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vY ■<**$■.. *■ % r C.j f It is simple and easy 1^1 way to pay off a mortgij instantly if you die. OTHEl it; YOU will do the same if Let’s talk it over. THOS. R. M1LLE1 Times Building Phone 2 ( Y *******************************#**y*#«*#***«*****#*»4 Sf !«g §l§jjl^ SKlflj iiggl gglBji pSSlfgj sgSiBS The largest electric slen In the world advertises on Times Square. New York City: it is 250 feet Ions. 70 feet hisfi. Made up of 17.286. electric lamps. ■ 5 | h i The fountains play, the trade mark chanses. read- ins alternately WRIGLEY’S SPEARMINT. DOUBLEMINT, and JUICY FRUIT, and the Spearmen "do a turn.” this sign is seen nightly t by about 500.000 people from all over* the world. Sealed Tisht ( 'ht fi A* OR LAS i Kept Risbt A7 * Ith oryPanTFlfCo, d with her parents, [•s. Charlie Smith. » » J. Y. McKinney and Master Jr., returned from Henderson- U«Y N. O., last week where they beve been visiting relatives. * * * Miss Lizzie Mousson has gone to Atlanta to vTsit her niece, Mrs.-J. A. Whitington. * V * Mrs. C. Jackson Gasque has re turned troni Wedgefield where she has teen visiting relatives for the past week. * * * Mr. It. \V. Lewis is visiting rela tiver at Troy, N. (\ * * * Miss Madeline McCsnts of Kings- tree, is the guest of Mrs. A. C. El lei bo. * * * Mrs Fred Schjhidt has returned to her home in Augusta after spend ing stvoral with friends in Ihe city. * *• * Mrs, \V. i;. Neely has returned from Orangeburg where she has been visiting relatives. * * * Mr. J. P. McNeill left Saturday night for Washington to visit his daughter. Mrs. M. R. Mobley. * ; •* * Mrs. Pearl Howard and Miss Clara Lailey syent the week-end In Char lesion with friends, [Tor $3(0,1 Carolina’ Bonds and $27fl? Bridge Bonds. Bon April Tst, 1920. To bear Interest' at not over’ six per cent per annum, nterest payable April 1st, and Oc tober 1st., both interest and principal payable at some bank in New. York City. Bonds mature serially from two to thirty years from date of bonds Board of Commissioners reserve ihe right to reject any and all bids. A certified check for $5000 Is require ed for each bidder. Checks to be re turned to unsuccessful bidder. / (Signed) A. L. ERVIN, County Supervisor. Chairman Flor ence County Highway Commission. Cement-Coated Nalls. Approximately one-tenth of the. wlro nails ratnufactured are now cement coated, aCeoiVIng to H. A. K»;ight, who .writes on the subject In the Iron Age (New York). The nails are coated by shaking them up in a hot tumbling barrel wltlj a compound consisting mainly of resin, from which they Issue with a thin, tough coating which great ly Increases their holding power. The friction of the driven nail with the wood melts the cement and forme a glue, which makes fast the nail.—Lit erary Digest. When "Leap Year" Leaped. The name "leap year” Is supposed to have grown out of King Henry's proclamation making February 28 and 29 legally one day, Father Time be ing conceived of as leaping the gap from the 28th day of February to the Drat day of March. Banish Worry and Anxiety. Many of those who have failed in life *conld h»’e sccompUshed great things if. they could oi.ly have kept themselves in harmony, If they could only have cut out of their lives the friction. The worry and the anxiety ered aXvay their energy and wasted life forces.—Orison Swett Mar in ChlMfettlP 11 ? WANTED—A crew of ten' carpenters. Report on tbe Jo! for work at 12 West Elm streeTT C. Gardner. NOTICE! Ar. election will be held at Lyn hurst school house in District No 6 op. Thursday April 29th inst., for the purpose of voting on the question of levylne a tour 44) mill additional tax for vsehool purposes In said District. Said election will be held In accordance with and under the provisions of. Section 1742 of the f’oda of South Carolina with amend ments thereto. Polls will open at 8 o’clock A. M. and tloae at 4 o’clock P. M. By oide- of the County Board of Education. W. J. GIBBS R. H. COX J. M. HYMAN Trustees WANTED—You to go to tbe Trans port Garage and look over