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.-'I ? * THE MAN BE10? THE PLOW. They sing about the glories Of them a behind the gun And the books are full of stories Of the wonders he has done; There's something sort of thrilling In the flag that's wavin' high And it makes vou want to holler When the boys go marchin' by; But when the shoutin's over And the fightin's done,?somehow We find we're still dependin' On the man behind the plow. P'' In all the pomn and splendor Of the army on parade. And through the awful darkness That the smoke of battle's made; ' .. In halls where jewels glitter And shoutin' men debate; b . In places where the ruler Deals out there honors great, There is not a single person Who'd be doin' business now it X1 Or have medals, if it wasn't For the man behind the nlow. & . Wa'-?/V Vwitimi-n minrVi+nr 'T c A r UWIiUlil VIViVO And we're gainin' lefty heights; <ss' ".? . ~ ' We"r? winnin lots of glory Ard We're settin things to rights; We're a-showin all creation How the world's affairs should run Future men '11 gaze in wonder At the things that we have done, And they'll overlook the fellow, Just the same as we do now, Who's the whole concern's foundation? That's the man behind the plow,,, THREE BIG DAYS AT CHAUTAUQUA iPatriotism, Information and inspiration to Be Featured. The greatest hindrance to the maniJpulation of the affairs of our government at the present time is not the llack of patriotism, but the lack of information. Never before has the great ;American Chautauqua been pf such X- JLT t 1 ^ 'Service 19 uie peopie wnu nave- supported it as it has been since tfieAvar was forced upon us. It has become one of the most powerful mediums where-. ;by the government departments, upon which the burden of the winning of -the war must fall, may seqd out a personal message to the rural districts as well as to the great cities. The Chautauqua program which has been arranged for our town during the three days as advertised has but one object In view, and that is to help win the war. It comes with messages of patriotism and with instruction along Tital lines, and is worthy of the support of all our citizens. Not only will noted speakers and representatives from national institutions be present, but through the inspirational music and splendid entertainment numbers, we will strive to "KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURND while the boys are "over there." \>*e *~ast not "forget "the old home town," for it must be hetter when the boys come back thanwhen they left it to fight for us. Subscribe to The Dispatch-News. i ISwifl shows I for less Pro covered expense Compar * Average ] Average ] n|j Total rec fly This leavi * ^ whi<^ V. CITATION NOTICE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington By George S. Drafts, esquire. Probate Judge. I' WHEREAS, John H. Cumalander. ; | made suit to me, to grant him Let- j | ters of Administration of the Estate j i of and effects of Arthur H. Cuma- j J lander. j THESE ARE THEREFORE to i ' " 1 -J ?1? -11 j Cite Unci cUUIlUIUSU &u anu. oinguiai | the kindred and creditors of the said j Arthur H. Cumalander deceased, J that they be and appear, before me, i in the Court of Probate, to be held I at Lexington, C. EL, S. C., 011 11th i April 1918 next, after publication! hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,1 ! to show cause, if any they have, why ! the said Administration should not ! be granted. ; GIVEN under my Hand, this 27th, 1 day of March, Anno Domini 1618.; Geo. S. Drafts (L. S.) j Probate Judge Lexington Co., S. C. i j Published on