The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 19, 1920, Image 4
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THE 'FLORENCE DAILY TIMES MONDA
OPED# I0USE O'DOWD IHEIIKIE
SHOWING TODAY ONLY
Katherine McDonald
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY
in "The Thunderbolt’'
Now here is a picture that
every one in Florence should
see. It is stared with the most
beautiful woman In the United
States. It Is a romance of the
strangest marriage on record.
IT’S A BIG ATTRAJCTION IN
ITSELF
ALSO* A GOOD COMEDY
AND NEWS PICTURE.
Tuesday & Wednesday
NAZIMOVA
THE ACTRESS SUPREME IN
“THE BRAT”
Here is one of the greatest
stage plays ever written. In
pictures more compacked than
Could be ffresvrued on the larg
est stage in the world. This
picture was supposed to have
been shown for 26 and 60 cents
but the management is going to
show it for the regular admis
sion.
ALSO
LARRY SEMON
In
“The Grocery Clerk”
- Today
Vierra’s Hawaiian®
The best ‘ act of Hawaiian
singers, dancers and musicians
that has ever played Florence.
There are five people In the act
and every one an artist:
“Burnt Wings”
Featuring ib'
Frank Mayo
A heart-appealing story that
will Interest and entertain you
from start to finish.
Prices 25, 36 and 50c.
TOMORROW
“Vierra’s Hawaiians”
In an entire change of program
—New songs and music.
“The Forged Bride”
.Featuring Mary MacLaren.
Prices 25. 35 and 50c. 4k •
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MARION STAGES
CELEBRATION
•vitents Xu Buy
Freak Pig
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. WE SHOW OUR
APPRECIATION
OF YOUR PATRONAGE
BY SERVING
YOU NOTHING BUT
THE BEST
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ARRANGEE FINE PROGRAM FOR
MAYDAY.'
Marion, April 19. ~The various com
mltteeg are busily engaged at work
for- the mammoth celebration to take
place in Marion on May 5th. Com
munications ,are being received from
i all over the state and even as far as
New York in regard to this festive
occasion. All the towns to take part
in it are manifest'.r.s great interest
and are signifying their hearty co
operation. Practically all their
queens h a ve been appointed or elect
ed and are enthusiastic over the ap
proaching gayety. It is rumored that
one of them is coming by aerial
route—the highest state in which
royalty can travel these days. “Miss
South Carolina” of Columbia writes
that she can hardly wait to assume
her ‘‘queenly duties*' and that all her
friends are excited over the coming
event. The governor of North Caro
lina has anointed “Miss North Caro
llna” to represent that fine old Tar
Heel state and render homage to her
sister Palmetto queen. Miss Elise
Smith of MaVion will have the dis
tinction of being hpstess to all the
visiting queens. She is, one of the
most popular and attractive young la
dies in Maripn and will perform her
quednly functions with grace and dig
nity. Limited space will not permit
the enumeration of the various at
tractions that *will taxe place, but
among them will be the float parade,
the floats being decorated with flow
ers'. Comstock’s Band and the cele
brated Meyer Davis Orchestra of
Washington, D. C.. taking part in the
parade. The battle of flowers, the
May Pole Dance, and the big Queens’
Ball in the “Queens’ Forest,” com
mencing at 2 p. m. and lasting until
midnight. Governor Cooper will fead
the Grand March.
“FLOWER SOP”
TOMORROW EVENING
LOCAL TALET TO PRESENT PLAY
AT OPERA HOUSE.
Casualties On
Both Sides Heavy
Vladivostock, April 19.—Heay fight
ing between the Rnssf"— — ’ .' , np..n-
. b^covsk. Casual
i sides were heavy.
Throngi,jti»e '’Ificf- of Hie Chamber
of Commerce. Air. T.- B. Young nas
received ah offer to buy his one-heat
ed two-hodibd pig, which he has on
display now at the show rooms of tbs
Piowden Auto company. Mr. Ave' y | '
F. Jones, of Nichols, wishes to ho-
quire the freak, to put with a douMe '
headed calf, making a double attract
tion witli which ne expects to go on
the road ivith u »ig show company.
Mr. Jones and Mr. Young conferred
here this njorning on the matter. Be
fore the deal.is closed Mr. Jones will
visit his managers in Louisville, Ky„
after wfach he will see Mr. Young
again. However, just now, Mr. Young
is inclined to keep his freak pig for
local display because of the interest
It attracts in Florence.
ese co"?
