The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 22, 1920, Image 3

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‘•'T TWE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES THURSDAY ArTEnNOON, APRIL 22. 19?t» Dr. Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST Eyes examined, glasaea fitted. Sulzbacherfc, up stairs Entrance through store. MASONIC NOTICE A Special Communica Uoh of Hampton Lodge No. 204. A. F. M. will be held in the Blue Koom. Masonic Tem pie, Building on Fri day evening. April 2o, at eight o'clock. All members and visiting Crafts men are invited. Work in Fellow Craft Degree. H. K. Ol brrt, J. B. Aiken Secretary. Worshipful Master. We Are Lending Money i people who have a mortgage on their home, or ho arc huying a home and are borrowing a part ot the purchase money. If you need any monev * for either of these purposes, it will pay you to look into the HOME PURCHASE PLAN , it is simple and easy to understand, ft is the best . way to pay off a mortgage, easily if you live and instantly if vou die. OTHERS like and recommend it; Y()l' will do the same if you go into it. *!< MMTEVMNG FMTMEl BONNER. SOCIAL NEWS ;+♦♦ + ♦*♦♦♦♦ + + Mrs. E. M. HOOKE IS GIVEN A ♦ > PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY ❖ Lct’s Hurry. ,et's talk it over THOS. R. MILLER, Times Luilding Phone i.si $ **•»***-»«*«***«**#*-*******«*#*#* ****#************4 Goes Straight to the Point A long distance tele phone call, whether it brings a business or so- ! cial message, hasthefac- ulty of going straight to the point—admit ting nochance of delay w or misunderstand Rig. Our toll lines reach almost everywhere and the low STATION TO STATION rates make the service a real economy, SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Substitutes Often Worthless It is a well-known fact that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is the most successful remedy for woman’s ills obtainable. Actually thousands of women have proved this to be true. Notwith standing, some women make the mistake of trying something else, said to be just as good, simply because it is new. Is if risk the possible bad results of such cxpWIWent* — and is it not better to depend upon a med icine that you know is reliable -a medicine that has bad no equal for more than forty years ? dtead what these Women Think About It North East, Md.—“I was in ill health four or fire years and doc tored with one doctor after another but none helped me. 1 was irregu lar and had such terrible pain in my back, lower part of my body and down each aide that I had to go to bed three or four days everv month. I was very nervous, tired, could not sleep and could not eat without get ting sick. A friend asked fne to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetablo Compound and 1 am sorry I did not take it sooner for it has helped mo wonderfully. I don’t have to go to bed with the pain, can eat without being sick and have more strength. I recommend your medicine and you are at liberty to publish my testi monial.”—Euz» both WlAVStt, U. K. 2. North East, Md. Utica, N. 7—“ I was all rundown ami had no energy or ambition and no strength to do my work. I went to the doctor's office every other dsy ami conld hardly crawl to get there and back. My husband wanted ms to try Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound and he got me a hot tie and in two weeks this medi cine did me more good than the doc tor's medicine had done in ten. I kept on until I had taken te.n bottles and felt like a new woman. Now I do all my own work besides all k inds of dressmaking and soraetimea paper hanging. 1 will recommend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as long as 1 live and you may pub lish my testimonial.*’—Mrs. R. C. Taxnkb, lilli Plant St., Utica, N. Y. Be Wise —Accept Nothing But Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound arjnrfuj. -«: -tc-r-Fs smzifrrr t PENGUINS AND MOMENTS. As Mr. and Mr*. Johnny Penguin were dreaming anil watching what was going on with the watch they tu<l found, they were j hearing all sorts of funny things. All Hie innments seemed to havs something to say for themselves. They were cer tainly a funny, busy lot. “Dear in e.” snfil Mrs. Johnny, *Tni sure I'd never have had such ad ventures wilh any other penguin. 