their used car bargaius. WANTED—Roy’s buys chickens, tur keys, ducks, eggs, potatoes and produce, o Bring them any time. ford. At FRESH BETTER* gallon In gallon tied, bring your own contl tral Milk Station. WANTED—Live dealer in Florence and other near by towns for the Sandow worm drive truck, six sizes, good contract. Carolina Sandow Truck Co. Ayden, N. C. WANTED—Experienced t^fessmakcr. steady employment all year round. Answer stating experience and sal ary expected to A. B. C. care Times FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE—Ten cents a package. Delivered in con- nectlon with tbe milk. Phone your orders In. Phone 746. Central Milk Station. DO YOU—Want guano for your gar den? Can deliver it to you by the. sack phone M. Rosenfeld 107. Net Their Measure, Bankers are the Inst men to com mit such an Indiscretion as to speak of their friends as men of sterling In tegrity.—American Bunker. TASIE TMEN OUT OF MSTOR OIL BT NEW POOCESS Remarkable Method Perfect ed by Laboratory Experts of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. When the doctor says "take castor- oil. you need not longer shuddef. By a new scientific process ail the disa greeable features have been removed from this famous old remedy. Chem ists of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. one of the world’s largest manufac turers of castor oil, have perfected a remarkable process by which the taste is absolutely eliminated. Noth ing is removed except the taste. Strength and purity are absolutely unchanged. Kellogg’s Tasteless Cas tor Oil settles the question, of tbe best laxative. Nb pills or drugs are so prompt and thorough ab nature’s pure remedy, castor oil. That’s why .tora always prescribe it. No get in K^llogj Oil a pit t as T WANTED—Three furnished rooms by couple for .light housekeeping. Address W. S. Dowls, No 8 North Gaillard street or phone 171. WANTED—Room and board by young man. Private family pre ferred. Address "H,” P. O. Box 380 WANTED—You to try the Transport Garage for a used car. WANTED*—Competent bookkeeper and stenographer by rapidly grow ing automobile business. Excellent opportunity. Good salary to one who han qualify. Apply by letter to F. M. care Times office. WANTED—Man to act as distribut ing agent for manufacturer in this city. Will pay $1800.00 a year and expenses. Must furnish automobile and have ?200.00 working capital to carry stock. Experience unneces sary. We instruct you. Aggreeahle outside work. For particulars see S. U. Nelson 100 N. Jarrott street from 1 lo 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. until April 28th. lyANTED—Lady Cashier dining room apply in person Hotel Flor ence. WILL SELT.—Well established drive- in Filling Station. Good location, best equipment, and a paying propo sition. Good reason for selling. East Florence Service Station. Phone 797 NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING A meeting of the stockholders of the Florence Athletic Park Associa tion will be held in the City Record er’s court room on May 21st, 1921), at 3:30 p. m. for the purpose of con sidering a resolution to wind up tbe affairs of said corporation '-and se cure a certificate of dissolution. NOTICE! Tha public are cordially Invited to be present at the - Wilson Graded School auditorium on April 28. The World famous Williams Colored Sing erf! will entertain at tbe above nam ed place and date. Reserved seats will he provided. Admission, chil dren 25c, adults 56c; reserved seats 75c. Geo. W. - Pegues, principal. WANTED—Woman as Asst. House keeper and seamstress apply In pet son Hotel Florence. L WANTED—Geiltleman and wife want furnished apartment or house for summer. Address 55. P. care the Times office. \ For Sale FOR SALE—Several used trucks from one to three and a halt tons capacity. C. O. Ritchie, Transport Garage. FOR SALE—Reo Touring car in good condition, or would trade for a light roadster. This car too heavy for nJy requirements. Address C. R. Pittman, care Florence Hotel. > STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Florence County. IN The Court of Common Pleas Ex-Parte: Bertha Calcutt. In Re: Appointment of Pub lic Guardian for Nora Ly- erly Ovid Lyerly and John Q. Lyerly. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that a pati- tion was filed by . me in .the office of th e Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for the county and state afore said on the 23rd day of ’April, A. 1920, and IS now on file there, p; ing that the Judge of Proba Coun: y of Florence may to,act as the guardian of the above named Lyerly, Ovid Lyerly ai[ erly. The minors above, entitled to the prpci Thirty-three Hand: and 33-100 ($3333 from a settlemen their interests sale cf the lai l<ffin Q. Lyerl, also entitled amount not n 1 ds of ’ iinllL. 1 Member' FLOREf LTB. OPPOSITE COt PHONE 11 r The Parlor Shoe Shop L. P. ALLEN Proprietor THE BEST SHOE REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. ’ 66 E. EVANS STREET FLORENCE, S. C. Not putting on a Trans Truck when you have r\ee4 one Is like stopping the to save time. GORMAN & GO] REPRFSENTINJ NEW YORK LIFE INSUj FLORENCE. Some Facts About SWEET POTATOES FOR STORA1 V til ♦> We want 30,000 bushels this fall for storage. X Desirable to be planted within 10 miles of Florence or Timmonsville. ♦♦♦ We can not u^e mixed varieties, as there is no demand for them. ♦♦♦ We want Porto Rico Yanis and Nancy Halls. Y ^i^. want P ot 'does only from disease free . stock—that is potatoes grown from sprouts where original stock was treated for disease. We are ready to cstablisch connection j with any one who desires to grow for Y •fall deliveries. Y We will have plenty of plants for sale for our growers after May ist, and at reasonable prices. We propose to furnish our growers the best expert supervision from the plant bed to the storage house, free of charge. CO-OPERATE WITH US IN ESTABLISHING A FUTURE MONEY CROP. * . * For furtlfer particulars write or call on • ’ ^ | The Planters Produce & Storage Co. TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. AND FLORENCE, S. C. ❖ M. H. Purvis, Pres. " . . ~W*' T. B. Young, Pres. «£♦ Duncan McKenzie, Secty. . C. G. Brown, Secty. £ THE BUSINESS THAT WILL KNOCK THE EVIL OUT THE WEEVIL ion, KEEP YO| COMFORTABLE Don’t buy a Furnace yoti your neighbor the name untUV ol >' and investigate CALORIC the original Pipelaiss Furnace s We are booking order now. Save 1-3 Fuel—Get 1-2 more Heat. We have for every lady calling at-our store One Caloric Thimble Free— pome early. CALORIC Distributor Weeks Bradley Hdw. Co. ’PHONE 71. Dr. Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST Eyes examined, glasses fitted. Sulzbachen, up sUin Entrance through store. mds, fob. Ci building city. Rox Ltti For Ri FOR RENT—Furnished Home Jmi« 1st. 1 will rent my home furnish ed . from June 1st till Sept. 1st re serving one bedroom. Rooms for rent include 2 bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, pantry and large ball silting room. Mrs. L. D. Morris, phone 158, 508 S. Dargan St LOST LOST—Between St. John’s church and 212 S. Colt street, gold cuff button bearing initials E. A. G. Finder please notify Times office and receive reward. LOST—A ‘tool - box containing toola and chains from truck on road be tween Effingham and Florence. If found return to C. E. David, Florence S. C., Rt. 3 and receive reward. —^ 1 — Lac* From Cantury Plant The women of Fayal, In fhs Asoras, make beautiful lace from the flbar -of leaves of tbe century plant. Made over to youfi with rosy cheeks, hear E elites, vigorous digestion ail ust health. Give them a gif this delicious Jigestant with \ Shivar „ fuse oiGfesTive aromatic* with 1/ SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER ' Nothing like it for building rich blood and solid flesh. At all gro cers and druggists—satisfaction or your money back on first dozen. » Shivar Ale retails at 15c per bot tle, or $1.75 per dozen. If your reg ular’ dealer cannot supply you, tele phone * NESMITH POWELL CO DISTRIBUTORS FOR FLORENCE. liltOf HOWETbAINTINQ PAPER HANGING PHONE 568 OFFICE OVER McCOWN Hi WARE COMPANl