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Ttlfi fLOftENCtt DAtLt TIMES M6NDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 3. 18^. CLUB BREAKFASTS FROM 30c to 80c QUICK SERVICE TRY ONE DARLINGTON THEATRE 0ARUNGTON, S. C. TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY PRICES $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 $3.00. SEATS NOW ON SALE PHONE 446 MAIL ORDERS NOW HECEIVED THIS ATTRACTION DOES NOT PLAY FLORENCE I 'ofoearth (jfa, woHclerfuJ and r now dying stony at ^Sieatress a Mother's Lwe Never before has the hand of time been moved back centuries with x such masterful art and reali WMm STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Florence County. IN The Court of Common Pleas. lEx-Pnrte: Bertha Calcutt. In Re: Appointment, pi; Pub. . lie Cnardian fo/Nhra !.y- erly Ovid Lyerly and .lolin Q. Lyerly. NOTICE. Notice is hereby Riven that a peti lion was tiled 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. 1). and is now on file there, pray- IIor that the Judgf of Probate of Ihr Conn.y of Florence may be roquirec to act !*s the guardian of the estuC of the above named minors, Nora Lyerly. Ovid l.yerly and John Q. L\ erly. The minors ahoVe mentionod airr etnitle^ to the proceeds of -a fund o* Thirty-three Hundred Tliirty-thm and 33-100 (S383?..°..?» Dolia's urisin. 1 from a settlement, now pending, o 1 their interests in the proceeds of sal“ of the lands of their father Tohn Q. Lyerly. deceased, and ar r njso entitled to receive a small amount not now determined from thr proceodu 01 th- 1 sale of a difTereR' inact of land, winch at the time o I the death of the Hid John O. I.yerh ivas sttbjec; to irortgage, and possib j !.*' to a . ■ : li ani >uiit fr«>m the per jfonal csta: > <f their dr-eased fath ; or j This petition has h«en filed h- no fit, competent and r^spons 1 Ido p'-rson can be found who is will ing to ncmim® such guardianship. A the mother of the minors. I am civ ing this notice in accordance wit! the reoulrements of the law in refer once to such cases, BERTHA CALCUTT. GEN. W. W. HARTS True Beauty. Beauty car. afford to laugh at dis tinction: U Is Itself the greatest dis tinction N. Bovee. General Harts fur the last nine months chief of staff of the army of occupation In Germany, recently ar rived in Washington, to testify In th« case of Capt. "Hard-Boiled" Smith, accused of brutal treatment of men In prison camps lu Prance. Early United States Coins. The office of the director of the Mint says that the earliest coins were aa thorized by net of congress of AprP 2, 1792. This net authorized the mann fncture of the ten dollar gold eagle half eagle, quarter eagle, and the stl ver'dollnr. half dollar, quarter dollar dime and half dime. It would he im possible to state which were ntintet first, as they were all coined about tbt same time. . Idurc >*muels i^Husic by wAnseltrL O octzl Qie gorgeousness cf the orient in the time of King Solomon transplanted in alHts glory in tiiis wonderful play. Cmpmy oftOOpeopie - Flock of real sheep NEVER; IN THE HISTORY OF OARLINcTON HAS THERE BEEN AN ATTRACTION AS BIG WITH AN ALL STAR CAST. THERE (8 BUT ONE COMPANY OF THIS WONDERFUL PLAY THIS BEING THE SAME THAT PLAYS ALL THE LARGER CITIES. THE MANAGEMENT PERSONALLY GUARANTEES “THE WANDERER” TO BE THE BIGGEST AND BEST EVER IN THIS CITY. G€T YOUR SHATS AT ONCE. NEW TASTELESS CASTOR OIL ALWAYS MARKED KELLOGG'S To Get Genuine Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil, In sist on Laboratory Filled and Labelled Bottle If you want a really tasteless cas tor oil, insist on Kellogg’s Tasteless <’alor OH. Kvery bottle is filled and labelled at the lah-irarories of Spen cer Kellogg & Sons, Ine. Genuine is sold only in bottl'.s pkjnly laheliei. Kellogg's. In strength and purity I Kellogg’: Tasteless Castor Oil is ex- i nelly the same as the old-fashioned disagreeable kind, except that the nauseating taste lias been absolutely i removed. I t has the same healing and f nothing qualities that have made castor oil a household remedy. Noth ing hits been put Hi to disguise the taste. Children will take Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil willingly. Yon can now get Kellogg’s Tasteless ('as tor OH at all good druggists. Accept no substitutes. Ask for labelled hot tie, laboratory filled, marked Kel- 1 loggs, if yon want a really tasteless 1 castor cil. Two sizer.. 