The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 28, 1920, Image 5
THE FlOftENCE DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 28. 1920.
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SYSTEMS—AUDITS
INVESTIGATIONS
Income Tax Service
WE HAVE A LARGE STAFF OF
COMPETENT ACCOUNTANTS AT YOUR SERVICE
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Phone 4035, : ' Manson Bldg., Columbia, S. C.
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Home of the Ptarmigan. * TH£ ,j N | 0 fi CHAUTAUQUA ♦
In the CniHid'an Rocky mountalaa ' + + + $,+4, + ++$. + + + + + +
there Is a valley where (he'ptafmlpan !
lives and breeds. This region has long {
been named Ptarmigan valley, and lt»i 1 ° the ^ arenis: ,
guardian peak Ptarmigan mountain. In I' 1 connection with the big five
the wild area thus named after a bird 1 day Chautauqua, held June 2-7 by
will be found one of the many beauty , the Community Chautauqua of White
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Plains X. Y.. there will bs a Junior
Chautaiiqu'i for the little folks. The
program includes several hours,
eaeh morning, devoted to games con-
spots of Canada.
Dickens' Cold.
Charles Dickens had a cold and thus
described it in a lettei to 11 '' , " 1 • j j, v j. n experienced p.ay ground
ini at this moment deaf in the ears,
hoarse in (lie tliooat. red in the nose,
(.reon in the gills, damp In the eyes,
twin |iv in the joints and fractious
In the ton •.»!•
supervisor pro*f.ded by the Chautau
qua. In the a , 't?rnoons the same lady
will hold a "Story Hour.” a different
type of story being told each day.
; On the opening day of the ehaittau-
1 qua. a parade will take place, in
Wouldn’t Do to Confuse Him. j which the children will t-3 dressed (o
Patricia says that it Is true that her j represent the t dent of the big chau-
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father is not a church-goer, hut no one | * u<,,,a - tl1a closing li'Shl- ^
would dare for that reason to cull him j the 'children. The
; price of the Junior Chautaugua sea
!-on Mcket ! « *1.10 a”d is bein«; sold
thru the public schools. Parents are
; urged to take a lively interest in
'this series of educational and good
1 time entertainments for the chil
dren of Florence.
(Signed) Mrs. T. I» Haynsworth
Chairman of the Junior Chautauqua
M.
THE FLY
PHONE 226.
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A»Vt«TISEMENTS JL^
RmJ fjr Profit—Use for Results
One Cent a WoM. No Advertisement Taken for
Less Than 26c. Cash in Advance.
One Insert ion I
Three Insertions —--.........— $ •&*>
One Week (Six Insertions) $1.00
Wanted
WANTED—A cri=.v or ieu colored
carpenters. Report on the job ready
lor w.rk at 12 West Elm street, b.
J. G trdnei.
FOR LITERATURE—and prices on
South Alabama and West Florida
lands wrft3 to C. M. Simmons, Hart
ford, Ala.
WAX'TEL—You to go to tile Trans
port Oarage and look over then.
used car bargains. (FRESH
FRESH BUTTER MILK—30 cents a
gallon in gallon lots only not bot
tled, bring your own containers. Cen
tral Mila Station.
COTTAGE CHEESE—Ten
— ■ ■ "—'l cents a package. Delivered in con-
WANTED— Roy s puys cklckens. tur neeth n with the milk. Phone your
kevs. ducks, 3ggs, potatoes and'orders in. Phone 74fi. Central Milk
produce, bring mem any time. I Station.
i IN MEMORY OF
THE SLEEPING
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WANTED-Experienced dressmaker,' W1L , SELI ._. W ei: esr.misbed drive
steady employment all year round.| in pnij,^ station. Good location,
Answer stating experience and sa>- equipment, and a paying propo-
jry t-xpect?d to A. U. C. care Times .s|t ! on. Good reason for selling. East
‘— : Florence Service station. Phone 797
W A NT hi)— Room and board
young man. Private family
.'erred Address "H,” P
by
pre
O. Box 3F0
TTLIES have killed more people than all the armies of tha
r wor i(3. In 1898, one-fifth of the soldiers contracted typhoid fever,
1 ‘One death in four was cau-ced by flies.”
