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SPECIAL ATTENTION INVI' 60 CENTS ] aSgv-^vw;-' * ' T5 ^;:MrYTTD V I W? Aim tn Please * Vj/ U I\ ? h wish The ^ v ^ , Columbia's Nei$ lO AMERICAN F PI ^"Qfr! 1717 Main Street, $ :.>vV-v- y*-*r\ |Prompt, Courteous Service. i y'STEAKS AND CHC Haitiwanger'S I . ^ 1 Inviting Display of 11 Fresh - Spring - Apparel! m The variety of styles, fabrics and colorings bids fair to 1[ Bmake thfe presentation of decidedly more than usual interest. Hi 7?Ma?y attractive values await your inspection. ? | WOOLTEX SUITS styles, splendid'tailoring and reasonable prices. Goodji!| rBsuits from $25.00 up to $100. ; , il l I WRAPS llj Msriicfi'wntrxra wwns mnst hecomins- in French Serge, 'Tricotine.jg!! Eisomely lined, unusual values frcm $2o.oo up Ij - DRESSES istand most complete display of Spring Frocks ?;j the city. Dainty Evening and Party Dresses in ? I beautiful evening colors. ' i ; CHIC MILLINERY MODES ist be something different about our hats or we Si | be doing double the millinery business we have in ('before. New styles as they come out at a mini-fflj :e, Don't fail to see our display. ^ Visitors to Columbia 1 to make our store their headquarters while in 8 Meet your friends hefe. Every facility of ouri ion is at your disposal?the use of which incurs no 8 l to buy from us. 8 THE WOOLTEXT STORE Street, - . - - Columbia, S.C. Government Cooperates with the 7,600-member banks in maintaining, the Federal Reserve Banking System for the protec-^ . tion of the business interests of tbe country. Through the Federal Reserve Board in Washington it supervises the twelvej Federal Reserve -j---. banks; it appoints one-third of their? directors; it . deposits its funds largely with them; it guaran'-"v '* . ' , ^ r * ' ' ' tees the currency they issue. This cooperation greatly increases the value of g - I tae system w us;aiiu uur community. V * i;v/>. '' I " . Are you linked up with this new national v aeglitw^^ system as one of our depositors? If not. you should delay no longer. The Home National Bank Lexington, S. C. . . ' ? ? > \ ????????????>m 1919 Shoes and Slippers THE KIND THAT X^SSm WEARS EASY AND LONGEST iWe are better prepared to serve our Lexington friends from a large stock of dependable Shoes for "dress" 01 "every day" wear in all leathers and sizes. The Family Shoe Store of Columbia." Farmers' Medium and Heavy Work Shoes a Specialty : E. P. & F. A. DAVIS : 17I0Maiiiee OLUMBiA. S. jfc i ^ | i a * : \ . Mrs. S J Leaphart has gone to Co- \Y. J Redmond a prominent busib lumbia where she will spend several ness man and successful tdanter Rum fe T days, the guest of her cousin Miss Swansea was a visitor in Re via- ton I.: Jodie Caughman . Friday. jj?- v - v*r g ? rED TO OUR LI 12 to 3 P. M. Reasonsble Prices p Vilsori I west and Best RESTAURANT Columbia, S. C. S. E. TISCELER, Manager >FS A SPECIALTY ! PLANS TO MAKE LOW PRICED OAR ~~~~ I TV> Cost Around $250 j While the $250 flivver that Henry ; Ford is preparing to manufacture in j numbers that make the head swim. ! has not ^et become ah actuality auto' ^ 1.. 1 r. ' 1 ,,r. 4VlA Cf + rtfrt A??A MaL* I I XiiUMliC UvaX^lO \J ^ L I llv C*. 1 ^ xvvn. I in?: forward to its advnt with mingled feelings of poy and disgust. They, realize that some folks simply won't! be caught in a $250 tin lizzie and so j will buy higher prce cars and *:hey j also know that there are thousands j who dont care a lemon rnd what sort I of vehicle they go in just so they get there. i i In speking the cheap car in Los Angeles a f$w days ago Henry Ford said. '"There is no reason why the people all of them should not own motor cars | and I mean to make it possible for them to do so. I am confident I can build a better car" more durable and mor^e up-to-date than th4 present Ford for a cost to the user of $250 at \ most not t exceed $300. "My resolve to build a new car and form a new company