Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Florence 'Daily times FRAME NEW GOOD ROADS LEGISLATION MESSRS. ANDERSON AND ELLER BE OF FLORENCE VOTE AGAINST IT CONSIDER- TION l O’DOWD THEATRE i IME often takes men by surprise, darelessly and indifferently they let the years slip along. Then suddenly Old Age ealls a halt and throws them back up on their well-spent, but ill-saved resources. ■ You will not always have your present pro ducing power.. Prepare for the day when it begins to wane. Save while making. A bank account is a fortification which Fath er Time never penetrates. Sav ing need not mean sacrifice. It is the purpose of this bank to show you how your own personal problems can be solved with out inconvenience or embarrassment. Ask yout, friends who are with us, or call anytime between 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. First National Bank Florence, S. C. iCoumbia. Feb. 20—Unless leglsTa tion is passed at this session of the. General Assembly providing for tne i construction of permanent highways i in South Carolina, this state wilt lo.se $1,167,735.05 ogered, by the Fed feral government to state contingent V)n the state spending a like amount on permanent highways. This fact is staring members ot the General Assembly in tho face, also the fact that the people of Sourn Carolina are helping to pay for roads that are being built in other states through Federal aid. The House of Representatives Tues day night killed legislation looklm* to the construction of permanent 'highways. With the session only ten jdays at most to run, and realizing That not one hand had been lifted to the lifting of the state out of tho .mud, the members of the House yc* terday seemed to suddnly awaken to the fact something would have to Be done and done quick, or also that state would lose the Federal Aid and also that the people of the Stale who had been looking to them for relief from the mud would be terribly disappointed. / The House members got to gether •yesterday with the result that new legislation was framed and every effort will be made to rush through both houses. The demand for better roads is so strong and insistent that the mem, bers do not feel inclined to return to their homes without having taken some steps to better them. Representatives Ellerbe and Ander son of Florence voted against good roads Igislation. MONEY MONEY MONEY Our facilities for handling real estate mortgage loans are un- »• limited.* We are representatives of Eastern mortgage company with immense resources, therefore, you should not hesitate to have us serve you. Correspondence solicited. REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO., P. W. Wilton, Pro*. L. B. Harper, Bee I T ♦ i I I I I T f r t T T ? T 1 T ? T f T ♦♦♦ Today and Tomorrow The Efiggest Senation of the Year Anita Stewart in “Virtuous Wives” From the story by Owen Johnson as pub lished in book form and the Cosmopolitan magazine. Adults 25c, Children 10 and 15c f Saturday The Lure of The Circus and Charley Chaplin Also Sherley Mason in “Come On In” A Paramount Comedy Drama Monday A Big Western Special “Her Man” Laid in the hilly country of Kentucky, the Cumberland Moun tains, that land of yesterday where primitive passions over ride civilized laws, where might is right. Also Smiling Billy Parson In his latest two reel comedy and a Pathe News. f T ? ? f f i f ♦fiS f T f i Y Y T f Y f T f Yi ? Y f f ❖ Dr. Guy E. Snavely Gets Higher Position Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 20.—Dr. Guy E Snavely, for several months assistant business manager of the Southern Di- vision of the American Red Cross, I has been appointed osshiiant to the j general manager of the American Red Cross in Washington. Prior to his present position Dr.! Snavely was”director of the bureau! of extension of the Southern Division | and in that capacity established a re cord for the organization of new Red Cross chapters. His work as assis: tant manager of the division has been equally as successful. Dr. Snavely will go to Washington ^t an early date and will have generl ■al supervision over all divisions in the country. Read The Want Ads We Belong to the Chamber of Commerce BECAUSE “It is working to make the Community a Better Place in Which to Live and do Business.” Are you a member? If not, join at first opportunity. Consolidated Insurance - Agency, J. B. Aiken, Mgr., Williamson Building Receipts are lost and denied. Money remitted by mail goes astray and its receipt is forgotten. The Best and indisputable evdence of money paid and received is the can celed check. Then Think of the Convpn?eu2e Pay all bills, make all remittances by che. k ::*v! avoid disputes. PAJHIO BMK 8 THUS! COM ' Florence, S. C. “The Barj< on the Corner’’ OFFICERS W. R. Barringer Pres. Dr. F. H. McLeod Vico Pres S. I Sulzbacher, Vice Pres E. H. Lucas, Cashier W. A. Beaty, Jr, Asst Cashier IMP THEATRE The Best In Picture and Music is the kettle WELL KNOWN MINISTER SAYS, “I HOPE THAT EVER YONE WILL TAKE TH IS FINE NEW REMEDY” Today AL SHAFFER Presents “ The Girl From Milwaukee” A high class musical comedy, with many pleasing specialities. This show is sure to please you. Staged with the Company’s own scenery and electrical effects. This is Mr. Shaffer s feature attraction. Also Juanita Hanson in “The Sea Flower” Complete change of pro gram Tomorrow -mi T-^ —V— —— 4 . 