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Tf^I>XESDAT, NOVEMBER 27 19IS. I ' \X'> j Locals and Person Is. | | Send us your job printing:. v- Misses Alma Eong and Erin Clarke spent a few days in Columbia last week the guests' of friends. '* - . Miss Sara Roberts of the Red Knoll section spent the week end with Miss i Ruth Harmon. ; j " . ' - Mr .C. J. Martin, a good citizen of Swansea, was in town one day last ?Sp week. W. "W. Rarre is offering some high grade guano and acid for sale at reasonable prices. See hirn. ; jp;v I x> The Music Man, '?? 1111CL11X X. . VWWAV, will sing- at Harmony church the first Sunday in Dcember. The friends of Maj. J. "W. Butler will regret to learn that he is serious ly ill at his home in Spartaiifburg with Uouuie pneumonia. ' ' - County Superintendent of Rducation Martin, accompanied by Mrs. Mae Taylor Martin sp?ent one day last t week in Columbia. Mr. Jacob E. Kamier, of the Home *. National Bank, is at hia post of duties v again after undergoing an operation L for tonsilitis at the Hospital recently. The Editor will eb pleased to meet old subscribers as well as new ones; to add to our list at New Brookland, \ Saturday meet us promptly. | S. D. Roland a former resident of Lexington county but now a resident of Columbia was here Monday and subscribed for the Dispatch-News. ! George B. Bickley one of the Dutch Pork's most substantial farmers paid us a visit Saturday and renewed his subscription for another year. : G. Olin Smith a leading business man of Gilbert was here Friday and renewed his subscription for another ! year. I > ? I J. W. Craps Jr. a leading citizen i and farmer from Leesville route 5 was "here one day last week and remem-, bered us with his renewal. Eli A Spires a good citizen of Gas- j to section called at our office one day j t last week and renewed a is suoscnp- i tion. M". B. Pound a prosperous fanner! of -Gaston section was a visitor in Lies j ington Monday and while here paid ! us a pleasant , and profitable call. Julius Eugene Wingard son of Mr. Sain. H. Wingard spent the week-end with his parents. Julius is now lot cafed at Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg, and says he likes camp life fine. .. Mrs. John E. Barret of Danville Va is visiting her parents Mr." and Mrs. W. A. Harmon of this city. r; . FWzoh*th Boozer returned to Itoin^ton' Saturday from Swansea, w c-t several days with Mrs. Henry Neese. -Miss Ozelia Harman. principal of the Gilbert school spent the week-end in Derington the guest of her aunt Mrs. Alma Geiger. Miss Sara Meetze. returned today from Converse College to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Meetze. i, Miss Juanita George is in. Orangeburg attending the County Fair and Shriner Thanksgiving festivities. F E. Brodie one of Deesville's most substantial business men was a visiT ?rtna rinv iaM- week and J III JLJCAIiltj Wll V4*V _ 4 and while here subscribed for the Dispatch-News. ^ G. R. Hall man a good ?itiaen from LeesvilFe route 1 was a bussMfls visitor in Lexington on? day last week and while here dropped in to see us and renewed his paper for another year. SL J. Meetze a highly r?ep*?ied and substantial farmer from near Irmo visited our office one da* l?et week * and favored us with his renewal for . * another year. i. ? Jas. G. Dooley a progressive young farmer from Lexington rout? 4 visited our office one day last week ad renew ed his subscription for another year. A. Frank Moor? a loading farmer from Swansea route 3 was a visitor our office one day last week and renew renewed his subscription for another ^ year. Messrs. L. iL and G. H. fihfcaly two of the Dutch Fork's most progressive young, planters were visitors in Lexington Monday and while here called at the Dispatch-News G?o* and renewed their subscription?. . El-bert W. Taylor a good citizen and successful farmer from the Gilbert section was a visitor in I^xisgton Saturday and while in town sailed at our office and renewed his subserlption for another year. The