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THZ BGST ME FOR COUGHS A? iW **crvgr-'J.~ Td-Sni fet TC Pllf'"*'"*" Vr-'^* XVvill uuuj ? ' ?v~? {?" "I have tnkon Tirana, ami P'would say that it i ..he test medicine tor coughs and c Id0, I ever saw. I iiiid. that it ;:"< v/aya tv cures a cold la a short '.vhile. 1: aieo strengthens and builds ui: the system." Sold Everywhere r I k > BEATS YOUNGER BROTHER. ?s. -Fearing' that her younger brother would manage to get into the army . s and get overseas before she could do : -..it, Miss Gladys Coker, of Hartsville. i ? has entered Y M. C. A. overseas servt.'a or*/? ic hnnnv tu?u *s/ - . to beat me into the Service, she said. ^ . . "I did not vant my young brother "so I started after an overseas appoint ment and got it; and I'm very happy." Miss Coker usually gets what she starts after. She is a portrait panter ?r and the daughter of a prominent South Carolina family, Coker College in Hartsville having been founded by her grandfather. Major J. L. Coker. / She recently received an A. B. degree rat Swathmore. Miss Coker will be in the Y. M. C. A canteen service for which she is well equipped. h CITATION NOTICE. * STATE OF SOUH CAROLINA ' County of Lexington. Bv George S. Drafts, Esquire Probate Judge. ?9 WHEREAS, M. E. Aughtry made P suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Sallie A WoodsT THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Sallie A. Wood, deceased, that they be and appear, before me in the " Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington, C. H., S. C. on 28 Sept 1918 next after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause if any they have, why the said Admin istration should not be granted. GIVEN under my Hand, ths 14 day ' .-of September, Anno Domini 1918. GEO. S. DRAFTS (L.S.) Probate Judge Lexington County, ' s. c. Published on the 18 day of Sept. 1918 in the Lexington Dispatch-Xews 2 weeks. > - U. S. BUYS SUGAR CROP . ' AT $5.o0 100 LBS. Washington Sept. 13.?The sugar equilization board of the food adminis jv. traton today closed a contract with ^ the Cuban minister for the purchase of the Cuban sugar crop at a price "basis,of about $5.50 per hundred pounds fob Cuban ports. This pura chase is made on behalf of the AmerW ican' English French and Italian governments. ^ The crop will begin to be available in December and its division between tho allies will be directed .by the United States food administration. * * ^ t rr ?ri"v WMA1 It' uor. 1 w PREVENT APPENDICITIS . New Bookland people should know simple buckthorn.bark glycerine, etc as mixed in Ad ler i ka, flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract so completely that appendicitis is prevented. ONE SPOONFUL Adler i ka relieves ANY CASE sour somach, gas or coastina ?V-t. I tion because it removes ALL foul matter which clogged and poisoned your system. The INSTANT action surprises both doctors rmd nntients. Sandel Drug Co.. New Drookland. MI ST WORK OR PTC ";T. \ WASHTXGT* >N r*-u>t. eg??tr:krC Will*not bo f< 'crate : v w -.y work / is in progress. This ultimatum fore. President Wilson today, transmitted to the striking machinsts of Prid export. Conn., who , have refused to abide by a decision of the national war labor board, establishes the government's policy toward . j essential labor for the period of the war. The president ordered the men, 5,000 in number to return to work immediately. . The election is over, and npbody is sorry. Plant turnips! mustard and rape. They will come in this winter. Plant plenty of wheat, it will help to win the war. One of the safest "set rich quick" schemes is to marry a girl with money You can't judge a worn ants ago by the length of her dress. It's about time for a big husky German submarine to blow up another rowboat in a North Carolina branch. There is no doubt that some people have evolved from the monkey. Others simply dress different. A woman of 4 0 can veneer her faco with powder and make the most keen eyed observer take ten off. * "&fhon they take woman away from"*the co-educational college," sale the speaker, "what will follow?" "I will,' cried a voice from the audience.-?7 v Lge. % I i%j /% ' I ^ k**# ?;4if g Nm fcCa fefeka f-.v ?.> :' ; '; ,' . '. I I dicst^ } 3 COL3}? " ;:S i *) !?<i * el^-c -wl : j I (5^,,.., u? ; [ fc*3 <?