Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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H As a special inducement DUR1 W useful set of Cooking Ware. wmmm?mmnmmmmmmmmmmmaau?ammmmmmmmammM-mn?mmmwmnmnmn m mm ???? imiif 1 Eve] Hj K , LEXINGTON DISPATCH-NEWS V ' OFftCIAl COUNTY PAPER ~ I Published Every Wednesday By I . UEXINGTON-piSPATCH-NEWS I PUBLISHING CO. | I Lexington, S. C. g 1 G. M. HARMAN, Editor B. J. LEAjPHART, Business Manager * Entered at the Post Office at Lexington, S. C.y as Mail Matter of the "Second Class. I ^Subscription Price; per Year; $1.50 , CASHtlNoADVANCE .. Make all communications to LexJmgton Dispatch-Newa Publishing Co, Lexington, S. C. . . ^ Phone 1X9 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. 1919. SBMMnv f BCR. BALLENTENK WRITES OF I . / , HIS VISIT TO MR. AND L i r:, ., MRS. KOON.? J THE WAR ENDED IN 1?18. W j Much speculation was'had during*1? I the gTeat European War as to when / it would end? How it would end? ? VI!!*?? J O ir? n ii j it, wuuiu cuu etc.: jauLay w lata | jruys used their imaginative mind all I | during the war to figure out when and how the war would end, but we flpyyllMU never - saw any theory advanced by these wise acres that looked as if j| they knew what they were talking ' fflng about, and as a matter of fact the Bega war ended when all of us least expect Had ecL However we print below a tabu &Selatioii that carries some significance j 0 whether it really had anything to do j 0 TO with the closing of the war during the , .<?ing year 1918 or not. This tabulation in- j ^jega eludes the Rulers of the eight princi- L*' pal countries fighting with the Allies / Awe/ m the gTeat conflict: . President Wilson was born. . . 186oJy , Elected President 19 y^/ Cr-fr Had been governing -v6 I , ' AS0 ' '?! rta?" J TOTAL. 3836 j Age* King of England was born... 1865: \_ Began to reign 1910: Had been governing 8 j Kn>V Age 53 ; I J iVJ TOTAL 3836 Age President of France was born. I > GO Elected President ! 9 13 ! '*]*< > Had been governing 5; v Age 5 8 ... ; .. TOTAL 3 3 8 6 King of Hc-'gium was born.... 1 875 r<>{: Began to reign LOO ; Had been governing is , f;;i Age 4 8 TOTAL, L't j?.Pa. J obsess_*^:x3Bra I SSL At Our State' AS' FREE! Set of i [NG THIS WEEK ONLY, we have arr * This is your opportunity to get somethi: T~HT?W?p?! IIIHIIWiai?111?? P?w I ????????? ? _ -? _ r\?,u ryooay--uvn i r an In The Nev LEX! * ? CTT Wheii in Need of kuto Accessories or I Parts It will pay you to come in and inspect m line before you buy. I now have p. fair] S' good stock and am getting in more gooc ? ~ every day. | -rt'-v - ' : - j \ ' A / l. V m TIRE SUPPLY ^ \ H. C. OSWALD, Manage Lexington,^S. C. of Servia was born 1844 jl JkT/" nJ?reisn- 19?? * AA 1^ l been governing- 18 51 tat, 3836 According to tho b of Serbia was 'born 1844 | Auditor will add the n to 'reign 1903 I been governing- 15 ! January 1st, 19 ; 74 l penaltf will be adde II ! have not paid. On F< 3836 i an additional 1 Per C ' i to those who have r of Russia was born 1868 j 2 I)Cr cent, penalty fc n to reiffn 1894 j an additional .5 per e been g-overning ! be added on March 1 50 : ccnt penalty to be pz \? . j have not paid by Mn T*l\ 3S36 ! . . COMMIT VTfOX K ,ror of Japan bo .. US79 j ?