The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, March 23, 1921, Image 10
^ Master Fred Riddle spent Satur:??ay
night and Sunday with Master
>r Mr. and i?rs. S. M. McCravy Saturv#
day night and Sunday.
': Mr. Killian H >rmon and family
r j ^ spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his brother in Columbia.
> '.>?* Mrs* S. J. Oxner and Mrs. J. C.
Walter's spent Saturday evening with
Mrs. Carl Porth.
Mr. R. W. Kyzer, accompanied by
his friend, Mr. Harry Harman, vis
ited Mr.. Lewis and Hugh McCravy
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. McCravy visited
Mr. Virgil Calk and mother, Sunday
evening.
Mr.-Stetson Oxner and brother
? spent Sunday evening with Mr. Lonnie
Gates and brothers.
v Mr. Lonnie Gates, accompanied by
some of his friends, motored to Lexington
Sunday night.
Miss Adelle Langford visited Miss
JTrannie Rauch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irenus Warner spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Oxner.
Mr. C. O. Amick and family spent
Sunday with Mr. Shafter Shealy.
Mr. Jonnie Langford visited Master
Frank Rauch Sunday.
,
Mr. George Philip Kennedy spent
Sunday evening with Miss Blanche
Langford.
Misses Ruth and Mei*l Kaminer
spent Sunday evening with Miss Mae
Gortey.
. ' WHITE HEAD BOY.
And It Is.
"Say, Buddy, do you remember
when we were over there, they used
to tell us that when we got back
nothing would be too good for us?"
"Sure, what about it?"
''Well, they told the truth."
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"Cascarets" if
i Sick or Bilious
Tonight sore! Let a pleasant, harmlew
Cascaxet work while you sleep and
have your liver active, head' clear,
stomach sweet and bowels moving
regular by morning. No griping or inconvenience.
10, 25 or 50 cent boxes. |
Children love this candy cathartic too. <
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have put into
same tractor, /
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A full set of ren
ment under the forn
cost. Fenders, Plat
Clutch Pulley,. Wi
Cleaner?all are in<
f. Internation
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Fanners wno want a
built like a high-grade a
with the same sturdiness
of the Titan, can now g
tional 8-16 at $1,000 f
We have long restrictc
this model to a limited
increased production en
Prices o
Prices have also
cream separator
national threshi
and a number oi
full information.
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ST. MATTHEWS DOTS.
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We are having- fine spring weather
now and small grain is looking fine
and we hope for a bountiful yield.
Planting time has about arrived and
some of our farmers have their land
ready, whfcle others are somewhat
backward, but we hope all will try to
| make their hog and hominy at home,
: and not depend on cotton too much.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shumpert and
children from near Edmund were up
visiting Mrs. Shumpert's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Taylor, and other relatives,
Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. J. D. McCartha, J. C. Ballington
and W. H. Keisler motored to
Leesville Saturday on business.
Mr. Hendrix from Charter Oak was
in this vicinity last week with his
wood sawing machine, cutting stove
wood for several parties.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Price and Mr.
Lever Craps visited at W. H. Keisler's
Sunday.
The Rev. Mr. Obenschain delivered
~ * - a.
a very lorceiui sermon at ou .u<nthews
Sunday from Mathew 21: 8, 9.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gartman and
children motored up from New
Brookland Sunday and visited relatives
in these parts.
W. H. Keisler, who got his hand
caught in a gin some weeks ago, is
much better and we think in a few
weeks he will be able to use it again.
Messrs .H. N. Kaminer and B. H.
Barre of Lexington came up with Rev.
and Mrs. Obenschain and children
and worshipped at St. Matthews Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Steele visited
their son, Mr. Sidney Steele, Sunday,
at Lexington.
The Keisler school which is being
taught by Miss Pearle Landrum of
Aiken county, will close next Friday ]
with some exercises, commencing
promptly at 7 o'clock P. m.
Misses Ethel and Blanch McCartha
spent Saturday night at Mr. J. A.
Crout's.
Most of the farmers of this community
seem to be cutting the cotton
acreage about one-half, and thus reducing
the fertilizer considerably.
We think this would be a wise plan
for the whole cotton belt.
TOMMIE HUMPBACK.