the 2nd day of April 11918 in the Lexington News 2 weeks. I - , ' ^ ' ' ^ ' V^OIECIl Jeeu 1 ur ?1 c; ui ? I have on hand about 20 bushels of ; Manley's Heavy Fruiter cotton seed | that I will exchange one bushel for j two or will sell at $2.00 per bushel. i Makes 40 pounds per hundred, 40 | bolls to the pound. I am using it my j self and consider it the best I have ! ever planted. Anyone desiring to ex j change can leave their seed at the 1 Dispatch-News office. G. A. KAWL, | 2t23pd. Gilbert rt. 3 i I | , , i: TUESDASf !: ' 'MEATLESS j' osehiai If lUilH/T1 -I WHEATLESS %Pi?# : J ? ? j I Run Down, Aching j j people need a good tonic j that will send the blood tingling through the j body, enrich it by imI proving the digestion, and clean it by expelling the j waste matter. Health is a matter of plenty of rich blood, free from impurities. . PERUNA j1 dispels inflammation cf the blood making organs, -the di- | gestion-gives tone and "pep" j to the membranes that line thp lunds and the digestive tract, and invigorates the entire system. You can have health if you take ^ rAmn^nir L IX VUliipaiijf ;hat Swift & Compan money than the live s ceeds from the sale of th all expense of dressing and the profit of $1.29 ly's 1917 figures as folk price paid for live cattle per st< * / price received for meat ' V - v price received for by-product es for expenses awl profit the profit per stew was > rhei;e are many"other ii facts* and ficurea ^ _ 1 i "The Proper Tonic When Coughs Are ' Chronic." FOLEY'S H0NEY??TAR i COMPOUND j. TTAWKING'' and spitting, with or I | | withoutahackingcough,notonly < disturbs and disgusts bystanders, , but weakens and wears down the system ] of the sufferer so that the way is mado easy for more serious sickness. ^ It isn't "smart" to neglect a i cold. On the contrary, it is downright foolish. It may sound quite bold and ' strong to say, "I don't believe in medi- T cine or uoct ors," or "I never bother with _ a coiu'?but just watch carefully the \ result of eac h practices. You hear the boasting and bragging man. "The cold ' : went away," ] ut you don t always hear ,J the regret and sorrow when the cold stays and does its worst. < Let common tc~c<\ intelligence and cu? i per'er.ee be year A-'t promptly to ^ check any cold, no matter how slight. Stop ' j any cough as ?or>n r.:-s you can. "It's better to ! i: bo safe t:\in :-c: i-- ri ol 1 .mc ;.ruc saying. J Foley's r.r.i Tar <'ompruiid ]oosfiii3 i ^ the pi?!:.?rrrr? end ; r t':e pas.-cge?, : f C'>at3 tho Jn'Iamrd an I irx*ita;cd zpeLaorzues 3 yith a heali.i^ a id r-.x>1. h- i ] ir.g ntociclne, cases t'no <*? yy i hoarsen o.->\ slops tic:lr- \ \ \ // ; 1 Jiritr iti the throat and c*?- r-~J i 1 abic-syou to enjoy refresh- ,-4 ii&oier*'* it in,', rociSal sleep. U S centalsroor .:"-andii j> plea ant voi uc \ Oood'or '' " Irf | j children as \re!i as y' ' v'TF^h: uCir. vn-i; ps": i.ns re- i licved thousands^of * / {. | r cases of spasmodic j,;.. t. cronp and ivhocpirg .ia ' V- *--". ? j ! cough. lu 2"e, C.j aad \'U lV-7c4s' ' SI.CJ sizes. _ :iH j ' * For Sals !l FOR SALE. We obfer for sale the building and c iot on upper Main street now used as a parsonage for Saint Stephen's I Lutheran church. The lot contains T I 3-4 acres of land, two story dwell j ing in good state of repair and all ( necessary outbuildings. Anyone I desiring to see this property can do ' ?o by calling at the parsonage. Terms L of sale 1-3 cash, balance to suit pur- ( i-'Viocnv V V- HCiO I A Church Council, ' '< ' j St. Stephen's Lutheran church j I i 1 UNITED STATES " I | jSGVESNMENT "" ?1 '* ! 