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-x -V ^i *fTar of the pine aid honey c f \ for cvsryont Foley's Hoi YES, simple, old-fashioned, 1 used by grandmothers in 1 of telephones and doctorsPeople got sick in those days?ji Conghs and cold3 worried the thoughtful . ably more than now, because they kneu could run into something more serious, a With a doctor miles away?and money \ So the pungent, clean and wholesom tne balmy, tasteful, demulcent honey of bined with curative plants found in fore: a remedy for coughs and colds. Old Home-Made Remedy N The old home-made compound has been improved upon by Foley & Co.,*and so for more ican people nane had in Foley's Honey aDd Tar pure and safe cough medicino for family us e. It is prepared in modern, sanitary labora finned in<mu1ianfe tllftfc TrtOTlPy C8I1 h'Uy i markets of the world. You Get It At Little C It pays to keep Foley's Honey and Tar in t It gives prompt relief from coughs, colds, spas whooping cough, la grippe and bronchial coi Thousands and thousand? of mothers ha the following from Mrs. Elisabeth Slausson, IS tried Foley's Hoaey end Compound, Yer; bOid By ilcvi'IilOil d-iUg Of CO ax GIIOYYEI1S TO 3XEF7T MX*. 14, 1918, : I * i Men plan now to bring- your ion .... ears of corn to exhibit at the Corn Show. Prises will be awarded the . ? mentas usual for these exhibits. Beys have your reports ready to hand in before the day for the Show that all v' of you niay give your time to the addresses. Men and boys who have not attend ed the Corn Shows let me insist on yo-u attending as we believe you will enjoy the occasion and be helped &; by what you see and hear. For the benefit of all farmers we expect to . have a specialist to speak on Corn / Growing, another on Stock Raising and one on Diversified Farm. You! see what a treat is in store for you so plan to attend and tell your friends about it that they may come. E. C. RIDGELL, Pres. K LOST?On last Monday night on ! * * T> -1 T> ? A A L- I AUgUSta ruom; AU<1U u^ivvccu jjivu" j land and my residence, one new Dia- j mond Ford Automobile tire for rear j ' wheel. Liberal reward for its return, to ; M. D. SHULL, Lexington, S. C. . A CHRISTMAS BOX FOR YOUR BOY IX FRANCE. The following- orders have been^rec^ived from Division Headquarters. 1. The mailing- date has "been extended through November 30. 2. If you have not received your iM. label 'by November 21, Come to the Chapter Headquarters, prepared to . make an affidavit that you are the , -- nearest living relative of the person to whom the package is to go, and the Chapter Offical will issue a label to you. 3. This arrangement is effective November 21 and not before. The rule of one box to a man still holds good, and Chapter Officials are requeted to see that the spirit as well as the letter of the request of the War Deparment is obeyed. Brjng your Christmas Boxes to Red Cross Headquarters (next* door to Harman's Drug Store.) You will find some one there to help you with your box and take charge of it. I. / HELPED ME io EVERY j way i needed aid j T Says Tank Proved A Good! Stomach Remedy ? ? o . ni r Broiignt breat toange .In Short Time Tanlac Had Me j r- Feeling So Much Better; She says: V ' r . "Tanlac proved to be a good stomach remedy and tonic for me, and it Hwhelpcu me n every way I needed reB declared Mrs. J. J. Worthey of Railroad St., Arkwright, Spartanburg, in a statement she gave June 7. "I was troubled a great deal with indigestion and my whole system was run down badly.My appetite was bad and I was bothered awfully with