In the fifteenth century the term
vaudeville was applied to a certain old
: Norman folk song.
an Trac
to the Old
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luced the price of the
low price of $1,000 !
e Titan tractor which
remarkably successfi
)lus 1921
novable extension angle lug
ler $ 1,000 price is now inc
form, Angle Lugs, Throttle
de Range Adjustable D
Juded in the $1,000 price
ial 8~ 16 and 15~3\
fso Reduced in Pr
baCA it tn ^11 Sf
awvaww <V ?
tutomobile but The Interne
; and reliability been reduced
et the Interna- Bearinmin
.o.b. Chicago. service, mad
id the sale of branch house:
I territory, but dealers, to ev
ables us to re- owner, no ma
f Other Lines
been reduced on chilled plou
's, kerosene engines, seeding
jrs, harvester-threshers, wage
r other lines on which your dec
jional Harvester C
OF AMERICA
SO t INCORPORATED'
anch Houses and 15,000 Dealers in the Unitec
HEART BEATS AGAIN
AFTER LONG LAPSE
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Geneva, March 20 (By the Associ-j
a ted Press).?A case of a man's heart j
ceasing to beat for 14 hours and then !
resuming work is reported from
Berne, where a pastor of that city,
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the Rev. Mr. Raudenbacher, after be- j
ing officially declared dead, suddenly '
awoke. The Rev. Mr. Baudenbacher, I
aged 50, and suffering rrom neart
trouble of long standing, fell senseless
Friday. His physicians issued a
death certificate, arrangements were
made for the funeral and Saturday's
newspapers published eulogies of him.
The pastor awoke after 14 hours,
surprised to find his bed room filled
with flowers, wreaths, disconsolate relations
and friends. He said weakly:
"My call has not yet come."
The funeral has been postponed in- j
definitely, as the doctor said the llev. I
Mr. Baudenbacher might live many
years.
New Orleans, March 20.?Physicians
at a local hospital today decided
to furnish a complete record for medical
journals of the case of Ben Hoelzel,
50, who died Saturday after living
26 hours with his heart exposed
to the eyes of the hospital surgeons.
While working in a local coffee
grinding plant Friday Hoelzel's left
sleeve was caught in a machine. His
arm was mangled and a piece of
flesh the size of a man's head was
torn from his breast, leaving his heart
exposed, the ribs directly over that
organ being torn away.
The fact that the injured man lived
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physicians observing the case to be
one of the most remarkable ever recorded
in local practice.
EASTER ENTERTAINMENT.
The ladies of the Red Hank Baptist
Missionary Society will give their
annual Easter entertainment at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Goodwin on Saturday
night, March 26. Public is cordially
invited.
At Least That Many.
Foolscap.
Mather?Gladys, you stood on the
porch quite a while with that young
man last night.
Gladys?Why, mother, I only stood
there for a second.
Mother?But I'm sure I heard the
third or fourth.
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Price
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: Titan 10-20 to
f. o. b. Chicago.
75,0.00 farmers
ll service ? the '
ts and additions.
s sold as extra equip:luded
without extra
; Governor, Friction
rawbar, Water Air
0 Tractors
ice
ictions of the United States,
itional 15-30 tractor has
to $ 1,950 f. o. b. Chicago,
d that we give unequalled
e possible through* 92
s and thousands of local
ery International tractor
tter where located.
Reduced
ts, tractor plows, {
machines, Interms,
hay presses,
tier can give you.
Company
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STOPl'RKICKEX.
Do not kick about the weather.
It won't ohang^eonditions whether
You are satisfied or not:
If each day you find it raining,
Don't waste anv time complaining,
I
Just be glad it isn't hot!
j
If it's hot, try not to mind it,
Just be cheerful, you will find it
To be far the safest rule;
Fussing will not make it better,
Everybody hates a fretter,
Kicking never makes you cool.
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Take what comes and just enjoy it,
Don't let discontent alloy it,
It's the wisest thing to do;
Try this plan I've given thought to.
If it helps you as it ought to.
Mavhe f will try it too.
ANON.
NOTICE.
The undersigned county supervisor
and county treasurer of Lexington
I county, under authority given them
oy terms of "an act to provide for
the levy of taxes for county purposes
for Lexington county for the fiscal
year beginning January 1st, 1921,"
approved the 28th day of February,
192), invite bids for a loan to the
county of ninety-five thousand dollars
for ordinary county purposes, and
past indebtedness, in anticipation <f
.the collection of the taxes for the
vear, 1921.
The notes to become due and nayable
as follows:
40,000 series for ordinary county purposes-.
1 nt' X5 00ft navahlp Januarv
nth, 1922.
2 notes of $5,000 each payable February
5, 1?22.
2 notes of $5,000 each payable
March 5, 1922.
