The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, February 01, 1919, Image 2

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.ORENGEDMLY abUshed Dally Except Sunday at Florence, 8. C., by THE TIMES COMPANY SUBSCRIPTION RATE Payable Is ASfUfls powerful fA Sad aaMt some money earth year. • This will produce capital tfyat will develop the resources the country, make it ready for any emergency, and reduce living costs. Four. To give some time regularly Consumers Get No Relief From Prices Atlanta, fia., Feb. 1—Although there has been a great deal of news .paper talk in the past few days re garding a drop in the prices of food commodities, the tftiinate Consum er of Atlanta has net as yet Jreen able m Week . Month 9 II to promote community causes. The^o detect the drop with the naked man who lives for himself alone gets no help from other people. If his jo ( neighbors are like him, he gets no Months Months — Tear 1.60 SAO 16.00 ’x.um'c. Obltuilee, Rices < their are poNly ferttpd or In the nature of i, such jm phurcb fairs. ^ of a money-making ns- nvarlably Charged for bei !■ yt ing Maps matter, Bmoev S, WOO, at tha postofflee at i>rence,,B. C., under the Act of Oon- March 6 1870. L. Membei 1 of The Aeeoolated Preea The Associated Frees Is ex clusively entitled Jto tha use for republlcatlon of all news dispatch- l«a credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also tho local news published herein. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1919 help from the advance of his com munlty - IX juuch . idea s have. been acaulred '4ite -wee. expexienca Jias had value. eye. Neither has a microscopic ex amination of his grocery bills disclos ed any perceptible decline. It. is true that butter and eggs have gone off sligh.ly, but 60 cents a dosen for eggs is stiii a price that none tut tho well to do can afford Ttcpsy, wlnle approximately the same, j-priee'•per pound fey butter, is likewise _ _ [jjgclotjs , . Sugar and flour and lard I attira FrAltl Rnvd ' ' t an<i H'&fk ^niinums to rops; on fjcl/lcrH F roill IHJ/n .... .rrHho’tosmeai hranclies. of the tree, so Over Tliere tdr aHl pjlfcs concerned,' while * ** r Vc rf> i The Weather Fair tonight and Sunday. Increas- cloudjness. Slightly warmer in in prior. Qentle to moderate northeast Inds. VjHe MlbblNG MEN. Ab^ui 17,000 of the United States soldiers in France are not yet ac counted (or. The Red Cross is come ing France in the effort to locate th m. Hhe folks at home alternate between gletims of hope and black de spair. NcPdoiibi many of these brave fellows Imte passed on. They He buried in unmarked graves, or were picked up unrecognizable. Yet tim number who will yet turn up will probably be more than many expect. Germany is in such disor ganization, that many of the released prisoners may not have yet made their way out. ' ft would be natural if some prisoners, set free while in an HI fed condition, should fall^sick while makiqjj their way to the Am eriran lines. The German women, who long ago ired of the war, would lot let these fellows go uncared~^pr. It would not be strange if some ^of the boys were being cared for “in French families. It would seem pos sible that there may be homes out- •side the regular hospitals where jw.'Hi.ifit'<l .):t a are being nursed. Probably some of these missing men are .fellows without near rela lives, who have not felt the necessity of writing, home very much. A^ber. the armistice was signed, some men of a roving nature might have thought there wadhno grew; harm if they cut Uxwe to 'fcee the country a little, btiil thisjilement would not be large, fae American army never developed many de^rters, and they cut loose in peace iq|es, not when there is reaJ fighting to be done. The mep who finally prove to be missing wlli have a high place among the heroes. Their families are entit led to thp warmest sympathy for th< dreadful burden of anxiety they have carded, ^tn the thickest of the fight ing they jpet the end they feared m>t They so utterly gave themselves th no trace tbf them Is left. Mrs. 0 ~ Middlotrib ‘tmj „ .cpiVrtd’aie following.Jctter from her nephew. R. Willis NdUles from across, the high seas. . ... Rnllingpn, Luxemburg December 2fftb, 1918 Deer Aunt Bertha: • Your interesting and much apprcci a ted letter of Nov. 13 th received a few weeks ago, and I am ashamed of myself for not answering it right away, but in a wav it -was not my fault, because the clay after your let ter came, we left on our long hike from Franco into Luxemburg. The train left Ambly. France, Dec. 7th.. and passed thru the following cities en route: OUey. Spincourt, Longuyon