The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, February 19, 1919, Image 2
WEDNESDAY AFTER NOON, FEB. 19, 1919
imm DAILY TIMES
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Florence, 8. C., by
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II is gratifying ‘lo nrte that anoth
er routing nx-eling of the buslneas
and profissional nton cf t)he city is
soon to be heid at Pinewood Club. It
will bo in • the nature ct a gett o-
gether nieeting such as etas held
there some days ago, but its primary
object will be to inaugurate a move
ment for 'ihe reorganization and en
largement of the Chamber of Com
merce. It has been three years
since the business people of Florence
■thraa ~ 1 wjI have been spiiroached Wj»h respect to
dlx Months jtg'oQ jnemberirldp in this working body. It
Ckic Year M ,, t6.0C is not only h'gh itime that another
4ft ^ campaign weic put on for a revival
of interest in the organization, but.
the moment has been well chosen.
There is a strong feeling of optimism
among the businecs interests of tlte
city. Men cf vision see clearly the
wonderful possibilities this communi
ty offers. New that war activities
■ - , v m * »,
f ObitoariM, carui ot thanka and
notices ot all kinds, purely personal
In their nature or In the nature of
g vertisements, such as church fairs,
d anything ot a money-mkklng na
ture are invariably charged tor.
Entered as second elass matter,
December 8, 1900, at the poitoSLoe «t
Florence, 8. C., under the Ast ot Con-
gress, March S 1878
i tne local news published herein. |
Member of Tht Asoeclated - Preee
( The Associated Press Is ex-
fcluslvely entitled to the nse for
{ repubUcation of all news dispatch-
\eo credited to it or not otherwise
f credited In this paper and also
have cc.tsed, to a Prge extent, these
men are tager tc- (urn their energies
to (he upbuilding of their city. We
Ibavc found ourselves liere in Flor
ence. We have come to realize that,
we can do big i lungs, and the move-
mont for an enlarged Chamber of
Commerce will result in a tremend
ous success.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, 1919
at
A CORRECTION
'Editor The Times, Sir:
In reporting Monday’s owing
r ~'=-fthe Council Chamber, I erroneously
The Weather I stated that Mrs. E. E. Howell had
Fair tonight and Thursday, warmer, t been appointed on the committee ol
In the East increasing cloudiness, /invitation, it should have been Mrs.
Wind North tc North e*«»t I I- Wilcox. I am entirely to blamt
. « for the error and will exeatly appre
THERMO METRIC READING
..Maxhium 55
'".Minimum 29
At 7-30 .. 3^
Wind north-east.
elate your publishing this correction
for me.
Mrs. Hartwell >1. Ayer
■ Hhf ATI N UDE OF GERMANY.
Some anxiety is expressed over the
at .itude which the Germans are tak
ing. It is doubtiul it they give nnj
but a loreed assent to the terms of
peace. They are constantly throwing
resolution calls
HOLDING CROP
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leston and other cities of the State
and the boards of trade of the varl
ons cities of the State be and are
hereby requested to cooperate and
assist in every way possible with
Vhese plans for the reduction of cot
ton acreage.
Also be it further Resolved, That
Ihe secretaries of the chambers of
bommeree and boards of trade of the
Aauious citie| of the State call a
hieeting for the purpose of passing
'resolutions to be sent to the various
boards of trade and chambers of com
hierce of the various cities of the cot
ton belt, urging their cooperation in
bvery way possible to carry into ef
ffret and force these plans for the re
duction of cotton acreage.
Delegates to New Orleans Convention
Be it resolver, That the Governor is
iiercby lequcsted to appoint as dele
gai es to the New Orleans convention
on Febi nary 17 to 19, on representa
tive from each countv with six rep.ro
sentatives at large. The dtoegaijas
being so appointed are hereby in
struored to a and for 0 price of noi
hss than thirty-five cents, basis mid
diing, for cotton now oh hand, one-
third reduction in cotton aceage, as
outlined under resolution, and at) per
com reduction in commercial fetili
rors of amount used in 1918 for cSt
ton used in 1919, for cotton, and
every effort to have the plans put into
force ir South Carolina and adopted
hv the various Stales in theh cotton
belt.
