Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ri'.VFTT’ ♦ The Florence Daily Times Special Showing Silks and Silk Dresses We have a large assortment of beautiful dresses recently received in Crepe de Chine and Taffetas. Included in this lot are all the popular shades and the seasons latest in style and design. Special Showing i of Silks • Step into our store today and see the lat est and most fashionable silks—the ever- popular fabrics of the year! * Women who demand beauty, style and durability as well as popular prices cannot afford to miss this extraordi- nary showing of WE MAKE BUTTONS HERE Bring your scraps and we will make but tons to match your dress Florence Dry Goods Co.. Inc. cdefdinp'SiS* ^ *rtes For your gown—Belding*s Dress Silks of exquisite color ings and newest weaves com bined with that textural qual ity which discriminating buy ers demand. For your suit—Belding*s Lining,Silks in attractive designs and unusual color combinations. For the new petticoat— Belding’s Tearless Petticoat Silks are just the proper thing for style and service. W* Mtfffwf your marly intpection of thmtm choice fabrics n 11 i :fa»H»l 'l 1 ‘l* 'l' ■1' IMP THEATRE The Best In Picture and Music Today Doris Kenyon in “At the Inn of the Blue Moon” This is the picture we ran sometime ago, and it was shipped to | | ' us again thru error. It is abeautiful dramatic story, produced in * ’ * six reels and if you did nit see it before be sm;e to see it today. a * We cannot recommend it too strongly. Also a Big V Comedy In two reels Saturday * Corinne Griffith in A Vitagraph Blue Rib- * • bon Feature “A Game With Fate” Also The Eleventh episode of “A Fight ;; for pillions” ■H 1 *!■ 11 f‘M’ i Country Property Owners Why pay from 119.00 to 924.00. when we will write your Coon* try Property Insurance (or $12.90 on the thousand of insurance? The Florence County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. • J. W. IfcCOWN, President D. E. FRASER, Secty. and Agent Office with J. D. OILLAND, Esq., Masonic Temple. Phone 880-W TO GET $60 BONUS PROVISION IN NEW REVENUE ACT BENEFITS CERTAIN SOL DIERS. Washington, Feb. 28—Attention is drawn by Senator E D Smith to a pro vision which he helped to have Insert ed in the new revenue act fOr the benefit of young men from South Carolina. The section mentioned es tablishes a bonus of $60 for certain soldiers who served in the present war and is as follows: “Sec. 1406, That all person serv ing In the military or naval froces of the TJniled States during the present war who have, since April 6, 1917, re I signed or been discharged under hon enable conditions (or, in the case of reservists, been placed cn Inactive duty), or who at any time heerafter (hut n^t later than the termination of the current enlistmrnt or term of service) in the esse of the enlisted personnel and female nurses or wlfhin one year after the termination of the penesent wn.r in the case of officers, may resign or bg discharged under hone-able renditions (or, m tb e onoe of reservists, be placed on inactive duty),'shall be paid, in addition to all O'her amonuts due them in pursuance of law. $60 each, “This (amount, shall not be paid (l) to any person who though appointed or induced <nto the military or navr»J fclroeg on or prior to Nvtmber 11, 1918, bad nt reoo/ed for duty at his' station on or prior to such date: or (2) '‘o any per™ who has already received one month's pav under the provisions of section 9 of the act entlt led ‘An act to autho-lze Mie "resident to increase temnorar»i y the militiairy es tablisment of thf United States,’ ep proved May IS. or (31 to any person who is entitled 'to retired pav; The remains of Mr. LeGett Bostic of this county, whose death occurred or (4' to the heiw or leeaTreomea t a ^mp elsewhere were brought to tatives of anv person entVled to a nyi Florence th,a mornin S and conveyed O'DOWD T HE A T RE % ♦♦♦ i Today y John Barrymore in Y “On The Quiet” X 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 Burton Holmes Travelogue % And A Pathe News Tomorrow % Elsie Ferguson in 2 2 “Heart of the Wilds’ y f A picture that shows all of the romance and all of the thrills that fill the lives of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. Also y x “The Lure of the Circus” and X X Charlie Chaplin X X X Announcing 2 2 That I have contracted for all of the new y y Paramount and Artcraft Pictures that are £ V being Nationally Advertised and will com- % % mence showing them next week.. List, of X <£> stars will be announced Tomorrow. ♦> Funeral at Zion Today;Famous Confederate Fighter Is Dead Tnvment und™ ♦hl« section who has died or may dip before recehVne such' payment in the ca c e of any p°rso« who subsequent! to senrhai’oti from the service o« abo-e snseified has boon appointed or Induced info the f m081 8 P ,enu,a y ou , n f. ,u ““' milttarr or naval force of the United ,eaves numeroU8 relatives In Floren ONE OVERLAND SIX Touring Car FOR SALE $550. This car is in good condition throughout and has an exceptionally fine motor. Equiped with self starter and lighting sys tem. Only reason for selling is that own ers have another car.. A real bargain.. Trenchard-Sparrow Lumber Co. Masonic Building State, and has been or U» again sena rated from tbe ^»rviep a. shove sued fled, only one payment of $60 shall be msde. ' “The above amount. *n the case of sepaitfion from the * o rvice on or prir to the passage of thts <v.t, ^hnll be paid as s'oon as practicable after the passage of this iact, and In the calse '■'* pcoa.ral'ion from the cm-vi-o sffor ihe passage of th« H shall be paid at tbetlme of such senarction. “The amounts l'eret n provided for shall he paid out c# th e^eoronH^'^a for ‘nay of tbe nrmv, *»».