Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, July 23, 1919, Image 9
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t Equip your car with Portage Oversize Tread Tire?, then settedown
for 6000 and more long, happy miles.
Built generously oversize and provided with an extra ply of
^fabric, Portage Tires really are unusually strong and husky.
A "cushion strip" extends from bead to bead?tread simply
cant loosen up. Many other good qualities?let us tell you about
| them and quote prices.
CoHiJGi liif Aii BRO S iiic?
P Assembly St., Columgia, S. C.
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Extraordinary Sale of Mid-Summer j
i apparel
COTTON DRESSES
About J00 dresses that regularly would sell at $18.50 to S22.50
^will be sold at $i0 00 and $12.50. Not old styles, but brand new,
' fresh, dainty garments.
WASH SKIRTS
Beautiful wash skirts, all sizes, from $1.50 UP
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I mat mciuae ranuA^it;, iiicuicitc a.n^ wm>/iui*wu.w v*. ,
srials. Easily worth S22.50, but as long as they last at: $14.95 j
GEORGETTE WAISTS
Special lot of Georeette waists, values up to $10; at $5.93
SILK DRESSES
Georgette and combinations of Georgette and Satin, and Georgtte
and Taffeta; values up to $35 00, at $13.50
SILK HOSIERY
One lot of Fashioned Silk K se In Black, We*to T r
aiues. Buy them while this i.-t Ijsis. at 3LOO
- MILLINERY
Hundreds of stylish, seasonable summer hats at a fraction of
heir true worth. Some of them bound to please you.
Our advice is come early, as these special values will be fast
elling. No matter what discount is offered you, see our line Leore
you buy and you be the judge.
THE WOOLTEXT STORE
439 Main Street; - Col'ambia, S. C.
If- FOR SALE
117 ACRES 2 1-2 MILES FROM CHAPiN. More than
40 acres cleared anc\ under cultivation. Two pastures;
15 or 20 acres cow pasture, 10 or 12 acres
hog pasture. Beth under wire. II room dwelling.
Several barns and stables and necessary
L - outbuildings and type of soil. Price ?60 per acre
Terms reasonable.
? W. M. Manning, Real Estate
| Arcade Building, - Columbia, S. C.
I J. O'NEILL, M. D.~_
^ My office is specially and con pk-tly equipped
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110TH ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OF ZIOX PASTORATE.
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This picnic will be nelcl in the grove
i:i front of Rev. J. A. Cromer's residence
near Lexington on Thursday
I July :51st.
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The address oi welcome win ?>e
j livcrecl 1 ?y -Mi-, s. P. Schneider Lexing
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Tli(. opening prayer will 1 >o by Rev.
<K# Pell ! \ P. of tb.e Theological
Seminary ('olumbia.
There v.pl 1;3 two addresses one by
Rev .1. \V. ' ixnor of Xew Prookland
ond t':<< ether l.y Rev. .7. P t'romm- f
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Aii Sunday Schools ami the pubii?
steneoSy are invito.1, it: attend am: par
ticipate in the exorcism.
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Cha'rtma of ihc niittce.
v()Xi;y > LOAN
T will loan mom y ;it n t?oi* cent gt.
cod oal estate as seenHtv
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! XVe will furnish a. barbecue at Pclion
on Saturday^ Jt:ly lie. This will,
he one of the beset 'cues of the scasj
on. The meat will be prepared by
! th.<* best calinarv ortists in the State.|
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; Speeches will be made by prominent I
men; a brass band will famish music;
| and there will be a baseball uninc in I
j 1 be a ft em on n between two stron~!
| teams. Lot ev erybody come and
[ brim: their friends. Prices for din[
ner will be reasonable.
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Oil Mills and
We have a large stock <
complete with Frame:
Also lot of Cotton Truck
We carry everything i
Gandv and Leather Be
Jacks, Pumps, and Cylin
of our Special Friction
you service almost equal
COLUMBIA
823 West Gervais Street
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ja ].< nalty <'t" 10 * 1 i?e added
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home for -'b in : !' that t i ;:f':
has novo n - nuay in tvrr. ir.a .
i.. his tr.cti ' oiks at home. j .
First-ela arolv djo of con - .
sumntion < (iisoaso. .
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Cotf on Mills
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made bj Hon c Scale Co.
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n the way of Rubber,
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Surface IV; r: will give
to Lea- J*;t Bolt.
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Mitchells in real soo
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ZTY FIRST- SERVICE A LAY
UNA'S CREATES! NEED
CLUB BOYS AT CLKMSOX.
Clemson College Julv in.?Three
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score cluh hoys landed at ('lemsoni1
College on -Monday night for a two-1
week stay and they Are now having,
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a trood time and laying foundation;
durin.tr the short course for club boys;
to become first-rate'farmers of the
future. The youngsters are in char.tre
of .Mr. Ij. L. baker Supervisintr Atr,fnt
of boys' ("1 ii: Work am! -Mr. \V. 'JParsons
Actin.tr Assistant. Aacnt. ' ?f
iiiv 'i1' i>m s ; : :i : < p: v/a u iiiik i ? i : < :i
their f\ spyt i " counties in the < !nb
wok tor 1:?1 s. 'ph? other 1' came <
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eery thni-Dii-ii coarso has la- n u
i rp:"ii~(."I I"'" i h.o ;::<!s who arc A in'-" >;
Avon four ho and two
jivactjc"! Work o:i'h nay. Ins: rue-.
y:i is T t*ii:*-; y.-'Aop. in vr. reiio^ . ulo-o
l'ortii 1Z-. t Mill of eorn Ti \\
n:;tM cp-a.ns loanines an:! in dnjrv ,,
n.-'s ifo.-t' t injerars ;n?
j.?i:i!try< orc-li.a. iliny' yard-ranrr
nop v..iaiion farm nspohinorv ct?\
pit tiny are a! so having a good time
on*'**:her and am cn.t ."ins as r? en- a -: :
jcio 11; si !>ali ii;i!< t nali swim mors 1
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'As lino a set ?>f hoys as wo have
an had in ciuh work " says Mr. i >. (( !
and everybody at < 'Ignison joins: n
tho verdict.