nervousness and headaches. When I had one of those bad nervous headaches, r could not rest at night. ' The Tanlac quieted and strengthened my nerves, though and I soon was eating heartily. The indigestion soon left me, those headaches were relieved, and in a short time T was feeling a great deal better in every way. Tanlac, the master medicine, is 1 sold exclusively at Harmon Drug Co., Islington; Burnett? and Wheteell, New Brookland; Harris-Cain Drug t Ct., Batesburg; Crosson Drug Co..! Leesville; Eargle's Drug Store, Cha-1 fcin; Dr. W. T. Brooker, Swansea; Felion Drug Co., Pelion; W. J. Cayce,1 Cayce; A. E. Leapharfc, Gilbert; The Lorick Co., Irmo; W. H. Suber, Peak. Price, $1.00 per bottle, ptraight. Adrt. I, i the bees, bottled by FOLEY i's ease.'* aey i ar tomely ingredients?the kind the old times before the day ?always handy. ist- the same as now. rr 7^* and observing prob- J|| r how quickly a cold. dang er to be dreaded e tar of the pine and the bees were com3t and field to make jj|' ow Improved scientifically tested and ;^han 30years^h8 Amertories from the freshest a the biggest and best 'osl and No Trouble he house, ready to take the instant needed. ;modic cronp, tickling throat, hoarseness, ighs. 70 written testimonials to Foley cc Co. llko 7 So. Maia St. So, Korwalk. Conn.; "I huvo j tine,'' . ' y -LaVAL O# v.? lri hi diUDikiiiUi& fok ilasil calomel Starts ycur liver without making you sick ancl can nosalivate. Every druggist in town?your drug gist and everybody's druggist has noticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel.Thev all give the same reas on. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its place. "Calomel is dangerous and people know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives better results! said a prominent local druggist.Dod-i son's Liver Tone is personally guar-' anteed by every druggist who sells it.' A large bottle costs but a few cents,! and if it fails to give easy relief in: every case of liver sluggishness and' constipation, you have only to ask for your money back. Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant tasting, purely vegetable remedy t ? 1 A- c-a-l. ?i.:u. narmiess to uuui cxxixuxcxx auu aumw. i Take a spoonful at night and wake up \ feeling fine; no biliousness, sick head: ache acid stomach or constipated bow | els. It doesn't gripe or cause inconl venience all the next day like violent calomel. Take a dose of calomel to day and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don't lose a! i day's work! Take Dodson's Liver| Tone instead and feel fine, full of vij gor and ambition. , GREATLY BENEFITED BY CHAM- j BERLAIXS TABLETS. "I am thankful for he good I have j received by using Chamberlain's Tab-; lets. About two years ago when I be j gan taking them I was suffering a j great deal from distress after eating,; and from headache and a tired, lan guid feeling due to indigestion and a torpid liver. Chamberlain's Tab-; lets corrected these disorders in a j short time, and since taking two hot- | ties of therxi my health has been good, j writes Mrs. M. P. Harwcod, Auburn,! X. Y. I I TRESPASS NOTICE. I All persons are hereby forbidden ! not to trespass upon my premises | known as tlie C. Nr. Hook plane, by j hunting-, fishing- hauling- wood, straw I lightwood or in any manner what so- j over. The law will be strictly enfor- j cod against all persons violating this . notice. 