The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 20, 1920, Image 5
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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 20. 19*0.
You l he Pleased with the First
Showing of New Spring Styles at
Ntitles ’ Shoe Store
, A look into our Windows will
show a few of the many
sty'es,
A visit to our store will give you
an idea of a well selected stock
at the most reasonable p ices.
Net lies ’ Shoe Store
Shoes for the Whole Family.
33 E. Evans Street
It use to take 1
Nine tailors to moke a man
Now ii only takes one !<• break him
This may or may not he true: The point
is that the tide of tailoring is turning.
Men are leaving the ways and delays of
the trv on tor a number of reasons,
< hief of which is that—READY MADE
CLOTHES IIAYK ADVANCED IN
LkOC.KESS WHILE THE MADE-
TOMKASLUE HAS ONLY AD
VANCED IN PRICE.
If we can’t fit you. vou won’t have to
wait two weeks to find it out.
If we can, your saving will run all the
way from $lo to $30.
Mart SchalTner & Marx Value First
Spring Suits
$50 to $70
You see the fit “when it's finished.”.
M. R. CANNON
“Tile Store That Does Things.”
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes.
PHONE 250 FLORENCE, S. C.
LOCAL TALENT
' PRESENTS PLAY
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“THE FLOWER SHOP” UNDER
AUSPICES OF CIVIC LEAGUE
THIS EVENING.
"Thft Flower Show,” a play by local
tatlent, sparkling with mirth amt
amusement, interspread with several
pleasing songs, and a number of ex
cellent musical numbers will be pre
sent ed at the Opera House this even
ing beginning promptly at 8 o’clock.
The play will be presented by Its
anlhor, Mr. Charles Hilliard, assiti
ed by local talent of about seventy-
tive Florentines being in the cast.
The play is given under the auspices
of t he Florence Civic League a id for
the benefit of that organization.
The following is the program and
cast of characters:
Cast of Character
Mr. Lockwood, the florist Lee Brunson
Tom. his son Chas. Hilliard
Dick, Tom's pal Dr. Irving Carr
Harry. Tom's pal Franklin Morrison
lloriitio. the porter Zeno Montgomery
Grace, Tom’s best girl Mrs. Ati« ,, ’ ,, t
Elliott
Mary. Graces chum Miss Jessie Gregg
Violet. Grace’s chum ..Miss Lizzie
Husbands
A Voice Mrs. Marion Lucas
Mora Miss Ktnmala Thomason
.Miss Smithers Mrs. Lee Brunson
Lushtisha. a colored maid Miss
Tennessee Cottingham
The GiH in the Basket Miss
Mae Husbands
The Husband John Scott
The Wife Winston Ivy
The Mother-in-Luw HelenChandler
The Neighbor .Belle Reid Martin
Court Beauties—Misses Belva
Haynsworth, Katherine Rollins, Mae
Husbands, Ella Rogers, Jessie Gregg,
!• iorence Murchinson, Mae Bass, Mrs
Jim Kendall.
Gift Children- Martha Alderman,
Sterling Martin, Dorothy Berger, Leah
Zeigler.
Carnation Maids—Misses Louise
Calais. Jean Osteen, Lucile Cole, Pean
Lindsay. Edith Gee. Cornelia Aye.’,
Sybil Ray, Ada Wilkins.
( hinese Girls—Misses Mary Scott,
Louise Gregg, Florence Howell, Mil
dred King. Aiary Shipp, Florence
Funk, Ruth uerblun, Belva Hayns-
worth.
Floral Drill Childrn—Cynthia Waters.
G'ace Williamson. Leize Scott. Cara
Haynsworth, Rosanne Willcox. V ! r-
gin.a King Anne Ruth Wilkins, Marie
Ragsdale, Allen McCoy, Salma Greeg,
Ruth Hare, Maynor Bradley, Verna
Hodges, Mydline Wysong, Elizabeth
Maxwell, Dorothy Chase.'
Ivy Vines and Dusky Beaux-Beils—
Messrs. Alpheus Neeley, Edwin Jones,
Gilbert Gregg, Edwin Cohen. Fulton
Pendergrass. Charles McLaughlin.
Act I.—Interior of the Flower Shop.
A< t II.—The rame.
Ten minutes intermission between
Act 1 and Act 2.
Musical numbers Act I
The Fashion Parade Grace and Girls
The Heart of a Rose Tom
Drill; Carnations, poppies. Morning
Glories and Daisies.
Here’s a Rose For Yon Grace and
Girls
Honeymoon Dick, Girls and Ivv Vines
Musical Numbers Act II
The Rosy Morn Mary
Lovetlme in Picardy —Grace. Rose
G'rls and Cunld’s Messengers
Can You Imagine — Tom, Husband,
Wife, M< ther-in-Law and Neighbors
Jazzing Die Bines Away .. Lush-
tbha, Horatio and Dusky B^aux
and Belles
In ( him .. Violet and Chinese Maids
Not Mertiy Ordinary Hunger.
My aunt, who Is noted for her skill
I at linking cakes and cookies. Is very
! popular with the younger members of
I our family. One day while my small
I brother, aged 4, was visiting her be
| mentioned that he was hungry. Upon
i being presented with a piece of bread
1 and butter he said. “Oh. thank you;
I’se not that kind of hungry, I'se ouly
cuke tinnirrv tCvi tiuiivm
“Its Delightful”
T HERE’S n lot of pleasure in tlie chummy
chat of friends over a cup of (i<)()D coffee.
I he hostess who serves ST. HEL1S knows
TIEK coffee will please.
The perfection of ST. REGIS coffee is at
tained hy a skillful blending ol the highest
grades of pure coffee—unadulterated prop
erly roasted. Sold only in air-tipht, sanitary
tins—fully protected.
MUTUAL COITLL CO., MONTGGMBhY, ALA.
"The Coffeo with
full) equal a and
no tupvrlors"
COFFEE
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"Safe,” "Sane,” "Sure,”
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"Satisfactory,”
These words and others of like import characterize the sentt-
ment of those kvel luaded busir.tss, prtfissit nal, Iravtllit g aid
railroad men, who are s .bscribinp !o the Capital Stock of Ihe
Florence Hotel.
These men ate seeking a safe, sane investment of their money,
in a proposition with a fair and sure return to tliem and are»en-
joying the satisfaction of helping Florence to at lain her Zefoilh
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The Stock is being rapidly subscribed by local business, profef-,
sional, travelling and railroad men, on the tcims before published
in ‘ The Times.”
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With pardonable pride we announce with gratification that we '
have only fifty-thousand dollars of stock left for sale of the authorized
Capital of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars—This balance we
are offering on the following terms:
20 per cent. Cash to be paid in on organization
10 per cent, on the 1st. of each month thereafter until the
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whole of the par value of the stock subscribed shall be paid in.
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Under no circumstances will any mortgage be placed on the
property.
This proposition will meet the City’s Hotel needs for m«ny
years to come and is
Conservative, Sale, Sane
and Satisfying.
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Only the below listed are authorized to solicit subscriptions to
the Capital Stock of the
Florence Hotel Company
J. A. Ziegler,
%'W’Y
Real Estate & Trust Co.
Arrowsmith, Muldrow, Bridges & Hicks.
W. R. Barringer.
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