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? - LEXINGTON DISPATCH-NEWS % OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER j' Published Every Wednesday By I UEXINCTON-DISPATCH-NEWS PUBUSHING CO. * i Lexington, S. C. G. M. HARMAN, Editor S. J. LEA;PHART, Business Manager , ! Entered at the Post Office at Lex- j ington, S. C., as Mail Matter of the ! Second Class. , j. : Subscription Price; per Year; $1.50 CASH-IN-ADVANCE iJ j ______ _ Make all communications to Lex-;, incton Dispatch-News Publishing Co., i Lexington, S. C. j] Phone 119 ^ Wednesday Oct. 30, 1918. ] XEXIXGTOX BOYS DOIXG THEIR PART As has always been the case, in war and in peace, Lexington county is doing her part. The list of those j( who perished on board the transport Otranto- contains the names of three I ^bright young (men from iLexington j county, who lost their lives in the j .service of their country. The names of Lep Corley, Watson Justice and | William Ward will be recorded in the : pages of our county history, as brave ' young soldiers who died in the dis- i charge of their duty to their country, j For Sale?Good heavy mule, gentle and will work anywhere.. Apply to H. L. Roof. 2t2pd. Lexington route 2 "FOR SALE?One milk cow?good milker and one beef cattle. Apply t6 H. B. Oxner FOR SALE?One Regal roadster in good condition. Apply to Lee Snelgrove, Lexntgon, Route 2 box 98. . 3w3pd. FOR SALE?Ford .touring car in first class condition. Apply to .T. J. LIXDLER 2t2pd. Lexington, Rt. 5. FOR SALE?One 1915 model Ford touring car, in perfect condition. M. J. Senn, 2t2pd. Gaston, S. C. Rt. 2. GINNERY NOTICE. "This is to notify the public that after this week I will only gin cotton on Tuesday and Friday of each week until further notice. J. C. SHEALY, 3w3p. Edmund, S. C. TRESPASS NOTICE. The Law will be enforced against; all persons hunting, fishing . shooting; fish. Stilling or dealing in whiskey in j any manner whatsoever on my prem ! ises. Hunt 'em up Joe. L. Jeff Shealy, 4w4 Lexington, S. C. LOST OR STRAYED?One pig" came to my house last Tuesday. Ow ner can have same by paving for this advertisement and feed bill. C. A. Hook, 2t54pd. Gilbert rt. 2. Found?One black sow?a "Sand | Hill Rooter"?came to my place on j Tuesday. October 22. Owner can j get same by paying for this advertise ment and feed bill. I S. L. PRICE, Iwpd. Gilbert, Rt. '1 j TRESPASS NOTICE. This is to notify ail persons not to , hunt. fish, haul wood or straw or tres J' pass in any manner whatsoever on | the lands of the undersigned. The j. law will be strictly enforced against anyone violating this notice. Mrs. Eliza Weeks, 4w4pd. Pelion. THE LEXINGTON' STABLES. Mr. Mark Taylor, contractor and | Guilder has the contract for building j a large, convenient Livery and Sale j Stable on Assembly street, Columbia. ! for Mr. Sam Sweeny. It will be of ! modern arangement up-to-date in ah j apartments. It is to be known as 1 The Lexington Stables. t i TRESPASS NOTICE All persons are hereby notified not j to trespass upon my premises by hunt J ing, hauling straw, wood, lightwood j or in any manner whatsoever. The 1 law will be strictly enforced against ' all persons violating this notice. . HATTJE HOLMES. j 4t4c. SAFE ARRIVAL OVERSEAS The many friends of Pierce Ray- ! i ford Taylor, will he glad to hear of' y hs safe arrival overseas. His father; having just received a card from him j gaving he had arrived Over there safe ly. Mr. Taylor was one of oar most j successful voung' formers v.lieu colled to the colors. tki-:>P\>s \oth i-:. This is to notify oil nrrsons th;e ' hunting with or wilh'.iu I lisliingr. hauling w ! str;:.\ or r; passing in any monm-r r m ?.j? the lands of th<- uiHim.-iguod is forbidden undo.- a ri'-t < r ..f the law: T ,;Y! -' '!' < i." 