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P ROFESSIONAL CARDS J. A. CLIFTON M. D SPECIALIST In diseases of the eye, ear nose and throat in Saluda on Monday and in Batesburg Tuesday with Dr Mitchell it. J. FRANK KNEECE ? ' Fnonr^nfA IV6S1 EiSldlC auu luouiauwv BATESBURG, S. C. Office Pho 97S. Residence Pho 254-3-J Office Hours 9 to 1: 2 to 5, Sunday by appointment. DR. A. J. BEDENBAUGH DENTIST 605 Palmetto Bid. Columbia, S. C. Dr. P. B. Spigner, DENTIST 304-5 Union National Bank Building Phone 181, Columbia. S. C. Dr. C. T. BROOKS i Dentist 1434 Main S.\. Colurtibia, S. C. Phone 447 DR. H. W. WALL DENTIST, 1316 Main Street COLUMBIA S. C ' ' i Office Hours: 9 to 1:30?2:30 Removed From 1515 Main St., to 1325 Main St. Rooms 5 and 7 Commercial Bank Building, over IDEAL theatre. DRS. BOOZER & BOOZER DENTIST. Columbia, S. C. Phonh 2211 DR. D. L. HALL, Dentist COLUMBIA, S. C. 1626 MAIN STREET, Office Hours: 8 A. M.? to 5:30 P M Cancer taken out by the root within nine or ten days without knife. Guaranteed never to come back. S. P. -Shumpert, 1200 Divine Street COLUMBIA S. C. DENTAL NOTICE. S. G. RUTLEDGE, D. D .S. I make a speciaty of Crown and Bridge Work. f av* /virl of "in/4 V/lliCU CLI JL/UUZiCt U1U OlCXXltU, ISIS Main St., Columbia, S. C. DR. CLARK, FOOT SPECIALIST .1615 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. Why suffer with foot troubles ? Look after them before it is too late. All, examinations free. Phone 21-49.J E. J. BEST Attorney and Councellor 203 2nd Floor. National Loan and Exchange Bank Columbia, S. C. Good Sight iB pricelew Good Vision 2? nacezoary to good tight. Kya strain is common. S78 strain can be overcoma. Kaadache, squinting and cross-ayaa caused by defective vision. axsjnine the eyeg for defects. Wa eerract the defects with propai Iftiai glasses. A/ERY^EWELER COLUMBIA. 5.C. ^ ' SS03 MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA, S. C. CONTRACTORS SUPPLIESMachinery;. Castings and Repairs. Steel Beams, Reds, Ropes, Tackle, Wheelbarrows, Trucks, Wire Cable, Boilers Tanks, Stacks, Etc. Ven tiiators, orating, i^tc. I Lombard Iron Works I & Supply Co., S I Ford Supplies aud Repairs in Srock. L SUMMER COLDS j Many have their worst colds j during the warm months. A | very little of S3 5? 53 9 3 . self's mien ! after meals, puts thai quality -T * * / ?..*. i _ | into tne oiooa znz-c mips imvaii i that rundown ccnciition that is ! so depressing. Build up year | vitality?fry Scoffs* Scot. & 2> c-TT-e, D-corcdsid, !*. J. 15-5 FOR SALE?One Ford truck ir i i first class condition. Just been ovei i hauled. X. S. OEIGER Lexington S C 15ARiilX I E AT < IIAPIX I I will furnish a first -class i?arboc;u and refreshments at <'iianin on JuJ> 4th Several speakers will be on haiu i A pleasant uoy and a good dinner i; promised all who attend M. P Lindlcr "t-5Gc FERTILIZER MEAL AM) IIIXLJ? 9 Just received big lot of Xitrate ol I Soda4 cotton seed meal and hulls toj dresser and acid is'ec us or phone quick Prices always right Lexington Cotton AL- Fertilizer Co% Sam P Hoof Mgr tf NOTICE TOWN TAX Taxes for the town of Lexington wil be due July 1 and will be collected ir 9 accordance with the following section: of the town ordinances. SECTION 56. The fiscal year o: the Town of Lexingon for the levy anc collection of taxes shall begin on th< first day of July and end on the 30tl day of June of each year. The Towr Treasurer shall on the 1st day of Jub of each and every year^ open his of fice the tax duplicates of the Town fo: the collection of taxes for the Towi on all property^ both real and per sonal^ returned for taxes in the Towi of Lexington shall be paid to th< County of Lexington at the assess ment then next before and all sucl 9 taxes due by any person to the towi of Lexington sholl be paid to tin Town Treasurer on or before the Is dav of August