35c and fine ‘'(Adv; Good Times. 1 suppose no one has looked more In dustriously or in more plnc^s. for a good time' than ' have Results have boon r.n meager that 1 hnve concluded that a good time is more or less of s phantom.' K 'V. Howe’s MouDHy. Dr. Z. F. H1GHSMITH Optometrist. Ey»4 Examined. Glaatea Pitted. Office at cealderce, 20 Kuker Ave four blocks f’.om Post Office, Im ‘ween w. E-.ana and Chaavsa t* Telephone 699-W. > ycSTi* SlORAG? , ^lAfTERY "Coats Laaa oar Month of Stroica" SERVICE STATION Anther Pee Dee Automotive Trad- Association. FLORENCE BATTERY SERV'CB L. B. FERRELL. OPPOSITE COURT HOUiB PHONE 184.W m •-. A. V A.> Mil Know how much your battery repairs will cost Repair of your battery is never a matter of guess work with us. With our experience and equipment we can tell you just what needs to be done. Then we give you a definite, reasonable price in advance. We do not work on a “charge for time” basis. If, when we open your battery, you arc not satisfied that a repair is necessary we do not want the job. We open your battery only with your permission and after we have done our ^ best to charge it. Kvery repair we make is guaranteed for six months. We are able to do this because in making repairs on any make of battery we use. Vesta patented features. You want scientific, prompt service on a reason able price basis. That is what we give* you. Come in and see for yourself. FLORENCE BATTERY SERVICE . * L. B. FLftttELL , 5 I P?0ISTE COURT HOUSE. PHONE 154—W. K» i)>brr bntUry tr~\ In's l/i'in laJfstrurtihlf linl/ilon lock the plaits apart. COSTSJjESS per month of ^service (Conducted by National Council of Uli Boy Scouts of America.) * NOW HE'S FOR SCOUT CAMPING "Right here and now I take back tnything I have said against winter ‘•amps,” says William Heyliger, author of book# known to all boys. “For I have spent a day at the win ter-camp maintained by the Boy Seoufn of America at the Bear Mountain rea- er.ation, nine miles from Tuxedo/ 1 wvnt there when the mercury waa ht rering just above the zero mark. ‘T found sixty Manhattan and Bronx iCiiuts quartered in a log cabin with a roaring Are in an open fireplace iju the center of the room. I found one gang of hoys chopping wood and bringing it in for the lire. I found an other gang preparing the next meal. 1 found another gang building an out door cooking oven. “I found another gang preparing to steep that night where they had slept tor two other nights—out lit the open quder a lean-to. And I found every body just about having the time of rhelr young lives. "The reason why was not hard to find. They were dressed for this kind •tf weather—a wise man saw to that. And they were kept cheerfully occu pied. The same wise man saw to 1 hut. Dress a boy warmly and torn his hands to something that he likes to do. and he’ll laugh at all the zero weather In the world. “A few years ago had ally man aug gested that boys should go into the mountains and camp during the whiter he would have been led away and put into a cell. But times have ••hanged. We know more now about rite virtues of outdoor life and we are building a sturdier group of boys.” C LASSIFIE advertisements RmI for Profit—Uie for Results Ope Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 26c. Cash In Advance. Out Insertion 9 .25 Thfeq Insertions ........ .-$ .$0 One Week (Fix insertions) --$1.00 PHONE? 226. U Wanted WANTED—You to g> to the Trans port Garage and took over their used car bargains. WANTED— Roys buys chickens, tur keys, ducks, eggs, potatoes and produce. Bring them any time. Misceltaneous FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER—Our own make, delivered to our cus- toners n connection with the milk. ner pom.d. Central Milk Sta- ticn. P.ionl H6. FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE—Ten cents a package. Delivered in con- WANTED—You to try the Transport nef ' U ' n ”’ ith rallk Vhone y o » 1 ' Garage for a used car. orders in. Phone 74fi. central Milk ■ — [Station. WANTED— Bright youa 0 man to travel with sales manager and .earn salesmanship. Salary, expen ses ami commission while learning Rare opportunity for travel and c:< perience. Call between 1 to 3 and I to !