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A MONDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 27,191? HENCE MU TIMES Fubashed Dally Except Sunday at ; Florence, 8. C., by -THE TIMES COMPANY SUBSCRIPTION RAT1S ! Payable In Adranoe ! Month i; Mon the —. ,■■■, tontbs ********* Spartan Woman Is PERSONALS * * Mr. R. W. Sharkey, who has bee'.! spending several days in Charleston on business, lias returned to the city’ Mrs. W. C. Atkinson who has been in Florence for the past week on ac count of the illness of Iter sister, Mrs. M. C. Brunson returned to Cok- Deeply Grateful * Alitlf MHS. LAWYER TELLS OF SOME TROUBLES SHE EN DURED — 8.00 e r College this afternoon. 16.00 ‘ Miserable All Time Followed Friends’ Advice and Took Tanlac, Which Gave Great Relief “it is the best • medicine I every took for stomach trouble, nervousness tltuarlea, cards tit and of all kinds, purely personal lelr nature or In the nature of Isements, such as church fairs, Mr. Geo. R. Grist, a member of j a nd palpitation of the hear;. I sure .The Times force, who "Ms ill at’ his ; can ptaise and recommend it,” declar former home in Manning with influ- , rr ‘ H. F. T.awter of 116 Williams enza, is reported as being better to day. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Heller of ythlng of a money-making na-'Kingstree spent Sunday with Mr and are invariably charged for. .Mrs’ R. j. Kirk. I Mrs. J. H. Snipes announces the wed as second eless matter,? marriage of her daughter Miss Jessie j were her 8, 1900, at the poetofflce atf E - t0 Mr - Eugene Gregg at Florence, i time tnce, 8. C., nnder the Aet of Con- Sunday February 9th. March 6 1879. nber of The Associated Press | 3'he Associated Press ft ex- | cBeively entitled to the use for i republlcatlon of all news dlspatch- \ej£credited to It or not otherwise (cSdlted In this paper and also I ti» local news published herein. St, Spartanburg, in a statement she gave in endorsement of Tanlac, “The Nat.onal Tonic” ‘1 suffered from indigestion, very bad nervous trouble and palpitation of he heart,!’ continued Mrs. Lawler, “I could hardly sleep and would roll and tumble for hours and my nerv.es so bad I was miserable all the I could eat scarcely anything. Mayor McLeod’s Condition Improved The condition of Mayor J. A. Mc Leod. who was taken to the Florence ! was caused by the quantities of gas What 1 did eat felt like bricks in my stomach and had a kind of choking a£ er meals in my chest My heart fluttered a great deal, and this I th.'nk 5 MONDAY, JAN. 27, 1919 The Weather Cfoudy weather, probably followed by fain late tonight or Tuesday. Mod erafe northeast and east winds. Patriotic Hymn t For Child Labor Day i» i patriotic hymn especially written Tor Child Labor Day, which will be ob kserved in churches January 26 and in schhols January 27, has been dedicat ed to the National Child Labor Com miUiee by the Child Health Organiza ‘lion. It is called “The Children’s Ylynm to the Flag.” The words were written by Mrs. Frederick Peterson of ♦New York City and will be sung to the'familiar tune of “The Son of God Goes Fortli to War.” The words fol 1 lowj Children’s Hymn To The Flag Deay Flag, on thee we fix our hope That earth may yet be free. Give little children equal scope And opportunity! Where’er they colours are unfurled Between the farthest poles. Give all the children of the world Strong bodies and strong souls. Let no child toil in mill or mine Or languish in a slum! Let school and play and health divine ' Qur heritage become! Dear Flag, we lone to serve thee well. Oh! shield us while we grow. In strength and wisdom we woul I dwell, Teach us the way to go! Infirmary a week ago for treatment for neuritis, is reported as much im proved. and is expected to re turn lo his home hero within he next two or three days.