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Wmblanchai '" ^'C " EMj::; PHOTOGR 111 11 1528 Main St. Ne BhwhSSK I ijfi r% n n ?t* w* ? j|ss i-uk cui r r cD.ro |1 Special dealers in Coff< ? Coffees Roasted da n If 4/IA || C. D. KEJ J "WHO'S YOUR By modern methods we re move teeth and live nerves oi | fill the most sensitive tootl [* with very little pain or bac f after effects. fc \ * Special attention to ( {Baltimore Dei 1329 1-2 Main St. COLUM3 Look for Large Electric Si Exhibit at Hours 8 to 8. Su ? RefrigeratorsMcCray Refrigerators for eve: | stock, ready for shipment. Ci &r' \ 1004 Gervais Street, Columbia f | pense, No. 449 for representat S 1 Southern Seal | Compi 11 E. W. CROUCH, PLANTERS P COMP ? x 1403?1407 Ass COLUMB1 i We Want Yo ^ We have opened a hardwa: - x bly Street and when you are to make this store your headc at home here and feel free tc even if you do not wish to bu > v i r i We are offering at attract > \ munition. Farm and Garden i i lery, Automobile Supplies, j Fencing, Bagging and Ties, F I ? Will appreciate any order: ? v f ^ ===== PLANTERS H I COMP % 1 Columbia > l H 1 .- v ? I A P H E R < xt to State Bank $< R WEEK. | >HOTOS | INY CO. iia,S. C. jes Teas and Sugars lifv Sold at Cut Prices. INYCO. DENTIST?" ^ tBBSStt 'M iv( )ut-of-city patients | otai Parlors ' 31 A, S. C. Phone 586 ign and Moving Dental Stairs. ndays 10 to 3. i ry purpose carried in -Ti -- J in ana see uui av if or telephone at our exive. i e & Fixture ! any , President. IARDWARE ANY embly Street A, S. C. ur Business re store at 1403-07 Assernin the city you are invited [uarters. Consider yourself > come in and look around y. ive prices: Guns and AmTools, Stoves, Paints, Cut .\xes and Hatchets, Wire 'ield and Garden Seeds. > received from you. [ARDWARE ANY , s. c. ^ = Home Demoostratioo > The Lexington Better Butter Con> test came to a close Wednesday, Oc> tober 19. Miss Elizabeth Forney of > Winthroi? College assi ted by Miss J > Katherine Chapell of Columbia. S. C. > did the judging. * This was the last of five judgings > held in the county this summer, the , first one being held May 31. The ! following ladies entered a pound ol J | butter at least three of the five times, ^ the others who entered only once or ' twice were not totaled: 'm Average Score Mrs. E. P. Shealy, Gilbert...91 1-2 Mrs. P. A. Smith. Gilbert ..91 1-2 Mrs. C. P. Shealy, Gilbeit ..91 1-5 Mrs. W. J. Smith, Lexington 90 7-10 Mrs. H. S. Taylor. Gilbert ..9 0 3-5 Mrs. Willie Warner, Lexington 90 1-6 Mrs. S. Ernest Shealy, Chapin 90 1-10 Mrs. Jake Seay, Lexington ..90 1-10 Mrs. George Taylor, Lexington,90 1-10 Mrs. P. H. Seay, Lexington 9 0 1-1C Mrs. Perry Corley, Lexington 90 1-10 Mrs. D. I. Wingard, Lexington 89 3-10 Miss Nettie Shealy, Lexington 89 Miss Mary C. Wingard, Lexington S8 9-10 Mrs. Viola Hayes, Lexington 8S 3-5 " Mrs. J. A. Wessinger, Chapin SS 3-4 = Mrs. A. P. Kcuon, Lexington 88 1-10 Mrs. Daniel Hayes, Lexington 88 I Mrs. I.. V. Bouknight, Chapin 87 7-10 Mrs. Lula Bouknight, Chapin 86 3-4 (Mrs. W. J. Ballentine, Chapin 86 3-5 t>i?? .v^c. thus: I lie |/i 1/^tO ??V4V t?.t? First prize.?Cash $11). 00 to lady making highest total score. Tie between Mrs. E. P. Shealy and Mrs. P. A. Smith, each making a total score of 457 1-2 pointp. Second prize.?Cash $6.00 to lady making highest total score. Tie again between'Mrs. E. P. Shealy and Mrs P. A. Smith, each Vnaking an average score of 91 1-2 points. Third prize.?Cash $4.00 to lady making the greatest improvement was won by Mrs. Daniel Hayes, making an improvement of 2 1-2 points. We are all sorry indeed that a prize could not be given to each contestant for one and all were quite de- , serving. However, it is to be hoped ' ?that each has been greatly benefitted ' and that the market for good country ? J butter gotten through these contests held all over the state will be of J much service and aid to our country . I"! ladies who did not have a market for j,:f their surplus butter. r| 1, as the County Home Demonstrate? tion Agent, wish to thank the Lexi?!f jjjj ington Branch of The Bank of Wes- . |I tern Carolina and the Home National || Bank, Lexington, for the interest , II taken in the work by making our III prizes available. ^ mi ? 