Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'« Tfft t>A!Lt aFTK^M66K. Ma^ i. ift26. #<MH>#<m#*******#**<HHfr******#<HMMH>*#*#******«********* LUG AS & MUNSON * REALTORS .REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES— MAINTAINING FULLY EQUIPPED DEPARTMENTS IN . BUSINESS PROPERTIES. '-''•I r » HOMES, LOTS •fI f'T <■ AND FARMS. EXPERIENCED SALESMEN WHO KNOW THEIR BUSINESS. . TRY OUR SERVICE. ' WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS V WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN OUR LINE. 1 LUCAS & BRUNSON 3fc'/j WEST EVANS ST. REALTORS . PHONE 3S3 f\\ M _ iXMiry Bonner THE ALBATROSS. i <hhh^hhh» * How are the folks at home? The man who travels can always keep in touch with the wife and loved ones at home. The low 5TA- TIONTO STATION toll rate gives you this pleasure atsmall cost— after ,8:8ft P. M. half rate with a minimum of 25c. Ask Long Distance for rates and details. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY In the^ Gruen Guild worshops at ’ Madre-Biel; Switzerland, Gruen Watch es arc made. Here, with the aid of the most modern American machinery, master craftsmen .fashion the Gruen movements— and here these artisans, with the same skill and devotion as was possessed by the masters of old, do what no machine can do, finish by hand and adjust each movement to the ex acting standards of Gruen Precisfrm ac curacy. ♦ " 1 $ Nick and Nancy bad just read a fa- *1 mens poem about an albatross; that • la. they said It talked of such a bird or creature, and as they knew nothing about an albatross or his ways or Ids family, they would love It If Daddy would tell them something about it. “ludeed,” said Daddy. ‘‘I will. Yon know now, come to think of It, acme time ago I said to myself that I must tell you an albatross atory—telling all that the albatross does, end how he looks, and how he builds his nest. “And then somehow 1 forgot about It, and then It slipped my mind or some such dreadful thing.” Daddy laughed and Nick and Nancy said: “We’re so glad, though, that you will tell ns an albatross story." “And please begin at once,” said Nick. “Yes, please,” said Nancy. “Wedl. lhat is best—to begin At once,” said Daddy. “Far down in south Georgia, in an island far off from here, which you will ftnd in your geography if you will look it up, the Albatross family make their nest. “In November, which Is like our May where they live, they leave the ocean over which they’ve been wander ing, and then they begin to make their home. “Young Alec Albatross admired Miss j Alice ‘Albatross Immensely. He began to pay her marked attention and he danced for her and sang for her and gobbled for her and shrieked for her. “‘Will you he my albatross?’ he said. •Will you he my albatross, sweet little albatross mate? Of course you aren't so very little, but I call you little be cause I love yod and like to call you by pet names. “‘Yes, will you be my albatross?’ “And . Miss Alice Albatross sang back: ‘1 will be your albatross.’ They have no family name such as the Johnny Penguins have. Johnny Pen guin is a family name, hut these birds are only known as the Albatross fam ily, and their other names are not family names, but just names to call Iheiu by. “Well, after Miss Albatross had de cided to become Mrs. Albatross rhey began scraping and pulling and dig ging at the ground to make a cone- shaped nest. They made it very high and then they laid the single egg, which Is their custom. “Mr. Albatross helped hls wife in everything she did, taking turns to watch over the egg. He was very MR. A. C. J EPSON RETURNS CONFEbERATE"REUNION Mr. A. (!. Jepson, of Florence, re turned this morning from Sumter where be attended the. reunion 01 Confederate veterans. Mr. Jepson has attended most all of the Confed erate reunions and he declares that this was the most delightful one he had ever attended. He is loud In his