• p. m. S. U. Nelson, 100 N. Jnrrott. WANTED—Can accomodate a few select table boarders. Located :iear Postoffice. Address “D. R. K.’’ care Times office. FOR LITERATURE—and prices on South • Alabama and West Florida lands writ't to (’. M. Simmons, Hart ford. Ala. WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—Need Pressing, Cleaning or Altering, call on us. Wo are experts in this lire. Ladies garments a specialty. Chas. Kalisky, 15 N. Dargan St phone 179. 1 FRESH BUTTER MILK-30 cents a gallon ,in gallon lots only not hot- WANTED—Agents to write Monthly U*' 1 . ’’ring your own containers. Cen Health and Accident Insurnnco 1 tral Milk Station poliev's. Apply Room 7 Barringer . j B’dg. or write M. K. Street Box 300,! Florence, S. C. THOUSANDS JOIN BOY SCOUTS. Thousands of applications for asso ciate membership In the national coun- •11 continue to pour into the office of the Boy Scouts of America. 200 Fifth Avenue. New York, since boy scout week came to a close. Checks ranging from $1 to others running into several figures continue to pile up the results of the nation wide drive, which has already enlisted 1.000,000 men and women. The new financial auxiliary thus created brings the total membership of the Boy Scouts of America up to a million and a half, which Includes ap proximately 400,000 active scouts and 100.000 leaders. Notwithstanding the tremendous «i*e of this organization, It is coto- ducted with a professional force of but 300 paid workers, mostly scout ex ecutive hired by the business men of the larger cities, The rest are volun teers, and according to Janies E. West, the chief scout executive, “they give from three to thirty hours a week to scouting, finding in the joy of the work alone more then sufficient corn- pens at ion.” Largest Whale. ( The largest species of whale Is prnlh WANTED—Small flat top second ably the >-'tHphuf bottomed or bine hand de.;k. If [trice is reasonable. S. M. McCall. For Sole FOR KALE Several used trucks from one to three and a half ions •opacity, o. O. Ritchie, Transport Garage. • ■’OR KALE -Corn and pea vine bar M. K. llaynsworMi. I’hone :Hit2 whale, which reaches a length of 90 feet or more and approaches 70 tons •n weight. FOR SALE LUMBER-We are oper allng 2 mills, near Florence and are irepared to deliver framing of all nuick by tracks, right on the job. Call at our office in Times tuilding foi prices or write Box 12 ■ity. Rex I.umber Co •’OR SALE—Hay, Peas, Cleveland Big Bell and Toole Prolific Cotton Seed. T. K. Pitts, R F D 2, Florence 3. C. SCOUTING CURES LAWBREAKING. “The constant reports of young men from sixteen to eighteen breaking the laws In various parts of the country seem to 'tell the story,’ and show that there must be «n Intensive campaign carried on to teach our young folks loyalty, patriotism and respect for the laws of their country,” says Whitman B. Smith, who has recently taken up the. work in Portland. Me., of a boy scout executive. "From my experience In the work for the last four years. It seems to me that the community never had M greater need for the scout program for boys than It has today. • T find in compiunities where no par tieular attempt has been made to give publicity to the work that people are awake to the possibilities of the scout program and believe that the future of the movement is greater than It has been since Its inception.’’ Mr. Smith is the first scout execu tive to be employed In the state of Maine. FOR SALE—ft.fi acres well improv ed farm 2 short miles on Mars Bluff road Good house 6 rooms, feed barns, tobacco barns, splendid road frontage. Plenty wood. Price Vl5i> per acre cash quick sale. Ad Iross Box Hamlet, X. C. FOR SALE—Pluglt Factory. Large brick building, suitaldi for whole 'ale or warehouse. Real Estate £• Trust Go. The Parlor Shoe Shop , L, F. ALLEN Proprietor THE BEST SHOE REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. 