1 9 > ? ;.j A Jay-Walker. ' [ Pedestrian (to traffic cop)?"Offi!"| cer, what is the quickest way to the lp| hospital?" S"! Cop?"Well, you cross here and [I you'll be there in fifteen minutes." bj No Great Trust. 1 |!j "Yes, Algy, we can De marriea. |"I Father says he will trust me to you." ! "Think he would indorse my note for two hundred plunkets?" *' "Xo, I don't think he would trust \ you to that extent, Algy.." A < (hhJ Word for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Those who have used this preparation and know from their own exper" ience 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., writes, "I 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 ever taken." CALOMEL USERS TAKE AWFUL RISK . Very Next Dose of Treacherous Drug May Start Terrible I 4 Salivation The next dose of calomel you take | . may salivate you. It may shock your j liver or start bone necrosis. Calomel is! daogerous. It is mercury, quicksilver, i I i It crashes into sour bile like dvna! < mite, cramping and sick ;ning you . i i i ! Calomel attacks the bones and should i , I 5 never be put into your system. If you feel bilious, headachy, con- , stipated and all knocked out, just go to your druggist and set a bottle of ' Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents j which is a harmless vegetable substi ; tute for dangerous calomel. Take a !: ; spoonful and if it doesn't start yourj j liv*r and straighten you up better and | j quicker than nasty calomel and with-j i ; I out making you sick, you just go back j and get your money. J ! ; Don t take calomel! It can m?: be! ' s ij trusted any more than a leopard or a ! I wild-cat. Take Dodson's Liver Tone] which straightens you right up and ; makes you feel fine. No salts neces-j sary. Give it to the children because! it is perfectly harmless and can not ! salivate. i F "ML BATHS RESTORE HEALTH TO LOCAL SUES" ii. II. Wischcn of 1D> X. Gayoso St.. Now Orleans. La., writes to Tyrrefl's Hygienic Institute of New York, folio ws: i "As to what the Cascade has done for inc. I can say that I suffered with my stomach a long time. After running from one doctor to another, ami after consulting at least twenty doctors, and some of the leading doctor ? of inv citv. all with the exception of | ono of them wanted to operate on nv\ j I was so sick that I even went t.> i: j Springs. Ark., but got no relic/, so last I made, up my miud to use t'c Cascade, as you instructed and went along using it for at least one year, since then I have had no use for drug< at all. It is about three years ag that I started, since then I have not spent a cent for drugs, and if J fed a little out of the way, or have a headache or cold. I just fall back oa it a^d it never goes back on me. I worn.I not part with it for any amount "f money." * The "J. B. L. Cascade*' cleanses the lower intestine its entire length and keeps it always free of poisonous waste. Thousands testify that Constipation, Indigestion. Stomach Troubles, Biliousness. Headache and all the many serious troubles which they cause are absolutely relieved and prevented by Nature Treatment. A. J. MATHIAS Lexington, S. C. v :!1 gbmly explain to you the simple oi-rai;"U "f the "J#B. L. Cascade," w'iv it is so certain in its results, and will gi'" you free of cost, an interesting lill!'' book containing the results of the experiences (-- I)r. Chas. A. Terrell ?tf Xi'iV \ork. who was a spe<ialist ou Intestinal Complaints for 27, ye.:rs in that city. Why not cut this out as a reminder to get this book as soon as possible. Remember, please, it is free. I TAX NOTICIO. j i Office County Treasurer 1 Lexington County. I Lexington, S. C., Oct. 11, 1921. Public notice is hereby given that state, county and school taxes fori Lexington county will be received by1 me from October loth, to December 31st, 1921, inclusive. The levy is as follows: For State purposes 12 mills For County purposes ..7 1-2 mills For Int. and Prin. Highway loan 3 mills For past indebtedness.. 