NEW TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL BOTTLED
IN THE LABORATORY
Men and Women Stutter'*.ra.
There nee only about one-fourth as
many women who stammer as men
thus troubled.
New Tasteless Castor Oi
Sold Only in Bottles La
belled Kellogg’s Taste
less Castor Oil
DENIES THE CHARGE
Negro Held in Lexington Jail on the
Charge of Assault.
Lexington, April 19.—Lucien K.
Jenkins* a negro, held in jail here j
for safekeeping, protests innocence of;
the charge that he assaulted little j
Willie Trimble. :
O’DELL TRIAL STARTS
Charged With Sensational Murder in
New York.
Rochester, N. Y„ April 19.-j-The:
trial of James L. O’Dell charged with
the murder of Edward J. Kneippe.
has begun. Mrs. O’Dell will be tried
on the same charge later. %
FOR SKIN MURES
Zemo, the Ctean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy
Don’t worry about eczema or othes
skin troubles. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo ob
tained at any drug store tor 35c, or
extra large bottle at 41-00.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring*
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. It is easily
applied and costs a mere trifle for each
application. It is always dependable.
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland Q. »
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KILLED IN TORNADO
Mother and Two Children Dead and
Scpreg injured in Arkansas
Ft. Smith, Ark.. April 19—MraJChns
Zachary and two children wore kill
ed and a sccre of persons are re
ported seriously injured as a result
of a tornado at Hickeytqwn near
here.
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
Railroad Board Meetg Today to Dis
cuss Wage Question
r
Washington, April 19—T'he railroad
Labor Board *.vfll meet behind closed
doors today to consider the general
wage quest ion. *
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil is
bottled in the laboratories of Spen
cer Kellogg & Sons, Inc., Insist on
KeRoggV Tasteless Castor Oil, labo
ratory bottled with directions on the
label, if you want a really tasteless
castor oil. It’s the same good o:d-
fashicned castor oil that doctors pre
scribe, with the disagreeable, tastf
removed. Put up in airtight bottles,
properly labelled. Kellogg’s Tasteless
Castor Oil comes to you with all
the strength'and .purity of the good
old family remedy. Lut that nans
eating taste has been absolutely re
moved. Think what a boon this ifc
(o mothers and the little folks! No
coaxing nor bribing. Even grown-ups
will appreciate this new form of the
rood old family remedy. You can
now get Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor
Oil in two sizes, 35c and 65c. At all
druggists. (Adv).
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FIRE INSURANCE 1
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IF YOU HAVE |
COUNTRY PROPERTY |
TO INSURE SEE
THE FLORENCE COUNTY FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
J. W. McCOWN, Pres.
Florence, S. C.
D.E.FRASER, Secty. & y
Bannockburn, sf^
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ENGIANDER
COUCH-BID
Sold everywhere by furniture dealers
and department stores
ENGLANDER SPRING BED CO.
HrwYarfc -Brooklyn-CMra^a
“The Flower Shop,” to be given un-
ksr the auspices of the Civic League.
inU be presented at the Opera House
tomorrow evening at 8:30. o’clock.
The author, Mr.'Charles Htfliu^, is a
South Carol lean, and .he will tkke a
leading part in the 'presentation ‘.of
the play. All other characters aV
local people and there are about sev v -,
enty who will take part In the play,
including grown-ups and children.
The play is in two acts and is bright
and pretty with several musical se
lections and song hits interspread
The entertainment is for the benefit
of the Civic League. Tickets are now
0 n sale. The admission price is $1.00
downstairs and 75 cents in the gal
lery, children 50 cents.
Marion Skinner
Sea Otter's Fur Valuable.
A coat or cloak of genuine sen otter
Is worth more than its weight in gold.
While the skins of the oWlitniry fresh
water otter have no particular value
In the fur market, the pelt of the true
sea otter Is today ihe most valuable
of ail furs. The sea otter was former
ly-found In considerable abundance off
the const of Alaska, but it is now
nearly if not quite extinct.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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ItnUfM. Aik frwClII.CireS-TKB •
DIAMOND UKAND FILLS, for *7
years known ts Bat, Safest Always KeliaL*
SAID BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
TANLAC PBAISED .
