The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 17, 1920, Image 2
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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY
)ON, APRIL 17, 1920.
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NOTICE TAX SALES.
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
112 SOUTH DARGAN STREET
The Citenzship of Florence is enthusiastically
, looking after the City’s material progress.
"WE' MUST NOT FORGET THE CITY’S SPIRITUAL PROGRESS
CM to ehtlrch Sunday. ST. JOHN’S WELCOMES YOU.
: , 'ftaFvleoo: 8 A. M. 11:15 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.
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Under and by virtue of certain
Executions issued and directed to
me, I will sell to the highest bidder
at Public 'Auction, wlthin^the legal
hours of sate on Monday, May 3,
1920, the following described real
property to-wit:—
Lots 2, 3, T and 6 ten acres, more
jor le?S, Florence Outside, Described
j in Deed Bock 26, at page 703. Levied
*! on as the property of Atlantic Coast
% Realty Company for State and Coun-
* ty Taxes 1915. ' ~
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Eleven acres, more cr less, Flor
of McCall, East by Mafia Howe and Recessary residences for white fatnl- »»»♦»» a a RdtUHtjHHHHHHi-* X yfc
lands j>f McCall, South by lands of iie s . -now needing homes and those 1 J |
Chisholm and West by Covington. w jj 0 nre expecting to move Into town | *
In the near future. Mr. W r . H. An
drews Is one of the principal ba^k-
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old acquaintance
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Ten years ago, upon our entrance into
the clothing business, we were formal
ly and p-operly introduced to ii’s
majesty “the shtep.’’
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We were taught then that sheep’s wool
was the only desirable material to make
into men’s clothing—and that’s how we
grew up. *
Today as the press that prints this pa
per revolves at the rate of 3,000 revolu
tions an hour—unsatisfactory substi
tutes for wool are appearing almost as
fast—hut w-e are clinging like ivy to
the seed of our success.
This is an ALL WOOL institution and
we’ll he the same this time next year
if you’ll look us up.
HaVt
Suits
SchafFner & Marx
Value First
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$50 to $70
—new neckwear arriving daily.
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M. R. CANNON
Store That Doe. Things.”
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
250
FLORENCE, S. C.
ence Outside bounded as follows:
North by Mars Bluff road; East by
H. S. Ro o .e, South by City Limits
grid \V r ast by H. S. Rose. LevLfd cn
as the property of M. A. Bell for
sLite and county taxes 1918.
150 acres, more or less, described
in Deed Book 28 at page 355 and
bounded North by . estate F. S. WaU,
East by Mrs. Nancy Hyman and Y. C.
Lynch. Sopth by public road, and
West l.y R, P. Byrd. ' Levied on as,
the property of H. A. Cameron for
state and county taxes 1917 and 1918.
Lois 2 and 15, Block A, Plat of
Lake View,'just below Town of Lake
City, desKribed in Deed Book 22,
page 359. Levied on as the property
of D. C. Conyers for state and coun
ty taxes 1918.
C(i acres described in. Mortgage
B'jok 17, at P'lge 151 and bounded as
follows:, North-east by Rush lands,
j South by it ditch, West by tracts 1
| and 2. North-west by G. L. DdWltt.
( Levied on as the property of G. L.
De\\ itt for 191S state and county
taxes.
, Lot 50x100 feat. Town of Tim-
imonsville, bounded as follows: North
by Simpson p’nce, East by Lillian
Dock, South and West l y Mrs. Mary
( McLendon. Described in Deed Book
21, at rage 417 .and levied on as the
property of Professor Dock for state
and count}’ taxes .1918.
lot 50x125 on Cbeeves street. City
of Florence, bounded North by
Cbeeves' street, East by Walter Bu
chanan, South by Levy & Holmes
and West by Sarah E. Bowler. De
scribed in Deed Book AC. at page
j 1 >2 and 1 or ted on as the property of
j Alice Fordbain for state and county
: and City of Florence taxes for 1918.
11 1-2 acres. Back Swamp, bound-
!ed North by John Kuker. East bv
| Thus. Ashby. South Ezehiel Reed and
1 West by Elizabeth Smith. Described
Levied on as the property of-estate
Amanda Harrison for state and coun
ty taxes 1918.
