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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1918.
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of our subscribers to the fact tha the
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1918. Therefore we issue this timely
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GET YOUR REGISTRATION'
CERTIFICATE
If you expect to vote in the general
election on the first Tuesday in No- j
vember you must get a registration j
certificate before October 1st. After!
that time the books close and no cer- ;
tificates will be issued.
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MR. SHOIPERT THANKS VOTERS, j
To the Democratic Voters of Dexing
ton County:
I take this means of expressing my
appreciation for the good vote givenj
me in the first primary election, and '
although defeated, I feel grateful to j
my friends who so loyally stood by j
me. I made a clean and manly tight,:
I resorting to nothng dirty or degrad- {
ing. I advocated those things I thou- j
ght best for my county and although \
I failed of election I hold no malice j
toward any man and return to my ;
farm pledging my loyal support to
.every nominee of the Democratic party.
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! Gratefully yours,
V J H. ?. 8kump?rt
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LEXINGTON COUNTY AGENTS
FOR TBDE SALE OF HUNTING
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LICENSES*
T. L .Harmon, Lexington.
S. J. Long, Lexington
Caughman-Kaminer, Co., Lexington
Brookland Hard-ware Co. Brookland
Gayden Drug Co .,Brookland.
J. H. Roberts, Chapin.
W. M. Courtney, Chapin.
J. W. Hook, Irmo.
T. R. Quattlebaum, Steed man.
D. A. Hendrix, Gilbert.
J. D. Haltiwanger, Pelion
Mrs. Mary Corder Samaria.
O. L. Shealy, Chapin
John C Swyigert, Peak.
Cullom,Holman Hardware Co. Batesburg.
F. C. Craps, Gilbert.
Julian Sharpe, Edmund.
D. E Hammond, Gilbert.
S. E. Shealv Saxe-Gotha.
G. W. Watts, Gaston.
ALL GINNERS -MUST PROCURE
LICENSE.
I have been informed by the State
Food Administrator that all ginners
who gin as many as twenty tons of
seed must have ginners' license.
All persons operating gins must at
once apply to the License Division,
Food Administration, Washington,
D. C., for ginners' license.
T. C. Call is on,
<3o. Food Administrator.
SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES.
New school supplies, consisting of
writing tablets, pencil pads composition
books, examination tablets, writing
pens and holders, pencils, inks of
all kinds,mucilage, glue, paste and
many items needed in the school
room and at home.
Here you'll find blank books, led- |
gers, day books typewriter papers, |
typewriter ribbons and carbon papers,
drawing and transfer carbon j
papers and other articles for busi- j
ness purposes. "Rexall the sign of j
quality."
HARMON DRUG Co.
Ill'Y STANDARD GASOLINE.
We sell only tested gasoline coming
up t<? the s. C. State law standard.
We do not sell naptha for gasoline or
low graded gasoline. Our gasoline
gives you the fire and power.Our pres
ont price is i'7c the gallon and we give
you standard measure?full gallons.
Our large new gasoline pump and
tank has arrived on the ground ajid
will be placed in a few days. This up
to-date pump station will deliver tested
and filtered gasoline quickly and
we will be better prepared to serve
( our patrons and the public.
| HAR1C9N DRUG CO.
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VS. O. KAAEENER MANAGER L \
BANK OF WESTERN CAROLE*. A
! The friends of Mr. W. 0. Kaminec
will be interested to learn that he has
accepted the position of manager of
the Lexington Branch of the Bank of
Western Carolina and entered upon
his duties September 1st
The Bank of Western Carolina is to .
be congratulated upon securing the
services of Mr. Kaminer who is 4 1
young business man of sound judge-*
nient and wide experience. Mr. Kam
iner spent 17 years in the Phillipine
Islands whfere he was employed in
Government service being for a nuxa
br of years Treasurer of a province.
He is an expert accountant^and1 hie
long service as a book-keeper for the
Government specially fits him for this
position.
Bank No. 288.
Statement of the condition of
THE BANK OF PELJON, .
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located at Pelion, S. C., at the close cfC
business August 31st, 1918.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts,.... 31,961.98..
Overdrafts 12.7$ '
Furniture and fixtures,.. 842.29
I Banking* House, 2,273.43 :
Other real estate owned,.. 908.15.
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i Due from banks and banKI
ers, 7,610.49
j Currency l,984.#f .
Silver and other minor coin 353.39
Cheeks and cash items;... 133.94
Liberty Loan Bonds,.... 1,000.949 ;
TOTAL, 47,08G.4fc>
I LIABILITIES. ! fi > .
j Capital stock paid in,'.... 10,000.0w
j Surplus fund 200.Of. *
I Undivided Profits, less y ;
| current expenses and
taxes paid 487.3%' ^
! Individual deposits subject
to check 17,909.21.
Saving's deposits 9,098.39
Cashier's checks 385.ft . ?
Bills payable, including cerj
tilicates for money borrowed,
* 9.000.09
TOTAL, 47,080.4a
Stu+o nf Srmt.Vi Carolina.)
1 County of Lexington)ss.
Before me came G. L. Taylor Cash
j ier of the above named bank, who, be
ing duly sworn, says that the above'
I and foregoing statement is a true
I condition of said bank, as shown by
, the books of said bank.
G. L. tTAYLOR,
| Sworn to and subscribed before v.e
this nth day of September, 1918.
C. A. SHUMPERT
Notary Public S. C.
| Correct Attest:
j L. W. WISE )
ID. F. SHUMPERT > Bfrectors
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