4t5pd. C. A. GARGLE ; t NOTICE DEBTORS & CREDITORS j All persons indebted to the estate j cf Tliomas E. Wingard, deceased, will please make payment to the undersigned on or before December 1, 1918 and all persons holding claims again st said estate will present them duly j verified on or before the above nam- j ed date. Mrs. Willie A. Wingard Executrix. J Daring Convalescence the aftermath of acute disease, when physical strength is at low ebb, the body needs ?articular, effective nourishment to hasten restoration of strength and vim. j There is no better time to utilize the peculiar nutrient qualities of Being a rich food and tonic, it quickly aids in the restoration fof the depleted vitality and improves the bloodquality. builds up the body by Nature's 1 best medium?nourishment. & 8Q7?ZS. ?'.WB5?W, N. J. 1S*7 T 4 Y iA/k hillik.-Ls Ollico t>i County Trca-wror of Lexington S. (.. October ?, iliiS. Public notice is hereby given that Slat, County and school Taxes for Lexington County will be received by , me from October 15 to Dec. 31st ; 11?1S inclusive. j The Levy is as follows: State 3 1-4 Mills | Ordinary County G Mills Roads 2 Mills | Court House Improvement 1 Mill j Weak Schools 1-4 Mills i Constitutal school 3 Mills j TOTAL 20 1-2 Mills Special schools and Bonds Xos. 1 and 25 8 mills Special school and bonds Xo. 15 12 mills : "honls and bonds Xos. IS, ; X- GO 10 mil's. K]#cf*irs-! S' - or \ I > S mills Fpceiul schools No a. 12, 2.5 and 82 g mills :-r.Scheo' Xo. 2. 1, 13, 10. 17, : : ; : :: 1. ::s. 4 2, 43; ' ; 4 mills. < .( -i . >1. M. 11. i:> . . : ': : !. ' \ 4 ; :> 2 mill.? Cavitation X: ." 1 taX O? J.CO KpOD fitismis of the county hetwcco 25 and Gf- y-nrs of pfo. poll tax ; of .>'1.00 o-i 21 rn<1 GO years and 'it some time ami cmpm ? T. re-j cr-ot. | ; vrX! > : y-'-'Xr..-- y'.v:. ; on j ].;UT'tiOSCS Of j : County Taxes, for the Ureal Vv iii- ijlS. i Third Wool*. I Frio ay, Xov. 20th, A. M., Gaston, S. i C. Friday, Xov. 20th. P. U. Caycc, S.C i Saturday, Xov. 30tli, All Day, Xew Brobkland, S. C. C. E. Loaphart, TREASURER. Lexington County, S. C. , i CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIXA, County of Lexington. In the Court of Common Pleas. T \ T ~ a.4. t n: I o. ijuuis, ai., jTictiJiiiiiis, \ s. ?lmon Lucas, ct ah, Defendants. By virtue of authority vested in me i by order of the Court in the above en titled cause, I will sell, at public auc tion in front of the court house door at Lexington, S. C., on the first Monday in December, the same being the 2nd day of said month the following real estate, to wit: "All that certain piece,, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being [ in Black Creek Township, County of! Lexington, State of South Carolina,! containing two hundred (200; acres, more or less, bounded on the north by lands of L. L. Cantt and W. S. Lucas; on the east by E. C. Taylor and S. E j Berry; of the south by lands of K. P. Oswald, and on the west by lands of i S. L. Lucas, and being the home, place of M. H. Lucas, deceased." Terms of Sale: Cash, purchaser to j pay for papers, recording, and revenue stamps. IT. L. Harmon, C. C. C. P. & G. S i j ? FOHXI)?A white and liver spotted j pointer bitch. Came to my place Fri- ; day November 8th. Owner can have j same by paying for this advertisement! and feed bill. C. J. TAYLOR. 2t5pd. Gilbert, Rt. 2. I 1 Vocs*' a Had your grand father 01 lent judgement in the sel would vou have those an' so much ? This same kind of fumiti us in Columbia, made by of the men who made yo ture. Or if you have not a cheri to you, what pleasure ai out of furniture bought f you can pass on to future it will give them the sam vou. Furniture like thai 1/ Let us show you our com W VII iO A/-1 piiceu. jluu vviii nut ue Do not hesitate to make quarters when in Columt VAN Ml | LIFETIME; F Funeral Directors Complete M 1313-19 Main St., Coltimbi AROUT CHOi'!'