praise of the hospitality of the Game) Cock city and declares everything ! possible ivas done for the entertain meat and pleasure of the old hoys vho wore the gray. The old soldiers i wore met at the trains by a commit tee of ladies w ho completely took j charge of the veterans from their moment of lending until their* tinal depatture and naw that, each and every soldier was well cared for. They were assigned to homes where they were honored guests during their too brief ctay in the city. Interesting and plaesing programs were carried out and there was not a dull mojnent during the entire re union. Quite a number cf old vet erans from this county attended the reunion. Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi culty in urinating, often mean Serious disorders. The world’s Standard fetnedy for kidney, liver, bladder and ufic acid troubles— COLD MEDAL PHONE 226. ilWiCADVERTISEltEVT^ (,jR ul Ut Profit—Use, !w Resi . One Cant a Word. No Advertisement Taken tor ^ Lees Than i6c. Cask la Advance. One Insertion ••6 ' Three Insertions —Ah One Week (£tx insertiens) rf ._fl.W i \ r> s ij i i. s bring quick iwlief and ofttn ward off cUadly diseases. Known *6 tW ‘fifctionat remedy of Holland for morS than 200 yeare. AH druggists, in three sites. Leek far the aeaie Cold Model oa Seer? bos sad accept ao imitatioe JfARADE ESTABLISHED 1888 <3ROEN WATCHES i i.i'iit.. -*at *i \ ■ REPORT FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CONCERNING House Ants “. ait anndying for their faculty of getting into, food, particularly sugars, syrups, cakes, candies and other sweets. “Having once gain^ access to articles of this sort in an incredibly short time the premises may be swarming with these un- “welcome visitors. “They are not only a nuisance, they help destroy gardens and crops.’* Keep these disgusting insects away from . your food. No good housekeeper will tolerate Ante on the premises BEE 9 BRAND INSECT POWDER KILLS Ante, Reea, bed-bogi, roachee. water-bvgi, Ike. motha, cootiea and iMuiy other houae- fclaM sad garden inaecta. Kill* fliea and it fanned into the air, or homed. M Is meMtfod. itrdi, patt and dmmtk maimah. Nan-ptitenom. lie, 3Sc. and 65«. ovary whom b CO WblitsSTDHANWMO DOMESTIC AlflNUS BALTIMORE. MD. NOTICfc: Notice is herebv given tha‘ tlie un dersigned will apply lo the Secretary of State of Sou'h Carolina for a char ter creating the Wagoner Lumber Company. « Corporation in the pro- cess o! organization under the laws of the State of South Carolina, the said Corporation to have a capital stock of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00), divided into two hun dred. (200) shares cf the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each; to have its principal place of business at Pampllro, S. C\, and to| engage in the business of manufac-i luring lumber, veneer and all build-} ing and construction materials and J other wood products; in buying and' selling real estate and personal prop erty, and in doing any and all things Incident to or that are necessary m the manufacture and production cf the articles and products before men tioned. Notice is further given that a meet ; ng of the subscribers to the capital nock of said Corporation will he held on the 10th day of May. 1020, at 11 o’clock a.- m. at Pamplico, S. C.. a>. which the organization cf the said Oompanv will be perfected. CHARLES E. •WAGONER H. M. PROPST Corporators. FOR THE HAIR'S 3H Take the Kinks Out, BY USING HARADE! It promotes a healthy growth, re. lievea itching at the «calp, cure* tetter; removes dandruff, makeij the hair soft and long. Accept no substitutes. At ail drug stores, and by mall 26c. Send stamps or coin. Agents Wanted..,^ Write for proposition. HARADE 3 MFC. CO. g 2M-AK E. Hunter Atlanta. Ca. • i,. isitot/t-sr riaury back without c--«noa s i HUNT'S Salve fads m ibs FlufewMll oflTCH.BCZEMA. <»«KJWORM TKTT*I» or ihrr skin disr-Ht Tit /S ell' t.i'« S' .VI* n»k ► . U lake DRUG CO Wanted FOR SALE—One blue reed .Uviijg room or sun parlor set. AlgO oie Mason I- Hamlin Piano In good con dition. Mrs. L. Ctiase. 