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.. •‘"Hr.' -•7 rr' ^^ * v ^ THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 20, 1920. RHEUMATISM Is completely wasned out of ' the system by the celebrated Sbivar Mineral Water. Positively guaran teed by money-back offer. Tastes fine; casts a trifle. Delivered any where by our Florence agents, dregs 4 Anderson. Phone them. CORN YIELD SHOULD BE GREATER It Warms You Up For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, , When you! body Aches and Is Feverish. and ienthoIa'tedL I the Phlegm—Clears the Head Chest. 35c* Your DrugRiofs. KYjoja IttUEEft HAIR DRESSING The new hair dis covery by which every vonaan can now have Lone, W So.t, Pretty Hair. 'JJ No mcUtr how v short KINKY or WIRY your hair is QUELN KAIR DRESSING will make it grow long a n' d ctraiaht. QUEEN re moves dandruff and stops tailing hair. Send 25 tents today for large box to Ktwbro Mfg. Co., Atlanta. Ga. We will pay you BIG MONEY ' to tell your friends about QUEEN and distribute advertising pamphlets. Write fur our special money making offer. It is stated that the weakest crop grown on Southern farms is the corn crop, which in total value comes next lo cotton. The total value of the corn crop last year was $843,000,000, yet ; only two states of the Southern group! produced a yield of more than twenty i bushels on acre. Mississippi, Ala-! bam a, Florida and Georgia averaged | less than fifteen. Virginia averaged I 20, North Carolina 19 and South Carol Raisinq the Family- p— Pa spread more make-up around the Housi lina 10 bushels an acre. The situation is a little difllcula to urderstand when we remember along with these low figures that the South 1 lias the record for corn yield per acre, and boasts of a large number of rec ords of more than two hundred bush els an acr. The low average per acre, it must be remembered, includes a large num ber of acres and probably farms, where the yield is less than half of fifteen. Why plant such lands in corn? A twenty bush-an-acre-crop should be the irreducible minimum of every] acre. MN lANDS^ *-! HONfcN, UMPX ' HPsPPevJEO TO VOO! ,let See! ? INTEKWATjpN AL CARTOON CO. N. Y. i S03 than he did on his Papet !r isP feOOWJtSS.CWi.D- ujMERE. WtiNow &6T KCL TVWT BLACWr Ol^ YA t r OH MOHt trs PA.C OVER evjERY fU\CE 'T IN THt WOPLD-J n L V^ELL . IF Im fcoNse. ei-iw uocfet. HieSTbi’-. * Cc'. ro utevvas HC.OJ '"j Kit ov i rue.' -- / ( V Sy J ’ c. Q ' ' <? p - cx <? -HU- 1 make a crop in either clods or grass. Fix the land right oefore you plant, NO TICS OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that it like you fix it until the crop is I made. The cultivation should not If t^e land wllT not make’this ‘ l>« ^ Mun ^ h t0 the roots much, .then turn it over entirely to 1 of the crop,—it should be frequent the cowpea. soy bean and velvet bean. | and shallow. Let iegunes liave a chance, rather j u i s possible that the average yield then waste labor on a hopeless task, per acre in the South can he doubled Assuming that good Judgment, has oy selecting good, seed, getting the been displayed in the selection and Highest yietd.ng varieties suitable to testing of seed, the next consideration your section; planting in productive ■ should be good lane and proper till- sc il; giving careful tillage, and mak- I age. The tillage of the soil cannot j j n g’an intelligent pur- and then so cultivate it as to keep | suant to an order of the Board of , School Commissioners of the School District of the City of Florence, duly j he too good for corn. The land should ( he fine, mellow and moist, and should be free from weeds. Corn will not LUCAS & BRUNSON RUAL ESTATE BROKERS Many men and many women have laid a solid foundation for their fortune in a wise real estate investment. Land can’t burn, run away or rot. Your savings invested In land are safe and sure to increase in value. The investment features (f our business