The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, April 01, 1914, Image 5
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^ 65 Goods, Embroideries
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66 Embroidery Dresses j
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66 Saturday and Mondi
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lore than seemed necessary
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Columbia, S. C,
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Your Blood and S stein NeedV*
the Way ROOT JUICEft
Whole Body.
Your blood's as thick as the proverbial
"molasses in January" and t
its full of impurities that have been
collecting all winter. No wonder yon
feel "allin^'tired, lazy, achy, "dopey."
Every organ in your
body is half asleep.
Your system is clogged
nrifh ?n apfinmnla- A/vW 2
tion of filth that makei ?
good health impossible. A
What you need is a
thorough, top-to bottom ^jjfiraL W
house cleaning and a
tonic to build you up? V
something to put new V
vim, new force, ' fire," mm
' pep" and "ginger" in- T t|fl
to you. You need some- \ juH
thing that will strength- *
en your stomach, sharp- ^ _
en up your appetite and *'Ho. Ho, 3
improve your digestion, w , Th f t
something to stir up?eeu' x
your lazy liver and get Brace Me Ul
your bowels busy, something
that gets into your blood and
purifies it, cleans it out and makes it
rich, something that acts on the kidneys,
too, because tb6y are the filters
of the blood and may cause a sight of
trouble for you if they get balky.
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Experience
All Work Done Like Samples
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ADVICE TO SDFFERERS
FROM BAD TEETH
Have your mouth put in order so
that you can masticate your food. It
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is a tact tnat nas oeen aemonHtratcu
that half of the diseases that afflict
the human family is caused by bad
teeth and diseases of the gums. Go to
Dr. G. R. Harding and let him take
out all-bad teeth that cdnuvt"be
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i Renovating. It's Wonderful
deans and Builds Up the
(iuaranteed.
That's why yon n eed that wonderful
blood purifying, system tonic, ROOT
JUICE.
You never saw a medicine work like
it in all your life. It's made from a
new, scientific com
tnnation of .Nature's
own roots. herb9,
leaves and barks,
and its splendid influence
is felt by
?ractically every
Spy vital organ in the
A 3 F?r 8tomach trouaf
ble, rheumatism,
JA f ?. y weak back, weak
y kidneys and urinary
f* M troubles, and especially
for old
folks, it is simply
[nm! I Surely nnequaled. It will
LOOT JUICE to a"6. y???w perlSI
I." in a week. You ins t
try one bottle of it,
and if yon can't say it's the finest
thing yon ever tried in all your life
take the empty bottle back and get
your money. It's got to give results.
Don't let any scheming, unreliable
druggist palm off an imitatian on you.
There's only one genuine ROOT JUICE
and nothing ''just as good''or "almost
like it.
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by filling or crowning or new plates
or bridge work, which he will do in
the most scientific and workman-like
manner, with the beat material and at
the LOWEST PRICE. All work
warranted to last a lifetime if care is
taken and not broken. Fifty years
experience has taught him the science
of dentistry as well as the art of extracting
teeth painless by the use of a
local anasthetic, leaving no bad effects.
No matter how bad a case, call
to see him afc 3404 Main Street. He
will tell yon the fcruth-FREE.
OR. C. R. HARDING, M. D., D. D. S.
Columbia, S. C.
Ridgewood and College Place cars
pass the office every 15 minutes.
Car fare paid both wayB from city.
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It is certain that "dower," the estate ;
for life which the widow acquires at {
her husband's death, was not known
among the early Saxons. In the laws
of King Edmund the widow is directed
to be supported wholly out of the personal
estate. Dower is generally ascribed
to the Normans, but it was first
introduced into the feudal system by
Emperor Frederick IT., who was contemporary
with the English Henry III.,
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PEGISTCREO
K_o\)sier Guano C<
Norfolk, \?a..
Sold cvfer/wker*
Train Robbers In Capital City |
During the last 27 months there
have been three train robberies on the
outskirts of Columbia and one daring
holdup within 30 r'iles of that city.
Tne three train robberies were all rhe
work of "lone bandits," but three men
took part in the holdup at Parr Shoals
last August when they relieved the
cashier of the construction company
which is building the big dam of $16,000.
Neither the train robbers nor the
holdup men have been apprehended.
In two of the tram robberies in Columbia
the registered mail was looted.
