Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WMBWBHBMWMMM????? Personals and Loeals. Bliss and Irish Cobbler Seed potatoes, Cabbage plants, Valentine bean seed, Millet, rape and full line true and reliable garden Seeds^ Ktumuii Drug Cv. We were glad to meet in town yesterday onr old friend, George E. Roberts, one of the best men from the Providence section. Mr. Samnel Rawi, one of our progressive farmers from over on the 14 was here Monday. ^ Mr. D. E. Shnmpert, one of onr oldest snbs ribers and a good farmer from op on Sconter creek, was in town ; Tuesday with his wife shopping. Mr. J. A. Ballentine, a progressive farmer from up on Hollow Greek, was in town yesterday, buying some farm necessaties. ' GALL AT SARRATT'S BAZAAR and seethe 10 oents HATS for children also FLOWERS at 10 cents. You will got a bargain. Mr. D. E. Hammond, an enterprising business man, of Gilbert, wa9 in our town yesterday. Mrs. HampHarman and children, of Lexington, route 2, were in town shopping Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Harman and children, of route 2, were visitors in town yesterday. CABBAGE PLANTS?Fresh shipment6 hardy, frostproof cabbage plants Harman Drag Co. Mrs. Mollie Goodwin, of Charlotte, N. 0., is visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. M. Efird. Mrs. Ernestine Barre is visiting Miss Sadie Tyler at Aiken. ' Miss Ada,Williams spent a few days last week as the gnest of Miss Olevie Moyer at Johnston. Please remember when yon are Irw-ilHnor fnr ftomflhhinc <mnd to eat that you will always find what yon want, fresh at Mrs. ?. G. Wingard's grocery store. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Seay, of Colombia. accompanied by their little son, L. H. Jr. and their brother, T. I. Seay motored over from Columbia and spent the week-end with their uncle, W. A. Harman. Two beautiful young ladies, Misses Mildred Babb, of Laurens and F?~rie Belle MoOlown, of Lynchberg, students of Colombia college, were attractive guest of Miss Celeste George lor the week-end. Call at- Sarratt's Bazaar and see the little Master Beauties for children. The Ladies' School Improvement League invites everybody to patronize their ice-cream Booth at the Lexington High School field Day, April 3rd. Mr. N. 0. Moats, one of the best men and a substantial farmer of Ghapin, was a visitor here Taesday and gave ns a pleasant calL Miss Annie Lou Harman visited her ? sister; Mrs- Rosa Lee, of Columbia, the latter part of last week. w zx Dimity Spj $2w tight weight, splscd ftp dozen with raised desig ? tJOk wash superb for wear; $ ' mmmmmmmammmmummmmtmmmmmmmm fij whether it h SS assortment 1 fig are at thei - M ' 65 Fashion Beauties of ?Like a painter's palette o Such beautiful blues and pi and browns and tango yelli y||B colors. A beautiful collect they are. THE GOWN VTP gkA that Paris ha9 given one of m~U_4P nT\ ovtonciTTolTT in nViiffnn 4 UJJ WJ iJU VU1UVU I WW part of the dress and forms Some people call this puff j Mimnaugh's spring dresses attention to these dresses, ^ ^ $'25 and $30. They are alto JjJJ dresses were. The puff-tun CXC5 ultra by some. We do not. >" <6B in the lovely pale shades o: JfJ its alluring opaleseent tint * Cral ^?1(* an(^ g^een, hlac1i and -*** a a combinations in the taffeta SS ous an(^ to? love!y t? perm WW scription nere. " 1*1 Cw Here is a Special ! JjFJ Taffeta Dress, superb va Taffetas, with lace, vestee. iruiiug, cue cut ciuu anyiv i G9 (Limited stock). Taffeta and Silk Po] SyB Ail the newest styles in ' Jrjj Camisole Laces yol Tango Laces SB 20 pieces sublime quality WW designs ior corset covers, ae< ?0 Handkerchiefs CO 300 dozen soft, sheer fabi CfW value 00c; specia', 40c doze; S3 Everybody is looking forward to Field Day here Friday. Mr. Noah F. Corley, one of our oldest and best friends, and a good man was here Saturday. When we meet l Noah