may interest, you. We liave .?ome good propositions in both improved and vacant prop erly which will pay b g dividends a little later on. ARE YOU INTERESTED? LUCAS & BRUNSON Real Estate Brokers 32 1-2 West Evans St. Phone 38G ing an intelligent use of fertilizers. Your county agent or the state agii made on the 27lh day of March, 1920 under authority of the act incorporat ing such school district as amended by an act approved March 11th, 1920 a special election will be held at the City Hall in the City of Florence, on Wednesday, the 21st day of April, 1920, for the purpose of determining whether or not the School District of the Citv of Florence shall issue, and sell coupon bonds of said dis-i triet to the amount of Ninety-five! LASSIFIE PHONE 226. c ^■f'ADVE RTISEMENTS. for Profit—Use for Results • One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 26c. Casta in Advance. One Insertion -— $ .26 Three Insertions $ .60 One Week (Six Insertions) 61.00 cultural college will be glad to ad- Thousand (496,000.00) Dollars, the vise you the best yielding varieties of corn t 0 plant in your section. proceeds of said bonds to be used! for the purpose of paying outstand-i Wanted THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Florence By H. A. Brunson, Probate Judge. Whereas, J. W. McCowu made suit to me. to grant unto him Letters of Administration of the estate of and effects of James McCiown. These are therefore to cit admonish ail and singular the kin-j and rhall hear a rate of Interest notjl<»' ‘‘are Hatfield deed and creditors of the said James breeding six (6) per centum perFloretoce, S. C. MrCown, deceased, that they he ..ml I annum, payable either annually or appear b Tore me, in the Couit of | s< ' rn ^' fi nnua*ly. ITOhate, to he held at Florence, S. C., on May 4, 1920, next after pub licet ion l hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenron, to show cause, if any they have, why the .said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, this Kith ap’iers and tiie said day of April Anno Domini, 1929. f 'h<*n Uio Polls at eight : II. A. BRUNSON, j oVmck a. m.. on the day of said Judge of Probate ion and close them at four, 7— o'clock p. m. o n said day nnd at the] 1 r i> -a:ilesinan NOTICE! [close thereof shall count the votes] FOR SALE—Cabbage plants, owing to the backward season, you doubt less have no cabbage plants for your class garden. We can till your orders ing indebtedness incurred in erecting! WANTED TO BID—On nigh school buildings within the limits ofj painting, wallpapering and decora-j promptly from Valdosta, Ga„ at fol- such district and for completing the ting residence, hotels, public build-(lowing prices: By parcel post (pre erection of other school buildings ings. Now working crowds of men paid); 60c per 100 and 62.75 per therein. Said bonds proposed to be in North and South Carolina towns, loot!. By express (digs, collect) 500 issued shall become due and payable All of the best that can bo had. No; for’$1.50, 1000 for $2.25, and 5000 and forty years from and after the date ( Job too large. Twenty-eight years lover at $2.00 per 1000. Send money j thereof, with the right of redemption experience. Give your work to the j with order, as nothing shipped C. O. and I after twenty years from said date, I man who knows how. W. D. Bur-'l>. or open. Name paper this adv. Construction Co., WANTED -Bookkeepev, thoroughly At said election, only duly quail-' ‘"".i Kent, years experience, mar tied electors residing in said district ne,,> ,1 ‘' s,r *- s i M>al,i “» Immediately in shall he entitled to vote. The said h ' ,0 * eUu ‘* ^ f references furnished, election shall be conducted and man ‘Address "Rradhaiu" care Times, aged by Messrs. J. W. Strcud, P Brunson and D. H. llarnby as man-i WANTED managers 1 carpenters. A crew of ten colored Report on the job ready seen in and will send you a few ex tra plants. Meggett Produce Co., Young’s Island, S. C. FOR SALE—Red Cedar Shingles No one clear. Just arrived two car loads. Price $10.50 per thousand. F. O. B. Pamplico, K. C. PainpUco Mule Co., Pamplico, S. C. V/orse Than t!'