13.10 acres, described in Deed crs of ^ bllildin e a3SOclat{on - An -
Book 32, at page 217, bounded North draws News.
by G. R. Williford, East estate N. S. *
Gibson. South by Mrs. Kate Bennett . Dillon’s New Road Plan
and West by Tract 4. Levied on as ■
the property of MlAnie L. Heywood The Dnion He rald says:
for state and county taxes 1918. Acting on the recommendation of
50\150 feet, Cheeves street, City the county delegation the governor
of Florence, bounded North -by an has appointed Mr. J. C. Adams as £
alley, East by lands formerly of B. commissioner foP Dillon county. The 3!
B. Napier, South by Cheeves st reel position carries a dal ary of fS.OCD *
and -West by \\\ S. Thomas. Levied per year and Mr. Adams will have %
on as ti^e property ef W. K. Hook charge of the road and bridge work *
for state arid county taxes 1918. ;of the county and look after the
50x100 feet. Evans street. City of 9? un ^ 8 bufeln ,ff s l in a f ae . ra ! ri*
F.oreiice. bounded North by Evans*^’ Adanis havt : associated with :i|
street. Fast by land now or formerly him as aa adv ‘ ROr >; board J ' Har :
of Mrs. Purvis. South by Hewitt ?. rove . ? nd . C -, P * °5
and West by Tedder,
the. property of Dicey Kelley
THE BEST IN
CANDY IS
S A M O S E T
AND
THE HIGHEST
IN PRICE
levied on as ,he old board ’ and ' P ' A ' Georg °’ a
,j V ! on dS new member, who takes W. C. Par-
state and eountv taxes 1918. °* ! ,am ’ s on the board. Mr. Adaihs
, Is a splendid - business man of pro
acres, more or less, - - -
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hounded ^ressive ideas and no better seiee-
Xorth by Lynches River, East by Ben tion could have been made. He sets
ton & T ciltlcr, South by John Welch ()l ,t W ith “the determination not only
iiml West by J. O. Lee. Levied on to give the vcople a system of good
the property of S. E. Lee for state'roads • but to put the affairs of the ..
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and county taxes 1918
120 acres,, more or less, bounded
North by Lynches River, East by S.
E. Lee, South by John Welch and
West by J. C. Lynch. Levied cn as
the property; of 'J. O. Loe for state
and county taxes 1918.
Lot 9x250 Barringer street, Lot
49, 50x112 Commander street, 59x150
LuwJon street: and Lot 2 Fraser
strei t. ‘ levied on ns tiie property
of Serena Melton for state and coun
ty taxes 19! 8.
Lot 15, Section A, Block J. West
Side Lawron street. Levied on as
the property of Alfred Moses for
state and County taxes 1918.
Lots 1 and 10 “Qalktly estate
Lands” bounded North , by Pine
street. Last by J. A. Cutts and lot
11, South by Oak street, West by
lots 2 and 9. Levied on aS the prop
erty of J. A. Muidrow for state and
county taxes 1918 and City of Flor
ence taxes 1917 and 1!L8
Lot Hi, Mr. /non Heights, Timmons
ville, 50x125 Warren s .rcet, describ
ed i.u L,4ed Book 3, at nage 524 and
levied on « ; the property of Chap
Me We well for state and county taxes
19i8.
Tract 11,
county on a good business basis.
(0 acres, more or
Sin Mortgage'Book 17, at page 122 ami I G!ib30n ls;nd;5 * described in Deed
'levied on* as the property of Tom Booh - S - at P a ^ e 352 and levied on
Frior?on for state arid emuty taxes a!i tte Picperty of G. T. Parker for
1918.
I Lot 150 feet square. McQueen
i street, Part lot 4. Block E. Section
| A Levied on as the property of Mrs.
j J. L. Friedheim for state and county
j taxes 1918.
28 acres, Florence Outside, de-
i scribed in Deed Book 25, at page
! 482 and levied on as the property of
[Mrs. M. L. Green far state and courr
; ty taxes 1318.
100 acres, Jeffreys No. 4, bounded
j North by Spencer Harrison and lands
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SKOST B UTirUL q^AR ' ^1 Kll I C^I
A Scientific Development
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Your eyes alone will tell you that our new
“Glenbrook” is emc cf the-handcoriest hve^passenger
cars that has ever been.designed. But in order to
really appreciate this model, you tnuct take an actual
demonstration on the road.
Then—and then, only—will you understand what
our engineers have accomplished iri three years of
patient experiment work and testing. Then—and
then only —will you realize what giant strides have
been made in motor and chassis development.