—Darlington News ’and Press i ’f’irotsky is taken prisoner, and , I."nine fled, the Bolshevik regime might be wiped out wi.n a whiff of rifle shot or a yank cf the hemp. Stop Itching Eczema Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching eczema quickly by applying Zemo fur nished by any druggist for 35c. Extra large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied. In a short time usually every trace of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not greasy and does not stain. When others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skintroublesof all kinds. The E. W. Rosa Co., Cleveland, O. DEVELOPMENT OF USEFUL ENTERPRISES Public works of all kinds that will fcive employment to men demobilized from the Army and from the war in dusfxies should be put under wi> ni oncp as a reconstruction measure, ac cording to Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson, who, in a statement ontiin ing bis views on this subject, points out that not only will the transi’ion from war time conditions to a pence basis be facilitated hereby, but ’ mt a work of great permanent value to Hie Nation will be accomplished. States, cities, towns, in fart all Gov ernijiental divisions ought’ now, he belldves, to make up for the reduced i construction due to the war. The J Government’s obligation to provide! employment for the returning soldiers [ and the necessity for many forms of; improvement in municipal and Slate kquipment render such a program es sentlal at this time, he holds. Tbe Secretary’s statement follows: “1 am of the opinion that from the time we restore ourselves to our nor mal postwar activities, the demand for peace time production will be so great that there will not be the re 'hiolest possibility of securing any re duction in the wage rates from the.i present basis. I feel further, that the manufacturer who fails to take into consideration the prospects of the Ifcitufe and who, in a hope of securing » cheaper labor or cheaper raw mater ial, does not build up his organization and maintain it during the possibly brie^ period of readjustment, will be handicapped in securing his share of the business afterwards; because he will be handicapped through lack of working forces in his factory. “It therefore seems to me that the situation resolves itself into taking care of the possible problem in the Interim between our ceasing war ac tivities and tbe time when we have as sumed our natural postwar activities. ;/* ^SOLD EVERYWHERE Creek-Neai Coffee Co. JACKSONVILLE ^Houston a nashville £tl) RICHMOND rvT / There are said to be no Bolsheviki in Paris. Where are the far-famed Apaches who were the terror of the bouitrVdrds before the war? fjt it pos slide that they, also, likh the other shocking teatures or the “nigh? Jlfe,” were *ot up merely for the thrilling of First, call a physician. Immediately commence the “emergency” treat* ment— NEW PRICES—30*. fk. 81.2P \ is/:* Calling Mr. Brown * best liked fellow in our hat racks—several shades of him in as many different forms nut ALL equally popular. Another good color, GREEN— seems as tho’ some folks jusf naturally clung close to nature in their Winter head fear. GRAYS too—good old dignified gray that always looks so well with a dark suit or overcoat. Any color—any block- man. -Any Use The Want Ads that formed on my stomach. “ Tanlac had helped others I knew so much f decided to :ry it. The me dicine helped me so much I am no; bothered with stomach trouble now. I feel a great deal better, I am not nervous, and 1 have not been bother ed ar all with palpitation of the hear since I took Tanlac. “I sure can praise Tanlac for it made me feel fine. * am 59 years old and it takes a good medicine to help ime as old as I am as much as Tanlac helped me.’ F. U. Lake Drug Co., Florence S. C., 'Darl ngton Drug Co., Darlington, S C.. Farmers and Merchants Drug Co., Lake, City, S. C., Timmonsville Drug Co., Timmonsville, S. C. Price $1.00 per bo’tle. MANY POSITIONS 1 . FOR WOMEN WORKERS I | Pittsburg has no after the war problem so far as women workers are j concerned, according to that city’s sit 1 a rintendont of the Women’s Division ‘ JUnited States Employment Service, ;’Department of Labor, who says: ! ,"Instead of finding large numbers i of women out of work, our office has not had enough applicants for posi |tions for months. In fact, we close (our office every day with hundreds of ; positions open, covering the widest ♦range of opportunity—professional .work, clerical work, institutional and I domestic work, and factory work. Any (.woman who is needing employment is \ more than welcome at the distrlcv j office. I “Women need not feel that they are taking men’s places and thereby depriving returning soldiers of a /means of earning their living. There iare certain types of work for which j women are best fitted and for which 'employers require the services of ♦women are very much in demand." McAdoo Urges Five Year Plan **************•!