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? 11, .I,, ,1,1 i wm * > 'W 1? FORCE v.;. i fx. ' * ' *' * ' The entire stoct chance of a life !lie to derive the Sale Starts Everything 250 Unci Your Ch. Lot No. 1. Suits that were made t der for $20 to $30 $ 11 Closed out at 1500 Lined Suits, med I 195 Sampii m one and two of a kind ?9 Suits made to sell up t II $30, now sold for....... 1 Special:'""! I Men, Remembei g 14-4-2 Main Stre Is MRS. HALTIWANGER LEAVES FOR BALTIMORE. I: "Mrs. J. K. Haltiwanerer of Chamn left Saturday for Baltimore to buy ' her fall stock of millinery. Mrs. Hal i|Wanger expects business conditions to be good this fall and will buy one of the largest and most up-to-date lines she has ever carried. She conducts the only exclusive millinery p>l|store in Chapin and supplies a large | ; trade in that section. . d* MRS MARY WAGES. Born March 1. 1873 died Aug. 8,. ?'1918. 7:30 p. m. at the home of her son David Wages near Edmund. She ?|eaves surviving 3 children 2 daugh fcers and one son. Relict of the late l^fj^illiam Wages who was killed in the War of Secession. 38 grandchildren. - Buried at Antioch Friday afternoon B'Atjg. 9. Rev McKittrick performing ' the ceremony. mm CARD OF THANKS . Kind Editor: Please allow us space in your pa- j pet to tkank 0ur many neighbors and % friends for the kindnesses thev have i jS; shown us during the illness and death of,our dear husband and father Dan| lel;T. Seay. We pray God's richesl blessings upon everyone of them. - \ WIFE AND CHILDREN . NOTICE On Friday August 16th. I will be! at Bound Hill School house for the; purpose of enrolling: young: men between the agres of 16 and 21 years. I'll both white and colored, for the labor reserve army of the XJ. S. A'll subjects in St. Mathews school district' p Will also come to Round Hill and en- J On.Saturday. Augnist 17. I will be! at Edmunds School house for thej - same purpose, and all subjects. in; tJNW South. Scouter Creek and Macedon Districts wll enroll at Ed- j Brands. The hours for enrollment wiD be between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. E. SLOAN CROUT, Enrolling: Officer. SHINGLES! SHINGLES! The Barre Hardware Co. has just gftffetpijjVfed a car load of red cedar shingdes shipped from Canada, which they offer or sale. Parties needing: |||Sbi&ries should see these before buy Leas : of these 3 big stor -time and ljjot to be i fjill benefit of our Sat. 8 A. M. ? Must hf* Sold. dled-For Sui pice-Of Any i , Lot No. 2. 0 or- Suits that were made 1 | 7C der for $30 to-$35 I*'" Closing out at v* Sample ium weight, in fact, si 1 Suits 271 , in all sizes. in Serges rv A? /k M m* oirraa mo .. $10.40 $30.00, I1< * j ' ot of Odd Pants, left overs oJ lile they last, worth up to $7. r! First Come, First S s. wo et , IW|*< ?w ^ IN MEMORY. Daniel T. Seay. son of Mr. an( | Mrs. Thos. E Seay, died June 20 191* ; making his stay here on earth 4] j years 9 months and 16 days. He leaves father, mother, tw< j brothers and two sisters, an affectioi ' ate wife and six children to mouri j j his departure. : In the solemn hour of morning i In the silence calm and deep. Lying on his peaceful bed. Daniel-fell asleep. t In Emanuel's quiet churchyard. There is now a new made mound. ' And the form that was so cherished, : Has been laid beneath the ground. j Peaceful bv thy silent slumber. | Peaceful in the grave so low. ! Thou no more will join our number ! Thou no more our sorrows know. I You have crossed the cold dark river Angels hold you by the hand. You are safe from storms forever. Safe within that promised land. ; How we miss your gentle foot steps i Miss each kind and gentle word. | No more in the lonely household. Will your tender voice be heard. t So fare thee well our dear one You have only gone before For if we are but as faithful. We shall reach the golden shore. WRITTEN BY HIS SISTER. NEW DAYLOS AND BATTERIES A shipment of Everyready flash1 i4-c #-* ?-?Lottorioc? nour irnpf llXllUC axiu uai/t-vi 1^0, UV" V41JL vv ? to us by express, all at the same old prices. "Eveready the only real flashlights." HARMON DRUG CO. The Rexall Store. The estimated production of rice in SOUTH CAROLINA in 1918 will ap proximate 113,000 bu.. as compare > with 75,000 bu. last year, the aver, age for the last ten years being 133 000 bu. The total production for the last ten years being 133,000 bu. The total production for the UNITED STATES is estimated at 41,498,000 bu. or 5,222,000 bu. more than in 1917 the, ten-year average being 28,! 