come Willi it J Cttiil t'UUi l Uet'IMUJl Wiicicby I must distribute about $19;000r 000 accumulated profits. My idea of a succeshful business is one having plenty of ready cash. The new comr pany will have larger capital resources than the'!Fod Motor Car Company whose resources' are $17;0s)0;000. <<!What will be done with the old company I do not know. I do know this however the stock in it I do not own can not be sold not be sold to me. We are now eeking sites for factories and the new concern will be in operation in an incredibly short time, tee cause of theg reat resources in materialh used n the makig of steel in territory tributary to L.os Angeles I have * decided to establish hee in-the near fu (ture a mammoth steel plant to rival I j those of Pennsylvania and Ohio. This plant will furnish stele for the new! Fords ah well as for Pacific Coast! and foreign trade.4* j Wide as Main Street is it will not I be too wide to accomodate traffic j when the chaep cars are turned out | in abundande. Demands ^or good j J roads will becme moe isistent andj State lines will disappear. s ma by a fa1tjful wife Suffered Thirty Years With Stomach Trouble and Hemorrhages i i , cf the Bowels. I . " J The Story of a Wonderful Recovery ! ' I There is hardly -'' | some trouble with 1||^ . y | so common that we j tie or no attention ' i cous lining- develops, grows worse-?the pain and dis- ; tress is incessant and the truth, j dawns that we have chronic stem- I clch trouble. 1 The case of IVtr. Louis Young, 205 ] ilerrimac i$t., Rochester, X. Y., is j typical. He writes: "I suffered for i thirty years with chronic bowel J c ; trouble," stomach trouble and hem- j < J orrhr.ges of the bowels. V>~e bought j t j a bottle of Peruna and I took it ! ^ j faithfully. I began to feel better. |c My wife persuaded me to continue ! t ! and I did for some time as directed. : f | Now I am a well man." Xr. Young's i : experience is not unusual. \ 3f you suiter from catarrh in any 1 j Iform, whether of the hc-ad. stomach, ; ; bowels or any other part < ? the | c ; nouy, iry jrerurm. it m-ty .rui J what you need. Perana cor..v in j v either liquid or tablet form ai:.l is .v | sold everywhere. Tour dealer .. " ; c { it or will get it for you. Ask r f i Dr. Hartman's "World-Famous ; runa Tonic and insist upon havin;; l' it. If you want your health accept nothing else. j All the si el: and suffering are ini vited to write The Peruna Company, , Dept. 73, Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. 1 ' j Hartman's Health Dook. The book . i> is free and may help you. Ask your n ^lealer for a Feruna Almanac. t, - ^- ' ~r .. WCMUl vi JNCHEONS RESH SEA FOOD I AT ! | ALL TIMES | i I i _ ?! I ZZZTT?I riULUt-Kb ur LIBERTY BONDS are advised to hold them. If < you must sell, deal only with responsible bankers. We Buy and Sell LIBERTY BONDS i , V All Issues and Denominations. Write us if intsrested. TRUST COMPANY of Georgia Capital and Surplus $2,000,000 Memler Federal Reserve System f ATLANTA, GA " | * * a??jjw.."0ii ?a ?BMO? m."**--r^u-r-orrtmr. THE INTRA-V 'v , . J - Dli ; On Account of the Many Inqu the Modern Method of Treating tbe v Sick. I This new Intra-venous system of treatment as originated advocated t and alministered by Dr. Register is at- c tracting .widespread attention through c out the East though its remarkable ef I fieacy in alleviating deep-seated chrcn e ic, and lingering diseases. In fact it is a believed by many to be the greatest s agent for the relief and permanent 'ii benefit that we have with us today, fc Doctors from far and near investigat- t ing this new system of healing the. fc sick are actually surprised at the r quick benefit given to chronic suffer- t ers. Eliminating the old inferior 1 methods of the past and useless drugs r and surgery it is surprising how t quickly it relieves stubborn chronic s ailments that have baffled for many o years the ordinary