The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 02, 1920, Image 8
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ALSO A BILL
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Nell Shipman
supporting cast will
of the greatest pla^s^reT
sented. This Is n picture that
has shown for 25 and 60 cents
everywhere, but our admission
is the same.
ALSO A FOX SUNSHINE
COMEDY. *
e Motor Sales
Company
and we will come 5 miles and put
on a new Tire or Tube at no addi
tional charge. But don't throw
the old one awuy. Let ns vul
canize It.
Every Motor Neeth
^Lnd
rejuvenation IncidShTTo' the^iwaken
Ing of nature from the frigid subju
gation of winter. Thus converted
into a symbol of liberty and free
dom, It signifies escape from tyran
ny and bondage.
The historical event associated
with the Passover is the chief ele
ment in its importance and signifi
cance. The Exodus of the ancient
HAVE you ever shopped
IN a department store—
WHERE nearly every want
IN a merchandise line from
A SHOE STRING to an
AUTOMOBILE can be filled?
IF you have vou know
SOMETHING of the satisfaction
YOU will find in having ! 1
YOLIR banking connection here,
WHERE nearly every want in a
FINANCIAL line from receiving
THE smallest deposit to securing
FOREIGN exchange payable at any
BANKING point in the world
WILL be met.
The First National Bank
Of Florence.
“Almost Everything in Banking”
TELLS OF REMARKABLE BENE
FIT TANLAC GAVE HIM
Added 38 Pounds
A«ter Fifteen Years of Suffering,
Says Tanlac Ended Ailments
“Nothing kept me on the roll of
the Illinois Motor Co. but Tanlac,
for I had already made arrangements
to give up my position when I be
gan taking it.” said G. C. - James,
who lives at 1419 Franklin Avenue,
Springfield, 111.
“I had suffered from stomach
stomach trouble and rheumatism for
fifteen years,’’ he continued, “and 1
got in such bad shape I could hardly
get about. The rheumatism was es
pecially bad in my legs and some
times my left leg would swell t-
twice its normal size. My kidneys
were also in such had condition I
could seldom get a good night’s
rest, and tvo far as eating was con
cerned-well, before I began taking
Tanlac I had not enjoyed a meal in
years. I suffered from indigestion
and I had such dizzy spells I would
have to lie down. I became so weak
I often gave out completely while at
work and they would have to take
me homein a car, so it is a wonder
I held up at all.
"One’day one of the men I worked
with suggested I try Tanlac and as
long as 1 live I 'will praise the day ij
bought it, for I haven’t a trace of:
rheumatism now and 1 eat every
thing set before me without any af
ter effects.
“The dizzy spells are a thing of
the past and my kidneys do not
bother me any more. Every night '
sleep like a log now and I weigh
just thirty-eight pounds more than
when I began taking Tanlac. 1 feel
twenty years younger and 1 would
not take anything for the good Tan
lac has done for me.’’
In Darlington by Darlington Drug
Co., Hartsvllle, Robert Stewart; Cor
aer Drug Co.; Lake City, Farmers &
Merchants Drug Co.; Scranton, W.
3. Lynch Co.
During the Passi
ish families eat th
bread. Mntzoth, which Ii
ernl symbols employed in the
bration of the festival to emph
its lesson. The Mntzoth Is
known as the “bread of affliction’
and Is a memorial of the hasty flighl j
of the Hebrews from Egypt.
The Passover is inaugurated with
a beautiful home ceremony in which
all members of the family p- ♦Icl-
clpate. This home service is called
the “Seder.’' The Haggadah. es
pecially prepared, for the celebration
of Seder, is used by Jewish families
in the hom«. The ritual recites the
events of the Exodus and by means
of quaint songs and stories awak
ens within the soul of old and young
a love of liberty, and strengthens
faith through recognition of the won
derful power of rejuvenation mani
fested by Israel throughout its ion?
career. The ceremony includes a
meal at. which the various articles
of food symbolizes servitude and
salvation, tyranny and freedom, ten
dorness and joy.
g timer really
dt so good in years, as 1
hey sure did drive all dull
y. 1 feel as though I could
work in the morning with
real heai ty smile on my face.
A Turkish turban of the largest
size contains from ten to twenty
vards of the finest and softest mus
lin.
DEPENDABLE ABJOLUTCLY
FOR HEADACHES
Vtfi&b&abottleortiyOose
DARGAN -HARLLEE |
REALTY SERVICE.
Here ate a few HE8IDEN(*ES FOR SALE selected at random Bom our large list;
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O'DOWD IWEJIRF
AGAIN TODAY
If you like to laugh, for the
love of Mike don’t miss this
show. '
DOUGLAS MACLEAN AND
DORIS MAY IN
“What’s Your Husband
Doing?”
proved to be the best picture
of its kind that we have ever
run. Ask anyone who saw it
yesterday. Not only, the fea
ture is good but the Mack Sen-
nett Comedy
“Back^o The Kitchen”
is the ba$t of, this brand of
comedies that has ever been
shown.
121 Gregg Avenue, 9 rooms, lot 50x150.
222 W. Palmetto, 7 rooms, lot 60x150.
210 S. Griffin, 8 rooms, lot 52x400.
222 S. Dargan, 9 rooms, lot 75x200.
407 S. Warley, 6 rooms, lot 65x285.
614 W. Evans, 6 rooms, lot 58x195,
11 King Avenue, 5 rooms, lot 50x150.
19 N. Sanborn, 5 rooms, lot 50x150.
317 S. Dargan, 10 rooms, lot 75x300.
424 S. Dargan, 9 rooms, lot 58x275.
220 S. Warley, 9 rooms, lot 75x125.
216 W. ( iteves, 6 routs, it 65x200.
SATURDAY
HARRY CAREY IN
“MARKED MEN”
The bqst Carey picture we
have ever run.
Also the 7th chapter of ,
"El.MO THE FEARLESS”
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McCALL BUILDING
FLORENCE, S. C.
PHONE 796
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TWO MORE DAYS
OF
Nettles’ Easter Sale
All of the Newest Styles in the Best Makes are Shown Here.
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Hundreds have saved money at this Easter Sale.
Ask the People who have bought from us.
Honest Prices and Fair Treatment have made Our Store one of the Fastest ji
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Growing in The State.
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Nettles’ Shoe Store
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“Shoes for the Whole Family”
33 E. Evans SI.