•** TIMES WANT Read them for profit—Use them for results On* cent a word. No advortlaoment token for teae than 26c caah In advance.— No phone ordtre * * One Insertion — — *5o Three Insertions — —— One Week (Six Ineertlona —— 81-00 Miscellaneous WANTED—by March 1st by party without children, a desirable six or seven room house , modern con veniences located West Floi’enee. Will lease with vi(?w of purchasing later. Address “F.” care J. D. Bridges Co. Chickens, eggs, fish, oysters. Phono khe.’Poor Mans Fi end’’, L. J. Rollins, j E. Evans Street We have garden fertilizer in stock. J. F. Stackley Co., Inc. JUST arrived one car Burt oats for 1 planting. Florence Gro. Co. WANTED—Two or three rooms for housekeeping traveling man and wife No children. D. II. Brown, Flor ence Hotel. WANTED—To buy a second-hand Kerosene or ga«oline stove. Apply ‘P 5 ’ care this office. • SPECIAL GET THERE FIRST COT TON SEED for early cotton. Have about 100 bushels left $4.00 bushel, j or $3 in four and five bushel lots, i This seed is 42 per cent lint, large five lock bolls asd small seed, and will make twice as much as any long staple cotton. Also 30 bush els Wilt Resist seed at $3.00 bushel. G R Isgett, Doves-dlle, S. C. JUST arrived one car rice meal. Flor ence Gro. Co. WANTED—To sell you one of the fa Will saw lJUST arrived one car of mule and itseif. C. per day. i 111 pay iorj J. V. Carter, Lake City, S. j cow feed. Florence Gro. Co. mous Wade Wood Saws, ten to twenty five cords Phone or wire today. Will pay iorj ORDERS taken now for wooft kJt to any length, $5.00 truck lov... Write M. H. Willis, Florence. K. D. 3. WANTED—You to remember the' Delco Light when in the market for a Light Plant, as it is the best. Does not cost you anything to investigate so do that and not regret it after wards. Runs on kerosene and is Air cooled. J. V. Carter, Lake City, S. C. WANTED—100 Laborers to work in logging woods and saw mill. Good wages and Pay off every Saturday night. Apply U. S. Employment Office, Florence, S. C., or D. T. Me Keithan Lumber Corp., Lumbei, S. C. JUST arrived a lot of seed Irish po tatoes, Maine grown, Irish Cobblers, and Red Bliss. We handle grocers of all kinds in small or large quanti ties, come and get our prices. Flo r ence Gro. Co. RUBBER STAMPS—Of -II kinds In stock aaid made U, ^rder. Phone call or write, G. A. Moon, Times Office. For Sale ENGAGEMENT DIAMONDS ^ In selecting a lady’s ring, nothing other than a blue white or clear white diamond should be considered. For a gentlemens ring, stud or pis, a diamond bordering or yellow white is some times prefered and is always permissablo. These tints of blue and yellow are not at all imaginary—if they exist you can see them. As an investment only diamonds of bright color, and great brilliancy should be considered. Diamonds of poor brilliancy and color are plentiful and grow more so every day. The one sure way to buy a diamosd that will always remain a good investment, one that can always be sold for what it cost you, is to buy of a dependable established local dealer in whom you can have con fidence. SULZBACHER JEWELRY CO. Established 1884 |S H ri:H»:^n i'M^ Ik./.****’-- ft V COTTON INSURANCE Cotton Insured in barns or other buildings and in the open on the farm. If you are going to hold your cotton, insure it with Henry H. Husbands 41 1-2 South Dargan Street, over Express Office Phones 101 and 216. Uss ’em. e tv *■> if’OR RENT three connecting front rooms, suitable for offices, single oi connecting. Splendid location. FOR SALE—Bronze bedstead, Red Cross mattress and spring, all good as new. Phone 669 J. FOR SALE—Young pony, five years old, gentle, ladies can handle. Sell cheap lor cash. Too light for my work, reason for selling. Phone J26 or can be seen at Consumers Grocery Co. See Mrs. McGowan, ‘Family Hotel”_FOR SALE—Fig trees, blacs, sugar Rose Bldg. TAKEN UP—Two cows and two year lings. Owner can got same by describing pro.Mrty mil paying nr this advert:.'