I nmolnnnn
Amy i
!and, ?. C.
lave more cents. J
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