Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, November 20, 1918, Image 3
. ;t'-> t?-v-' =?
I^TKL <- :?s?
- | brings cheer to all who \
| mdy be -sufferers as he |
t I was. Eea-* it:
?j can say that I ovre jj
r Site to I*crr.22. After some of g
0 best doctors in the country
.ve me up and told rne I could
?t live another month, Pertmn
red me. Travelling from town
town, througho i\t the country
id having to go into all kinds
badly heated stores and build- j
gs, sometimes standing- up for
urs at a time while plying my p
side as auctioneer, it is only g
tural that I had colds /re- S
ently; so when this would 3
cur I paid little attention to it, j?
til last December when I conicted
a. severe case, which,
rough neglect on my part
ttled on my lungs. When alrst
too late. I began doctoring,
t without avail, until I heard
Pemna. It cured me: so I
nnot praise it too highly."
jBp|?. CITATION NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
: /-County of Lexinj 'on.
m^ojiy GEORGE S. DRAFTS, esquire, Pro
bate Judge.
jV 'WHEREAS, M. A Ricard, made
Ssuit to me, to grant him Letters of
" Administration of the Estate of and
?f" effects of H. S. Ricard.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
end admonish all and singular the
jklndr^d and Creditors of the said H.
p. Ricard, deceased, that they be and
% appear, before me, in the Court of Pro
ibate, to be held at Lexington, C. H.,
St C., on 28 Nov. 1918 next, after pub
lication hereof at 11 oclock in the
^ v forenoon, to show cause, if any they
?.,~ have, why the said Administration
;} should not be granted.
GIVEN under my Hand, this 13th
" flajr of Nov. Anno Domini 1918.
; ^ . GEO. S. DRAFTS (L. S.)
o, Probate* Judge Lexington County, S. C.
- Published on the 20th day of Nov.
1918 in the Lexington Dispatch-News
SOME PIG.
-* Mr. Charlie C. Fulmer of the Macedonia
section in the Fork, killed last
jpreek, a 15 months old pig that weigh ,
cd 483 pounds. Mr. Fulmer is an in- ;
dustrious and progressive young farm
er of his section.
imsfru?Between Piseah church and !
my home. 1 pair of gold frame spectacles
and case. The case has the
Jiame of T. A. W. Elmgren on it. Fin
- der -will please notify me and receive
areward.
ORIN LiINDLcER,
^ -*5pd. Lexington rt. 5
nHp Greensboro
Lady Now
Able To Do Own
WeB KaownTLady Suffered Rye
f Years From Headaches, Nervous
iadiffestion. Constipation.
(| Liver Troubles, Claims The
New Medicine Dreco Has
Broagk Full Benefit
**T have just finished a bottle of
JDreco and I have not only gained
five pounds in weight but am able to
id? all my own housework," is the as;
.tonishingr signed statement of Mrs.
G. F. Alberty who resides at Proximi
ty ?tatioh, Grenssboro.
"Before I began taking the medi'cinc,
she.continued, "I was n such a
down condition and so weak, and
had been sfck so long that at times I
felt that I would just have to give up.
I could not eat anything hardly and
jg* could not sleep to do any good. What
^|ittle food t did take into my stomach
Seemed to lay there and ferment and j
form gas that would almost choke me :
sometimes Constipation bothered;
sme so bad that I had to take pills or;
Sr- something like that every night for a,
year. My trouble began five years ;
ago and nothing ever prescribed for!
me did any good and I was almost a
mental and physical wreck.
'After saging I would have smoth
taring spells, and get dizzy and sometimes
blind for a few minutes, and my
heart would almost jump out of my.
t>odv. This condition made me awfully
nervous and I was easy to ex- *
cite. In fact my whole system, was
all out of shape, my blood was thin,
and J had a bad color. I just felt so ;
bad T couldn't take any interest in
| anything.
"Nearly every day I would read a !
bout what Dreco had done for some
|person suffering just like myself, so
f- V ^ ^ 1 1. J X. X _ 1 Xi.1 ~
J. my iiusua.ua w> get u, uutuie
for me. and after the first few days T
felt "better and I knew I had at last
: v found the very thing- ray system need*1
am now so much better than I
. Can eat just anything I want and as (
j|Sf much as I want and do not feel any ,
' bad after effects. My husband !
&jj? J sleep so sound it is all he can do to
wake me up. I have actually gained
ffive pounds in weight and my color is
fine. The constipation is entirely rolierved
and my strength is wonderful''
>y increased. 1 can now do all my own
??.>- housework and as for a headache or
'ifJ. ' dizzy spell. I never have one. My
husband is going to take Dreco too.
i for he has seen the great imnroveUi
ment in my case and I koow it went
be long before both of us are well and
i happy."
