Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, May 01, 1918, Image 5
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J. w. Sightler, * prominent business
man of Gaston was a visitor in
Lexington today.
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Mr. C t Justice ai;cujuiy<?.uicvi wj
charming daughters passed through
Lexington one day last week enroute
to Columbia
Jerod P Taylor, a good citizen and
successful planter from near Gilbert.
was a vistor in town today
W B Taylor, a prominent planter
of the Saint John's section, was here
today on busness.
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f George W. Corley, Jr. a progress
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ive young planter from ^exingrun "i,
3, was a business visitor in Lexington
today
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S. Frank Corley, a leading young
farmer from Lexington route No. 1,
was a visitor in Lexington yesterday, j
Mike Harman who was carried to
the Baptist hospital last week return- j
ed to Lexington Sunday and is now;
at his home on Main street.
Mrs. W. J. Beeland who has been
on a visit to Mrs. A. D. Kaufman reto
her home in Macon j
Georgia.
Mrs. A. D. Martin who was operated
on at the Baptist Hospital last
Saturday is according to the latest re
ports rapidly recovering, to the de-j
light of her many friends in Lexington.
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F. E. Wingard of Ridge Spring, is
visiting his mother Mrs. F. ,R. Win- j
gard for a few days before leaving;
for Fort Scriven, Ga. where he will!
be stationed in the National army, f
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Prof. J. V. Smith, of Gaston was:
here yesterday. Prof. Smith is one
of the best known educators in Lexington
county and has just closed a
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successiui session ox
school.
The Bank of Western Carolina has
a lot of garden seed on hand that
they will distribute free of charge.!
Persons desiring these seed will call j
at the bank.
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A.. T. Guignard, a good citizen ofj
the Gaston section was here today
f 1 business.
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; ' $5.00 REWARD!
Lost?One black sow pig, some of
feet white, short legs, long body;!
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big stomach, a urcie iow m iruuk. |
Short nose, large ears. Nose a little
turned up, weighing about 125 lbs.
Will aso pay feed bill.E. J. George,
Lexington, S. C., Rt. 5. 2t28pd.
DO YOU ENJOY LIFE?
A man in good physical condition!
is almost certain to enjoy life, while
the bilious and dyspeptic are despond
ent, do not enjoy their meals and
feel miserable a good share ox the
time. This ill feeling is nearly al\
ways unnecessary. A few doses of i
Chamberlain's Tablets to tone up the J
stomach, improve the digestion and
regulate the bowels is all that is '
needed. Try it. |
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OF SUBSCRIPTION TO ! '<
CAPITAL STOCK OPENED
Notice is hereby given that the
books of subscription to the capital!
stock of Smith Brothers, will be open
ed at the Office of Smith Brothers
Lumber mill, Gilbert, S. C. on Saturday
the 4th day of May 1918, from
ten o'clock A. M. to four O'clock P..
M. j
G. Olin Smith,
P. A. Smith, i
It . Board of Corporators.
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General Pershing's report of the
gallant conduct of the American En-,
gineers corps in helping the British
army withstand the German attacks
has been received at the war office
in Washington.
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ABOUT RHEUMATISM.
Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for j
the reason that it is the most common
of all ills, and it is certainly;
gratifying to sufferers to know that;
there is a remedy that will afford relief,
and make rest and sleep possible
It is called Chamberlain's Liniment
WILBUR SMITH WOUNDED
IN FRANCE.!
The Rev. Mr. Smith of McCormick |
received a telegram Saturday stating
that his son Wilbur, who is a mem !
her ef the Engineers' Corps of the i
DiVi*ioa. had been slightly
vornded in France. Wilbur is well
kfcewa in Lexnac**** where he resided
for eexretizne being employed
W As PsJ*+i Drag Co. He is a j
taMfer ef Mn, Jfc. 9. Sawyer a*d
mm i?iM * MmOa km* wbej
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'HE PEOPLE I
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ITHINK NO OTHER
'CAN EQUAL TANLAC
Mrs. Dixon Gives This
Medicine Unqualified
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| Daughter Benefited. Greatful
Mother of Anderson
Woman gives Praise to
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Remedy Proving so Valuable.
