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'H i. •* T IME often. t^kes men by surprise Carelessly and indifferently they let ‘ the years slip along. .Then suddenly Old Age calls 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 your friends who are with us, or call anytime between 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. First National Bank Florence, S. C. Be sure and attend the meeting at Pinewood Club on Thursday, February 27th. The Florence Daily Times O'DOWD THE A TRE % a - Today Y Hands Up and Fatty Arbuckle Also Pauline Stark and Joe King in “Irish Eyes” The tendefcjjpjfcance of: a Fisherman's < daughter. ~ ; 7 Special NexVThursday* * * * * ***** SPICE OF LIFE. •ar in “The Hell Cat” A Comedy and A Bray Pictograph The fitory of a woman wW fbught with men as a man who ; fought with one man to the death and won. It is thrilling in its effect, and absorbing in its simplicity. The scenes are laid in Great West Also Adults 20c, Children 10 and 15c Friday John Barrymore in “On The Quiet” It’s a secret, but may be we’ll let you in on it if you promise not tob reathe it to asoul. Based on the stage success by Augus tus Thomas. Also a : M (fyl Burton Holmes Travelno-no * * * ********.** * "To what branch of the service do Ithe baby tanks belong?’’ ’i suppose, to the infantry.”—Balti more. American. First Moth: "Why so thin and em aciated tills spring, brother ?’ Second Ditto: “I was shut up all winter with a young ladies bathing suit. Not another bite to eat in (he closet!”—Funch Bowl. into n taltery of heavy aitillery on the Mcmdidi^ (front.~ A begrfmed battery man halted him from a cov Floyd Gibbons some time ago rode ert of green sods and camouflage where a six-inch. gun sQuatted: ”\our with the Chicago Tribune, ain’t yt>p?*’ “Yes',. answered Gibbopg, "why?”.Well, I just thought Id tell you that the fellow of this battery have got favorite line of daily read ing matter of their own these days.’ "What do you call it?” enquired Gibbons. “We call it the old Flannel Shirt,” answered the gunner. “Almost any time you can see a fel low round here goin’ through his copy of it for hours at a time. He’k al ways sure to find something interest in’ too. We may not be what youd call bookworms in this bunch, but we certainly are the champion little cootie-chasers of the United States Army. EXTRA SPECIAL Triumphant Return Tour of Last Season’s Greatest Success Matinee and Night O’DOWD, WED,, Theatre Feb. - 26 LE COMTE & FLESH ER-Present THE TIMELY AND PATRIOTIC MUSICAL NOVELTV WITH MILITARY ATMOSPHERE u < sept 816 «*>*.«.■ ^^EMlBTSWIFTt SAUCY CAST ~ Hll* BRIGADE OF WONDERFUL GIRLS All New 1918-19 Edition Elaborated Score of Tingling, Jingling Musical Gems And the Famous Run Board Beauty Show Don't Miss The Big Patriotic Spectacles “VICTORY” “PEACE” “LIBERTY FOREVER” A §upreme Triumph in Modern Stage Production , • Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c * ♦ . , Seat Sale Monday, Mail and Phone Orders v Now . - ass* . ■ IM THEATRE The Best In Picture and Music Regular admission 5c; 10c and 15c Today Anna Q. Nilsson and Franklin Farnum in “In Judgment Of” A story of trust and devotion packed full of Action, excitement, adventure, mys tery and romance. Wednesday Constance Talmadge in “Goodnight Paul.” This is said to he Miss Talraadges best and you can rest as sured that you will see a good how. Alo a good comedy. The editor of a Kansa paper went to attend a party given by one of his neighbert.', where just a few weeks before the home had been blessed with a new baby. The hostess met I him at the door, and, after the usual L.H»| l, HM'^ l H**l* , l"l ,, l* l H* , r i M"l , *I''I' l I"|"H*TT l I'TTTT‘* I *"l‘'I''t'y ] salu atlon, he asked after the baby’s 4* health The lady wae hard of hear ing, had a bad cold, and. thinking he was asking about herself answered that although she usually had one every winter, this was the worst one she had ever had, it kept 'her af, wake Lat night a great deal and at first con fined her to her bed. Then noticing that thu edfoor was acting very strangely, she said that she could tell by his looks and actions that he was going to have one just like hers, and she asked him 'to come in out of the draft and sit down.