Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, December 11, 1918, Image 4
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are going to find the happiest
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usually good service right nc\
the quality you want for then
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They are the last word in Chr
welcome gifts?business suits
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LEXINGTON DISPATCH-NEWS
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
F&bHahed Every Wednesday By
: UEXINGTON-piSPATCH-NEWS
f. PUBLISHING CO.
Lexington, S. C.
a M. HAHMAN, Editor
8. LEAjPHAKT, Business Manager
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Phone 119
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^*?DNEKDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1318
if/Hni! EVERY DAY A RED CROSS
DAY.
to ourT subscribers.
Yd those who have not paid up in
advance. It is Just as easy once you
get ahead to stay ahead, besides it
is not a hardship on either the pubr
fisher or subscriber; but makes both
feel better. We have just completed
-the round with the County Treasurer
Mnd feel gTeetfuF to those who have
paid up and in advance and certainly
gjcpect all to as we cannot carry
mCbtscxibers unless they comply With
government restrictions requiring ail
to pay up in advance or be dropped
from the roll.
A GOOD DUMBER BUSINESS.
One day last week it was the privilege
and pleasure of the writer to
pass through and inspect the Lumber
"Yard of Fallaw Lumber Co. 716 Divine
Street Columbia S. C. They
carry all kinds of lumber, ruff and
dressed, of every conreivable dimension?and
are prepared to fill all orders
correctly arid promptly. Their
business extends not only in the city
bat anywhere in this and other States, r*
Mr. B. A. Fallow; the business mana* '
ger, is a native Lexington man experienced
and cjever to a fault. He
buys and sells rhff and dressed lumber
by the wagon or car load, in any
quantity, small or large. He has with
torn, as plerk! and bock-keeper, Mr.
Thoe. W. Sharpe, one of the bright
and clever sons of the late W. H.
Sharpe of Edmund.
* MILCH COWS FOR SALE.
"> Two young milch cows with young
calves for sa??. Answer quick.
J. HARRIS SKULL,
Brookland, Rt. 1.
1era. ^ FOR
SALE?2 Ford 1917 touring
rhfian for cash.
OSWALD GARAGE.
Met i
Mpwwpwwww Itl
Kiii U.C ? rtwi^v J - <v*'~
FOR SALE?Winter Cabbage
plants Charleston and Jersey Wakefield
at $2.00 per thousand or $2.25
try parcel post. Dealers desiring to
place large order should write for
special terms.
JULIAN CROMER.
_
. NOTICE. I
I have Just bought a first class pea
huller and will be glad to thresh peas
.for the pufblic.
If you have peas you want hulled
write or 'phone.
C. O. LUCAS
Pel ion S. C.
3t9pd.
ATTEND THE BIG CORN SHOW. ''
The big Corn Show will he held on next
Saturday, Dec. 14. The show
will be held in the Court house, and j
%,j5Lumber of speeches will be made, i
Byearybody is cordially invited to at- J
. tend-. Th e doors will open at 1<> a. j
promptly, and no farmer can ai- ,
ford to miss it.
j
MASONIC NOTICE.
S A regular communication of I>xins '
ton Lodge A. P. Nr.. No. 15-. will be i
held in th Masonic Flail on Saturday !
evening, I>ecenil>cr 14, at 7 o'clock, j
Election of officers, payment of dues
and other important matters will j
come before the body. A full attend- j
- jance is desired.
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bere The Women \
r Christmas wishes but not for Christmas i
: gifts for men as are to be found here tha'
part of your Christmas. That's the reasc
; means service for you women just as well
v in buying gifts for men?the things they
a.
affer & Marx Clot]
istmasfgifts?the very finest, most service!
; and coats for the men at home, uniforms
M. La. IvIIN/
lart Shaffer & Marx clothes
Christm;
Worth
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jfc^p^FLLT"<NOWl
Your Christmas Gift to be i
who gets it. To hea
'This is the nicest
is to receive a c
your taste an<
To help you accomplish this annual ta
1gkr33y"to render you.^Our ster
for everyone,,
SILK HOSIERY
He Appreciated Gift1 135! BS$.
A gift that combines comfort andltouch
of luxury, yet embodies that thorough
us^ru&ess which should characterize all
^ l^gptsatthis time.
