The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, July 13, 1921, PART I 8 PAGES, Image 5
PERSONALS |
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Mrs. Henry C. Tillman and children
of Greenwod and Mrs. Ferris of j
Batesburg were the-guests of Mrs. |
Ella Fox last Friday.
Mr. B. H. Earhart, one of the good j
citizens of the Gilbert section, paid
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us a pop call Tuesday.
Miss Mattie May Culberson of Un- j
ion is the guest of her sister, Mrs. '
S. D. Bouknight.
Among pleasant visitors to The Dis- !
patch-News office Monday was Mr. j
J. W. Amick of the Chapin section, ;
a loyal Confed. and good man.
Mr. P. S. Hallman, one of the good i
farmers of Leesville, Route 1, paid j
the printer a pleasant call Tuesday, j
Misses Helen and Olive Stoudemayer,
two charming young maidens !
from Fcak, were in town Friday and
paid us a pleasant call.
Miss Annie Davis of Orangeburg is
visiting Miss Annie Caughman.
Miss Lucille Harmon of New Brookland
has been visiting Miss Marguerite
Dent for the past week. "
Miss Annie Ballentine from Chapin j
passed through Lexington Monday on
her way to Batesburg. While here she
was the attractive guest of Miss Marguerite
Dent.
Mrs. J. C. Smith and her daughter,
Miss Mamie Lee, of Palmetto, Fla.,
spent last Friday and Saturday with
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Keisler. Mrs. Smith was formerly
Miss Wingard of this county. She and
her husband are now engaged in a
successful hotel business in Palmetto,
and are great boosters of Florida.
They will go home later in the summer
after,a visit to relatives in Columbia
and Hendersonville.
Misses Sudie Floyd and Burnese
AyerSi accompanied by Mrs. Leila
Crosby, spent a while with the home
folks Sunday. .
Miss Nellie Gantt of Wagener and
Miss Minnie Lou Reynolds of Swansea,
have returned home after a de- j
lightful visit to their friend, Miss Jimmie
Rawl.
Miss Mary Sue Roof has gone to
Heath Springs, where she will attend
the wedding of Miss Vanlaningham,
which takes place tomorrow. Miss
Roof, who is a talented musician, will
play the wedding march for the nuptials.
Friends of Mrs. T. M. Hobbs, wrho
has been quite sick, will be glad to
know that she is improving. Little
Erma, .who has been quite ill for
some time, is little improved.
Miss Bruce Clarke has returned
from Washington, where she spent
several weeks visiting her sisters,
'Misses Pearle and Erin Clarke..
Mrs. Pilcher Clarke and little son
James, Mrs. Andrew Clarke, Mrs.
Mary Blount and daughter, Eula, are
visiting relatives and friends in Lexington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian P. Meetze of
East Orange, N. J., who have been
spending a while with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam P. Roof, have returned to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pate, of Columbia,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
M. Harman Sunday afternoon.
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The many frienas, ,01 Mr. O. *u. |
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Gross are glad to see him out on the
streets after a slight sickness. Mr.
Gross is one of the most substantial
citizens living close to Lexington, and
is one of the good old time farmers
who livfcs ^at" home and boards at the
same place.
Dr. P. H. Shealy,.;.Judge C. M.
Efird and Messrs. Wu J. McCartha
and John T. Sox went to Aiken yesterday
aftefnoon to attend the fun'
eral of Mr. H. M. Dibble,.- president
of the Bank of Western Carolina.
Rev. A;. M;: Smith, pastor of Bethel
Methodist-church, Anderson, S. C.,
is visiting his parents and friends of
Pond Branch, and his brother, W.
J. Smith' of Lexington. During his
visit her.$fhe gave The Dispatch-News
a pleasant call.
ASPIRIN
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Narae^'Bayer" on Genuine
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Rpwarp' Unless von sf>p the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed
by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe l?v mililons.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache, Xeu- !
ralgia, Rheumatism, Earache. Toothache,
Lumbago, and for I'ain. Handy
tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of
Aspirfh cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.
