The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 03, 1920, Image 2
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■ At this season nothing is more appropriate than
^jewelry. There are fine shades of distinction in
reasonable gifts and invariably discriminating peo-
t^ple will find just the right thing at
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
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i’H be Pleased with the First
Showing of New Spring Styles at
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Nettles’ Shoe Store
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A look into our Windows will
show a few, of themany
styles.
A visit to oiir store will give you
an idea of a well selected stock
at the most reasonable pi ices.
Nettles’ Shoe Store
Shoes for the Whole Family.
\ 33 E. Evans Street
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padded cell
a padded price.
seems soft ?»t lirst—but trv to mw out,
what you put in.
f 5The success of your Spring clothes buy
ing is going to depend on the integrity
of your clothier; If he sells you a cot
ton suit at any price IT WON’T
HOLD UP. If he is a profiteer
YOU’LL BE HELD UP: so what’s
the difference?
This simile is not aimed al any store in
particular; It’s given because it’k true—
so that you’ll be particular.
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We want you lo receive the last drop of
Value out of every dollar you spend for
Spring clothing.
It's our duty to sec that you do and the
U in our duty is more than skin deep.
Hart SchafTncr & Marx Clothes
£ M. R. CANNON
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iL “The Store That Does Things.”
flfhe home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
ONE 250 FLORENCE, S. C. *
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ganizatlon of U10 cl
on marketing comp:
These companies will be financed aiitl
operated by (be growers, with cot
ton experts engaged to market the
cotton direct to consuming mill cen
ters.
Aaron Sapiro, of San Francisco,
Cal., will be chairmon of the com
mittee on cooperative marketing. Mr
Sapiro has been prominently con
nected with the successful ccopera
live marketing assoiVttons among
the producers of the Pacific slope,
and comes to the cotton states con
vention to start a similar movement
among the cotton growers. No man
in the United States is better quali
a-d or equipped for the work.
It has become virtually impera
tive that the cotton growers been
the creation of sound business Jaclll-
ties for bringing into practice mor*
direct dealings and trade raUUinshin
with the spinners and manufacturers
of American cotton.
The attendance of de’egates to the
convention in April will ho larger
than if the conference had been held
in March, as originally Intended. Tn
order that pyoper hotel reservations
may be made in advance delegates
should promptly communicate with
■ Captain W. R. Greene, secretary
Alabama, division. American Cqtto:
Association, Montgomery, Ala., giv
ing date of arrival and number of
rooms desired.
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physli
Complaints of tern
office buildings again]
rent increases reach Tl
large numbers daily, sa;
York Globe. Lawyers,
dentists, business companies, ^
others whose rentj,- have been jm ^
ed from 100 to 400 per cent, beginning
May 1, declare that there is nothing
for them to do but accept the new
leases at the increased rates and at
tempt to pass on the additional ex
pense to clients or customers.
FLORENCE CITIZEN
BEATS WIFE UP
PROMINENT IN THE BUSINESS,
SOCIAL AND CHURCH LIFE
OF THE COMMUNITY
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. G. Plow-
den’s Auto Shop. They will be glad
to ta}ce orders. Any one who wishes
'o give orders, call phone 282 before
Friday.
had
'i and
ead-
got so
not do
I t o o k
T Pinkham’a
table C o m-
fd and soon felt
ter. Now I am
arried and have
two little boys. Be-
fore the first one
came I was weak
nervous, could not cat and was
_.zzy. After I took the Vegetable Com-
1 pound I could work and eat. Now I
am strong and recommend your medi-
| cine to mv friends.”—Mrs. Anna Sleva,
I 25 Fast 17<h Street, Bayonne. N. J.
j Women who recover their health, nat
urally tell others what helped them.
Some write and allow their names and
photographs to be published with testi
monials. Many more tell their frifnds.
If you need a medicine for yroinen’s
ailments, try that well known and
successful remedy. Lydia E. P i n k-
ham’s Vegetable Compound. Write
Lvdia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con
fidential), for anything you need to
know about these troubles.
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Candies
Be your
Easter
G*eeti
RILEY DRUG CO.
Phone 38 .
