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WANTADS. ,' LOST?One 34x4 tire on Studebaker rim, Friday, October 14th, in Lexington or on Augusta road within two one-half miles west of Lexington. Reward for return to Dispatch-News. FOR SALE?Steam tractor 18 H. P. saw mill with Simon No. 9 blade, one timber cart. H. C. Wanna ??. iN /^1 O 4- y-v d O maker, sanay kun, ?. ^ THOSE that have bought coupons why not use them Fair week.Blan. chards Studio, Columbia, S. C. 3t-c-l FOR RENT?The G. W. Kyzer place about 45 acres open good for cotton, corn, potatoes and grain. Apply to Hamp L. Roof, Lexington( ? Route 2. * 2w-p ; ASBESTOS RUBBER SHINGLES? 40 squares of Asbestos Rubber Shingles 7x12 seconds, suitable for covering houses, outbuildings or sheds; fireproof; at half cent a shingle. Mrs. G. M. Harman, Lex-1 ington, S. C. tf |5 FOR SALE?A^ Ajax 8h. p. engine, 1 shingle mill and blocker, all in good condition, for sale at a bargain to a quick buyer. J. M. Kleckley, Rt. one, Lexington, S. C. 4t-p-l LOTS FOR SALE?Four good building lots conveniently located on Harman street. All four lots, three and half acres in one, or sepa- r rately as desired. Sold on easy ] terms. G. M. Harman, Lexington, ? ' ' S. C. tf i t YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD?Send i dime, birthdate for truthful, re-1 liable convincing reading. Hazel < Hause, Box 215, Los. Angeles, Cal. < 4t-p-53 \ i FOR SALE?200 bushels Fulghum c seed oats." Price reasonable. H. C. t .. Hendrix, Lexington, S. C., Route i i 2. 2t-p-l i , i.? t FOR SALE?Bagging and ties. See ? us before buying. Sam P. & W. P. j Roof, Jr., Lexington, S. C. f FOR SALE?Bagging and tires. See us before buying. Sam P. & W. P. Roof, Jr., Lexington, S. C. v I BRA1 * I I ' I I And Con J Br I Columl It is Gooi -H You should have seen ti H We are exceedingly tha: . , else just as joyful. 15 SSS5ESSS5S5SBSSSSB I I $5 Val 2. Ij One big lot of childi I I In black or tan, so <| 0 leather. Regular 3 j gl $2.45 p. ii w \ ""!!> I H T-? < K*"' L- J3-''4 a lij h 17TT* 3 S t ?i n I H v-, (, P j vv \ WE GUARAKTEE $36.00 per week full time or 75c an hour spare time selling guaranteed Hosiery. Agents making $75.00 to $125.00 a week. Good hosiery is an absolute necessity, you can sell it easily. Our Fall line ready at prewar prices. Eagle Hosiery Company, Darby, Fa. . * 10t-p-5S TRESPASS NOTICE All persons are hereby warned not to trespass on lands of the undersigned bv huntina or otherwise, under penalty of the law. G. E. HARM AN, 4t-2-"p Lexington, Rt. 1. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned not to trespass on the premises of the un-' dersigned by fishing or otherwise, under penalty of the law. J. L. TAYLOR, ISIAH TAYLOR, Gilbert, S. C.?4t-2-p TRESPASS NOTICE This is to notify all persons not to hunt, day or night, or trespass in any manner whatsoever as the law will positively be enforced against all trespassers on our lands. HARPER BELL, THOS. FERRELL, FRANK FERREL. October 12, 1921.?4w-2-p. . # SALE OF LAND ! Notice is hereby given that on fuesday, the first day of November, Lyzi, Detween xne noura ot ?v a. m. | ind 12 noon, at the J. Luther Shull lomeplace, I will sell at public aucion to the highest bidder, the followng described real estate, sold for division among the heirs of J. Luther shull: Eighty-seven acres more or less [with good dwelling and some outjuildings) in Lexington township, ibout four miles southeast of town >f Lexington, bounded as follows: On he east by Daniel Roof estate, south )y O. Steele, west by Dalton Shull, iortn by Mellie Shumpert and Lee shull. