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FOR INDIGCSTI
Stop UK EM
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You
tjever mind how often you have tried
andfailed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished byanydruggistfor35c. Extra
large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy,always use Zemo,the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not
agreasy salveanditdoesnotstain. When
others fail it Is the one dependable
treatment for skintroublesof all kinds.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, Q,
Miss Thelma Husbands delight
fully entertained the Y. W. A. of the
First Baptist church Friday evening
at her home on South Church street.
The subject for the eyening was
‘Veteran's of the Cross.’’ The
Veteran’s s-eng, ‘‘Hew Firm a Foun
dation." was sung by all. after which
Mrs W. T. Moreland led in a prayer
"“For Those who Minister.”
President, Miss Edna Anderson, then
read the Bible lesson showing. (1)
The Vision of a Veteran—Luke 2,
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o( the. First Baptist (
Tuesday afternoon
the Sumlav school room.
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PERSONAL N*WS^
Mr an.1 Mrs. J. L. Neely, Jr., of
Poston, are visiting their patents, Mr
L. Neely, ffr., on East
2a-32t (2) A Veteran’s Song of Tri-jr/ad Mr. J
umpV-2 Timothy 4: fi-8. t Miss Alma; Cheves street.
McLendon read the 21st Chapter of. * ’
j Iterelations, showing ‘‘A, Veteran’s j v fr . r> A Fra8f , r of Greenville, is
i Foretaste of Heaven.” }1iss Thelma j S p Hnding S0V eral davs !n the citv.
Husbands told of “Our-New Board of* having come to assist'the choir of St.
Bohef and Anuity.” while "A Vet- .Tahn’s Episcopal church in its Eas-
eran of Yesterday,” and “Today’s, ter musical program
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Mr. W. H.Malloy is conflned / to
! his home with influenza. His friends
TWO- BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
West Halmetlo Street; (> rooms, :ill t:t»nveniences,
lot (k)sjcx), priee $7,500.
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I.a’vson Street, just off I’'vans, 6 ro(>His* brand new
with all conveniences, price $7,350:00
If you want an extra nice rmnie, one of these will
't-.uit you. KaHy possession.
LUCAS & BRUNSON
Real Estate Brokers
KLORKNCK, S. C.
Veteran” were discussed by Misses
Grace" Ricks, Edna Anderson, and
Mrs. Moreland.
The Secretary, Miss Grace Hicks, j hope for him a speedy recovery,
called the* role and read interesting ^ ^ j.
— j Mr. \V. D. Hatfield, a former rest*
dent of Snmter, has moved his fam
ily to Florence. Mr. Hatfield is in
business with the Carolina Brick
Company, having several dwellings
and buildings under his supervision.
His family is well liked and will be
missed in Sumter.—Sumter Herald.
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Messrs I^eroy Hamilton and Mack
Britt of Dillon, spent the week-end
with Mr. end Mrs. Herbert McKen
zie.
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Cadet Ralph Moody, of the Univer
sity of South Carolina, spent the Eas
ter holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Moody.
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Miss Lola Anderson returned to
her home in Kingstree last night
after a several days visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. .1. B. Stanley.
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Mrs. A. H. Williams of T.ake Cit>
and Miss Leone Williams of Coker
College were guests of the former’s
daughter, Airs. E. D. Sallenger yes
inet;
) Dollars, tile
nds to be need
paying outstand-
ctirfed in erecting
ulldidV’withln the limits of
aut^Hstrict and. for completing the
erection of other school buildings
therein. Said bonds proposed to be
issued shall become due and« payable
forty years from and after the date
■thereof, wjth the right of redemption
after twenty years from said date,
and rhall bear a rate of Interest not
exceeding six (6) per centum per
annum, payable either annually or
semi-annually.
At said election, only duly quali
fied electors residing in said district
shall be entitled tg rote. The said
election shall be conducted and man
Aged by Messrs. J. W. Stroud, P. A.
