Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, July 03, 1918, Image 5

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THpfERSONALS AND LOCALS. gpladex to New Advertisements. Jrc New Perfection Oil Cook Stove? : (Standard Oil Co.) S& Paige Automobiles. ^Hr Syrup Pepsin?Dr. Caldwell. J? Goodrich Tires. Sf .Wine of Cardui. jgjL. Standard Sample Shoe Store. E P & F A Davis?Shoes. IS Dr O L Walter's? Eye Glasses. Fisk Non Skid Tires. S Swift & Co?Meats Hfr NJas L. Tapp &and Co.? Dry Goods 1 3S32inery Ready to wear Notions, etc. Miss Ruby Powell of Ausrusta is fitvisitmg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W Powell on Depot street. W Dyke of Tampa, r ia is pending sometime "with her parents Wvrf. and Mrs. M. D Harmon Misses Sarah Meetze and Miss Sar S ahi Carter left Today for Timmons I to be the house guest of Miss J# Mazy Smith. "Jfcr. and Mrs. J. L Shealy, of Route' W 3, were in town shopping Thurs and while here gave us a pleas <tty von. Ilfrs. W. W. Caughman has return - r-asl from Atlanta, Ga. where she spent |IS|' fortnight with her mother Mrs. jjfas. E. Dunbar, one cf Lexington oqpmty's largest and most successful planters was a visitor in Lexington Saturday. He reports fine crops in i-ar1 section. ^ ; Mr. J. Wilson Gibbes, the popular 1 and very efficient clerk to the house of representatives and one of the. best iufomed men in the entire State, was Sphere on business Thursday. ^ C. C. Justice, ftom the Edisto sec t iiOn of the county was a visitor in ; Lexington Friday.Mr. Justice is one ' of the county's best farmers and re ! i f ; ports fine crops in his section. Wallace E. Lorick of Irmo was a; visitor in Lexington Saturday. We i didn't get it from him but rumor has ] _ it that he will be a candidate for Mag j >" istrate of the Irmo district. i \ J. A. CLIFTON M. D SPECIALIST: ..lis In diseases of the eye, ear nose andj . i -throat in Saluda M?n(*ays and Tues: ^.cays, and m Batesburg on Wednes /; days and Thursdays with Dr. Mitchell GEORGE BELL TIMMERMAN m FOR CONGRESS, ' Advt. -r i " ? ' ~ 9 $15.00 White 1 $12.00 White 1 $10,00 White 1 $10:00 Patent Jill $7.00 Dull Ki :| White Canvas \ \ % ' 9 I ! ^ ^ I WHY PAY f ' ir V I U : I 1Q1Q SPRiNG AND SUMMER 1/10 SHOES AND SUPPERS THE KIND THAT WEARS EASY AND We are better prepared to serve our Lexington friends from a large i stock of dependable Shoes ; I "dress" or "every day" wear in all leathers and sizes. The "Family Shoe Store of Columbia." Farmers' Medium and Heavy Work Shoes a Specialty ! E. P. & F. A. DAVIS ; 1710 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. C. | ^ ^ ^ ''''^||^ ; |EBSjjiBBSg|^^ inn a j Scientifi^ Glasses . J - v '> ' , Science has found that in all light there are" certain invisible rays harmful to the eyes p j also fou^d'tKe glass that will save your j eyes from these rays. It is known as,!. , Walter's Crookes Glasses Lenses can be ground to your prescripton from this ideal glass. ioWe can grind your lenses in any tint you like and relieve all strains from glare We also make double vision glasses, both far and near, with a dividing line Artificial Eyes fitted $5 to $10 Office J~^urs, 8 to 7; Sundays 10 to 12 0. L. WLTER OPTICAL COMPANY 1221 MAIN STREET : ; : COLUMBIA, S. C.; [ ? 53>7 Main Street Cashable Kid Boots - - $8.85 iiVashable1:Kid Pumps , - - $4.85 Cashable Kid Oxford Ties - $6.85 Pumps and Oxford Ties - $4.85j id Oxford Ties - - - $3.85! Pumps Low Heel - - - $1.95 I gSffii ? KsT W%?3fr \ 4 MORE SAVE MONEY BY BUYING ! \ 1 L>IE!*GT I r ii~~T- ; Tm nmtriii i iI^I^I ? rr^-~z~r^, A,rriZ^ri Now is the Time t Buying a Busin Now, in this time, of war, it is 2 more necessary than ever to buy tires for permanent economy Hundreds of thousands of motorists have found that business judgment in tire-buying leads straight to United States Tires. TJie phenomenal growth y||| cf United States Tire Sales is fs$T positive proof of this fact. f m i Th unusually high quality of United States tires has 4 ' :9 Columbia, White Canvas Ties High an Light Pearl Gray Oxford Ti Steel Gray Oxford Ties and Battleship Gray Pumps and Dark Tan Low Heel Oxford Lot Queen quality Black, T; Oxford Ties, Spacial \ 1 1 , Columbia, ing To-day FROM ~ *'? ) c ; are Good Tires o Make Yo?r lure LU99 A 1 Up^liiUlA "/ *v y. ; \ - , - v> *> - '> *> _ made them easily the most popular tires among owners of the biggest*^ selling light cars. The same quality is built into aU -': United States Tires?into the small sizes as well as the larger sizes for heavier cars. Select the United States ^3p\ Tire that fits your particular 1 jml | needs. Our Sales and Service Depot dealer will gladly help ycu. Then stick to it. SC' 1 I d Low Heel -$2.85 1 es - - - $6.85 | Pumps - - j $4.85 9 Ties - - i- $5.85 g Tips - . - $2.85 I JL. IVU _ ? w -?-? d| m and Gray Pumps | - - - - $2.65 I S.S.S.S. ;j i