forms of medica- t tion. n Tnta-venous Methods not only re- b liove disease but they check and cure h diseases as testimonial after testimon e ial gladly and freely given by numer- f< ous patients absolutely prove so. Stim s; ulating the body to activity this new ti syem of treatment brings about a puri S fied blood supply he ehnination of poisons the equalization of all tbe n bodily forbes the strengthening of the s( nerve centers returning thereby health b and vigorous vitality that is the right- si fill heritage of every man and woman rch or poor. It means comfort o happiness long life sound sleep good c< 3igestion content and jov to be alive, b i ' > Hadly a day passeh that some suf- p: ferer does not say: "Doctor jif I ti Is had only known of this treatment >efore." This is true in many cases. People do not realize what prompt re st ief they ma yhave with the Intra- ven ai mis treatment. Many people are re- w trained from coining though the fact fl hat the treatment is advertised. Could O tnything be more' ridiculous? To ai hink that because a new mc-thodt is u"1 explained in the daily press that it fr mist be some fake. Again people or ire afraid that the treatments are St >ninfni. Well we have given them to to hildren of less than seven and to dder people to seventy. Nervous romcn too are .numbered amony our tn lientele as well as representatives di rom all walks in life: Ministers ob 'armors Lawyers Physicians Den- of !sts and business men as v. . 1! as work ye b. Dnnt let anything influence you po inst ircminy to those Doctors and f'.e ... tlmhi at Dast yive you their op- so-. v. 'Tt will cost you nothing ar.d f'u tay >'e the m'ans of putting you on ins ie iv- ; it> xx'iiiin: uxi? : nwri' ss. i;ii ' \ ' ?... I Miller-Snelgn Ivy e wish tu ctiiiiuuiiL't: have bought out th Au1 will continue to run a fi the firm name of MillerFULL LINE A We will carry a full lii oline, Oils and Greases; pair work at reasonable class workmen employe< patronage under a guars AGENTS FOR ST1 IWILLARD BATTERIES SPECIALTY OF RECHARGINC Miller-Snelgro Next Door to Msetze & Son i LESTER C. MILLER, E. C. FREE AIR BAT WANTED?Two good wages hands or farm work. Good pay and good reatment. Apply to DISPATCH-XEWS OFFICE, Lexington, S. C. ; ENOUS TREA < / V >F AS J Li x \ k/ . i iries, Dr? Register Will Contii First 100 This Week FRE1 N ' . , Do You Suffer With Catarrh? I AVE YOU 1L\D INFLUENZA? Ertraordinary results id Catarh of ne neact nose ears tnroat ana Dron:hial tubes are being affected every lay through the application of the ntravenous idea one of the^ greatst advances in modern medicine.The pplication is this: - Certain inorganic ub stances are known to have especal curative effect on mucous catarrh . nit they cannot be applied directly to he parts affected on account of the j everity nor can they he given by the ; noutji when they are swallowed into , he stomach etc. there is not only a ( oss of the strength of the drug in , eaching the blood stream but cer- ] ain real injury is often done to the , tomach. Not so with the Intra-venus medicine. It passes directly into t he blood stream full strength is im- j lediately distributed over the entire < ody acting as an antidote and heal t ig the parts wherever it finds dis- : ase. It distributes itself over the af ? scted mucous membrane in a finer ] pray than can be done with the old ( me spray gargles etc. T kin Eruptions Quickly Healed A Actio Eczema and Psoriasis are the < I y tost common of skin ailments and onetimes a patient is known to have f een treated years without getting the , ightest relief. i Dr. Register has treated thousands r f cases of skin disease with sue- r ?s. Xot success after long treatment ut often a few weeks to a month ? roevs sufficient to rlear the skin cnrely of the unsightly condition. s Afflicted people should consult the p octor immediately. Disease never (] ands still. It gets