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pi!! f;\ f?r -V" Fviji^-4* ; * *>- v, May; < / | Stor I FUNERAL DIF I CoHljp | Day or Night B a???mill mi iiiiiiibiiii|||||l I/ETTKK FROM TILLMAX MJDLTZE ????? / Allerey Franc? ? fti* -c A i A April loin. itus. . ?>ear sister: Will write you and the family a few lines to let you all hear from me am Pall 0. K. and hope this letter will find you all the same. I have not got any , from any one since I hve been here but think I will get it in a few ' more days as is ha? not been long enough for my mail to be transferred down here to me it is back at my old s. co. and they will have to transfer it to me. I like it here fine and have sure got a good place to stay at here. I like it here better than back at my old CO. it is warmer here, it has been raining / for the past few days. Guess you all are getting plenty of rain. Carrie you ought to be here and see us line up for chow at the mess hall or in other words a meal but in the army we call it chow there is about 2600 of us y boys here going, to the A E F Univer fity or in other words a farm school it is about 4 or 5 hundred eat at one kitchen it sure takes a long time to feed all of us I hope you all have received all of those things I sent home and hope father has received my check I sent him, let mc know. Will close for this time, hop? to hear from you soon. Brother # Tillman Meetze. EARL? CORLEY RETURNS FKOM FRANCE Earl Corley son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli J Li Corley arrived in Lexington Friday afternoon from .Tic'^'C" whco he is now stationed, having recently arrived from overseas. Mr. Corley is somewhat dihabled having to walk with crutches. lie was confined in a French hospital for seven weeks with pneumonia which left him partially paralyzed on one side. However Mr. Corley is still cheerful and says he is ho glad to get home once again with mother and the folks^ that he doesnt +V.iT^b- r?f Vile ir?firr?>5 + ioc Hp will l'P. Uililirv \Si. X I iO XJXA.X* XXX* \. -. - - ^ ..... -v turn to Camp Jackson in a few days where is still under treatment. Mr. Corley was in most of the heavy fight ing on the Western front and had some thrilling experiences. He was at Verdun when the Germans tried to break through the line and saw our y f brave American hoys save the day by turning back the Huns and making them beat a hasty retreat. -.".'S -V V- . . - ? . V: "V:"*; . _ _-^3B ^ -1' v jo i HE C/riA.' 10,31 to % le Here Make e Your Ho: W 9^ H 4 @ @> eMib v< "X LECTOR, LICENSE lete Auto Hearse S LEXI1 f ~~ ~ Franklin's Spring Stre( Within a few blocks of the Frier bcdy of Benjamin Franklin, whose j i Savings Stamps, is a quaint three-storj j the inventor-iihilosopher lived while it i Street, in the center of Colonial life j state of preservation. The 129th anni memorated April 17. Franklin's thrift the American peopie the habits of w rnent and avoidance of waote. | I 25 acres, one mile and half from Congaree bridge, just back of Ilorsc Shoe lake, near Xew Brookland: 15 {acres in cultivation, balance in swamp j and woods: Apply to. S J Leap hart, Agent i^GXillgTOn, ^ ^ >R SALE?Cotton seed meal and | hulls Lexington Cotton & Fertilizer Co. ; SA.M i'. KU<Al?r. I Subscribe to The Dispetch-Xe"'" Ji S I w ?m * ? 7f\t T & i I I i 1 il SI i Iune2 Our | me I n |p? I D EMBALMER | ervice 1j NGTON, S. C. I ~===1^ i Home in Philadelphia j i? i i t^v . . ^ ' -V<v-:^:'v.'; : ': < > , I ;vc:f;A: J J <t : *v tv.' ! >-:-7.;i&$:. . CC'- ' ^ i?| : fci i v.- :' ' ids' Burying C-rour. ' in which ho.- tho i picture anoins the W9 issue o ' War ' brick dwelling. one t ' the places whc-r? j i Philadelphia. The 1- use is in Spring I in the Quaker City. L is in excellent |] versary of Franklin's deck will be cam:y sayings did much to stimulate among j ise buying, sane saving, secure invest! WE HAVE THE !' !- 'W!X*G|| CARS: A EL IX cool) C"X TI'iX AX1) GUAR AX T E EI>. WE "ILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH: 1 Studebaker?7 passenger. | 1 Ford Truck. 2 Ford roadsters?LIS models. ! 1 Overland?.j passenger. ! COME IX AX" 1 > LOOK THESE CARS <?VEIt A SI). LET 1* S. S U R; PRISE YOU ox THE PRICES. Creason and Houknight Garage yfoin street. Pimm 11"?. I ; *. r- ^ t { _ .: -X&&Z5&&~ mssawm m? - : - __ a afSJb ? *r ^ i Watch This Space for Our Advertisement Next Week. We 1 Welcome You to the Chautauqua May 30 to June 2. 1 v? ff C3- J * -rra a | Lexington, 5. , | . j " ' 1 ? 'i?* ^ i? ^ 0 1 firorenes i le^n and ir^sM t :- 4 .f? -Sc. <t*- iw -"j*- A W %- ij'&ii:5t vl'a? i& & *; ~? II . We always carry a Clean Fresh Stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Which itMeans a Lot to the Purchas- I jt & er. When You Come to the | CHAUTAUQUA J I MAY 30, 3! to June 2 | | Visit Our Store and See for I I Yourself What $/e Have. | Honest Goods at Honest I Prices. | ? ? *f%. W* 0*b Sfo 7 t. ti. KUUr & 5UW5, | LEXINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA