Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, July 17, 1918, Image 5
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Fl$KC0RDTIRES
I are madein the ribb :dtread
familiarly associated with
Cord Tires and in the famous
Fisk Non-SkidTread.
No matter which of these
tires you choose you cannot
! |j go wrong!
gfr \T They are big, sturdy,
llU beautiful?combining resiliency,
speed, mileage,
safety and comfort. ;
BARRE HARDWARE CO.,
Lexington, S. C. '
: The Vanity Box: 1
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Mrs. W. D. HALL, Owner.
A BEAUTY PARLOR
The Newest and Most Stunning Creations in Hair
Goods and a full line of Toilet Articles
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When in the city, Come to Our Shop.
Phone 3436 .... 1116 Taylor Street.
Rear Bank of Columbia.
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y JUNK
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I ing Stoves, Plows
J Copper, Zinc, an
I minum; old Aut(
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a market prices P
ijjj^ In Yard Back of Oswald I
Hblexington, - - SOUTH
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Mr. Hampton Swygert, a native of!
Coumbia died yesterday at Ensley
Ala.
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j J. T. Miskellv died of a stroke ofi
i apoplexy while in a fight with J. B. |
j Wallace at York. 1 _
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G66 cures Malaria Fever.
Town Taxes
Notice is hereby given that the j C?
Town Council of the Town of Lex- j fr
ington has placed a seven mill levy j sl
on all property, both real and person- 0j
al, within the incorporate limits of
j the Town of Lexington, to defray; ~
the expenses of the Town government, j
for the fiscal year ending July 1st, |
1918. This tax will be due and pay-j
able from July 1st, 1918, to August!
1st, 1918. After August 1st, 1918 j tl
a ten per cent penalty will be collected 1
on unpaid taxes. After August 15 n'
the Treasurer's books will be closed ?'
and executions issued for the purpose ^
of collecting all delinquent taxes.
All persons are notified to pay
said tax to the undersigned Treasurer nof
the Town of Lexington, at his of- h
fice in The Home National Bank build tl
ing between July 1st and August 1st. i
JOE M. CAUGHMAN, p
tf Treasurer of the Town of Lex- a
ington. 0
Littleton College c
Has just closed one of the most sue- "
cessful years in its history. The 11
37th annual session will begin *
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aeptemoer ^otn.
Write for new illustrated cala- c
logue, also and quickly for particu- s
lars concerning our special offer to a
a few girls who can not pay our 0
catalogue rate. Address
J. M. RHODES, Littleton, N. C.
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and Restaurant ?
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Fresh native meats always on hand.
Ice sold in any quantity from 5c up.
Our restaurant is prepared to furnish v
meals at all hours. First class meals j c
prepared by experienced cooks.
CAUGHMAN & SOX I;
MEAT MARKET j>
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LEXINGTON, S. C.
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GEORGE BELL TIMMERMAN
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FOR CONGRESS
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THOS. G. McLEOD
BISHOPVILLE, S. C.
CANDIDATE FOR MEMBER OF I fri
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INGRESS SEVENTH DISTRICT di?
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I hereby announce myself as a ClC
mdidate for reelection to CongTes3
om the 7th Concessional District ln
lbject to the rules and regulations
l the Democratic Party.
A. F. LEVER j
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES di<
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Recognizing his ability and feelig
confident that he will represent
le people of Lexington County fearissly
and sincerely, we hereby an- i
ounce the name of Dr. L. E. Dreher,,
I Leesville, as a candidate for the,
ouse of Representatives. j A
FRIENDS, j i0<
S. E. Smith, farmer?business. C(
ian of Swansea, hereby announces
imself a candidate for re-election to
le House of Representatives from
,exington County, subject to the
rimary rules of the Democratic party *h
nd as before "A farmer for farm- ai
rs.
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Recognizing his ability and spe-1U1
ial fitness to represent his County j jn
1 the General Assembly; and, believ-!
lg that the lower section of the couaT!
y should be represented, We hereby ^
nnounce Mr H. D. Shumpert as a j ^
andidate for the House of Repre- ^
entatives from Lexington County,;
nd pledge him to abide by the result j
f the Democratic primary.
FRIENDS. ;
Having been solicited to make the J
ace, J. Brooks Wingard is hereby j
nnounced as a candidate for the R
louse of Representatives in the com- j
og primary election. He will be gov*1 cl
rned by the rules of the Democratic ir
'arty. p,
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In recognition of his splendid ser
ices rendered the County and State
luring his two years as a member of !
he House of Representatives from;
^exington County, we hereby an: P
lounce Hon. T. Haskell Shull as a ^
:andidate for reelection, and pledge S1
lim to abide by the result of the dem.
>cratic primary election. ^
^ FRIENDS !?