I P low is the list hy ootitios.
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(Left over from ];jst we ek.
"in. Y\* (Potter known a- undo!
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:i!v > Moop died at ills homo m the
'op.ii I ire nek. s'oot p n iuessay evening
n'iy after - brief iline-'-**' Hio was in!
lis stit car was well and favorahivj
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mown ai! over Lexington county I
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i'nelo Hilly loaves to mourn his departure
n: aged wife and eight child- '/
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ren live sons Henrv \\. Pincknev C
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John J ('hahc and Rufus Roon the |
three da u ah tors are Mrs. P S
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front Mrs J R Holly and Mrs .Mart!
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His mortal remains were laid to ,
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rest the following dav in Pond liranch
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cemetej-v amid a larae concourse of
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sorrowing relatives ar.d friends. f .
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Thus another croud man and a brave
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confederate veteran has gone the way
of all the earth.
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A factory in .Norway claims t?? ob
tain alundnum from "Labrador stone ?
heretofore regarded as valueless.
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GOOD I'vOADS |
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i'SCt.K .TOSH's T>j:iTASH.
A irtrlf nr>r.^';-si- now nnd then 13
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olishetl hy the wisest men.
1 alvays liked a mason because ?L
nason never teds.
Laurel Falls?(Jouryo's pond holds
ts p rest a.ye this son as a popular
esort for our ''oli.mb'.a friends.
Mr. ri. <*. Mode die of tile best
;> <>a nude c-alied in Satard: j
?d renewed for his paper in advance :
(Jury < io? a ail"!- i::.\ :ny seen
Ie\? n months' s-. wit:? the A. E.
in Fra'u- as a:i amhulance driver
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'! ?:i ! sirs; iy- ?;f It's adventures
si,; j :r.it \va - all l.'ice onousli:
;;t iv> 4 in- s::ys en;:! ho 1'oryCt
;i* 1 *e s"?V'-st <ir l.cmr:?i.
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Xi-3 Dispatch-Xmvj:
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s have ' a ; the pa per
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! ' r ; .. "ft ;* ioo'is like 1 c-art
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:'o'.v week - nyo "'i : lie editor trusi;
*o let */. ; r < ?>iao rjarht a
! an: nclo.-iuy on my chock
!* ; >.t :i' :* year's si;i.ser'p<>n.
! have always found that when
man in:--is ym d<mt forypt him.
h'SieWy j..; he I.(S: policy in trie end.
We aliving fino weather1 down
ore in the Sunny mutn The most
.ant days and cno! niahts. So far
lis has Keen <>ne the most pleasant
isminers i have over s?en in Florida.
vino seasons from January up until
ow some of the truck growers have
uuio a "killing" this spring although
) places 1horo has I>een too much
aim
The orange grape fruit and tan gar
10 crops will be a great deal later
his year than last through this secion.
A good many of the gowers
avo already sold their crops on the
roes some in bulk and some by the
io\*. The price per box runs front
2.05 to $2.50 which means it will
ost the buyer $5.50 from the trees
o the cars. and when this high
reight rate is added fruit wi'l sure
<>st something. They sold last year
n the northern markets for as high
is $10.00 nor box.
(lood luck to the l>ispatch-XewS
>nd its ntanv readers.
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Yours truly
L. U PRICE.
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near :-'amar:a South Carolina July 4,
I ia I 1110 aU" aiit'eti ; av m i t jwu
Ho loaves to mourn his loss :\ loving
; h- t \Y< Is iT..' th;U-:!*? ! a lid a
iarac ho>: of other reaties and
friends. i:\ ? ;!r!y 1 ift* ho was married
'.o .Mj-s Annlv Woodaru who prove! a
faithful companion and a devoted
wife and win.' r. .v survives him.. Hc
was a.Is.) a f:-I;;I im-tnlwr of ?a:na
eta ij;;j ii>t oi.iuvh aw: ! / ids deeds
mi :.i-t: !"!> .- '.owe.: n::nsv.. o> no a
"i- i l.ii i of G^e. lie a as a devoted
i:"sii. ::d% a !.vs:u lather and a true
' ; ear dVO'C?
Neither see your- i.'Vinc smiles
*i gv !* i; v: yoa; spirit
I'.cverln^ r.i-'h
tr."- on a v.e loved sc dear
in of !! < .:: toars and prayers
!'.\ed Is in; i. ore {'....a ;vc
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T . ;:e rftv rest <
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V.":*. ) : - words ae said
.\::M r.-> vwoll tears are shed.
\V? ittc n y his -wr'ul son
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' y ni-lu J;;Iy the H-net'it of
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