The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, May 18, 1921, Image 8

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PERSONALS f ; Mr. Jamrs L. Tapp, proprietor o (he James L. Tapp Company's bii department stores at Columbia an< Lexington, was a business visitor ii Lexington Monday. Mr. Simon E. Bieklev, one of th< good farmers of the Chapin section who makes the best cane syrup 01 the market, was in Lexington Tues day. Mr. W. M. Spires of Edmund wai in Lexington Tuesday on business. Among business visitors here Tues day was Mr. J. H. Roberts of Cha pin. Mr. C. W. Smith, one of the gooc farmers who gets his mail from th( ?hapin postoffice, was here Tuesday He reports good rains in his section with slight hail. Rev. B. D. Wessinger, formerlj 4 of Lexington, but now located al Cherryville, X. C., who came dowr to Columbia to attend a meeting oi the board o^. the Lutheran seminary, was a pleasant visitor Monday. While so near he took advantage to run out and spend a while at the home of Mr. Manuel Long. Mr. C. P. Cannon of the Chapin section was lib Lexington Tuesdav on -1 . " business. Aviators 'Turner and Runser. accompanied by Mr. Ed Keels of Columbia paid a business call to Lexington Tuesday and completed arrangements with The Dispatch-Xews to print The Air Messenger, an aviation paper which will make it's appearance, in Columbia, this week. Miss Edith Lott of Blackville spent last week with her friends. Misses Lois and Addie Taylor. Mr. J. S. Addy and his good lady -o* were visitors in town Saturday evening andf they sure remembered the -- ; printers. Mr. . S. Rauch. one of the oldest subscribers kindly remembered us Saturday evening. Mr. Alonzo L. Smith, one of the best truck farmers up . on twelveMile made us a pleasant call Saturday evening. Mr. A. B. Slice was in town last Thursday and a pleasant caller at The Dispatch-News office. Mr. Sidney I. Slice, a well-to-do farmer of the Chapin section, was in town Thursday last and kindly remembered the printers with his rev newal. " Mr. Tom W. Sharpe, a Lexington boy, holding a responsible position with the state senate and who is now receiving his education at the Uni versity of South Carolina, paid us a pop call Tuesday. MOVING PICTURE SHOW , AT CENTER SCHOOL. There will be a gbod moving pic- ^ ture show at Center school on Saturday night', May 28. You will have a chance to see Fatty Arbuckle, Billy West, Western Features and war series. ^ COMMUNITY PICNIC. The annual community picnic will 1- - 1- -11 CV, flntVin r>n thf> Sfhool Ut* I1CIU cl i caAr \iwtm v.. " " I grounds Saturday. May 28. Every- j body invited. j PURE REFRESHMENTS. At the REXALL Fountain. > You wish only absolutely pure refreshments. We serve that kind. We | do this because we value the health-j of our friends and covet their es- j teem. We have chosen the Liggett line of fruits and syrups for service at I our fountain as being the ideal in j every respect, only the choicest, rip- j est, natural fruits; only the best of everything, combined with clean dis- i 1 pensing. Quality always. HARMON DRUG CO., The REXALL Store, Lexington, S. C. Ride Right Get Your Buggy and Harness From Sam Sweeney Side Spring and Bolted Buggies Black and Red $100 for steel tired $105 for rubber tired Fresh Shipment HARNESS AND WAGONS A FEW GOOD HORSES Sweeney's Stable ^kssembiy St. Columbia, S. C. NEWS FROM IN AND AROUNI) SWANSE.1 The crops in .this section are look f ing very well at present. Farmers an r busy plowing, hoeing and talking 1 hard times. j Mrs. H. W. Xeese has gone to b< at the bedside of her daughter, Mrs s Gertrude Bailey, having received i , message that she was ill. Mrs. Bailee i has bany friends at Swansea whc i ...in tr\ Imtti of her illness. - 'Will UC oi/l X J vv . The services at Cross Roads church 5 were enjoyed by a large atendance. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mack ol - Cayce visited relatives at Swansec - Sunday. Miss Bertha Gunter. a populai 1 nurse at the State Hospital, spent the i week-end at home with relatives anc . friends. Messrs. Dewey and Forest Jefcoai called on Miss Irene and Alma Argc r Sunday afternoon, t Mr. W. D Laird made a pleasant i call on his best girl Sunday night. * Miss Azilee Mack spent Saturday night with her cousin. Miss Margie 1 ) Gunter. ; The college girls will soon be com' | ing in.' Among those who are ex! pec-ted are: Misses Letitia Mae Jefcoat and Myrtie Martin of Summerland. Miss Annie Lee Martin of WinI | throp, and the Misses Rast C Columj bia College. Mrs. A. B. Keadie ana aaugmer, Louartha. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ounter late Sunday afternoon. Messrs. Willie and Ligh Jefcoat attended the services at Cross Roads Sunday afternoon. The most interesting thing of this year is the fact that the people have something to talk about. It used to be the war and then it was the boll weevil and now it is hard times. We wonder what it will be next year. The friends of Mrs. I,. C. Jefcoat are glad to hear that she is recuperating after a long illness. Smiles to all. Conserving Gasoline. His Wife?Why don't you clean the spots of your coat? It looks horrid. Mr. Motorbug?I know it does, but ve could get at least a half mile on the gasoline it would take. In Days of Old "Your majesty has had a blowout." "Where is my tire woman?" demanded Queen Elizabeth. To a brave heart nothing is impossible. Bon Ton Front and I PERFECT The "hang" of that new on how well your corset fit tained over the form correc BON TON corsets are pe figure a contour of graceful | BON TON corsets are mi non-pinching corset clasp, DABOHN, a trade markec RUST or BREAK and outw HALTIW 1439 Ma ! Latest and Bi Large Shipment Just Re< Sung by Luclle Hi?mon? Arkansas Blues I'll be Good. But I'll be L He's My Man Mamma Whip. Mamma Sj Jazz Me Blues Everybody's Blues Sunn by Mamie Smith? Don't Care Blues Lovin' Sam from Alabam The Road is Rooky Fare Thee Honey Blues Crazy Blues rt\* Riarht Here for Vou If You Don't Want Me IJ11 Memories of You. Mammy DWC'i: KKCORDS?VICTOR B Crazy Dim s Home Attain Blues Turkey in the Straw. Diet Russian lta*r. I Metro The John Columbia's .Mils pianos. i*l\yi-:k pianos. \ Ami all the latest Blues am l\ A!. Xsluiry, .Mjrr. Phot 1 ] ? GASTON SPRAYS. i| ^ |; j Speaking or tlit- weather it is; - i mighty cool this morning and we j ? have had some glorious rains. Now' * for the sunshine, ha. ho. ho! Then the cotton ami grass will grow. ? Mrs. R. A. Craft and children of j I . Cayoe spent Saturday night with Mrs. | i J. M . Goodwin. i Misses Rosalie Williams and Daisy j , Spires spent the week-end with Mrs. | Perry Mack. i Mr. Charlie Brown of Cayee made his usual Sunday afternoon call down j [ this way. U t Messrs. John Craft and Dewey Stur-1 kie made a flying trip over to Ed- j r mund Saturday evening. j Misses Bertelle Price and Alva j \ Dunbar spent Saturday afternoon in | town. I t{ It doesn't make any difference how j j ) much it rains some of our young men j can still motor over to Woodford. j ( I Miss Annie Sturkie was a visitor here Sunday. r Misses Alice and Mincy Pound . j spent Sunday afternon with friends), 1 here. j Mrs. C. S. (Joodwin is <>n the sick! ; j list this week. . Messrs. Earle Price and Elmer j. . Hutto of Payee spent the .week-end I u i , . I llt-l I r| Mr. Gary Goodwin of Columbia j spent Sunday with his mother. ! - sis. S' I! THIRD BRANCH XKWS. i We have been having some rainy j . weather for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Redmond! ; [ were in Columbia on business last' j Thursday. ( Misses Geraldine and Hazel Redmond spent the week-end out on Sandy Run with their friends. Mr. J. T. Martin was t?> see his best girl Sunday evening. All enjoyed the entertainment at Culler school house Friday evening. Some boys and girls were fishing last week and you bet we caught good luck. \f Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wise visited? his sister, Mrs. C. J. Martin; Monday afternoon. Miss Martha Spires spent tine- week j end at home. j Misses Mamie l.ou Sharpe and sis! ter, Irene, dined at home with their i \t,. c sih.irup, Sundiav. x a' na , i . a v x r , ? _ Mrs. J of- Jumr>er visited Mrs. Sr. A: Redmond Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin and family \ver?- seen out riding Sunday afternoon. Misses Bron Whittaker and <JV-railii Corsets | Back Lace j FITTING gown depends a good deal s. The best effects are ob- j tly corseted. irfect fitting and give to- the | Iness and youth. .. ide with the patented O-I-C and are boned with WT1S1 boning which will not ears the corset. ANGER'S I in Street. 