The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, May 04, 1920, Image 8
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Showing Today Only
ANITA STEWART IN
“MARY REGAN"
Mary Regan ia fie most pop-
u’ar heroine of the screen to
il jHan la fie sUi y that
was publish'd in fosmopol tan
Masai he ami a hand re ;1 <f
newspapers.
Action — Love and Mystery.
) run wld.
Also KOX NEWS and COMEDY
SHOWING TOMOi
WILLIAM ^FARJ
In "IIEAKT STRINGS”
Three things he held dear:
11 is Sister, His YTclin. and the
hope of winn ng the gi:l of hu
heart. * ,
This picture is one that no
one (an afford to miss.
DON’T FORGET THURSDAY i
‘SHOULD A WOMAN TELL”
The greatest picture ever
shown here, not haring any.
ADMISSION 25c TO ALL.
NO CH.LOREN AOMITTEO.
i
IHEAIRE
AGAIN TODAY
Marguerite Clark in
All of a Sudden Peggy
See this picture, it is the best
Miss Clark has made lately.
Also »
“SAVE ME SADIE"
One of the funniest comedies
we have ever shown. ‘One big.
laugh from' start to finish,
Lon't miss it.
TOMORROW
The first chapter of the new
T'niversal Whirlwind Ser ai.
‘The Moonriders” 1
Featuring
Art Acord and Mildred Moore
A breezy story with whirlwind
action.
Sessue Hayakawa in
“The Tong Man”
and
FAT*. Y ARBUCKLE in
* "FATTY GETS HOOKED”
Look at tills lineup of pic
tures for one. day. One of the
strongest programs we have
ever hud.' CHILDREN CNDER
12 YEARS OF AGE WILL BE
ADMITTED FREE IF AC
COMPANIED BY THEIR
PARENTS. COME EARLY.
SAVINGS STAMP
IS COUNTERFEITED
RECORDER GILLAND 1
HAS BIG MATINEE
— ’IL"
Lawless Willie.
’Dear. Fm so worried about Willie,
I he's been tr; ug to break open his bank
YOUNG WHITE MAN BOUND OVER again. First thing we know, he'll grow
he a burglar.”—Boston Tran-
C KCU T COU*T.
OVER $503.
FINES
"SWELLING” ON FRANKLINS
CHEEK OF BLUE SERIES
of 1919 Pound.
The May Day celebration seems to
have gotten hold of the Florence ..; .-
1’srly inclined yesterday r.a rh d a
Take a good look at your blue war'record breaking day in police court,
savings stamps, series of 1919, and if 'file matinee of Recorder Oilland net-
you discover that the left cheek of ti the t0W11 something over five
the image of Franklia thereon has a , , J „ ... .
pronounced sweeling. the chance is hundred dollars with one case going
tha tthe certificate is counterfeit. j
The postoffice department today
Bp to
script.
’i Cluich Great Power,
i: i ...ei one son at least of every
family must Join the church, partly
for spiritual motives, partly to gain
the temporal protection of the monas
teries. the most powerful factor la
tiie country.
to the circuit (ourt. i
F. W. Thomas, a young white man,
the first to grace the bar planned
dawn a “ten spot” for hav ng sreed-j
ed while out rid ng Saturday ni£ht. ,
Tonny Jones, driving a tr ick load- j
The cmunterfeP rr the $5 stmio is' f(1 u>n:hov and sini; ,ns DaviiJ
called the attention of the Washing
ton city postolfice to a dangerous
cniurterfeit of the blue war savings
Mamp. seriei of 1919, which lias been
discovered.
printed from a steel plate on a good
^iaue of paper, and is a close repro
duction of the genuine. There are a
number of defects, however, the most
uu.mment oi which are as follows:
Defects in Counterfeit
"Left check of £m.ikllu has a pro
nounced swelling.
"Lower one of two left dots below
the portrait is comparatively indls
tinet.
driving a Dort car had a collision at
the intersection of Dargan and Front*
streets Saturday afternoon. The truck
was unhurt hut tlv* Dort was consid-'
M ibly d .-l iged. The case was an
ueav< idald.i accident nad the charge
of reckless driving wah dismissed. |
Wil on .’orkson, a negro who suf
fers, he says, from rheumatism and
-, i.u-.elore in abl" to work steadily,
was (aught Saturday in the back lot
GENUINE TASTELESS
CASTOR OIL ALWAYS
LABELLED KELLOGG'S
CRANE WHETL PULLERS
l‘‘or remvoing Auto Wheel, Gears,
etc. Xew Locking Arm holds Puller
on your work. . Send for Bulletin D,
Puller Arbor Press, etc.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.