'j- \ y ; _i , [ > w. \v. f..i:in-; < r J-*< I \ F' i' i'J. L#Cxington Elect rio Li-ii! v:: 1 Powei Co. 4\V 1 J?d. J. A. CLIFTON M. D SPECIALIST' In diseases of the eye, car nose and j throat in Saluda on Monday and in JBatesburg Tuesday with Ifr Mitchell j Haltiwa Fashion and Thrift P Now is the time to make definii apparel. This store with its extensive will naturally occupy au import plans. The variety and quality than one might hope for in viev markets. Our standard of qu; and throughout, the values and thetic consideration for war tin Visit us for any wants in V Garments. Haltiwa 1439 Main St., TAKE THE "VEIL" FR Some people put a heavy veil on, i through their reading glasses at obj Things look blurry and indistinct. This proves that they need KR" you now wear may be good for close you can not see distinct objects cleai Krypi GLASS! THE INVISIBLE They not only "lift the veil" froir you to see nearby opjects (with one aistinctiy. KRYPTOKS (prennunc without sgam, line or hump. Thath rior to all other double? vision glass other reasons why you should have ] Office hours, 8 a. m. to 7 p. m; S 0. L. WLTER OPTIC 1221 MAIN STREET; : : ATTEN Auto Ow Wa want vnn to lev T T V T y IA11. v J v vi vv jk.xx. doing business at t We want your busi in return Good Ser Auto Parts and Accessorie eter and Electric-Heirs. ] and Tubes. We have installed a' Bati complete in every particular LEARN THE WAY to t Good;Service guaranteed. A ITT A ; AUIU ottx v ill /- t -3 r~x rpn I (Jaucfe 1). 1 nonius Dav Phone 127: lii I rviy(;ti ry nger9S i oirit to Our Store ;e plans for your Winter preparations and foresight ant place in every woman's we are showing is larger f of constantly restricted ality remains unchanged;! pricings show a sympa-! I le purses. Roman's Ready to eai ingerS Columbia, S. C. OM YOUR VJ3ION so to speak, when they look ects more than a few feet away YPTOK glasses. The glasses i work, but when you look up r'ly ?K ES IV BIFOCALS I i distant things but also enable [ pair of glasses) clearly and' ed Crip-tocks) are crystal clear! 5 why they are infinitely supe-; ;es. Call and let us tell you i Kryptok glasses. undays, 1 1 a. m. to 1 neon. ;al company ! - CGLIMBIA, C v | j ners! j I iow we are still ! he same place. iness and offer . vice. s, Stewart Speedom:a CcSTf? ! 1 tci-y Charging" Outfit . Free air | ? h e S o i" v i v. S t a t i o u. l * T r*y- * ttav: j b I Hi I pJjM I ; A ?"5 lV? O f *3 r f f' r : iJ2S i? V "... i , / f f. ? V r . rv ?i - 0 C t Ne*:i I'oc-r ?o :' " :*c & .lor* I ? SC. ? 3 ar<ri|-)|MiMir ^ ?M?aon| j GUST NOTICE After this week. wo will run our pin Friday and Saturday only; closing Saturday afternoon at 3:30. SMITH BROS. GIDBERT & C. For Sale?Good gentle horse weighing between eight and nine hundred lbs. about 10 years old. Sound and will work anywhere. J. A. TAYTJOR, I'li'pd. Gilharr, R. C. Rh 1 F<>R SAJLtEJ?Good Ifilch Cow. Apply to Jas. "W. Corley lieacinctoo, Rt 4. FOR SALE Timber on 1*9 acres of land, plae, oak, ash. and other valuable hardfcfood some cedariteppootd tor <jot 1,W,060 feet 7 miles from shipping*. Reason for selling want the land cleared. 9 J. Ueapfcart, AIGrHNT. FOR SALE 194 acres of land, two mHiles, one Ford truck, and three lots at SaxeGotha Mills. 1-2 cash, -balance on j easy terms. Apply to,. Geo. B Wilson, 4t54pd. JLiearing'on route 4. 