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"There is no other medicine to
equal Taillac. My daughter says so
and so do I," was the unqualified
endorsement of Tanlac by Mrs. J. C.
Dixon, of 2119 Main St., Equinox An
derson. The daughter she referred
to is Mrs. J. C. Bailey. "My daughter
was in a terribly run down condition
had no appetite, and she suf
fered a great deal with her nerves.
She suffered almost all the time with
severe pains across her back, and she
frequently complained of indigestion.
"She had been in really bad health
for over a year when she,began taking
Tanlac, but the medicine began
to build her up right away. The
Tanlac relieved these ills and strengthened
her in a truly wonderful
way. Her nerves were strengthened
her appetite returned and she did not
have trouble with her stomach I am
glad to recommend Tanlac for (
think there is no remedy to equal it.
Tanlac, the master medicine, is
sold exclusively at Harmon Drug Co., j
Lexington; Burnette and Whetsell,:
New Brookland; Harris-Cain Drug
Co., Batesburg; Crosson Drug Co., j
Leesville^ Eargle's Drug Store, Cha-1
pin; Dr. W. T. Brooker, Swansea; I
Pelion Drug Co., Pelion; W. J. Cayce,
Cayce; A. E. Leaphart, Gilbert; The
Lorick Co., Irmo; W. H. Suber,
Peak. Price, $1.00 per bottle,
itraight.
GASTON SCHOOL CLOSES
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The Gaston schc M closed last Fri- j
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day the most succe: ful session since!
its establishment. P.-of. J. V. Smith j
has been principal of ihe school dur-j
ing the past session ami has given en j
tire satisfaction to roth pupils and!
patrons. He has been engaged forj
another term and several improve-!
ments in the building and grounds;
will be made during the summer. The,
building will be enlarged and 3 teach j
ers employed. A picnic will be held
at prof. Smth's pond in June, which
will be the occasion for a general ral"j
Iv in the interest of the school.
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-xa pun asooj qSnoa aq} daaq o;
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W. B. Flanagan of Augusta was
sentenced to a fine of $1,000 and a
year in jail for selling liquor to a
soldier in uniform, and has entered.
upon the jail part of his sentence.
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Senator E. D. Smith has issued a 1
statement denying that the warj
board fcontemplated action looking
to fixing the nrice of cotton.
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FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE.
As soon as possible after the injury
is received get a bottle of Cham
berlain's ,Liniment and follow the \
plain printed directions which accom- j
pa^v the bottle.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned not
to trespass upon our premises by
making roads, hunting, hauling wood
straw or lightwood or in any manner
whatsoever. The law will be strict
ly enforced against all parties violating
this notice. These premises
are situated on Red Bank creek, adjoining
lands of 0. Steele, J. J. Rikard
and other*.
Mr*. Berlie C. Roland.
Mr*. Minni* S. 8k*l.
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We are handling tl
j house Electric Fan
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jmer. You know t
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equal in efficiency
to draw from but:
TERVIN-CHILDS
Electrical Contra
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Ega^BgaEflBmsa
Had your grand father <
lent judgement in the s<
would you have those a
so much ?
This same kind of furni
j us in Columbia, made b
i of the men who made y
| ture.
Or if you have not a che:
j to you, what pleasure ;
| out of furnicure bought
| you can pass on to futur
j it will give them the sai
you. Furniture like ths
Let us show you our con
priced. You will not b<
Do not hesitate to mak
quarters when in Colum
VAN M
LIFETIME I
Funeral Director!
Complete M
1313-19 Main St., .
Columh
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Auto - We
are at your servic
night. If you are out on t
Phone us, we will come to ;
All work guaranteed. P
employed. We have the b<
atisfactory service.