better or worse c id t stands to reason if the system t as not srong enough to avoid the af- c iction then it cannot draw it off! v et the best treatment?the quickest c. id have the trouble over once for ally LVllv ffitt end front /lev off or div one yenr to year?always suffering nharrassnient Trom skin eruptions? r; omaoli Troubles arc Best AdminisIS* rod to With Intra-Venous Because <*l! Saves the Stomaeh-<; ] \ Chronic Tn digestion Dyspepsia Oasitis < 'onstipation arc often both fficblt anil impossible to edre bv the Ci 1 method of stomach drugging.Most ST chronic sufferers have been drugc] and dieted to death hence the oph i rtiiyity for the Osteopaths Christian iencc cults etc AF<^-v:--c_- , - - * * ' >> ?\ iilClj ^n> t(i *u!t the liv-n'n-c . rr ' JKO.OS ,ilo c. ;t cn means of increasing' of aggravatr the evil; thus Bisnuif.li Pepsin etc > Jdest of any of the stomach reme I >ve Auto Co. I to the public that we | to-Service Station and > rst class Garage under Snelgrove Auto Co, "f UTO REPASS 1 ie of Repair Parts, Gasarid continue to do re- ' prices. None but high < 1 arid wp colir-it vrmr 8 mtee to please. [JDEBAKER CARS 1 i.. BWHWBMWWBBWBMBWB?WWWMWl ??MM?P? FOR SALE OR RENT 1 ; BATTERIES, PRICE $1.00 1 Phone 127 Lexington, S. . C "\ SNELGROVE, Msnajrei's TER!ES RE-CHARGED I . maBKacamKg&tBasaBmaaaaamsBmamaEssnsaamJm < /--j - ? ? {2 Miss Pearle Stuart of 0partan v ^^ burg accompanied uy her nepnev^ (Hyde Holms spent the week end with their aunts the Misses Stuart on Main - V street. . ' :,1 TMFNT FOR - ? y i 1L * & H^| "> . ... ,. lue His Offer to Examine ' - V, *' . * '"-S r* k does are at best but palliative (tern porary) in action they ultimately defeat the purpohe. The action of Intra-venous medication is D1H.DCT and positive. It does not act directly on the walls of the stomach but. slips up from behind as it were and heals the trouble from within the walls. , Who Hah Catarrh.? . The majority of people have Catarrh ether Chronic or Acute. Catarrh of the head is annoying?and filthy. Tn the throat it capws irritat 7 ii-s cyiiirn. w i?en u i? scaierj m tne :hest. it is called Bronchitis. If allow ad to become chronic it" hot*? the individual of refreshing sleep comfort and licalth and oft^n developh into Consumption Pneumonia or Pleurisy. Catarrh of the stomach and intes::nes signifies itself by indigestion dys :>ej)sia gahtritis. Later Ulcer and Mincer frequently develop. By intcs inal Catarrh the liver often becomes iffected resulting in jaundice colic iallstones and other painful and fatal iver troubles. Agin J. beieve Appenlicitis is preceded by a Catarrh of the destines. The intestinal- indigestion vith its unpleasant, puns formation >f gas etc. is preceded by Catarrh. Catarrh causes earache headache ye troubles and always lays the foun lation for other troubles as Bustaf'han tube troubles followed by bead loises deafness pharyngitis tonsilitis hinitis etc. Conns and climate aggraate and of en precipitate Catarrh hut something Jse is necessary. The individual him elf and his state of vitality is the name requisite. I? a person is "runown." so to speak through overwork v or-eating over drinking over- exor ion of any kind he is a fit subject for "atarrh. Anything that reduces tho itality or the "Resistance.'-' as it is ailed pa.ves the way for climate and. erms to "falls on fertile soil/ O ;:r flsarge>. Yen* small foes are the rule. Arangemonts can made so that all ifferers cn take the treatment-. Thn - - , I.piiunii:g mOilS V JfUCl read* to their plan of treatment: A>1hnia : terro-sclrroeds . .a:iacuc.ia . . . arth<li-t ;s-o I?Iood infections iturrh of stomach am] intestines eon ipaiion liver kidney and nerve trou<>.s neuritis neuralgia rheumatism art trouble paralysis piles ?t<\ CVwno me for a careful examination .and i honest opinion. JL'xarhinntion free mi. w. it usrijR k? CO 51(1 Moor 120(5 t-*> C:# * - ? Kinciri OOLOIJUA S. C.