Brunson and D. H. Hamby as man
agers and the said managers
shall open the polls at eight
o’clock a. m.. on the day of said
election and close them at four
o’clock 0. m. o n said day and at the
close thereof shall count the rotes
and make a return of the result
thereof in writing to the Board of 1
School Commissioners, who shall as
soon as convenient thereafter can-
vaes the returns and declare the re
suit.
N. W. H,ICKS
J. W. TVEY
J. C. McCLENAOHAN
R E. CURRTN
HENRY E. DAVIS
Board of School Commlsioners of
the School District of the City of
Florence.
THA’
mposslble to see
7lly, wo wish to take
^ thanking each and every
one for'thelr kind assistance during
the recent burning of our home. Mr.
and Mrs. D. T. Hamilton, 211 W.
Coheres St.
^nt Taken for
[ $ -26
$ .60
$1.00
Dr. Z. F. ffiGHSMITH
Optometrist.
Kynn Examine#, Qiama Fitted.
Office at residence, 20 Kuker Ave s
four blocks from Post Office, be.
tween W. Event and Cheevss Ms.
Telephone 699-W.
WANTED Chevrolet dwCffPs to
know mat we are now prepared
to take care of their mechanical
and electrical troubles. Parts car
ried in stock. Ives Motor Co., 32
W. Evans street
Not putting on a Transport
Truck when you have need for
one is like stopping the clock
to save time.
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 tUqt can be bad. No
job too large. Twenty-eight years
experience. Give your work to the
man who knows how. -W. D. Bur
ton care Hatfield Construction Co.,
Florence, 8. C.
WANTED TO RENT—Two or three
furnished rooms for light house
keeping or room with board, for fam
ily of three. Address C. W. Hutson]
care postmaster.
Opera House, Tonight
A. H. WOODS PRESENTS
THE TREMENDOUSLY•LAUGHABLE SUCCESS
BEFORE
PLEASURE
By Montague Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman Y 1
The show yoq have read and heard so much about, showing our
old friends POTASH and PERLMUTTER. They pleased New
York for one solid year, now coming here to Florence to give you
a real treat from laughland. Mail orders given careful attention.
PRICES 75 CENTS TO $2.00
terday.
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Mis.
G. N. Hancock, of
Holly
Springs,
N. C., is visiting
at the
home of her nephew. Mr. E.
G. Mu4-
drow.
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WANTED—Room and board in .pri
vale family by quiet middle aged
man. Address P. P. care Times office
Miss Miriam Wilson of Columbia,
is the week-end guest of Miss Geor
gia Muldrow.
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ilr. and Mrs. E. G. Muldrow hare
returned from Rock Hill where thej
spent several days visiting their dau
ghter. Miss Louise who is a student
at' Winthrop College.
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Miss M^rle Gregg, who has been
in the Infirmary for some time, has
i returned to her hvme^ Her mgny
* friends will he glad to know that she
is improving eveiy day.
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Mr. $. E. Hanna, formerly oj
Kingstree, who has recently under
gone an operation at the Florence
Infirmary, is rapidly Improving and
will soon return 4o his new home at
,'lrifford, S. C.
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Mrs. Hugh Crossan and little son,
Hugh Jr., have gone to Leesville to
visit relatives.
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Mrs. \V. Ct Neely has returned
from Orangeburg,' where she has been
! visiting relatives.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
District Court of the United States
Eastern District of South Carolina
In the matter of
M. T. Gregg Company
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of the abote named
Bankrupt: .
Take notice that on the 11th day
of March, 1920, the above named
bankrupt filed his petition in said
Court praying a discharge in barik-
ruptcy and that a hearing was there
upon ordered and wifi be had upon
sgid petition on tfie 20th day of April
1920. before said Court, at Charles
ton, in said District, at 11 o’clock
In the forenoon, at which time and
place all known creditors and othei
persons in interest may appear and
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not
be granted.