In 1918 the (Jovernmant, realizing the danger and disease resulting from flies,
carried on an effective light against them by using the most effluent wvi sanitary
method—mors than 20 carloads of a
CURRY FLY TRAPS
“The Scientific Fly Exterminator’
fjr camps, tan^.onments find hospitals. Typhoid
and tuberculosis were reduced to ti e lowest min
imum ever recorded—almost ne—!i'ible. itiese
camps were models for sanitary methods.
Ihe “Curry Wav*’’ imps the flies at
(heir .ource u* too»l supply ani breeding
DLAi.LLtG: v\ r; te f. r detiiils and liberal terns or wire your orders.
CL 1 Ail Y i J.i Ctt.\:?/iNY, Ikc., Tulsa, Okluboma.
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places at your back door or near the garbage
can before they can get inside. Kill the fly be-
furo he kills you. As necessary as the ice box.
The (lurry Hy Trap operates itself - made of
gal'/atiized irof* and wite no wood absolutely
aandary. Will last for years. Nothing to get out
of order. Two aizes. No. 1, 21x2.’; Nu. 14x14.
eamatia:
Wecks-Btadley Hardware Company
jr a
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$400,000.00 to be raised by popular
subscription from the people of the
state, making a total of $500,000.00 to
he used for the erection of*the me
morial building.
Kind of Memorial
The Memorial is to he beautiful in
design and a gem of its kind. It will
contain a. large auditorium in which
may he held religious, patriotic., edu
cational. or other meetings not poli
tical, as well as to se.rve as a piace
of meeting for the veterans of this
and other wars.
Alcove for Each County
Each county is to have an alcove
In the building in which may be plac
id records, tablets, flags or other
^istor.cal data to be preserved.
Control of Building
Upon completion of the building it
i: to lie turned over to the State His
; t erica I Commission and will he under
! the control of that body.
Location of Memorial
i The Memorial Building is to be
],laced in Columbia on the 800 block
of Main street, two blocks from the
state capitol, on lands donated for
i this purpose by the University of
South Carolina. The building is in
no way to be connected with or part
of the'University of South Carolina.
Names of Subscribers Preserved
The names of every contributor to
I this movement will be made into
permanent record and kept in the ar-
NOTICE!
Con science Only Safe Guide.
Our only talisman lies In that eon*
oenfrattou of moral force which we
call conscience, that small Inextin
guishable flame of which the light la
(pity and the warmth love. 'This little
flame should be the star of our llfej
It alone can guide nur trembling ark
across the tumult of the great water*.
—Amlel.
Cherry Tree’s Home.
Rcrasonn In Asia Minor Is the hom4
of the cherry tree. When the Roman
general Lneullu*. after a vlctorlou*
campaign In Asia Minor, carried homa
the shoots of s new tree he nnm«l 11
the Kernsoun tree. Later the name
was shortened to “Karas*.” then ttj
“Cerise” and Anally the' Aogio-Saxoa
tongue Involved the word “cherry.’'
Priests Not Always Celibates.
From the very beginning of tb«
Catholic church It was the custom for
those entering the priesthood to r^
nouiice marriage. It was not obliga
tory. and the rule requiring men. who
were already married at the time of
ordination, to separate from their
wives, was not made until the end of
the fourth century, when Pope Slrlcus
forbade the cleigy to marry, and or
dered the separation from their wives
of priests already married. This a<v
counts for the fact that St. Peter, th*
first head of the Catholic church, was *
married man.
WANTED- You to try the Transport
Garage for a used car.
'School auditorium on April 28.
Tha pubbe are eoidially invited tc
i he present at the Wilson Graded
The
WANTED—To rent dwelling house World famous Williams Colored Sing
permanent, good care taken of the e, ’s "'HI entertain at the above num
property. *> to t; room house prefer ♦‘‘I place and date. Reserved seats
WANTED—To rent a garage for one
car Address stii'ing terms. Texas notice
’o., Florei.ee, s. e.
WANTED—Room with or without
board h> young man, single, phone
81.
ihieves of the building.
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Smaller Cars-and the World’s
Most Popular Tires
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No tires bearing the Goodyear name, not even
the famous Goodyear Cords which equip the
world’s highest-priced cars, embody a higher
relative value than do Goodyear Tires in
the 30x3-, 30x3V2-, and 31x4-inch sizes.