1 niii Mire of ihat.” Just then ap peared the fairy who had been talking to them before. “I’ve come to talk lo you,” she said. “1 want lo talk to you as I did before. Now 1 will tell you many things in a very little while. You are certainly having lots of adventures, you two. Dt-ar me. One could almost say yoti wore living a life of different adven tures and yet each one is complete In Itself! I do believe I will see more of penguins and see If they all have ad vent u res.” “But don’t leave us until we ask you some questions we have in mind,” said Mrs. Johnny. “All right," said the fairy. Then they saw that the moments which came from the watch which the penguins had found on the beach be gan to prance about again and to talk. Though they had really been busy all the time the penguins hadn't noticed every one of them by any maimer of mea ns. “You can’t catch me," said another moment. "1 would have put you to sleep when I first came and you would have been go rested by now instead of all tired out. I'm a napping mo ment. I’m off.” “Oh dear, oh dear,” said Peggy, “we’ve lost the moments.” "And we’ll never come hack again.” shouted the moments ns they dashed off while the watch looked on and his face seemed to smile. “Listen.” said the little fairy, “you must not feel badly because you have lost those moments and because they cannot come back again. You have just learned something. Do not wait for some moment to come you think you may like. Enjoy each moment as It comes along. Work when it is time for the working moments to he around, sleep when It is time for the napping moments to he giving you rest. Play when the joyous playtime moments are swimming imd walking and singing and dancing. Don’t wait for the mo ments to come but he friendly with the moments ns they arrive and before they .pass. If you don’t do this you wilt grow so tired, oh, so tired, you will never he able to do anything. You wilt sigh and cry for the moments that have gone and you can’t catch them once (hey are gone. And you'll sigh anf! cry for other moments to come and while you're sighing you’ll be wast ing all the precious ones which are hurrying right along, all the time.” The little fairy had vanished and only penguins seemed to be about the beach. "Let's hurry and finish the nest,” sn id Peggy. “And then let's have a nap so we’ll get rested," said Johnny. “And then we’ll have such good ap petites for breakfast,” said Peggy. “and we’ll care for the m o- ments as they go by before they leave us. If w£ don't we might miss the children when they come and they'd go hurrying by to see if they eould find a tietter moth er and father.” So they finished the nest and they took a nap and next morning when breakfast time came and Peggy put out the breakfast cloth and poured John- On Monday evening, a birthday party was given Mrs. E. V M. Hook in honor of '.i »r seventy-second birth- ilay, by her children, W. K. Hook and wife, Mrs. W. H. Calcutt. Mrs. D. L. Henderson, Miss Eugenia Hooke unit Mr. Leslie Hooke. The party wuss quite a surprise to tlii: mot'ier. who. upon her return from the picture show, found her home arilsttcully decorated witn Spring flowers, and her dining table laden wit'i Good Things to Fat. Only the children and grand chil dren were present, and a very enjoy • hie evening was spent. fay Lumbir Company, returned Mon, day from a ten day’s visit to his! family \at Reading. Pa. NOTICE 0" MEETING A special meeting of the' Loyai Order of Moose will be hold tonight 1 at the Knight of Pythias Hall overj Hrnnrrs store on W. Evans street at $ o'clock. D. H. Harper, Jr. J. B. Mackay. Sfoy. Director Bah! When a woman pulls the wor| over a nmn s eyes you can hardly >>!niue Him if he looks sheepish.—CniUo-ni* Magazine. w w?. BARRELS and' all AND BOXES kinds of crates «ud cases moved by us V ,th promptness and dispatch at lowest rates, with more than ordinary care and intelligence. Our men are instructed to give exceptional attention even to small orders. A transfer ser vice it is a pleasure for you to deal with. Call up FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS r * **♦*«•*•»♦♦♦ + 4 t • PERSONAL NEWS 4 + * + * + * + 4> + * + Mrs. Dr. Harmon, of Richmond. W. i: ; vl.dling her brother, Mr. H. J. Dlckman, Jr. *• * * The many friends of Dr. F. H. Mc Leod will he glad t o know that h>> is nb'e t«> be out again after being confined to his room for the past week. * *' * Mrs. Frank Reed of Richmond, Va., is the guest of Mrs. H. U. Dick- inrn, Jr., on West Pine street. # * Mr. and Mrs. T. Byrd and Mas ter Carter Byrd spent yesterday in Mtiricn with Die former’s parents. R -v. end Mrs. M. M. Byrd. * * * Mr. H. P. Gasque of Bennettsvilie. visited his sister. Mrs. 