Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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5 "Her i The manageme goers another big treat by showing this big spe cial with 20 big stars appearing in it. This is abso- luetly the greatest all-star cast that has ever ap peared in any picture ever made. . HERE’S THE TREAT—ADMISSION TH£ SAME / - .•■■■' « • .DON’T MlSS IT—“ITS THE BEST YET.” SHOWS START 3, 5, 7 AND 9 P. M. j OPERA HOUSE | ^***«*ft»**##*ft***»***«*«**4*****#*#*«**#*#«#*#*##*ft4« ?v 1] FOR $3500.00 VVK HAVE FOR SALE A FIVE ROOM DWELLING IN EX CELLENT REPAIR, NO. 407 SOUTH WARL,EY ON A FINE LOT «f,x286 FEET FOR THE .UNUSUAL LOW PRICE OF *3,600.00. JJ2T'U8 SHOW YOU THIS PLACE. REMEMBER , ^WE DO IT QUICK.** Daigan-Harllee Realty & Development Cdmpany, \ • HeCALL BUILDING FLORENCE, S. C. PHONE 796 ENGLANDER Sold everywHheic by furniture dealer® and department etorea ENGLANDER SPRING BED CO. NewYorh -Brooklyn • Chic«®» @.5irou»* A-Brofc. < ]itc.,Ilt2C Who Knows? X\THO knows values— you? Don’t be offended. Think it over! Would you want to trust to your own judgment of diamond values? And don’t you think that if a dealer started out to fool you he could do it? HkshArtCiothes MADE BY STROUSE A BROTHERS. Inc. % BALTIMORE. MD. are clothes of known worth. The High Art label is^ a definite way of knowing that your money is well invested. It’s safer than dfepending on your own judgment. T. Walker » '* ~ r '** ‘ \ 35 East Evans Street, rence, S. f. er than thf.y K—because tl.e bol lied them to abandu to diversify.” says Mr W. former farmer-marchant of Flor ence. '’Instead of planting cotton exclusively, they are planting food and forage crops, especially peanuts and growing live stock—and they are making untold money, too.’’ Potato Growers Optimistic “Potato growers around Florence should make the biggest money of their lives th's year, with the Florida crop practically tfilled,” In the opin ion of Mp. Charles Luhrs. who is one of the large planters In this section. "We are looking expectantly for the potato crop condition report..'' Mr. Luhrs Is trying out the possi bilities of asparagus here, also. Carload of Cattle Mr. George Williamson, one of the progressive farmers near Florence, called at the Chamber or Commerce Saturday afternoon to take up with Mr. J Ward Mcl^endon. county agent the ouestion of procuring for him a carload of fine cattle which he will put on his farm. They Have taken up the matter with Mr. J. N. McBride, industrial agent of the Seaboard An Line, who is in close touch with the market for such stock. Mr. Wil liamson’s purchase will be a valuable addition to the live stock industry in Florence county. Wants Some Soda rXmong the other visitors at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday af ternoon was Mr. Charles Hewitt, who. like nearly all farmers in this section, is having^ difficulty in get ting his fertiltef for spring planting. He is trying to get some soda, and enlisted the aid of Mr. J. Ward Me Lendcn. the county agent. ars Bin fit; E. F. * Dwyer, ^eft their home in Bu spending, several w Dwyer's mother, Mr ford. , Mrs. M. A. Cox, of Florence, visiting her- daughter, Mrs. tl. W. Broach. _ Mrs. ifl. P.. Sievenson and. son Brown of Centenary, are ,spending the week end at the home of Mr. ahd Mrs. J. C. I>avis. Mr. I ere.y Legette, of Columbia, is visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs. L. Lcggette. ^Statement of the ownership, manager ment, circulation, etc., required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, Of The Florence Daily Times pub llshed daily, except Sunday at Flor ence, South. Carolina, for April 1st, 1920. State of South Carolina, County of Florence. Before me, a notary public in and for the State and county aforesaid, personally appeared Charles S. Gardi ner, who, having been duly sworn ac cording to law, deposes and says that he is the Business Manager of the Florence Daily Times’ and that the following Is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a true state ment of the ownership, management, circulation, etc., of the aforesaid pub lication for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act of Augus.t 24, 1912, embodied in sec tion 443, Postal Laws and regula tions, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit: 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher—Brunson & Gardiner, Florence, S. C. Editor—Mason C. Brunson, Flor ence, S. C. Managing Editor—None. Business Manager—Charles S. Gardiner, Florence, S. C. 2. That the owners are: Mason C. Brunson, Charles S. Gardiner. 3. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold ers owning 1 per cent or more of to tal amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: W. R. Barringer. 6. That the average, -number of copies of each issue of this, publica tion sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscrib ers during the six months preceding the date shown above is 1,90.0- CHARLES S. GARDINER. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2nd day of April, 1920. A. B. LYNCH, (My commission exp>es pleasure of Governor.) THE STATE OF SOUTH CVAROLINA County of Florence By H. A. Brunson, Probate Judge. Whereas, J. B. Cain made suit to me, to grant unto him Letters of Ad ministration of' the estate of and ef lects of Leitha C. Cain. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Leitha C. Ckln, deceased,, that they be aud ap pear before me, in the Court of Pro bate. lo be held at Florence. S. C., on April 19,1920 next after publica tion thereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, this 3rd day of April Anno Domini. l»2p.i H. A. BRUNSON. Judge of Probate. ATTENTION KNIGHTS There will be an important meet-, ing of Harmony Lodge, No. 8, K. of P. at the Castle hail at 8 o'clock Tuesday night. Matters of import ance will be handled M. Rosenfield, Chancellor Commander R. C. King Keeper of Records and seals. Agreement Reached Will End Strike Copenhagen. April 5- -Agreement to end the general strike which forc ed the king to dismiss his cabinet has ended the conference of employ e«s and employers. re In Sev srstate at work abla their letting a con Ita from the fand also from ^various counties essors are now at rty of the Colnm- berry 1 Laurens Railway, y have already completed the re cessing of the Atlantic Coast Liri^ property, and before they leave the slate they will have gone int 0 the valuation of all railroad property, in cluding rights of way, buildings and rolling stock. Their principal effort, however, is with regard to lands. In getting at the value of rights of way these assessors get values on ad jacent property and then figure the value of the rights of way proportion ately. CALL 429 Florence Motor Sales Company and we will come 6 miles and put on a new Tire or Tube at no addi tional charge. But don't throw the old one away. Let us vul canlze It. t , Every Motor Need. } a — * 1 1 THE WEATHER For South Caroiioa: Fair and colder foniy'it and day. strong westerly winds. Tues- ATTENTION! R&A11 officers of Harmony Lodge No 8 are commanded to be present and report at the meeting ne-xf Tuesday night, at 8 p. nt. sharp, to attend to business of a very important nature. AM members are invited to attend as n free smoke will be given and fun ny stories wil! lie told about the ant- iks of the goat by funny story tellers BARRELS AND BOXES and all kinds of crates nod cases moved by ns V<th promptness and dispatch at lowest rates, with more than ordinary care ahd intelligence. Our men are instructed to giv« exceptional attention even to small orders. A transfer ser- vice it is a pleasure for you to deal with. C all up FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS “BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE” Mr. A. H. Woods, one of .America's foremost producers will present for the first time in this city. “Business Before Pleasure:’’ conceded bv the New Y>'ik and Chicago press and the cmhlic to be th® greatest laughing hit ever produced. Those present-at the Opera House tonight will be the lucky ones, and tliere is no doubt but what the thea tre will be iMWl to its utmost capn- citv. such is being the case in every c*tv where "Business Before Pleas ure” is pleasing capacity audiences. Did you ever feel as though you would like to have a hearty laugh? Did vou ever have a quarrel with the better half, and want, to find some take the dull care a wav" ever go ■ home from yout business with a lot of worry on your mind, when you would have give •mythim: for something to cheer you MU? Did you ever crave entertain ment when there was no otie to give it to you? If yen are suffering fifrm either of tlie