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to jay for papers. W. MOODY SHULL, Administrator Estate of J. Luther Shull. Lexington, Route 4.?4t-c-53. gggg??J /E THI c iL r ne lu juui/i v/i ai;e Them Agi bia's Gre? i VALUES--N( the Store t< he store at closing time the lasl nkful for the big results that w < mat** rnuuHttKm !ue I 200 I > t_ 81 Bring the who!< en s shoes. g| & gS save money. W ,me patent I on sale 200 pair >5 value? i? shoes, values u] Bl $5.00. Choice ? i ** I Y9 I; y i JO&2?L - E fy jlf-S '-yW^s V T5^ J l *" . ' . -: v- -. " < / ! %;# ^ . t " ?,?>.' ?-. 3> "? MI411 -T.rpy. '->.. < . EKaL.'?.:? M-a. - - r .'A..'. ! SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY. By consent and agreement by the heirs, and all concerned, .in the estate of the late Pierce G. Taylor, deceased, and Mrs. Fannie L. Taylor, widow surviving, we will sell to the highest bidder at the home place ot T"?: /-? ..1 ? ? ^.. Ov.3 /lov /-,< "V^_ X ICI'UVS VJ" . v.)J1 utu uu.r v/i vember, 1921, the following personal property, to wit: Three mules, mower and rake, stalk cutter, one two-horse wagon, one one-horse wagon, one rubbertired buggy and harness, one shop outfit and all other farming implements, together with corn, fodder, peas, hay, oats and other feeds. The sale will take place at the old ! homestead beginning at 10 a. m. Terms of sale: Cash. FANNIE Li. TAYLOR, Gilbert, S. C. NOTICE. The Compulsory attendance law will take effect on November 21st, 1921, in Central School DistVict No. 53. W. R. LUCAS, J. F. HUTTO, COLEN JEFCOAT, Board of Trustees. 2t-c SALE OF PROPERTY. On Monday, November 7, being salesday, I will offer for sale during the legal hpurs of sale, at the court house door, the Jefferson Place, on XJI'jJUt. HLItSei, ill iu Ji, LUULaiuing 2 3-4 acres and a four room dwelling. Terms of sale cash. J. ANDREW LONG, 4t-p-2 Administrator. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY t On November the 10th, 1921, beginning at 10 o'clock I will sell at public auction at the late residence of Enoch'Swygert, deceased, all the personal property belonging to the estate' of the said Enoch Swygert, deceased, consisting of blacksmith shop, farm implements, corn, peas, fodder / etc. Terms of sale cash. Immediately after the sale of the personal property, the heirs will offer the home place for cash. The tract containing thirty-seven (37) acres. YODER J. SWYGERT," Executor. arolina's Great nnr! i itest Shoe )t Good Luck--' 0 Capacity fc three weeks! Looked as if a eye e are obtaining and we are goii Pairs | Men' 1 family and ?3 Remember , Ea len days onl e have placed Sg meil's f;ne s s of ladies' low \l med.um or 1 11 that the Boo p to ?4.50 and || sold for ?1 ? | last? 95 II ^' I'1,!; r;^E Li IN FULL I ! LAND AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE I will sell at public auction on th 10th of November, 1921, commencin at 10 o'clock a. m., my place, locate near the Hollow Creek school hous< 39 3-4 acres of land, with dwellin and barn, farming implements, lun: ber and shingles, two mules, two mil cows and t\v*o vearlings. Terms < sale cash. 3w-3-p EMANUEL PRICE. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that Marth Sulton, as administratrix of the es tate of Simeon Johnson, deceased ha this day made application to me fo a final discharge as such dministra trix, and that Thursday, the thir day of November, 1921, at 10 o'cloc! a. m. at my office has been appoints for the hearing of said petition. | H. L. HARMON, (L. S.) Acting Judge of Probate, Lexing ton County, S. C. October 6, 1921.?4t-c-1YES OR NO _ S~\ Do the letters ever mix and run to gether when you read at night? Do you suffer from headaches? Do you get sleepy after reading i short while at night? Do your eyes ever feel