RICHARD W. HUTSON, Clerk
(Sen!)
Money back without meetian r
11 HURT’S OnJve. Wit in the
treatment oflTCH. KCZEM A.
RINGWORM. TBTTER or
other t tching ikin d-aeagta Trv
it 75 rtor bo# #*
K U LAKE DRUG CO
SfOitois?
"Cottt Leu Mr Month of Service"
SERVICE STATION
Member Fee Dee Automotive Trade
Association.
FLORENCE BATTERY BERVlCI
L. B. FERRELL.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUBf
PHONE 184-W
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WANTED—500 bushels Porto Rico
or Cuba red slips. Will pay high
est price for same delivered at East
Florence Plant Farm, Florence, S.
C.
GORMAN & GORMAN
REPRESENTING
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
FLORENCE, §. C.
Septimus Wioner. the Philadelphia
composer, was paid $35 for his fa
mous sohg, “Listen ta the Mocking
iBird.” His publishers nr.de f?,000,-
,000 out of it.
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Be Sure and Hear Them
TO-NIGHT
at
, CENTRAL SCHOOL
Wofford College
Glee Club
and '
Orchestra
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19 Trained Male Voices and 10 Jazz Musicians.
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Admission: - - - - 40c. and 60c
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THE STATE. OF SOUTH-CAROLINA
ronnty of Florence
Ey H. A. Brunson, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Caesar Ford made suit
to me, to grant J. W. Wallace Let'
ters of Administration of the Estate
of and effects of Zack Ford
These are therefore to cite anJ
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and Creditors of the said Zack
Ford deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Florence, S. C.,
on April 12, 1920, next after publica
tion thereof, at 11 o'clock in the foro
noon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given, under my Hand, this 27th
day of Match, Anno Domini, 1920.
H. A. BRUNSON,
Probate Judge.
NOTICE!
An election will be held at Gibbs
school house, in Gibbs School Dis
trict No 43. on Monday April 12th.
for the purpose of voting on the
question of letylnf a four (4) mill
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
ments thereto.
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. Oakley -
NOTIOEt
An election will be held at Green
Spring school house, In School Dis
trict No 27. on Thursday, April 8th
for the purpose of voting on the
qfuestlon of levying a two (2) mill
additional school, tax .in said DU-
trf,ct. ’ Said election will be held in
accordance wfth and under the pro
vision of Section 1742 of the Code, of
laws tof South Carolina 1912, with
amendments theretow. ‘ f
Polls will open at 8 A. M. and
close at 4 P. M.
By order of the- Cpunty Board of
Education.
S. M. Anderson
J. C.Tu rner
Geo. T. Andersod
Truetees
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ATTENTION KNWHTS .
- What has gone wrong with yourl
knightly valor .that thou hast ceased
to gome forth to your castle ball Ar- 1
rayed lit youh armour to test thy
steeVand show thy metal in knightly
contests.
Com* forfh peat Tuesday ateht fo
your pastlo hall there you are vo as
semble and -t.e meet - the- challenge of
a few braves who have made bojp
A. M. STRICKLAND
PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT
FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA-
Audits Systems Tax Returns
)R ^■P T Earge heavy mule suit-
[able for draying and heavy haul-
ing Andress W. D. Douglas, Flor
ence, S. C.
FOR SALE—One second-hand Dodge
touring car in good condition.
Phone 473 L 2.
FOR SALE—New Ford and new
Chalmers cars. A. M. McCall.
FOR SALE—A few bushels of Keen
an Long Staple cotton seed. T. K.
• Pitts, Florence, R F D 2.
Miscellaneous
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER-Our
own make, delivered to our cus
tomers in connection with the milk.
80c per pound. Central Milk Sta
tion. Phone 74C.
