The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, December 20, 1922, Image 6
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COURT COMMENTS FROM
CAUHOUN COUNTY.
Lawyers in court rooms frequently
get a little pearsonal usually and Invariably,
good naturely "Joky," but
the eapirt de corps is lovable and
they never fight. This idea adds
sest and interest to the dull grind,
And the hottpolloi like to hear it.
Senator Stabler and Solicitor Hydrick
are partcularly fond pf this diversion.
The latter pulled across one on the
politician during the Wise case that
- was plainly enjoyed muoh more by
the big audience than by the senator.
He said, in humorous vein, that Mr.
Stabler was trying to shy around the
plain mandate of the law instead of
taking his medicine like a man. That
the latter was a lawmaker, strutting
around the legislative halls in a
PWItino A 1 Hr? vf nnnf nnH nrnn m onfnH
with & beaver hat, who had made no
effort to chango the law. This charge
needs investigation. Wo all, know)
that the senator, like the others of I
our local plutocrats, rides around in >
k Hudson Super-fUr, but his ragged
boll-weevll-strCcken constituents dc.
mand further airing of this imputed
high crime and r^n-demeanor of disporting
himself about Columbia in
stove-pipe hats and Jim swinging
coats. But what's the use living if
you can't spidnklo a little popper and
' salt over the meats of our breakfast,
dinner and supper.
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Any self-respecting citizen who has
. the best interests/ of his county at
heart must have noted the fact that;
' entirely too many liquor c.asos were
on th?-"Cccket;.
Nobody; ejects thie traffic to cease
entirely but there must bo a change
for the bettor or the future is gloomy.
Wo abUSe the offieoru for nnt tlnlno
their duty'but too weak and cowardly
to back them up except with tho
nigger. Evon. tho biff man's nigger
generally gets off. There must be a
stronger sentimemt along this line
and the way to get it is for juries to
do their duty towards white and
blatfc. The officers are anxious to
do theirs in spite of what critics may
say but ther support from our court
houses for the highor ups among
both races, is weak, lame, and doplorable.?The
Calhoun Times.
i DENBY LAUDS MASONRY.
.... Washington, Dec. 12*.?(Capital
News Service) .-?In a speech made in
the Nation's Capital before a mass
meeting in the interest of a new Masonic
Temple, Secretary of the -Navy
Denby praised the lAasono Order and
expressed him'solf as being happy to
belong to it. because of its principles
of toleration and patriotism. Secretary
Denby took the r>nnnrt>mltv
criticise secret orders which aim- at
religious intolerance, and particu
larly those which put anything high,
er than allcgence to country. He
I/CNGARDIA stands high above I
^11 preparations in quickly remov- j
Jng Coughs and Colds. "Deep- j
I seated Coughs and Colds are a
menace to the LUNGS". Take no j
chance with a syrup of merely >
pleasing taste, but use LUNGARDIA.
recommendod and used
by Nurses and Physicians, and
proclaimed the best. Unequaled I
lor sore throat, difficult breathing
etc. 00c and $1.20 per bottle.
Tour money back if any other
preparation approaches It for good
results. Manufactured by Lungar^
dia Co., Dallas, Texas.
FOR SALE BY
HARMON DRUG CO.
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FINAL DISCIIAlir; R.
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Notice is hereby givon that U. C. |
Williams, Executor, of the estate ;f J.
S. Cumalander, has ths day made application
unto mo for a final discharge
as such Executor; and that the 27th |
day of December, 1922, at 10 o'clock !
A- M,, at my office, hai been ap- 1
pointed for the hearing of said petition.
W. F. HOOK,
^^^..ludge of Probate, Lexington Co., S. C |
Nov. 26,1932. 1
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Milady Shop,
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"Cortain forms 02' -ecret organisations
apparently are designed to
supersede law and enforce their will.
Nothing more dangerous to the continued
mental and spnrltual health of
the Republic could well be conceived
than auch societies. The fundamental
law of what we term a 'law-abiding
country/ Is. and must be. obedience
to law. When any community
or body of men or women within a
community disregard the orderly pro
cesses ui mo mw, a mow is bituck at
the roots of the Republic.
"In this country any secret order,
no matter how harmless its secrets
may be, which invadtea tlje realm of
politics and strives to control the destinies
of our country, or the government
of our States and cities, is objectionable.
