The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 02, 1920, Image 7
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West Palmetto Strict, c/rooms, all convenience
lot 60x200, price $7,500.
I.awson Street, just off Evans, 6 rooms, brand new
with all.conveniences, price $7,350.00
If vou vv’ant an extra nice home, dtl'e of these vvill
suit you. EmIv possession. -
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LUCAS & BRUNSON
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Real Estate Brokers
FEORENCE, S. C.
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FOR $3500.00
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WE HAVE FOK SALE A FIVE ROOM DWELLING IN EX
CELLENT REPAIR, NO. 407 SOUTH WARLEY ON A FINE LOT
6r.x28r, FEET FOR THE UNUSUAL LOW PRICE OF 13,500.00.
LET US SHOW YOU THIS PLACE. REMEMBER
“WE DO IT QUICK.”
Daigan-Harllee Realty & Development
Company,
McCall building
FLORENCE, S. C.
PHONE 79tf
Ifenh
?:ite oo;
| mier G'
report,
the result!
reached t
meree.
“A short
quickly disc!
the port has
reported. ‘‘Tugs^STJIWflghte
tied up here and there, app;
forgotten. One small cruiser
deserted, alongside a pier, el
cranes are motionless on (jnif
docks: Hooting elevators and docks
are moored in rows, probably in read
iness for delivery to the Allies.
‘‘The giant Bismarck (56,000 ton
j Hamburg-American liner) floats at a
1 itting out pier without a sign of
life on board and from a launch no
new work could be seen in any of
the big shipyards. Tied up toano-
ther pier in the outer harbor fs' the
former Atlantic record-holder, the
steamship Deutschland, relic of the
war, painted a deep black over all
with spots of white showing here
and rhere where passing craft have
scraped* her sides, a grim reminder
of the glories once held by the Ger
man merchant fleets.’’
Regular service is being main
taineg with Holland* England and
North America and lines were about
to start service for Spain and South
America, but the ‘free port’’ is ap-
j parentiy dead, Mr. Stewart reported
COL. ARMSTRONG IMPROVES
LAST. TOUCn TO A
01 DESIGNED HOME
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Have you taken the same care with
the window shades in your new home
as you have taken with the furniture?
Are they the old-fashioned shades
that go flying up with a “bang?”
The kind you have tort:oax up and
down, and just as you have them the
right height— whr-r-r—away they go.
The kind that collect finger prints;
particularly the light tinted .ones.
“Cu-Co” Springless Shade& have
done away with all the old window
shade annoyances. They can’t fly up
and they are never jerked down. A
single cord at the side raises and lowers
them evenly and smoothly. They always hang straight
and roll evenly. Made so simply and well that they
last a lifetime. There is no strain on the fabric of
*‘Cu-Co” shades and they do not soil, because the hand
does not touch them in raising and lowering. They
remain fresh and clean long after the old-fashioned
shade would" have been dingy and soiled with finger prints.
Made in all grades of material, from the cheapest water colors to ,the
finest cambrics and linens and in a wide range of colors to harmonize with
any scheme of decoration. Special orders can be filled promptly.
lei
gKegg
Truly, “Cu-Co”* Springlcss Shades maid the last touch to a well designed
home.’ Their .cost is only a very little more than the ordinary kind. Ask
any dealer to demonstrate them today.
CUNNINGHAM SPRINGLESS SHADE COMPANY
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Manufacturers Greensboro, N. C.
The friends of Col. James Arm
strong in Charleston and throughout
South Carolina will be glad to know
that his condition continues to im
prove. Le is not yet able to receive
visitors, but the new s from the St.
Francis Xavier infirmary, where he
was operated upon last Tuesday, is
that lie is doing flue and seems to be
;atning strength every day. Hun-
Ireds of people have called or tele
phoned to Inquire for him during the
week and his progress toward recov
ery will be learned gratefully by peo
ple all over the state.—The New b and
Courier.
urred m erectin
thin the limits of
for completing the
of mner school buildings
Said bonproposed to be
hall become due and payable
years from and after the date
thereof, with the right of redemption
after twenty years from said date,
and rball bear a rate of interest not
exceeding six (6), per centum per
annum, pavnble either annually or
semlannnally.
At said election, only dtf’y quali
fied electors residing in said district
shall he entitled to vote. The said
election shall be conducted and man
aged by Messrs. J. ML Stroud, P. A.
