Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, May 22, 1918, Image 5
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Miss Sarah Drafts is the lovely)
guest of Mrs Karl F Oswald this week
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* Miss Pearle Caughman who has i
been teaching in Kershaw county, j
home,
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Miss Celeste George will entertain
the Four O'clock Club Thursday afternoon,
E. L. Hutto of Swansea was a vis-!
itor here Saturday and subscribed to
The DispatclwNews.
GEORGE BELL TIMMERMAN
FOR CONGRESS
Advt.
Miss Eva (Kyzer who has ;been!
teaching at Cassett, arrived in Lex-1
ington Saturday, her school having!
closed, ! ,:& ii
Sam P Roof, Mrs M W Meetze
and Miss Annie Martha Meetze moguests
of Mr and Mrs H A Raysor
and Mrs Julian P Mfeetze, ]
"Uncle Hutch" Jeffcoat and son
were visitors in Lexington yesterday j
"Uncle Hutch" has a large number of j
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il ieiiUb XiCXC "i.. ^ ?"- I
see him, H
N Craps of Legsville while in j
town one day last week paid us a vis- j
k and subscribed for The Dispatch- j
News.
J. A. Lucas, a good citizen of the'
Gaston section and one of the most
successful planters in the county was
here yesterday and gave us a pleasant
call.
Geo. H Koon formerly Supervisor
of Lexington county and a good citi
sen of the Dutch Fork, was a visitor
in Lexington last week.
J A Sharpe, a leading citizen of the!
Edmund section was a visitor in .Lex- j
ington one day last week and while!
here renewed his subscription.
J H E Lybrand a prominent farmer
of Leesville Route 2, visited our
office one day last week and subscribed
for The Dispatch-News.
WANTED?A good milch cow that
will give about 2 gallons of milk a
day and has young calf. Must be
gentle. D. Julian Roof, Lexington
' Route 5. It
Miss Eula Mathias, "the popular
and attractive head of the Irmo
school the session just closed, is now I
m an extended visit to her sister, Mrs j
B. w, rnbble, at uonaias
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I 120 Cool Cloth Suits, ^
Sale Price
I 200 Suits suitable for <
styles, some fancy c
not a garment worth
Sale Price
109 Suits Summer fal
. Worsteds worth $15
Sale Price
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300 Pairs of Fine Trou
Sale Pride
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H E TOWN [
Mr. Reuben W. Kleckley, bighearted,
wholesouled and generous
t oa fault, was here from the Hebron
section Thursday, and called in and
renewed "the good old Dispatch- j
News for another year. Mr. Kleckley
is one of the best farmers in his
section, and is popular among his
fellow-countrymen. ,
FOR SALE?1 mare colt 2 years'
old, well grown and well bred. Also!
1 mule 4 years old, weighing about i
1000 lbs. well broke. All or part:
cash.
M. J. SENN,
3t32pd. Gaston, Rt. 2.
Maj. S. R. Todd, of Camp Jackson
was a visitor in Lexington Tuesday.
Maj. Todd was in Command of the
306th Field Signal Battalion while
camped at Laurel Falls and is very
fond fo the people of Lexington. Maj1
Todd made many friends during his
stay here, who always welcome him
to Lexington.
TOURING CAR FOR SALE.
One Chevrolet Touring Car in good
condition, new tires all round, and
electric self-starter with electric
lights. Price $350.00 cash or on
easy terms.
M. FRYE,
Iwpd. Lexington, S. C.
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
See ley, World Famous in This Specialty,
Called to Columbia.
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F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia,
the noted truss expert, will
personally be at the Jefferson Hotel
and will remain in Columbia Friday
only, May 31st.
Mr. Seeley says: "The Spermatic
Shield will not only retain any case
of rupture perfectly, but contracts,
the opening in 10 days on the average,1
case. This instrument received, the!
only award in England and in Spain. ]
producing results without surgery,
injectons, medical treatments or prescriptions.
Mr. , Seeley has documents
from the United States Government,
Washngton, D. C. for inspection.
All - charity cases without
charge, or if any interested call, he
will be glad to show same without
charge or fit them if desired. Business
demands prevent stopping at
any other place in this section.
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rnlue $12.50 0<g
dress wear, all shades all
>thers conservative models
less than $20.00^ J | gg
>rics, Mohair and Tropical
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$Y.?8
sers, worth $6.00 ?JQ
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DRY GOOD!
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Ladies' an
FURNISHir
You always find just what
prices. When in the city, c
vou buv or not, will be plea
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1107 Washington St.,
Protect Your C
Damage By fl
Millions of Do
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TO urops were causeu uy nan ou
1915, 1916 and 1917.
ONLY THOSE who were Insu
'the Loss of Time, Money and La
Will Similar Storms Happ
YOUR CROPS are valuable to
CAN YOU AFFORD TO LO!
? PROTECT THEM with a Hail
of New York," the Largest Fire
America.
For full information apply to
E. G. DREI
Oldest Insurance Ag<
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THIS:
A large stock of Men
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duits in merges ana vi
sizes, Values up to $2
Sale Price..'.
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270 High Grade Suits v.
- wool materials in all!
This is the Best Garm
not a garment in ti
$30.00 and up to $35. (
Sale Price
Silk and Flannel Vests
Sale Price
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Small Profits
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Gents'
^JGS, Etc.
you want here at right '
rail and see me whether
sed to show you.
JFUL, .
Columbia, S. C.
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[ail Storms
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orms during the years of
ired were protected against
bor invested in those Crops!
en in the Year 1918?
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Worsteds, all shades all
5;00 $14.98"
nade from the best allsizes
and styles,
ent in town at any price;
he lot worth less than
W ; $17.98
worth $7.00 $19 H
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losses it entailed, whac
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9* Saml. B. George,
J. P. Drafts.
S. J. Leaphart.
^ Karl F. Oswald.
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E. G. Dreher.
T. P. Meetze,
J.P. Matthews. ^3
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ldder Diseases.
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Hilton's Life No. 2, and recomalomel
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it in its effect. Dr Hilton's Life
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