.i Other. A Ink* Jackjac o.-tiai Transcript, mm? Dr. Z. F. HJGIISMr Optometrist. Eys» Examined, GUsseti nn*d.| Office at reaidtince, 20 Kuker Av four block* from Post Office, tween W. Evan* and Chesvca Telephone 099-W. for work at 12 West Eim street. C. (J irdnor. B. FOR SALE—Several used trucks from one to three and a half tons capacity. C. O. Ritchie, Transport Garage. for coffee and' tea by Levering Coffee Company,| FOR SALE—Reo Touring car in good would trade for a SIO^^aUBT "Coatz Leas ter fco-.ih of tferuica" SERVICE STATION Member Pee Dee Asfosnotlvo Ti A:.social ion. FLORENCE flATT;"RY SF.RVIQfl L. B. FERRELL. OPPOSITE COURT H0U33 PHONE 104-W Not Ye is herehv given that the I®™ *n»ke a return of the result 1JaU - ,nore ' for K ’ 0, '«» ce terr’tory. Raj condition, or undersigned a'l residents of the City i 'n writing to the Board of i‘ ,uirf t,,orou Phly experienced road, light roadster. This car too heavy of Fioreiu e H,mlh Carolina inle ,d' Sfho01 Oon.missloners, who shall nsi" ,an ’ now miccessfully selling retail for my requirements. Address C. R. I ) file with W I,‘-inks Dove SecrKory l 300n as <*miveiilent thereafter can R |v, f * rs •''i" territory. Unusual open Pittman, care Florence Hotel. Dixie Fabricated Bungalows give every man a chance to own his own cosy, substantial, endurable, weather-proof, enjoyable home. Four wall-layer construction with dead air space between effects insulation against Summer beat and Winter cold. Shipped in eany-to handle sections—quickly erected by any handy man, by plans we furnish. *> What you tave in rent will soon pay for a Dixie Fabricated Bungalow. DI&IE HOUSE COMPANY ^ - CM AHI.ESTON, S, C. ' y Writ* for film* trated catalog of Dixie Hoa»r» priced from •364 to 33800, fait floor plana, • pacification* and pricea. t Uuiok Shipueuto 1 of State, on or after April 2.3. 1»20. i vass ,,IH rf,t,lr,ls a!1 ‘J dodare the re n declaration for a charter for Mod ern Homes Compnny, wliich proposed! ccrporalion is to Ifave its principal [ piece of Imsine is in Florence, South j <'tm>!in!i. and t’m gentral nature uf] I lie business, wliich it proposes to do is f'» ^•otlRtruct houses, liny, ;..i’ nnd den) in r«al etate. That tiie cap- itul stock of tiie proposed corpora tion in to he $«rt00.00, divided inio (in shares of a par value of $100.00 | each. Thai 50 per cent of the said | stock has been subscribed by bona fine subscribers Notice Is Hoard of the School Florence. N. \V. HICKS J. W. IVEY J. McCLENAGHAN R E. CU R>JN HENRY E. DAVIS School Commisioners District of the right man. Confidential. WANTED—Roy’s buys chickens, t-ir kevs, ducks, ^ggs, potatoes and produce. Bring them any time. Miscellaneous 1 WANTED—Automobile owners to know 1 liave opened a repair shop City of at 214 S. GuillarU street. Experienc- ' ed oh all makes of cars. (’. W. Eaton. NOTICE! An elacilon will be held at Tri fa!la Sdiool House in District No, tm FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER—Our j own make, delivered to -our cut;-1 toners ’n connection with the. milk. 8>i? per poiiud. Central Milk Sta-1 tinn. Pjont I4G. WHEN YOUR CLOTHES-Need fine! I'resiling, (’leaning or Altering, call on ns. We are experts In this FOR SALE—I now 'nave two building lots, 50x150 feet. One on „ . „ South Griffin street and one on Jar-' P 0 ’ 11 a P et ' la,l >- alia Sdiool House in District No. G rott street, across from Park school. I ( Jl MS ’ Kal, ° k - V - 15 N - Largan St phone >n rimrsday April 29th inst., for the'f^ot s can be bought on very easy ' ' , • i" , ‘ -’in iiiaa., iui me |^ 0 i s can ue nought on ven Nelice is also given.that a me‘»- purpose of voting on the question of,terms and prices r'ght: Call' im; of the subscribers to the canitnl j levying