The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, December 10, 1919, PART I 8 PAGES, Image 6
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party consisting of Mayer M. *.
?^WJrItutlaiid, 7>r. E. Pendleton Jones,
.^X; Messrs. Ira C. Carson, C. E. Jones, J.
Iff B. Holman, F. W. Crouch and perV
haps others left Monday morning for
JIT several points in Southern Alabama
; where they go to study boll weevil
Ijgy" . conditiors. They expect to return
SatOTday night of this week. These
-gentlemen will be joined by several
others a* different points along the
line. A Fullmatc car was 'chartered
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ffor the convenience 01 me j.
The drive at the Baptist church j
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Bank No. 221.
f STATEMENT
Of the condition of the
11 Bank of Swansea'
V- .
" located at Swansea at tho close . of
I. business November 17, 1919;
Resources
Loans an.I discounts.-*.. .$150,896:15
f Overdrafts, 878.09
garniture and Fixtures,.. 2,215.00
Banking house, 2,518.54
* * OQ 38
Other real estate owu?u .,
Due from banks and bank- j
ers 268,252.451
Currency 24,509.00 |
Vv Geld, ? ? ? 5^5.00 i
( Silver and other minor /
coin, 2,3?0.26
ry Other resources viz: U
Sj&X-l bouds, 17,550.00
; r Total, $469,014.87
Liabilities
^ V Capital stock paid in,.-..$ 50,000.00
Surplus fund,' 20,000.00
.undivided profits, less curi'4
4-: ren"t expenses and taxes
s|paid, S, 6 4770 6
Individual deposits &
,r?nbject to
<^heck' $291,313.03
. V Savings deposits,
........ 90,309.10 ;j ;\
ST;, m e certificates
of de- A .
: posit, ...... 6,000.00 " '
r* 9 eh i a r ' s
' -Checks, 2,145.68 S90ii?.81
Total, ?. $169,jDil3.87
State of South Carolina, County of
Lexington. ^ 7
Before xno came B. E. Craft, ckshier
of the above named bank, who, being
duly sworn., says that the* aboye and
foregoing statement is a true condition
of said bank. l*
B. E. CRiCPT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 26th day of November 1919.
H. L. DERRICK,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
y W. H. WITT,
C. L. RAST,
L. H. WJTT,
| Directors.
?. Notice of Election
pP^t
^ State of South Carolina.. County of
vp- A|: ^Lexington.
Wf
? An Election having been <|rdered
2T by Governor R. A. Cooper to beV; held
|*?in requirements with the law govern ipg
said c i cation .^^^oja^the question of
; r i portion of Lexington
SpS County to Newberry County described
Kg'-4 - .in a proclamation issued by th^GovjgWjerocr
of South Carolina to be held on
Ek.': the 6th cay of January, 1920 at which
-election the electors shall vote^^yes"
P;: ot "no" upon the question of annex
aiion. The following Managers are
"hereby appointed to conduct said elech--V
tion at he nrecinct named below and
lg|p| to canvass and declare the result and
return the same to the Commiskon|||->
era at Lexington Court House, South
&t- Carolina, immediately thereafter.
I The first named Manager is hereby deL
si claxed Chairman and is requested to
K secure the boxes from the Clerk of
Court's office at Lexington, S. C., and
return the same together with the
of votes cast for and against
t^-sa!d annexation and the total
B ^ Timber of votes polled etc.
pTr That, on'> those residing within the
2ffec*'d, as described in the
" -nor's Proclamation, shall be perd
to vote at said precinct in the
|BMelection.
J*t Is will open at 7 o'clock in the
: sfio< - ting and close at-4 o'clock in the
BflR.&fternoon. Bo^es may be secured
H^Hutriy time on or after the 3rd day of
ary, 1920.
I Managers of Election.
JP* ; Foak?W. M. Wilson, chairman; W. |
li. * Upting, J. Owens Chapman,!
.'i-i.es atucK, cierK. t
- .lapin?P. B. Fulmer, chairman; |
-J- Caughman, N. E. Shealv, G. j
f r [V./Jjjjflrd's Store?C. L. Matthews,
^Mg^V.h&rman; Ed. Shealy, Jabez Frick, M.
^^W^L;^Thee!er, clerk.
:. ^DMnissioners of Election for Lexington
County, South Carolina.
^ j|-r' . Lexington, S. C., December 1st.
ic QuOka oi Ike v
000,000 fund, was a decided success. <
This church's quota was $S5,000 hut
nearly $40,000 was subscribed. It ap- 1
pears thai the entire state has gone !
over "the top" by raising over $1,000,000
in excess of the amount asked to <
be raised.