1 ~ I est Jazz Blues ceived?Look Tfctem Over ontsonu* i ?a:ik f i it-s J i \M>? it. Church Co. ical Headquarters KTIK>liAS. VH'TOll KKCOKOS J Sonjis in other jrood reeonl.s ie 2000 1(i0S .Main St. . i dine Redmond took a flying trip to Swansea Saturday afternoon. All enjoyed the candy pulling at Mr. \V. .1. Redmonds Tuesday evening. DADDY'S r,IKI.. Wi: \Ri; DOING BUSINESS BY Till-: (iOIiDKN HI Lfc. We direct attention to our reading notice in this week's Dispatch-News and trust that every reader of this paper will take each sentence contained therein for what it is worth. There is not much difference between a common pilferer and one who indulges in nefarious practices and keeps within the law. There are persons today using the words and signs "Drugs" and "Pharmacy" as a cover or blind to run so-called "drug stores" or "illegitimate business." We have no private otlice in New York, Boston, or other city in this country and none of our business is operated under any assumed name in order to fool the public. We have nothing to be ashamed of in the conduct of our business, having always believed and practiced "Honesty the Best Policy" and you will find our business all con- j ducted under the name of The liar- j mon Drug Company. The REXALLl Store, owned and personally managed ' by Rice B. Harmon, graduate and Registered Pharmacist, who has satisfactorily'served7hundreds of Lexington people as their druggist for many yon vs. ,, HARMON DRUG CO.. Rv Rice ft. Harmon. Charm. I>. Iw?Adv. PATS DIE so do mice, once they eat RATSXAP. And they leave no odor behind. Don't take our word for ittry a package. Cats and dogs won't touch it. Rats pass up all food to get RAT-SNAP. Three sizes. 35c size (1 cake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. 65c size (2 cakes) for Chicken House, coops, or small buildings. $1.25 size (5 cakes) enough for all farm and out-buildings, storage buildings, or factory buildings. .Sold and Guaranteed by Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Company. j I GO F I SUMMER I ORGANDIE J FROCK< I . "Beautiful indeed" an I these Summer like Organdi( I Frocks for women and miss I es in such Summer like col I ors. they hold a certair I charm for the Women 01 f Style and distinction. Our display consists o1 many of the latest models from the centre of fashior and a visit will sure repaj one for the trouble. Prices ranging from? $7.50 to $35.00 SILK SWEATERS AT $12.50 in a wonderful assortment of colors and sizes. In thii showing may be found som( values that sold as high as $16.50. Specials Fro Imported Scotch Ging hams in all the Fashionabh plaids, checks and solid col ors to match, special 49c yd Kiddie Kloth, the child': cloth the world over. Spe cial 29c yd MID COLUMBIA, S. I i Gasolii 25c ( ! Kerc 15c < j CAUGHMAN j LEXINGr CSl"' NEW G In J. H. Price Building, f Moti GASOLINE, OILS i AND AC< GROC We are also carrying reasonal Will pay 25c a dozei GIVE U! J. H. SEJ Lexingt OD NE1 rom Mimnaugh SILK UNDERWEAR FOR THE JUNE BRIDE Great price concessions 5 enable the bride of June to avail themselves of unusual - values. - Stain and Crepe de Chine " Gowns, 'Teddies, Combina tion Suits, Camisoles, etc., al ; I a special reduction of 20 per i cent. Bridal Sets in best quality ? Brocade Wash Satin at? 5 $35.00 Set. i SHIRT WAISTS In Two Wonderful Assort- < 5 ments LOT NO. 1 Consists of Shirt Waists in Georgettes and Crepe ue Chines. Values to $5.00 for $1.98 LOT NO. 2 t An assortment of values that s sold as high as $7.50 in 3 Georgette >and Crepe De 5 Chine. All sizes and colors at i special $3.98 m the Wash Goods 20 per cent off on ail White - Goods. Crisp Colored Organdies in all colors, at? 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Embroidered Veils in ' pretty shades for Summer < . wear at $1.25 yd. * A W T ' WNAUU C. J. L. MIK nOHHHHHHBH . v7vSg3pS? I ' 'r^ ~ lARAGlgH ormerly occupied by or Co. ' a line of groceries at jjljj|H|^H >le prices. ; I n for good fresh eggsw^^^^^^^H This lot of Br esses feature f ; ' all the latest creations in f?||i Frocks of Gingham, with. iBJjjlf Pique Collars and Cuffs and |? g^| Beautiful Pearl Buttons.. II GINHAM FROCKS IBl! AT $4.98' This- assortment consists 'ji of models that sold to $6.50 M with pretty trimmings of I plain materials. I SILK JERSEY UNDER- I SKIRTS AT $2.98 I |1 Just a limited number of I these Jersey Underskirts in I all the wanted shades and I styles. Some very good val- I ues to be had in this offer- I Department I' % Dotted Swiss in all the I vjjl fashionable shades at $1.50 I yard* ~ I t> ..?r inon Sri itinera 4.0 ItilHIlC ~ ^ inches wide in all colors, at $1.00 Yd. Kimona Crepes in all colors. 50c value. Special? 39c Yd. H'S ,) 4 iMAiiru iii/iuun. vnuci ! LJI | jg * : nl - ; * j