Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Two impor tant factors make it practical for this work: First, the low cost of the equipment; plants can be installed complete from $700 up, depending upon size and capaci- ty. Second, the short time required to pro duce ice, four to six 'hours, this means low operation cost; furth er the fact that any kind of motive power may be used, and plant construction so simple that any one can operate it. Col. W. C. Grant of Texas Inventor and Don’t Fail to See Demonstration Feb. 21 to 26 inclusive at Gibbs Machinery Go. COLUMBIA, S. C. manufacturing and sales company has been organized here with a capi tal of $100,000.00. This company has the exclusive manufacturing and selling rights for the Quick lee Mak ing Machine in the State of South Carolina. The stock in this company has been divided into 10,000.00 shares at par value of $10.00 a share. • Part of this stock will be placed on the market immediately to be sold at par. Not more than $1,000 of this stock, however, will be sold to any one individual purchaser. The money derived from the sale o^ stock is to be used principally in plac ing orders for the manufacture of these small ice plants to supply the demand which will be developed through an intensive sales campaign dur ing the coming Sum mer season. It is pro posed for the present to have the machines manufactured for us on contract. Later it , is proposed to build a factory in this city with facilities for making the complete machine here as fast as the demand for them is developed. patentee of the Quick Ice Making Machine, is in Columbia and has su pervised the installation of a demon strating machine which will be in op* eration here for a week at the Gibbes Machinery Co. A South Carolina The Sale of stock in The Quick Ice Making Machine Co., will be handled exclusively by The De Loach Realty Co., Inc., No. 1. Clark Building, Col umbia, S. C. Further particulars may be secured by addressing them. *• > * The Quick Ice Making Machine Co. Inc., Columbia, South Carolina. OFFICERS: N. T. Dawsey, President J. C. Townsend, Vice President E. K. DeLoach, Sec. Tres. and Gen. Mgr. DIRECTORS: W. C. Grant N. T. Dawsey J. C. Townsend E. K. De Loach "MV SOMER tir GOOD TO LOOK «T SHAPELY AND GAILY DRESSED' CHORUS AND VIVACIOUS ' LEADING LADY WERE FEATURES J ! (From The Charlotte News) ;| Xotahly strong in the beauty and'I youthfulness of its chorus and theil gorgeous costumes worn by its lead! J ing lady. Miss Gudrum Walberg, “My!! Soldier Girl” a musical comedy with a military atmosphere, as the pro gram has it, was presented twice here yesterday in the City Auditor ium theater, at 3 and at 8:30 p. m. The show is rather a musical revue than a musical comedy and has just enough plot and purpose to have in ter woven in the woof and warp of the two acts many tuneful, jingling melodies. The rendering of these give the eye filling chorus several opportunities to parade itself down a mn way through the middle of the audience and to sing the melodies as they parade. The costumes worn by the chorus were elegant and costly. Miss Walberg, leading lady of the production a young woman of French birth and recent introduction to the* American stage, but who speaks Eng lish without a trace of accent and very delightfully, designed the cos tames which both she and the chorus appeared, the program says, whicn Proves her artistry in an unusual way Site was the most industrious chang er of costumes that lias anpeared on a local stage in a long while, making no less than fifteen changes during the evening. She is very vivacious and gamboled * jollily through every scene. The motive runninb through fife slender plot is a pleasant one and finds expression in portraying the patriotic feeling that has recently en gulfed the nation. The audiences yet to see the show as it travels over *i.e south will spend a very enjoy able evening with it. A detachment rt'om Camp Greene constituted a re gimental theater party at yesterday's matinee and to say that they had a "large evening is putting it mildly. ANNOUNCING The return after a most successful buying trip in New York of Miss SCRUGGS !■ Beautiful Spring MILLINERY Now rpady for your inspection. A ship ment just received includes all the seasons very latest styles and shapes and is the most elaborate showing we have every had on display. Supplementing our regular force of mil liners we will have with us this season, Miss Shaw of New York who has had a broad experience with some of the largest milliners of both the north and south. Hayes’ Healing Honey. Stops 'the Tickle. Heals the Throat aid Cures the Cough. Price r5c A force box of O-PEX-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and Croup is enclosed with evey bottle. FINAL DISCHARGE REDUCTION PLEDGE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of ; Xo. Acres Planted in 1918 Xo. Acres Planted in 1919 _ I hereby promise on my honor and agree to reduce my cotton acreage for the year 1919 as compared with the year 1918, 33 1-3 per cent, or as per AH parties interested will please take notice that Elizabeth B. Douglas Admx, of the estate of E. F. Douglas has this day made application unto. a . . the Court of Probate of Florence | lgneu county for final discharge as such Admx., and that the 1st day of March | 1919, at 10 o'clock, a. m. is the time i appointed for a hearing in the matter.; H. A. BRUXSON Judge of Probate, Florence County schedule shown hereon, and to reduce my commercial fertilizer on cotto.i for the year 1919 as compared with 1918, 50 per cent. Address Witness 191 t ; t Patriotic To your city as well as to your country. Help your citygrow and prosper by sur- porting your Chamber of Commerce. Do your bit. Do whatever you can to make Florence a bigger, better, busier city and you will share the benefits. “200 Members by March 1st” HOLD YOUR COTTON And Store It With The Pee Dee Fair Association We have facilities for storing an unlimited amount of cotton. The rates charged will be 50c and 75c, watchman will be kept on the grounds. For further information see C. G. BROWN Florence Chamber of Commerce