a four ( I) mlli additional Barnwdl, piione 79G. easy F. H. j stock o r the said comnanv will li> he’d ill *’>e nffioos of McNeill ft v)'i J ver. In ^loronco. Sonlh Carolina on j the 2.3’il dsv yf Aoril, 1920, at G o' I eh.cl: P. M. for the purpose of or- | gini/.iiit' the said Company and foi . the e’ection of IXtctors'. .». D. RRtnOETUJ IV. A. BEATY, Jr. E. S. OMVKR > It’s dollars to doughnuts— no man ever smoked a better cigarette at any price! C AMELS quality, and their expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos hand you a cigarette that will sat isfy every smoke desire you ever expressed. You will prefer this Camel blend to either kind smoked straight 1 Camels mellow-mildness will certainly appeal to you. Thfe “body” is all there, and that smoothness! It’s a delightl Go the limit with Camels! They will not tire your taste. And, they leave no unpleas ant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant ciga- -‘etty odorl tax for school purposes in .said District. Said election will ba held In accordance with and under the provisions of, Section 1742 of the Code of South Carolina with .amend-' menls thereto. Polls will open vrt 8 o'clock A. J,'. and close at 4 o’clock P. M. By ordi— of the County Board .,f Education. W. J. GIBBS It. H. COX J. M. HYMAN Trustees FOR LITERATURE—and prices on South Alabama and West Florida k. sjxv.U j? .*ji. The Parlor Shoe Shop L. F. ALLEN Proprietor THE BEST SHOE REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH! G6 E. EVANS STREEJ FLORENCE, S. C, i■nr ’■it 'i— ~ «-w* 'a.'<• it Not putting on a Transport Truck when you have need for | one is like stopping the clock to save time. rtr.sM*-*' if- • ivMtXJt WANTED TO BUY—"Gregg’s His tory of t!.*e Early Cheraw’* Coin- municatn with mestatlng condition of tho volume and price desired for! same. W. Marshall Bridges. WANTED*—Young man wants room and board close In. Satisfactory references. Address P. O. Box 380, Citv. lands Write to C. ford, Ala. M. Simmons, Hnrt- GORMAN & GORMAJ FRESH BUTTER MILK—30 cents a| BEPlirsE’ ’i\’n gallon in gallon lots only not hot- NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE tied, bring your own containers. Cen tral Alilk Station. FLORENCE. S. C. WANTED—Position tiy young man age 2G. graduate of the bookkeep ing, banking and commercial law de- NOTICE! partments of Eastman Business Coi . . lege, nine months banking experience .. A ' , 0 1 ' .? n w . b o , le < , a l, Tr . n 1 an< J fiv '* years in mercantile bust V v “ 100 ' oUsfi . n Sl ' 1<>0 I JlKt| ici ness. Honorable discharge from IT. No. .(5 on Thursday April 29th Inst., I s Hrmv Wm collBi(ler position in on the or 0 m 0 f Florence. Address' Book keeper, P. O. Box 132, Florence, S. C. FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE—Ten i cents a package. Delivered in con nection with the milk. Phone your orders In. Phone 74G. Central Milk Station. For Rent for the purpose of voting question cf levying a seven mill addi tional SpecfEl tux for school purpos es In said District. Said election will he held In accordance with and, FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Apply 11 N. McFarland St. WANTED—Two or three or unfui nished rooms under the provisions of. Section 1142, housekeeping. Notify U'v’iont of the (ode of South Carolina w th' ro> ( . ar ., Peft Dee printing Co. furnished for light Pat Tvi.i amendments thereto. Pols will open at 8 o’clock A and close at 4 o’clock P. M. By order of the County Board of Education. C. C. RICHARDSON S. J. MARSH JOE COLLINS Trustee:-.. NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING In pursuance of the rules of the Democratic party, notice Is hereby given that all the Democratic Clubs in Florence county. South Carolina are hereby culled to meet on Satur day. April 24th, 1920, for the pur pose of reorganizing, electing offi cers, members of county execut've committees and delegates to the conn