Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, December 05, 1917, Image 4

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I I II II I??? ?? .1 .... , -jfcjfr LEXINGTON DISPATCH-NEWS ; Lexington, S. C. Published Every Wednesday By LEXINGTON-piSPATCH-NEWS PUBLISHING CO. G. M. HARMAN, Editor & J. LEAPHART, Business Manager ? Entered at the Post Office at Lexington, S. C., as Mail Matter of the Second Class. Subscription Price, per Year $1.00 CASH-IN-ADVANCE t , Make all communications to LexfaftoD Dispatch-News Publishing Co., Lexington, S. C. Phone 119 i . - WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1917, FORCED TO RAISE PRICE. 11.1 nnr announcement two J.'VUVVTiU^ V?M ? weeks ago that after January 1st, we would increase the subscription price of the Lexington Dispatch-News from $1 .00 to $1.50 per year, we have had quite a large number of our subscribers to come in and pay for a year ;n advance . This offer is still open and will rerqain open until the first day of January. . We will continue to take renewals and new subscriptions at the old price of $1.00 until January 1st, but after that time the rate will postively be $1.50 per year. - - * i ? The day of tne one aoutar paper zuu> passed and we do not propose to pass with it if we can help it. The doL lar weekly is a relic of the past. It has no place in modern journalism The price of all commodities has risen to such an extent it is out of all question to produce a weekly news, paper and sell it for a dollar a year. Every man who attempts the task :is flirting with the sheriff. We hope our subscribers who are in arrears will take advantage of the opportuni. ^ ty and settle .before the first of the j year for after 'that time we must get $1.50. 0 CONSIDERABLE DIFFERENCE \ f< s / ' ' Uncle Sam's soldiers were fed for - * * " * ?- T_ _ ' ; tfean&sgivmg ainner last wwi, ? ??j Thanksgiving darner with Turkey v and trimmings, while ths Gonfederate soldiers the sixties did not ever get the crumbs from the table. 'Understand we are not envious or Jealous, but like the old darkle when explained the difference God made , ha creating Eve as a companion to; Adam, slapped Lis hands and thank. #d God for the difference. UNCLE JOSH. 1 FUNERAL OF MRS. HA WES j * TO.JBJE__HELD TOE?AX* ; '* > . . The funeral of the late Mrs. $*iizabeth E. Hawes, who died at tier home in New Brokland Monday was held this morning with interment m Fhnwood cemetery at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Hawes was 69 years' of age and was loved and respected by all that knew her. She is survived by four child, yen two sons, and two daughter# #W W. Hawes a prominent attorney of Columbia is her oldest son. Real Estate Bought and bold. . . . ? * * If you havie Real Estate of any kind list it with ' me. I will sell it for you. 160 Acres sand aoam with clay \ sub-soil; 6-room dwelling, barn and stables; high state of culti II vation. Satisfactory terms arranged, 165 Acres near Lexington Depot; 4-room house, barn and stables; sard land with clay subIsoil, well watered, 2 good springs; three streams including Sandy Ford creek; round timber. Cheap for cash or on easy terms. S. J. LEAPHART, Lexington, S. C. ^hi mmmmmummmmmmm* iTj ; j . ucnii'Ti j * ^ CARD QF THANKS. I take this means of thanking my friends and neighbors for the kind, ness shown me when I bad the misfortune of losing my mules and hor. I ses. I thank them all from the bot torn of my heart and assure them I| appreciate all that was done for me. And I stand ready at anytime to show my appreciation "by Jhelping them whenever I can. J. J. RISH, Little Mountain, S. C. T SALT SITUATION. Columbia, Nov# 30.?Food Admin, i istrator Coker is expected to issue a warning1 tomorrow or Monday a-; gainst the killing of hogs until the salt situation ran be cleared up.Their! is an actual salt famine reported today in many cities and towns of the state. There is no salt in Columbia One dealer has. 700 sacks on the way and orders are booked for 900. Some dealers can give no promise of when *hov will he suDDlied. From other i I " *" * * points in the state information is being sent to the food controller that salt is scarce, and begging that some thing be done to hasten shipments. , The matter is being taken up withj7 Washington, and in the meantime, farmers are warned against killing hogs until they have the curing property in hand. A ' ' . ' ' * Dill:? nji.. A JDllliUil i/UUOl The Federal Reserve I likened to a Vast Billion Fund which we and 7,600 all times to give us the cu to stand back of us in tim to enable us to give bettei vice in many ways. Every one of our deposii out any additional cost,fpa and benefits of this great \ gfc^SYS 111^ dM..: you, TUB HUMP N4 iliJU iiuiui/ ill, CAPITAL $5 LEXINGT* ' ; \ ^. ' ! r-*~ .?.--*r:r\z4az-':. . '? pi. . I . * 4r. | I THE GIFT STi 1 * vi* A visit-to this store will convii STOftE for every member of t 1 LARGER AND MO 4 STOCKS T 3 ' 2 Embracing all kinds of fine i ^|- Goods, Smoking Sets) Mahogar M every kind and artists' suppliei T GREAT ASSORTME I II . C ^ From a penny each on up, incl isign and sentiment. Don't Buy Gift Goo< Visited T1 | WEBBS AI J 1627 MainlSt. !! o T en L. OV Horses, Hares, Moles, Bog 1109 Hampton Street, Car load of fresh Tennesse . 