823 West Gervais Street. Columbia 3. C. @
lafeaHBaBnDaHBBBBaBBBBBBBaBeaT
I!, rtical opening between tae lines ;i Ji i|t 0( . rH i„ on i J i s | )er
!n the lower left part of tiie numeral
‘2’ in ‘1924’ is closed.”
Every bottle cf Kellogg"?
Tasteless Castor Oil is
Laboratory Bottled and
Labelled Kellogg’s
GRUEN
Verithin Watch
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“.NTEM) BUILDING?”
Tiie sw<;lling is the most pronounc-
i-d defect, tiie otiiers being so slight,
it is declared, that expert examination
is required.
The chief of the secret service will
send spicmens of the counterfeit
with a specimen of tin* genuine, to se-
son. Of course it ,was purely for* When you ask lor Kellogg's’Tast
medicinal imposes. But Wilson was less Castor Oil, s« • to it that the bit- j
unable to s.aet positively just where tie is labelled with Ketlogg'r mini''. I
he got the Juice. Some good hearted Ki Hogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil Is sold j
man from about Timmonsville had only ip bottles filled at the labn.t- 1
given him the stuff he claimed, but tone: of SpencT I.ellogg & Sons,!
he did not know the fellow’s name. In.-, Take no other if yon want a
His story did not however take .wi> I r-ally tasteless castor o l. It is Ihej
.i, wi, h the recorder who found him same good old fashir.i'ed castor «.il|
• ret service operatives throughout ' :g,iiit y of transporting Hie lion/e and tbit your doctoi prestrib v.itli the'
l < The "'local city post office has been I KHVft " ,m a ^ 'be dlsag-eiabie U.sie A.Miioved, 1. ba. !-
U so. w* sT.nfd be p.l: d to figure your plans and specifica
tions. We are in position to furnish direct shipments Heart sills
and l.ong L« af I-' aming from our three connection. I.e us quote
mi your next schedule.
TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO.
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j I instructed to select an employe of. ^
2 j known exceptional &*:illiies, and liavej^,^
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payment of -Kit or thirty days.
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him acquaint himself with the char | i ,ie < .|iy n.
aclerstcs ol (he counterlet. I hearing before tiie record
Examination Is Planned lover to the next session
When application is made, begin-
Florence. S. C.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Savannah, Ga.
Jacksonville, Fla.
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fi^oin $30-4' up
Dixie Fabricated Bungalows give every man a chance to own his
own cosy, substantial,* endurable, weather-proof, enjoyable home.
Four wall-layer eo'istniction with dead air space between effects
insulation against Summer heat and Winter cold.
Shipped in eany-to-handle sections—quickly erected by any handy
man, by plans we furnish. What you save in rent will soon pay
for a Dixie Fabricated Bungalow.
DIXIE HOUSE COMPANY _
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CHARLESTON, 8
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Write for illu**
troted catalog
•f DUia 1 louara
priced from
KM to S36G0,
full floor plana,
spec ifi c at iona
and price a. -
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Shipmenta
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is
ning today, to the c ty post office for
payment of the J919 war.savings cer
tittcates, applicants will be notified to
present the certificates promptly for
examination.
The aplicant will he advised that
this step is necessary because of the
existence of a counterfeit. Beginning
| today, no ccrti'if.ii.es of tiie series
named will lie redeemed without this
j close and expert •.crnilnv of every
I single stamp. Interim receipts wil!
be given applicants.
it is feared that perhaps some cer
tificates may contain both genuine
and counterfeit stamps. Careful ex
amination, therefore, will he made of
each stamp.
The war savings stamps of the 19D'
I series registered before January l.
j 1920, will not he examined, as the
, counterfeit was'issued after that date.
Ihc same strenglh and purity. Kid
Carter, a young white man, toil's Tasteless Castor Oil is piv 1
'•"urged wiih hiiosebreaking and (|se|y whal tin* name says ahstlute'
was given a preliminary | v tasteless, in the opinion of phy-
siidans and druggists who are already
familiar with Kelloggs Tasteless Cas
tor Oil, t'lis valnai !e new form of
the good old family remedy is a boon
to children and even to grown-ups. j
Two sizes, 2 r »c and 6/ie. At all good)
druggists. (Adv.) !
r and tMiund
of criminal
art on default of a $2,000 bond.
Carter Is a young man, who has
served some time in the state reform
atory here. He never cmpleted ids
sentence at the institution, having
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| Used Car Bargains
Buick, D45. Little Six $700
Buick, Six, Seven Passenger $900
Studebaker, Sijj, Seven Passenger $500
Studebaker, Four, Seven passenger $450
Overland 85, Roadster $500
A Ford Touring Cars $350 to $550
Call and let us show you what we have or phone
and we will be glad to .send any particular car
around for your inspection.
Salvadorean Cel w >ratior.a.
