The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, February 23, 1921, Image 2
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It CHAPIN NEWS.
I i The health of this community is
extremely good at this writing. Plenty
^HL rain, plenty to eat. nothing to do,
^HF and everybody jolly inspite of the
low price* of cotton.
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IjVLF .?T<U1& x>uwci, vviiu uiw uccn iu
I the hospital, and operated on for ap?S'
pendicitis, is at home now getting
along nicely.
v Misses Clarabell Hiller and Gladys
Williams, who are attending school
at Rock Hill, (Winthrop), spent the
|C, week-end at Chapin, with their
i mother.
|, Mrs. J. C. Miller and cihldren have
returned to their home near Pomaria,
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'after spending several weeks with
jfc her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hal
jj^ Mr. and Mrs. Malcum Lowraan
P j GIRLS! HAVE THICK, |
I f SOFT, HEAVY HAIR |
A 35-cent bottle of "Danderine" will
your eoalp of destructive
dtodruff and stop falling hair, but im*
Mediately your nair eeecw twice aa
abundant and eo woodrou* gloasy. Let
? ifQaadgiiie" aave your hair. Hare lota
cf long, heavy hair, radiant with life
g B?d beauty.
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1 1345 Main Street,
The Best and
in Coh
Home Cooking and Reaso
"Little I
Quick, Polite and attentiv
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It is the endeavor of Th<
serve the interests of the pu
fhoif oviafpnpp. faith fill lv ail
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interest that assures the ver;
efficiency.
This endeavor will be s
come with a keener desire to
' You will always find us
problems, personally interes
terests are served to the bes
We invite you to come ;
us. We are always glad to sf
The Bank
RESOURCES OVER Oh
THOU
J. S. Wessinger, President.
Robert A. Frick, Cashier. M
^BE
Sole Agent for the far
and also other brands of
longest. Always see us
B. BE
Assembly Street,
spent Sunday with relatives at Chapin.
Mr. Bernie Bechman of Newberry
college spent the week-end with his
parents, Mr .and Mrs. W. P. Bechman.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Williams of
Columbia spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Mattie Wililams.
Miss Maude Farr of Columbia spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Ada Farr.
HAPPENINGS FROM
AROUND PETERS SECTION
Mr. Alfred and Lamar Fulmer visited
their parents Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Harmon visited
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Hendrix Sunday
atfernoon. <
Mr. and Mrs H A We^inger visited
Mr. L. M. Sehaly's Sunday afternoon.
Mr .and Mrs. T. J. Fulmer visited
Mrs. Cummings Schneider Sunday
evening.
1 Mr. Julian Franklow was seen rid- j
ing around Sunday evening. I won- |
? der where he was going?
J Messrs. Ollie, Tom and George
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Schneiaer visuea an O U1U1 |
Sunday evening.
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Messrs. Everett and Cromer
Schneider visited their mother Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. 1m K. Harmon and Mrs. J. W.
. Sox visited Mrs. Anna Harmon Sun- !
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Columbia, S. C.
Newest Place
imbia.
nable Prices,
Different" from the others
e service.
ROMISE
b BANK OF CHAPIN to .
blic throughout the years of
td with a degree 01 personal
y highest possible poinc of
upplemfcnted in the years to
ser^e you.
definitely interested in your
ted in seeing that your int
advantage.
and make your deposits with
*e you.
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IE HUNDRED FIFTEEN
SAND.
S. J. Clark, Vice President.
. L. Wessinger, Asst. Cashier.
RRY. I
| Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
, Gents'
Furnishings,
6 Ladies
Ready-to-wear,
Etc.
nous W. L. Douglas shoes [
shoes that wear easy and [
for bargains.
:rry,
Columbia, S. C.
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day evening.
Mr. Wilbur Fulmer visited Mr. Coke
Harmon #Sunday evening.
Miss Rosa Harmon visited Miss
Clarice Harmon Sunday evening.
Mr. Lawrence Forth was seen walking
down the road Sunday evening.
Wn n-nr/lflr he WaS gOing?
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The Two Old Pals.
ORCHARD AND GARDEN NOTES.
Clemson College, February 22.?
The second worming for the peach
tree borer should be given at this
time.
' It is not too late to prune bunch
grapes. In fact, this type ol grape
can be successfully pruned even after
the buds begin to swell. Prune them
now and secure a good crop this year.
; February is an excellent month for
transplanting fruit trees. Now is a
good time to start a home orchard.
The following are excellent varieties
of small fruits ?'or the home
planting;!, ucretia dewberry, Cuthbert
raspberry, and Eldorado blackberry.
The following vegetables may be
transplanted to the garden now;
Early Jersey Wakefield and Charleston
Wakefield cabbage: Big Bos
ton and Improved Hanson lettuce.
Good resuts may be secured from a
planting: of the garden peas. Alaska,
Nott's Excelsior, and Horsford's Market
Garden are excellent varieties.
The Irish Cobbler is the best early
variety of potato for the home garden.
Naturally.
"Do you believe in heredity?'
"Of course I do. Why. I've got
one of the brightest boys you ever
saw."?Boston Transcript.
| WHEN YOU NEED,'
I a tonic to help renew I
| the zest of ife and |
i- that snap that de- |
| notes vigor and f
| strength, take g
scon s i
EMULSION
Its rich, tonic-nutrient
properties can be j
I fa large factor in!
restoring strength I
and building up!
the body. I
Scott & Bowse, Bloonfieid, N. J.