351,0a0 btf. Yon, are right. Buddy. There is no telling what will happen when you are off the water wagea* es Bought es will be sacrificed ; missed. Remembe; loss. Never again ^ Sharp , Nothing Reseri These fine Suits wei L were made to order in These Lots: Lot No. 3. to or- Suits that were made t 1 HZ der for $35 to $45. v?l d Closing out at v* Suits: aits for all year wear. 5 All Wool Suits % , Cheviots, Worsteds, in all de to sell at tflQ 7C dw sacrificed ylO# iD > J mite: $3.95 T Served. OLEN 1 H. L. Gill statement corrected. 1 In last weeks issue we published a I statement from Mr. Jas. W. Shealy L Demonstration Agent, with reference to making a spray for red spider in ) cotton, in which we stated that 2 gal i Ions of water be used in mixing the i spray. This s a typographical error and should have been 20 gallons. CAMPING IN MOUNTAINS A party of Lexington folks left on Friday by automobile for the moun-tains of North Carolina where the * will spend several weeks camping and visiting places of interest. Those in , the party are: Mrs E B Roof. Mrs. E G Wingard. Misses Mary Susan Roof. Carrie May and Hattie Lee Win gard.. Ailleen Harraan. Nita Lee Harman. Cora Hook. Elvira Harman: and Messrs Rosco Jackson. Jess Ballentine and Ralph Hendri*. NOTICE OF MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE I A meeting of the County Exesuj tive Committee is hereby called at Lexington on Saturday, the 17th in; stant at 10 o'clock, a. m. A full attendance of the members is requested. C. M. EFIRD. Coyntv Chairman. -feLEASE TO SPEAK IN NEWBERRY MONDAY NIGHT. ! ^ uoie i~i. Please, candidate for U. S. Senator will speak in Newberrv oMnday night August 19th at 9 o'clock. new time. Newberrv is Mr. Blease's home town and a large crowd is expected to be present to hear him. Th condition of SWEET POTA-j , TOES in South Carolina on July 1 j 1918 was 90 per cent, of normal and! in the United States 78.3 per cent j The estimated production in SOUTH j CAROLINA will be 8,064 ;000 bu.. as | j compared with 7;600;000 bu. last*' I year and the ten-year average of 5, , 244 ;000 bu.. or approximately 3,000 ! 000 bu. less than in 1917 but 21 000,000 bu. more than the ten vear ' average. 1 j FOR SALE?137 Acres, good pineywoods lands: 40 acres in cultiva- 1 tion: 50 acres under wire fence seven j room dwelling:, one tenant house, out-; buildings; good water. On Calk's J Road 8 miles from Gilbert, Apply t$ W. E. Ranch. Gilbert. 8. C 4Sp ( 666 cures by removing the cause i Over Our at 50 cents on the c r?No goods sold tc will you have such ; red. THIS SALE P* re made for men called to th at pri ;es of $20.00 to $45.Q( 500 Gei IS. Suits: ? ? A e Suits made of high r Daylight Shops. A * All Suits sacrificed ^ AA 17 - P" ouu nxtra rine Silk, Worsted and Blue finest quality, made to ( i sell for $35, now going ? d? r i T rrsrasr JlLl/lAL, Pants to v No Go MILLS lespie, Mgr. r ^ ^ ? FOR SALE Pitre bred, big type, Polam China pigs from 8 to 14 week: old.- Price from $7.50 to $10.00. . . ' L. Magnus Shealy, 7-31-3tp Peak, S. C. FOR SALE?1 bay horse weighim 1100 pounds. Gente and will wor] anywhere. S. B. Kyzer Lexington route 2. 2tpd.?8-14. . Good Liniment for Lameness. "I have found Chamberlain's Lini ment a splendid remedy for lameness soreness of the muscles and rheuma tic pains," writes Mrs. J. W. Wallace Macon, Mo. Mrs. Wallace sayfurther that " it is the best linimen1 we have ever had in the house." Eighteen to forty-five for drafi will take father and son along togetl er some times. WANTED?A lady teacher foi rural school with eigrht grades. Apply to G. C. Ga^^t. Pelion, S. C. Itpd. Wondr if the kaiser has changed his opinion of the figrhting: qualities of th American soldiers. GEORGE BELL TIMMERMAN FOR CONGRESS Advt. The estimated production of wheat in SOUTH CAROLINA is placed at 3,376,000 bu. as ag:ainst 1,869,000 bu in 1917.The total production of winter wheat for the entire United STATES is estimated at 556,797,000 bu., or 138,727 ;000 bu. more than last year, the estimated production of sprint: wheat for the UNITED STATES being- 322,039,000 bu. as agranst 232,758,000 bu.. in 1917. 