In these tires owners of Ford, Chevrolet,
Dort, Maxwell and other cars taking the
above sizes are afforded a measure of per-
formance and service such as only the
world’s largest tire factory devoted to these
sizes can supply.
All that this company’s experience and
methods have accomplished in these tires is
available to you now at the nearest Goodyear
Service Station.
Co to this Service Station Dealer for these
tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.
I le- has them.
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10 V/j, Clan lyf jr Doubk Cnrc fysy ^ 'JQ
FabtiiVAUAY* zilicr tiriul
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Coi'dycar Heavy Tnnrlst Tube an* thick, strong tubes that
r in force casings properly. Why risk a good casing with ■
cheap tube.' Goodyear Heavy 'Tourist Tubes cost little more
tha., tubes of less merit. JO c J'/a sue in ie«f«r.
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ptl. Ailddress F.
are l imes office.
Earle Brad ham. * he provided. Admission, ciiil
.dren 2fx, Mulls r»0c; reservmi seats
» . 7f.c. Geo. W. Pogues, principal.
FOR
For Sale
•"OR SALE Several nned trucks
from one to three and a half luus
•opacity, c. (). Ritchie, Transport
Jarage.
’OR S.M.K -Five Room bungalow in
West Florence, lot f>0 hy 150, good
location, all modern conveniences.
5a«y terms. See me at once . F.
I. Barnwell, phone 796.
•’OR SALK—Corn and pea vine hay
M. S. Ilaynsworth. Plume .",402
FOR SALE LUMBER-We are oper
atiug 2 niills. near Florence and are
rrepared to deliver framing -of all
•Inds oulclt hy trucks right on the
job. Call at our office, in Times
mitding fet prices or write Box 12
ity. Rex Lumber Co.
’(»R SALE -Hay, Peas, Cleveland
Dig ladl and Toole Prolific Cotton
)e d. T. K. Pitts, R F D 2. Florence
•’OR SALE—68.9 acres well improv
ed farm 2 short miles on Mars
Hufl road Good house 6 rooms,
"eed barns, tobacco barns, splendid
>oad frontage. Plenty wood. Price
>150 per acre cash quick sale. Ad-
Iress Box 355. Hamlet, N. C.
OF application
CHARTER.
Saunders Memorial Hospital.
PiPMiant to Chapter XLVI1 of. Vol
nme 1, Cod ' of 1 nws, 1912, Soutii
C'lroliua. and acts amendatorv
thereof, Notice Is hereby given that
i he undersigned corporators will
make tipplicali >n to the Secretary ot
State for a charter for the Saunders
Mf-morin! Hospital, and utter having
given piddle notice as required by
said law, will file their declaration
with the Secretary of State. The
principal ph.ee of business of the
proposed corporation will be Flor
ence. Soul 1, Cantina. The general
nature of t.ie business it proposes to
do is that of establishing, conduct
ing and maintaining a general and
special eye, ear. nose and
throat hospital. The amount of the
proposed capital stock will he $50,
o0(> 00 divided into 500 shares of the
»*ar value of $100 per chare.
A meetieg of the subscribers to
the’ capital stock of the proposeu
corporation will be held at the law
offices of Arrowsmlth, Mitldrow.
Tridoes & Hicks. Florence. S. C
on Fildav. April 20. 1920. at 12:0li
noon, and at such other times and
places, to which the said meeting
may l e adjourned, for the purpoci
oV completing the organization of
said propos'd corporation and cer
Ufving same to the Secretary of
State.
DR. J. D. SMYSER
Ur. V. W. HICKS
Dr. E. M. HICKS
Board of Corporators.
Florence, 3. C.. April 27, 1920.
Dr. Z. F. HIGHSMTfff
Optometrist.
Ky»* Examined, Gtasaea Flttad.
Office at residence, 20-Kuker Ave H
four blocks from Post Office, h*>
tween W. Evans and Chaevsa Md.
Telephone 699-W.
"Cette Lest Dir Uonth ofStrvlei"
SERVICE STATION
Member Bee Dee Automotive Trade
Association.
FLORENCE BATTERY SRRVICt
L. B. FERRELL.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
PHONE 1S4.W
’•'OR SALE—Nine room house and
basement all conveniences, South
'hnrch street. $8750: 6 room house,
ill convenhnees. West Evans. $6500:
I room house. East Evans street.
