Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, February 12, 1919, Image 5
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Warner era admission, a Deleo Systc
and other standard pat is vi' perfeel
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Br ever examined the body, the top, tl
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| If you have not, and you are t:
spring, call at our showroom and 1<
B that has made ?uch an enviable re;
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il years, ask tne uavis owners wna
1 service they have received since th
I No matter what car you buy t!
I ments and parts for that car. Are
* not maintain a service station. Ar
for thirty to sixty days while your
ent stock of nearly ten thousand dc
1 , Davis Gars you will not have that
I long their cars are held up waiting
I states how long their orders for pa
i have in the two states is filled imm
I Owner," we ask you to give these tli
I ' on that new car.
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801-803 MAIN STREET
Distributors for Dav
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M NOTICE DEBTORS & CREDITORS, i HA VERTY-RUSTIN <
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All persons indebted to the estate of | We carry in this issue a pa
H Luther A. Martin deceased are here i tisement for the Haverty-E
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I wy uuui-iou w uia-Ke payment to the | or t'oium'Dia, to wmcn we :
undersigned administratrix on or j attention of our readers. T
fore March 1st. 1919 and all persons, of the largest furniture co
havng claims against said estate are' South Carolina carrying a :
also notified to present said claims or | of furniture of every grade i.
I - clam properly verified; to said admin- j They also carry a select lie
istratrix.' on os before the same date 1 tains, shades, mattresses spi
January117th 1919. matting etc. at bargain pri
fc Mrs. Ellen Harris Martin, have stores in several cities
Administratrix of the estate ol h A South and on this account a:
Martin deceased. . buy in larger quantities tha
dinary dealer and sell at a lo
"PRLIT TREE SPRAY. ' Head their advertisement on
9 Orchard brand trait tree spray sola j ?' ??<? -d avail ,
8 tion. Sold by the gallon as you want of "?8 wonderful opportun,
it. Dilute 1 part with 9 parts of vra-jcure some real bargains.
#* :4. ter, one gallon makes ten. Econoioi-j
cal; saves your trees; Brings good i Car of fencing and naila
'M fruit. j juat received at the Bar re 3
HARMON DRUG CO, ; Co.
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CONTINENTAL MOTOR IN THAT AUTOMO- |
n the car you are thinking of buying? Have you a
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im, a Borgenbeck Clutch, a Stromberg Carbureter
don that it takes to make up a real car? Have you I
lie upholstery, the paint and finish of the
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hinking of buying that new car you will need this
et one of our salesmen show you this sterling car
lutation for itself in the Carolinas this past two
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t they think of the Davis. Ask them what kind of
ey bought their Davis car.
here will come a time when you will need adjust- I
you going to buy a car where you are told they do I
e you going to buy a car where you will be held up
parts are ordered from the factory. With a pres- 1
Hare' worth of parts for Continental Motors and
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difficulty to encounter. Ask Davis owners how
for parts. Ask our dealers throughout the two
rts are held up. Every order from every dealer we
ediately on receipt of the order. Mr. Dealer . Mr.
lings your careful consideration before you decide
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is Cars for North and South Carolina.
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> FOR SAL/E?100 acres, known as Je
rome Hutto tract, on. Publio highway
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from Pelion; 50 acres in high state o
f cultivation balance in good woodland
1 S. J. Leap hart,
j Agent.
.er Than The Price" The Unit
M 2 O Government
ff fe a with the 7,600 member
dOSSf*. x
\ Federal Reserve Bankini
! tion of the business in
ost . *^e ! | Through the Federal Res
Q C .1 ton it' supervises the t
i: | banks; it appoints one-th
BI^Qj^ILPUJUBIliii ? I /lanfisifg jfo fnnfl<S lnrorohl
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do. j speaks in pittsburoh. . - tees the currency they is;
ige adver-. Dr. W H Greever, editor of Tne \ This cooperation great
:ustm Co.' American Lutheran Survey, Colum- 1 0
invite the; bia, addressed a mass meeting held in the SVSteiTl to US Slid OUr
his is o*e | Pittsburgh, February 9, in the interest
ncerns in i of the campaign the Lutherans are
full stock conducting for funds with which to * Are you li
ind finis* do their part in the reconstruction
ie of cur- service in Europe. This campaign is -^^federal reserve*^ system as
ings rugs a part of the interchurch emergency , .
ices They ' campaign in which 14 of the principal' 3 ?u fnOu c
in the 1 protestant denominations are particivt
akte it pating. ?