66 E. EVANS STREET FLORENCE, S. C. Mobey back without rortuoit tf HUNT'S Solve faila th* trett mwa of ITCH. KCZEM A. RINGWORM, TKTTSR hi otbrr iirhina tkio d.tcuMt Trv • 7S Gent Los *1 our n»lt ► . U lake DRUG CO FOR SAFE- -Five room dwelling ou \V K'm .-treet. Possesion fib days Splendid Utile borne for $3,650. Terms. Real Estate & Trust Go. FOR SALE—One double refrigerator, suitable for small grocery store. Apply 317 K. Dargan street or phone 148. FOR SALE—Fort Touring Car in' good running order dr will trade' for one with self-starter. Also larte baby carrlege for sale cheap. Appl.. at 12 W. Fine, M. E. Street. The Eagle Shoe Factory BL W. Schmidt, Prop. Expert Shoemaker Repair work called fotf and delivered. Turned Soles a specialty 110 E. Evans St* Phone 99. 8COUT8 DETER “HICK WALKERS." “Protect the ‘lav-walkers’ despite themselves,” la the slogan adopted by the boy scouts of PhH&de'phla. who have been working In conjunction with the Rotary club in the “Cross at Cross ings" campaign. When the scouts covered the busi ness part of the city In mass form several Irate shoppers protested when advised for safety's sack to cross a' the crossing. Despite the protests nt the “jays" and “hick-walkers," Scout Executive Goodman said the scout; tyere determined to help that element "UNCLE DAN" WAS “PREPARED." While speaking before a large audience D&nlel Carter Beard waa sufl denty asked to tell the difference be tween a tax and a fine. Although ns national commission^! of the Boy Scouts of America. “Uncle Dan” olosfffy follows the motto o* “Be Prepared.” in this case he had to heel fate for a second. Then trim his lips came the «pho rism, ‘A tax Is a flue on lecittmst* business, while a fii’e is a tax on fl JeglUmute business.” FOR SALE—One Detroit Vapor Oil stove. Used only two weeks will sfll at a bargain. Apply at Gate Gity Drug Go. 15 West Evans St. or otione fi7. FOR SALE—East Palmetto street property. No. Klfi 100 feet front: \o 113, 6 - .’ 1-2 feet front; No 115, 82 1-2 feet front; No. 119, 10n feel front. Apply to B. H. Maynard. H»’> E. Palmetto street. STIMPSON Automatic—Computing SCALES 100, 30, 6 and 3 pound capacity All scales equipped with or with out scoops. N T 0 SPRINGS. NO COG WHEELS. NO RATCHETS Put an END to your scale TROU BLES by replacing your old scales with STIMPSONS. I am In position to make Immedi ate deliveries. EDGAR B. HEAPE 14 s. McQueen St. Florence, S. C. FOR SALE—A nice eight room, two story dwelling. Fine community No. 7 E. Pine. |,ot 75x125. House built when lumber was cheap* and quality good. F. 11. Barnwell Phono 796. LOST LOST—Between 104 W. Cheves St. and O’Dowd theatre or on South Dargan street, one large Cameo pin. '’’Imler please return to 104 W. ’iievcs street and seceive reward. LOST—Maxwell wheel with .?.lx4 tire probably between Florence or In city, mam Motor Co. Darlington and Return to Whis Mappin & Hamilton HOUSE PAINTING PAPER HANGING PHONE 568 OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD WARE COMPANY Troublesome Weed. I he hawkweed, introduced from Eu rope into Canada and the New Eng land states, has become one of the moot troublesome steeds lu glass LOST OR STOLEN—Dark sorr.li mare with three white feet and star in forehead. Hitched to rubber tired 'op buggy with one new wheel. Fte- wurd If returned to T. A* Large, K. F. !,\ No. 1 LOST—Left at Methodist Sunday jsohool Sunday morning, green sill; pararol with ivory tipps. straight round handle with round ivory ring. Finder please phone Marion Gutts, 450-J. BEAUTY SUPPLIES I Culinary', Toilet, Soap and Household requisities. Preparation for every skin Made by ■ FRANCO AMERICAN HYGIENIC CO. j and Guaranteed on money back I MINT2 BEAUTY SUPPLY HOUSE Mrs. Deloria Caddelle-Mintz, Prop. High St. (West End) Florence, S. C. LOST OR STOLEN—One bay horse blazed face, white feet. Hitched to Iron block buggy. Missed from Coast T.ihe depot Sunday night. Notify Chief Brunson. Brunson Gibbs.. 811 Maxwell Street. I GORMAN & GORMAN l< FI'RGSFV'M vn NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. FLORENCE. 8. C. A. M. STRICKLAND PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA. Audits systems Tax Rsturas - ' L. McD. HICKS Architect Florence, S. CL Office in McCall Bldg, ..iO