?! BYSEAMSTBESS
GREER'
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WOMAN SAYS TRYING
BROUGHT ON HER
AILMENT®,.,
Made Big Change
‘V
She Declares Taking Tanlac Result
ed in Great Increase in Strength
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Used
Cars
V.i
If you have a^ar to sell see us. We
can sell it for you now. r
We have a line of used cars, come and
see them. ^
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Some real bargains.
East Florence
Service Station,
/ Corner E. Evans and Ravenell Streets.
• After an illness of a month, Mr.
Marion Skinner died Wednesday af
ternoon. He was the youngest son
ot Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W. Skinnei,
and was a young man of splendid
characted. He served five mouths
on the firing line as Sergeant-Major
and when the armistice was signed
he was assigned to duty at Brest.
While in service he suffered a se
vere attack of ga& which 1 it is claim
ed was indirectly the cause of his un
timely death. After his return from
France he was employed as book
keeper Tor the Florence Hardware
Co., where he made many friends.
Besides a father and mother he Is
survived by the following brothers
and sisters: Messrs J, S. Skinner of
Grove Town, Ga., H. M., H. L. and
S E Skinner of Bishopville; A. E„
B. F. and T! A. B. SWnner of Flor
ence; W. E. Skinner of Michigan and
the two sisters. Mrs'. H. B. Best,
Vienna, Ga.. and Mrs. M. D. Wood,
of P.iBhopville.
The remains were taken to He
bron Methodist church near Stokes
Bridge where interment wiy* made
at 3.30 Thursday afternoon.
Says “Flower Shop”
Made Great ’Hit
Prof. M. M. Wilkes, Superintendent
of the Timmonsville graded schools
spent the morning in the city. Prof.
Wilkes spoke in terms of highest
praise of “The Flower Shop” which
was presented in Timmonsville. The
show made a hit, he says, and should
be seen by a large audience here.
“Tanlac i*,- a fine medicine for
stomach trouble and it is a good gen
eral tonic, too. and I am glad to rec-
jinniend it as siich^to anyone,” said
Miss Lena Burns, of Greer, S. C.. in
a statement in endorsement of Tan-,
lac. “I was troubled with—nervous
ness an d weak spells before I took
Tanlac. I am a seamstress and my
work is very trying and it brought
on these troubles. Indigestion also
troubled me a lot and my appetite
had left me. I certainly was run
d#wr. in health and feeling badly.
“I finally decided to take a course
of eome medicine and I had heard
so much about Tanlac 1 decided to
take it. The Tanlac helped those
nervous spell,, right amay and soon I
gained a great deal in strength and
weight. I got. so I could sleep well,
too.’’
In Darlington by Darlington Drug
Co., Hnrtsvill.?, Robert Stewart; Cor
ner Drug Cr,; Lake City. Farmers ft
Merchants Dnig Co.;’ Scranton, W.
S. Lynch Co
Money back without <
PTH
treatmentoflTCH. ECZEMA,,
RINGWORM. TETTER or/
other itching »kin diteatrs Try"
a 75 cent hot ar our cut
F. U LAKE DRUG CO
VACANT L O TS
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We have several hundred vacant lots listed which is the finest Assortment of Residential prop
erty in the City. Below are a few selected here and there. Look them over and let us show you
KEEP YOUR HOME
COMFORTABLE THIS WINTER
Pon’t buy a Furnace you can't tell
your neighbor the name until you see
and investigate.
CALORIC
the original Pipelqss Furnace
We are booking order now. «Save
1-3 Fuel—Gdt 1-2 more Heat.
We have for every lady calling at our
store One Caloric Thimble Free—
Come early.
CALORIC Distributor
Weeks Bradley Hdw.
cor
PHONE 71.
any one you are intersted in.