5th. They are going high to have advantage of this young mules at bargains. Bnggies, Wagons and S. C.FARSER itatfWSj; FRIENDS ADVICE HMDS' TREASURE ; 1 ( Valuable possession lost for a long time found through j advice of a friend Mr. J. B. Brookshire of Taylors R. 1, S. C. recently had a most gratifying experience. "Years ago" he writes, "I lost the most valuable thing a man can possess?his health "Rheumatism that most cruel pain inflictor had me completely in its grasp. I tried everything I could get but nothing seemed to help any. Finally I got so broken down I had to give up all work for eleven months. I had lost twenty-five pounds and the Doctor said I had run down complete ly." "Tfcpn a friend told me of Sulfer ro-Sol and I got some and found it j a most blessed remedy indeed. I ne ver expected to find again the relief from pain that SULFERRO-SOL has given me and I am improving very rapidly and have gained back my twenty-five pounds and I feel that tjbis great remedy is the most wonderful thing for Rheumatism that has ever been given to mankind. I have just started my little boy, whom is afflicted with Eczema, on SulferroInsurance Fund I banking System may be j Dollar Mutual Insurance | other banks maintain at I rrency our depositors need j | e' of financial stress and Si > v ? S'*i fand safer banking ser- .: . "7;."/ 4. ..1 !\>' > ' V , 'y <y tors, large or small, withrticipates in the protection 3ystem. ou would like to have nation-wide fund back of i let us write or talk with about it. iTIONAL BANK j 0,000.00 I DN, S. C. iii . ? f'iiw.'s ? v''>' tftfr ORE DE LUXE f v ice you that it is THE GIFT ? I he family. ? I RE DIVERSIFIED E I HAN EVER BEFORE E I imported Bric-a-Brac, Brass I iy Nut Bowles, Art Goods of ? NT OF ? I :hristmas cards i uding every conceivable de- & IE! ds Until You Have ? nj Store. b* IT STORE | ^columbia," s.c. r I PEENEY gies. Wagons and Harness COLUMBIA, S. C. - +/-? ownro f"n."1'.)\" I e 1V1U1CO tu anuv/ vvvawj , er and I want my friends : pick. Have few small Come, see them. I Harness To suit you k4 $?& it is helpmglnm wonder 'ully and I feel that'll edzeiaa wil loon be gone forever." SulferroJSol is surely the most re iable medicine I have ever known/ Sulferro-Sol is sold and rec>mmended by all Druggists rolro nn anViatitiito "WiTrrfit L C41V.V AAV V ?bA W 1/A V V* W AIA V4A A. W?J Drug Co., wholesale distribu;ors. Advt. I cure Piles __ without the knife without pain, without detention from busi- f ness, without ac. id injections, and without couterv: no danger. N o one need suffer from this com- / / \ plaint when this j J~' humane cure is ^ awaiting them. I guarantee resuits. If you desire to consult a relia. ble, long-established specialist of vast experience, come to or write me and learn what can be accomplished with skillful, scientific treatment. I likewise cure Blood Poison,' Varicose Veins, Ulcers, Kidny and Bladder Diseases, ZZheu matism, Gall stones, Paralysis, Dis charges, Rectal Troubles, Strictnro nnH all Morwnns Phv/vnir and private Diseases of Men and Women. Examination free and strictly confidential. Hours: 9 a, m, to 7 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 2. Dr. W. R. Register SPECIALIST 1206 1-2 Main Street, COLUMBIA, SO. CAROLINA ; I 1 .V : : . = : immnoonooc r-s i c SPECIAL A Clean Stock < COATS ai The offering includes ou many of which have jus stantial'savings offered $65 to $70 Suits, redu< $45 to $55 " $35 to $40 " All $30 ATTRACTIVE (t*r\ #r7ct wa/iii/1 $0U IU HMU VjUdW icuuv $48 to $50 " " $35 to $40 " All $30 All $25 All $20 I AU$18 50 " r g -L. ' * " HV '-m"*'"1** f~ ' ' " i r;# '$tf?:h'-vz' v.^f.TO^'r .? ' . v. jV. : * * vt> ^ ? v! ? Tree and Plant Sprays Salvet Re: Spraying Solutions Poultry Su ??????????????????????? r B.B. KIRKLAI Wholesale and Re FIELD an GAR] COLUMBI WW Come to bs foi I WP0WP0WP0WP0WP (EYE I HOW Iftheygive ^ v" them examin ARE inete many il _ _ __ free from h( YOTTR ? v -w ?litreu ?I?a3J5CS < FiYFiffl 0 " ^ ~ Have your they need it. Wiesepape Man Optometrists an 1517 Main Street, Phone ______ w, , MMMEMMBMMM?? iOODOGCDDDODODOOffCOOOl with' lOLUMBIA'S MOST MODERN APPAREL SHOP 1619 MAIN STREET, , REDUCED mce Sale of the ? * A A J oi New ana Attn ad TAILORE r entire stock of new and desir t come in during the past few and come in at once for choice o :ed to i i a a ; NEW COATS GREATL led to i i i ( u a i i n s Jr- : 3000000000000000011 medics Cyphers- Incubators,. ' ^?1^ ipplies Brooders, Etc- '->0$ MD SEED CO 1 tail Dealers in d DEN Seed A, S. C. 1 all kinds of Feed v T V :) WP0WP0WP0WP0WP . (i you trouble at all better have ied. Correctly fitted glasses elimIs. You can't be. comfortable or jadaches and nervousness if you and go without them or possibly Id lenses too long.: eyes examined at once if you feel t , ' > V' i * * > ufacturing Co. d Opticians. 1272, Columbia, S. C T f ' > ' ". " 1 1 . 1 ' . ' " MflfflBWBP' -1 lOODODOOOOOl i s > PRICES Entire active D SUITS able suits and coats, days. Note the subf thp assortment. $48 75 $38 00 $28 00 $23 00 Y REDTCED $48 75 $38 75 $29 75 $25 75 $21 75 ?r17 75 I 45 ? V $15 75-. | IgllEEgp' IDODOOOOllOOOf BBESBHHEflESEHHHHBHBHHHHMN i