1 Brown C Clapp,s Glazed Kid Allerton] finest shoe a man canh'pu Tan Calf Clapp's Brown Cordovan,[Er Clapp's Brown Cordovan Offi Walk-Over, Glaze Kangaroo, Walk-Over Tan Calf and Bla< Bluchers Ec ' In spit* (_f Shoes,1 niers sc There i: Extra high cut. Bellows tongue, S< Shoes, two buckles at top, stout s Men's $3.q5 Boys $ Tan and black Elk Scout shoes, s 1 to 3 1-2 ?2.45 10 to 13 1-2 $1 Tan and black Scout Shoes, solid le er, sizes 1 to 5 1-2. $2.15, 10 tc 1-2 $1.45 , Boys' tan and black Scout Shoe 1.95 black and tan English ] shoes, $2.45, $2.95 and $3.45 I 1 PVFI Postage Paid 011 Mail Order 1 JAKE EARHARDT -WITH-Lever The Shoe Man Columbia, S. C. I am prepared here to furnish and fit j'our feet with comfortable and lasting' foot wear, that wears easy and longest, of every conceivable kind of leather, in style to please you. We have shoes for men, women and children. I will be pleased to serve my Lexington friends with shoes for themselves and the whole entire family, all at right prices. Be sure to call and see me at Lever's The Shoe Man. JAKE EARHARDT FARM FOR SALE. One hundred and sixty (160) acres of good sand land near Augusta road j 5 1-2 milos West of T.ovin^ton TVi-n ! horse farm open rest in woods. New barn. Young- orchid, fruit hasn'tz failed in 25 years. Well watered. Apply at Dispatch-Xews Office alf Boot This nine inch top, two a long slim toe, is one o ever looked at. The ca leather that is exquisit this style Rich Nut Brown Calf, i inch heel, wing tip... Dark Mahogany Calf L wing tip, narrow toe.. Brown Kid Leather Loi tip, long, narrow toe, grown turn sole plain toe, high archec Cherry Tan, English B 1 i 1 1 military neei..... Mahogany, English Bo Pair Gray Kid, nine inch I }oe Gray Kid, English Boot a* Pair with rubber heel. The t [on his foot, $12 50. ..?13 50 t o-t ~ f\r\ igiisii i_ace, pair $10 uu cers' Dress Shoes $15 00 Senator Bluchers $10 00 2k Kid, Scout . $8 50 f onomy Basem ; of the high prices of goo< we are able to otfer our custo >me unusual values this seasoi s no economy in buying shod s, pay enough to get leathei id leather at that. The recenl aent ruling has allowed us .ore profit than we are now g or will charge. We are ;hese economy shoes in a baseiving high rent and this is one :>ciQnnQ mir nrio.PS areptiprmov V V*.* ^ ~ ^ , Dark 2 out ,.oles .Bf^W an"! 3.45 and 1 sizes ' bw ( thou= 1.65 - 'Mj HI ath- ^ D THE SHOE s. Main F! . 1 DGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOB DEATHY SICK t- -i i Stop using dangerous drug before it salivates you! It's horrible! You're bilious, sluggish, constipated and believe you need vile danger ous calomel to start your liver and clean your bowels. Here's my guarantee! Ask your druggist for a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. If it doesn't start your liver and straighten you right up better than calomel and without griping or making you sick I want you to go back to> the store and get your money. Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick and nau seated. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dod son's Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. It's perfectly harm, less, so give it to your children any time. It can't salivate, so let them eat anything afterwards. ' " j : at $12 #1 inch Cuban heel boot, with f the most stylish boots you If is a fine grain, rich color ;. You will certainly like line inch Lace Boots, two $12 00 ace Boots, white'stitched, , $12 00 lis Heel Boots, perforated' nine inch top $12 00 Boots, leather Louis Heel, L.__ $13 50 loot, wing tip, college last ....$10 00 ot, cap toe, military heel, $7 90 wot, Cuban heel, pointed $13 00 ;, cloth top, military heel, $10 00 ent MISSES AND CHILDRER's SHOES stone calf, high cut Scout Sal. This i: lusually durable shoe, made for Misse: Children, similar to tne Boys' styh jh not so heavy, sizes 2 : -21? 7 $3.45 -2 to 2, $2.95 and 8 1-2 to 11, $2.45 sses' ami Children's Box Cali La? s, all solid leather. Sizes 2 1-2 to 8, y. 111-2 to 2. $2.45, S 1-2 to 11, 5 and 5 to 8 $1.45 >ses' nr.! ChVilrr "s Kid Lace and But ' ? ;_o f > S n > / $?. 15. S 1-2 II, $1.95 and 5 to 7 ^9 M A N In COLUMBIA oor and Economy Basement,