Resolved, That this convention re
quest tiie Legislature to make an ap
propjii:i| ton to defray the expanse of
a representative of cotton in the
peace conference and ask all other cot
ton-growing States to join us in pro.
Viding funds • o defray the expense of
such delegate and necessary eleriral
/’ore”; such delegate fo be appointed
jointly by the Governors of the eo-i on
growing States.
R.sscl.tion for the Press.
Be it further Resolved That a erny
of these rovoiuttens lie furnished the
nves.s with the request hlmt they give
same all the pubiity possible and
with .he fit j her request that they eo
operate in r\orv wr.y possible for the
carrying mwo effect and force of this
movetm'ti rnd furVier request
that they take up through the organi
zatien :nd otherwise the maker of
pcpernflon with ' his movement with
TIMES WANT A£s
Read them for profit—Use them for results
One Mnt a word. No advartloemont taken ftt.
low than tto cash In advaaoe No phone ordora
One Insertion ... tto
Throe Insert Ions ... 50*
One Week (Six Insertions — ftl-QQ
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Miscellaneous
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WANTED—Three unfurnished ream:-
suitable for light housekeeping,
Phone »94.
one third in the entire State.
Be it further Resolved, That the of-
ftriala of the South Carolina Bankers'
Association are hereby earnestly re-jibe prass taroughon the cotton belt,
out intimations that a wan ! guested to at once communicate with : n!1; ; use every effort tc secure the
. r nid > | the officials of similar associations of lU) j ( ed effort of the press for the re
arise, it various points, regarded by j each of the cotton growing States’
the allies as essentiad to a just peace I,n(l earnestly request that they adopt
are insisted upon 'j !r « same plans and only grant loans
If . , whore there is proof ef reduction of
•ie lerniaus get the idea that ore third in the cotton acreage an.I
this country and Us allies are so sick j further request lhat these associa-
of wa.* that tjhey would
the dully press during the entire cam
\V ANTED.. Automoble salesman.
Must be a hustler with abilrry.
Popular line of cars to handle and
a good propersition to right party.
P. Q. B. 15, City %
WANTED—Lady or man of good
standing in their neighborhood, to
devo'e several hours each months
tocollecting our accounts i|om
member of the Mm hcr’s* Magazine
Homo Club. Splendid opportunity
for some one wiho has a little
spare time each month to earn
some extra money. F. O. Cong
don, 918 Austell Building, Atlanta
Ga.
WANTED—Manager for six-horse
farm. Apply F. M. Rogers, Flor
ence, S. C.
STILL HAVE at my home five
young horses and mules left from
the sale. If you are interested hi j
horses or mules, come out and look T
them over. A bargain awaits you.
J. Archie Muldrow.
ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS ,
Business Cards, Wedding Invitai
lions. Monogram StatiOnnery. See
samples and gel prees, J. E'.
Paniell, Times OfRce.
For Sale
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 lor
itself. J. V. Carter, Lake City, S.
C.
FOR SALE—One 1918 Mitchell six
ttouring car. Xt ver run but about
.VJO) miles and in good conditior-
tliroiighcut. Will be said at a sa- j
erifice as owner is leaving town *
and libs no use for car. A genuine 1 :
bargain for anyone wants a good 1 ;
oar. Will trade for liberty bonds j
or cotton. Cain be seen ai McTag- |
get Motor Salea Co., West Evans ,
St. j
PROTECT YOUR EYES AS YOU
WOULD YOUR MONEY
You value your eye-sight more than
anything in the world.
Don’t wear a disfiguring pair of Spex.
Wear glasses that are accurate and be
coming.
Our stock is complete. We solicit your
inspection.
Optical Department
SULZBACHER JEWELRY CO.
Established 1884
ir#>«umwtv.a
mncjM vwvru* « <1
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;'wriion of co ton acreage.
The Commissioners of Agriculture of
Each State Requested to Help in Se
curing of Pledges and to Publish in
Daily Press Numbers of Pledges.