WHEN your clothes need pressing,
cleaning or altering, call on ns. Wo
are experts in this lino. Ladies
garments a specialty. Chat. Kalisky
15 N. Dargan street. Phone 179.
HEMSTITCHING—Plcot edging, flut
ing. cor.l'ng, dressmaking. 121 W.
Pine street, Phone 744-J.
WANTED^-A reasonable priced resi
dential lot in.good section of city.
W. A. Beaty, Jr., nt Palmetto Bank
& Trust Co.
VELVET BEANS—90 day speckle
velvet beans, grown hy myself, and
fully matured, $3.00 per bn. F. O. B.
Ellenton, S. C. Cash with order. H.
M. Cassels. Ellenton. S. C.
VEGETABLE AND BEDDING—
Phmts, Bulbs and Tubers. Tomato
plants: six varieties twice trans-
WANTED—12 of the following books Planted and potted in 3 inch paper
Maury’s New Elements Geography. P 0,<, • P er dozen- 80c per dozen
Beginners History of U. S. (White) i set on ^ P ott Pd plants
Hill’s Readers Book 4, Half Hours in! onc<? means to set them always^ Al-
(Hall). Common ™ fo,,r varieties of pepper and egg
p’ants same price. Bedding plants:
Sonthern History
words, Commonly mispelled (Payne)
Ancient World (West) English Gram
mar (Kern A Noble). Second hand
books acceptable. Phone 340.
WANTED—Position by young lady
as stenographer bookkeeper. Have
had experience' nnd can furnish ref
erences. Address Book Keeper care
Times..
WANTED—Furnished room and bath
with or without board hy couple with
out children. Address H. care Times
efiCHssmw?
The Eggle 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.
FOR SALE—at a bargain. Nice five
room hou«e in fine condition and
in a dandy community, corner lot
62x150, No. 224 S. Gaillard. A nice
store in back ot house facing Pine
|^itrefit Will sell at a sacrifice, Sep
me It once or ca.t fhoue 796. F. H.
Barnwell.
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Dr. Miles W. Maloney
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
Sulzbachers', up stairn *
Entrance through store.
L. McD. HICKS
Architect
Florence, S. C.
Office in McCall Bldg.
Mappin & Hamilton
HOUSE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
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PHONE 568
OFFi(
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IcpOWN HARP-J
1MPANY
Ajl
WANTED—Agents—Money making
Tire proposition awaits you. $100
to $300. per week being earned by
our county agents. No capital re
quired. *0 per cent off list to the
suta owner and you make a big com
miss'on besides. Write at once be
fore territory is closed. Eastman Rub
her Works, Inc., 213 W. 40th Street,
New York City.
Salvia-Periwinkles at 80c per dozen
postage paid. Ask for our prices on
Chrysanthemums, canna bulbs, 8
vaileties including red king humbert
at Sl.S 1 ) per dozen. 80 • named va
rieties of rahlia bulbs at $2.00 to $4.
per dozen. Finest strain pansy
plants at 50c per dozen. Cut Bowers
for all occasions. Palmetto Nur
series, Florence, S. C.
AERIAL BALT.OONS—Excellent toy
for tots cost only 5c Get your's
today. Zetgler’s. “Run right to
Zeiglers*'
NOTICE—f have a crew of the best
plasterers in town. If you want
your work done right and quickly let
your wants be known. B C Gardner.
130 West Evans street.
WANTED—Table boarders.
class good homfi cooking. Near *A
C. I,, station. Apply 8 North Gall
lard St.
SPARTAN GRAINS—When you are
in need of dairy or horse feed, give
Spartan Grains a trial those who
First ! have used it know its value. Those
who -lout know should give it a trial.
One nuert of feed one quart of milk
For sale hy Pee Dee Livestock fle
Grain Co.
For Sale
FOR SALE—Garden and field ckeed.
All new fresh seed. T. W. Wood
and Sons seed a specialty. J. B.
