Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I I Avim JUVAUlj Alv jpl " flS": h0^ ?V ' ' .' Cotton J (| Come Visit Our 0 i rviii | LEiAllN I ?. j. cor I T 1 leiep FARMERS SHOULXT REPORT |f - AMOUXT OF SEED ON HAND T. C. Callison^ County Food Adininistrator^ has received a communication from Federal Food Administra tor Wm. Elliot of Colunlbia requesting that farmers and seed buyers who ** v * j still h?ve cotton seed to sen snouia write immediately to the Food Admin Istration 612 iLoan & Exchange Bank ||l|g| Building^ Columbia^ S. C. giving their post office address and shipping point and the number of tons of seed they have for sale now. They will list these lots of seed and inform the mills about them. EDITORIAL) The following paragraphs appeared in The Newberry Observer last ^ N week. Persons are sneaking round trying to buy liquor at eight to ten dollars a gallon that they wouldn't pay two dollars and a half for if they could get it without breking the law. There are persons who can't sleep at night unless they have done something mean during the day. Buy it in Newberry ^ and keep the money at home. It seems to us that Col. Wallace is a little over zealous in his efforts to have the people of. Newberry trade at home. x b ? | NOTICE OF ELECTION j All qualified resident electors in1 Long1 Branch school district No. 31 will be held in said district^ at the school house on the 14th day of June * 1919^ for the purpose of voting an au ditional levy of two mills for school purposes. Polls will open at 7 A. M and close at 4 P M. Bring tax re, peipts and registration certificates.' The 14th falls on Saurday. " . , D. C. Roof J. R. Sox TRUSTEES NO. 31. j * May 26 ID 19 |: I .Lieutenant Austrick and Machinist Hendriekson were drowned when their seaplane fell into the seat at Chatham Mass. " t V V I >- ' 1 William H. Harth^ son of Mrs. Iva M Harth of Columbia has returned j i from France where he has been with | til A. ?3 >F for seven montns. Subscribe to the Dispatch-News gion tuuuu rays Pays Top l ^ Leading ? Seed, Cotton Seed ; / to the Chautauqua iffice in Corley Brothers V A . * . - t . , * MB IHL K9 MB ^ gSS bm QB Bb Jw w KQ D?H KM tt9 Wt ? N fflra fiftf |Bfj Mas tt# iaB Hffl H r ILEY, Pres. S. J. LEAPHART hone 66 - * V ' -* i ' .. \\\\\V\VVA\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\VV\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Y I I SAFETY | I STRENGTH I SERVICE I $ .. j -i ^ % s P 5 P IT IS OUR DUTY as well as our PLEASURE to promote in g | ,every way consistent with the principles of SOUND banking, | j| the financial strength and growth of the business interest of this ^ ^ community. Come in and let us get together?we are something | ^ more than Bankers?we are a very hmnarr lot of individuals, and | it is a matter of pride with us, that aside from the responsibilities | | we have developed in our business, we have cultivated the friend- | f ship of those whom we serve. | | Prosperity is reflected to this Bank from^the increased pros- | ! ^ . perity of our patrons. | I s x iiv uaiin ui vuiuuium $ ? Columbia, S. C. J ^\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\V\V\V\\V\\\\\V\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\w5 LORICK BROTHERS JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN Mantels Sewer Pipe J?Mf Asbestos and Grates and Tiles Flue Pipe Asphalt Pioofings I Stoves and Tin Plate Asphalt Shingles Ponnrnc! Pi or T Mpts! fsh 1 nOtIpq XlUllgVO JL. JUVW.V4 VJL VVUi Stove Pipe Sheet Metals Tinware Hollow-Ware Iron Pipe Enamel Ware "Kohler" Plumbing Fixtures "Yale" Locks and Hardware LORICK BROTHERS I COLUMBIA S. C. PHONE 498 i % - . ^ - M wm Prices For Cotton i Dealers In Meal, Hulls and Fertilizers | ' '1.111 t May 30, 31 to June 2 I ''iS " ? 1 1*-I- V. If 4^ If Ivfl varenouse ana mm nwrseii m nuiue i i & FERTILIZER CO. VSec.-Treas. SAM P. ROOF, V. P., Mgr. I * & - n /i -J-vfe J Your next Tires uid Tubes, we would be glad to hav6 you ; I8 give our stock of Quaker, Wrapped Tread?plain and non-skid?Tires the "once over." r _sj This Tire is guaranteed against defects of material or workmanship; and should it prove defective we will repair and put it in good condition FREE OF CHARGE, ! . I or we will adjust it on a basis or 5,UUU miles. Remember this and when in town attending The Chautauqua, or any other * time, call in and inspect our stock. I If your old Tires have "gone to the bad" and you cannot get to town, 'phone 160 and we will send you a Tire by Parcel Post, charges prepaid. Ic your old Tires can be repaired and sold as second hand we will allow you a good price for them in exchange for new Tires. The Lexington Tire Rar<xain House Cs^ -f L. H. BARNWELL, Proprietor >\MM T ^ ** ? * ^rv ^a> d? ^va V j. I^t J$?r^ r-k .4* ^-v % H *JS*. A / B h| l^exiiigiuii, - ouulii v^aruiniii / j