Brunson and D. H. Hamby as man
agers and the said managers
shall open the polls at eight
o’eloek a. m.. on the day of said
election and close them at four
o’elo' k n. m. o n said day and at the
close thereof shall count the votes
and make a return of the result
thereof In writing to the Board of
School Commissioners, who shall as
soon as convenient thereafter can
va°s the returns and declare the re
suit.
N. W. HICKS
J W. TVEY
J. C. MeCLEVAOHAN
R F. CURRTN
HENRY E. DAVIS
Board rtf School Com’ T tlsio' 1,lr s o'
thr. school District of the City o'
Florence.
PHONE 568
OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD
WARE COMPANY
Speaking generally, a man's head
particularly if he is a thinking man.
continues to increase in size until h*
Is foity or ttrty years ot ago.
The Eagle Shoe Factory
H. W. Schmidt, Prop.
'Expert Shoemaker
Repair work called for
and delivered.
Turned Soles a specialty
110 E. Evans St
Phone 99.
Transport Trucks
Nuf-Sed.
WANTED TO BID—On high class
painting, ^wallpapering and decora
ting residence, hotels, public build
ings. Now working crowds of men
In North and South Carolina towns.
All of the best that can- be had. No
job too large. Twenty-eight years
experience. Give your work to the
man who knows how. ML D. Bur
ton care Hatfield Construction Co.,
Florence, S. C.
WANTED—Two or three furnished
or unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping, by couple. Answer
H. care Times Office.
WANTED TO RENT—Two or three
furnished rooms for light house
keeping or room with board, for fam
ily of three. Address C. ML Hutson)
care postmaster.
Excellent toy
5c Get your’s
un right to
crew the best
plW|^W^^Jmwn. If you want
your work done right and quickly let
your wants be known,. B C Gardner.
130 Vest Evans street.
SPARTAN GRAINS- When you are
in need cf dairy or horse feed, give
Spartan Grains a trial those who
have used it know its value. Those
who .lout know should give it a trial.
One .nuart of feed one quart of niijlk
For nale by Pee Dee Livestock
Grain Co. '
WANTED—Room and board In pri
vate family by quiet middle aged
man. Address P. P. care Times office
For Sale
NOTICE!
All stockholders in the Florence
Athletic Park Association are re
quested to turn thetr stock certifi
cates over to Sam Royal. An equal
number of shares in the Pee Dee
Fair Association will be issued as a
replacement. Please give this prom
pt attention as the Athletic Associa
tion will dissolve and surrender its
charter in the near future.
Sam J. Royal), Secy.
For Rent
ATTENTION KNIGHTS
OPERA HOUSE
. FLORENCE, S. C.
ONE Mon
NIGHT 7 V.
ONLY April
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A H-WOODS presents
THE BIGGEST C0HED'. SUCC ESS 'J* YEARS
BUSINESS
BEFORE
What has gone wrong with youij
knightly valor .that thou hast ceased
to come forth to your castle hall ar
rayed in your armour to test thy
steel and show thy metal in knightly
contests.
Come forth, next Tuesday night to
your castlo hall there yon are to as
semble and to meet Die challenge ol
a fe\\ braves who hnve made bo’(l
to ask for a test of steel. Conte iliul
show them thy prowess and with
your knightly skill make them mount
the goat and then unhorse them.
NOTICE!
An election will bd held at Green
Spring school house, In School Dis
trict No 27, on Thursday, April 8th
for the purpose of voting on the
qfueUim of lavyinr a twj (2) mW
additional school tax in said Dis
trict. Said election will be held in
accordance with and under the pro
vision of Section 1742 of the Code of
laws of South Carolina 1912, with
amendments theretow.
Polls will open at 8 A. M. and
close at 4 P. M.
By order of the County Board of
Education. 'J.T
S. M. Anderson
J. C.Tu rner
• Geo. T. Anderson
Trurtees
NOTICEI
An election will be held at Gibbs |
schoo’ house, in Gibbs School Dis
trict No 43, on Monday April 12th, I
for the purpose of voting on the
quest ion of levyinf a four (4) mtll
additional special tax for school pur
poses In said district. Said election
will be* held under the provision of
Suction 1742 of the Civil Code of
South Carolina 1912 with amend-
nients thereto. t
Pells will open at 6 A. M. and
close at 4 P. M.
By order of the County Board ot
Education.
W. A. Kennedy,
A. A. Gibbs
L. B. Oaklev
Found a hast!