Cheves: Street
South Side
Palmetto Street
South Side
Graham Street
' East Side
Barnes Street
South Side
Griffen Street
West Side
Evans Street
North Side
Colt Street
West Side
Pine Street-
West Side
King Avenue
South Side
Kuker Avenue
West Side
Guerry Street
East Side
r Elm Street
West Side
Manning Street
South Side
| Elm Street
.South Side
. Evans street
South Side
i Dargan Street
West Side
i Gregg Avenue
North Side
| Church street
East Side
Dargap Street
West Side
Between Warley ftnd McQueen
Between McQueen and Graham
Between Palmetto and Pine
Between Sanborn and Kuker
Between Palmetto and Pine
Between Front and Darllnton
Corner Graham and Pine ^
Between High and Rose
Between Palmetto and Cheves
Between Evans and Barnes
Corner Elm and Howard
Corner Elm and Lee
Between Ravenel and Harliee
Corner Cedar and Dargan
192x200
50x150
60x185
50x150
50x150
50x300
167x205
50x164
60x150
54x154
113x150
117x200
50x200
100x160
50X100
50x200
50x150
75x204
58x350
Between Pine and Elm
V; Between Cedar and Loop Road
REMEMBER WE WILL HELP YOU TO FINANCE BUILDING A HOME OR PLACE OF BUSINESS
ON ANY LOT PURCHASED THROUGH QUR AGENCY.
VrJ
'WE DO IT QUICK”
/DARGAN-HARLLEE REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO.
WeCALL BUILDING PHONE 796
Stomach
Out of Fix?
’Phlne your grocer or druggist
for a dozen bottles of this deli
cious digestant,—a glass' with
meals gives delightful relief, or
no charge for the first doten
used.
Shivar'Ale
PURE DIGESTIVE AROMAT
ICS WITH SHIVAR MINERAL
WATER AND~ GINGER
Nothing like It for renovating
old worn-out stomachs, cravert*
ing food Into rich blood and
■ound fltsh.
Bottled and guaranteed by the
celebrated Sblvar Mineral
Spring, Shelton, S. C. If your
regular dealer cannot supply
you telephone
NeSMITH POWELL CO.
STOMACH ILLS
permanently disappear after drink!ng
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wa-
er. “ Positively guaranteed by money-
back offer. Tastes fine; costs a
trifle. Delivered anywhere by our
. Florence agents, Gregg & Ander
son, Phono them.
O’DOWD THEA
TODAY and TOMORROW^
VIERRA’S HAWAIIANS (
Presenting “A NIGHT IN HAWAII”
4 Shows Daily Admission 25, 35 and 50 cents
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM FOR
TOMORROW
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^ IT IS SAID ’ »
THAT GREAT THINGS ARE IN STORE FOR FLORENCE
AND
EVERYTHING^ POINTS TO CONTINUED PROSPERITY FOR OUR ;;
CITY
NEW PEOPLE ARE MOVING IN EVERY DAY
% AND THIS NATURALLY MAKES INCREASED DEMAND FOR
I
HOUSES
IT’S HARD TO MEET THE DEMAND NOW
BUT IT’S GOING TO BE ~ ”
A GREAT DEAL HARDER WITHIN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS.
* THEREFORE
WE STRONGLY URGE THOSE WHO CAN ARRANGE TO DO SO
TO BUY THElS HOMES NOW
TO-DAY
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WHEN YOU( LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME YOU ARE
INDEPENDENT OF THE LANDLORD.'
LET US
HELP YOU GAIN THAT INDEPENDENCE!
~ LET US SELL YOU A HOME.
OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COMMAND AT ?!
See us about some of the following homes we have for sale:
No. 201 South Coit Street,
No. 122 West Cheve^ Street
No. 209 *West Pine Street
No. 312 West Pine Street
No. 209 West Palmetto Street.
No. 301 West Cheves Street
No. 800 Rose Avenue
No. 19 South McQueen Street
No. 310 South Irby Street
No. 15 East Elm Street
No. 15 East Pine Street
No. 6 South Coit Street
No. 213 West Palmetto, with garage*
11 rooms,
9 rooms,
6 rooms,
6
6 rooms,
7 rooms,
8 rooms,
7 rooms',
6 rooms,
8 rooms
9 rooms,
9 rooms,
7 rooms
TME.
Lot 100x143
Lot 75x105
Lot ^6x150
Lot 60x200
Lot 60x120
Lot 55x150
Lot 75x160
Lot 50x150
Lot 74x200
Lot 50x150
Lot 44x183
* Lot 85x102
Lot 43x200
WE WANT MORE HOUSES LISTED WITH US FOR SALE.
We are selling a great many houses these daysand we are needing many others to add to our for
?ale list. We know how to sell Florence Real Estate and we think we can handle your proverty to
our munial advantage.
TRY OU® SERVICE.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN OUR LINE.
LUCAS & BRUNSON
REAL ESTATE BROKERS