Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, January 15, 1919, Image 2
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FOREMAN
SAW FLEET
CHANGES
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Bennett for Years Had Big
Part in Building Battlaakmo
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STILL IS CONSERVATIVE
of Great Good Tanlac
Did Him and Says "I Only
Took Two Bottles."
For twelve years William F. Ben
-fte&t was Foreman at ine x>t uwwju
- 28*vy yard, Unci? Sam's hivet of Industry
for the country's defense
where thousands of skilled workmen
toll at the nation's vital work. j
tt wafi from the ways of this great j
yard that some of our greatest dread j
-naughts wore launched. Mr. Bennett
Jtad a part in this work and there he
aaw the evolution of the American
Wavy worked out Today Mr. Bennett
a?ed 68, is retired, living: at 608 Gates
J|ywiue, Brooklyn. He is still the
conservative, carefully speaking man
the navy yard days, and so the story
fee recntly told will have added force.
Tor a long time," Mir. Bennett explained,
'T kept having? a pain in my
. .-cfceot, and a full heavy, bloated feeltax
in my stomach and abdomen. It
jfiett as if I had. eaten something that
dinxreed with me, but I oouldnt teH
what My food did not direst, but
weemed to sour and lie like a lump."
1 got so I couldn't eat vegetables at
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OIL I livea on nua uun, >.
lots of times I didn't have an appetite
#ren for that diet
Besides, I had night sweats and I
not really rest more than *an
Jtoxtr or ewo at night, and then only
When I was all tired out I had to be
wo tired I just dropped off to sleep. I
<pok lots of medicine an dwas treated
. many times, bht I just kept on feeltor
bed. But now," Mr. F >nnett con- I
tinned, "I feel better in every way. I
* ? sleep all night long. I have a'
rood appetite and can eat ' anything'
: with pleasure because my stomach is t
? jmey and does not distress she, but digests
my food. I feel so rood I make
H a rale to toSIfc twenty to thirty
*K*efc?*fcc&**sr. v
*What did this- for met Why, Tfca
toe. So many people told me about
<%n?&c that, though X really did not
|t. b?^BeJ^^t
Haiy took two bottles," ha added. ,
Tanlac, the reconstructive,r*8&am ,
j^JrifSer and tonic, & designed to go :
to the root of such troubles as Mr.
Bennett had. It is designed to create '
\ seal digestion and assimilation of
-?oo& that is good and nourishing and
jwe build strength through blood and
tissues.
Teniae, the master medicine, is
MU exclusively at Harmon Drag up., '
Lexington; Bnrnette and WhetseH,
Haw Brookland; Harris-Cain Drag
; COf Batesburg; Crosson Drag Co..
liaesvOle; Fargle's Drag Store, Chaste;
Dr. W. T. Brooker. Swansea;
PeUon Drag Co., Pelion; W. J. Cayce,
Cayce; A. E. Leaphart, Gilbert; The
??rick Co., Irmo; W. H. Sober,
Peak. Price, $1.00 per bottle,
ftarfght 1. '
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Suffer? /,
Mrs. J. A. Cox, o! Al- /.
derson, W. Va., writes: /
MMy daughter . .suf- /
fered terribly. She could n
not turn in bed ... the y
doctors gave her up, and N
we brought her home to y
die. She had suffered so y
much at... time. Hav- y
ing heard of Cardui; we /
got it for her." yV [
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msrm Tha Woman's Tnnin i
Im liw ww w ^ wmmmww
"la afew days, She becan
to improve." Mrs. /.
Cox continues, 'and had / \
no trouble at* .Cardui / !
cured her, and we sfcg / !
its praises everywhere. /
We receive many thou- 7
sands of similar letters
evervvear. tellina? of the 1
women who suffer from
lyi complaints so common to
their sex. It should do g> /f
Fertilizer wit
Roysters Fertilizers
one man; F. S. ROY
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food especially for
Southern Soils.
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Norfolk, Va. Baltimore, Met Toledi
Columbia, S. C. Spartanburg,
Columbus, Ga.
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rocb tAw**^ D rwessinger,' Swllpd., ^
Jany ? ?4wlBp. ?- * FOR
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feliildings; good ^^ near- sch timber will cut or
house, at Chapitu App? to. feetot
. Cbaptn, a O. ered. . Easy to
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It's never too
pasture! For,
Iitobacco fun tt
That's becstui
Quick as y?l
18 m II that p-A* ^
f:fliPl Jill mts nnt hifp ?r
J$ sponge moistene
R. J. Reynolds
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areiShe life-work of 1
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to -perfect a plant
Southern crops and
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to you? Then ask for
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R GUANO CO.
&, 0. Tarboro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. 1
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S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga.
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Montgomery, Ala. I
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m IhpES. TRESPASS NOT30K.
jrrnl- > AJt persons are hereby warned not
?work horse# ^ allow, stock to run. at large upon
> .quick buyer* Ap- these lands or to remove wood, straw,,
- rirrvinsD ft8h w ^Vht on same, or in anyway
. K. SUMMER, trespass upon the lands of the un&er'.
! Peak, B O sipned^. mpon full penalty of the laws
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Rucker,
aaisuf J- K. O. Wannamaker
Talmage Wannamaker.
Miles west of L^s- Henry Wannamaker.
slay; the other half ? , ; Callie Wise
lay subsoil. Pine ' .. , j0hn Wise.
ie hundred and fifty , = Prank Wise,
lumber. Well wat- , Sydney Furtick.
a Apply to (Murray L. Rucker.
IAPHART Agent. ,
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YOU can't help cutting loose joy'us
remarks every time you flush your
smokespot with Prince Albert?it hits
) iair and square. It's a scuttle full of jimmy
nd cigarette makin's sunshine and as satisfy}rhtful
every hour of the twenty-four!
?late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure,
P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more
lan you ever had in your smokecareer.
se it has the quality.
1 know Prince Albert you'll write it down
not bite your tongue or parch your throat.
will! For, our exclusive patented process
td parch. Try it for what ails your tongue!
, tidy red tins, handsome pound and half pound tin
that clever, practical pound crystal glass humidor with
r top that keeps the tobacco in such perfect condition.
Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N, C
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and Auto. Supplies I
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We have a Complete and Full Line of j
Wrenches, Pliers, Screw Plates, Chisels
Spring Cutters
Also All Kinds of
Automobile Oils and Greases
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Lorick & Lowrance Inc.
COLUMBIA, S. C. RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Wholesale Prices Furnished to Merchants on Request
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LORICK BROTHERS
JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN
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{Grates sudJTiles Flue Pipe Asphalt Roofings
Stoves and Tin Plate Asphalt Shingles
Ranges Pig Lead Metal Shingles
: Stove Pipe Sheet Metals Tinware
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"Kohler" Plumbing Fixtures
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COLUMBIA 3. C PHORXSM
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persistently save.
Same rate of interest (4 per cent) paid on both large and small
accounts.
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W A. Clark, President. Jos. M. Bel!, Cashier.
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