The “Glenbrook,” you must remember, is a strictly
modem car. It was developed during a period of
world wide mechanical research and represents the
last word in automotive science. It is actually and
literally a motor car developed by the war.
Just what these new standards qf engineering have
accomplished will be quite evident, in a single de'
monstration. It will prove a liberal education, we
believe, if you will permit our dealer to arrange
for an appointment.
stute and county taxes 1918.
95 acres, more or less, bounded
North by M. L. Timmons, East by
Gause iuj <1 Collins, South by Thos
Jenkins and West by J. S. Leg;.
Described in Deed Book 22, at page
' and levied cn as the property
of V, A. Purvis for state and county
taxes 1118.
50 acres, more or less, bounded
North l y Winslow Wright, East by
I. I. and M. E. Coward, South by W.
J. McCutchen and West by W. S.
Lynch. Described in f)ee d Book 2V,
at page 350 and levied on as the
property of C. D. Rollins for state
and county taxes 1918.
Lots 107-108 and 58. plat W. B.
Flaherty, C. E., Timmonsville, do-
stribed in Deed Book 31, at*page 58
and levied on as the property of J.
Monroe Spears for state, and county
taxes 1918.
65x150 feet. Town of Timmonsville
bounded North by Walker street. East
by Pinckney street, Sontb by D. A.
Apple and West by Mrs. M. E. Wal
ker. Levied oh as th« property of
B. (’. Trulttck for state ami county
taxes 1918.
43 acres, more or less, bounded
north by estate Calvin Hid, East 7
West by J. L. Wilkes, South by J. L.
Wilkes. North-west by estate of
Galvin H11!. Levied on as tin-
pro pert v of J. L. Wilkes for state
and county taxes 1918.
3 acres, more or less, Timmonsville
hounded North by John McSween.
Fast b y Geo. Phillips, South by. Ed
gar Lido and West by Kate Phil ips.
Levied on as the property of Dinah
Williams for s*ate and county taxes
1918.
14 acre. Timmonsville. bounded
North, and East by public roads,
South by. White DuRant and West
1 y Jarpes Befisb y. Levied cn ns the
property of Judge and Nancy Zimmer
man for hUIo and oaurity taxes 1918-
TIlDS. S. BITROH, Sheriff.
Terms Cash: Purchaser to pay for
papers. .
April 15. 1920.
CONSTIPATION
Aad Sour Stcmacb Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black-
Draught Relieved.
Meadorsville, Ky.—Mrs. Pearl Pat
rick, of this place, writes: *T was
fery constipated. I had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. I went to
the doctor. He gave me some pills.
They weakened me and seemed to
tear up my digestion They would
gripe me and afterwards it seemed
I was more constipated than before.
I heard of Black-Draught and de
elded to try It. I found it just what I
needed. It was an easy laxative, and
not bad to sw’allow. My digestion soon
improved. I got well of the sour stom
ach, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more griping, and I would take a
dose now and then, and was in good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black-
Draught for it is the finest laxative
one can use.”
Thedford’s Black-Draught has for
many years been found of great value | ^
In the treatment of stomach, liver and £
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle *
and reliable in Its action, leaving no f
bad aftereffects, it has won the praise | t . w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims or do
manris against Gie estate of W. J.
McDcriald. arp roquestdd, to present
the same Iteiniml and verified to the
uiidersigned duly, qualified admin is
Iralor of (lie said estate within the
lime prescribed by law, twelve mou
fh.s; ami all.persons indebted to the
said estate are asked to make prompt
payment to the undersigned.
L. G. HITE, Administrator,
Florence, S. C.
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WILL BUILD FIFTY
NEW RESIDENCES
To meet the insistent need for
homes here In Andrews, a compand
has been recently formed under the
name of the Andrews Building Asso
ciation, which company will com
mence work in the next few day h on
fifty homes Ip the city to be located
in different sections of the town.
It Is fhe purpose of this company
to construct homes on the bungalow
and cottage type the cost of each to
be in Um neighborhood of three thou
sand dollars. Homes will be provided
for A number of .mechanics wh 0 are
employed now at the S. A. L. Ry.
shops; and for those who are expect
ed to arrive In the next sixty days
on account* of the extension program
which has been mapped out for the
plant. This Increase In the capacity
of the railroad shops has. been made
necessary on account of the volume
of work that Is being placed on this
division.
The Andrews building Association
j proposes also to erect homes for ne
groes in the town as well as provide
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