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I hereby announce myself a candi ^
late for the House of representatives
rom Lexington county and pledge
nvself to abide by the rules of the: g
>emocatic Primary j
J Perry Spires
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER. 111
I hereby announce myself a candi ?
late for re election to the office of
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county ireasurer and promise asj ..
iaithful service in the future as I
lave rendered in the oast. I pledge
nyself to abide by the rules of the f
Democratic p&rty. .
C. E Leanh&rt. 1
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FDR AUDITOR
Recognizing his ability and special!
itnessfor the position, we hereby an- n
lounee Mr. D. L. Shealy as a candi- I h
late for Auditor of Lexington Couu- e
y, pledge him to abide by the i v
esult of the Democratic primary. g
FRIENDS. ! I
hereby announce myself a can- 1
I id ate for Auditor of Lexington Conn ;
y, subject vo the rules of the Demo-!
:ratic party.
E. W. Burnett.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE
Recognizing efficiency service and j
aithful performance of duty in the!
>ast, we the Many Friends of George
5. Drafts announce him as a candi ^
late for reelection as Judge of Pro 1-1
ate tor Lexington County and pled Cl
;e him to abide by the result of the 0i
)emocrat:c Primary. ^
I hereby announce myself a can- ^
idate for Judge of Probate for Lex- r>,
rigtor: county and pledge myself to ?a
bide by the result of the Democrat zc
z primary. ar
B. D. Clarke a
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ror Cotton Weigher ^
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I hereby announce myself for reelction
to the position of Cotton Wei-J
her at Swansea and pledge myself to f_
bide by the result of :he Democratic .,0
rim.aw. If reelected I * promise t.
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onest and faithful service, as I have ^
?ndere;i in the past,
d. John V. Hutto. '
I hereby announce myself a car.diate
for the "m/ition of Cotton \\ ciuh*' ea
r at Severe:;: and pledge myself to <:a
bhla by the result of the Democratic oic
rimavy. If elected I premise hon-, aa
d: and faithful service. i ""o
;I bbDMiD WILLIAMS.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-1
te for the position of Cotton Wei- j
er at Swansea and pledge myself'
abide by the result of the Demoitic
primary.
J. G. Sharpe.
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MAGISTRATE 3KD
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At the solicitation of many of my,
ends, I hereby announce myself a|
nuidate for Magistrate of the 3rd i
strict, subject to the rules and regitions
of the Democratic party. If
?cted I can but promise to dicharge
* duties of the office as I have done '
the past?without fear or favor? '
d dealing out justice to all with an 1
en hand.
Wallace E. Lorick
I hereby announce myself a can. 1
late for Magistrate of the Irmo
strict and pledge myself to abide ,
the result of the Democratic priiry.
J. W HOOK ,
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Whereas, Lexington Lodge No 152 I
F and M has been bereaved in the
ss of our worthy brother, W Albert
>rley
1 We extend to the family of our
iCeased brother an expression of
;epest sympathy in this hour of
eir darkest bereavement and assure
em of our desire to extend all the
d and assistance possible
mi- _ a"L:_ T J
S. xnat tnis liuuge eauxcau^
*ays that the Great Master of the
liverse may be a support to them
this their hour of trial
3 That we ^lscribe a blank page
our record book to his memory;
Lat a copy of this resolution be sent I
i his family and also be printed in!
ie local newspapers
Fraternally submitted
Scott Hendrix
C. E. Leaphart
P H Shealy
Committee
EGISTER YOUR BIRTHS
The allotment in money, for each
lild from the United States Govern1
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tent under the draft act will not be^
aid unless a birth certificate is pro
uced as proof of birth
CARD OF THANKS
We heartly thank each and every |
erson who showed a heart's sympa-,
ly during our husband and father's
ickness and death
We shall be glad to help or sympa
tiize with all when they are in need
1 return for the help and sympathy!
iven us May God's richest blessing j
ollow each fdfrever
Mrs W A Corley and Family
IlKiHDAY JfAKl I MJK |
MISS MARY COUNTS;
??Irs. Pear] Counts entertained de-!
^htfully at a birthday party in honr
of her daughter Mary Lou on Sat
rrday afternoon at their home on
audeville road. The following lit-1
le boys and girls were present: Ethj
1 Lewis, Milton Walton Carroll Frdd!
largle; George and Herman Eargle;i
leien Sarline Stou^emire, Onnie Hari
y Hawkins. Kay B. Koon, Alma
r.d Mattie (Pearl Amick, Ethel Mae
Iromer. Ruby Bundriek.
Ice cream and cake were served j
Th Ittle guests enjoyed the even-1
ig and went away with happy little1
earts for now is the time for them to [
njoy themselves. Little Mary Lou|
;as- happy recipient of many lovely!
ifts
RY SI! SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY CALOMEL
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tares your nver wiinout making
you sick and can not
salivate.