Dreco, the "herbal medicine refer^Hpred.to
by Mrs. Alberty in this article
I Bnmay be procured at most first class
stores in this section and is parElicularly
recommended and sold in
iLexington at Geiger Drug Co. , $ ; ;
;
-- t '
iv^\vjuu^r^M^ULjvmi u un-tuj. n|
| IM A
* & W a >v? |
pFFIF^Epl !
tt p%?1Sft^ |
I& r-'*r I
?iiL f* P*lllSW a
?'! *}& :v* ^m^I^sSH a
ra$& v ?
Mr. Samuel SlcKJnley, 3507 E.
12tb St.. Kansas City, Mo., Member
of the Society of U. S. Jewelry
A notinr.iprs.
Sold Everywhere*
Tablet or Liquid Form
RAINBOW DIVISION
COLONEL COMMENDS j
Y. M. CJ. WORK
Colonel Screws Says Alabama Resl
idents Are Appreciative Of Red
Triangle Service To
Soldiers There
Birmingham, Ala., Oct ?.?"In mj
opinion there is nothing that the Y.
M. C. A. can ask of the people of Ala ;
bama which they would not give il |
they, only knew half of the excellent
work being done by your organization,"
writes Col. William P. Screws,)
Commander 167th Infantry (Old 4th
Alabama), in a letter to Borden Burr,
who recently returned from .France
where he was engaged in War Wort
for the Young Men's Christian Association.
Leaving out expressions ol
personal praise, at the request of Mr.
Burr, Colonel Screws' letter is as fol
lows:
"On behalf of the officers and enlist
ed men of the 167th Infantry (former
ly the Fourth Alabama Infantry), 1
| wish to thank you for the excellent
! and valuable work that you have done
I with tifi and with other American
troops, since your arrival in France.
"In my opinion too much prais9 can
not be given the Y. M. C. A. for the
excellent work they have done anc
! are now doing for our men over here
As you know, from personal observa
tion since you have been with us, the
"Y" workers are present in time oi
need and get some of the luxuries ol
life to the men that they would nol
otherwise get.
"As the commanding officer of the
regiment, I wish to thank you per
sonally lor your excellent efforts anc
your many deeds of valor and kind
ness shown all through our hard cam
paigns, in which you were presem
with us from first to last."
Alabama residents are to be giver
an opportunity to give during the weel
of November 11, when $170,500,0(M
will be icised to continue another yeai
the work of the Y. M. C. A. and othej
welfare work agencies.
J++++#++++++t+;
kyBBBE&BRjB^BB^^USfflS&KSEeStnBIGBw
Mm
As the head of the Salvation Army
of the United States, Evangeline Booth
is finding many duties in connection
with the United War Work Drive,
which is to be staged November 11-18,
the Salvation Army* being one of the
seven organizations in the drive.
The workers of the Salvation Army
are active at home and abroad and,
under the general direction of Miss
Booth, they are mending clothes, urging
soldiers to write home, providing
innocent games, music and other
wholesome forms of amusement in the
"juts, and are doing their work with
a true Christian spirit.
Serving the allies on the western
front the Salvation Army is maintaining
410 huts, hostels and rest rooms.
The Salvation Armv entered upon its
work as an interna .ional organization
within 14 days, aftei Germany invaded
Belgium.
Xciv Soda Fountain Supplies
We have received a fresh supply of
soda fountain supplies for use the
balance of the season at The REX ALL
Fountain.
This shipment consists of new* crush
ed fruits and syrups, Ligget's Root
Beer, Cherriade, Orangeade, Grape
Juice, Etc.
Yv'e arc serving Coca Cola.
HARMON DRUG CO.
t
TRESPASS NOTICE.
The Law will be enforced against
i
all persons hunting, fishing , shooting
' fish, Stilling or dealing in whiskey in
1 any manner whatsoever on my prcm
: ises. Hunt 'em up Joe.
I L. Jeff Sliealy,
4w4 < s, . Lexington, S. C. j
,
Boy Detroit Yi
%
vg<T77\ *"* DOTOlIflJlfoS*
^\ ' H*JS* ? *+C^PF??'
s i ??? ??
HW ^
|
SAFE AND 1
No Wicks to Bi
No Burners to
Will Give Abso]
Ask those who
Visit our store j
strate.
