The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, October 05, 1921, Image 8
?POJATO HOUSE
m WILL SOON
' BE READY
jp?f|g. , Contract for erecting the potato
house at Lexington depot, which will.
jPP^T' it is believed be ample to take cai*e of
I BBSS'.' "* this season's needs, navmg u |
??1^7; of 5,000 bushels, was Tuesday awardfM:
ed to Mr. R. G. Reaepn of Lexington.
Five bids were submitted in all, the
committee in charge selecting Mr.
Reagin's as being the best bid.
f . Work on the house will begin as
||| soon as the material can be assembled,
T / which will not take very long, and it
ia hoped to have it completed within
two or three weeks from the time
wjork begins. It will be built accordring
to plans furnished by Clemso*
College, being ut up on the unit plan,
|H in order that it may be added to from
||V " time to time as need may require.
A site has been selected near the
Lexington depot, in order that the
||py plant may be located close to the
railroad. A considerable crop of potatoes
has been grown in this vicinity
this year,' and the curing house will
||p" be absolutely necessary if farmers are
to realize a decent price for their pop
tatoes.
ciKlo
' Hie gClHlCllltil mtv Ui V 1VD|>V1<V<U>V
f for this enterprise deserve a good deal
of credit for their preseveran.ce. At
jfc" one time it looked as if the plan might
fall through, but by persistence they
won out and the curing house will
I' soon begin operations.
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FOR SALE
A desirable piece of property just '
" v- v i 1
north of the court house on the Au- <
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gusta Highway, containing one and ,
<3/ *oart lenths acres. Apply to L. A. ;
Hawkins, Real Estate Agency, 1107 <
1-2 Washington street, Columbia, S. .
i &C. Phone 6487. 4t-c-51 \
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T , : TRESPASS NOTICE <
This is to notify all persons not to <
' ' hunt, night or day, on my lands, as ]
>: the law will, positively be enforced <
against all violators of this notice in <
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trespassing.
4w:p-50 G. ^ BUFF..
TRESPASS NOTICE '
All persons are hereby warned nol
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.to trespass 0:1 the lands of the unlb",
dersigned by hunting, fishing, haul'
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ing wood or straw or in any other
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manner. The law will be strictly enforced
against all persons violating
% :v this notice. ; . <
S. M. GFtOSS. ' 1
H. AL. MEETZK. {
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;= "CUNSMI3S BANISHED !
i s Bt INTERNAL US" |
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Mrs. A. T. Smith, of 2906 Mitchell )
St., Tampa. Fla.. writes the Tyrrell <
\ Hygienic Institute: <
"The \T. B. L. Cascade* has been a <
blessing to me. Before I got it, <
neither medicines nor douches would }
relieve the Constipation and the pain <
was terrible. - But the Cascade thor- <
oughly cleanses and relieves me from <
i all the pain." <
The "J. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the (.
lower intestine its entire length and 4
keeps it always free of poisonous <
watf* ;
Thousands testify that ConstipaTnJJwaotJnn
. fifAmdnll TV.mWa
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Biliousness, Headaches ana all th?
many serious troubles which they
cause are absolutely relieved and prevented
by this Nature Treatment.
A, J. MATTHIAS
Lexington, S.
MATTHEWS AOTO TOPS
r
ean be y.?.- ;;s w.-Si as
the original. It is our boast that
"Jwhen we have repaired a top l>ir you
no one but yourself ran tell it. Conn
in and fee i.-.o* work.
W. P. M\TT*HF\VS,
S2o Main St. Colujnbia, S. C.
SPEED ALONG
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a r?rji i im\ r>.n ivijv;.> i<>
Many a good backbone would be a
better backbone if it received as mu< h
attention as your furnace, automobile
or lawn mower. See your Chiropractor
at once and get a Spinal Analysis.
Consultation and Spinal Analysis
Free.
BERTA SCHRANER,
Chiropractor.
1511 Main St, Columbia, S. C.
Phone 3752.