Our town is on a building boom. *
Several new residences are going up
and will soon be ready tj be occupied.
Dr. J. S. Fair, one of our leading
druggist, has just moved, into his '
new dwell'ng erected on Ml. Willing
Avenue. iwo oiner resiaences are
being erected near the school build- 1
ing.
Attorney Barret Jones attended
court at Saluda last week
Mr. John P. ix>ng. a successful
business man of Silverstrett in NewI
4
Christ!
"r; ?*t * '' ">
Don^ put off buying
last spring at prices $2.oo t(
Children's Dej
Misses Tobias ard Brow
Play-Mates, Tan and Black....
Polly-Anne. Tan and Black...
First Step. Infant Shoes
Acrobats, Tan and Black
"Kam.p Tramps," Tan and B1
Mrs. Kingr's Shoes
iliCC
Genuine Good year Welted Eng
hogany calf an l gun rretal;..,
Big Dick, Tan Calf Bluchers, G
Big Dick, Tan Calf, Button, Go
Dunbar Tan, Blucher, medium
No better Shoes at
these Shoes; every pair
Boys' Shoi
ARMY ^
I
I BABY SHOES.
Soft Soles, 85c to $1.50.
First Stcjf, SI.75 to $2.50.
EfiB8mMBnHKEB?EaBffiggH^3BS
I
&erry. coumy. to towc Ercrsflay.
Mr. J. F. Outz Jr., of Greenwood
was registered at the Bates?.?urg Hotel
Saturday.
Mr. D. E. Etheredge attended
20urt at Sc.iuda last week.
"r"v? **tt 13 n>;^,v?n?w<on enrnt 'vim_ j
ur. vv . c. 1 iiiiiuci mull .. ....
day at Rulge Spring on professional
business. (
The Masonic loo'ge of this town held
its annual election Friday night for
officers to serve for the cnsu'ng year.
Mr. Ira C. Carson was elected Worshnifnl
Master: S. T. Altnan, S. W.;
C. M. Rhodes J. W.; E. J. Hite Sec-j
retary. lbe date for the installation
of Officers will be announced later.
The "entered apprenticed decree was
conferred on five candidates at this
meeting. The lodge is in a flourishing
conditio*.
mas Footwear
your Christmas Shoes and Slipp
) $5.oo a pair less than the same S
WalkBest
kiiowT> shoes in Ameri
Walk-Overs and you will l>
^ >fahoganv Calf, Lace, Exti
Mahogany Plain Toe. Offic<
Tan Calf Bluchers, Hunch
bb
Havana Brown Kid. Stone G
partment
n in Charge. 1
$1.00 to $7.00 i
$3.50 to $7.00 ,
85c to $3.00
I
.....'. .$3.00 to $5.50
ack. . $3.50 to $1.00 1
$2.50 to $8.00 I
mom
Rajah i
I
lish Lace Shoes, ma
$6.95 1
oodyear welt... $7.95
odyear well... .$7.95
round toe, lace.$7.95
Mah
the price than grcat,
guaranteed. tel,ent
Boys' Brown Calf Ar:
$4.45; 13 1-2 to 2, $3.95.
Boys' Brown Calf, Er
$3.45; 13 1-2 to 2, $2.95
Boys' Brown Calf Sc-:
$3.45; 13 1-2 to 2, $2.t5
Gun Metal, English L
13 1-2 to $2.95; 9 to
Gun Metal, English 1
pl. _ 13 1-2 to 2, $2.95
Brown Calf, welt, oat
shoes. $>.95. $6.95, ST.9-*
PPpfljip 18-inen Boots, $13.00
'5-inch Boot $11.95.
13-inch Boots, $8.95.
B;" Calf, Blucher, siz
to 2, ::2.45; 9 to 13, $1.S
The S
The State ol South Carolina, County
of Lexington.
Ann Burgess: et alM Plaintiffs, vs. J.
J. Burgess, Defendant.?Court of
Common Pleas.
By virtue of authority vested in me
by order of the Court in the above entitled
cause I will sell before the
Court Horse door at Le.wnglon. S. C ,
during the legal hours of sale, on the
first Monday in January next, the
same being: the 5th day of said month,
to the highest bidder the following
described real estate, to wjt:
All thrt piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being in Lexington
County, and the Stare aforesaid.
containing fifty-one and threefourths
acres, more or less, and
known as rhe homestead of the late
of Recognized
1 " :
ers. Our main floor and basem*
Ihoe can be bought today.
