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I DEPUTY COLLECTORS TO ' VISIT EVERY COUNTY [ \ D. C. Heyward, Collector of Inter nal Revenue announces that beginning tomorrow^ deputy collectors will be sent to every county in the state to j ashist corporations in the preparation i of their returns, blai-ks having al- i ready been mailed from the Collec-, tor's office to every corporation in this district. It is r.ot expected that: hese deputies prepare returns for cor porations, 'out can only give information as to the application of the law as called for bv he returns. Each depu ' ty will he assigned approximately four] counties^ and will of course, spend a greater length of time in those counties which have the larger nuinbr of corporations. With thehe deputies will 'be a depu ty who will take .delinquent individual income tare returns, and the Collector urges every- one who has not made his tax rturn% to seek out these deputy j collectors. Where a tarpaver is delin * I quent for a good reason, he will be ex; pected to make affidavit, but under the law his total tax will be payable when return is made. Deputieh will give notice as to their appointments through the county pa- j pers. ? tML wrjtw Cimi m IMIV* . CITATION NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA v County of. Lexington. By George S. Drafts^ esquire Probate Judge. WHEREAS. G. L. Tavlor made i , jeit to me, to grant hir.i Letters of I Administration of the Estate of and! effects of John S. Lucas. . THESE ARE ^.THEREFORE toj cite and admonish all and singular the [ . . kindred and Creditors Of the said j John &. Lucas, deceased, that they he: and appear^ 'before me? in the Court j of Probate, to fce held at Lexington, C: H., S. C.v on 10 Aprii 1919 next^ after! publication hereof at , 1.1 o'clock in j the forenoom to show cause, if any they have, why the sa^d Administration should not be granted. GIVEN under my Hand this 26 r v y day of 'March Anno Domini 1919. GEO. S. DRAFTS (L. S) Probate Judge Lexington Co". S. "C. Published on the 26th day of March 1919 in the Lexington Dispatch-News 2 weeks. V JjOST?DOGS?One black and white spotted hound bitch lost on Sa k j lnda River Road between my home and Broad River Bridge. Lost seen about 4 weeks. Liberal reward offer their return. m IRMG s c :? COLOKXTF. Coloriie colors old' and new straw I flats, you can color your old hat fresh and .-dainty as new with colorite.Tliere are sixteen colors. GEIGER I>RUG CO. | _____^ t HICKS ALMAN AC FOR 1919. The Rev. Irl R. .Hicks Almanac for 1919 will bp ready November 20th j finer better than ever. A beautiful J valuable weather book with weather j foeca'hts for every day of 1519 written "by Irl R. Hicks Jr. and Rev. J B Noycs i the same as lant year 35 cents by] mail 30 cents on news stands. Our monthly magazine Word and Works one year with one Almanac $1. The1 Hickh Almanac and Publishing Co. j 3401 Franklin Avenue Si. Louis Mo. 1 I t I y Reasons! kj A i Why you should use fev tonic, for your troubles,, L 1 kl have been shown in actual users of this medi- L ^ ; ^ l cine, who speak from Bk. M personal experience. If F&t; J^B the results obtained by L ^ ; kl other women for so manv A, BM years have been so uni- reel formly good, why not L^l k j give Caraui a trial? ' 8k Take ~ The Woman's Tonic Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, of gfo wJ Cullen, Va., writes: "About 11 years ago, 1 Lj* ^ suffered untold misery ra&v J ^fi| with female trouble, bearing-down pains, head- ?| ache, numbness ... 1 ; would go for three weeks |v * \ MhJ almost bent double ... My husband went to Dr. | U ? - for Cardui . lakv 1 ^?1 - After tak;ng about two f^S \ bottles I began going J around and wh5n I took * g/^1 three bottles I couid do jL7^ \ # LOST?Either at Sarratt's Bazaar! or Harmon Drug Co.. Saturday after- > noon M^jrch 22, 1919, $3.00 in one dol j lar bills. Liberal reward will be paid! for return to^ Mrs. M. D Harmon * Lexington S C 2t23 Subscribe to The Dispatch-News. ' S I have mov( W Anin Tit?o Q Ii-XUW Xll V/ KJ and will be" me when in cessory line, of ypur car Thanking y< and anticipg and future"] ct.rr T-jmrrrfW mwnnia .ri'r~^ ime aBB?a fa' "Wr?i s*s m i h c 0SW4IP F' kit, f T * a. it. i-^ * lv* i fi* 1 ,;y^ Just received a shipment of Cole planters and distributors. Come early as we do not expert them to last Ions. ? Enterprise Hardware Co. I&fington. W Subscribe to The Disnatdh-News. I f | More than four thousand Dele i livered for war work. They v 11 trie light in camps, storehouse huts, airplane hangars, sub-ch; of the service. :' Jn Red Cross hospitals Light operatedffife-saving Delco-Light was specified by it is dependable, efficient, sim little attention, and because it J The result of Government te ^ use of Delco-Light on over 6 surance that DelcS^ignt wil | pendable service. | It betters living .gbadiiions,?i and soon pays foritseif in 1 X %. H, BARRI \ LSXINGTOX I ' -|'TKE fwMZSTIC F ^ > W??:\r- ./ wwMPwwBPMKiwnawM' ? 11 iw i i J?c?ac?Maa?? V >; y 3d my stock of gooc uppiy uompany to 1 glad to have you cc '"need of anything i \ Am in position tc troubles at all time )u, one and all, for i i (* tting a portion 01 y< business, we are, 4> piisrer Phone 118 f FOR SALE?Smith-Premier typeI i writer in first class condition. $10.00 j cash. Apply DISPATCH-NEWS OFFICE Lexington. S. C. i tf22. j i Subscribe to The Dispatch-News. ' l^\^hr sA : \-r^fj'.<^r 4 jJi- - /?'\<?/Q'CJr''lLr > ' v * "'I ^J^ssjZejfM* W'fek ' ?j ' < <*fi'a' e&0 K-<Z ' 9 Of-! m -%2 fe??W: 1 ^aaiip%?ga^lp^^tfga :o-Light plants were de/ere used to supply elec- V 1 s, hospitals, Y. M. C. A. ||M|| asers and other branches V at the front, Delco- llj||| f X-ray apparatus. the Government because / J pie to operate,?requires :sts and the satisfactory; 0,000 farms are your asI give you the same deincreases farm efficiency, time and labor saved. ' - V . f-'V , - ' i \ !&M Owners! I fill E 82 ' RBI Is from The | ny Garage, 1 >me to see I in the Ae- i ) take care I past favors S our present 1 I 41 0 A \ a e ^ | Dr. Barnhilil J DENTIST I Only the Most Modern Methods Employed My Frank and Open Methods Appeal - ~ Come to my office. I will examine your teeth without chai ee, show you just what can be done, and tell von what HSl it wiil cost. This examination will not obligate you to have 9 rne do your work, but should you decide to have me do it. my terms will be one-halt cash, balance when work is compie ted. No, I won't credit you. I credit no one. This is i? another of the httie reasons why my prices are low. I have |?| no had debts, no credit losses. You pay for your own work only, and not to make up credit losses on other patients. My office is conducted strictly on a business basis. Each ycti.ic.ic u caieu \viui uie uimusi COUi'teSV. 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