-^Women's at $ 1.75 to 5.00
$' Men's at? 75*tol.50
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LUXURIOUS FURS
The Gift Elite
There is no gift that so pleases^a lady of
cultured tastes as a set of furs, cape or
neck piece. Our furs accentreate the
latest styles and best quality
MOTORWEAVE ROBES
Comfort Gift
The gift of genial warmth, of?superb
s tyle an dj won derou s3"ser vi ceabi 1 ity?for
. that motor friend, some member of the
family or yourself $ 17.50 to*I8.50
SPECIAL RI
On Entire
SUITS, COATS, IDF
For Women
Order by Parcel Post?1
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Formerly
X 4C5 Main Street,
mmtmmmmmmmmnmmmi a? ? tammmmmmtmmmmmmammmmm in ?
nue to Buy War Savings Stamps
buying. And service. You'll And the sa?
v O
t you women to the simplest handkerchie
m we want to ,
?in fact, un- ^?,ies
want and in Underwear
Pajamas
Auto rugs
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|l0g Sole Agents ior jjr. j;
Now is the best time to b
able and most care of you. Don't block tl
for the men send your gifts.
VRD, The C
is Gifts
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WHAT TO GIVE/'
ideal must please the one
r or read the words
Dresent Pve liad"
:ompliment on
J imagination
sk is a part of the service we are
e$is now aglow with useful gifts
Pay us a visit
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GLOVES! GLOVES!
Always so Handy
A large assortment of kid. mocha and
sude gloves are here in excellent assortments,
newest styles and latest colors.
Women's at __$2.50 to 3.50
Men's at.. 3.00 to 4.50
SILK UNDERWEAR
It makes talk in the boudoirs
Every lady that sees the silk underwear
displayed in our store admires it for its
style, beauty and perfection of workmanship
___$ 2.40 and up
COLLARS
? A Sensible Gift
Shown in georgette^satin and organdy
in either plain embroidered or beaded
debigns in all white or.colors ?
Priced at 65c to $3.50
iDUCTIONS
Ojl
siocK or
IESSES AND HATS
rf and Misses
we prepay
Will Evans
Columbia, S. C J
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stmas Gifts II
ne fine quality too in everything
>f or tie.
Umbrellas SoHats
Wo
Sweater coats and vests Mo:
Bath robes Wr
House coats Et<
aeger's Fine Woolens.
uy. Our Dhristmas stocks are
le mails or express by waiting
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lothier
1 523 Main Street,
ESTATE SALE. i
By the authority vested in us by the j
heirs of the late J. J. Barrs?we will
sell at Public Auction at the Barrs Re
sidence on December 18 1918. The 2
personal property of J. J. Barrs consisting
of Corn Fodder Hay Mules
Cattle Wagon Buggy and # Fanning
implements?Sale beginning at 10:30 11
o'clock?Terms Cash. e
J. G. KING
D. P. YGNCE
C. G. Schoenberg. I*
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We have now in ou
of Fresh Mules, all s
fion.
2 cars of Wagons
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iceiveu ui iuc ucsi 1.
Call and see us e
going much higher
Better buy now.
CAUGHMAN I
C0LUMB1
.. Haltiwe
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Special Sale (
!
I Every Suit in our ]
! nr T?
l wenty r lve pei
i
j A wonderful opport
! grade suits at a disc
jtial saving. Every
style. Our policy \
garments from one
is the explanation.
I COME AT ONCE
1
\ oaltiw
! 143S Main St.,
TSf 9
pp Wanr.
<it& til tX C 5 jj, <_> %c
2, from these clothes down
fliers' kits
ol sox
oey belts
istlets
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here; we're ready to take
until the last momeat tt
AFTER CHRISTMAS
r? 1 1 * r> S-*I
Columbia, A.
FOR BAT J??-Wakefields Jh*ts{
>roof cabliag-e plants.
WALTER RAWX*
Gilbert, It*. 3.
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FAT HOGS FOR SALE? I Jtaffd al
umber of fat hogs ready ter butclv*
ring for sae at market prreea
Hen 0. JSeMB,
Gilbert, Rt 2.
wp.
ind
WAGONS
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RBHHIHmnm
r Stables two cars
' < ^
izes for your selecall
sizes, just renake.
arly for stock is
in the spring.,
nn An i?_
druo., inc.j
[A, S. C. j
inger'S
)f Coat Suit?
louse is offered at
r cent Discount
nv?i+\T -fn cecA 111 O'T"
;U1H IV gVl/
:ount and substan;
one this sea -: us
lot to carry over
season to another i
Our advice is to
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