1 Buy Them And | Help Win The War jl FOR SALE EVERYWHERE j i ! 0F,en jHAPI All Pjj $ ir j Blight j For Ladies ans Meals served quickly ar | when in Columbia and war/ i ne Capi A Share of Lexington in ! ? ? ? i?i?mm?n?-ww s 1918 Year y sells the meat fron teer cost! / e hide, fat, and other byr? refrigeration, freight per steer as shown by )ws: v .. ^97 wmK^nm 1.29 * ltfcresting and instruct! in -tb?iYear^ Book. IIYi. tTimyWraaf 1Jj..C8fcnyy, IMwi 0took Yargg Zgffiptriy;; U.TS?:A No. Six-Sixty-Six j This is a prescription prepared especially % for MALARIA or CHILLS & "EVER. g Five or six doses will break any case, and | if taken then as toni a the Feve* will n<? * return. v It ect9 on the liver better than $ CaiomeS and does not gripe cr sicken. 25c |j SUMMONS. STATE OE SOUTH lAKULl.NA, M County of Lexington. [n the COURT OF COMMON PLEAS | A. J. Sturkie, as administrator of S ;he estate of Georsre Ann Williamson ?g Plaintiff, vs. Henry Hooker. Thurs- Sj lay Courtney. Charles Hooker, Eu- ;gj lice Hooker. Mcrdie Hooker, Sebe p looker, Ida Barre, Prank Gantt, Sus- ffl tnnah Rarsey. Georye Ann Lewis, jg; Sarah J. Sturkie. Laura Cooper. Lu- |jj her Kins:, Mary Jackson, and Wiley S faexson. Defendants. g You are hereby Summoned and re- S paired to answer the Complaint, here S? n. and to serve a cony of your ar.s- ?2 ver upon the subscriber, at his office it Lexinyton, S. C. within Twenty % )ays after the service hereof, exclu- ijjg ive of the day of such service, and 9 f you fai i to answer the Complaint ? i ere in within the time aforesaid, the 9 "Uaintiff in this action will apply to 2 he Court for the relief demanded in 1$ i . /-? 1 I "CIST"P! 1 ia ne complaint. v>. ?u. xxx nvi/, ? Attorney for Plaintiff 31 NOTICE. f? To the Defendant Thursday Court- &J Please take Notice that the Comdaiat in this action is now on file in |j he Office ofthe Clerk of the Court |S >f Common Pleas for said County W md State. Q C. M. EFIRD. Atty for the -Plaintiff. AMENDED SUMMONS. 5TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington, n the COURT OF COMMON PLEAS H Sarah R. Shuler, Plaintiff, vs. H. gj j. Kesler. J. B. Alien, as Administra- ffii or of te of vV. A. Smith, Aman- _ !a Smith. Randolph Smith, Anna 3r<5wn. Adeline Hollis, Idella M. j >cozer, James E. Smith, and Clarence G. Smith, Defendants. You are hereby summoned and re-! Hired to answer the Complaint.' lerein, and to serve a copy of your mswer upon the subscriber at his of ::ce at Lexington, b. u. witnin iwen;y Dars after the service hereof, c?x_ ' elusive of the dav of such service, ind if you fail to answer the com;)iaint herein within the tine aforesaid. the Plaintiff in this action will imply to the Court for the relief denanded in the Complaint. C. M. Efird, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE. To the Defendants; Adeline Holis. James E. Smith, and H. B. Kes- J er: please take Notice that the Amend j ;d Complaint in this action is now on file in the Office of the Clerk of ;he Court of Common Pleas for said Hountv and State. C. M. Efird^ Atty for tne namtixi. : TOI Everything! ; . | Good 1fiJLl To Eat 1 j & Gentlemen !_ i id neatlv. Never fail f t i t a good lunch to call at j to! Cafe Patronage Solicited. j Book ' I kg/ m .1 a steer i^, products. ? , selling |?j I Swift & ill | | snag 1 | ve M 11 " [jf : !| 1 Automobile Lorick ^ow Solicits Your Orders on ar t Con?ress Auto lires, piam, ovxJ eic;i_ 11 il ii r.!n-.n \ \ a a tt a i Congress Auto Tubes, grey, 3v: 3, each {( a ?< << > r\ * * rt i,l, et Johnson's Carbon Remover, c;iia:ls, ea :i Johnson's Cleaner, S oz., each Sure-Tire Cold Tube Patches, 3 inch x 3 inch X <* << << /; b >nca x ;ca R;rtn. v t 7 ?vir. CC'lUaiV .