666 cures Headaches, Billiousn/->oo T aco rif A or flutt llCOO| JV/JL tired aching feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. Fine Tonic. This is the t'me of year whei plants and insects are busy in yoa* raroem. Yon can't be idle. i>66 contains no alcohol, arsenic, nor other poisonous drugs. I * MEaDST SIP-*-?*** - v:?>. Chattanooga, Tenn. Ashland, Head lollar, at This Store ( ) storekeepers, as we iti opportunity. *ger, Greater OSITIVELY FOR SHQR1 e colors, this season, in our cliff ), must be sacrificed at once. mine Palm Beat Shades, Styles and colors. S< rywhere from $12.50 to $15. Y< _ _r i_ lL!_ l-r Ail . cc ui any in cms 101. All sizes. grade woolens of San mongst these fine suits ' at 50 cents on the do! Suits 250 Sill : Serges of ?91 7C made to sell a pZl.lD now sacrificed Ends Pants Lengths, Made to Order worth up to $10.00 ods Sent C. O. D. N COMPA , WANTED To Invest l Payable $2 e In a new war material manu k orders for the U. S. Governr mers for an article that is ar guns and cannons, as well as railway passenger cars, and The demand for this article i ply and other manufacturers ing enormous profits. Our ? success is assured because 01 superiority. Additional capi our output. At last you have an opport ings of one of the really big [ remember, this offer is limit* $100 each?payable $20 mont time to investigate and satisJ cent. Send a postal for full ] b in asking for information, i ' T. C. F Room 12'1,-NoJ 23 W Madi; NOTICE | All persons indebtedlto'the estate of Mrs. B. V. Hallman and i all persons having claims against ; the said estate are notified to pay 3 | same to or file same with Drayton E. Clark, < 2wc Lexington, S. C. 1 J NOTICE OF ELECTION. All qualified electors residing: in 1 Hollow Creek school dstrict No. 8 I will please take notice that an election will be held at the school housii t therein, on Tuesday the 20th day of|( I August 1918, for the purpose of vot-! j i inn- nn additional lew of two mills! ; ? _ t for school purposes. jPolIs will open < i at 7 a. m. and close at 4 p. m Bring ^ f tax receipts and registration certifi' cates. By order of the County Board of Education. J. M. PRICE. P. R. SHEALY. ? SAMUEL PRICE. ^ j Board of Trustees of No. 8. ? TALKING MACHINE NEEDLES. ( Brilliantone. superior steel, loud 1 and extra loud tone talking machine needles, 10c per 100. Can be used !^ on all disc records. js HARMON DRUG CO. 1 The Rexell Store, &tOF0S I , Ky. Hopewell, Va. )nly. This is a | desire the pub- I .t ? Than Ever I ' NOTICE ONLY I erent stores. Suits that B h Sg.95 ' d .jf lple Ends, made i you'll- find Slk I [lar. p k Lined Suits | $24.75 I ?; $4.95 I mill othing Reserved I NY Columbia, S. C. ? 83 MEN $100 Each )A TV/r a; mommy facturing plant now filling iient and other big custoi essential part of all big ; motor trucks, automobiles, I that has many other uses, is far greater than the supin the same line are mak>lant is now producing and ur product has proved its tal is needed to increase unity to share in the earnwar supply industries. But ?d to 83 men who can invest hly. We give you ten days ty yourself before risking a . particulars. No obligations Address, today REDRICH, Treasurer, son St., Chicago, 111. SPRAY KJLLS RED SPIDER. We have Orchard brand limp sulphur solution ready to dilute in the wat.er and snrav cotton nested with j ^D ?i i? r?i ? lcu .Li.c^vnn.ui*rixw?;<i uv V-viCJUlson and Department of Agrciulture simple and in-expensive, all informaton and instructions for official bulletins cheerfully given. HARMON DRUG CO. The Rexall Store. FOR SALE. 160 acres good farming land, clay ;oil part gray and part red; 5 room hvelling house and all necessary out juildings. Located in Hollow Creels ,ownship. Cheap for cash. About >1000.00 worth of timber and some rood river bottoms. Apply to S. J. Leaphart, Agent. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that I wiU ldpIv to the Hon. George S. Drafts fudge of Proabte on the 13th day of September 1918 for a final discharge ls administrator of the estate of Caroline P. Summer, deceased. All >ersons having claims against saic' sstate should present them dulv veri 'ied and those indebted to the estatf hould make payment on or before he above named date. G. H. Koon, Admr. Estate of Caroline P. Summer. Dtc'c