and Longuy all in France, and also Esch and Alzingen in Luxembourg.! At present we are billeted in Rollin een, Luxembourg, we were at least three weeks on the hike. The cities bf France thafwe passed thru were oertainly left in a had eondtion by the Germans after their retreat thru tho country. Well Aunt Bertha we had a fairly good dinner yesterday, considering the conditions in this country. We iiappened by chance to get three »;eese, four chickens, also some eggs and milk, which cost us dearly, but we didn’t mind that anything to get something besides army rations all I'l.ij time. Now I don’t want you to i think that we don’t get plenty of eats,' but you know how it Is, a fellow gets tired of one thing over and over each day. Well this is one Xmas that I have done without turkey, but I don’t chink it hurt me, because a fellow can afford to make a sacrifice once in his life for his country, and I know that I haven’t made as great a sacrifice tia some of the boys have, the ones that gave their lives for country amde the greatest sacrifice. Well I hope you and Uncle Fred had a fine Xmas this year, but* I tucss you did. Well I guess I ' will have to close this time, give Uncle t^red and tho ones at home my love. Wishing you a happy and Presperous \ew Year, I am still your nephew. Willis Nettles fcopiT to flyipg. ’'v^»iiaijti\'^lolesale and retail gro- expect a „.dccDpe. ‘huthey be- lirtfte it tv'ilt be eraddai and slow, if' tin pi$c?3‘'’wrTe left to them they wtwld |>e ’glad to trtefnee. Il/gh prices cut down v fhe purchasing power of the public and ' refftl're a ‘much larger volume of capital to cifrry oft a busi ness. THE LET-DOWN AFTER THE WAR When the strain of the war period ended, many people developed a case ' of that tired feeling. They were sict of wheatless days and meatless meals They luted this continual prodding ’ to exercise thrift, give money, save food, buy. bonds. Many of them see no reason why they should not live just as they did before the war. Yet the sacrifices that have been made will be futile if they have noi taught some.hing. While this was was not the fault of the American people, it developed as the result certain wtirld ^wide tendencies in which every people had some share. If wars are to be avoided in future everyone giust.i take some share building a new civilization on a firm er basis. There age certain lessons that every sensible person should have learned fnojn this experience. A few fere suggested. One. Tft. stop the pursuit of mone> tas the first end |n life. The money grabbing Apdrit prodtlees hostili’y be tween classes, and makes the nation less united when it confronts diffi cutties. Two. To' deal justly with all men yin'vr—,n| Justice would produce na Uonal unity, and a united nation is For headache, neuralgia, colds and grippe prudent phy sicians now advise TIMES WANT APg - » > F Read them for profit—Use them for results One -cent a word. No advertisement taken fe? lean thaa tSe oath la advaaoe... Ne phone erdera .. One iRBertioo —.——— 89o Three Insertlone 60s One Week (Six Insertions $U00 « 9 Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Six cylinder car, eijuip- P-ju wi n sea siarter and in No i condition, cash or on terms. Will take Liberty Bonds. Palles Bros, WANTED tp sell Hol stein cows, extra fine, and Iresh; Jn milk, These cows have just been shipped here. Call at Thad W. Jones Sta*. bles, 50 East Evans St. moiie i4o. SPANISH MACKEREL—Trout, Roe Shad. Louis J. Rollins, Poor Man’s Friend, BLACK CREEK BRIM—County eggs, and, chicken’s. Louis J. Rollins, Poor Man’s Friend. We have garden fertilizer in stock. J. F. Stackley Co., Inc. v First ' -V / i’he improved tablet in which the heart-depressing tendency is counteracted by heart-toning elements. To avoid confusion Aspitone is cold only in unbroken packages. Price 35c. At RILEY drug co. palace Drug Co., and F. U. Lake Drug Company. WANTED—A four or live room house for small family, or rooms. Notify ' W. J. Bray, 514 East Pine St. WANTED—Room and board by sin gle gentleman near A. C. L. Rail road. Address W. F. H., P_ O. Box 472. HELP ‘ WANTED—Good wages offer ed. Palmetto Nurseres. JUST arrived one car Burt oats for planting. Florence Gro. Co. r FLORENCE PRESSING CLUB—609 E. Evans St. Specialp rices Fri day and Saturday men’s suits' cleaned and pressed for 75c. Lad ies lUMK JUST arrived one car rfee meal. Flor ence Gro. Co. ^'/yiiyyx HOW TO JUDGE A DIAMOND Brilliancy. By all odds, brilliancy is the first requisite to dia mond values. By brilliancy, we mean tho refraction of light that produces color flashes in all the lines of the rainbow. Such a