'J. W. Rouse yesterday. * * * Mrs. T. L. Grimmer left last night for Atlanta to attend the wedding of her son. Collins C. Croswfll, which takes place in that city today. * *' * Miss Henrietta DuBose Dargan. of Statesburg. is visiting her sister Mrs. Robert Edward Browne, Jr., at her apartment on West. Evans street. * »' * Mr William Seifort. of the Giles CASTOR OIL 11) W NOW MADE '1 ! fi *'tasteless! Remarkable Process Perfect | ed by Chemists of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. Nobody ev^r dreamed that castor | oil could he made tasteless. Yet it has been done. Chemists of Spencer Kellogg & Sens, Inc., one of the world’s largest manufacturers of cas tor oil. have perfected a wonderful process whereby castor oil is made absolutely t ante less. Nothing is re moved except that disagreeable taste. Strength and purity remain absolutely unchanged. It’s the same castor oil that your doctor presctlb- ev with the nauseating taste elimi nated. Think what a boon Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil is to children and even grown-ups! Insist on Kel logg’s Tasteless Castor Oil if you want a castor oil that is really taste less. Two Mzes. :!5c and 6.1c. At all druggists. (Adv.) \ OUR MILK IS HANDLED in the mc,st careful manner. From cow to your \able every step In Its production and prep aration has been taken with the sole Idea of preserving Its purity and guarding it from contamination of any kind. It> is clarified and pasteurized rich, pure and wholesome. You'll prefer it after you have tried it. CENTRAL MILK STATION Phone 746. IKKHHKH ECZEMA! Money t>»ck witLout cjurttiaa ' HUNT’S £»lve f*it» hi th* of ITCH. SCZHMA. RINGWOHM Tr-'TB i or other < ti vin - tkin c'br »« Trv « 75 b< ' ■> ' • d*- K U LAKE ORUG CO CLOSE IN HOME FOR SALE \ NO. 108 SOUTH IRBY STREET, ’ * | i SEVEN ROOMS, \ | | 1 ALL CONVENIENCES. | J | LOT 91x150. LUCAS & BRUNSON REAL ESTATE BROKERS S You Can't Catch Me. New Issue An attractive investment opportunity is afforded ^ by our offering of 30,000 Shares Common Stock K (*25 PAR VALUE) < Chadwick-Hoskins Company k (•f Charlotte, N. C.) ny's salt water coffee Into his special stone cup and gave him an omelstte of fish without any eggs, Johnny strut ted around her and sang this song: “The moments, the moments go fljrlns along. That Is the point of this, my song; We must make the most of eseli eat that's here And then we'll be happy and full of cheer— Helgh-ho!” No Ua«, Anyway. "I think I’ll give Jimmy his knifa," said the small boy, who had been thinking deeply. ' “Have you Jimmy's knifef” the mother Inquired. “Yes, 1 found it a long time ago. He thinks it’s lost, lint findin's keepin'a, you know." Tire mother made no comment, foi she knew something else was coming, And then her son said: “I mlflit as well give It to him. 1 can’t nte it, 'cause ha s with ma all the time." 'T'HE Chadwick-Hoskms Company is a con* solidation of six big cotton mills, forming one of the largest cotton manufacturing con cerns in the Southern States. 1 ‘HE Company has no mortgage or bonded x indebtedness. Authority has been given to the directors to retire the outstanding Prc* ferred Stock in November, 1920. CAPITALIZATION l 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock ($100 Par Value) $800,000 Common Stock ($25 Par Value) 200,000 Shares D six URING the four years ended December 31, 1919, the consolidated earnings of the properties, after Federal taxes, averaged $521,718 per year. For the three months ended March 31, 1920, the combined earnings, before Federal taxes were $560,565. Provisions are being made to operate two of the mills day and night. This should mean a substantial increase in output and earnings. Kaapa Them Interested, Anyhow. A habitual faiaifier always seems ■hie to get a number of people inter ested in the hope ihst some day they’ll catch him in the truth. '“p'HE present consolidation was on a basis A of $40 per spindle, which is less than the actual appraisal of the properties. With the retirement of the Preferred Stock, spindleage on the consolidated properties will be reduced to $32.80. On the basis of present earnings and the retirement of the Preferred Stock, we be lieve an annual dividend of $2.50 per share will be paid. We offer this Common Stock for subscription subject to allotment, when, as and if received by us at $28 Par Share SEC URITIES SALES CO New voak NEW ORLEANS MEMPHIS •4 MKACHTMCE STREET ATLANTA, QA. CHARLOTTg ■IRMINOHAM JACKSON VI L.LS (Tfte above information, though not guaranteed, is obtained from reliable sources and -we have depended on it in purchasing this stock)