it, oarries us baos to our hovhood | days and to the old tan yard shoe shop i where be first worked down on the j creek. lie is holding up well for his ! age and iooks good. All kinds of Easter Egg Dyes are foand at Sarrat's Bazaar. Columbia is preparing to have a grand horse show soon. Sumter also is going to have a big horse show on April 7, 8 and 9. All lovers of fine horses are talking about these shows. Mrs. Annie Wessinger, who went to the Columbia hospital on the 22nd of March and was operated on by Dr. L. B. Owens, we are glad to say, is getting along fine and will return - home in a few days. If you are thinking of buying a cookiee: stove or Kange see Oaueh man-Kaminer Oo. , Mr. Wade Spires from the Pelion section was here Monday on business. Magistrate loor Haye9 was in Town Monday on business in the court house. We are always glad to shake his hand. For your groceries, provisions and farm supplies at right prices, always go to Mrs. WiDgard's grocery,- where you find just what you want. Gus Lorick looks city like dyked in his blue police suit. He is a good and fearless officer. I have in my possession a black female setter dog with white 9pot on breast. Owner can get same by paying all cost. Simon Dooley, 22p Lexington, Route 4. For your wants in wire fencing of all kinds, go to the Brookland Hardware Store. Rev. N. N. Burton will preach at the Baptist church on the second Sunday in April, morning and evening. Senator W. H. Sharpe was in town Monday on legal and other business. For your guano distributors, cotton planters, corn drills and other farm implements, go to the Brookland Hardware Co. Mr. M. L. Warner, one of onr substantial farmers from the Irmo section, was in town Monday and as usual called in and paid for hiB paper another year. Mr. H. S. 6ease, one ot the progressive farmers and good citizens from the Hollow Greek section dropped in and left a dollar for the printers Monday. Mr. Sease has a bright daughter, Miss 1 Mabel, pupil of the Lexington High school, who is pursuing her. studies nicely. WANTED to hire a horse two days each week for a short while. LONNIE ADDY, Lexington. For harness, plowgears, traces, collars, bridles, in fact anything to fit a mule or horse, for work or dress. Go to the Brookland Hardware Store. reads. ^ IT JIT id valce. 100. ^Ijll ;ned, easy to 1.25, now 98c. a ? As usuf ie a new Hat, a Sn that will insure yo ir best and choi Splendor?Taffetab, PopCrepes. f colors?these new dresses are. nks and wistarias and greeps 3ws and rich reds and wine iion of inexpensive day dresses, FH A PUFF is. the pretty name the prettiest spring styles, made affeta. The puff is invariably a graceful line around the hips. i puff-tunic. You may see it on j . And here we wish to call your which will bo sold for $15, $20, sm; gether unlike what our former ic gown is so new as to be called }&n It is extremely pretty, made f chiffon taffeta?moonlight, with 9; bine and gold; black and blue, wisteria, and other shimmering t . But the styles are too numeric of exteniire and detail deSale of Taffeta Dresses. lues, big leader. 20 soft Chiffon Persian ribbon girdle, Skirt with uy of the hour. $25 value at $15. can )lin--Coat Suits, Dresses, 3bUiilC9. rogue, price 125, $35, $60 SST s (for corset covers). SI (for garterettes). Si elegant round mesh, dainty ep frills, ne w lot, yard 35c and 40c j?Ladies', Misses\ ?ir? ninolr- liorvimnJ 1 u?vvij ucuiUlCU, CAUClItTlb I q; three for 10c. 9 Mrs. Sarah R. Shuler has ret- BPa ^ from a six weeks' stay with relt Hes and friends in Florida, where fc Riy brilliant social functions were in her honor. } I ESJ9L I Just as important is to have a new * Hat. Ours are the best . makesStetson and No Name. The Straws are here, too. .. : I Not too early now to se in Lexington. The prices i ; % * Sfi3fi5?a?SSSSSe 9696006969686 iter is Just il vou'll find