Barre Hai
. Lexingtc
_
Ginnery
Our Ginnery is now rur
we are rendering the bes
your cotton to our gins if
service and absolute res
ging and ties.
I We pay highest mark(
Cotton Seed.
Meal and Hulls for sak
LEXINGTON
LEXINGl
Subscriptic
The
Effective October 1st, 191f
The State will be as folio
Daily and Sunday, per
^ ? T __
uany only, per year....
Sunday only, per year..
Semi-weekly, per year
_ Short term subscription:
invariably in advance.
Until October first rene\
year in advance will be
$8.00 per year."
Subscribe to The State n
mi', r
paper, covering local, Stat;
your home as a daily visito
Address,
The State
r columi
rrnur.wmraiaiwh m.i mm i
s
\
' 1' <>
a?wSj 2
-i
S B
j^H HPM|
CONOMICAL
irn Out
Get Out of Order
lute Satisfaction
use them
and let us demondware
Co
>n, S. C.
Notice!
ming on full time, andj
t service possible. Bringl
ixrvn nrnrrmt*
jv/VA jr"" v-~rF ~
ults. We furnish Bag;t
price for Cotton and
; or exchange.
MFG. CO.,
ON, S. C.
\
X
>n Rates of
State
the subscription rates of
ws:
year $9.00
" 7 on
...... 2.00
..... :...ri.5o
s at same rate. Payments
vals for not more than one
accepted at the old rate,
ow, and have a real newse
and general news, come to
r.
Company,
3IA, S. C.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmm? ? i, pwa??
Cost
gpaPP^P. Stomach Di|
i Skin V 'ease , !
Pipf JT.trei; :d with
best efforts,^01
! 1 '' Hours: 9 a, ir
P. J. O'NEII
Suite No. 7 Carolina
Cor. Main and Washington Sts.
Shoes For 1
Guaranteed to
and Ion
We carry shoes
family in sizes a
fit every one. i
Our salesmen
enced shoe m<
cash system save
The Bo
1518 Main Street
mout
have your set ready same da;
our estimate before having
save you money.
20-Year Guarantee, ^
FREE EXAMINATION T
We Administer Nitrons Oxide Gas
Baltimore Der
1329 1-2 Main St. COLUMI
Look for Large Electric Sign an
at Stain
Buggies, Wago
We Have a Splendid Line o
|j <'
Wp have everv stvle and size in ab
Come in and see them on our floor
OUR GUARANTEE ME/
i Gregory-Conder M
1115 Hampton St., - - Money
Saved is
Just What You
You Buy
Clothing, Shoes, Ha
Furnishings, Lady
Readv-to-we
Sole
Agent for the famous
| and also other brands of shoe
! longest. See us for bargains
o o
Assembly Street,
? 3
! wiiii iii 111?? wwnnww i nw? ?T
racted Dif eases
ALSO TREAT SODRERS,
NERVOUS DE3ILUDDER
TROUBLES, ETC.
Kidney Troubles, Piles painlessly
out operation or confinement,
satrnent are that unless you rery
results, no charges are made,
ornan is too poor to receive his
ne so rich thaa they can procure i
than he is qualified to give,
you the results he has given
a the payment in your own hands
s on file
)ther Examinations Free on'Mon
and Friday ;
t. to 7 p. m. Sundays 10 to 2.
?, M. D. ;
National Bank Building |
COLUMBIA, S. C I
Everybody
wear easy
gest. I
for the entire
nd widths to
\11 Styles. ^
are experien
and our :
:s you money
oterie
COLUMBIA, S. C. '
JT-OF-TOWN Patients, t i
ave every convenience ' v
our comfort when visitour
offices. We will
impression of your..
h in the morning, and
y, where desired. Get
work done. We will
ilver Fillings, 50c op
k)ld Fillings, $1. op
'eeth Cleaned, $1.
t For Painless Extraction
ital Parlors
5IA, S. C. Phone 586
d Moving Dental Exhibit
i.
ns, Harness.
* VV7 ?? ? m 1 V 7 1 V
t Well Made vetacies
Hackney Buggies
Washington Buggies
Columbus Buggies
Brown Buggies
jNissen Wagons
yO\i Hickory Wagons
Hackney Wagons I
ove makes |
kNS SOMETHING
ule Co.
- COLUMBIA, S. C.
Money Made
i Do When
From I
IRY 1 '
A. xu. A ?
I
ts, Caps, Gents'
rs Furnishings, [
ar Etc.
W. L. Douglas Shoes j
s that wear easy and
/
i
Columbia, S. C