& '. '/ i> J I * ; Miss Gr&r'r letter 1;re-.athe- ; I I hope to tiic ai!in;r. It is ? *? m- o , ? spiration to the siek and Innrm. ? ? Liquid er Taller Farm | ; j ^g?a?aeg<ra^<rpananKsnnl -- ? :[ i DIFFERKM AXSV/ER. { | g "Am I the first girl you have ever i loved?" ,| "'>h, no. You arc about the tenth, j | | and my taste has improved right along | i "What do you think of the army I ; as far as you have gone?" inquired a ! sergeant of a newly arrived recruit at ! camp. ! "I may like it after a while, but ; just now I think there is too much j drilling and fussng around between ! meals," was the reply. TRESPASS NOTICE All persons are hereby warned not to trespass upon our premises by hunting, fishing, hauling wood, straw, lightwood, making roads through or | in any manner whatsoever. The law will be strictly enforced against all persons violating this notice. X. J. Burgess. H. J. Burgess. F. S. Burgess. J. B. Jonnson. j 48pd j TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby Warned not : j to trespass upon my lands by hunting j fishing, hauling straw, wood light- [ j wood, making roads or in any mani ner whatsoever. The law will be j strictly enforced against all parties i violating this notice. ELIZA E. SXELGROVE. j | COLUMBIA LADIES TAKE NOTICE. I A fellow often wishes it was neces sary that women wear bathing caps while at the theater when he is craining is neck trying to "see the point" on the screen or stage and a big fancy top piece in front of him moving all the time* ?Ladies of oClumbia will take the hint. m XOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. To all Whom These Presents May Concern: Whereas, W. F. Fair has made application unto this Court for Final Discharge as administrator in re the Estate of J. G. Farr, deceased, on this the IGth day of September. 1918. THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite any and all kindred, creditors, or parties interested to show cause before me at my office at Lexington Court House. South Carolina, on the 16th day of October 19IS at 11 o'clock A. M. why said order of discharge should not be granted. George S Drafts J P. L. C. Sept. 16th, 191S. . After the war is over Uncie Sam ought to be able to put out a pretty good family tree. r If the Allies can k-m the Germans! | moving on they will soon be singing i : I "Good-bye France. :iell-? Periin." ? s It roonrs to he impossible to learn J people that the middle of a railroad I ( T-ae.-: is not the place to waat. > < ,, ? 1 j A year ago no dcw>t tit ere were j men v<" 1 ?o were y 1 a<1 they had already' i ) :u d their .?Jri ir? He post a a a rev; ; i-hev :av v.'.. * :-e-- v.-o:- 'aie!; cr. - no I ' i , . ! ! .* man may i*c aide to W* alerts'1 1 . , i in me wo ml without education hut he! is a "cone sucker" if he hasn't a few) . dollars to ride on. i. A gtar.t airplane capable of carry- ' ing 100 passengers and flying from j I Xcw York to San Francisco or London ! I in -J6 to i S hours is now under consid- j eraticn. i 1 Wood's Seeds Crimson Clover I Increases crop nroduc- ! ticn, improves the land and makes zn excellent I! grazing and forage crop. j WOOD'S FALL'CATALOG f m 1 ??a??. ?i ???> Just Issued Tells A!! About Crimson Clover, Alfalfa, Fulghum Oats, j Abbruzzi Rye and all ether j Farm and Gardes Seeds | FOR FALL SOWING. Catalog mailed free. Write for j it, and prices of any Sec dr. required. T.W.W08D&S0NS, | Seedsmen - Richmond, Va. i ?in ' . . - - ? i ^ t5> 4 FT T> A 0 e* hahc K ** ???' rr"-' 4Z u liuluc 0?uM it-po? ', CirV _ |V^1 ^4 M >i 2"3"\? i" i? M I ?}*> .** ?> The"stockhc:("iers of The IT P* & our own people, lis < ti.ee w &> " ?i ness and sroiosionul men w1 < g? their interest ana yours are n The bank's prcfics remain i' fnr tPp nnhmldir cr (-1 our a ov, ~i' - - F5S? P State. |p As a Home Bank mtercstec ?i? ticing a liberal] policy and& service, we feel iustified in ir As your fall activity be<> [with us. Liberty Bonds and War Sale here. THE HOME NAT L LEXINGTOJ Ijuuiiiery Our Ginnery is now runni we are rendering the^best s< your cotton to our gins if y< service and absolute result ging and ties. We pay highest*[market Cotton Seed. Meal and Hulls for sale 0] LEXINGTON i I LEXINGTC I' The Marinelle E f r The Marine!!o Beauty Shop, (exclusive Beauty Parlors in t fMANICURE, MASSAGE, SI i' jr h~r f w e now nave a large icico to handle the trade, p;v o ] ] * O n 7 ' - . t ... v t' The R/g 1; o* ^ |I512 Main St., (ut> stairs Rusir We are selling first at Prices that will Save Money. The store is to stand b sold, and gladly rel if you are not satis COME TO SEE US. Tlie Cayce Co-operative GROCERIES - H! ?.'