The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, March 15, 1922, Image 3

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| SCHOOLNEWS: , |By JULIUS 13. SHARPE,. Comity I Superintendent of 'Education. It is expected that quite a large number of Lexington county teachers will attend the State Teachers' Association which is being held in Columbia Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Holidays are being granted Thursday and Friday. The next regular meeting of the County Teachers' Associatibn will be neld in the Lexington High school building, Saturday March 18th. The program and a full announcement will be published in next week's paper. This will probably be the last meeting and every teacher it? i * urged to attend. The question of State Aid lias been worrying both teachers and trustees for some time and in order that they may be in possession of the facts concerning the status of each particular class of schools, the following letter from Mr. Swearingen is quoted: "Supt. Julius 13. Sharpe. "Lexington, S. "Dear Kir: '.Your letter of March 13th concerning State Aid came this morning. 'Under the Appropriation Dill as finally passed, 1 now think that all rural graded school applications can be paid in full. 1 hope to pay these applications during March. Money shall be forwarded as soon as the State Treasurer informs me that money is in the treasury. "High school explications under the General law will probably be paid in full. Of course, it is impossible for me to determine every detail until the facts concerning outside enrollment and attendance have been reported . This money shall be sent out perhaps about May 10th. "Vocational classes will he paid in .full. This money will be sent out about May 15th or L'Otli. "The payment of equalizing applications is a birr problem. The postponement of taxes complicates this situation almost beyond measure. Iri effect, taxes will hardly be collected now before September, although the resolution of postponement says June let. The loop comes in the clause "Provided," That executions shall issue June 1st, but shall not he put in the hands of the sheriff for collection before September 1st, "My present plan is to take the auditors figures for the three mill Constitutional tax and also for all local district taxes. Upon this basis equalizing applications can be calculated and payment can be made during the first haif of June. "All those questions shall be fully discussed at the soring conference of county superintendents. I shrill call this dtjnforonce as soon as the I.awr have been,considered by the Governor and either signed or retained for future consideration. The legislative session was protracted by twenty days. This unusual length will interfere somewhat with the whole situation. During the last week of March, however, 1 shall he in a position to decide many of these question.' and decision cannot be had before thnt date. According to my information, the Governor is still handling new Acts, the Comptroller General is checking up the Appropriation 1 til! and the State Treasurer is trying to get enough money i" pay (laisns. "1 hope your trusties arc advi-dug all their patrons to pay their in order to protect the schools. "Yours respect fully. ".JOHN K. SWHAitlNCK.W . "State Sr.pt. education." \(IVPII KlHSTt DOTS NO. K7 . The health of ths district does very well with the exception of a few. I Wo are Very jjorrv to know f Miss Vesta Jefcoa^'eing sick. We hope for! iier a spedy recovery. The Kpwcrth League will meet nc\t | Sunday morning at Khenezer church with .a short program. The public is cordially invited. Misses A. A. Schoenberg and lilanche HarUy, froas Columbia Col)e#;e, aro home now lor a week. ??v.>?