1 ~ - f — —T— -V— — "L. —T — trYa t —j——j— (j— (j——j— "A* *•*****•* ""A"” "”4"” "A— $200.00 Cash Prizes for the best answers You never saw me, folks, did you, without the famous kettle on my tail? Everybody wonders why it’s there. Well I’ve never told the secret yet, but now I’m going to give everybody who reads this a chance to guess it, and at the same time win one of a number of liberal money prizes. Come one, come all!—Help solve the great mystery! Here’s how to wm: , “I felt all run dbvVn when I began j that while drinking coffee I would to take, this new Peplax and now I! shake the liquid right out of the cup. ’ 4. wish that everyone could try it and j “I was constipated and my system gain the relief I have received. ! was so clogged up that I would have ' 4* This splendid unequalled statement Voneerning the new Nature medicine that has created a real sensation here, was made by the Rev, Kelly of Dentsville, S C Th's endorsement remarkable as it may seem, is but one of many given by leading citizens, professional and business men and men and women workers here. Every day such stor ies are told right here. So interesting is the statement of this minister that it is given in full: I “For three years,” the Rev’ Mr. Kelly said, “I suffered from stomach . and liver trouble. Medicine after | medicine I took, but without relief. I felt completely run down. “I could not sleep well. I was ner vous at all times. I was so nervous a burning sensation in my stomach after meals. „„ “Peplax was so well recommended ' *I* R. J. F. *° me ’ an d its Nature elements ap pealed to me so that I decided to try it and now while I address my con gregation I feel like a new man. “I sleep better and I am not ner vous. My hands are steady. Peplax has done more for me than any medl rdne I have ever taken. I am sixty five years old and I am very glad to have found at this time such a won !•• derful medicine as Peplax. I wish • • all could try it and gain their relief." ;*f* Every one can try this new Peplax r for it is being specially introduced and recommended at the F. I 7 . Lake Drug Store. And Peplax is recom mended by leading druggists and drug stores everywhere. WHEN SEEKING A HOUSE J don’t tire your wife and yourself out wandering, up and down the city. Many of the best bargains in houses for sale have no sign or. them. They are on our books however and we can save you lots of time, trou ble and money if you will cull and consult us. LUCAS & BRONSON Real Estate Dealers Fint, there's no string on this contest. Anybody interested in horses or mules is urged to send in an answer. All I ask is that you don’t use more than 100 words, and that you be sure to mention "Checkerboard Bags” (in which Purina Feeds are always packed). Now, don't be afraid—come on in everybodyl The best answers take the prizes— regardless of fancy language or swell handwriting. Plain -Horse Sense’* ideas on a post card may win. Second, sign your name plainly, and also tell me the name of your feed dealer. Third, mail your guess so or btfort National Maud Purina Day. That is February ?5th. — I selected it; snecially because my favorite feed, Purina O-Molenc, saves my owner 25% of his feed. Purina O'Molene is wonderful feed for mules and horses. 1 know, ’cause I’m a mule myself. It is economical, because 1 like it, and assimilate all of h that I cat. I never have trouble digutinz all of my O-Molene. Also, it makes me husky and healthy, so that I can do more work for my owner. Now then, here are the prizet: For the best answer the prize will be $100.00 For the next best answer the prize will be $25.00 For the next best answer the prize will be $10.00 To the dealer whose customer wins 1st prize $50.00 To the dealer whose customer wins 2nd prize$10.00 To the dealer whose customer wins 3rd prize $5.00 Thejudgee will bet WALKER RILL, President Mechanics - American Na tional Bank, St. Louis, Mo. A.G. WHITE, Advertising Manager. Brown Shoe Co.. 0t. Louis, Mo. WM. Purina Mills, St. Lou MASONIC NOTICE A special communication of Hamp ton Lodge No. 205, A. F. M. will be held in the Blue Lodge Room, Mas onic Temple Building or Friday even ing, February 21st, at eight o'clock. Ail members and visiting Crafts-, men are invited. . Work in the Fellow Craft Degree. Jeter Rollins, Worshipful Mas er. H. K. Gilb< rt, Secretary. H. DANFORTH, President and Founder of ' ouis. Mo. The winning answers will be mailed to you on or before March 25th. Send your guess straight to me (and hurry) addressed to v’ -A Care Purina Mills, St. Louis, Mo. Be sure and get your guess in this week NESMITH-POWELL CO„ General Distributors Phone 66 Florence, S. C. CHICHESTER SPILLS BRAND XADIES f — Ask jour UrumM for CHI-CHES-TER’S A DIAMOND BRAND PILLS in Red Bnil/yi\ Gold metallic boxes, sealed with Blue\W/ Ribbon. Tam no other, nuj or jour \y ®rug*t*l and »»k For CIII.CltEP-TF.il H DIAMOND Bit AN D PILLS, tor twenty-fl-*. years regarded as Best,Safest, Always Re'loo;:. SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTf EVERYWHERE ifcSTBO c/i 3C c/3 co OS O £ < Q Z. 2 —i SOLD EVERYWHERE (neek-Neal Coffee Co. JACKSONVILLE HOUSTON o NASHVILLE 7) Richmond Can’t sleep! Can’t eat! Can’t even digest what little you do eat! » . One or two doses til*— ARMY & NAVY «^M8r jfrtl DYSPEPSIA TABLETS 25 cents a package at all Druggists, or sent to any address postpaid, by the ^ U. s. ARMY & NAVY TABLET CO. 260 West Broadway, N.Y« will make you feel ten years younger. Best known rerredy for Constipation, Sour Stomach and Dyspepsia.