friends of Miss Oar a HHiud will regret to learn taat she >s very ill at the home of her sister Mrs. R. F. Rowe in Washington,. D. C. wliere she had gone on a visit. C. II .RaJlentine, formally of the flank of Western Carolina, and now in the Quartermaster Corps of the Army, Stationed in Virginia, wb* has been visiting friends and relatives in Ls?infton returned to h* mt Iwst Wf#k. A / f;'/ : The editor desires to acknowledge his indebtedness to Mr. H. L. Roof, one of the most progressive farmers 0r fh *** r?t:on fine Look- j out Mountain Irish Potatoes. ! EDITORIAL) j If you have renewed your subscription a^d the lafbel hasn't been changed this week don't get uneasy,. as we ran out rf type figures and had to order some from the factory. As soon as these arrive we will correct your label. Mr. Fred Ilerndon is in Columbia' this week finishing a job on one of the houses of the Palmetto Mills. Mr. j Herndon has done much work for, this chain of mills, having painted a great many of the houses in Lexington 1 and Columbia, always with general j satisfaction.. % H. JU Addy a progressive farmer of Lees vi lie route 3 was a visitor in j -* -1 ... v.; Lexington inursuaj ium wunv , town visited the Dispatch-News office j and pri,w^i h;s ~ubseription. N. L. Rice a leading1 planter of ! Gilbert route 3 was a visitor in Uex- j ington last Thursday and realizing tne present high cost of living favored us , with his renewal for an other year. j TRUST US TO YOUR TRUSS. We fit Trusses. We save you moil- I ey and guarantee satisfaction. Read ! our ad, elsewhere in this issue and if you need a truss call and see our variety of good trusses at cheap prices. HARMON DRUG CO., The REXALD Store. MOWER-BURNS MOTOR CO. We call the attention of our people j to the advertisement of the above ! named firm in Columbia who, carry { every kind of Auto trucks suitable for anv k'nd= of work o>* TMic?no~" nod you will find them courteous and ob liging gentleman to deal with. They j want a reliable energetic dealer in j I#exington county to handle their machines. Call and see them. | j DELICIOUS FRUIT CAKES. READY MADE. Sunshine Fruit Cakes, Oxford cake, Russian style, light and dark cake, ready made and packed in tin boxes, ranging in size from one to five pounds. I^et us deliver one for your j rv.or.L-oo-unnP' dinner and another for] Xita.nacoi'*jL.0 Christmas. t Harmon Drug- Co. The REXADL. Store. I DON'T NEGLECT YOUR TEETH, j Your teeth are the most essential to I your good health, and you would not, f neglect them. The flow of offensive saliva into the stomach causes various trouble and makes the breath very disagreeable. You should, there fore, let your dentist correct or remove the cause by placing erood -work in j your mouth with good teeth that you j can masticate your food; properly and assist digestion leading to good health. Dr. E. E. Hall will serve you as painless as possible and make you proud of the change. See his card. WEBB'S ART STORE It is indeed interesting and profitable to visit this store of beautiful art, 1 containing every imaginable novelty that could be found anywhere of useful ornamental and Christmas gifts, | pictures, painted china, brass, bronze j ar?d mprhlo Statusrv r?ovo1ti?"? of all j kinds, books, stationary, postal cards, j and everything usually found In a no-? veltv store 1 Mr. Webb also carries a large stock j of wallpaper, paints oils, etc. His i prices are right and you will find I o o-ontlftmn to deal with. JLimu a vi w ? ? Call and see him for any of your wants in his line. FOR SAIiE, j 1 tract of land containing 28 and 8-10 acres; about 15 acres open, balance in woods. Good stream of water runs through the place, 1 good 4 room house all out buildings good. 1 good well of water in yard. Good orchard on the place. Near Saxe-Gotha Mills. Also 1 mule and wagon and farming implements. Will sell all for cash, j Price reasonable. I J. H. Warren, Lexington R. F. D. 3. SHINGLES FOR SALE | I have a lot of heart and sap shin, gles for sale at right prices. Can fill i orders large or small on short notice, j My mill is located on Hollow Creek ] near Mt. Pleasant church. J. P. Steele, Gilbert, S. C., Rt. No. 2. Swpcl. Milch Cow For Sale?One good young milch cow about 3 years old. Apply quick to P. F. Taylor, Lexingj ton, Rt. No. 3. , 1 wp. j TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are forbidden to trespass upon my premises by hunting ! dav or night, hauling wood, straw, I iightwood or in any manner whatsoj ever. The law will bo strictly enfor ceo against an persons vioiaung' mis ; notice. N. S. Younginer. ! 