next ensuing the onen J ing of said tax duplicate for the co lection of taxes, i SECTL 'X 57. All taxes due tin ! Town of Lexington and which shal have not been paid on or before th< 1st day of August in each year a per alty of ten per cent, thereon shall b< added by the Town Treasurer on th< Town's tax books and if the said ta: and penalty be not paid by the 15tl day of August thereafter then th< same shall become delinquent taxe: and the collection of the same be en forced by execution and levy issuec against the property of the defaulting tax payer as hereinafter provided. Taxes can be paid anytime durint the above period at the office of Joe A faugh man in the Home Xat'l Hanibuilding. Joe H Caughman Treas. y i Aug. .15 Subscribe to the Dispatch-Xcws IA FAMILY | MEDICINE | In Her Mother's Home, Says Thii Georgia Lady, Regarding BlackDraught, Reliel From Head-L_ M-i.-r- TL:H. 3U1C| VJUWUIO) VIUU9) btv* Ringgold, Ga.?- Mrs. Chas. Gaston | of this place, writes: "I am a user i of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact ! it was one of our family medicines | Also In my mother's home, when 1 i was a child. Y/hen any of us child ! ren complained of headache, usuallj ! caused by constipation, she gave us a dose of Black-Draught, which would rectify tho trouble. Often in th< 1 Spring, we would have malaria anc 1 chills, or troubles of this kind, w< would take Black-Draught pretty reg ular until the liver acted well, anc ' we would soon bo up and around i cga!n. We would not be without it for it certainly has saved us lot3 o: doctor bills. Just a dose of Black : Draught when not eo well saves i iot of days in bed." Thedford's B]a/-k-Bratight has beer 5r? i--v? fr.r- nmnv xvnrs In tho treat ; mc-nt of stomach, liver and bo we : troubles, and the popularity which i ( now enjoys is proof of its merit. If your liver is not doing its duty i you "will suffer from such disagree t ablo symptoms as headache, bilious , I ness, constipation, indigestion, etc. 5 and unless something is done, serioui . trouble may result. Thedfcrd's Black-Draught l:a3 bee] | found a valuable remedy for thes troubles. It is purely vegetable, am } acts in a prompt and natural way regulating the liver to its prope L functions and cleansing the bowels c L impurities. Try it. Insist on Thet ford's, the original and genuine. E * i f SHOUT ( Ol RSi: COR ROYS Two prize* W inner- ITom Kach County j < )lToro<I Sohoiar-hipClemson Collose June 1??' 'no of the features of i!>e Summer School to lie conducted hy the Aio'icltural i->e-j partment this summer is the short! tot s? for club boys which will he { vcn this your July 7 to Is inclusive Two c!ui> boys from ( noli count\ who I have made the highest records in J their county clubs are offered freoj scholarships each year in the short : j course in ogriculture so that there i will l*e a total attendance of nearly r 100 holding' scholarships In addition j to the scholarship holders other club, I hoys may attend upon payment of a ! fee of >1:00 per da and doubtless a i ifood niany of these will attend AnnmrtciiK-nt is made to the club, ! I boys by .Mr 1. |, Hake" Supervising I * ! Ay en! oft']'.) Work' that arr.mcentcnts : ! have becen made for a special car lori J club ' oys haviny Columbia at ll':"?0i j on July 7^ arriving at Clenison by way J j of (b eenwood and Helton Those who I .m r.n,^r. in tlii< -vnv veaehinjr 1 he I college* from Chei'rys' Station on t!tc .I Blue Rid arc; Railroad may reach the; 1 * college from ' 'alhoan <>n ilie main lino of tin.' Southern i The curse of instruction for club 'j boys as ar::.nged bv Mr Raker and the athoritics of the college provide? an ox cedent brief c<>u -so in ora'tiea! aeri-; I , I culture 1 or to esc young lar.uiers l.utj besides v.'bah thp"> gain from jnstiuic-i ! . , . ! . .tarn tne * ?!