diamond in trade circles Is called a “busy” diamond, for it is In constant action when exposed to light—natural or artificial. It Is brilliancy that makes one diamond worth a great deal more than another of the same weight. Brilliancy is something that can not be judged except by sight, and for this reason diamonds should not be bought by mail, hut only from a reputable local dealer who can be depended upon to help you make a proper selec lion. Fine brilliancy depends very largely upon the shape and cutting. SULZBACHER JEWELRY CO. Established 1884 WANTED—To sell you one of the fa mous Wade Wood Saws. Will saw ten to twenty five cords per day. Phone or wire today. Will pay ror Itself. J. V. Carter, Lake City, S. C. 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. SEED IRISH POTATOES-Cabbage Plants and Garden Seeds. Gregg & Anderson, Phones 500-501. JUST arrived one car of mule and ' cow feed. Florence Gro. Co. FERTILIZERS—For farms and gar dens in stock. Gregg & Anderson, Phones 500-501. WANTED—100 Laborers to work in togging 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. loving NOTICE it is very important that the proper y owners of the city should take par ticular notice of this article. Most of the sanitary privies of the ity have now been in use for several -’ears and in many instances they are n a dreadful state of dis-repajr. i The Health Department is now mak • ng a list of these privies and will m tbortly begin notifying the owners. Right at this time carpenters are ■aid to get and in order that this very necessary work may be complet od in time it will be necessary to be gin at once. Most of the properly owners are ‘.hemselves thoroughly aware of the condition of these houses and it would seem that any notice was perfluous, but the Health Department is glad to do its part and we feel sure hat the property owners will u<j Iheir. R. A. Black, Health Officer mm COFFEE FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms I for oifices over Kafer’s Bakery. Lost STRAYED—One Red hog, one ear oil out since Jan. 7th. Reward if re turned to or notify 805 Maxwell St. Use The Want Ads JaW Tins Only At Your Grocers, (HECK* NEAL COFFEE tiT Houston JACKSONVILLE n< TWO SOLDIERS WALKED FROM PAMPLICO yesterday to buy ne welothes for their new duties. “We walked, just to keep in trim” they told us and we come here because we’d read your advertisements in the papers the folks sent down to Camp. Now Stop and Think: These young men walked 16 miles to see the H. S. & M. cloth es they’d read about in Camp, 400 miles away. Pretty far reaching advertising, we would say that will plant the seed of desire, and carry it from Georgia to South : Carolina without a slip of the memory, and i we wonder if everybody around home fol- ! lows our Daily Talks. ; It would seem a pity if some of our next | door neighbors were neglecting to read I about a kind of clothing that two of Uncle ; Sam’s men traveled 408 miles to buy. ’ New Spring Suits arriving Daily. 4- Soldiers and Sapors WELCOME. M. R. CANNON, “The Store That Does Things” . HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES . Rheumatism <and- Gout A convincing fact or me remark able power of L-Rheumo as a cure for Rheumatism and Gout is shown by the grateful letters from people that have taken ibis famous remedy. L-Rheumo eliminates poisons, its ac tion on the liver, kidneys and bowels, aids digestion and assimilation of tood, purifies the blood and builds you up Don't suffer when L-Rbeumo Is ready to aid you. Look for big L big L Price $1.00. Price $1.00 For Sale by F. U. Lake’s Drug Store, Florence, S. C. or write Chapman Alexander Lh bora tones, Greenville. S. C. 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 p. m | Pearce &Draughan CONTRACTORS No. 26 North Coit Street, Florence, S. C. House Painting, Decorating, Graining, Enameling and Paper Hanging. Hardwood Finishing a Specialty. All Work Guaran teed. POT ROAST 30c There are few people that know the value of a nice juicy pot roast. IT properly prepared the soup is worth more than the roast cost. Blue Valley Butter 60c lb. iiiSHOOPS MARKET ORDERS taken now for woou .Jt to any length, $5.00 truck lofc^.. Write M. H. Willis, Florence. K y. D. 3. 