!: / nt Ind .-trial School K 'arm. TAKEN UP—One young goat. Ov er can get same by identifying at ^police station. Chief of Police. ' Santa Barbara, Jan. 27—Mr. W. c. ST0LEN '— 0ne b,ut:k Crescent Bicy- tdcAdoo, Former Director General of. cle, Red handle bars, left side brok- Raiiroads, made public a telegram to en Reward if returned to 419 W. Yay in which he urged five year gov| PalmeCo St. 'eminent control of railroads and wuj ' i terways, with a new American Mer chant Marine. Get our prices on Red Rust Proof Oats, we carry Seed Oats. Feed Oats, Hay, Horse Feed, Cow Feed, Chicken to do business with you. Nesmith-Poweii Co. Inc. Wholesale Dealers Front St., Phone Bf> That s about the size of the hat question at ( annons. At the Tailor’s it takes $60 and . two weeks to turn out a suit that Cannon can'give you in ten minutes for $10 to $55. And the only differenco in the clothes is that ours are made to fit and the tailor makes to meas lire. M. R. Cannon “Ti e Store That Does Things” Home of Harr Schaffner & Marx Clothes RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Seeley, Famous in This Specialty Called to Florence F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Phil adelphia, the noted truss expert, willj I personally be at the Florence Hotel [and will remain in Florence this Tues jday only, Jan. 28th. Mr. Seeley says: pppr] P.Qlf* r’l-inw aiplf— I “The Spermatic Shield will not only ^ 1 t r I retain any case of rupture perfectly, en Chowder, We want'j ,ut contracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. This instrument, received the only award in England )|nd in Spain producing results with but surge-y, injections, medical treat ment or prescriptions. Mr. Seeley has documents from the United States Government, Washington, D. C. for in spection. All charity cases without charge or if any interested call, he will be glad to show same without marge or fit them if desired. Busi ness demands prevent stopping at any other place in tills section. p. S.—Every statement in this no tice lias been verified before the Fed eral and State Courts.—F. H. Seeley. aud brown, 3 kinds of plums, Peach trees, Thomas grape vines, culti- tivated blacdberries and strawber ries, dahlia bulbs, also asparagus roots. Addres s Mrs J DeJongh 210 South Dargan S: Phone 426 W. FOR SALE—Fig trees, black, sugar and brown, 3 kinds of plums, Peach trees, Thomas grape vines, culti vated blackberries and strawberries, also dahlia bulbs. Address Mrs. J. DeJongh. 210 South Dargan St Phone 426 W. FOR SALE—or exchange for Lib- | erty Bonds, or other property of 'equal value, several Maxfer ton T.uck Makers, the best attachment for convening Fords and other cars in ! o ron trucks. Apply to J. D. Gilland, Esq., Second Floor Mas onic Temple, Florence, S. C. Palmetto Market & Cold Storage R. E. Goeritz, Prop. Dealer in Native and Western Meats, Ham, Bacon and Sausage. Corner Evans and Railroad Avenue Phone 79 i 38S8B88S$$8i38$3£3S3SS2SB2£ WV-y-.-V'. zWvS >:VvWv GARDEN SEED Newly arrived. In packages and in bulk. Its time to start your gar uen. Get them at E. run or AM&’.TION Facts about the Bible and MACKS PLACE Tlie Bible contains 3,536,489 letters 773,693 words—31,173 verses 1,189 [chapters and 66 books. I CHICHESTER S PILLS the jiiamom* i:i:a\i». * LkdK'.I A-U j-ur Uni:--'- ' ■ CI>t.rliM-ler , » !»!••■•".« Fills lo lied »!>d " boxes, seeled vdu Take no other- DniYsUt. As-jferC II(.C( , blAMONH IIRAVU FIU I *»»«knownP3 E--.bSMeet. AlwiiReiWiX SOU) SY OTGOira EVOTmRJ SOWS g IgPURWAi fepraowj FOR SALE—A few exlra fine bar red Pynicmh Rock iCockrels. Will make prices right, on apvllca- tion. Aiso eggs for breeding pur poses, $2.00 for fifteen. \V. H. Commander, 210 S. Griffon St., or Plume 666J. FOR SALE—1 have following proper ty for sale. One six room house on SouJi McQueen St., eight room house on No. Warley St., six room house on Houston Ave., six room house on McFarland St., six room house Cor. Gaillard and Pine Sts. •wiso several manufacturing plots northeast aide Florence between A. C. L. and Seaboard. Will sell on terms. Also buy property. Apply W. M. Martin at Enterprise Gro. Co., 115 E. Evans Sr. FOR SALE—Red Cedar Shingles, have Just received a car of Masons HyJrate Lime. Florence Builders Supply Co., Phone 226. 