Office Honrs 9-12, 4-7.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Just as a flower which brings happiness
and sunshine to others, so was
the life of our devoted member, Everette
Cook, who died July 9, 1921,
Everette will answer the roll call ol
our society no more but still we shall
feel his presence with us in our meetings.
Therefore be it resolved:
1. That we, the members of the
Young Peoples Society of Providence
church, feel deeply the loss of our
beloved member in whose going away
a link has been severed.
2.?That we bow in humble submission
to the divine will of our Heavenly
Father grateful for the example of
faithfulness and love that Everette
has left us.
3. That we exlend to the beeraved
family our sincere sympathy in their
sorrow, and assure them that we, his
associates and friends share their sorrow
and bid them to be consoled in
contemplating his life so cheerfully
spent and so well spent in the service
of his family, his; church, and his
God.
4.?That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family and to his
aged .grandmother, also to be entered
in the minute book of our society and
in the county paper.
' NANNIE WINGARD.
LORENZ RAWL,
HEBER WARNER.
Sane ks to
II. The Best i
I ' The Kind
Good Any Time
n> It is made from pure
xl tarv dairy farms, and we 1
>)) Too it's healthy, coulc
|| Come to the h
<>> for the best cold drinks.
I> using the purest and finest
? money can buy and cleanl
> Genuine Coca-Cola, delicio
j "dope."
I "A Cigar To Sui
{ Everythin:
Harmon Dr
Lexingt
PLANTERS
COM!
1402?1407 ?
COLUM
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We Want }
We have opened a hardv
blv Street and when you a]
_ to make this score your hea
> , at home here and -feel free
even [i you do not wish to
We are offering at attra
munition, Farm and Gard<
lery, Automobile Supplies
Fencing, Bagging and Ties
Will appreciate any ord
planters:
COM
Columl
LORIOK- BATEM AN.
The following announcements have
been received in Lexington, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bateman are now at home
here:
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Augustus Lorick
| announce the marriage of their j
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.' CALOMEL MAY TURN
, I ON YOi: NEXT TIME j
1 i
I
Next Dose You Take may Salivate and
Cause World of Trouble.
.J Calomel is mercury; quicksilver. It
. I crashes into sour bile like dynamite.
J cramping and sickening you. Calomel
> I attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
- If you feel bilious, headachy, constipated
and all knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents
which is a harmless vegetable substfr
tute for dangerous calomel. Tako a
spoonful and if it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and without
making you sick, you just go back
and get your money.
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a day's
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
you right up and you feel great.
No salts necessary. Give it to the
children because it is perfectly harmless
and can not salivate.
n's Golden 1
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pn* .
in the South jl
We Serve 11
For Any Occasion g
cream and milk, from sani- M
tave it frozen ready for you. SS>>
in't be otherwise. <<>>
\exall Fountain ||
We make our drinks right, $<<
; fruits and syrups that ?<<
in^s prevails. We serve
11 n o vi rl r? Af inof //((
ua a;iu iciiconiiig uui juot \\jj
t Every Smoker." ?sv
g in' Drugs. <oS
ug Company I
on, S. C. ||
HARDWARE
PANY
Assembly Street
BIA, S. C.
rour Business
vare store at 1403-07 Assem- j ;
i
re in the city you are invited
tdquarters. Consider yourself j
i
to come in and look around
buy. !
j
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ictive prices: Guns and Am?n
Tools, Stoves, Paints, Cut>,
Axes and Hatchets, Wire
Field and Garden Seeds,
ers received from you. i
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HARDWARE !
PANY |
>ia, S. C.
daughter
Marguerite LaVinia
to
Mr. William Ashmead Courtenay
Bateman
on Thursday, September fifteenth
Nineteen hundred and twenty-one
Lexington. South Carolina
A (?ood Word for Clia-mberlain's
Cough Remedy.
Those who have used this preparation
and know from their own experience
that it is a medicine of real
worth and merit, do not hesitate about
speaking a good word for it. Edward
Lewis, Minoa, N. Y.f writes, 'T have
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for twenty years and it has never
failed to cure me. It is by far the
best cough medicine I have evei
taken."
THI
Greate
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V
Owing to our stock co
of Columbia. Those who \
the salesmen could wait up
a reason, and since the volu
gresses no further proof is i
to the expectation of the p
ONE OF OUR REMiS
OFFERS
A genuine John Churcl
cabinet phonograph with
$69.00
Guaranteed to be in first
tion. (This instrument is
worn).
I
Ask to see ov
WE HAVE SOME HIGH C
w>
From their fofiner p
OUR GREAT REDUCTI'
pianos place the best instri
"highest character."
JDuring our great piano s
give absolutely free to ov
that purchases a piano f
I good, serviceable, used
I. long as our stock oi organs
is a bonafide offer, and
given away can be used
school or Chapel work.
WATCH OUR WINDOW 1
FOR UNUSUAL RARC
Open Evenings Until 9
The Jo
1608 Main Street
final disciiargi:
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Notice is hereby given that Martha'
Sulton, as administratrix ot the es-j
tate of Simeon Johnson, deceased lias j
f
this day made application to me for i
a final discharge as such dministra- j
trix, and that Thursday, the third !
day of November, 1921, at 10 o'clock j
a. m. at my office has been appointed
for the hearing of said petition.
H. L. HARMON, (L. S.)
Acting- Judge of Probate. Lexington
County. S. C.
Octobers, 1921.?4t-c-l.
That Fearful Headache.
ll' it is caused by a bilious attack.:
take three of Chamberlain's Tablets
and be well tomorrow.
1
I JOHN CHURCH COMPJ
fst Pian
NOW GOING ON
IB ' " ' * 0 ?&
BBBBgBwJl f ?
ntaining only pianos of standarc
,risited our store Saturday night i
on. Crowds do not gather at ar
me of our sales has increased e;
lecessary to show that our price*
)iano purchasers of Columbia.
RKARI.F.I I ANftl
?>M*aaraiM 4 1^y j
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A genuine C
vralnut ease
1 Company %
i 6 records
The c:re o
' est style, but
class condi- .
a litle shop popular som<
a pleasing ai
ir bargains in used pianos of far
LASS PLAYER PIANOS THAT
$100.00 ,, $300.00
irices'. . Easy T<
m
ONS IN PRICES ON NEW Up;
iments within easy reach of any
;HES ,
NOTICE! l.H
sale we will H
cry church B ImliHsP
Lorn, us, a.. \\ia iiricii fi
Is v K* vr i sJii f
complete
oartment
Our six
rooms wil:
six custo
time?no
Victrolas !
<x\)ur recon
o'clock.
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Established 1859.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS
All persons art.- hereby notified that
they are required to take out a hunting
license even though they have
permission from owners of land to
hunt on their premises. The only
persons not required to take out licenses
are persons and their families
who hunt on their own lands or upon
lands which they have leased, or
| bona fide employes of such owners or
! leasees, as will be seen by the followI
I ill!'- f from the law "WimHnrr
; licenses must bo purchased by all
j hunters of any of the birds or aniI
mals of the State, except: (a) LandI
lords and their families upon their
1 own or leased lands, (b) bona fide
I
[ employees of such landlords holding
! written permits."
Notice is hereby given that the law
will be strictly enforced.
.TOE M .CAUGHMAN,
25-C-50 Game Warden.
INY'S : "
o Sale
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1 makes this sale is the talk 1 ?
:ound more customers than I
ly particular store without 9
ach day as the sale pro- ?
5 and pianos have come up
fHER SPECIAL
hickering Upright piano,
(used)
$95.00
f this piano is not the latthe
design was quite
e 15 years ago, and has
jpearance even today.
-? J
nous makes
' HAVE BEEN REDUCED
ems when desired. j
-ights, Grands 'and, player ?
one desiring a piano of the |
rolaC^
o announce the most |
Victor-Victrola der |
in South Carolina.
new sound proof |
I enable us to serve ?
niers at the same |
waiting. " |
from $25 to $480.
i stock is -omplete. *
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$
ch Co.
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