4 mills For Constitutional school tax 3 mills For weak schools . . . . 1-2 mill Total 30 mills Special tax as folows: District No. 1. Special and bonds, 12 mills. District No. S. Special and bonds, 14 mills. District No. 14. Special and bonds, S mills. District No. 15. Special and bonds, 34 mills. District No. IS. Special and bonds, 36 mills. District No. 25. Special and bonds, 12 mils. District No. 29. Special and bonds, 16 mills. District No. 36. Special and bonds, 5 mills. District No. 37. Special and bonds, 14 mills. District No. 60. Special and bonds, 12 mills. District No. 66. Special and bonds, S mills. District No. 76. Special and bonds, 12 mills. District No. 12. Special and bonds, 10 mills. District Nos. 9, 10, 11, 13, 16, 21, 27, 32, 34, 35, 38, 40, 42^, 43, 45, 50, 53, 59, 61, 63,64, 69, 71," 77, 7S. 80, S3, 84, and 87?8 mills. Dstrct Nos. 41. 79 and 82?6 mills. District Nos. 2, 3. 4, 5. 7, 17, 19, 20, 22. 30. 31, 33, 39, 46. 4S, 49, 55, 32, 75, 88?4 mills. District Nos. 6. 23, 24. 26, 28, 44, 17, 51. 70, 72. 74?2 mills. Capitation Road Tax $5.00, optional upon all male citizens between the *ges of IS to 55 or work 3 days in lieu. Poll Tax $1.00 upon all male citizens between the ages of 21 to 60. Dog tax 31.25 for every dog over G months old. In remitting jour tax money please state whether you wish to pay road Lax or work. also, state how many logs you have. In order to avoid any confusion as tnere are many omer smiths, make your money order or cashier's check payable *to \Y. J. Smith. Treasurer, and address your retter to \V. J. SMITH, it" Treasurer Lexington County. ! I i i. 1 WHEN in Columbia, Lunch with us at Creamery Lunch Itoom 121G Lady Street, 1-2 block front Main, l'ou will be as -i rru.x welcome as uie noivcrs m .uai. j. m-best of everything and reasonable prices. Creamery Lunch, | P216 J.ndy St. Columbia, S. C. I I "As Copeland Goes, So Go LEARN THE V What Kind of Do You W The Right Kind? We want to show the men of L of Suits and Overcoats that are ri Right in Fabric, Right in Style, Right in Price SUITS AND OVERCOAT New Fall Hats STETSON, TRIMBLE, CO! $5.001 Holeproof Hosiery For Men, V 1535 Main Street | EAGLE'"MiKADO^^^^ f! For Sale at your Dealer ASK FOH THE YELLOW PENCIL WI' j SA^IE MIKADC | EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY Montgomery Groce Columbia, s. 1101 Gervais Street 7S0 Elmwood Ave. 1108 HamptOn Street THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR CASH: REl FLOUR, BACON,* LARD AND SUG We carry Everything in the Grocery L to Please. Try I's Before You Buy ar Have Your Photogr J LYLE >>? Winner of First Prize at the Sou gw for Seven Ye* || Phone 522' || 1511 Main Street We Are Naming S[ On Galvanized Corrugated Rooi Painted Metal Shingles. Aspl Roofing Mason and Ideal I Canning Outfits and Ca Oil Cook Stoves a t 'f Get our iatest prices WRICK BRO 1533 Main Street, Columbia i ii .I. | 'Everything Good AT THE I II Sanitary ( 1345 Main Street, . ( 7-70me Cooking and Reasonable ] "Little Differei Quick, Polite and attentive servi Open Day and Night. ! es the Fashion" /AY. Clothes fear exington county a line 11 ight. ; S?$25 to $60 VNETT ;o $12.50 ^omen and Children ORDER BY MAIL , j WE PREPAY , BOY'S DEPARMENT \ ; 2ND FLOOR j a TAKE ELEVATOR \ Columbia, S. C. ' ====g~% ^^.Pencil No. 174 \ Made in five grades ril THE RED BAND > ?, NEW YORK ry Company c. Telephone 24IS ^ 1 Telephone 333? v ; '-X Telephone 2060 ? TAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES \ ;ar our specialties ine, and Our Chief Aim is ./ id A*on Will be Convinced aphs Made at || UDIO th Carolina State Fair ?? lecial Prices ing 10x14 Galv. and lalt Shingles and "Roll miit Jars nning Supplies ,nd ovens <' MRS j S. C. Phone 4PS f i I To Eat" Cafe Columbia, S. C. Prices. at" from the others ce. j