Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, April 30, 1919, Image 4
LEXINGTON OIS PATCH-NEWS
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Published Every Wednesday Bj
LEXINGTON-piSPATCH-NEWS
PUBLISHING CO.
Lexington, S. C.
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G. M. HARMAN, Editor
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL Z0f 1919.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
Southern Railroad, Columbia Div:
ioxr^ Effective May 4 th. 1919
Effective Sunday May 4th, follow
t
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Columbia Division Southern Railroa<
No. 36, Between Columbia and Chai
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Leave Columbia 5:10 A. I
, Pass Chester I 7:33 A 1
Arrive Charlotte ..9:25 A. No
7 Between Columbia and August;
Leave Columbia. 6:00 P 2
Arrive Batesbuz-g... 7:15 P. 7
Leave Batesburg.... 7:35 P 2
Pass Trenton S:35 P 3
' Arrive Augusta 10:00 P 3
(20 minutes batesburg for supper.)
No. 8
Leave Augusta 6:00 A ?
Pass Trenton 7:20 A 3
Arrive Batesburg S:15 A 2
Leave Batesburg '.....8:35 A 3
Arrive Columbia 10:00 A ?
(20 minhtes Batesburg for breakfast.
Xo. 19
Leave Columbia 7:00 A .
Arrive Batesburg S:20 A ?
Arrive Trenton 9:20 A 2
Arrive Augusta .10:40 A. 7
Xo. 20
Leave Augusta 7:05 P 1
Arrive Trenton 8:35 P I
Arrive Batesburg 9:35 P I
.Arrive Columbia 10:55 P 2
Batesburg and Perry and Aiken an
Edgefield branches to be adjusted i
these, schedules Trenton and Bate:
burg. No changes in other trains.
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THE Studebaker Transmission is a separate aluminum-cased
unit, located at an intermediate point in
the chassis. It consists of a three-speed-and-reverse
SDaker gearset containing a number of interesting features. It
i receives its torque through the flexible coupling, and 5
s ^ delivers it through Spicer Joints and propeller shaft. Its
design is characteristic of Studebaker simplicity, access,.
~ . ibility and lightness.
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My Modern The construction and mounting give all the merits of
callyRight a un^ plant, since it is closely associated with
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which also carries the rear motor weight, and is
securely fastened to the main frame. The gears are of
finest chrome nickel steel The main transmission bearings
are of heavy Timken type, four in number, easily
adjusted and locked. Extra protection at both ends of
the transmission case prevents oil-leakage.
This construction results in light weight, the best distri- [
billion of weight, and a design which absorbs driving
shocks and the severe strains of suddenly applied brakes,
clutch, or of a suddenly-accelerated motor. It also reduces
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noise, saves Hearings, xeuutcs mcuon, givco amuv/uiu
performance and longer life. J
The compactness, quietness and superior design of the I I
new Studebaker transmission are particularly notable. !
The FOUR The LIGHT-SIX Tae J1IG-SIX
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to the very best care
It is now positively known that good bealth and sound
teeth travel hand in hand. Neglect of your teeth and gums
may mean many serious ills.
Care for them properly and they will repay the trouble
and slight expense a thousand fold.
Neglect them and you will suffer pain, loss of health, bad
rnnf tn mention vom* nnwholesome annearance.
I 1 will give your teeth the best treatment that it is posy
sible to secure and make you a different looking and dif^
fere at feeling man or woman.
My charges will be extremely reasonable, while your
S nerves will be spared any severe strain.
1! | I produce results quickly, scientifically and faultlessly.
| I take the keenest interest in my work and my greatest
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ffi \ I dori.t r.sort to bombast or promises that cannot be fulS
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Eg: i I make plates that fit perfectly and in extincting tbe teeth.
S: I in crown, brie!ee and ail other dental work you will find the
|i | services at this office unexcelled.
I' ; Mv price: Arc Very Reasonable,
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I The Crown and Bridge Specialist, Over Lever's Shoe Store
, j 1615 Main St., COLUMBIA, - S. C. Phone 2149
ILORICK BROTHERS
JOBBERS AND DEALERS JN
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i Grates and Tiles Flue Pipe Asphalt Roofings
Stoves and Tin Plate Asphalt Shingles
Ranges Pig Lead Metal Shingles
Stove Pipe Sheet Metals Tinware
Hollow-Ware Iron Pipe Enamel Ware A
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"Yale" Locks and Hardware
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COLUMBIA S. C. PHONE 498
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pleasure.
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building up a savings account in this institution. It will furnsh
yoj with the means to attain your object. A comfortable home,
independence, wealth?they all eome within your reach if you
persistently save.
Same rate of interest (4 per cent.) paid on both large and small
accounts.
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The Carolina National Bank of Columbia
W. A. Clark, President. Jos. M. Bell, Cashier,
j T. S. Bryan, V. President. Jno. D. Bell, Asst. Cashier.
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