. if your children are subject to croup, or if you hr.r> reason tc? fear their being attacked by that disease, you shouid procure a bottle of Chainberlain's Cough. Remedy and study the directions for use, so that in case of an alack you will know exactly what course to pursue. This is a favorite and very successful remedy for : croup, and it. is important that you i observe the directions carefully. I CLERK.S SALE. I STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, County of Lexington. t>. Vv. Lawson, ot til., Plaintiffs, j versus, ALdachia Sharpc, ct ah, De- i fondants. Ry virtue of authority vested in me I by order of the Court in the above en- j titled cause T will sell before tr.c | Court House door at Lexington, S. (J.. | during the legal hours of sale, on the j frst Monday in December, the same! being the fad day of said month, the , following r ' :;! ( slate to v.*it: "A v'ri-'in tract or parcel of land,! situate in the Oountv and State afore- I an id. r.~- : lead of Dull Siva mo. Wa- j 1.1 (lr,? ) a-res. mere or l*r.- ' c.-n: ' nci.ng at a ; 'rite e< rner on Mar ion \V. H, running r !rupg mi ; :;;?e to -mhi M :: < n sn'd V":re nd to a cr? :Ire estate lards of Jacob IvTailtias, thence! alc-T raid lire to a pine \\ thence : :-cUsS tim place of beginning." Terms of Sale: v.'; sh. purchaser to pry far papers, recording and revenue i .f mips. H. L. ITarman. C. C. C.'P. & G. S CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lexington. Edie A. George, ct ah, Plaintiffs, vs. \V. C. WT.itworth. et ah, Defendants. By virtue of authority vesica in me by order of the Court in the above entitled enu.se, I will sell on the first ??Iorday in December next, the same boms the 2nd day of said month, before the Court House door at Lexington, S. C., during the legal hours of sale, at public auction the following described real estate, to wit: "All that piece, parcel or tract, of land, situate lying and being in Lex-I ington County and the State aforesaid, on waters of Red Bank Cre?'i and Congaree Creek, containing three hundred and fifty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Red Bank Mfct. Co., James IT. Bailey, lands now or j formerly belonging to the estate of John M. Corley, Samuel Corley, Paul Corley and George Hook." The above tract of land is subdivided into five tracts of equal values and a plat of same being on file in this office. Each of the five tracts of land will be sold separately first and then all as a whole. The same will bo knocked down to the highest biddor cr bidders. This land is well watered and timbered, having a great quantity of long leaf pine thereon. There is some open land on it and also a house. Terms of .sale: CASH, purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers, revenue stamps and recording fees. K. L. HARM OX, Clerk of Court. LOST?Between Pisgah church and my home. 1 pair of gold frame spectacles and case. The case has the name of T. A. W. Elrngren on it. Fin dcr will please notify me and receive reward. ORIX L1XBLER. 2t5pd. Lexington rt. o FARM FOR SALE. Furniture ? i EESBBaBB&S&Bat i I mother not used excellection of their furniture tique pieces you cherish are is obtainable from the sons and grand sons ur grand parent's furnii ished piece handed down md comfort you can get rem us?furniture that i generations, knowing ie service it has given t must be good, plete line, so moderately urged to buy. ! our store vour head >ia. ! ETRE'S | URNITURE ! i and Embalmers. j otor Ser t 'Phone 111 I ! a, ?, C. 1 W V F : V ^ S N ^ v--? A i1 -3 *. P v? yi ? } h / ' c $ ? ''*-, :-.' <?' "?