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THE MARKET BULLETIN.
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B. Harris,. State commissioner ol
agriculture, has sent to The Times an
article which is entirely too ions foi
v use in these columns telling why pub*
lication of The. Market Bulletin, issued
for some time by his office, hat
! been discontinued. "We can, tell the
.vjptory?albeit the story will be somewhat
different?in. one-tenth the
words Mr. Harirs uses. Publication oi
The Market Bulletin was dlscontin
ued/about a month agd bccausb the
fund set aside by the Legislature at
the 1920 session to be used to pay
for printing the publication, throughout
the year was used faster than
the Legislature intended. Seeing
oatciat w^vna umL uie iuna wae
about exhausted,- Mr. Harris applied
to the general contingent fund committee
for additional furtds with
which' to keep It going the balance
% of the year. The contingent fund
committee refused to- grant the application
on the grounds that the
' commissioner knew at the) beginning
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can't get at home write t
We have a truly wo
Goods {sent on api
references are given.
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James Allan
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285 King St.
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and vicinity that
Insurance Agenc
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risks, and invite
of any kind. W<
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of the year'how much money he had
to use .for the publication and that
! he should have made It do. It will
i perhaps be a matter of surprise to
many to learn .that The Market Bul
letin was'costing the taxpayers of
South Carolina something like $12,i
000 a yedr for printing and postage
, alone?entirely too much in the
. opinion of -some and a wholly un,
warranted .use of the public funds in
> the opinion of others. "Why ask these
latter citizens, should every taxpayer
( in South (Carolina have to put up
. money to keep going a publication
, issued in the interest of so few citi,
zens of the State? The Market Bulletin,
it might be well to explain, is
a free advertising medium through
which John Brown tells Bill Jones
' that he has a calf, a bushel of oats,
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Onion Sots, Ryo and Rape
White, yellow and red onion sets,
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Abruzzl rye, dwarf Essex rape, turnip
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cabbage, mustard and other seasonable
seed. Full line of superior flower
seeds. HARMON DRUG CO.
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nderful stock.
>royal where satisfactory
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IRK JEWELERS
Charleston, S. C.
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we have the Chas,
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ed to INSURE any
rou to call upon us t
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le Largest Fire
lies in the Unite
3 Lexington Insura
Lexington County.
Live Stock, Automobili
and Surety Bonds
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Agency
ICE AT BANK OF WESTERN CAROI
BY JOHN T SOX, R. E. COOK, H.
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& rabbit dog: or * a setting of hen's
eggs lie wishes to get rid of. It is
a "for sale," "want" and "exchange"
publication which comes in direct
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competition with the newspapers of
the State and deprives them of business
to which they are entitled.?
Port Mill Times.
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OFFICER NOTIFIED HIS
BODY ON WAY HOME.
Lynn, Mass.. Nov. 19.?Although
Lieut. John G. Gramstorff, a Yankee
Division veteran has notified " tho
War Department several times that
he is not dead, he received a tele
gram today at his homo in Everett
announcing that his body is now 'on
its way home from France. The telegram
came from government officials
who have been told repeatedly that
the lieutenant is not dead. The offi
cials also have hell* back money due
tho lieutenant, apparently unwilling
to believe ho is alive.
Lieut. Q-ramstorff is at a loss to
know what to do^with the body,
which undoubtedly* is that of
tvrongly identified soldier.
My Ten Rules of Conduct.
Our little girl studied Jefferson's
Ten Rules in school. Then tho teacher
bad her moke out a list of ten
rules for her to follow herself. She
became much interested. Then she
asked me to write out ten rules ? of
conduct for me to live by. I did not
find it easy to write them, nor do I
find it easy to keep them, but I am
striving to keep them all. This is the
list: * ^
9t 1. Keep every promise I make.
2. Speak ill of no one.
3. Write to my mother once a
week.
4. Keen all niv hplonclnirs elenn
and in order.
C. COULTON
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Examined' Fitted
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1423 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
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6. When there Is a task 1 dislike,
do it at once.
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6. Never go in debt one cent.
7. Teach my children to be
est and ti^chful. 1
8. Improve my nrrind every any.
9. "When I am sad. sing.
10. Try to see the other person's
viewpoint. s
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PEOPLES GINNERY.
Notice is hereby given that the
PEOPLES GINNERY, a corporation
u&Duittc<cu U11UC1 UR" 1CLW8 OI ttll8
State, and engaged in the business of
ginning cotton, at Lexington, S. C.,
has disposed of its property and assets,
and will make application at the
expiration of thirty days from the
dato of this notice Jo the Secretary of
State for a certificate of dissolution.
4t 13. .T. CORLEY, President.
Tax Notice.
Office Oounty Treasurer
Lexington County.
Lexington, S. C., Oct. 1, 1920.
Public notice is hereby given that,
State county and school taxes for Lexington
county will be received by me
from October 15th. to December 31st.
I 1920, inclusive.
The levy is as follows:
For State purposes ;..12 mills
For good roads, state highway
(acts 1920) 2 mills "
For Int. and Prin. highway
loan 3% mills
For constitutional school.... 3 mills
For county ordinary purl
noses 1J
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Total 35 mills.