above and need, a real heart) laugh you can get it when Abp and Mawruss the two hovs who have re . , . , . . , tired from the cloak and suit trade . to go in the filluni business, begin to hire vamps for their super-produc tbrn "Tie Guilty Doliai” you will he relieved of everything that goes to make ore. tb'ng to Did vou CASTOR OIL HOW MADE TASTELESS SICK DAUGHTER . WAS MADE WELL Columbia April 5—Investigation of affairs at thq boy’s reformatory at Florence wi^ ch was to have started Tuesday moi ning has been postponed to Thursday, according to announce ment made hor«f today by. Senator Pearce, who Is acting chairman of the special legislative committee to make the investigation, Members of the investigating ^ committee will reach. Flore and the prq morning. A rjtorneyp MOTHER ALSO TOOK TANLAC FOR GENERAL BREAKDOWN H igh Endorsement Mrs. Barrett, of Anderson, Found Tanias to be “Such a Fine Medicine." “I gave inv daughter Tanlac for several mouths on a stretch and 1 it changed .her from a puny, sickly, fretful girl to one who. Is strong aird healthy.” declared- Mrs. Lucy Bar reft, of 113 Highland Ave„ Equinox, Anderson, in a statement In endorse ment of Tanlac. “I took Tanlac for a general rundown breakdown. My back hurt me terribly ail the time, and I had stomach trouble badly, too. I had no appetite and could not eat anything. i “The Tanlac did me more good than any medicine I ever took be fore. U gave me such a good appe tite and it seems that I was hungry all the time. The medicine soon had relieved my back aches, aud built up my whole system and made me strong. I am glad to recommend it. fer it is such a fine medicine.'’ In Darling!on by Darlington Drug ”o.. Hartsville. Robert Stewart; Cor ler Drug Co.: I,ake City. Farmers & Merchants Drug Co ; Scranton, )Y S. Lynch Co. H Warms You I/p When your head, throat and no»- trils are stopped up and you have a bad cold, cough or sore throat try - -igaiiuB commuiee win »nqe Wednesday Afternoon robe yrill .ktart Tburs4w A represqtotatlve of the at- , (Mentholated). Formerly Tar Balsam Buy a bottle froni your druggist. Taf a teaspoonful and watch the'results, will immediately warm you up, loosen Tl phlegm, and clear your head, chest ax nostrils. Breaks up colds and coughs ar stops sore Airoats. A delightful syrup, it doesn’t relieve yon your druggist will i fund your mongy. ,» ’: S.V qt year druggist’s. Remarkable Process Perfected by Chemists of Soencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. Nbbody ever dreamed that castor oil cckild ho made tasteless. Yet it has been done. Chemists of Spen cer Kellogg & Sons, Inc., one of the world's largest manufacturers of castor oil, have perfected a wonderful profess whereby castor oil Is made Nothing is re moved. except that disagreeable taste Strength and purity remain absolute ly unchanged. It’s the same castor oil that your doctor prescribed with the nauseating taste eliminated. Think what a boon Kell.'gg’s Taste less Castor Oil is to children and even grown-ups. Insist on Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil if you want a castor oil that is’ really tasteless. Two sizes, 36c and 66c. At all good druggists.—Adv. I* (cientifically. Men Vdfrom th«£«rr “The coffee with few eQttols end no superiors Mutual Coffee Co. MoMcomery. Ala. Columbia now offers a year-round Cash Market PEANUTS Beat The Boll Weavil With Peanuts They Saved Ga. and Ala. And Will Save You. ... .-.r' 'v’f A peanut oil mill is now being built for us in Columbia and will be completed by ]une i^th. You will have no trouble in marketing all the peanuts you can produce at the highest market price. The boll weevil now covers a large por tion of our State and an all-cotton crop is dangerous. Peanuts have proven the salvation of other boll weevil sections. A farmer who can make a bale of cot ton to the acre, can produce from,One Ton to 2.500 pounds of peanuts on the same land. You will have no trouble in having' Py^i- nuts Threshed; no trouble in market ing them at the highest cash price. ORDER YOUR SEED PEANUTS NOW. It takes two bushels of white Spanish peanuts in the hull to plant an acre. * 1'or further information about seed, or anv other facts, write CAROLINA PEANUT Incorporators I. M? Mauldin E. ,< tyal lardin 13. II. Bostick E. S. Covin * v Temporary Ileadquarters, 151S Sumter St. S. C.