SMILES
Progress
Aviator?I think the world
of you.
She?The world isn't very
hard to get around, nowadays.
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Wind Up
"James, I wish you wouldn't
run over so many people."
"Cop couldn't catch us madam."
"I know, James, but it gives
me a terrible jolt."
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Things That Will Never
Happen
1.?Ex-soldier receives
prompt reply from his letter
to the War Risk Insurance Bureau.
2.?Japan will accept with
enthusiasm a plan of universal
disarmament.
3.?A recruiting sergeant
will answer truthfully when
asked by a prospective,
"Would you advise me to join
up?"
4.?A second lieutenant just
graduated from West Point
will not bawl out a private who
has failed to salute him.
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Absent-M inded
Hurry: "What's happened
to Speeder. 1 haven't seen
him for weeks?"
Cane: "Oh, he tried all the
different makes of cars and
then bought an aeroplane."
Hurry: "Has he crashed?"
Cane: "Well not exactly.
He started on a cross-country
flight the other day, heard
something rattle and absentmindedly
climbed out to look
under the machine."
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(<< We have a large complei
>?? only list a few items.
>? $7.50 crepe and broadcloth
s<s at
$6.85 crepe broadcloth anc
>>> shirts
v|| $5.00 crepe silk shirts
|j ^ BionF. Reym
ill Night shirts, pajamas, ur
ALL REDUC
SPECIAL 6
One lot of elastic seam
To the Birdman
"Thou scorner of the ground!"
So said a poet of a bird
That skimmed the blue along.
Up, up, up, beyojnd all sight,
And left him but a song.
Thou scorner of the ground!
I say of you, my birdman bold,
Whom fear cannot ensnare,?
Just as a bird, you fearless fly,
So cool, so debonair.
Columbus, like you, sail
Uncharted seas of wind and
storm,
"Sail on and on," you cry,
! "To worlds of usefulness and
gain
Dominion of the sky."
Like he of Lion-Heart,
| You dare the perils of the great
i unkown;
On cunning wings, manmade,?
Armored in your faith, you go
To win the brave crusade.
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"Why did you send him so
early?" her father asked.
She hummed, "You can't get
any loving where there ain't
any love."
SPECIAL CANDY VALUES
"Miss June Assorted Chocolates" is
the name of the best candy value put
on the market in years. Just think
of a full pound package of Chocolates
containing nuts, caramels, honey nougats
and delicious creams, all fresh
goods just received by express for
only 50c. There's nothing on the market
to beat it for less than $1.00.
There are other Candy Specials and
Pure Food Products offered at the
Big Sale.
HARMON DRUG CO.,
The REXALL Store.
The Greatest B?
Days
dpe-D.
Colur
| NEW
te stock but ? Lot No. 1
$ Lot No. 2
i silk sftirts, u
$6.35 >> Take your
I jersey silk s<
$5.85 << These indu
$4.35 >> horns and fai
)lds and Crossett Shoes
$12.1
at ...
; $10J
$7.5'
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depa
lion suits $
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fide "Hope-Di
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liberal reducti
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LADIES. WE INVITE VOL.
The ladies of Lexington and sur- ;
rounding territory are invited to visit {
our store during the Dig Sale and in- i
spect the values we are offering in j
toilet preparations, eonsisting of tal- !
cums, face powders, face creams.!
toilet waters, soaps, etc.. tooth brush- !