> to insor >. an numr-, - ! r1 !e oitoiirm **" 'or t he bovs to ba' c I ' j an outing an I ?-1 iday from their rog i \ r farm foi a ncriad of 1- dnvs! . i j j.: t'ierr- . ; *'o: < .cc js r wsj glad* to I J provid" not only the instruction ",,t, ?i . 1. the opportunity for any sort of pleas-I 1 i ure an benefit s! It is suggested that the bovs bring j I # ] baseball and tennis outfits in orderi H that they may have athletics end bath j ? Ijing suits to enable them to enjoy the - swimming pool^ and sufficent clothing 1 for a two weeks stay They should! ? 1 provde themselves also with totvels ' sheets^ and pillow cases and a blanket " for use in the barracks where thev y r will be quortered under supervision I 1 of Mr Baker and his assistants i 2 J Small grain has been harvested and . the flour mills will soon be running i overtime to keep up with the rush for | 1, new made flour ?i wit :\m[t )\ H j! * l y) i tl| s i\ p^o>( ;iH (vCvVVl ?g|| ' r^r-5-/n I i . I Fill up Your [iB A I 18 ^ smooth running m ? I PHI "pep" notch, running wit! I '^rXVlI Tmv> wi^!rA(? I ! ? > rr/>r>nil 5 B^l ari1^ QUALITY lubricatior I tfell once between trouble and I ciate just what correct and gggj information is s?ner-Iuc-js. 4 ?V2csi- of them ass "GREI i :; ij sively, and have for potter , ij Ycor ^-'"'r e and mote - ' 4 torn, provided by the men 1 ta cysfccm reaches every pej parts with mlr.vte re^nla? f -\hca Imbrication were net prcv ;" $$? car at aid If yen had to r ?* ^:c enrr*:::z' ^motor c 3 &jm <svea if c'iiCij a plan was i n II OSWALD GARAGF a j?? WESSINGER BROT ( PROFITABLE STEER KEEPING ; L'lemson College June?Walter Sor ' rell Kershaw County Agricultural' A sent in a recent report gives two instances of very rat isfactory cattle! iceiling' with prospects for increascl! - . ..... * aanii.v in uns line ne.\i season "The 44 head of Sowell cattle soldi for T> cents and averaged 117 pounds! pounds The cattle fed by .Mr So well | just ahout paid cost of feed and from 1 6u steers he says he made about ?:i0fn.?; worth of manure vahiing it ai art1 per ton lie is so well pleased with his feeding he is pi anning to feed L'OO head this fail and winter i!c- is plant ing acres of velvet beans to feed thm en "Ji r Wo fit en sold the remainder of his steers Ota) at home the day we were to load some lie received SO: 1.1 a.~-iou f(,|- l *iea: They aver aired I-liS pounds He also just abeut broke even on his feeding having his manure clear ile estimates his man use valued at S.",:<io per -cut from 1 *?i Arm u.. ...;n r^^r.U MV'V I .1 "I I I! ">'w i lv n Hi i v t;* 130 had this year and will build an ( tiier *i!o ii cost si:-3 per hundred to market 1 lie Sowcll steers ''Have now orders i"??r 4S0 steers to l?e fed in this county this fall and win ter if conditions do nol nuiterially change" \<ni( m or election for for scmmtt school district All qualified resident electors will please ta.ke notice that an election will ho held at the school house, in Summit school district Xo 14 on Tuesday, lite first day of July JOl'j for the ]>ur pose voting on the question whether the trustees of said district shall issue and sell coupon bonds in the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars for the purpose of erecting a modern and san itary school building for said district Polls will open at 7 A M and close at 4PM Bring tax receipts and registration certificates Said election to be held in accordance with sec tion 1 74 4 of the General School Law of South Carolina W A IIARE U E BLACK j S SHEALY Board of Trustees of No 14 June 14 1919 9 Some people only believe half they hear even when thev tell it them9 sel ves - T ?