*3250: two ^-room houses E. Elm
•treet. $22fdi: 6 room house, all con:
venlonces. S. Oaillard st. $5500:
^even room house, all conveniences,
Nome street, $8500.00: five,
••oem house and 1 vacant lots, Mag-
iolia Heights $5500; 3 room house E
Elm street. *1900; lot 55x150 Brown
droet. *1.50; 18 station view lots
•nd 40 lots on .Magnolia Heights
These lots are bargains—One good
TOO Ih safe. Martin & Hill. Phone
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(OR SALK—Several new Ford tour-
^ ing cars, equipped with startei.
4ome of these cars have never been
issembled. Write J. If. R.& Com
•uiny, Springfield. Ga.
FOR SALF—Plugit F'actory. Large
brick building, suitable for whok-
ale or warehouse. Real Estate 41-
F rust Co.
FOR SALE--Five room dwelling on
W Kiri street. Posses'-'ion 90 days
Splendid little home for $.1,650.
Terms. Real Estate & Trust Co.
NOTICE!
An election will be held at Lyn-
hurst school house In District No 6
on Thursday April 29th inst.! for the
purpose of voting on the question of
levying a four (4) mill additional
tax for school purposes in said
District. Said election will be held
in accordance with and under the
provisions of. Section 1742 of the
Code of South Carolina with amend
tnents thereto.
Polls will open at R o’clock A. fj.
vnd close at 4 o’clock P. M.
By ordc- of the County Board r,f
Education.
XV. J. GIBBS
R. H. COX
.1. M. HYMAN
Trustees
LOST
LOST—A :ool box containing tools
and chains from truck on road be
tween Effingham and Florence. If
found return to C. E. David, Florence
S. (’., Rt. 3 and receive reward.
Miscellaneous
FRI’SH CREAMERY BUTTER Out
own ma'te. delivered to our cm
Inrurs ’n connection with the milk
‘i* ner pen d Central Milk Sta
P.ior.c 146.
Men.
NOTICE!
An election will be held at Trin
ity School House In School Districi
No. 25 on Thursday April 29th ipst..
for tbe purpose of voting on the
question of levying a seven mill add!
tional Special tax for school purpos
es in,said District. Said electior
will be held In accordance with and
under the provisions of. Section 1742
of the Code of South Carolina w D
amendments thereto.
Polls will open at 8 o’clock A. M.
md close at 4 o'clock P. M.
By order of the County Board of
Education.
C. C. RICHARDSON
S. J. MARSH
JOE COLLINS
Trustee.:
The Parlor Shoe Shop
L. F. ALLEN Proprietor
THE BEST SHOE REPAIRING
DONE WITH NEATNESS
AND DISPATCH.
66 E. EVANS STREET
FLORENCE, S. C.
GORMAN & GORMAN
REPRESENTING
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO,
FLORENCE, t. C.
A. M. STRICKLAND
PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT
FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Audita Systems Tax Returns
The Eagle Shoe Factory
H. W. Schmidt, Prop.
Expert Shoemaker
Repair work called for
and delivered.
Turned Soles a specialty
110 E. Evans St
Phone 99.
WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—Nerd
I’n-ssing. Cleaning or Altering,
call on ns. We are exports in this
ire. Ladien garments a specialty,
'’has. Kalhky. 15 N. Durgun St phone
179.
Huxry -k Without
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>. U LAKE DRUG CO
A l-Al'GE Manufucfirriiig concert
wants a reliable and hustling rep
rosentativr tor Florence and adjoin
ing (ouhties. We have the greateal
sales proportion to offer to county
Salesmen and district managers ever
before the p ibllc. Our products can
l.e seen on demonstration at the Cen
Hal Hotel Wednesday evening 8 to
10 p. m. and Thursday 9 a. m. until
5 p. m. A few hundred dollars in
vested in necessary stock will bring
you n nice income. Investigate this
proposition now while yon have an
opportunity to deal direct with manu
facturer. A. Williams, Salesmansger
for South Carolina. 1
Not putting on a Transport
• Truck when you have need for
one I* like stopping the clock
to save tlhto.
L. McD. HICKS
Architect
Florence, S. G
Office in McCall Bldg.
Mappin & Hamilton
HOUSE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
PHONE 568
OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD
WARE COMPANV
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