Special tax as follows:
Dist. No. 1. Spec, and bonds. 12 mills
Dist. No. 14, Spec, and bonds 8 mills
Dist. No. 15, Spec, and bonds.21 mills
Dist. Ncr. 18, Spec, and bonds. 19 mills
Dist. No. 25, Spec, and bonds. 12 mills
Dist. No. 29, Spec, and bonds. 16 mills
Dist. No. 37, Spec, and bonds. 16 mills
Dist. No. 60, Spec, and bonds. 12 mills
Dist. No. 66, Spec, and bonds. 10 mills
Dist. No. 76, Spec, and bonds. 12 mills
Dist. No. 12, spec 10 mills
Districts Nos. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13. 16, 27,
i 32. 34, 35, 40, 42, 43, 50, 53, 61, 63,
69, 77, 78, 80, 83 and 84. Special 8 mills
Districts Nos. 36, 41, 79, and 82,
special ' 6 mills
Districts Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 17, 19, 20,
21, 22, 30, 31, 33, 38, 39, 45, 46, 48,
49, 55,' 62, 71, 75, 87 and 88. special
v.. .?< 4 mills
Districts Nos. 6, 23, 24, 26, 28, 44, 47,
51, 59, 64, 70, 72 and 74. Special
.". 2 mills
Capitation Road Tax $5.00 upon all
male citizens, (not bona fide residents
of an incorporated town), of the
county between 21 and 55 years of
age.
Poll Tax?$1.00 upon all male citiI
zens, between the ages of 21 and 60
I years.
I Dog Tax?50c.
Road, poll and dog tax payable at
mo sumo nine wun siate, county and
school tax.
C. E. L/EAPI lART,
Treasurer Lexington County.
till Jan. 1. ,
Treasurer's Schedule.
For Tax Collection Begins Tuesday,
I will be at the following places on _
the dates .named for the purpose of i
collecting State and County Taxes for
he fiscal year 1920:
' * Second Week.
Friday, December 3, a. m.?Gaston,
S. C.
Friday, December 3, p. m.?Cayoe,
S. C.
, Saturday, December 4, all day?.
New Brookland, S. C.
C. E. LEAPHART, j
Treasurer Lexington County, S. C. '
(GRANULES)
ESI INDIGESTION
Taste good, do good; dissolve
instantly on tongue or in water;
. i take as needed.
QUICK RELIEF!
VAJ.SO IN TABLET FORM FOR THOSE
WHO PREFER THEM.
MADE BY SCOTT a BOWNE
MAKERS OF
SCOTT'S EMULSION 121
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LUMBER
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Why not ship your cotton to our
bonded warehouse and lot us furnish
you with your lumber. W*e pay all
charges. . r
Cook & Co. .
Greenville, S. C.
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tiE JOLLY.
Dh be cheerful?Oh be Jollv,"While
you're passing: on life's way:
Make your work a thing: of pleasure
Casting? all your frets away;
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H) Mr. Enoch Moore, of Oconee, S
H| was nervous, and my limbs seemed
ill some such feeling, I can hardly
"trembles." 1 was sallow, had a dr
W at night. 1 read of Ziron and though
111 the same for me. I knew 1 could at I
V The Scientifi
|j^ and very shortly I felt better, ate aifc
H feeling gradually left me. It was a tc
If) seemed to hit the spot"
[p] If Mr. Moore had not been bene
||\ took, he could have gotten his mone
|U druggists everywhere on a money-b
Ri Insist upon Ziron Iron Tonic. 1
It) ing else as good, so refuse imitatior
H Ask your druggist for Ziron. A
BANK S
When this bank pron
cept/.we commit ourselve
in every way {that a progi
Merchandising, Ind
It may be that you ai
many ways in which this
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We are always reai
problems with the view
tomer as well as the bank
SUPERVISED BY THE UNIT
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The Home N
Lexingto
Capital, $50,000.00
Member of Federal 1
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To All Owners <
It is with a great deal of
nounce our ability to suppl
rolls. Owing to the great J
have not before been able'l
line as the music-loving pu
right to expect. This condil
of the past.
We Have a Large Stock o
Latest and Best in Popu
Numl
Call and list your name
will guarantee to give yoi
keep you posted monthly o
liver rolls .promptly.
The John Chn
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1612 Main St., 'Phone 20
Life is only what we make it,
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Make it happy, then say we.
Just cheer up and start to smiling
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And be jolly, blithsome, free.
lERVOUsl
. C., tells how Ziron helped him: "I C11
describe it. I would have weak 7j|
aggy, worn feeling; didn't rest well !'
it if it had helped others it might do PI;
least try it. 1 began using 111:
c Iron Tonic
1 slept more, and the weak, nervous L%
mic?a builder? I needed, and Zlron M
fited by the first bottle of Ziron he
y back, for Ziron is sold by reliable 7||
ack guarantee. gll
Mien you need Ziron, there's noth- W
is and substitutes. Ml
iccept no substitutes. ZJ.3 I
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lises Service and you ac- j
s to support your efforts !
ressive bank can. # I
ustry and Farming
*e not familiar with the
bank can serve you. j
iy to discuss financial |
of benefitting the cus- ;
ED STATES GOVERNMENT j
ational Bank
n, S. C.
Deposits,[$600,000.00
Reserve Association
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rtant
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:>f Player Pianos
pleasure that we now any
your demands lor music
shortage in production, we
;o give such service in this
blic of this vicinity had a
tion is now happily a thing
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f .Gospel Hymns?All the
ilar and Semi-Classical
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with us or write and we
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