201 South Celt WANTED—You to gv to the Truufi- port Garagfc'abd'* took over their used car bargains: FOR SALE—A nice eight room, two story dwelling. Fine community WANTED—Roy s buys cbtcketrs,' tor N 0 . ; E. Pine. Lot 75x125. House Levs, ducks, eggs, potatoes and built when lumber was cheap and produce. Bring them any time. j quality good.. F. H. P.arnwell Phone j7JU:. For SALE—Cheap! Onb Moore SO Touring Car, practically new, run only 400 miles, extra tire and case, only $1000. J. W. Berger phone oto-J. WANTED—You to try the Transport; Garage for a used car. WANTED—Agents to write - Monthly Health and Accident Insurance policy’s. Apply ftocm 7 Barringer Bldg, or write M. E. Street Box 30u, Florence, S. C. WANTED—Room and hoard, close in by quiet middle aged ' man. Ad dress “Roomer” care- Times office. WANTED—at once by young couple, iwo or three furnished rooms fof light housekeeping, call Mrs. W. B. Fulton, Phone 242 W. WANTED—A horse man. A good salary to the right man. lie must be a good trader and a man that can gain the confidence of the people. Must have good references ns to abll ity and character. The J. I). Rasor Co., AHjlllns, S. C. FOR SALE—Ten registered Duroc Jersey Tried sows farrow May and June. They are bfed to Taxpayer, grand son of Orion Cherry King Jr. the SH550.00 hog. Young’s Pedigreed Seed Farm. Tlmmonsvllle, S. C. FOR SALE—\ No 1 Jersey Cow with second calf. Apply 714 Ellis Axe. Florence, S. C. POD SALE—One three room house near corner of Darlington and San born streets. Terms $1000. J ,W Ward 403 Dfty et..' Phone 235 J^. . FOR SALE—One bed room sUUi. dining room set (both oak) alro perfection oil stove, cooking uten sils, dishes etc. Apply 13 S. Ilarllve street. WANTED—A stenographer one of experience familiar with lumber prefered. Trenchard-Spaifow Lum- b™ Co. .FOR SALE—Kline touring car la —. — j good condition has been run four WANTED—To rent 3 or G room thousand miles. Call 567 W. H. >tc- house or. 4 rooms. Address W. E. Neill. F. care V M G A J .. . — 'FOR SALE—A Piano in good condi- WINTED—Lumber inspector fami)- j tion, cheap fo r cash. Phone 586J iar with dressed stock N.C. Pine or call No 3 S. McQueen. grading, also machine Pino feeder, and i! 2HE2BSH22E3EER ^*TsiSa»SLS2ri2jiBi532j^aaK I Authorized Dealers For— Packard Franklin ^ i; DARLINGTON MOTOR CO. ' i Darlington, S. C. Many Devoted Admirers. handsome with his while body, his touches of color on wings and back. He watched ahead of him and side ways to see that all was well. “For a long time after the children from the nests all about are really able to look after themselves they still stay about their homes and where the coin nles of'uvny of the*family are. But when the time for more little ones to come to the nests comes about the old er ones go off with patches of gray down still abont their plumage. “*Ab,’ said Mr. Albatross, ‘1 always feared I wouldn’t wirt you. You had so many devoted admirers. There they all were with their chests stuck out, throwing out their wings and making such fine gestures, and trying to make you look at each of them alone. “‘Ah, I felt yon liked us all the «ame at first, but then to my happineffl I saw that you didn't, and that the others who had soijght you for their bride were going away with their beads held low and waving them from side to side.’ “Mrs. Albatross smiled to herself.