FREE AIR. C-ASS, OILS
TUFES AND OTH
MAXWElXTand~(
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Carried in stock.
Can no s
! Auto Service Sia.il*
! ROY H. THC
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Across the^street from the I
i LEXING1
! D&r Pkon? 127.
; Nfckt " 1T4.
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ie Famous Westing
as usual this sum
hat this fan has n(
r, etc. Large stocl
mvisp pa.rlv buvinsf
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ELECTRIC CO.,
tctors and Dealers,
>ia? S. C.
Furniture
)r mother not used excelelection
of their furniture
ntique pieces you cherish
ture is obtainable from
y the sons and grand sons
our grand parent's furnirished
piece handed down
and comfort you can get
from us?furniture that
ie generations, knowing
ne service it has given
it must be good,
iplete line, so moderately
s urged to buy.
e our store your headbia.
ETRE'S
FURNITURE
5 and Embaimers.
otcr Service
'Phone 111
!a? S. C.
Owners
e 24 hours each day arid
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ne roaa ar:u na\e muwe
four aid.
lone but expert workmen
est of everything and give
AND GREASES, TIRES,
ER ACCESSORIES
3AKLAND CAM |
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een at our Garag e
an Phone 127
MPSON, Mgr.
C\, in the Meetze BIdg.,
"ON, <jf C:
EWWIW'WW
I INSURANCEWI'
* i After the currency panic
Hi losses it entailed, what 1
willing to pay for insur;
| 8^ such disastrous experienc
^ To-day, through our
J Federal Reserve System,
it to youjvvithout any cos
: and pre
mT?TT^ fT/MBITTV TtT'4 n
I inn tiurviii inai
, !p> LEXINGTO
v ! ^ CAPITAL $50,000.00
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||b Saml. B. George, Pres. Ja<
gjL Karl F. Oswald, Cashier, J.
Jg^ DIREC1
' saml. K. ueorge,
J. P. Drafts.
f S. J. Leaphart.
Karl F. Oswald.
| ENERGY AN
I depend rpon the condition of your li
I sluggish and grouchy : lourieeun;
liver and kidneys. Constipation is i
poisoning and this condition should
for the Liver and Kidneys, No. 2. a
and.very effective in cases of habitt
. gestion. It is also< ffective in cases
ailments due to defective kidney ac:
offer. Ask your di-uggist for it.
MURRAY I
COLUME
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Furniture Fo
Room in
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Because we se
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Be cause we cs
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Cleanest, .Bigg
Household Furniture <
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Window Shades, Dresser;
Beds, Desks, Chairs, Stove
Rugs, Art Squares, .
Hammocks, Swings,
Refrigerators
j These are just a few of the n
Come in and be convinced.
; R.C. Williams
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1638 Mam at,
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of 1907, with all the ^2|
would you have been
ance against another ^
membership in the
we are able to offer
st whatever.
1 secure this insurance <M
)tection by becoming
>ur depositors.
riONAL BANK j
N, S. C
RESORCES $450,000.00
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3. j. wlngard, vlce-pres. .
. E. Kaminer. Asst. Cash. ^9
0RS
Jas. J. Wingard. ^3
E. G. Dreher.
T. P. Meetze, <|jj
J.P. Matthews. ^
0JA kikl&!h?.k AiS
DHEALTH
vcr and kidneys. Do you feel
?S reflect the condition of your
incipient auto-intoxication or selfbe
rectified. Dr. Hilton's Life
vegetable compound Is pleasant
ial constipation, dyspepsia, indi>
of gout, rheumatism and other
ion. Guaranteed by money back
DRUG CO..
51 A, S. C.
r Every
the House.
p I
II for CASH.
r Cash
in thereby |
Less. J
you the nicest,
;est line of
Goods in Columbia
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Linolium,
Porch Furniture,
, Coolers,
nany BARGAINS.
; & Sons Inc
Columbia, S. C.