The people cif Salvador celebrate
March 15 as n holiday In honor of On
erul Morazno. who was elected presl
dent in 1830 of tin* Central American
federation. In ISII'J lie suppressed an
Insurrection against the federal gov
eminent in Salvador. i:i 1838 n revolu
tlon in Gniitemala and In 1842 In Costa
Rica. The people of Salvador also
celebrate March ! .is a holiday.
Daysman an Arbitrator.
A daysv .p is tin arbitrator, umpire
nr judge. The term is of Anglo-Saxon
origin and'is stlli used In tiie northern
part of Kngtnnd to describe an unof
ficial Judge or arbl'ralor to whom a
maticr In dispute Is referred. The
origin of the term is obscure.
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East Florence
Service Station,
USER CAR BARGAIN HOUSE.
Phone 797.
Cow-Pilot a Small Fish.
Tiie cow-, lot is a sniall fish, so
(adled in Bermuda because it is be
lieved always to accompany the cow
fish. It is one of the demoiselles nr.d
Is also called "inojnrra.” Demoiselles
are‘distinguished by having only two
soloes la iho anal fin.
noticed It at Once.
I am tiie owner of two dogs, a black
cocker spaniel and n white long Imiwed
Scotch terrier, one day a little girl
came in to play with them. \Ve were
out in the yard, hotli dogs sitting ou
Hie porch, when 1 nolleeil that .sjic,
would look intently at me, then at
the dogs. She did that several times, /
Mien said. “tVli.v. yonr dogs don't look
one hit like you.”—Kvchange.
German Planes Fell to 1,700.
A t ,1,0 signing of the' armistice the
toial of Herman bombing and scouting
nlrp.arfes had fallen
the allies had three
front to every Herman one
to 1.700, while
machines on ihe
Reinforced Concrete Old.
old walls of tiie
d'-sclosed I hat
InspecHnii ol
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4 palace of il"* Louvre d sdoseii u.ai
1 re-luforced coi.crcle was knovVii and
7 used in Baris in it"’ sixteenth ecu-,
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DARGAN-HARLLEE
A GOOD HOME
We have FOR SALE a real good eight-room residence in WEST FLORENCE
two blocks of Post Office. Well built and has every modern convenience.
K Very attractive interior arrangement. Garage. Excellent neighborhood. Con
venient to everywhere. Fine lot with beautiful flowers.
FIRST PERSON SEEING THIS PLACE WHO WANTS A HOME IS
SURE TO BUY.
CHEAPEST RESIDENCE IN FLORENCE
Price ... - - . $7,500.00
LIT US SHOW YOU THIS IIOMF, AND REMEMBER
“WE DO H QPfrK”
PARC.AN—HAJTLLEE REALTY & DFVELOPMENT CO.
McCALL BUILDING FLOnT.'NCH, S. C. PHONE 796
A 1
made his escape two years ago. He I
was caught here Saturday afternoon I
in a local pressing club attempting to
dispose of a suit of clothes. He is a'-
legod i to have broken into the house
•d \\ Lylo and to have stolen there
from a suit of clothe:-, sevcial pairs
of socks, a pair of shoes, a pistol and |
a razor and a quart of wine. The
wine was for sacremental purposes j
and bore the stamp of the Rabbi. The
suit and wim' were the only articles
of the stolen lot recovered. I
James Fulton, colored, was found
guilty of reckless (Living amt fined
$25. !
Ernest Jordon, charged with ear
rying a concealed weapon in the
shape of a pistol,‘forfeited a fine of
$25.
Harold Skeeter and Andrew Snow
den, charged with speeding each for
feited a bond of $10.
\V. R. Courtney, charged with reck
less driving forfeited a $10 bond by
failing to answer to Ids name.
L. ('. Ilutohell. ridiag a bicycle on
the sidewalk forfeited a five dollar
bond.
\V. T. Hilton, charged with disor
derly conducted, forfeited a ten dol
lar bond by failing to make his ap-
pearance at court.
Carrie Paerson and Gussie Cain,
charged with disorderly conduct, each
forfeited a ten dollar bond.
Will Green,-for riding a bicycle on
tiie sidewalk, forfeited a five dollar
bond. . •
Charlotte Frierson and I/iz Moses,
charged with disorderly conduct, each
forfeited a five dollar bond.
Simpson Bristow, Solomon Gree,
McKinley Brockington. Fred Mullins.
Adams Rodgers. Robert Kinley and
David McDuffie* caught in a “skin-
game Saturday night, each forfeited
a bond of $25. Goethe Graham, a new
man at the game was less fortunate.
He had lost all his earnings at the
game before the policeman called
time and did not have the money
to deposit for his appearance and so
lie faced the recorder and drew a like
fine of $25.