Tiie commissicnei of Agriculture is
again, it would no be n, - •> T ! E SUtes To'form^ sS ^ ^ Ie ^ ted ,0 m8ke *>« Wic ln
fore ihe Germans would breariLl’ ma^fforrid^ an< ’ ,>8i!;n n " n , ,bpr f H ' gn ( atUre . S
again, kut if this country and Us | ^o.ution for President of
lalhes take a firm position, say what j , t ftlrth( , r Th a t ' Ple ' U ’ 0s arp ,0 be secured from a,!
„ j farmers, both wht e and colored.
of Richmond
:Mr will- ihe nMa f,.- reiin. »in..‘ #.?! and of Atlanta Requested to Render
'FOR SALE—6 room house—made of,
best long leaf pine. Apply 216 W. J
Palmetto St.
FOR SALE Urge Carolina Shad. I
L. J. Rodins, Poor Man’s Friend.
FOR SALTS— Fresh water .bream, 1
trout ami Spanish mackerel. L. J.
R' llins, Poor Man’s Friend.
1 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 aiAl is,.
Air cooled. J. V. Carter, Lake City,' F0R SALE New Anderson Sedan
1
1
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Touring Car
in good condition. Apply W. R.
Barringer. j
COTTON INSURANCE
Cotton Insured in barns or other
1
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 Exprete Office
Phones 101 and 216. Use 'em.
S. C.
country and
^ hat i H further Resolved, That the
they mean and mean what they say,, presdent of tiie Farmers Union
there is little chance cf trouble for Thai ea* ‘
long time.
But the allied goveruments must
be on their guard for many years.
Mere taU^ wiil not suffice. There
must be a considerable degree of mill
tary, preparation, and a spirit among
the people that will tolerate neither
tilting nor perfidy The enemies o
America must understand Shat the
United States means business and
organization ro'iwr-‘ Feder *' Re!;erv * Ba " k
wit'- the p >• is for rcdtirtinit o’
cotton acreage »i red!: tb-n *•* :!e'
use of commercial fertilizer, forming
Every Assistance Consistent.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
Mich as he deems best to carry into | 111011(1 aml cf A i ,anta a r® ermnestly re
effect and force these plans.
Be it further Recolved, That
queu ed to render every assistance
,j )0 ! consistent in thha execution cf these
plans, in line with the work now be
tng done bv the federal reserve banks
will back up its words with acts if it! 8®scluton for Commissioner of Agri-
lias to. J culture
The Germans have now acquired re ‘trollUn^f oncl
sped for America^ fighting abllty, ( ctiininunicate with the commissioners
which they never entertained before.. (,f «tgriculture of each of the cotton
Farmers’ Union be anc?, is horoby
oainestly requested to at once tas«
up the matter of having similar | thougheut Texas. Copy of these
f-Jeps taken by the farmers’ unions ot 'iretoltti ions to be sent to the federal
reserve banks of Richmond and At
lanta.
Name of Organization.
This organization shall be known
as the South Carolina Colton Associa
’ ion, and every person present is ask
ed to enroll as a member before leav
the various States in the cotton belt
and urge that they in like manner co
operate with the movement.
If they get it tthorouguiy into
their antl i request of them coopera
heads t,Viat the American people • 'Ztlm oV'coUr'ac^agT and" com
will not. tolerate their plans for ag mercial fertilizers and urge that they
gressi m. and tvill go the limit to iio/p * 11 conjunction with the Governors
block them,'Ihe Germans will settle . ^ d hf ^,V IP „ r i . K < j!!! Ci .f. b ' , I. ! a . ITan ” e . al
down and behave
ing.
< 'o hold public meetings at the eapi-
I lals nf llioir ctoinu .1. _ _
Tltore are fifteen or twenty white
women ranging in age from 17 to SO
in the Florence count i' jail, who arc
in need of clothing and shoes. 1 was
in prison and you did pot minister
lunto me: and »n as much as ye did
pci Mln'stcr it 0 these ye did not min
passenger, six cylinder red seal
Continental motor, elegantly equip {
ped. Liberty Bonds will be accepted >
as pari payment. Or will exchange '
for touring car and difference in,
cash, or Liberty Bonds. Apply to,
J. I). Gilland, Esq, Second Floor
Masonic Temple, Florence, S. C. !
r-
FOR SALE—or exchange for Lib- i
- ■■ ' ■ — 1 ^ eriy Bonds, or other property of!