«• of tho n»w.’ respectively bv sucb di’sbtirsiog officers as mav ho designed by the Secretary of the Navy. SCOUT EXECUTIVE RTgERg TO BE IN FLORENCE SUNDAY Scout Executive J. E. Steere. of Charlotte, will address the Scouts and Citizens of Florence Sunday af. ternoon at 4 o’clock In Opera House on the Subject of the Boy Scout Move ment. Its early history and grown up to the present time, its methods of operation, why it ranks as a com raunlty asset, how it functions wttn 1 Portsmouth, Va., Feb. 28—Captain Eli H. Berry White, Assistant Engi frdm here to Mount Zion Baptist neer 0 f t jj e Confederate! Iron Clad, church, near Pamplico, where the run eral services and committal were held today. Mr. Bostic, was in the service of the Government and was a most splendid young man. He Morrimac,’’ when they fought the Monitor died here today. ce and the lower part of the county. IN BASE HOSPITAL Srgeant Herbert Wines colored of the 371st regiment arrived safeTy from France on January 19th and since then has been in the base hos pital at Camp Dix, N. J., undergoing a surgical operation. He received several wounds while on the tiring line. Cabinet Members Are Arrested Basel, Feb. 28.—Seventeen persons, including several former members of the Hungarian cabinet were arrested in Budapest charged with counter re volution and army propaganda, ac cording to Budapest advices. Governor Appoints De Loach Of Camden Columbia, Feb. 28—Governor Coop or today appointed W. B. De Loach of Camden as a member of the Board FRANCE GIVES AID TO AMERICA The pouring out of French blood and the enormous financial sacrifices are not the only aid France has given America. We are indebted to the French peasants for a perfect remedy for stomach, liver and intestinal ail ments which has not only been mar velously successful over there, but has been equally so over here. The Ingredients are imported and put up ’or sale in this country by Geo. H. Mayr, for many years a leading Chi eago chemist, under the name of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. It is a ’simple, harmless preparation that re moves the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays the inflam mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail «ient£, including appendicitis. VOne dose will convince or money refund ed. F. U. Lake Drug Co., and drug ists everywhere. (? What to Do With Your Liberty Bonds A Brand New Bit of Banking Service Available to All, Without Charge The Plan: We will receive your Liberty Bonds, in any amount, for deposit to the credit of your Savings Account, entering the amount right on your Pass Book. The Bonds will be stored in our fire and burglar proof vault, and upon request can be withdrawn at any time. As the inter est comes due we clip the coupons and credit the interest to your Savings Ac count. ' * • * * * The Result: Thus the. safety of your Lib^ erty Bonds is assured and it is important ‘ to protect them from theft and fire. Also you are relieved of the detail and worry of keeping up with the interest per iods, clipping the coupons, taking them to the bank to be cashed, etc. No Charge will be made for this service. The offer is made to those who do not have Savings Accounts with us. DEPOSIT YOUR BONDS City Savings Bank Chas. E. Commander, President L. T. Burch, Ass’t.‘Casrier The Bank of Personal Service D. J. Winn, Jr., Cashier NO ARGUMENT IS REQUIRED ' to prove that our vulcanizing process is the only really effective method of repairing tires. The tires we re- 'pair speak for themselves. We can repair any tire damage. Whether it be a pin hole puncture or a long cut or tear our vulcanizing will prove equally egective in restoring the tire « to service. FLORENCE VULCANIZING WORKS Free Air $6 8. Dargau BL E. E. Gaston, Proprietor All Expert Men Phone 8t Florence. 8. O. the church, school and home. Every'of Public Service Oon 'nissioneT« of body Is invited to attend and learn of the possibilities of Scouting and what is done in other communities. His talk will be of interest bo the adult as well as to the young people. MASONIC NOTICE . There will be a special meeting of Hampton Lodge 204 A. M. F. tonight at 8 o’clock. Work <!n the Master Degree. • • r i'*! _ lH. K. Gilbert, Sec. Jeter Rollins, W? South Carolina. Mr. DeLoach is a well known inembi r of the Camden bar. i MEETING OF FLORENCE » MUSIC CLUB I CAN YOU GUESS WHAT NAME THESE LETTERS SPELL ? i Below we give the letters that go to make !: the name of a local merchant whose adver- !! tisement appears in this paper. Can you !! re-arrange these letters to correctly spell I! this name. A glance through the ads will ! ’ help you in solving the problem. In all f cases the firm name as it appears in the ad- • • 4* vertisement is used. MANNCRON The Florence Music Club will meet with Mrs. T. B. Haynesworth on Sat urday afternoon at 4 o’clock. as this is a business meeting of impor tance members are urged to be pre sent. FINAL DISCHARGE All parties interested will please take notice that D. Robinson, Execu tor of the estate of Aubster Brown 'has this day made application unto the Court of Probate of Florence county for final discharge as such Ex ecutor, and that the 19th day of March 1919 at 10 o’clock, a. m. Is the time appointed for a hearing in the matter. i H. A. BRUNSONT Judge of Probate, Florence county With Winter Comes Aching, Stiff Joints and Rheumatism Matthew’s Liniment instantly relieves. The finest thing on earth for stiff joints, rheumatism, cramp and neuralgia. For sale everyv/here, 25c per bottle.