Over Shoes for Meo;
:ca. made of dependable materials in
e satisfied with your purchase.
erne English
ers' Dress Shoes
Model
Harrow Toe, High Heel, Limited Mode
EXQUISITE MOE
ray Kid, Field Mouse Kid,Champagne
Walk-Over Shoes for
iavana Brown Glaze Kid. Louis Heel
dazel Brown Kid, Cuban Heel Boot.
-Iavana Erown Kid, Cuban Heel Eoc
Irown Calf. English Boot. .
Slack Glazed Kid, Cuban Keel Eoot. .
ilack Glazed Kid. Louis Heel Boot..
I
ty Be
oganv Erg-Iish Lace, Cuban Heel. T3
value at $5.95, a shoe that will cive a
service.
my Shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 5,
ljrlish last, sizes 2 1-2 to S,
; 9 to 13 $2.45.
)ut Shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 5,
'*
ace, sizes 2 1-2 to 4, $3.45:
13, $2.15.
ace, sizes 2 1-2 to 5, $3.15:
: sole, bellous ton.cue, army
?.
t
es 2 1-2 to 5, $2.95; 12 1-2
i5.
toe Mao in Co
uosiiua .tsiirjress, deceased.
Terms of sale, cash.
The purchaser or purchasers to
pay for all papers and revenue stamps.
H. L. HARMON, j<
Clerk or Court. <
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Paris.?Up to October 1, the American
Reel Cross had sent 1.325 carloads
of relief supplies to the devas- i
j tated distiicts from, its Paris ware- '
[houses. Strenous efforts are now be- :
ing made to replenish the stores in '
the French capital fro n the ware- i
houses at Gievres, St. Sulpice and
Bordeaux, as transportation difficul- ;
ties have held up shipments for some j
| time past.
I
Quality
>nt are filled with Shoes bought
and Women
the newest styles and patterns. Buy
. $11.00
$10.00
$11.00
1 $11.00
IELS
Kid, Louis Heel, Turn Soles. ...$12.50
Ladies
Boot.. $13.50 M.
$12.00
>t $12.50 y^jg&l
$10.00
$io.oo WzSr
$11.00
isemi
Brown, Gra\
7 and Bis
I Kid Lace
J Boot
Gray Kid, Cuban H<
Gray Kid, Louis He
Brown Kid, Lace, P
Black Glaze Kid, pla
a Brown Calf, Lace, E:
uo?t ex- Havana Brown Kid E
Brown Calf, military
Kid Lace, plain toe,
Girls
Brown Calf. Englisl
rinn Mptnl Ensrlish
8 1-2 to 11. $2.95.
Gun Metal. English
6 1-2 to 11. $2.95.
Tan Storm Calf, Hi
8 1-2 ta 2, $2.45.
Box Calf. I^ace. siz?
11, $1.95.
Kid Eace Shoes, j
1-2 to 11
R 4
lumbia
Rue
ettes, $
'J 1A l X iiuii*
,7a
Podgoritza. Montenegro.?American
jam tins aie a popular substitute for
:hina-warc among the people of this'"
country. They are saved from Red
Cross food distribution, the ragged
rdges pounded smooth and a handle .
c? ^ire or tin attached.
Chamberlain's Tablets.
These tablets are intended espec
iallv for indigestion and constipation.
They tone up the stomach and enable
it to pei-form its functions naturally.
They act gently on the liver and bowK.
els, thereby restoring the stomach and
bowels to a healthy condition. When#
you feel dull, stupid and constipated
give them a trial. You are certain to
be pleased with their effeet.
^ i ;> * i ,
?3yPffwiiy # p / luJflh^P^Hr^V
53i, Lace Boot $1.95 |
_i r ? ~ ~ d?a, Qa 1?
*21, .OWC _
Iain Toe, Louis heel $6.45 M
tin toe, Louis heel $5.95 B
ogi'sh Last, Cuban heel.. $5.95 ||
!ooT, Louis heel $5.95 |fi
heel, English laee $5.45 a
iC7>' heel $5.45 fj
i Shoes I
b Lace, sizes 11 1-2 to 2. $3.95; M
J ace, sizes 11. 1-2 Jo 2. $3.45; fl
Lr.ce, sizes 11 1-2 to 2. $3.45: if
jt'rn. sizes 11 1-2 to 2, $3.45; g
?s i: 1-2 to 2. $2.15: * 1-2 to j|
?izo-? 11 1-2 to 2, $2.45; 8 p
$1.95. I
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