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ASK T'UU~. OEAILR FOMTHEh
k^THEV FjT AS YOU FASTEN
^^PEPfECTcY \ND WIThGUi
ALTER AT: ON
dealer doesn't cany them,
•end money and bust meas
ure and we will send you one
for trial. Postage prepaid,
rnaio hygienic .fashion institute
Jh*. ■. 21 I trial FUc N«w Talk
HAU
HAIR dressing
The new hair dis
covery by which
every woman can
now have I.onif,
SoTt, Pretty Hair,
No matter how
•hort KINKY or
WIRY your hair
is QUITEN HAIR
DRESSING will make
it grow lomr and
straight. QUEEN re
moves dandruff and
stops falling hair. Send 25
cents today for large box to
Niwbro Mfg. Co., Atlanta. Ga.
We will pay you BIG MONEY
to tell your Mends about QUEEN
and distribute advertising pamphlets.
Write for our special money making
offer.
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ay MO STAG c iLASS anoJULES ECKHAR' 600DHAN '*•
SHCWNG CUR OLD FRIENDS
POTASH ^PERLMUTTER.
WHO HAVE RETIRED FROM
, THE CLOAKS SUIT TRADE-
TO GO IN , V’.
THE FILLUM BUSINESS
- ONE YEAR III NEW YORK-
THE BIGGEST LAUGHING SHOW EVER SEEN HERE THIS
SEASON. CONCEDED BY THE PRESS AfyD THE PUBLIC
TO BE THE GREATESt FARCE CjOMEDY EVER PRODUCED.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL* ATTENTION. SECURt"
YOUR SEATS EARLY.
PRICES 75 CENTS TO $2.00.
recharged so oTten?
Let us repair your One-
rat or.
Stop cranking your ctir.
If your Starter doesn’t
work, bring it to us.
“We specialize”
FLORENCE AUTO
ELECTRIC CO.
33 N. Irby. Phone 168-L-2 j
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Dr. Miles W. Maloney
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
Sulzbachers, up stairs
Entrance through store.
snag
A RELIABLE HOME INDUSTRY.
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If you knew where you could buy something equally as good
for less, would you hesitate to save money? Well, all we say
Is, ask any of-our 500 Policyholders If our Company Is not equally
as good and reliable (and say partner) nearly ‘nice as cheap.
Country Property ONLY.
Initiation Fee, $12.50 on the Thousand,
: The Florence County Fanners
iiiHifflHtoft* Fir* Insurance Co
11T /"S / i T KT w~* r% .
•. J. W. McCOWN, Pres.
Florence, 8. C
D.E.FRASEtt, Secty. & Agt. [
BanuQgjfhuru, S. C. . | ’ j
aaaadaa
@ SamiM t tm. Ik.. 1920.
Faith
—that’s the thing
that makes the
world go ’round.
It would be a
pretty bad state of
affairs if we had
/ to depend on our
own sense of
values. The label
HtGaAKrCuHHES
MAPk BY STROUSE * BROTHERS. Ik.
„ BALTIMORE. ML).
is your protection
when purchasing
clothes. It is the
pledge of the
makers that the^
will make good
if the clothejs
don’t.
G. T. WALKER CO.
35 East Evans Street
FLORENCE, S. C.
FOR SALE—Garden and field seed.
All new fresh seed. T. W. Wood
and Sons seed a specialty. J. B
Gregory No. 23 North Dargan St.
FOR RENT-—Four room Hat, upstairs
lights, water and hath. Apply 510
East Pine or phone 495.
LOST
ST—One 37x5 India Cord tire, on
1 Chevrolet touring car, 1 j 11 ni Reward if returned to Jno
' * ~ “ C Crowell, Florence, S C
FOR SALE
biles;
Vclle Six touring car. These cilrs
are in good condition and the price !
is right. Se us before buying. Ives
Motor Co., 32 W. Evans street
Phone 7»3.
FOR SALE—Stimpson (Automatic
Computing Scales Korrectway Store
fixtures. Showcases, wall cases,
cabinets and display fixtures. Paper
and paper bags. Edgar B Heape,-
Florence, S. C. Phone 594 W
LOST—Gold bar pin in front of the
Opera House, especially prized as
helrluom, suitable reward if return
ed to Ellerbee Drug. Co.
Found
FOR SALE—at a bargain. Nice five
room hou«e in flnr .condition and
in a dandy community, comer lot
62x150. No. 224 S. Galllard. A nice
store in back of house facing Pine
strep:. Will sell at a sacrifice. See
me t.t once or cn i phone 796. F. H.
Barnwell.
FOR SALE -Sllghtly used truck at
a bargain. Good reasons for sell
ing. Terras to right patty. Address
‘Truck Opportunity,” care Times of
fice.