Gregory No. 23 North Dargan SL
FOR SALE: Second hand automo
biles; 1 Chevrolet touring car, 1
Vclie Six touring car. These cars
are In good condition and the price
Is right. Se us before buying. Ives
Motor Co., 32 W. Evans street
Phone 7SS.
EGGS—From my Prize Winners,
Barred Plymouth at $3.00 per 15.
As good as there is in the state. Got
my share of Blue Ribbons at fo)H- of
the leading shows of the state. Flor
ence, Snmter and BishopviUe. \V. H.
Commander, Phone 6C6 J.
FOR SALE—Stimpson itutomatic
Computing Scales Korrectway Store
fixtures. Showcases, wall cases,
cabinets and display fixtures. Paper
and paper bags. Edgar B Heaps,
Florence, S. C. Phone 594 W
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For Rent
FOR RENT—Four room flat, upstairs
lights, water and bath. Apply 510
East Pine or phone 495.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front
room. Southern exposure, modern
conveniences, two blocks from post
office. Phone 535-W. or apply 207 W
Evans. 4 | -> •'
FOR RENT—Nice large front room,
southern exposure,* modern conven
^mees with board to couple or two
young men. -Apply 304 S. Church St.
or phone 406-W.
FOR RENT—One furnished front,
room with bath. 212 S. Gaillard St.
FOR SALE--Sllghtly used truck at|FOR
RENT—Two unfurnished
a bargain. Good reasons for sell-! rooms to couple without childiVm
Ing. Terms to right, party. Address) Apply 221 S. Warley St.
“Truck Opportunity,’’ care Times of- • _
flee. 1 /
FOR SALE—Several used trucks
from one to three and a halt tons
capacity. C. O. Rijchie, Transport
Garage.
LOST
FOR SALE—Ford roadster, praoth
rally new. C. O. RiWthie, Trans-'
port Garage.
FOR SALE—Sixteen per cent ‘Acid,
bagged and tagged, Kalnft fourteen
pm 1 cent. -Fifty tons each. W. H.
Sydnor & Co.
FOR SALE!—25 Bu. of Weber *9 cot
ton seed at $8.00 per bu., also 4
Duroc gilts about 6 months old at $20
each and one hoar at $15 and 3 har
rows at $15 each. All, of this stock
Is full blooded but .not registered.
One 2 year old registered boar at $75
AH of this stock is Inoculated. Ad
dress 8 M Gregg or phone 103.
FOR SALE—Ope piano, book case
with writing desk, black berries
raspberries and asparagus roots, fib
trees, flower? and geranium plants
dahlias and efipnas. Apply Mrs. De-
Jongh, 210 S. Dargan. Phone 426-W
FOR SALE—One Dodge Toutli^g car
practically‘new and one > Brlspoe
Touring car In excellent condition,
rj, J. E. Smith, star route yr
LOST OR STOLEN—Light bay horse
and rubber tired open buggy, one
front foot and two-rear feet are white
Isrt seen about -9 o’clock Sunday
night at the Baptist (colored) church
If found notify George Davis, Mag
nolia Heights.
STOLEN—A Dodge Touring car 1919
model. License No. 704 S. C.. 192(1.
In eood shape left rear fender bent,
upholstering scratched on rear seat,
bumper on front only, two non-skid
white tires on back. Suitable reward
for recovery or Information leading
to same. Apply L. B. Sanshury, Ban
nockburu, S. C.
TAKEN UP—Bay horse, black rub
ber tlrgd buggy. Sunday afternoon.
Owner apply W. D. Harris, Star Rt.
Florence, S. C.
WILL THE PARTY- i -who found a
plain gold ring with Vrom Gra
ham to Susie’’ engraved in it please
notify Mrs. J. Ed Anderson, Tlm-
monsvllle, S. C.
One billion dollars represents about
4.000,000 pounds of gold, or 2,000 tons
Four hundred five-ton trucks would
be required to transport this sum,
and they would form a Un# about four