tired anc heavy after a day's work is over These troubles are all symptoms o eye strain and can be relieved wit! properly fitted glasses. Stop in, let us make an examina tion of your eyes and advise you. 1221 MAIN ST. COLUMBIA, S. C 277 KING ST. CHARLESTON, S. C EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED OJLWatler Optical Co. 1221 Main Street, Columbia, S. C 277 KING ST. CHARLESTON S. C I?T?Wll WU5 I est Fair I ? Sale rhat Fills lone had been through | ng to make somebody 1 ni il f! s dhoesl this sale lasts for j?l y. One large lot of Bj noes, black or tan. 1 arrow toe. Shoes j terie has always 2.50. While they 55.95 7 fsH "* I >cn I I I ?? ; Si I 00 U ill tBHEasssaES jj| 3LAST ! I w/vTfr ^'SMHWv-y. " -v- -ammwawv* g^^gg^jngj?I1, ;]FALL OP I Special TANENB. * I 933 Gervais St. C II A Visit Will Surely a | be a Great Savi . | LADIES COi Si Ladies coats in short or lono- - Ibroidered in velours, poplins, and shades, very snappy styles.. Our $ii.50'?$; Coats in all sizes and d COAT sur -We have a large variety of co; critical taste, and prices are lowe $12 soto $: We can assure you a saving of 3< ready-to-we LADIES DRE Is is your best opportunity tc \e.y low price, but not in qualil er.cagh to suit anybody's purse. $5.98'? $1 A large assortment colors, in tri< j also black. MIDDY SU All wool middy suits navy blue braidlet, a bargain $15. Our price $7.50,0 $1 iWe have them m MENS, YOUNG MENS AND BOI SUITS All wool men and young men's An suits Srench serge navy blue, as m good as they make them, well jJ i worth $50. Our price $3; 1 $25.00 I | A special lot of mens and youn? i and sizes, well worth ?27.50. Oi ] $18.50 I BOYS SUI1 It's no use of putting off the bu: | we have them right now cheape 12 All wool tailor made suits navy ' T\ 4 blue serg sizes from 7 to 17 two v pair of pants to each suit, com1 pare it with others you pay 20 i Sjo | | or $25. Our price I $10.00 3 $ Boy's pants you can always find a very good selection of | boys pants. Our prices ranges ass 1 80" $1.24, $1.75 J A special lot of boys suits in I all colors and sizes; well made . we up. Our price special $4.75 i EXTRA SPEC Dress Gingham Apron Gingham Bleaching S Percales 1 Best Table Oil Cloth _ Pure white linen table damask .... ;l Sea Island ? Cheked homespun fast color | Bed Ticking IB Window uunain o!oai We also handle a large assort: whole family, nothing but guaran TANF.NB ! u 933 Gerv&is St. C 4 'f. s at j i olumbia, S. C. Convince and ng to you. \TS fur collar, plain or emplushes all wool, latest prices range from !4.50 different styles. rs at suits, to suit the most sr than ever before 10.00 1 [) to 50 per cent on your ar. SSES I > buy your fall dress at a ? ty, we have dresses low a 6.50 I ^otines, navy blue serge, g ITS I i with silver or gold I ' ^ 38 I 150 II all sizes. f fS FALL AND WINTER mother lot of mens ard young ins suits all wool navy blue jre heavy and light weight s suit is sold everywhere for 1. Our price $20.00 1| g mens suits in all colors tr price ' \ 1 7.1 r s ping a suit for the boy, - " r than ever in years. vo pair pants to the suit iother lot of boys suits in :olors and sizes; well worth ;ix . >0. Our price (PC CA I ' iTou will always find a large ;ortment of men's dress, and , >rlfc pants in all colors and ferent sizes, prices lower than ever had, ranges price >1.70, $4, $5.5(1 :ial ; lyi 10c and 15c Yard 10c Yd. 11c, 15c, 20c Yd. IrH 10c to 20c Yd. 3?cYd- pi 75c Yd. M 7c to 12 l-2c Yd. 12 l-2c Yd; y |rj| 15c, 20c, 25c Yard ....12 l-2c, 15c, 20c Yard ment of shoes to fit the iteed shoes only. A TW W F? & m Efl S M* olumbia, S. C. gj-mMSiSLi^yas^r^AM. 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