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A certain while man of Florence
actually heal his-wife up at their
home in flie very heart of the Hty
this morning. This surprisingly
strange and unmodernly heard of
proc o edure oectirred at their home in
one of the host residential section;
of this cl*v. This couple, with (heir
bright little children, live in one of
the prettiest homes here. Their pa
latial home is elegantly furnished
and they have been considered by all
who know them, in their home life. •
■as'a'supremely happy 'faintly. ; -
They belong to the city's “400 '.
The man. who heat his wife up is one
of the leaning business men of Flor
ence. He is a man of influence and
prestige, not only throughout Flor
ence county, but ho is n loader in his
church and his Sunday school; r
man standing high in several frater
nal orders. He is a man well known
throughout this section as a philan
thronie worker; a generous donator
to charity, and looked upon by all
who know him as '» -trfie Southern
gentleman. And yet this very mar
beat r> ; s wife up at their home in the
city of Florence In the presence of
their sweet and innocen: little chil
dren and not one dare question his
authority.
His wife is u noblewoman, a lady
of refinement, culture and gentle
breeding; u worker in her church
and Sunday school: a leaner In Flor
ence society; a member of all the
ladies clubs; a true wife and a d"
voted mother.
We boast of our Southern chllvory
The stories of woman’s oppression ir
other ages and other climes makes
our red American blood boil with in
dignation. There isn’t a true white
man among us but who, if necessity
arose would go at the peril of his
own life in the defense of a woman.
But when a 91'ominent citizen o'
Florence, our friend and neighbor
not only beats his wife up in the
morning when the family cook is on
a strike, but actually builds a fire in
the atnve and starts cooking break
fast before his wife even awakes we
commend his most heartily and bid
him God speed.
PRIZE LIST FOR
POLAND CHINA HOGS
L. C. MADISON HERE TO MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS WITH PEE
DEE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
"The American Poland China Rcc
ord Association would be interested
in putting on a promotion prize list
fo rthe Bee Dee Fair.” L. C. Madison,
of Atlanta, field agent for that or
ganization. announced here today. He
wag a caller ,at'the office of the
Chamber of Comifierce to see J. Ward
McLendon, Florence county agent, in
this connection and made the an-
nouncemenj. . : « y
$150 Prize List
“The association would lie willing
to put up $50 If the fair would put
iip $50. and then the breeders would
be asked to make up a purse of $50,
the three interests making a total
purse of $180,” said Mr. Madison, in
explaining the details of the plans.
“Ordinarily prizes range from $25
down to. $5 single and litter classes.
Wait For Boll Weevil
“Florence county has improved
wonderfully her live stock—hut not
commensurate with other sections
where the boll weevil has -been. The
“fftfmers here have gone far enough
in the live stock Industry to discover
there is money in It but they will find
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The Ideal Five-Passenger Car
Whether the Patj-* Gler.hrook is chosen solely because of its beauty or
rather because cf its mechanical excelbnce* a full measure of satisfaction
is assured to its owner in either case.
For it is well known that, in Paige cars, beauty and efficiency go hand
in hand. ' •
The same skill in car building which is responsible for making the
•Glenbrook a vehicle of exceptional grace rs' likewise responsible for
making it an exceptional car from the mechanical standpoint.
In body, power plant and chassis, it is distinctly a Paige product —
setting standards of comfort, economy and dependability such as have
never before been present in a car of moderate price.
Although it has been before the public no more than four months,
it is destined, we believe, to revolutionise the Light Six field.
Its new six-cylinder motor—designed and - built in our own shops —is •
a feature which, in itself, entitles the new Patgc Glenbrook to a place
at the head of Americas finest five-passenger motor cars.
When you sec thfe latest Paige model and ride in it, you will agree
with us, we believe, that, from a mechanical as well as an artistic
point of view, there is tip finer five-passenger car on the market today.
That this is now quite the general opinion among motorists is indicated
by the number who have already made arrangements for Spring deliveries.
Let us suggest that you give early consideration to the question ot
placing your'order with our dealer while it is still possible for him to
take care of youv requirements.
ILMUU-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT
Manufacturers of Motor Cars and Motor Trucks
McTaggart Motor Sales Company
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