—The Keystone. The cub reporter assigned to cover a. local wedding sauntered hack into the editorial rooms of his paper. “Wner’s your story,” called the im patient city editor. “Hand ii across.” ‘Sorry.” said the cub monchalantly, “but there was nothing to report! The bridegroom never showed up!” —Christian Register. With a stormy look on his face, the master of the house way laid the »ei vent in the kitchen. “Look here, he began, angrily, "how dare you tell my wife what time I came home this morning after I told you not to. The Irish gird eyed him steadily. "Sure an’ Oi didn’t she replied calmly.- The an’ Oi didn’t she replied calmy. "She asked me what time yez came in, and Oi towld her that li was too busy gettln’ breakfast ready to look at the clock.' Tit Bits. I " T ~'2 Afraid Our Costs Run Too High London, Feb. 25—Belief that because of the high cost of production of iron and steel in America, the United States will no 1 , be able successfully to compete with Great Britain in neutral markets, is expressed in trade circles 'Z.lhere, says a statement made by the ,, American Chamber of Commerce in * • London. « »i The United Kindom, it was assert- * • ed, w'll maintain first place in tlwse •• i industries if it gets assistance from * • the state and has no trouble from lab- * •' or Great -ui ivity is to be seen * * amongmanufaeturers who are convert * * ing their machinery to a peace basis. * | To meet the demands of steel makers , , the government is seeking to secure . 1,000.000 ions of pig-iron from the Uni- ^ 1 ted States' for deliver}’’ this year. Germany, thr| chief pre-war com petitor of Great Britain, has tempor arily, at least, been removed from the field. Twenty years ago Great Bri tain fixpon'ed lour times as much steel as Germany but in the last year be fore the war. it is said, Germany ex ported a million tons more than Great Britain. Convenience j 11111111111111111111111111111111111111II111111111111 i 11111111111 Receipts are lost and denied. I , Money remitted by mail goes astray and its receipt is forgotten. The Best and indisputable ev'dence of money paid and received is the can celed check. Then Think of the Convenience Pay all bills, make all remittances by check ami avoid disputes. PAlNimO BANK & TRUST CO MPANY Florence, S. C. “The Bank on the Corner” OFFICERS \V. U. Barringer Pres. Dr. F. H. McLeod Vice Pres S. I Sulzbacher, Vice Pres E. H. Lucas, Cashier \V. A. Beaty, Jr, Asst Cashier Wanted—All the business and professional men of Florence to attend get-to-gether meeting Pinewood Club, Feb. 27th. Some New Listings Just Added to Our For Sales List. Attractive Property Fine Locations EASY TERMS No. 604 East Evans Street, 7 roomsLot 50x100 i. Price $4,000 [No. 310 West Cheves Street, 7 rooms,Lot 60x200 __ Price $7J>00 South Warley Street, 5 rooms, Lot 60x280 .. .. Price $3,250 South Warley Street, 5 rooms. Lot 60x280 -- Price $2,500 South’' Warley Street, 4 rooms Lot 50x214 — .. Price $2,000 Wanted—All the business and professional men of Florence to attend get-to-gether meeting Pinewood Club, Feb. 27th. REMEMBER THE DATE DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND Big 'Meeting -AT- PINEWOOD CLUB Tlturs. Feb. 27th Be sure and attend the meeting at Pinewood Club on Thursday, February 27th. DON’T BE BALD 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 jou. Correspondence solicited. REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO.. P. W, Wilson, Pres. L. B. Harper, Sec How To Make Hair Grow | Thick And Lustrous . 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WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN SHOWING THEM TO PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS AT ANY TIME. LUCAS & BRUNSON Real Estate Be sure and attend the meeting at Pinewood Club on Thursday, February 27th. Wanted—All the business and professional men of Florence to attend get-to-gether meeting Pinewood Club, Feb. 27th. uigestion and Assimilation.j It is. not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assinii lated that gives strength and vital ity to the system. It is claimed that only one half as much food is requir ed w'heu 4t is thoroughly masticat ed. If you are troubled with indi gestion* mastlca^s your food 'thor oughly and take one of Chamber lain's Tablets immediately after sup per and see if you do not feel much beter in a day ortwo. We Belong to the Chamber of Commerce BECAUSE “It offers to the individual an opportuni ty to render unselfish public service which he, acting along, could not perform and which he, as a citizen, owes to the com munity in which he lives.” Are you a member? 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