FOB. RENT-A three room house | equal value, several Maxfer ton T.uck !
with large garden. Good barn and 1
stable on premises. Apply 821 E.
Chevos St., Phono 130
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
and kitchenetts, suitable for light
housekeeping, to couple without
children. Address P. 1. Bex 265
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FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed,
room w^h modeirn convenience-.-,
and use of phone. Apply 104 Eo.
Dargan Street, or phone oW W.
CARNIVAL AT EBENEZER SCHOOL
e You are invited to attend a carniv
al at Ebeneztr School house Friday
nit!it, Fc-b. 21. Come prepared ».o
have a jelly, good tune and bring your
nickels and pennies along.
Makers, the best attachment for _
converting Fords and other cars!
into ton trucks. Apply ’to -T. D. j
Gilland, Esq., Second Floor Mas
onic Temple. Florence, S. C.
I FOR SALK—Red Cedar Shingles,
! have just received a car of Masons
Hydrate Lime. Florence Builders
Supply Co.. Phone 226.
Lost
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 1
den. Get them at
' erj huictlj. J 'Ms of their States for the purpose ! itter unto me therefore dep-vr from
Thu most brutal bul-.y is very meek. 0 * arranging and carrying into effect me tparaphrase). Anv cne desiring
-VI » V • « J J I ill »vlo rv t- n *wl 4.1 4. J • _ •
Attend the big Sale at
. Saba Dry Goods Store,
19 N. Dargan St.
FOUND'—On West Evans street, a
pair of ladies kid gloves. Owner
can have same by calling, identify
ing same and paying for this ad a)
Times office.
and humble when he sees a man
with a big club who shows a deter
mination to use it in a pinch.
FARMERS’ COMBINATIONS.
Iv does not escape atom ton
farmers are taking much more kindly
to the idea of combination than - hey
did a few years ago. It was not. long
in lln- past that you could with great
difficuby get farmers into cooperative
schemes of marketing, etc. They
were afraid some one would get too
big a salary or prove dishonest or In
capable.
As an illustration of the greater
friendliness cf the fariuar <0 coopera
Con, a dispatch from Lancaster,
Penna, was interesting. It told how
the tobacco growers of (hat couu y
hav\j just held the largest meeting o
their history, and have trganized a
stock company to buy, pack, and sell
dhe tobacco of ♦he county. Twelve
hundred growers got together and
quickly subscribed OQOj Tly.i
could not have 'happened ten years
ago.
Tiie genera! public looks on such
movements with some suspicion. If re.
pards them as probably movements
tc gel higher prices. A this meeting
it wps noted that all the growers
were anxious to learn how they could
get higher figures for their product.
Bv.'' tiiat end of the proposition will
take rartl of itself. There will al
ways be competition in raising farm
products. No combination of growers
can keep prices up artifically. The
main thing Is that the fanners dhall
get 1 the idea of cooperating in efforts
to do things on large and standard
ed scales. That must inevitably lend
lo reduce costs and prove of benefit
ba h to producers end consumers.
<■ plans and yiat they set a re < to help (hese unfortunates to
gular day tor ‘‘Reducton Pledge Ihomes and pay their wav back
Day."
Requesting Assistance of- United
States Agricultural Department
Be it further Resolved. That the I
their homes.
pay
can phone 17?. J.
W.C.Blount.
ANNOUNCEMENT *
tha'j 1Tn 'Ted States Agricultural Depart-! Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Stokes annottn-
I ment be requested by tiie Commis-'ce the innrriave of their daughter
uioner of Agriculture of South Gar! Rivil Lee to Mr. Julius J. Boksen.
olina and the Governor to cooper i March tiie 12th. 1919 “At Home”
i-ti with this plan for -hhe reduction I Florence, S. C. %
of cotton acreage throughout the cot
ton .bolt; that they use the various! NOTICE OF MEETING
demonstration officials and literature j The Woman's Missionary Society
and take any other such action as'"'>•! meet at Mrs. L B. Salters Thurs
they deem wise for tiie purpose or afternoon at 4:00 p m
pointing out and assisting in carry
ing into effect the reduction of cot
ton acreage one third and increase'll)
the planting of grain and food crops.