ALSO MAKERS OF
RMfOIDS
(Tablets or Granules)
eor INDIGESTION
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? IT IS OUR DUTY as well a!
^ every way consistent with the
J le financial strength and growtl
^ community. Come in and let u
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2l mute luau uauntia nv mv u
^ it is a matter of pride with us, t
? we have developed in our businc
ship of those whom we serve.
^ Prosperity is reflected to tl
? perity of our patrons.
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SHIPPING HOGS
CO-OPERATIVELY
. Clemson College, February 22.?
Two cars of hogs from Beaufort
County and one car from Bamberg
County were shipped co-operatively
recently by farmers of those counties
with the aid of County Agent C. L.
Baxter, of Beaufort, County Agent J.
"n Rmn/lnn of Ramhpre. and Exten
sion Marketing Agent L. H. Lewis.
The hogs were sold to the Carolina
Packing Company and shipped to its
plant at Wilmington. The price received
was very satisfactory; namely,
ten cents per pound at Wilmington,
which was the same as the Chicago
price that day. The co-operative
shipping therefore, saved to the farmers
the considerable difference in
freight as well as the charges for
! lottage, extra feed, commission, and
j loss through shrinkage.
Mr. Lewis reports that there will
be a half dozen or more additional
desIgns^
Wedding Bouquets,
FLOWERS,
For all occasions shipped
anywhere.
CHAS. L. SLIGH
FLORIST.
1446 Main St Phone 2761
COLUMBIA. S. C.
A. Alkali-Ultal
Our
Accuracy
Quality
Service
give you
"Well Fitted Glasses"
ELMGREN
Optom strut and Optician
1207 Hampton St.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
AiUaliAnttaliiAUiA
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Sanitary Meat Market
and Restaurant
Fresh native meats always on ban#
lea told in any quantity from Be uy
Oar restaurant is prepared to fornisk
meals at all hoars. First class meal*
prepared by experienced cooks.
CAUGHMAN & SOX
MEAT MARKET I
Next Doer to Poetoffice.
LEXINGTON. S. C.
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; our PLEASURE to promote in ^
principles of SOUND banking, ^
h of the business interest of this <
s get together? we are something ^
very human lot of individuals, a nd ?
hat aside from the responsibilities ^
:s5, we have cultivated the friend- ?
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if Columbia |
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cars for shipment from the low cofuntry,
especially from Charleston find
Colleton Counties, in the near future.
More hogs are ready for shipment
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now than for sometime past. Cooperative
shipping in car lots is proving
distinctly satisfactory.
Defining It.
"A democracy" a trifle .severely
said Professor Pete, "is a country in
which each citizen tninKs ne could
run the government better than the
blockheads who are in charge of it."
BANK S
When this bank pror
| cept, we commit ourselv<
in every way that a prog
Merchandising, Inc
It may be that you a
many ways in which this
We are always rea
problems with the view
tomer as well as the banl
SUPERVISED BY THE UNI1
The Home ft
Lexingtt
Capital, $50,000.00
Member of Federal
i.
THE RECO
Of many years of hard s
the price is forgotten
QUALITY, ^FWIS
The above are the leading
Come in and see them on
Our Guarantee i
Gregory- C onder
1 15 Hampton Street,
EVERY ONE LIKES
Do not forget to remembe
acount with us It does not
gifts but increases in value, ;
which we add to the deposits.
Accounts are invited.
The Palmetto
COLUME
RESOURCES
4 Per Cent Interest Paid oi
ARE YOU WORKIN
Work of any sort is purs dru
your existence. But with r pur]
for a reward and it lightens yc
pleasure.
Have s purpose in life! Mali
building ap a savings account ii
yoi with the means to attain yc
independence, wealth?they all
| persistently save.
Same rate of interest (4 per c<
accounts.
THE OLD
The Carolina Natioi
W, A. Clark, President.
T. 3. Btymn, V. President.
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"Yes," admitted Fuller Gloom^
"and in very many instances he '
could." ' #
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GASOLINE SYSTEMS |
Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors,
Computing Scales, Floor Scales,
Show Cases, Account Registers, Rebuilt
Cash Registers. Safes, Store Fixtures.
THE HAMILTON SCALES CO.
Colombia, S. CL
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nises Service and you ae;s
to support your efforts
ressive bank can.
lustry and Farming
,re not familiar with the
bank can serve you.
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idy to discuss financial \
of benefitting the cusrED
STATES GOVERNMENT
latiooal Bank |
to, S. C.
Deposits/ $600,000.00
Reserve Association
ELECTION
jervice remains long after
^ Washington Buggies
(J? Hackney Buggies
Nissen Wagons
Hackney Wagons
H, TREATMENT.
; vehicles of the country,
our floor.
Means Something
Mule Company,
Columbia, S. C.
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ro BE REMEMBERD
sr the children with a bank
depreciate like many other
aided by the liberal interest
National Bank
5IA, S. C.
$10,000,000.00
i Savings Accounts
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G WITH A PURPOSE
dgery if it memsi merely earning
pose back of it yon are working
ur taaki and makes work a real
:e your life a snccessl Start by
3 this institution. It will furnsh
>ur object. A comfortable home,
come within your reach if yon
ant.) paid on both large and small
RELIABLE
ial Bank of Columbia
Jos. M. Bell, Cashier.
Jno. D. Bell. Asst. Cashier