->? Try one of our 1 ivk. Premier brand (Now Tread) Tires for S10.85. The j Kod Arrow Filling Station. ' |||||l|^ Eggs Fi \f||||y @*v?r ifthc-s < r; lucr. ? ! produces fast f.r.'iWih in young e!ijek?. Wo earrv a complete line of Cin-W. S Hons and Poultry. We wil' gladly rcf-itul results from the use of any CV.ro-;jet jeru AUTHORIZED DEAi.ERS M. W. Boozer Cbapln, 8. (\ Hrncklniid Cash tiro. .New Hrookiand, S. C. Karitle Drug Store Ctiapin, S.C. It. Wor.singor e< Hon Chaj.ln, S, C. I.. P. for Bstesburg, S. C. WATBIUXG FORD X FAVS. The recent heavy rains have caused .jfurni Wfufy to come to a standstill, but a few sunshiney days will put things in motion again. The second quarterly conference of the Gilbert circuit was held at Fond Branch M.?E. church last Saturday, the 11th Inst. Mrs. Ruby Price called on Mrs. Buey A. Howard just a short while last Tuesday evening. Mr. ftnd Mrs. M. F. Kyzer visited old "Uncle H^nry" .and Mrs. Howard last Wednesday evening. Come again. Mrs. Paul Hnrman of Gilbert spent several days near here last week, visiting her daughter, Airs. H. F. Kyzer. Mrs. J. B. Ballington of the old Clark Mill section visited her sister, Mrs. H. A. Howard, last Thursday. Mr. P. J. Ballington, wife and children, and also his father, Mr. John P. Ballington went to Gilbert shopping last Thursday, returning via the 'Ford. Mr. M. M. Howard visited relatives last Saturday night and Sunday over on Congaree Creek. Mrs. H. A. Howard is very gratej ful to Mrs. H? F. Kyzer, who so kindly remembered her last week j with a nice mess of pudding?ind sausj age. 'Many thanks. Messrs. E. H. Dolirnian, D. AV. Price and Goodman Tlminons are now in Spartanburg taking a course in harboring at the barber college in that city. If it was possible to run an excursion from earth to heaven, some people would l?c too stingy to go on a free ticket. Brother farmer keep your oyer open! Do not be deceived into buying a cheap grade of fertilizer at a high price, if you need more sand just come to me and 1 will give you a couple of tons that will do your crop about as much good as a cheap grade ?.f* guano. You go to the "guano , man" and tell him you want cheap guano and by the way he gives it Mo you, you do not get value received hut you simply get what you ask for. | IMiAY AT XKWBUKG. There will be a play presented at Newburg on Friday night, March 24, entitled "Always in Trouble," beginning at eight o'clock. A small admission fee will be charged for the benefit of the school. Everybody invited to come. ! PENNflS CHEWING TOBACCO I (|| 'Offit Every Mem e for a Jojii. You can make layers i out of mt'> uol'tary lien you own. Egg Producer tonic, develops 1 lie oirit-produein;; organs; I yum: pullus; keep*. poultry l,ealthy and pouiul I rn i "tits. . N ? tan.lard loiue.iics for Horses, Mnlea. Cattle, your money If >uu fall to get satisfactory tily. t:i LEXINfiTO.'vJ COUNTY J. M. Craps Gilbert, S. C. Kico H. Harmon l^slngton, 8. C. .1. It. Lanlord Swnnsea. H. C. 1 Julian Sh.irpc Edmunds, S. C. IS j I^^MTTTTT "T??~ i ? ? ?? - ?.v . .. t- | _ GVNTEBr-REBDER. ' On' Saturday evening, March 11, Miss Myrtle Guntei*' and Mr. J.- E. Reeder, both of the Swansea section were quietiy married. The marraige took place at the Swansea Baptist parsonage, the Rev. J. R. McKittrick performing the ceremony. lloed Tlit's and Tubes, fresh shipment at the Rod Arrow rilling Station .. WEAK, NERVOUS, ALL RUN-DOWN Missouri Lady Suffered Until She Tried CardoL?Says " Result Was Surprising."?Got Along Fine, Became Normal and Healthy. Springfield Mo.?"My back was so weak I could hardly stand up, and I would have bearing-down pains and was not well at any time," Bays Mrs.! D. V. "Williams, wife of a well-known farmer on Route 6, this place. "I kept getting headacbeB and having to go to bed," continues Mrs. Williams describing the troubles from which she obtained relief through the use of Cardul. "My husband, having heard of Cardul, proposed getting It for me. "I Baw after taking Bome Cardul ... that I was improving. The result was surprising. I felt like a different1 person. "Later I suffered from weakness j end weak back, and felt all run-down, j I did not rest well at night, I was so \ nervous and cross. My husband said I he would get me some Cardul, which j Ti. -A ? - 1 uo uiu. it sircngtneneu me . . . J\iy | doctor said I got along fine. I was in I good healthy condition. I cannot Eay too much for it." Thousands of women have suffered aa Mrs. Williams describes, yntil they found rell&f from the uso of CarduL Sinco it has helped bo many, you ebould not hesitate to try Cardul If troubled with womanly ailments. For sale everywhere. EL81 NEW GARDEN SEEDS. AVe are receiving daily shipments of new crop garden seeds of all kinds, early peas, beans, uorn, turnips. beets, tomatoes, etc., seeds for all vegetables grown In this section .from reliable seedsmen. Field seeds in bulk and a gret variety of superior flower seeds in popular priced .papers. See our large ad. elsewhere in this issue., ^ . HARMON DRUG CO^, The REXALL Stose, , Lexington, S. C. . . ?? | Can you' I | create j X &*** *? K S in a f f?m?? I i| "AIUIO.V DRCO CO., Ixvslngton. S. c. *'"* !