Be it further Resolved, That the
'Commissioner of Agriculture is here j
by requested lo send a copy of these i
resolutions to the heads of each of An A,,anta ,nan makes new discov
the departments named in these reso 1 0, - v ‘h* 1 lnakcs an "hi face look yean,
huions, including Governors, Commls I younger. If your skin is dark, brown,
stoners of Agriculture, presidents of' or COveml with freckles or blemishes,
bankers’ association, etc., in each ofi j,lst ,,se a ,ittle t’oeotone Skin Whiten
the States of the cotton belt j ei ' ; ir ’« made with cocoanut oil and is
Be it further Resolved. That the perfectl >' harmless. A few days’ use
Commissioner of Agriculture is re- " iU im P ,ove - vour ,ook * 100 P<*r cent
quested to send copy of these reso T1,e wornoul skin conies /0 ff evenly.
■ • leaving no evidence of the treatment,
the new healthy under skin appearing
Girls Have Pretty
Face And Beau
tiful Complexion
lutions to the chambers of com
merce and boards of trade in each
ihe cities in Our State.
Resolution State Warehouse Commis
sioner
Be it further Resolved. That the
State warehouse commissioner be
and is hereby earnestly requested to
at once communicate with the State
warehouse commissioners of the vari
as a lovely new- complexion.
Just ask your druggist for an ounce
; of Cocotone Skin Whitener, and if he
jwill not supply you send twenty five
i cents to The Focotone Co.. Atlanta,
Ga., and they will send you a box by
I return mail.
1 If your hair is hard to comb, is
ons ‘stniP* <n ti,„ 1 1. kinky, nappy ami will never stay
the roonerviinn nr fou? ^ lirRrilg straight, just use Cocotone Hair Dress
er« in this* movemnnt f C0111111,h ^! 0 -'* ing and it will become straight, long
tinn nr nnttJT vement for t J ,e . reduc soft, glossy and beautiful in a few
uSn® thM B cv In ge n 1 an f, furt ^ er clays mail orders filled 25c for large
ufgin that tl.ey, in conjunction with | box . For Sale by F . u. Drug
the Governors and other officials I Co>f Florence S. C. Darlington Drug
named, join in a call tor a meeting
cf the farmers and business men of
their State, and assist In every way
possible to put into effect and force
the plans for the reduction of cotton
acreage.
Chambers of Commerce and Beards
of Trade dfthe Cities of the State
Be it Resolved, that the Chambers _
of Commerce of Columbia and Char*
Co.. Darlington. S. C.
♦♦*♦♦+*+♦+♦♦♦♦*
M. RYAN MeCOWN ♦
Attorney at Law ♦
Office: 2nd floor ♦
Williamson Building ♦
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Do You Believe in
Signs? Here are a
Few
THE LARGEST
THE BERT
THE MOST
THE GREATEST
THE ONLY
THE LATEST
We don’t think you do. there
fore we don't run to the super
lative in our printed word.
For Instance, we nlopa with .«
large part of the city’s male
population, think Hart Schafi'
ner and Marx Clothes the
highest type of ready to wear
tailoring that comes into Flor
ence and that our values a^e
tj!e heaviest in the state, but—
We'd rather bring these facts
to your notice in a dear, con
vincing way, than to throw
them at you in blurring white
puffs of bold braggadocio.
The next time you take up a
paper or magazine, just seo
how ridiculous these superla
tive claims appear, when plac
ed side by side.
In the Meantime
Hart Schaffner &
Marx Spring Suits
$40 to $55
M. R. Cannon
“The Store That Does Things”
Home of Hart Schaffner» &
Marx Clothes
LOST—Chi Col; St. Woman's Navy 1
blua coat, has fur col'ar and cuffs
Lv'.t wit it two bur kies tn back and j
ore in front initials cn coat T. S. |
• There was also a pillow wi. h coat. <
AUDITOR’S NOTICE OF
TAX RETURNS
The Auditor’s office will be open for
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, S. C.