EXCHANGED BY MISTAKE—At the
Postoftice, Sunday, black lutndle
silk umbrella for pearl and gold han
dle one. r-aii at Ur. B. Rutledge, S.
^Colt street for exchange.
Easter egg sale
The ladies of the Junior Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church will
have an Easter Egg sale next Satur
day morning. April 3 at J Q. piow-
den’s Auto Shop. They will be glad
to take orders. Any one who wishes
to give orders, call phone 282 before
Friday.
FQR SALE—Several used trucks
from one to three and a half tons
'*a pa city. C. O. Ritchie, Transport
Garage.
ATTENTION!
FOR S VLE-
eallv new.
port Garage.
-Ford roadster,
(’. O. Ritchie,
FOR SALE Sixteen per cent Acid.
bagged and tagged, Kainit fourteen
per cent. Fifty tons each. W. H,.
Sydnor & Co.
^OR SALE—-A 191') Maxwell 5 pas
senger car has only been run about
17d0 miles. Apply W. II. Hudgins,
700 W. Evans street.
All officers cf Harmony I»dge No
8 are commanded to be present and
report at the meeting next Tuesday
night at 8 p. m. sharp, to attend to
business of a Ary Important nature.
Ah members are invited to attend as
a free smoke wllt be given and fun
ny stories will be told about the anf-
iks of the goat by funny story (oilers
FOR RALE—25 Bu. of Weber 49 cot
ton seed at ?8.00 per bu.. also 4
Duroc gilts about (1 months old at $20
each and one hoar at $15 and 3 bar-
rows at $15 each. All of this stock
is full blooded hut not registered'.
One 2 year old registered boar at $75
All of this stock Is inoculated, ad
dress R jf Gregg or phone 103.
A. M. STRICKLAND
PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT
FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Audits Systems Tax Returns
I 1 OR SALE—One piano, book case
with writing desk, black berries
raspberries and asparagus roots, fib
trees, flowor? and geranium plants
dahlias and canons. Apply Mrs. De-
Jongh, 210 S. Dargan. Phone 426-W
FOR SALE—One Dodge Touring car
practically new and one Briscoe
Touring car in excellent condition.
Apply J. E. Smith, star route or
phone 3912.
Miscellaneous
ECZEMA
Money buck without rut.non
if HUNT'S Salve fuila in ibe
treatmamofITCH, fc.CZh.MA
RINGWORM. TETTER or'
other i tthmu akin diapaaca Trv
« li -cur boa at <*•>• n«v
K U LAKE DRUG CO
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER—Our
own make, delivered to our cus-
tomers in connection with the milk!
8‘*o per pound. Central Milk Sta
tion. Phone 746.
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WHEN your clotheb oeeo pressing,
cleaning or altering, call on us. We
are experts In this lino. Ladies
garments a specialty. Chas. Kalisky
15 N. Dargan street. Phone 179.
HEMSTITCHING—Prcot edging, flut
fng. cord*ng. dressmaking. 121 W.
Pine street. Phono 744-J.
vESTa
“Costs Lest ptr Month ofServict"
SERVICE STATION
Member Pee Dee Automotive Trade
Association.
FLORENCE BATTERY 8ERVICC
L. B. FERRELL.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUBI
PHONE 154-W
GORMAN & GORMAN
REPRESENTING
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
FLORENCE. S. C.
VEGETABLE AND BEDDING—
Plants, Bulbs and Tubers. Tomato
plants; six varieties twice trans
planted and potted in 3 inch paper
pots, 75c per dozen—80c per dozen
postpaid—to set out potted planLs
once means to set them always. Al
so four varieties of pepper and egg
p'ants same price. Bedding plants9
Salvia-Periwinkles at 80c per dozen
postage paid. Ask for our prices on
Chrysanthemums, canna bulbs, 8
varieties including red king humbert
at $1.50 p.»r dozen. 80 named va
rieties of rahlla bulbs at 92.00 to $4.
per dozen. Finest strain pansy
plants at 50c per dozen. Cut Bowers
for all occRflons. Palmetto Nur
series, Florence, 8. C.
Dr. Z. F. HIGHSMITH
Optometrist.
Eyss Examined, Glasses Fitted.
Office at residence, 20 Kuker Ave s
four blocks from Poet Office, be.
tween W. Evans and Cheaves Ste.
Telephone 699-W.
Not putting on a Transport
Truck when you have need for
one Is like stopping the clock
to save time. r