>'V?--; >X?i'^~c?rrj,.i2.T5-e*r.-2*r*-*7- , ,>fraaffi3 Found n Care for liKlip-htlon. "1 use Chamberlain's Stomach and I.iver Tablets for indigestion and find they suit my ease heter than any dyspepsia remedy 1 have ever tried , and I have used many ditferent medicines. I am neatly fifty years ot age and have suffered a great deal from indigestion. 1 can eat almost anything 1 want to, now," writes C.eorge \V. Emory, 1 lock Mills, Ala. These tablets ? ontain no pepsin but strengthen the stontaeh aivl enable it to digest,the food naturally. "The Farmer's Worst Ktii'my?Hats The Faiyner's Best Friend? 1 tat-Snap.'' Those are the words of .Taptes Baxter. N. "Ever since I tried ItATSNA1* I have always kept it in tin house. Never fails. Used about $3.00 worth of RAT-SNAP a year and figure it saves me $300 in chicks, egg: and feed. RAT-SNAP is convenient, just break up cake, no mixing with other fodo." Three sizes, 35o, 03c. $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Harmon Drug Company and I-exnigton Pharmacy. TiUXGAKDI A is "without a rival" in ordinary or deep-seated Coughs and Colds, difficult breathing, and for the relief of Whooping Cough. The wonderful results following its use will astonish you and make you its life-long friend. Your money hack, if you have ever used its equal. Danger lurks where there is a Cough or Cold: Conquer it quickly with LUXGA 1'DIA. Safe for all ages. 60 ets. and $1.20 per bottle. Manufactured by Lungardiu Co, Dallas, Tex/ts. For Sale llv -HARMON DIIT'G COMPANY. ' ? | fviTAMINES"! " are an essential factor in | promoting healthful growth Scott':s Emulsion is far richer in the fat soluble A vitamine | than cream. It aids JVj growth?builds health! j AT AU OnUG STORES PRICE. fl^O and BOc. ? Sc?tt St Borne, Bloomfitld, N- J. P ALSO MAKERS OF? | I nMiaios | (Tablets or Granules) , \ i tS5INDIGESTION j j ' 21-lO^k | < Our Accuracy Quality . I Service give you "Well Fitted Glasses" | ELMGREN : Optometrist and Optician 1207 Hampton Street COLUMBIA, S. C. | l&tkk&KXLhbXiMkk >h.d?kthb Jjg^lFTS THAT LAST^ DIAMONDS, PEARLS, WATPHrQ ri nrvc !?? ?? Vfc VL4V/Vil^lJy JEWELRY, SILVER, I ' CUT GLASS RELIABILITY SQUARE DEALING BOTTOM PRICES. I AytRy Jeweler COLUMBIA.5.C -JL. 1619 MAIN ST. I New. I Wood,F, ^ ^ ' ' I Fl Mandeville &; K'ng's Superioi A full ar?^tment its popular I HARMON Dl I T Rexall ? Lexington, So 1 rrr-jy?rrr?T- - " 'w?JS vv We wish to announce to the Public tbajt j j we have opened for its Convenience an up-to- ? j date Taxi Line in Lexington. Our office will be located at the Red Arrow Filling Station. Our service will be the best to be had with all white drivers and comfortable cars. Calls answered day or night. OSWALD BROTHERS Office : Red Arrow Filling Station | Uay flume 176 Night Phone 97 | | I . BRING YOUR I PRESCRIPTIONS g TO THE ?.? ?.:gj$j| I LEXINGTON PHARMACY g I And have them compounded | by a graduate licensed druggist j Only fresh pure drugs used in | filling prescriptions Lexington, S. G. Ap v . W " ^ jiaraen deed \ erry and Crosman Fresh or New Crop Seeds Grown I 4 by reliable seedsmen * p Packages and Bulk. . * Spring Turnips, Early Cabbage, Tomato, Beet, Beans, Feas, Corn, Squashy Cucumbers, Radish, Etc. Seed for planting every well known vegetable grown in Vhis section in all the popular varieties. FIELD SEEDS Early Amber ar.d Orange Cane, Dwarf Essex Rape, Pearl or Cat-tail and Tennessee Horse Millet, Trucker's Favorite Golden Dent Corn, Cornfield Beans, Etc. -OWER SEEDS r Flower Seed3, Crosman Bros, and Ferry's Flower Seeds, priced papers or packets. ? ;\ v