3m Lillian Armstrong, D. C. J. D. Babcock, I). C. ARMSTRONG & BABCOCK CHIROPRACTORS Drugless Methods. j Room 1 Barringer Building, S. W. j Corner Evans and Dargan Streets Two entrances) Chronic Conditions A Special!v. Phone '562. Florence, S. C. CONSULTATION FREE i Hours: 10:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m 2:30 p m to 7:00 p. m. AUDITOR’S NOTICE OF TAX RETURNS + + + + + + + ***** + + *.1, + BUCHANAN CLOTHE8 * * HOSPITAL * The Auditor's office will be open for 4* 117 E Evans * ♦ purpose of receiving lax returns for * Cleaning, pressing and repair- * the fiscal year, from January 1st, 191 * Ing. If you are hard to please ♦ to February 20, 1919., * give us a trial. Work called * Real Estate is not returnable this * tor and delivered. * year, (except transfers and improve a#**#****-,-,-,*** ments) only Personal property being I * * • returnable this year. ■ ~ = 1 shall attend by deputy Jr in pcr 4** + *« + + * + ,& + **.»« son as follows: ' 1 __ _ Lake City. February 4th and 5th. , A 00116 Uo-YV Scranton February 6th. Fo r low M t cash price, on Fr..h towards February lllh. - Moat9 and F|sh . February 121 k and. MACKS PLACE Contains suits made to [order from $15 to $60. Pants from $5 to $20 Made any style you want, no fit, no pay. See Mack at MACKS PLACE 211 N. Dargan St. LOST—Gold bracelet with dark bla st one on Evans St., or McFar between Church and Gaillarl Reward if returned Lo 9 South Fariand Street. Dr. Z. F. Highsmith, OPTOMETRIST 42 West Evans Street PHONES HOURS Office 168-W. 9 a. m. till 1 p. m. Residence 699 W. 3:10 till 5 n. m Timmonsville 13th. Cartersville February 18lh. Olanta, Febmiary 20th. The following named deputies will take returns for me at places named: J. S. McKenzie, Bannockburn. W. B. Gillespie, Effingham W. W. Purvis, Evergreen E. A. Cole, Ebenezer S. Q. Allman, Hannah J. H. Humphries, Sardis J. G. Eaddy, Kingsburg C. H. Jones, Laangston House. B. I. Lawrence, Elim. J. W. Wallace, Mars Bluff R. Leo Carter, Leo. B. J. Hyman, PampHco. Charlie Poston, Poston J. W. Holliday, Salem. J. A. Carter, Prospect. In making your returns, especially if mailed to my office, please place Peoples Cash Market Josh Robinson, Proprietor 205 E. Evans St. •• «• •• •* •• •• e« .« * 8. Vaughan Furniture Co. * l£. L. Oulla, Manager i* FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND I* EMBALMERS * Phone. School e ; 0fflc# 32. Reeldenco 658-W ♦ ♦ 4- J. Q. McFASTER, M. D. « ♦ Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat • * Office Barringer Building • * Hours: 9 to 2, 3:30 to 6. ♦ ♦ Phone 236-W. * proper P. O. address on return. t All returns on personal property!* •♦♦♦♦*•♦♦•••••• are subject to 50 per cent penalty if. not made before February 20th. Every male citizen between ages of 21 and 60 are liable for poll tax. NOTCE. | CHAS. McCURRY POT ROAST 39c (There are few people that know the Auditor Florence County *♦+*+****♦♦*♦♦+* * « * TO ALL ADVERTISERS * ElissMnBh»s Runta Nesmith-Powell Co M Ine 30-38 Front St. j value of a nice juicy pot roast, i | If properly prepared the soup i worth more than the roast cost. Get them for 30 cents lb at SHOOPS MARKET;: + All copy for adverti-’ements 4 is 4> MUST be in tho office before 11 ❖ o’clock on the day they are to be ♦ * run. * 14* Better service can tie rendered + 4 and bel’er positions obtained if * the copy is brought in the day ♦ before they are intended to be in + ♦ serted. ♦ **************** As I have- bad to dose on account of sickness would like for my tr- to know mat I an. wen and back on he job will- a full ltou.se of good bar bers. Thanking you for year pa: t patronage and at your service for good work In the future. Hair cut 35c, Shave ir>c. Mints Barb t Shop X-xt doer to KllorP ' Drug Co., 203 E. Evans Si. E AI LARVEL AT] INTONE/ T ALL DRUGGISTS .!