- She had thought It quite proper not to show Mr. Albatross too quickly that she liked him the best. ‘‘They were sitting now on 'on* of the stalks which formed a sort of courtyard to their nest. Mrs. AlbatYoss was sitting In u very dignified man ner while Mr. Albatross was at'her feet, squatting before her and looking at her with adoring eyes. “They would twch their bills and stroke each other’s necks and they would sing In fheir gquawky voices, and Mr. Albatross would pose and make fine gestures for her so she wouldn't be sorry she'bad chosen him. “They take turns, as J said'before." continued Daddy, “to sit on the egg. Sometimes the one who has gone off will be gone o number'ef days look ing for squids, their favorite food, but the one behind never moves from hls place on the nest, hut takes naps with his head under hls wing. “And, also, they are fussing with their heme, making It aofter and ntcer all the time and looking out at the world with happy, soft brown eyec" Womien are now liable to be sutr- m<>ne<i to serve on Juries tn England, hut to be qualified for such service a woman must occupy a house of the ta?:nble value of $150 in London or $100 In the country. 100,000; PRESCRIPTIONS WERE FILLED BEFORE NU MRER.40 FOR r THE B LOOD WAS DISCOVERED j. ('. Mendenhall, Evansville, Ind.. write and give you my experience spent 40 years'in the drug business., with your great medicine, Number 111 compounded over 100,000 prescrip-; For the Blood. When 1 began U tions before “Number 40 For The | lake Number 40 I was suffering with Blood” was dlscovereu. 40 is an old a severe stomach trouble, could not doctor's prescription, has cured the Pat anything without great distress, worst cases cf blood troubles, ehvon was mn down, weighing but 130 ic rheumatism. cAtarrh, constipation.; pounds. I improved frem the start, stomach trouble, indigestion, func-jam now o nmy fourth bottle. Can eat tional nervous disorders, skin erup- anything 1 want, weigh 156 pounds tions, such as eczema, sores, ulcers. ! and feel like a new man and wish to pimples, etc. v rhomas Anderson, 418 thank you for the wonderful benefit Linden St., Winston Salem, N. C„ I have received by taking this- won writes as follows: “I thought I would:derful medicine.” STRAIGHT IO F i_0 f - ICd STRAIGHT v. MELBA Cig^i 7 Supreme Better and morepleasing than any mild Havana, cigar. Ask yo'jr dealer for your favorite age If your denier cart supply you— urrite us. I. LEWIS CIGAR MFtCO.HEwww.NJ Largest Independent Cigar Factonj in Die World % several laborers apply to plant, Front FOR SALE 1 -Large Roe Shad. Span ish Mackerel, fresh water bream ard trout. Lewis J. Hollins, the Poor Man’s Friend. Mracelteneoiift street. Superintendent. Treiichard- Sparrcw Lumber Company. | W ANTED—Several gentlemen can he accomodated with room and board at No 8 North Gaillard St. mar A. C. L. station. WANJTD—Second hand gus range. Must be in-goo deonditlon. Phone 317 J WANTED—Bookkeeper y with some expc rleuee. Give references. State ealaiy, and when can report first let ter. Ask for Mr. Martin. D W Aider- man, Jr. FRESH CREAMERY B,tlTTER—Onr own make, delivered to our cus tomers ’n connection with thb ' fi'is oer poiitid Central Milk Su tton. Pawn f46. > ^ >! WANTED—A few more table hoard ers.^ Phone 554-J. WANTED—Young lady desires some btenogi irphicat wdrk ,before 9 aV m. or after 6 p. m. dally. Address K. K. care, times. WANTED- 1 to rent 3 to 6 room house or* 3 rooms suitable for light house keeping. References exchanged. Ad- dres?: 'J J care Times office or phone 614 I. 3 —:——.——*. 1_* WANTED—Position by experienced stenpgranher at once. Address Stenographere care Times office. WANtED—6 'Salesladies, apply S I» Kre s & Co.. W. Evans street FRESH POTTAGE CHEESE—T« A cents a package. Delivered iu coj- nerthn with the milk. Phono.yofe, orders in. Phone 746. Central Ml k Station. i FOR LITERATURE—and prices <m South Alabama and West Flori’Ia lands write to C. M. Simmons, -Ho ftoi’d, Ala. WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—MM .