CONSULTATION FREE
Hours; 10:00 a. in. to 1:00 p. m.
2:30 p. m to 7:00 p. m.
Reward if returned to 509 X, Rail i purpose of receiving tax returns for ^
!the fiscal year, from January 1st, 191 *
road Ave.
LOST—-Pass book
Savings Bank &
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* BUCHANAN CLOTHES 4
HOSPITAL 4
lo February 20, 1919. 4 117 E Evans 4
I Real Estate is not returnable this [4 Cleaning, pressing and repair-4
of tiie People’s I year, (except transfers and improve 4 Ing. If you are hard to please 4
I’rua Company ments) only Personal' property being 4 give us a trial. Work called 4
of Forence, S. C.. issued in favor returnable this year. 4 for and delivered. 4
of Miss Lena McMillar. Any per 1 shall attend by deputy Jr in per|^ + + + + + + + +
son finding this book is warned ison as follows; 1
Lake City, February 4th and 5th.
Scranton February 6th. |4444444444444444
Cowards February 11th.
Timmc-nsville February 12th and j Phone 198-W ,
that payment has been stopped on
all checks isued against it. Miss
Lena Mc.Mifar.
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Deposite in 13th.
No. 3152 for! Cartersville February 18th.
1917, for one : Olanta. February 20th.
I LOST—Certificate of
Bank of Florence
$8r».00,Dnted August ,
year in name of Fvander Evans. Tk ° following named deputies will
Return to Bank of Florence. ; tak(i returns for me at places named;
J. S. McKenzie, Bannockburn.
LoT- -One child light blue sweater on !
Pinstreet b i:ween Faik school i
andChurch street, or on Church !
st root bet wen Pine and (’hov“ , =
slre-'ts. Finder please return to
111 s Barringer S» and receive re- !
ward.
Pearce &Draughan
CONTRACTORS
No. 2S North Coit Street,
Florence, S. C.
House Painting, Decorating,
Graining, Enameling and Paper
Hanging. Hardwood Finishing
a Specialty. All Work Guaran
teed. Phone 321
W. B. Gillespie, Effingham
W. W. Purvis, Evergreen
E. A. Cole, Ebenezer
S. Q. Altman, Hannah
J. H. Hnmphries, Sardis
,T. G. Eaddy, Kingsburg
(’. II. Jones, Laangston School j
House.
B. 1. Lawrence, Elina.
J. W. Wallace, Mars Bluff
^ R. Leo* Carter, Leo.
B. J. Hyman, Pamplico.
Charlie Poston, Poston
J. W. Holliday. Salem.
•T. A. Carter, Prospect.
In making your returns, especially
if mailed to my office, please place i
i proper P. O. address o*n return,
i All returns on personal property j
are subject to 50 per cent penalty if,4
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
For lowMt cash prices on Fresh
Meats and Fish
Peoples Cash Market
Josh Robinson, Proprietor
205 E. Evan* St. *
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• 6. Vaughan Furniture Co. *
• E. L. Ouila, Manager - *
• FUNERAL DIRECTORS AN9 •
• EMBALMERS •
•• Phonee •
• : Office 82- Residence 6M-W *
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4 4
I * J. S. Mer ASTER, M. D. 4
’ 4 Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat 4
Office Barringer Building 4
4 Houra: 9 to 2, 8:80 to 6. 4
4 1 Phone 286-W. 4
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* FLORENCE WALL PAPER CO. 4
* H. B. Pitcher, Manager +
* Rooms Papered for $6.e0 up 4
Notice to the Public
We ave now prepared
for light and heavy haul
ing, prompt service.
Moving a specialty.
4 Ail work Guaranteed ^ * Pn Ve tte Transfer Co.
4 18 1-2 W. Evans St., Phone 258 i-|
p. O. Box 245 +
4, Florence. S. O. 4
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