>?0vv i ( u !; V V , ?y I " Special Clincher Patcnes, 3 a-2 ;-?ch x < Presto-Lock inside F itches, 3 J-2 irch A;:tomobi-e Robes! each Fracto Non-Glaring Headlight Lentzes, \ ? < - i * f 1 ~S,z-tb /ackrge ijuetteye alio ?.n :?tr cj Puritm IVIetal Polish, gaiiecs, each ? i I-4 :r.ch Rose Auto lire Pumps, each Champion Spark Plugs, each Forci Coil Auto Lacks, each AsscPjicIy locks the car- defies the i cars, locks the ignition oil and coil box i ,f!r ^ i6tii "bitj Fcrd Steering Wheel Auto Lccks, each, V"oti protect your money, your watch am car. Protect it with a Muller Steering We have a complete and full line Plates, Chisels, Spring Cotters; also ai and Greases Mail oders solicited. W, guarantee satisfaction. Lorick Sc Lo^ COLUMBIA, S. C. P V5^qc PJ ? y-711 cl^ 0/-1 f/-? VV 1 iiv^w 2 UilA WliV.U LV ligssjaiig^sisa li ^W"* 1 ^ ! I i^A PIQPA jjl jL oM. JL xl*/ li *\ * ~ ci v y . LiGmmg, ^noes, liat Furnishing 8 ' ~ I W hen you go to buy your | don't forget to look over my stoc | department is full of Clothing, SI g! and Underwear for men, and wor d merous to mention. Everything ( i All at prices that will please. Sole Agent for the famous ! and also other brands of shoe longest. See us for bargains M*0* JLPJLdM 1416 Assembly Street, i i ARE YOU WORKING 1 Work of any nort is pure drudger your exisb'.nce. But with t purpose for -a regard aid it 'ightens your t pies. jure. Hive ? purpose in life! Make y< buiriing up a savings account in th yG^ with the means to attain your c independence, wealth?they all con persistently save. Same rate of interest (4 per cent.) v accounts. THE OLD Rl The Carolina National W. A. Clark, President. T. S. Bryan, V. President. \V\\\\\\V\\V\\V\\\\^^^ SAFETY STREN % (w. IT IS OUR DUTY as well as cm every way consistent with the prin the financial strength and growth cf community. Come in and let us get more than Bankers--we are a very it is a matter of pride with us, that < we have developed in our business, \ ship of those whom we serve. Prosperity is reflected to this B perity of our patrons. The Bank of Columbia, ! Supplies 1 ranee inc., !y of the Following: $ 13 65 | 17 90 B ach 14 30 g Z, each __ 1635 1 ... 3 05 I -jo ,1 _ A a c* incn, each .,Gc g 18 inch, each 75c M 18 inch esch 1 00 8 inches each 85c I \ ir?Ti npr r?.v'iin 1 H x 10 iuzh, each i ()() B $4 00 to 9 00 jer pair 2 75 9 r Soap, each 3 25 9 2 00 I hikt~-can't be picked, for Ford 5 shut: this means absolute pro- 9 $ 3 ?0 I i? ether property, why not year S Wheel lock. of Wrenches, Pliers, Screw B !I kinds of Automobile Oils 2 prepay delivery charges and trance Inc. f RETAIL DEPARTMENT Merchants on Request I To Buy! i :s, Caps, Gents' :sr Etc. I I Clothing. Shoes and Hai^, ii k before you buy. Every i] lioes, Hats, Caps,-Hosiery nen. Other goods ..'tco nu- j >f latest style and pattern. W. L. Douglas Shoes s that wear easy and ! ? .1 Columbia, S. C. i I iVITH A PURPOSE y if it means merely earning back of it you are working :asks and makes work a real sur life a success! Start by is institution. It will fumsh )bject. A comfortable home, le within your reach if you i paid on both large and small PLIABLE TX 1 / 1 < mm oi loiumDia Jos. M. Eell, Cashier. Jno. Bell, Asst. Cashier. I GTH I | SERVICE jj ' PLEASURE to promote in ciples of SOUND banking, the business interest of this together?we are something ? human let of individuals, and iside from the responsibilities ve have cultivated the friend- ; ank fromjthe increased pros Columbia | 5. C. | iwMvmMvvvmmimutiwvvw