* '"v~ r> - JTV"' :. O V '''S i - ; -?.'?*.- ; r 4 ; .v.? j i..A.1. ; j .1' I . ] j. v' _ \ l }1 I', ill . i iv ? * * * ' j- { c ; I i:Y C: ( Y: &1V ' ' 1 - f- . . *0.$ I m Hi 111. j . < , icl'0 i! i i'.'' " .] i i i "L; 111 < V ? \ *Tr!S j "ii, c..% and our ^*j|j ' ^iSi j "- a ' i ?n Home afiairs, prac- ?*9; afTc-ru high I v efficient " 'v* \ ivitingyour business. ^jgj j ;ins, open an account ^|| Sayings Stamps for ^jj I0NAL BANK 1 - ?I i ng on full time, and| ervice possible. Eiing| du appreciate prompt! j :s. We furnish Bag-i price for Cotton and| r exchange. | m-m* a /v /v /\ ?. IXJ.j )N, S. C. |1 6 j in?1 r hi i ? ii 11 9 i? 1 ? i?atacpgrtati . *.? . 1 g r. ?- / -v r Q [> ^twc rtC^AV U^U^'o 1 * I r] p. Tr C ? t h1 o" h n r ( , he South. r \l J r ?,r. o' ' i ./ :V*i ovJ. /"i N _> '* ,.A J . _;'v i " V-'' L' j. .' r.-f r - re; } ;yv--. ; - ? " p-'-iiVi'.-E iiicenrior ; ; j! r \ ^ .^7... ?-y' - ^ .v ; ) Columbia, 5. L. ;j ! 1 less class Groceries enable you to i policy of this 1 T 11 1 enma an goocis [unci the money ifiecl. | i : Store, Cayce, S. C. j FRESH MEATS I S i' ^ Coi j SkmV.^se I W- X- K'.- r- ' .v.,;' I a?'--\%i sr<\ ;^ i !<$& "-. : ' "h ::i ,\ i man i?& . , ;v t l ! -- "f; " K& ! mMM: " ' *. V .\v;!:r v <;?s ' .. ' a-Iv.-i j an ') A. V ,~r~ Spy y''vT-' " . ' (1.. a T2> f /fXPTklcy' i o J? 1 *UsSuite No. 7 Carolii Cor. IVI&in and Washington St: ^ inAro IH rws TIUIIO ^ Guaranteed t< and lo We carry shoe family in sizes fit every one. Our salesme enced shoe r cash system sa's The B< 1518 Main Street CrfShi) We mo have your set ready same c our estimate before havin, save you money. 20-Year Guarantee, FREE EXAMINATION We Administer Nitrous Oxide Baltimore De 1329 1-2 Main St. COLUI Look for Large Electric Sign at Sta ??? n i? Buggies, Wag We Have a Splendid Lin; v % i * cYr*\ \ >\ / : -k ?U\ \ i* /s ; / '"{ \ j a\ W>a;>) rr--! / v/, \ i ' -\r. r v Ar r I I . , V . \ \X , ' ' / / | J? ..." - ; ^ ' We have every style and size in Come in and see them or. < ur : CUR GUARANTEE h G, v?t.. T*<J <?' 1115 Hamptcn St., - - ?????OPilW l-IWUCK???P?Wg?CTKU? f 7 | Money Saved ii I Just What Y< ! Yon Bu B. BE] [2 I Clothing, Shoe?, K ] Furnishings, Lac I Readv-tc-v I " | Sole Agent for the famo ? and also other brands of sh j longest. See us for bargai ! Tfc 1 W% || HI j i JL* & o tL?s> miiXXSM J ! 1416 Assembly Slreet, itraded Diseases ! i ALSO TREAT [msoduers. nervous debil- ! TROUBLES, ETC. , Kidney ' :;:!vs painlessly J ithout operate n <?r > : *;!iCn *nt. S treatment or, -J ^n^s' viu re- t i 9 j -> fj *tO!"V V : uitS, niRf f;, r Woman. IS Z')i> ?>:. :>:* to FCC. JVC his C none so rich ti.ai can procure f v.a ln: L ne i'./Or'..led to onvo. yoo toe re*u: ; E> j.-s yivon | r.vt.' the Laynmnt;?? y>/ii' owo hands ? ' iiii 1 - o;i Lie S I uli. : Examinations Free on: 11c u- j; . :n. to 7 p. ;n. Sundays 1<? to 2. E fl 77 7 T? .** -r-?vx n 0 1. .< ' J'; x I jL& iL; j IV il a P.J a na National Bank Building | >. COLUMBIA, S. C j ??mi ??a?a? MI rwVwwTBfcP IT3 ' Everybody 3 wear easy ngest. s for the entire and widths to All Si vies, n are experinen and our /es you money /VfcVt COLUMBIA, S. C. )UT-OF-TOWN Patients, : have every convenience your comfort when visitour offices. We will e impression of your uth in the morning, and lay, where desired. Get g work done. We will Silver Fillings, 50c op Gold Fillings, $1. up Teeth Cleaned $1. Gas For Painless Extraction t intal Parlors \IB1A, S. C. Phone 586 and Moving Dental Exhibit lirs. oss, Harness, 1 * d o: Well Made Vehicles Hec;-:r.sy Buggies vYaciiirgten Buggies I Columbus Buggies I r> 1 -\ iirc-n urggtes /\ I C"$ ? ' tt- I **-?? - r'zpi".' ".'/** V 7 O.i- i -'v-^ j- -.l '.- jJl-J / y iL~c::Wy \Yagoas j ft IEANS SOMETHING Vlule Co. i . - COLUMBIA, S. C. | ??a?? a?wniM??e ??? ??? ? ?? sr 7 1 ? Money Made | DU Do When 7 From RRY. | [ats. Caps, Gents' \ lys Furnishings, | /ear Etc, i us W. L. Douglas Shoes Jj oes that wear easy and | ns f ij HI w Kit. 1 9 7 . ? Columbia, S. 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