<><>'? ( ' > '''''"'I If1- i " r. r Rovcrninsr 6| c- 1 \ Z'j j J YO?"7L F"? Tl'RT-3 TAL 3836 \ ' \ . v :i<! ci" 'O, i"i" :;< s6, the totri for each Su- re'btble eonvircihsr tri - n ! 1 bo remit will be 'tis, ' 'i-mi-tc I3r>\ i 1 v % . ? tne \y on .c<j. : 2tJ-pl. J. " - 01 motor-1 rfvr. * ' '! i c< edition. !; .r . ' ' " ' A. <\ r?RT? 'i ; (1:1L? . rt Ft". .. f ?. ' >, , vi;:. o l j 1 m j ? _ ? -ol BD^X <XW9V emorisiraiiura u Store, One Week Only, COME! REAT MAJESTIC?The Range with t us show you why the MAJESTIC E .C \ V er, Heats more water quicker and he Range. . i ;o prove these facts to you?want yo t f ighly. recommended by your neighbo 7T ill ranges are judged?why it is kno\ The rance with a reputati ? I Uluminum and Copper V angea with the factory to present each purchaser of ? ng really worth while for nothing. Ranges will be sc * V / ?mi?a?0Txg=x?rawu?c?tat???uaori giif ? irrm-taiawwwga?be?an?f mmmm to See The Great Majesti __ ri!?!.1L -i, A Ci?. f v rinisis m uur oiure; NGTON, S. C. a u > t. u mnnrra ? ? - - .T". . ? , , , _ ^ First I $20,000 STOCK OF FA , I TO BE SOLD. 1* .. If 1 |\ p. is | we Must MaKe Koom foi MB 1 One lot Men's Tan Art Af" $ and Black Shoes; was lk A ?a I $5, now V"9 J%) tU. I ' One tot Men's Tan AJ Q|I $7?now I . One Slot Men's Art Af I p Black English Shoes; JKj Mj !i was $7, now ^ = I One lot ' Men's A 4 4 fj )TiCE I Black Shoes; was $7, ~ . ? One lot Men's Tan A / Af ? English Shoes, 'JpO./D --? ']n . nuw 19, 1 per cent ra ^ <1 to those who g Officers' Dress AP 5'bruary 1st, 1919 | QVjOP^' *$1? Values \I M % >nt will be added B oHOeb, , $VddUtto, g z f iot paid making B DOW >r February. Still B :rmSp"J SCO pairs Children's fog lid by thoe who ? SSTiipIe SllCCS! S3Z S o 10 fig ,rch 1st. 1919. h o ' OAD TAX $2.00 ?i ? SE MAKCIJ If,. r., -r , ,v ?| Cnilorcii s # * / E? -EAPHART, gj | ^ :j ^;.Vi nty Treasurer. J |jj j q 7a^VQ ?, ? *-> *?? 1^1 ^ late for truthful j j oL reading. H: h < ?* * /r ~ r% T? xT">- '7>. '* -\ ? , "*? i I. * ' ? L "* i * ti ' r. r " > t \ ftt; .. { ! > . , - i / 1 *:V .?4. - ' : , U ' t 4-'' \ : f. j jj *.'mhA Vy. S.\ **?-" >* s ? ?- ' ?- -*?* Ai.i. I T ^ e ' T r' u-v s.-h.- T.em ! ' ? / .' :i\ , i ! ^ - D it?r C/C I . : r^LjRiki OEi i i "W% ft ^ 1 m Feb. 3 to 8,1919 I a Reputation?in its new 1 T ~ A >ajit;s jdeuer, ?juuks ceiter, a itter and uses less fuel than m u to know why the MAJES- 1 r?Why it is the standard 1 vn in every county in every 1 ON. I Vara I ? ui v 11 t Majestic Barge with a Hrcuire fid ft )ld at regular prices. ic Range 1 Annual I SALE LL AND WINTER SHOES I kJ A SACRIFICE I ?' V r Spring And Summer Shoes | Men's Rubber Boots; Was $8, now $5.45 & $5.95 One lot Ladies' ij" Sample Shoes, all colors;$6 values Ladies' Browh and Black Bootscloth top, Louis heel; (h^ (\P ^ *Lv.alues One lot Ladies' Ap AC Sample Shoes; $9 n J / / values, now One lot Ladies' Gray and : Brown Boots, Louis /+? Q heels, was ?12, v^C/c ' 3 * Tf One lot Ladies' Brown Kid Field Mouse Shoes: /+> r A F was $9, <,5 Q^) J now ^ s One lot Ladies' and Misses' Tan ! f I and Black English^/" #% E* |f ih >.1 L*ivi O y *y V ?L v ? VA V' k- Vji ^ ^ jdfr | no>TT ii ? *** | |j| ^ ^r^nr:*j^.X'.vvxnPBt -or wwano!r.T^'>^^,^J?*Kr*:' ^ r-?-x *v ?? r z- ^ rm, wrt J***-? ':~N f > v ? ? . 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