4t8c. - rr-:, r-j ^ -T.'Ji TRESPASS NOTICE. This is to notify all persons not to ; ]kuntr cut or houl wood or straw or j trespitss in any manner whatsoever on | the lands of the undersigned. The : !:tw will he enforced against all per| sons violating this notice. Mrs. W. H. Bushee. i Gaston, S. C. 4\vSp<I. NOTKTJ. Mr. K. L. Hartley desires to an! nounce to the public that he is located again at Batesburg, and will be ^ glad to serve his friends in the surj vexing line. IT'S NOT YOUR h IT Kidney disease is no respecter of persons. A majority of the ills afflict in,? people today can be traced back to kidney trouble. The kidneys are the most important organs of the 'body. They are the filterers, the purifiers, of your blood. Kidney disease is usually indicated by weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness, depondency backache; stomach trouble, pain in loins and lower abdomen, gall stones, gravel, rheumatism sciatica and lumbago. All these derangements are nature's signals to warn you that the kidneys need help. You should use GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules immediately. The soothing, healing oil stimulates the kidneys, relieves inflam Thousands P Ckistiii u Now on Display, Mo v Than wm Over Sea Cards also / get that boy "over ffl Mail Orders get our t ? Xmas Novelties Galoi Do Not Forget the G | Webb's j ^ Columl Metropol ? FC LADIES AND Tempting and Delicioi All Sea Foods in seaso Best Equipped Kitchei 1 All Dishes and Utensil Special attention givei THE METROF 1538 Main Street, CITATION NOTICE. ; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lexington. By GEORGE S. DRAFTS, Esquire, Probate Judge. WHEREAS, H. H. Sanders made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the estate of and effects of H. W. Saunders; THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said H. W. Saunders, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court ol Probate, to be held at Lexington C, H., S. C., on the 3rd day of December j 1918, next afteh publication hereol at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said ; Administration should not be grantf ed. | Given under my hand this 18th da> of November Anno Domini 1918. GEO. S. DRAFTS, (L S) Probate Judge Lex. Co. ?. C. Published on the 20th day of Nov 1918, in The Lexington DispatchNews two weeks. CITATION NOTICE. County of Lexington. By GEORGE S. DRAFTS, Esquire Probate Judge. WHEREAS, C. M. Efird made suit | to mo, to grant him Leters of Admin' stration of the Estate of and effect* of Henry Dent. THESE ARE THEREFORE tc cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of thf said Henry Dent, deceased, that thej be and appear, before me in th< j Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington, C. H., S. C., on 10 Dec. 1915 next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause if any they have, why the said Admir istration should not be granted. GIVEN under my Hand, this 25tl dav of Nov. Anno Domini 191S. GEO. S. DRAFTS, (R. >.) i Probate Judge Lexington County. S C ! Published on the 271It day of Nov 191 $ in the Rex. 7>ispath-News 2 J weeks. i _ CAKI> or THANKS. i f Please allow us spa<*r in your papoi i to express our sincere thanks to al | those who so kindly rendered us assisi iunee in any way, during" the illnesj land death of our darling" child, Julia Margaret. May Cod's blessings evei j l>e ebstowed upon each and every one Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Risinger. IE ART S YOUR KIDNEYS inatioris and destroys the germs which hae caused it. Do not wait until tomorrow. Go to your druggist today and insist on GOLD ME DAD Haarlem Oil Capsules. In twenty-four hours you should feel health and vigor returning and will bless the day you first heard of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil. After you feel that you have cured j yourself, contnue to take one or two capsules each day, so as to keep in. first-class condition and ward off the dago of other attatcks. Ask for the original imported j GOLD MEDAL brand. Three sizes. M.onev returned if they do not help you. cf Beautild ^ j ias Cards | fe delect This Year ^ [ Ever ^ on hand. Don't For- U there." ' d >est attention. M i s ift Store. w\ \rt Store, | bia, S. C. J| itan Cafe ) R ? GENTLEMEN is Foods Delightly Served n. 1 in the city, is thoroughly sterilized. 1 Lexington People. OLITAN CAFE Columbia, S. C | BUILDING BP ! BUR WBMfflBOB , I Given Up to Die by Her Friends, a Young Lady Recovers Her Health and Increases . Weight?45 Pounds. j A Powerful Nation Needs Strong Healthy Women. ! | A nation is no ' i stronger than its , J -women. Hence, it : i ery woman whethr | er young, middle [ j age, or in advanced . | life to preserve her | health. If yon are ft r j sick and suffering i ( morrow but seek ; relief at once?to- IsL; day. Tomorrow ' j your illness may take a chronic ! turn. I There is a remedy for almost , every ill. Thousands have foimd Peruna to be that remedy as did j Miss Clara Lohr of 21 X. Gold St., , j Crand Papids, Michigan. She writes ; a friend: *T don't need Peruna any : | more. I am all well after taking j six bottles. I weighed ninety ; pounds before I started and was poor and weakly. I had such > a cough and spitting all the time that I never expected to recover. 5 My friends gave me up. I could eat j nothing. Now I can eat and weigh i 135 pounds. I most thankfully rec 1 t-> ? 4.^ ummeuu x trruuu. iu my mr:iiuf>. ! Miss Lohr\s letter is an inspiraL tion, a message of hope to suffering > women. It tells you that you too { may be strong and well and vigorous. t 1 Peruna may be had in either (liquid or tablet form. Ask your i Oealer. If you value health, do not * taecept a substitute. Dr. Hart man's World Famous Per una Tonic is > -what you want. The ~ na Com(pany, Dept. 79, Columbus, Ohio, also ! (publish Dr. Hartman's Health Hook. The book is free. Write for it. Tour dealer "Will give you a Peruna * A Imanac. I t . .\OTKK ^ T!:o Lexington Manufacturing Co will not run their gin "n Monday am j .Saturday, of c-s- h rre?ik. I Haltiwa i SaSEE3S2EE Our Winter Stocki All the New j Womens' Ready-toLargest Line of Suit r* I n*;ii: L/resses aim mmiiiei Shown in Columbia jNew Shipments of Lac received now on sale surprise you for their 1< 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 c!os( you can not see distinct objects clea V-RYPl AV GLASS THE INVISIBLE i _ They not only "lift the veil1 ? fron you to see nearby opjects (with one aistinetly. KRYPTOKS (pronoune without seam, line or hump. That' rior to all other double vision glasi other reasons why you should have Office hours, 8 a. m. t? 7 p. m; S 0. L. WALTER OPTH 1221 MAIN STREET : : ! We have just reee i fine corn-fed Tenn< I I best we have ever ! and get your choic ! will please you. . CAUGHMAI | LEXINGT01 1 .tiger'S s now Complete Things in Wear 5, Coats rv lies Coat Suits just at prices that will awness. ingerS Columbia, S. C. ^IJJJ OM YOUR VISION 30 to 9peak, when they look ects moire than a few feet away YPTOK glasses. The glasses ? work, but when you look up rly iOl/ ES BIFOCALS a distant things but also enable pair of glasses) clearly and :ed Crip-tocks) are crystal clear s why they are infinitely supe- 4 ses. Call and let us tell you fl Kryptok glasses. M Sundays, 1 1 a. ra. to 1 noon. J CAL COMPANY 1 - COLUMBIA, S. C. KJ I ived]a Car of I essee Hogs, the I offered. Come J e. The prices flj i & SOX ? W )w? ^HsSjgg