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in good; condition and will hoavy work, for sale at a barHARM0X DRUG C? " p-?- " FRUIT TREE SPRAY Pure Hluestone, clear crystals, i ^ * "takes care of your wheat." B. T. L fruit tree spray, "saves your A full line of insecticides. y^ chemicals, etc. $Fv' -Save your crops, plants and trees. booklet on Spraying. - HARMON DRUG CO., - Good Health jou would enjoy good health, f|g|?*;..-yaur^ bowels regular. No one reasonably hope to feel well, .constipated. "When needed, take ^^^mjberlain's Tablets. They are mild V |BMlilhr'?tl In^s Tablets Have Done Her I' * World of Good. ^^^Iianaberlain's Tablets have done world of good," writes Mrs. Ella y . |Bgp|Jl|ttO, Klrkvilie, JN. x . "? nave JpplfoMgnended them to a number of ' &' ffiends and all who have used < ^Spjj>U.. praise them highly." When jp ^H^tbied with indigestion or constipag^ve them a trial and realize for ^^ftrself what an excellent medicine ' NOTICE OF ELECTION. I" All qualified resident electors and |$ri&eholders in Chapin school district tt?||P^^66"will please take notice that an will be held at the school ifeerein, on Wednesday, the day of November, 1921, to vote ^^wtt'-^dditional levy of six mills for School purposes. Polls will open at 7 and close at 4 p. m. Bring tax ^^''*^f6peipt and registration certificate. ??':\ . K>' order of the County Eoard of Igp!? R. F. CUMALANDER, N. S. DERRICK, p|: "GARY H. SHEALY, 3taard of Trustees Chapin District No. THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH fresh shipment of Nunnally's ^hlgrh grade candy just received by express. Nunnafly candies are the best ijoif the South, made near your home ^ad received fresh by Express. The prices have been reduced and the Ijuality made better, if its possible to soafce better candy. We have all size HARMON DRUG CO., lw Lexington, S. C. || We are Still Goods, C at 60 pi en&l: B- . ren>s Wjjg'' \ % I; Mack's Br > fe.^' Cor. Washington and Assei H I; "*""" ' T LK I S I 1 The k t. y ~ - - i ? ? Wi-;[ - ' t-yfe V 1 SWANSEA STORE ROBBEI) LAST WEEK?REWA RD j Swansea, Xov. 5.?The store of j Rubin & Peskin, here, was robbed j last night. They estimate their loss^ at $300.00, The thieves entered the: building by breaking out a glass win-J dow on the front. Xo clue as to! who did it. fiubin & Peskin offer a reward ot nnn on o * the robbers with evidence v*vv-v\" I to convict. SIIILOII DOTS. The farmers are almost , through sowing their grain. Center school opened Monday, November 7, with large attendance. Miss Eunice Rawl spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Ethel Price. Mises Minnie and Maude - Keislei spent Saturday night with Misses Lizzie and Viola Rawl. Mr. and Mrs. "Washington Leaphart dined with Mr. Colie Long and family Sunday. I Mr. George Rawl and family took a flying trip to Batesburg Saturday af LC1UWII. Mr. Walter Rawl spent Saturday night and Sunday with his chum, Mr. Festus and Labon Sease. I . Plowing under cotton stalks now is said to be the best way to combat the boll weevil. Everybody ought at least to try it. TWICE PROVEN I ' If you suffer backache, sleepless nights, tired, dull days and distressing urinary disorders, don't experiment. Read this twice-told testimony. It's Lexington evidence?doubly proven. John J. Taylor, carpenter, W. ! Main St., says: "I had a constant! pain in the small of my back and I could hardly work at my trade. The kidney secretions passed too N often and I had to get up a number of times each mgnt on tnat account, uoan s Kidney Pills, which I got from the Harmon Drug Co., gave me splendid relief, Strengthened my back, and re- | lieved the other symptoms of kidney I complaint." USES OCCASIONALLY. Four years later Mr. Taylor said: "The recommendation I gave Doan's Kidney Pills still holds good. I find, when my kidneys bother me, that all I have to do is take a few Doan's and I am soon in good shape." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mr. Taylor had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, X. Y. Offering Our i lo thing, Shoes < Cents on the L pron and Dress Ginghams 10c iting, good grade, the yard 12 SHOPS en Scouts, the pair $ lid leather dark tan dress sh ish last, pair $ g reduction on Women and CI > Shoes. A trial will convnice yo Dry Good on the Market Square mbly Sts. :al elal Of All Kinds Dispatch^ BANK'S NEW PRESIDENT At a meeting ol' the directors of th Bank of Western Carolina held last week, Mr. Wiliam B. Turner, Managei of the Ellenton branch and Vicepresident of the big bank, was elected President, and Julian B. Salley, Esq., of Aiken was elected as Vice-president. Mr. Turner has for years been a I business man 01 note in this section I . ! and is highly esteemed in the busi-1 ness world. Mr. Sallev is President | i of the Aiken Business League, a sound, careful business man and will make an excellent team-mate with the new head of the large banking institution. Mr. Turner and family will shortly move to Aiken and the people will gladly welcome them into the social life of our community.?Aiken Journal and Review. NEW MARKET FOR LEXINGTON. The Lexington Meat Market has opened for business next door to Wingard-Roberts store, and is prepared to fill the wants of this community in the fresh meat line. Mr. H. E. Wingard is in charge of the market and guarantees to the public first-1 "+ ^11 imoc niifa tho nPW Class* 1IJCUI <X\. CLII liiuro. , market a trial. j i WHEN in Columbia, Lunch with us at Creamery Lunch Room 121G Lady Street, 1-2 block from Main. Tou will be as welcome as the flowers in May. The best of everything and reasonable prices. Creamery Lunch, 121G Lady St. Columbia, S. C SHOES TETE KIND THAT WEARS EASY AND LONGES'i We are always prepared to serve our Lexington friends from a large stock of dependable Shoes for every kind of wear, in all leathers and sizes. The "Family Shoe Store of Columbia," Fanners' Medium and Heavy Work Shoes a Specialty. E P.& F. A. DAVIS BDBHBBHHHHHI Stock of Dry and Hats )ollar. the l-2c 1.95 toes, .75 lild . fs 5fore Columbia, S. C. ll MS lews - . Y our Subs< * * Si Dispat I _ Your Home 1 Brings You Ei News of Your T MmM Will P Is Silt 17 1 II ou can maKe vestment for your family. ft i a nnr LAM Unless your subscrip December 1st we wi stop your paper. Th< er will tell you the d subscription expires. If You Can't Postoffice Ord FW I JU TT | :ription to ch-News 1 i ?aper Wh~/~ iery Week the County. a Year--52 % es. -> no better inyourself or I -? S. CALL v 5 ?tion is renewed by -1 ill be compelled to 3 label on your papate on which your DON'T DELAY. Come Send I ler or Check I