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toeba^i' NEW GARDEN SEEPS. j. | j}0 MOMO ll
rourselveaj -^yc have received large shipments j #
ty to se- jof fresh garden seeds, all standard va i j IT**^T0
1 rieties of vegetables in packets and l^vAIIl^lv
j packages, for family gardens. Speall
xlzon, cials: Eary garden peas, bulk seed
Flardwiwe and choioo onion sets. , , - M ?
Harmon C?.
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| Oscar L. I>errick is spending- sometime
with his mother Mrs. Delia Der!
rick on Main street.
! Henry Walter Hendrix arrived in
' | Lexington Saturday from Norfolk, Va
I where he has been stationed, in the U.
j j S. N having- received an honorable dis
[ j charge from the service,
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| The many friends of Mrs. M D Harj
man will regret to !cam that sh? has
I j been confined to her room for several
j days with a severe cold. However at
j present her condition is somewhat im
proved and it is thought that she will
soon be able to be hp! 1 ; I j
Just received a car of wire fencing
[ and nails, all sizes. Also expect car
: of cedar shingles in a few days.
Barre Hardware Co.
W. A. Mbnts a leadidng citizen from
Lexington route 1 was a visitor in Lex
ington today and while here drpped
in to see us and renewed his subscription
for another year.
W. M. Spires a good citizen from
Gaston visited our office today and
gave us his renewal for another year.
Daiton G. Shull a progressive farm
er from. Lexington route 4 paid us
a pleasant call Tuesday and renewed
his paper for another year.
D. B. Rodgers a substantial citizen
from Gilbert route v was a visitor in
Lexington Tuesday and while hero
gave us his renewal for another year.
John F. Shealy, a good citizen from
the Mill village, of The Lexington Man
ufacturing Co. visited our office Monday
and subscribed for another year.
J. W Shealy, a leading citizen from
Leesvile route 2 called at our office
Saturday and renewed his subscription
for another year.
Julian R. Corley who has been stationed
at Charleston U. S N returned
to Lexington Saturday, having been
honorably discharged from the service
Mr. Corley has accepted his former
position as Deputy Clerk of Court and
has aleady entered upon his duties in
the Clerk's office.
J. D. Halman, a progressive young
planter from Gilbert visited the Dispatch-News
office Saturday and subscribed
for a year.
E. M. Shull a good citizen from New
Brookland route 1 was a visitor in
Lexington Saturday and while here
dropped in to see us and renewed his
subscription for another year.
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The many friends of Brooks J.
wingard will regret to learn tnat ne
has been confined to his room for the
past week with an attack of influenza
The friends of Mrs A M Leaphart
will regret to learn that she has been
confined to her room the last week
suffering* with a severe cold. How*
ever she is'somewhat improved at pres
? ent and it is thought on the road to
| recovery.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Boozer, returned to
) Lexington Sunday from Orangeburg
! where she spent several days the guest
of Mrs Lee Smith.
Mrs. E. G. Dreher and Miss Ethel
Dreher will entertain the Bon Heur
club Fiday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
D L Jefcoat a leading citizen of
' the Swansea section was a visitor in
- Lexington Monday and while in town
" paid us a pleasant call. 'Mr Jefcoat
? stated that they had quite an epidemic
3 of influenza in his section, but at pres
* ent the situation was somewhat im*
proved.
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* Chas. H. Drafts-manager of the A1
bion Hotel in Augusta spent Sunday
and Monday in Lexington visiting his
father Judge George S. Drafts
ed States
Cooperates
inks in maintaining the
I System for the protecr\T
i]r,Ck nnnnfw
.tvivoiu ^VUIJ II J <
erve Board in Washing;welve
Federal Reserve
irdof their directors; it
r with them; it guaranme.
Iy increases the value of
community.
nked up with this new national
one of our depositors? If not,"
1 delay no longer.
ational Bank
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C. C. Justice, a good citizen fro*
the Edisto section was a visitor imi
Lexington yesterday and while to
1 town visited the Dispatch-News offioef
Dr. A. B. Drafts of Ilendersonvilltt
! N C who arrived, in Lexington Sunday
afternoon to hold consultation
with Dr. G. P Ttoberth, at the bed-*
side of his father Judge George SU
fto rot 11 m fwl trt ]Ten/lfirflnn\S11fi iroa
| terday, ,
Mrs. P. H. Shealy and little daugh-s.
ter Grace who have been very ill witji
pneumonia and influenza are somewhat
improved and it is thought hav*
now passed the crisis.