Mimn lart Tailored Suit >u of a most satisf; ose your EAST AVOID T] \Iodel hats, imported design . % v, . art trotteur, sailor hats, Watt d, Serhardt, Phipps' models. Hats you see in "V 'Vogue77 Magazine, as you kr e alluringly exquisite "Vogue strated in "Vogue" you may y at this exclusive shop?we ; ogue" hats?and other disting -i ? [ be seen at a giance. van ? DEPARTME Columt) 9GP??? ><? > ? j Mrs- M. B. Cope and her daughter, i Miss Janie have returned to their j home in Port Royal after a very pleasj ant visit to tiie parents and relatives j of the former. rER XS J : ^ Jh led your Spring Suit. We ha^ the lower for the same grade of . /.' E. Gr. X>1 Lexington's Best "R ' . - > 11 DaysAi laugh's splendidly nr a hannmine' Silk VA iW MWW ! iq rw ictory selection. ( 'ER GOWN aL V ^ # , BB IB B ' HI in BR B flBIB flBKS^ bb bb& BB B B B B BBB IJL? iftflp r yV. ; EE RUSH. J * 4*. _ s; Paris hats, shapes, col eaw, Morehead and Jardine, o^ue" vou see here. iow, is an authority on Fashi< C Millinery creations you view in reality, in this c are the sole Columbia agents uished makes. Elegant disj aid get a peep into Paris. INT STORE, ia, S. C. I ft 0m \T% ^ j : y. \ ^ ?i if < * . fj|: y~ , r~ ? ?5* * k/" Messrs L. H. Seay, W. A*., Harman, George E. Harman and T. I. Seay motored to Batesbnre, and attended the Missionary Institute which was | held there Sunday. HL. 4 1 ~v:r^ < ? / X / X& .rv/ / F"1j t re the largest and most select lin goods than before in 10 years. BP ? H CmJCi m m. * eady-to-Wear" Store. 190909090909090 I8G9G9QQ69Q6 WQl/I" view im fj W Air the late i I" U W I way. The new W have new reco: ready? p"89' Victro1 : Frock?you will f Come tomorrow v Ld SUMMER W. TT "1 A Showing of Smart Fa Tonics, Tiers, Puffs, Drapei Crinkled Orepe, Crepe de Chii supple fabric for the new mode yard We were lucky to get these sill *n such a color range. 40 inches over. >Tew shipment today, OPS, Turquoise, reseda, golden, tan black. Ff " L $2.50 colored silk Charmeuse, IV Taftetas, Fouls Fancy silks, various patterns. ; Fancy Foulards, big assortment j im. Cheney Foulard and fancy Ii See proof), yard Chiffon Taffeta, soft finish, colc } ' Moire, Velonr, the popular shac for Cheney Foulard (shower-proof) dress e*eb, yard )lay Chiffor Taffeta, uncrushable, j Crepcd and Taffetas are the vos Egyptian Crepes, Pussy Willow Crepon'ttp; Printed PatternEgyj ?-? Brocade Crepj de Chine; in the i every snade that Fashion's edic n LB I | Picture to Y< w Kind of Hat y ?or permit us to suggest for yo cleverest designers are awaiting 1 lovely reality. And you must be { , . v _ ????w If you wish a line of new pretty dry goods the latest out, and shoe? of the latest styles for men, women and children go to Canghraan-Kaminer Co. 2TH. I Spring Oxfords, Crossetr, Walki Overs for men. Queen Quality for women. Complete line. The n rt r k r* *\ A rt new Miapcs, "Baby Doll" and "Colonials, included. s * I ,e of Clothing ever offered f * I r . SUH&SSS&BEEEflR&nHHHIHHflHMHflHHHHHHMflHMfc ' Sfi9fi969SSfi9Q9M aofaroQQfirl r Records. ?5 songs direct from Broad- titiT songs, new dances. We : rdfl by every day's ex- CJ & Grafona. 69 ind here an jS zhile stocks ra ARDROBE. gg m brics of the Hour. 3, Panniers, Flounces 00 ie, Imperial Satin, soft, BB of overdrapery. Special ww 11.50 CS :s at so low a price and WW wide. Come, look them , peacock, royal, navy, 00 Eeteors, price, yard ?2 00 irds. Etc. ^ | lainbow Broche (shower 00 >rs, yard $1 les, yard $1 *5 select patterns, only one ??J ?i.2o ctS i ard ?1 75 * :ue now. Japanese Crepes, CpVv KM Fabric, Crepe, Eolienne [ ] m W ^ I *tian Crepe, Moire Velour, [*M season's foremost colors; Bfl' t demands. Price, yard Crw 9 $lto?4 5fll ^ m jurself the gg 11 rrm Tlpftirp. 88 I VU VMM WW MB , J u. In either case, the to work the idea into OA pleased and satisfied. fiJIJI 831 iwifwifWfWwfviSS I --