-dj 4/ p v"^v Crank Case" ^ id Ride as Easy ofcor, with her power up to the iout a "buck" or a thump or a easure in driving a car. Correct 2 is the ansv/er. It's the differpleasure. To those who appre[ "quality" lubrication means, this They don't have these troubles. IN FLAG" MOTOR OIL exclu; what "engine troubles" are. :r arc rubricated fcy a special sys ufacinrer for thai purpose. This ri of the mo live power ar.d its if this automatic system of ided, you ccuid not ruji a motor personally c:i seme 18 or 20 parts :Tery clay before you started out, necessary, and you knoy/ exactly l, Lexington, S. C. MERS, Leesviile S. G 4s $was t .Mr' pv' w' Pfn Pains ^ ray l,ac I I \Ar ^ ?*9 stoop over far cm ^->7/ij^yi-od y boweis wen; ' \ < / ( 'rv stomach was we V I I Y~>/ with foul gas. M J 1 I had headaches : ^ i H J A Since taking I) \1V/) K nn<1 heinl at will : \\v///\i ^ar nrH' easy, and \ W K \ DliF.ro is ma< \ \fyj V \ extracts of man \ jdants. which act !( \ in a pleasant a I -1)1:1' bigh | CATARRHAL DICUMOSS C ANNOT Sir: (TKKI) > by local applications as they cannot ; reach the diseased portion of the car i [There is only one way to euro catarrh al deafness and that is hy a constitutional remedy Catarrhal Deafness is ' caused l>y an inflamed condition of the I mucous lining of the Eustachian Tuhe j When this tuhe is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing ; and when it is entirely closed l>eafness is the result Unless the inflam| ination can be reduced and this tube I restored to its normal condition^ hear i ins* will 1)0 destroyed forever Many j cases of deafness are caused by cat! arrh which is an inflamed condition [of the mucous surfaces Hall's CatI arrh Medicine acts thru the blood on I the mcous surafces of the system We will give One Hundred Dollars | for any case of Catarrhal Deafness j that cannot be cured by Hall's Cat I arrh Medicine Circulars free All Druggists 75c "E* T PVionov fn Tntodn O j Subscribe to The Dispatch-News. f IP 1^^^^ mmmMI I ?J fith "Green Flag as an Airplane where and how to distribute th would be in operation. But th< ery car obviate any attention c th? oil put in the heart of the 3y; easy. You just drive up and 1 necessary amount. But the gc ers of cars is this ? thsv driv* A QUART OF OIL." That is: for it, to get the best results. ME A QUART OF 'GREEN F There are a number of ''CUE iions in this county. The dealers and you can buy "GRZEN FLAG1 of them with the assurance that yc the grade of oil best adapted for It will pay you to ctTive cut FLAG" MOTOR OIL from any of 1 en:?; SWANSEA DRUG CO., CHAPIN AUTO CO., C I dnrvis of Dinsmore, 3 fi suffered from such a 1 k that I could not >si 1 ough to tie n:y shoes. /^?Ssl^\ I 9 hound up and my If J I ak, often filling up s'? -<j| J y liver was inactive. V?U. I a md dizzy spells. j] / A| g NOTICE or ELECTION' ^ Ail qualified electors residing1 in S11 n u 11 c r v i 11 c school d i s i r i e: - c o n s o 1 i d a , te-1 So 55 will phase take notice that Ian election will he hold therein at the ? j school house on ..I< ndav^ the 30th day of Juno 1010 for the purpose of voting an additional levy of two mills Polls will open at 7 A M and close at 4 OP M Bring tax receipts and registra tion certificates Ily voting this levy the district can qualify as a rural graded school and j will he entitled to ?200:00 from the j State T \V AMICKy R ST() UI>E M AY E'R J B M STUCK j Trustees of Xo 55 Consolidated June 13 1919 LMtsT OR STRAYED?I have ia my possession one light bay mare with black legs and blaze face Ow ner can have same by paying expenses paying expenses T B Barr Steed man S C " Motor Oil, g ie oil, very few motor cars 3 lubricating sj'stem of ev>n your part except having stem as you need it. That's [lave the dealer put in the nerai failing of most crivi up and say?-"GIVE ME ||tj| Drive "-0 ar.^ say?"GIVE LAG* OIL, ||| .EN FLAG" MOTOR O'L *ic.~ |Ji arc well-known and reliable* " MOTOR OIL from any one )u aro goitlng the best oil, and of yov.r way to buy ''GREEN ftrwl the following well-known deal- j|$|3