J Miss Sara Meetze has returned t*
Converse College after spending the
week-end with her parents Mr. an*.
Mrs. T, P Meetze
(Born to Mr. and Mrs W D Crawford
at the Baptist Hospital a 10 lb. bahir
boy. Mother and child are both deling
fine and have the best wishes ?C
all their ^Lexington friends.
ALMANACS AM) CALENDARS.
We htill have almanacs and calea*
i dars for free distribution to our cush
! tomrea and fiends, If you havent ree~
! eived youg call and ask us. They'd*
free.
HARMON DRUG CO -The
REDCALL Store.
We will pay a straight salary o?
$35.00 per week for man or womat
with rig to introduce Eureka Poultdi
Mfg Co. East St Louis 111
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JUDGE DRAFTS IMPROVING.
Judge of Probate George S. Drafts?
is still confined to his room with a
deep seated cold; hut his nunieroa?
friends throughout the county will be
glad to learn that he is improving an#
f no further complications arise Idwill
soon be able to be up and atten*
to his official duties. ,
Miss Annie Wingard, daughter #
ex-county treasurer E. L. Wingard I*'
quite ill at her home with influenza
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VALENTINE CANDY.
We are showing fancy heart shape#,
and other attractive styles of higfcf
grade candy suitable for Valentines. '
We can suit your taste from, a largtt
line made by Nunnally, Dolly Vardea^
Liggett, Block and other famous cam*
dy makers.
Harmon Drug Co.
The RE2XALL Store.
W. P. Roof, has been; confined ttt
his room for several days with a sen
vere attack of influenza. However!
the latest reports are that he is steal*
ily improing and will soon be able t#
be out again.
A. D. S CROUP SALVE - I
A D a Croup and Pneumonia Salvtf.
j indicated in treatment of croup, cold#
t pneumonia and other forme of conge#
I tion and inflammation. Rub it o*Does
the work
Large jars 25c
Harmon Drug Co.
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POUND?Automobile license nuran
j ber 28-942. Owner can have same Hr
calling at the Dispatch-News office 7
; and paying for this advertisement. ?
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SEWING MAOIIMIH. ?
Seveal new drop head guarantee^
| sewing machines for salo cheap f?i<
cash or on easy payment plan.
Harmon Drug Co.
IxRXIXGTON?RTCHJjAND B. D. C
ASSOCIATION MEETIN'Dear
Fellow Carriers:
Instead of writing eacb one of yet
personally I will endeavor through tl -r
courtesy of the public press to ca
! your attention to and urgo your attc dance
upon the regular anaual mee
1 ing of the Lexington-Rich land R L &
Association which will be held at Le:
ington on Saturday February 22 ne;?,
at 11 a. m.
Our Association is to be congratul:- ted
upon the favorable attention r-.
cently received from. Congress and v ^
? feel sure every member appreciab-.the
fact that his labor ic and for tip
Association has not been in vain ar. i
will continue to rally to e?r fratern-4
standard.
To those carriers who <*o not br
long to the Association we desire t*
[ say that our efforts are in a measui*
! hampered by your failure to affiliate
! and work with us and inasmuch i.
you aiso receive me oenents of our he
bor wo appeal to you to join us an
help us all you can to our mutual be*
efit.
Come to the Lexington meeting ev
eryonc of you non member :.s* well s>.
members and It us learn to kncv
! each other bettor and spend a pleosarr;
while together. Surely you can be lih
era.1 enough to set apart at least onday
in the year to in cot tho boys c?:
the service. Begin to arrange for thi
! meeting right away for wo are going t
look for you and shall too much disap
! pointed if you fail to come.
*W. H Hare Couaty Sec.
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A nation!
wide campaign
tocomplete
the enrollment
of \|x|f j[|]|^S
our forces in
, ( conserv '
ation of our
food supply, is a duty of necessity,
humanity and honor.
Ae o frpp -nporde wp foavpelpcL
cd to discbarge this dirty, not
under autocratic decree, but
without ether restraint than
the guidance of individual
conscience.
?HESSEISP HOOVER.
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