3 notes of $3,000 each payable
March 20, 1922.
$25,000 series for oust indebtedness:
2 notes $5,000 each payable January
5, 19 22.
1 note of $5,000 payable February
5, 1922.
1 note of $5,000 payable March 5,
'922.
1 note of $5,000 payable March 2A,
1922.
30,000 series for past indebtedness:
Either three or six notes of equal
amounts all payable one year fiv.ti
date.
Parties wishing to make such loan
or loans to the county are requested
J ^1 - * "1- Al. ~ on
tO 1111? Willi lilt; iuuiH> ncaoui^i
scaled bids for the same by or before
12 o'clock M. on the 23th day of
March, 1921.
On said date the bids will be
opened and if satisfactory a loan will
be negotiated. The right to relent
any and all bids is reserved.
GEO. C. STEELE,
Supervisor.
C. E. LEAPHART,
Treasurer. I
March 9. 19 21.
A. W. Morgan
Sheet Metai Worker
SLATE, TILE AND;
Gravel Roofer
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Manufacturer of Skylights & Cornices
1707 Main Street,
PHONE 2742
COLUMBIA, S. C
RESCUED
Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous hecause
of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taking
COLS MEDAL
#g?5L%
Th? world's standard remedy for thc30
disorders, will often ward off these diseases
and strengthen the body against
further attacks. Three sices, al! drugcists.
Look for the noma Cold Medal on overy box
and accept no uzutatica
0n1y
fMkSsr ?r your grocers
I^H?JWELL HOUSE
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DOTS I'ROM AROUND AND \BOUT.
The grain crops are looking line.
Mr. Wesley Rauch and Miss Coralee
Steele were happily married at the
Judge of Probate's office late Saturday
evening.
Misses Agnes and Pearle Smith and j
Miss Lizzie Steele visited Miss Eunice
Leaphart Sunday afternoon.
Mr .and Mrs. Noah Leaphart and
little daughter visited Mr. John J.
Leaphart and family, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr. Lawton Leaphart and l'aniilyj
visited Mr. O. O. Boozer and family
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Leaphart and !
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the newly married couple visited Mr. j
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BANKS
When this bank pron
cept, we commit ourselve
in everv wav that a progi
r
Merchandising, Ind
It may be that you a:
many ways in which this
We are| always rea
problems with the view
tomer as well as the bank
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SUPERVISED BY THE UNIT
The Home N
Lexiogto
Capital, $50,000.00
Member of Federal
Meeting th
For Low<
We have met these demand
on galvanized corrugated
prepared roofing in rolls.
prices on all roofing materia
you may need in the buildei
tels, grates and tile line,
and we can make immediat
Send us your orders.
LORICK Bl
1533 Main Street, Columl
Do not forget that we hav<
stock of all kinds of Belting, ]
Steel, Shafting, Pulleys and
Washers and anything else
of machinery supplies at pre
Columbia Sup]
823 West Geryais St.
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MuDfcKN U
Over Lever's Shoe Store 16
. ' > r''y F
and Mrs. A .L. Gable '.Sunday after'
noon. - y r
The farmers are busy plowing and
planting corn. t :
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j| GIRLS! HAVE THICK, |
SOFT, HEAVY HAIR :j
A 35-cen.t bottle of "Danderine" wil)
not only rid your scalp of deatructire
dandruff and stop falling hair, but immediately
your hair seems twice as
abundant and so wondrous glossy. Let
"Danderine" save your hair. . Have lota
of long, heavy hair, radiant with Kfe
and beauty.
ERVICE
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lises Strvice and you ac- j
s to support your efforts
ressive batik can.
ustry and Farming
rp not familiar with the
bank can serve you.
dy to discuss financial
cf benefitting the cus.
ED STATES GOVERNMENT
ational Bank
n, S. C.
Deposits, $600,000.00
Reserve Association
ie Demand
er Prices
is by readjusting our prices
roofing, metal shingles?
We have most attractive
lis as well as on anything
rsJ hardware or woodmanOur
stocks are complete
e shipment.
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MOTHERS
iia, S. C. Phone 498
w- A- . . . > r ..--A
i a large and well assorted
Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Iron
Hangers, Bolts, Nuts and
you may need in the wa>
isent low prices. Try us.
ily Company
Columbia, S. C
IENTISTRY"
EST WORK-LOWEST PRICE
Crown, Bridge and Plate
Work a Specialty.
All Work Guaranteed
dER SOX,
15 Main St. Columbia, S. C.