Today’s Session
Sam Johnson, imbued • with tiie
wanderlust craze, came to Florence
y* r liM(lty froin somewhere, having
heard tiiat this was an excellent town
in which to live. He lias been so
many places it was rather hard to
say from just where he did come, but
he was caught last night after the
midnight hour asleep in the Seaboard
depot. He was given a sentence of
$100 or 30 days, and thus his Spring
tour was cut short.
Tony Nasaiiy , a foreigner, who
docs not speak English was,up on the
charge of violating Section 54, pro
hibiting, among other tilings the kill
ing of a goat in the city limits. Na
than bought two goats yesterday and
butchered one of them in a back lot.
lie was found guilty but sentence
suspended. His testimony was given
through an terperter.
The case against W. R. Courtney
Kiargcd with reckless driving, dis
posed of yesterday, was reopened arid
a trial by jury granted which will
he held next Monday ai 12 o'clock.
\V. H. Burgess and C. O. Ritchie,
each charge dwith speeding, plead
guilty and were fined $10 each.
Frey Laney arrested last night by V
the policeman for raising a rough A
house in North Florence failed t"IJL
make his appearance known at the **
appoint (I hour today And he forfeit- «£►
ed two twenty live dollar bonds on ^
the two charges of disorderly conduct J
and having in his possession a pistof.
Fuller Sutton who lives in Hurts-
' ville, came over last night to see his i
wife who refuses to live anywhere
but in Florence. He found ills domi- ♦>
] cile full of other men which aroused ^
ills jealously and wrath and he pro ) |
j ceeded to clear the premises with the
I result that he was up on the charge *♦<,
of disorderly conduct and carrying a' X
' pistol. The disorderly conduct charge V
‘ was dismissed, but he was fouudguilty
of having the pistol and was fined'Jk
$25. The star witness "in case was hlsj^T
, wife who reminded her sprouce during *
1 his testimony that It was the best to X
1 tell the truth. The husband agreed V
and changed his story somewhat. |«J4
.Willie GoldhoU, charged with gam:
r blmg firi’eited a twenty-five dollar,
and us did David Stills on tfad saiue|
A. M. STRICKLAND
PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT
FLORENCE. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Audits Systems Tax Returns
Mappin & Hamilton
HOUSE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
PHONE 568
OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD
WARE COMPANY
In (In* IV1 non (iinl'l uoi'sIhij>s at
Mad re Iliel, Swit/fi land, < •nun Watch
es are made. Here, wi'.h the aid of the
most modern American machinery,
master draftsmen fashion the (’.men
movements— and here these artisans,
with the same skill and devotion as was
possessed bv the masters of old, do
what no machine can do, finish by hand
and adjust each movement to the ex
acting standards of Crum Precision ac
curacy.
Sulzbachers
ESTABLISHED 1888
hr WATCHES^ _
BEAUTY SUPPLIES
4'ulinary, Toilet. Soap and Household
requisities.
Preparation for every skin
Made by
FRANCO-AMERICAN HYGIENIC CO.
* and
Guaranteed on money back ! Jr.
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MINTZ BEAUTY SUPPLY HOUSE A
Mrs. Deioria Caddelie-Mintz, Prop. A
High St. (West End) Florence, S. C. ^
GORMAN & GORMAN iX
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wiih S-ja,185.40 a's the total of tluir
first <1< j osits were opened with us
during the month of April.
It would have been 127 had you not de
layed.
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Let us
Mav.
the
list von
during the
month of
-lad
when vow have taken
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,'
FLORENCE, t. C.
L. McD. HICKS
Architect
Florence, S. C.
Office in McCall Bldg
| The First National Bank
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Home, 1 Own It.
CAN YOU (SA Y THIS ? ^
The man who CAN is in an enviable position. By hein^' known as the possess
or of a property in his own right, he has the respect of his fellow to\*in.smen
and the confidence of his friends. Home ownership is a MORAL as well as a
physical asset. By all means, get into the HOME owning class!
Do not DELAY making the START! Itds never quite convenient to begin
saving toward a home. Always there are other and seemingly more UR
GENT ways for the money. The man who (iKTS there has to he COLD
BLOODED about it—has to take his few dollars and BLANK DOWN a
DEPOSIT on a Bl'ILDINO LOT somewhere, and SYSTEM ATICALLY
work off the balance.
Once the LOT is yours, any number <*! ways wil! open for 1MBROX INO
the property.
Ninety per cent of the homes in this country were bought on small pay
nients. The main thing necessary is to have the right SLAN I 0,1
tentivc to your |OB, and of a thriftv turn oi mind. I he rest will itdlow natmal
ly as June follows January.
Let us sell you a home or a lot. W e have attractive piopositions in all
parts of the city. #
LUCAS & BRUNSON
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
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