- Pressing, (.’leaning or Alleging, call on us. We ate experts jr. tills Hne. Ladies garmeate a spe^alt^. Cl as. Kallsky, 15 N. Dargan St phone 179. FRESH BUTTER MILK—88 rente a gallon in gallon lots only nit bot tled, bring your own containete. Cen tral Milk Station. WANTED—Young man. Large mer cantile organization operating chain of stores lias openings tor stv- eml yAung men ffbm 20 to 25 years of age who desire to connect them- elves with a large organization where thev will have unlimited op- poitunittcs to advance and fit them selves for higher posltione. Previous experience In mercantile work help ful Successful applicants wiU be given a thorough training to learn the details of the business. Only se.r- ions, hard-working meft with a clean par t record will be -’considered. Ap plications, which will be considered strictly confidential should atate age, education, and details of business ex perience. Address “Opportunity’* care Times office. ATTEND THE—fire Demons‘.rallon of Lee Puncture proof tires Satur day May 8th af kvDO P. M. Em t Flor enoe Service St.atlon. cor R* venjell ami Evans. HAVE REOPENED—Businesf. black smith and wheelwright, horst shoo ing a specialty. Fully prepared for thorough service. All work guaran teed. Patronage ot old ctiftontera and the public generally Is 'solfclted. Robert Foster Bralley, 5 West Front street. LOST LOST OR STRAYED-Sunday April’ 25 a white current sh4ep from city lot. Finder please notify Lylo Broth ers, 49 N. Dargan St. Phone 494 and receive rewaid. WANTED—At once several school boys to deliver and collect.' Work does not interfere with school hours.! u-Gi' ^v iror .Vfiplp at Times office between-hours ’ of if and 5. T/>ST—A small white and browfr spotted Collie pupfiy. The dog or any information will he rewarded. For Sale IvOST—Who found the horseshoe wilh the points turned up and. full of luck. Address Box 205. FOR SALE—Several used trucks! lost—One certificate of Deposit 1s- from one td three and a half tons| s „ Prt uv Bank of Flofahoe to W. H. r capacity. C. O. Ritchie, Transport Gary—Payable in case of death to Garage. Mazzie Boyd No 3683 date June 9, — — < ; 1019 for $150. I OR RALE—Corn and pea vine hay. M. S. Haynsworth. Phone 3402 FOR SALE LUMBER—Wo are oper-i t or Rent ~f- e . ^ The New York Cafe ANNOUNCES to its patrons and friends that they have installed a hot cake griddle and waffle ironsand broilers for their breakfast trade. And a fourteen foot steam j table for dinner and sypper trade. Hot ve&et&bles } and roast at all times when in season. Now in 1 l service. - ! h | PHONE 464. 4HHHMHMMHMHHt , V#4MH4444HHt#4NHHMH4#4HitHHHMHHHMHHI'###4MHMHMMl atina 2 mills, near Florence and are! POR rent—Warehouse 48x120 with prepared lo deliver framing of allj i,, lin | t square of Main street and kinds oniric by trucks right on thel slde , rar |{ facilities. Suitable tor any fab. Call at our office in Tlmesl wh0 i 0 p a | e C r automobile business. T building' for prices or write Box 12; r Barringer, city. Rox Lumber Co L , — - FOR SALE—Plugit Factory. Large brick hfi'llding, suitable for wholt- r-ale or warehouse. Real Estate 41 Trust Co'.' FOR SALK—Five .room dwelling on AV Kim street. PokspsKiou 90 days Splendid Utile home for $3,660. Terms. Real Estate & Trust Co. FOR , SALE—East Palmetto street prop»rty. No. 109 100 feet front; No 113. -62 t-2 feet front; No UL 62 1-2 feet .front; No. 119, 100 feet front. Afiply to B. H. Maynard, 10& E. Palthettto street. FOR B.yLE—Grand Jersey Cow giv ing 3 gallons, milk pet *ay, gentle and easy milker, p. L. \yifilamsOn, Phone 3004, FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms io single men. Apply Mrs. Spen cer. 103 W. Darlington 3t. c— i— —■■ hT)R RENT—Nicely furnished room with all modern conveniences. Ap ply 221 S. Church street. Found TAKEN—by Mistake oil train from Columbia at Florence Wednesday night one soft leather black, port folio legal size; double pockets. Re ward If re*urned to D. W. Galloway. Columbia. S. C. Three Northern California mnnlei- asllties have recente ! eet*d wore. >n as city clerks.