ty convention, which convenes In th-.. court house, Monday, May 3rd. Each club is entitled to one dele ga'e for every twenty five members and one member or a major ty frac tion thereof, based* upon the number of vnles polled in the first primary field August 27t!i. 1918. The clubs will meet a) their usual meeting places at 12 o’clock neon unless otherwise directed fiy their proper officers. - The County Convention will meet at the court house Ti Florence Tues day. May 3rd at 12 o'clock noon, J. W. McCOWN. County Chairman. WANTED—At once, three rooms tor light housekeeping. References exchanged. Phone 396, Mrs. Biggs, 319 S. Church street. WANTED—One furnished room by couple with infant Address R. A. D. care Times or call phone 734. WANTED—T.ivo dealer in Florence and other near by towns for the Snidow worm drive truck, six sizes, good contract. Carolina Sandow Truck Co. Ayden, N. C. FOR REN T—Front bed room also a garage. Apply 6 S. Colt Street. LOST STRAYED—One Gray mule and 'one bitwn mule. Finder notify Flor ence Ice Co. Florence, S. C. LOST OR MIS1.A ID—Policy No. 61202 issued by The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, on the life of Walter G. Hall. The finder will please return it to the undersigned. An application has hoen made for the issuing of a duplicate. Walter G. Hall, Florence, \S. C. A. M. STRICKLAND] PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA Audits Systems Tax Retur The Eagle Shoe Factoi IL W. Schmidt, Proj Expert Shoemaker Repair work called f<| and delivered. Turned Soles a special! 110 E. Evans St Phono 99, INTKD- r 1 nngii or bungalow must he in west Fi n - ence. Apply B B cure of Times. For Sale — — - - FOR SALE—Five tons nitrate of soda at m y farm. C. E. David, Rt 3, near Howe's Crossing, (Florence, S. FOR SALE—S’ightly used sideboard, Table an d chair*, large refrigera tor. bed and mattress'. Apply 307 W. Clievcs street. Phone 665-W. FOR SALE—Slightly used Fumed Oak couch real leather uphoisterj. Phone 652 W. after 7 o’clock. 1 milfltjlLJ Providing Against Trouble. Tiie twin*, Fred and Joseph. Ver* the same age as their cousin Richard, at whose home they were to spend the holidays. A few weeks before Christmas Richard wrote a long let ter to Santa Claus, then added thit postscript: ’’You had better bring three of everything, or I will hav* tv fight th*. two of wo at oncoi'* FOR SALE—Two aland luninuts air Ida: I gin outfits, brand new, also two stand Ilnller gin outfits, 46 H 1* engine and 80 H. p. boiler, second bund. W. H. Steele, Pamplico, S, C 1 HE STATE CF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Florence By H. A. Brunson, Probate Judge. Whereas. Margaret H. Brunson niaiV suit to me, to grant unto herj Letters of Administration of the es tate of and effects of J. Calhoun Brim son. ' These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin I dred and creditors of the said .1.! Calhoun Brunson, deceased, that they ha and appear before me, in tin* court of Probate, to be held at Flor ence, S. C., on May 1, 1920 next ul- l«r publication thereof, at 11 o’clock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Admin Istratlon should not be granted. Given under my hand, this ICihj day of April Anno Domini, 1920; ’ H. A. BRUNSON, Judge of Probate.! ’"■■mm-- ■ Dr. Miles W. Malones OPTOMETRIST Eyes examined, ghmsos tilted,J Sulzbaclierf., up stairs Entrance through store. L. McO. HICKS Architect Florence, S. C. Ollice in McCall B!< FOR SALE LUMBER-We are oper ating 2 mills, near Florence and are prepared to deliver framing of all kinds quick by trucks right on the )ob. Call at our office in Tlmea building for prices or write Box 12 city. Rex Lumber Ca. Pott-Holiday Reflection. A holiday is a day when most peo- ole feel less hollow than usual. Transport Trucks Nuf-Sed. rrwmmnmr.m m. 'c.ar tiuicajst a ■ Mappin & Hanuko HOUSE PAINTiNdl PAPER HANGING PHONE 5.G8 on icr. over m- town WARE COMPANV IIARI