The amount secured by the robbers
has not been made public by the postoffice
authorities. In the latest train
robbery in Columbia which occurred
Saturday night the bandit chose the
express car for his operations. He
secured nothing of value,
All three of the train robberies have
features in common. The two which
occurred in December, 1912, and on
March 5, 1914, and strikingly similar
in all their details. In both instances
the robbers boarded the trains at
Roysters when they stopped to get
block orders. Both robberies happened
about 10 o'clock at night. Each
of the robbers were masked, held pistols
on the mail clerks and took several
folders containing registered mail.
Both trains were brought to a stop
between Royster yards and the union
station by a pull on the emergency
brake cord by the robbers. Each of
the robbers decamped for parts as yet
unknown. The similarity of the incidents
attendant upon these two robberies
suggests, of course, the men
who perpetrated them were the same.
The suburbs of Columbia are becoming
almost as popular resorts for
train robbers as the mountains of the
West were 40 years ago.
WATCH US.
We are headquarters for Wood's
Irish potatoes in barrels and sacks,
Valentine and Kentucky Wonder
Bean seed, Amber and Orange cane
seed, Baby Chick feed and Baby
Chick powders
Fresh Things to Eat
E. B. ROOF & SONS, J
Lexington, S. C.
Field Day, Friday.
Field Day here Friday is expected
to be the grandest day our people have
had in the history of the town. Every
school and every section of the county
is expected to be represented in this
educational work. Much credit is
due Mr. Hollie L. Harmon, onr untiring
and energetic County Superintendent
of Education, for a very interesting
program for the day. Besides
the educational exercises in the High i
School building, there will be many
amusing features on the grounds that
are hound to please everyone. Everybody
is cordially invited 10 come.
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Ayer's Pills I
I Headaches Biliousness
Constipation Indigestion
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True Friend Left Me.
Though often of no value or usefulness,
what is more truer or faithful
than a dog to its owner. This is the
laet with little Fredna Shockley, in
the loss of her pet " Woodrow," who
on Saturday night, showed signs of
hydrophobia and had to be killed,
which 1 ttle Fredna seems hard to understand
why she should be deprived
of her faithful pet. j
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Mr. M. L. Tyler, the very efficient
cashier of the Bank of Western Carolina,
after a two weeks vacatioa, spent
with his folks at Aiken, returned last
night. j.
TO MAKE YOUR HAIR
MORE BEAUTIFUL
To give your hair that gloss and
lustre and =vavy silky-softness, use
Harmony Hair Beautifier. It takes
away the dull dead look of the hair,
and makes it bright?turns the strincr
iness into flnffiness?overcomes the
oily odors and leaves a sweet, truerose
fragrence?makes the hair easier
to put up neatly and easier to keep in
place. It is just exactly what it is
named?a hair beautifier, and whethnr
your hair is ugly now or beautiful, it
will improve its appearance. You'll
be delighted with the results. Simply
sprinkle a little on your hair each
time before brushing it. Contains no
oil; will not change the color of hair,
nor darken gray hair.
To keep your hair and scalp dandruff-free
and clean, use Harmony
Shampoo. This pure, liquid shampoo
is most- convenient to use, because it
gives an instantaneous rich, foaming
lather that immediately penetrates to
euery part of hair and scalp, ia9uring
a quick, thorough cleansing. Washed
off just as quickly, the entire operation
takes only a few moments. Contains
nothing that can harm the hair;
leaves no harshness or stickiness?just
a sweet-smelling cleanliness.
Both preparations come in oddshaned.
verv ornamental bottles, with
sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beautifier,
?1.00. Harmony Shartipoo, 50c.
Both guaranteed to satisfy you in
3vsry way, or your money ba-*k Sold
rnlyatthe more than 7,000 Rexall
ores, and in this town only by us?
Harmon Drug Co., Lexington, S. O.ad
Tha Usual Way.
"It would never do for the farmers;
to get into the financial business oil
the nation." j
"Why not?" I
"From force of habit they would al-i
ways be waiting to water their stock.*;
-Baltimore American. ;
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I You Need! j
Clothes. S
You need gocd^l^^
clothes now.
You can come
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here and pick
out just the one
suit that hits
your fancy from
our big stock of
, siytepra?i71
I Clothes .*1'
"The same price the world over"
They are always a
bargain?always represent
the best value
for your money. So ,
why wait? ,
II The STYLEPLUS guar
antees that you get style,
expert workmanship and
all-wool fabrics. . Every
suit is guaranteed to give "
satisfaction and service,
or you may have a new
one in return.
Buy your clothes when jyou
need them most Buy
STVT.WPTJTS CLOTHES I
and dress well. All the popular
styles for men from sixteen to
sixty.
Riley & Rainier
Brothers
Swansea, S= C.
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