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 »11 kinds in stock aJid made l*» v rder. Phone call or write, G. tt. Moon, Times Office, AUTO SALESMAN WANTED— For popular make car for Florence I Williamsburg and Georgetown coun ties, headquarters at Florence. Ap ply Box 54, Florence, S. C. THE STUTZ CAR—The Stutz is a strong speedy, and classy car. It is Hue "Champion of the World.” Distinguished in appearance^ strong and bold, but dignified. We want a few live dealers. Address Caro lina Stutz Co., State Distributors, Spartanburg, S. C. SAY JIMMY 1 SEE—A lot of stores advertising that each and every one of them are selling cheapei than the other fellow. W<|l I’ll tell you Harry, if you put $5.00 in the bark you cannot, give a check for $10.00 agains. it, and have it pa d if a store has a big expense to run on he has to charge enougii on the goods to pay that expense. The feiiow who lias small expense can sell cheaper than the one with . big expense. Take The Lead er for instance lias smaller over head expenses than any other s ore in town. Those other fellows think they are smooth, holler and holler about what they are giving for nothing, thinking you have no better sense ban to believe it. But it is all punk. Should anyone of these fellows soil for less than cost tho croditois will soon find it out and stop them in a hurry. The Leader does not sell for loss than die cost, but they handle good •’oods and tlfi cost, of handling bo ng sinslll they s.Jl cheaper than the other fellow, it is at 12 and 14 Dargan St. 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 14 South Dargan Street, over Expreaa Office Phones 101 and 21S- Use 'em. 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 garden seed Newly arrived. In packages and in bulk. its time to start your gar uen. Get them at For Sale FOR SALE—Table Damask, yard and a half wide at 59c a yard. A good storm serge worth $2.00 a yard, for 98e. Matting, Ar squares at $5.00, Window Shades 89c each, at 12 to 14 Dargan St. FOR S5ALE—or exchange for Lib erty Ronds, or other property of equal value, several Maxfer ton Tatcit Makers, the best attachment for converting Fords and ottier curs into ton trucks. Apply to J. D Gilland, Esq., Second Floor Mas onic Temple, Florence, S. C. TIAY—Mule! Feed, Dairy Feed and Hog Feed, everything in feed line. Gregg & Anderson, Phones 500-501 FOR SALE—I have following proper ty for sale. One six room house on Sou h 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. Also several manufacturing plots northeast side 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 S*.. FOR SALE—Red Cedar Shingles, have just received a car of Masons Hydrate Lime. Florence Builders Supply Co., Phone 226. AUDITOR’S NOTICE OF TAX RETURNS / The Auditor’s office will he open for purpose of receiving tax returns for the fiscal year, from January 1st, 191 to February 20, 1919. Real Estate is not returnable this year, (except transfers and improve raents) only Personal property being returnable this year. I shall attend by deputy or in per son as follows; Lake City, February 4th and 6th. Scranton February 6th. Cowards February 11th. Timmonsville February 12th ami 13th. Cartersville February 18th. Olanta, February 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. Altman, Hannah J. H. Humphries, Sardis J. G. Eaddy, Kingsburg C. H. Jones, Laangston School House. B. I. Lawrence, Elim. J. W. Wallace, Mars Bluff R. Leo Carter, Leo. B. J. Hyman, Pamplico. Charlie Poston, Poston J. W. Holliday, Salem. J. A. Carter, Prospect. In making your returns, especially if mailed to my office, please place proper P. O. address on return. 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. CHAS. M. McCURRY Auditor Florence County E. Lillian Armstrong, D. C. J. D. Babcock, D. C. ARMSTRONG & BABCOCK CHIROPRACTORS Drugless Methods. Room 1 Barringer Building, S. W. Corner Evans and Dargan Streets Two Entrances) Chronic Conditions A Specialty. Phone 562. Florence, 8. C. CONSULTATION FREE Hours: 10:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. 2:30 p. m to 7:00 p. ni. ♦ BUCHANAN CLOTHES # + HOSPITAL « ♦ 117 E Evan* * ♦ Cleaning, pressing and repair- 4 <9 Ing. If you arc hard to please 4 + give us a trial. Work called • 4 for and delivered. 4 Phone I98-W For Freeh lowest cash prices on Meats and Fish Peoples Cash Market Josh Robinson, Proprietor 205 E. Evans 8t. **************** ee ••••••••«••• ee ee • 8. Vaughan Furniture Co. * • E. L. Oulla, Manager * • FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND • • EMBALMER8 • • Phones • • : Office 12- Residence 86E-V • to M**e*M* •••••• •• **************** * * * J. «. Mcf ASTER, M. a * * Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat * * Office Barringer Building • * Hours: 9 to 2, 3:30 to 6. * * Phono 23B-W. * **************** TO ALL ADVERTISERS i'HICHESTER '3 FiLLb E tll« in Red tnd Uold >xe$, sealed with Dluo Ribbovk. DIAMOND mUMi PiUUMot « ft y tars known as Hest. :>afcst. 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