** V>?-c 5 Ufcl&cSjELgdJLd 5<? :t ; i: dg "'G TS, ^r% I ^ ^ $ *r: yi 'lial 1 >? <s& ^sdS-> &: i We have hundreds 1< catic's wanted in 1 with us and assur c. j us da1 and kt us i: vi j tisir.g bulletin S(.r v. hue. Cur up tc-G | toci y. I 1T% -pi $ 15 ? iL>' <Lr JL~ 'U Ct %*&h K\ Vw ^ t' jj 'Trc T.'.g Ccn'rc.! I "Kcrest Dcelirr i r?; pK ru.l T l-C / S \ N :;X\ il- . i fel ^ - x ; i^ ;x r t i i . .. -3 |f , 'P X f /; ' -j't ! . '/ ? ^ * ' *\ i ft... ' " \ T~? ? V ' { :** ? ; |.f sci-v.!.cf:c.:,r..^Y v-| j ra r-.^x " .'; *:,r< 17 ?2 * <' -' ' - ; ; ,' U; f'.4 i; X V ... \":X' xVV p i jj Ii iir?>i; t ' . ' i'Jii';'IZc" i.r. 7"' j 1 ;"X:'\ . 7 x 7 Vs \.j P I 4 I?:<L it *..> 5:1 :t:!j* !'. ' .- ? i 5 J li-'.t U> h:r.c K:;c. i-.rely r ' " [/.! : .1 yr:i n < ! :: ire. T ' T ? ' ?' 'u [,'j j ix fftcVti iiHO -i'S r. . r7?r~> - u" >' i 7". aafecs rises t Iwir re ; 1- ; . ! ! .-L .ij l'i:i. s'i'.'jj 5: .. . J ' $ 5"! ?<T" V" V?? ** _ ? ? -* (jj.1 &? C<B<foA3 y.A\-. | [f; TTcrolin Med. C>., /ittenfa. (it. & '3 n / * Uo J'r:'Ir n n ?ti -r woman. w /iJtikii) V, i_* :.i1;. ;:/\i .r' .'? ''"J 1 :y ^::d s!;ov.* yt'j J.ov/ : > ju.d:.' n:oncv '.s r. *> w : r 9& 1 si' \ .vi.i. * x. . .1., i 19!8 Shoes and Slippe THE KIND THAT WEARS EASY AND LONGE: We are better prepared to se our Lexington friends from a la stock of dependable Shoes "dress" or "every day" wear in The "Family Shoe Store of Farmers' Medium and He; E. Pc & Fe | 1710Maiiiee New Broc Board of Henry SufT. Sewell K. ( <-? n i ti \T n li. A. Lruignara. it. in. senn J. C. Lybr&nd. A. D. Shuli Adviso Frank W. Shealy. Lemu< NCT Auto i a: Prospectr We are in better shape t troubles now than we ha Wt. cjIqh 1-iqvp on hnnd jj H V tvIKJ V/ iiu ? V./ v** ? - ber of the Famous Colun motors, Borg & ceck cl sions, Timkin front and : ignitions and Ward Len hard to beat. Come in to see us or a stration. The Oswa H. C. OSW; Lexington, S. C. r weaactw\ Jwar^Ewir yrxxroE^c^LMrjrj^ :*-tr >Tgv'*mcmaKaearaB "? & Q ? M &3 I %?> N ? M 81? IlLvH I is $\iwll ?Sa.?Ji ?^3 fe^Jtk 2. jaSi tJc. C liL3 l in ire if ? f^I/T3*!* fcr^? ??* ft ;;.? & /? /i; _ ?2 rf AKIvr I of i'puirics for farms of all siz^es; > very section, List your property nick sa'e ?iid the best price. Write 1 neluoo v< nv r.l '.>P& ~>r. env }{<y -foil ' /} J -- WV..1 itlli C.Kt- J to thousands < f farn buyers every S ate methods bring results. Write j i1 < ST** ~T * a trT T r* if"5 ft ^ -O I JsiL ^ Qan/ Or* 5 ? 0 | ! ScrlE^rie/.rency" ? Quid: wcrv'cc'' * I r r ~ ::.-r " a <; r* ? ' -' - * ?/i, V. ^ J rr.-;-*.-s7-vr- r~~?r :o. 2t-i._ ir*~.rz~* inru?..?3 * V.- ; ' ;' Ji' U ' ' Ki I ?*.; Our Accuracy Q uaitty kO-^3iL ^/"xd-wG* give you "Well Fitted Glasses" ELMGREN Optcm Jxist and Optician l ]Q7 Hampton St. COLUMBIA, S. C. all leathers and sizes. Columbia." ivy Work Shces a Specialty A. DAVIS COLUMBIA. S. ? ?a??? wammW?iMBa?aw?I iK-*rhvmi?T?nmf. w? ?-s air! Flsvr&lr I sklairid, S. C.j Directors: 3iivsr. E. "VT. Shull. L. S. Trotti. P. J. We3sis3:e?4 ry Board: ?! Hall. J a*. A. SmnmerBoit. ? wb?nw?wppwbmhhj an?????| ncE j Owners ! b net | ve Buyers, j o take care of your Auto ive been in a long time, and can get a limited numibia Six Cars. Continental utches, Warner transmisrear axles, Atwater-Kent ard starting systems ire ill over Phone for dernonilct Gc^rcis!? I ^LD, Manager. Piione No. 118 j