There is no room, cn a
free country such as ours, for persons
who wish to combine .fti secret
and take oajhs that compel them to
act in concert in matters governmental
j Freedom to vote without external
restraint is as clear a right as
freedom to vote in secret. ^ A man's
franchise is his own, no more to lie
sworn away than to bo sold away.'
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CJUMjS FOR SKRI>?
Clemson Collosre. Dec. is ?ljcw!
era of me "Country Gontlemau"
doubtless remember having seen a few
weoka ago an editorial on the subjeet
of grading farm products boforc selling.
The editorial was a good one
and sound . In its arguments, and it
would not interest us in connection
with certified seed potatoes except
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SHOES!
THE KIND THAT WEARS
EASY AND LONGEST.
We are always prepared to serve
our Lexington friends from a large
stock of dependably Shoes for every
kind of wear, in all leathers and sizes.
E.P.&F. A. DAVIS.
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The "Family Shoe .Store of Columbia."
Farmers' Medium aud Heavy/Work
Shoes a Specialty.
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that the selling <of Cobbler potatoes, in
certa Insertions of tho Central West
was made the concrete instance to illustrate
the argument.
It was shown that if the pptatoeshad
been graded, the first class potatoes
of uniform size could have been
sold for as much <uj the entire orop
ungraded and thc.v small potatoes
would still have been on hand to be
used in some other way . It was .'he*
stated, and this is the interesting point
Ito Southern growers of Cobblers, that
'the small potatoes could have been
screened and part sold as seed stock.
The danger fron* ?uch practice le
evident eaysa Dr. O. A. l.nrtwi|r, Aa '-VfV
IN FRONT RANK
Cod-liver oil is different |
from other fats because of its J
great richness of vitamines I
and is so readily absorbed by 1
the weakened system. 0
Scott's Emulsion
| is an effective agent in imI
Prov*p& m'Mtion and
a irSJrfP building up ihe re1
lira sistive-powers of the
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1 cod-liver oil at its best
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for the solving: of all the flni
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Saving the F
No matter how splendid yo
may be, if you have not Si
will not bring you theipwa
ried nut, the man wK6%as
behind your idea, is the one
Let ids Helj
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same that results In selecting culls
' and strings for seed from the main
crop f sweet potatoes. Such a method
tonds to concentrato seed transmitted
diseases and Inheritable def<scts
in the seed sto-.k.
Wo have made Inquiry concerning
the extent to which ths method. of
seed'Selection is practiced in the region
in queaton. Frtunately tho extent
is n9t groat - There is also more
excuse than usual for it this year in
some sections, because the crop in
'these places was cut short by drought
^It is well understood, of course, that
!& healthy small potato is better for
seed than an overgrown one, much as
'a small potato is preferable to a Large
,one The sorting and screening. If
carefully done, would then merely re
fnvc tne very largo ana very ?mau potatoes,
both of wic are not best for
seed and leave- the moderate-sized
'ones for seed.
But In a normal year particularly,
and Un many places even In a year of
1 drought, such a practice leads in the
wrong direction. Its presence in
seed potato growing sections, even on
a limited scale, should make us suspicious
of market-run stock.
The only way to be reasonably sure
of getting good Irish potato seed on
the open market is to specify certified"
seed.
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club meeting here today, Mary?" !
"How did you guess?"
"By the empty cigarette boxes."
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NOTICE DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
All persons who havo claims against
the estate of George W. Harmau are
reciuested to present them, duij vo.*lfied,
to tho undersigned, and those indebted
to said estate are likewise re- j
quested to make settlement to the un- j
dersigned.
GEO. E. HARM AN,
Li. hi. HARM AN.
I Executors.
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
'la often caused by an inflamed condition
of tbe mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this' tube is inflamed vnu
nave a rumbling sound or Imperfect
hearing. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be destroyed
forever.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what wo claim for It?rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness' caused by
Catarrh. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment of
Catarrh for over Forty Year a
Sold by all druggists.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.
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V There are Gifts for everybo
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derful display of playthings
Courteous service and careful
and every facility is here to n
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building up a savings account in
you with the means to attain yo
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persistently save.
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accounts.
THE OLD
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gifts but increases ir value, a
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