es, hair brushes, dyes, shoe polishes, j
cleaning compounds and many other i
8 Meet Me at Tapp's
I Continued Fr<
I Men's Oxford shirts with colh
I for the golf links. Sizes 1 4 to 1
special price, per shirt
I Boys' shirts with attached co
ity percale: well made and cut
to 14. at a special price, per sh
I Boy's union suits made of i
I sook and madras checked; well
I 34; at a special price,
I per shirt
I Men's French balbriggan sh
I 30 gauge: well made, full knit,
I 4 4. Drawers 30 to 42. A gar
I ^each. A special price, 65c each
I garments for
I Men's white hemstitched hai
I size, per
I dozen
Men's hemstitched handkerc
I terial; large size: per dozen,
| GREAT JI I.Y CLKARA\(
IMigel's washable Fan-Ta-Si,
stripe <>n white, 40 inches wic
$7.50: July Clearance Sale,
yard
isiness Adjustmei
of Grover CIev<
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tibia, South Cai
STRAW HATS |
$2.85 | i
$3.85 | ]
choice. ((
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best we have in the ft ?
e, we stand behind ft a
y pair, no odds and ends ft $
lie. There is no better ft a
olumbia. We take time >>
fit you properly in every >> a
irtment during this sale, ft ^
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le of our regular bonaavis"
Sales. You are <<
th the kind we put on. >>
eap merchandise just to ?
lprises our usual, high
: of merchandise at very >>
ions. <<
useful items needed in the home
tvery day and offered at grcatiy reduced
prices for the next ten days.
There is offered Thermos Bottles,
('locks. Safety Razors, and other
items that make splendid gifts. Pure
food products such as tea, cocoa, coffee,
randy, etc., extra special values.
HARMON DRUG CO.,
Tho REXALL Store,
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THE GROWING STORE
>m Tapp's Page
irs attached. Good Migel's Tallyho
C. At a AA of the season's
$7.50; July Clear
liars of nice (iual- yard
full. Sizes 12 1-2 Yard-wide blue
irT> OC yard
Ot/C Yard-wide Jap
nice quality nain- )jink flnd deep bJg
made. Sizes 24 to ,
yard
xli Yard-wide linit
' ' **** ^ black; July Clear
irts and drawers:
. Shirt sizes 34 to ^
ment worth SI.00 40-itu h all sill
.ortwo <jr sreen, peach, bui
nickel gray, pear
ndkerchiefs; large aiK* deep black: ;
AA Moon-Glo satin
Vvr C ity of eharmeusi
hiefs: nice ma- colors, also deep
A A ,Iuly Clearance,
tOlal/V Baronet satin i
?E OF SILKS inches wide: best
black plaid and July Clearance, y
le; our price was Extra heavy qi
J AQ 33 inches wide:
July Clearance y
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it Sale Since th
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rolina
Men's and young men's 3piece
suits, hats, shirts underwear,
shoes at DRASTIC REDUCTIONS.
You've been waiting for it.
tfow we want you to make the
nost of it.
This stock that you all know
ind admire is under the hamner
for a rapid clearance,
lead these bargains?many of
hem are staggering?we
enow that?hut we have no
ipology to make at all?nor
hould you wait on ceremony.
lerringbones, new pencil
tripes and small checks. New
port and conservative models
n Fashion Park, Michaelitern
and Hickey-Freeman
lothes.
55 and $50 3-piece suits
,t $37.75
47.50 and $45 3-piece suits
t ..$34.75
37.50 and $35 3-piece suits
t $29.75
30 and $25 3-piece suits,
t $21.75
PAY CASH?CA
mode*
shop
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"if It's Not Right?B
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MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT LEXINGTON
PAY-U GROCERY. PLENTY
ICE WATER ANI) COMFORTABLE
CHAIRS.
Meet Me at Tapp's |
Advertieement
silk, all black plaid effect; onenewest
weaves. Our price was
::: $4.98
$1.00
silk in plain colors of white,
ick; July Clearance,
ig silk in tan. nickel, white and
ance Sale, $1.75 I
< crepe de chine, maize, ocean
:-gundy, brown, rose spray, blue.
1 gray, tan. taupe mi AP"
>'ard
, 40 inches wide, very best quale:
will not "rub:" all the best
black and ivorv white, mo
3>j.5U
in white and deep black, full 40
quality: sold at 33.95. ma pA
ard
lality real Shantung pongee silk,
our 32.00 grade. mi AP
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