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Every druggist in town?your drug
ist and everybody's druggist has no- j
ced a great falling off in the sale of;
iIornel.Thev all give the same reas!
n. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking
s place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people
io\v it. while Dodson's Liver Tone is
;rfectly safe and give4* ' etter results
lid a prominent loc? druggist.Dodin's
Liver Tone is personally guariteed
by every druggist who sells it.
large bottle costs but a few cents,
id if it fails to give easy relief in
*erv case of liver sluggishness and
instlpation, you have only to ask for
>ur money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
sting, purely vegetable remedy
rrr.iess to both children and adults.
:kc a spoonful at night and wake up
cling fine; no biliousness, sick head
he acid stomach or constipated bow
=. :t doesn't gripe or cause incon
r.ierde all the rent day line violent
!cr:el. Take a dose of calomel to j
y and torn or. ov you will de.i weak, j
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* an-I nauseated. Don't -oso
y's vc:k! Take .haisonT Liver!
'*-e '- t-ad n-d 'eel 'in:. fell of ; \
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BEEF NEEDED FOB
FUG FORCES
New Regulations Concerning Meat
Consumption Are Announced by the
Food Administration.?Public Urged
to Substitute Pork ar.d Save Beef
for Army and Allies.
CJolumbta,.?"Householders are no*
under any circumstances to buy more
Lhan one and one-cuarter pounds of
clear beef weekly (or one and ono-half
pounds including the bone) per person
in the household," says Herbert
Hoover. federal food administrator ia
a telegram to William Elliott, food
administrator for South Carolina, announcing
new regulations concerninec
the consumption of meats.
The demands for beet tor our army
and the allied armies and their civil
population for this summer are beyond
our present surplus," Mr. Hoover's
telegram continues. "On the other
hand, we have enough increased supply
of pork this summer to permit economical
expansion te its use. It will,
therefore, be a direct service to our
armies and the allies if our people
would, in some degree, substitute
fresh pork, bacon, ham and sausage
for beef products."
The Food Administration, in view of
the demands for beef for the army and
the allies, has now reached the point
where it must request all hotels and
restaurants not to place on their bill*
of fare or serve boiled beef for mora
than two meals per week, and beefsteak
for not more than two meals
per week. Eoast beef is also limited
to one meal & week.
SfLOS TO HELP WW THE
WAR.
Build silos and help defeat the
German submarines now attacking
supply ships.
England and France are face
to face with a serious shortage |
of feeds. Horses and cows are g
to be placed on rations in En*- S
land.
This means that America will g
be called upon to supply the I
allied countries with more
meats.
Silos are the best means of
conserving our stock feeds. Now
Is the time to build them. The ^
size of the silo should deepnd
upon the number of cattle to be
fed. The cow or steer during
the winter feeding period coi>
sumes about four tons of silage.
From this it is easy to determine
how large to make the
1 silo.
WOMAN'S REAL PART
IN WAR ACTIVITY
First Place Given to Food Conservation
and Food Production in Appeal
to Women of the Country from QffL
eial Washington. '
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I Columbia.?A special appeal to the
women of the country is made by offij
cial Washington, through the Food
Administration, and emphasis is laid
upon the fact that women have never
1 before been called upon to bear so
; *reat a burden as the coming months
| wiH impose upon their courage and
their constancy,
j Woman's part in all war activities
is primarily food production and food
conservation.
"The women of America must see
to it," says the authoritative statement.
"that the nation's producing
powor is not enfeebled by the draft
made upon it to strengthen the fight
ing power.
"They must produce fod by working
gard&as, by raising chickens, by
doing farm' service where they can op
by helping a-fid encouraging those who
4o it. They must aid in the kitchen,
conserving food- by wise economies,
canning, drying.\ preserving, pickling
and preparing fod in acordance with
the Food Administration's program.
They must purchase where they see
the Food Administration's emblem,
watch their local dealers, buy local
produce in preference to shipped
goecb; and resist the temptation to
hoard.
"America is today rationing the
world. Without our food supplies the
Allies could not fight for us. They
are suffering privations. The food that
we save for them is net a saving of
money. It is a saving of life. It is
worth more than its weight in gol."
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| EAT PERISHABLE FOODS.
J use all the fresh perishable jj
foci products and can v.'hat you
do not use.
Every household should can
a few quarts of the vegetables
and fruirs that are in season
and thus insure a supply of
food for next winter.
It is net patriotic at this time i
to use tanned goods which must I
be held as a food reserve.
For canning fruit3 an adequate
supply of sugar can he
I obtained by applying to your
s grocer for a eerlitlrace and esi
pour sugar needs for 8
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