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c';' • i. j^-%. t * »A- TfTI! FT,nR1WrB DAILY TIMES miMY AFTERNOON. MAY 7. 1920. 9B| — xf JL ^ .. 1 2 6 * » . ■ • • • • ■ ; 1 Accounts ^ / with $41,185.40 as the total of •luir first (.1* •, osits were opened with during the month of April. us It would have been 127 had you not de layed. I,et us list vou during the month of Maw '— Vou'II he glad when you have taken the step. I The First National Bank | V> A • Of Florence, & 4 “Almost Everything in Banking' £ ~w ♦4* +♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦**♦+♦♦« ► TODAY’S AnNIVEASARIC.S 4 <•* + + **<> + + + ♦♦»*♦♦ , • * + ' i isa.t--(’or.j Mstone for the Mary Washington* monument at Frctl- I erlckrburg, Va., laitt by I’rcsiUeiit » Andrew Jackson. . IS-d—Valina Howell Davits, wile of President Jefferson Davis of the Confederate States, born at Nat chez, Mits. Died in New York City, Oct. Id, 190G. IStiti Hnsuccessl'nl iittenijit to as- sasrsm.’.te Count von Hismark by 111 hid. 1 IS'V.t - Prii’coss of v\a(es ((Jneen Al- exandm) laid tiic foundation i;l,one for a new hospital for, wo men in I ondon. 1895 -I.ady Henry Somerset was the chief speaker at a great mass meeting in Loudon to protect against the Armenian atrocltips. 1905—Germany observed the centen nial anniversary ’ of the death of the poet Schiller. 11910—The new canal at Marseilles, Prance, conuec-iing the* Rhone with the sea was opened. {1918—For the. first time women sat as members of the Tammany Hall executive committee. GORMAN & GORMAN REPRKSKNTINO NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CU FLORENCE. & G. V ' .to vW; : of the PIEDMONT MILLS The Road to Good Health ^ ODD, wholesome food is the C j -eatest of health-builders. Bread made of good riour, is the most nutritious and the most whilesome of foods. See that there is plenty of bread upon your table. Good housekeepers are providing their families with more bread than ever - l>efore. because they kmnv that bread furnishes the nourishment that, the body most needs at a cost far below what they would have to pay for any other food. There is nothing that you can provide that can com pare in genuine goodness With bread and biscuits made with “Piedmont” “Puritan” “Arugus Self- Rising” Flour There is no food you r ad buy .hat is so good at the price as the bread that these famous brands of flour make. The Piedmont Mills have been furnishing the homes of the South with Quality Flour for more than 50 years. THE PIEDMONT MILLS INC. HIGH GRADE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR LYNCHBURG, VA. mmmm. -4te i ■ <* nf ^'4! » TF mm ' ' ..- r . - r a.'-- .V . --grxy NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER The Mills Specialty Company.. Inc. Pursuant to Chapter XLVII of Vol ume J, Code of Laws. 1912, S. C., arid Acts amendatory thereto, NoUce Is hereby given that me undersigned corporators will make application to the Secretary of State for a charter for The Mills Specialty Company, Incorporated, and after having given public notice as required by the said | law will One their declaration with: the Secretary of State. The prfncH pal place of business of the propos-j ed corporation will be Florence, S. CM TLc general nature of the business it 1 proposes to do is that of manufactur-t lug and selling patented grease traps and other plumbing accessories and specialty articles ip general fqr prof it. The amount of the proposed can-i itnl stock will be $8,000.00, divided into eighty shares of the par value of $100.00 per share. A meeting of the Subscribers to the; capital stock of the proposed eorpo ration will be held at the law offices: __ , „ _ of Arrowsmith, Muldrow, Bridges & MINT2 BEAUTY SUPPLY HOUSE Hicks, at Florence, S. C., Monday,; Mr*. Oeloria Caddejle-Mlntz, Prop. May llth, 1920, at 12:00 noon, and all HiftN St. (West End) Florence, S. C. such other times and places to which j . said meeting may be adjourned, for ■ ■ the purpose cf opening the books of subscription to the proposed corpo ration. and for the.further purpose of completing the organization of the said corporation and certifying the samp to the Secretary of State. W. S. MILLS IV. MARSHALL BRIDGES Board of Corporators’ Florence. S. 0., May 6. 1920. , L. McD. BILKS Architect Florence, S. C. Office in. McCall Bldg. BEAUTY SUPPLIES % V • • Culinary, roilet. Soap and Household •, requisitles. ‘ * ? Preparation for every skin Made by t. i FRANCO AMERICAN HYGIENIC CO. and Guaranteed on money back ■lit V t-s PHONE 226: AriVERTISEtlEVTS. kell for Profit—Use fof Results One Cent a Word. No. Advertisement Taken ter Less Than 26c. Cash to Advance. One , Insertion ,1 .24 Three Insertions ... f .6« One Week. 18U insertions) •_ -.Jf.Od STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Florence, S. C. April 23. 1920. i* Pursuant to a resolution of the I Board of Directors of the Universal Plow Company, passrd at a meeting j bold in the office .of Mr. John Kuker on April 20th, 1920, at 4 o’clock p | m.. a meeting oi the stockholders of the said tTniversal Plow’ Companv is hereby called to be held in the j ofPce of said John Kuker in Florence ! S. ('.. on May 25th. 1920. at 11 o'clock j a. m., to pass upon the proposal of | Mr M. A. Smith to withdraw from his agreement to purchase the prop orty of the Company and to consid <?r ard pass upon the question ol I selling all assets of the Company j nnd of going Into liquidation anil | dissolving. UNIVERSAL PLOW COMPANY. By E! S. Oliver. Secy-Treas. Mappin & Hamilton HOUSE PAINTING PAPER HANGING i PHONE 568 r . OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD* WARE COMPANY •‘Doing tilings a little hit different” s Miss Theresa Sheehan's habit and iecause of this originality she 1* rated *8 one of the greatest readers on the Chautauqua platform. Knelt presenta tion. lie it a humorous sketeh or a dra matic recitation. Is marked, with a style, a that is quite iier town. For instance, tier thrilling word-painting of the sink ing of (lie Titanic—an original reading Dial is brimming over with smiles and tears and realism. Miss Sheehan ha* promised to give litis unusual reading to our Chautauqua audience. On the third day of the Community Chautau qua the clever .Sheehan trio will offer their original and pleasing program for your approval, NOTICE! Not.ce is herebv given that the uu dorslgned will apply to the Secretary of State of South Carolina for a chat ter creating the Wagoner Lumber Company, a Corporation in the pre- ■incerity, an understanding j cca§ ot organization undey the laws of the State ot South CaroUtia, the suhl Corporation to have a capital stock of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.09), divided Into' two hun dred (200) shares cf the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each; to hnve Its principal place of business at Pamplko. S. C.. ami to engage in the busluos/* of ^wanutac- turlng lumber, veneer and nil build- it.g and construction materials and other wood preduets; in buying and selling rea! estate and personal prop eriy. and ia doing any and all things incident to or that are necessary in the mnnufaetere and production o( the articles and products before men tioned. is.' MEM The 7 Toyshop 0 A PAGEft NT I' UIIIOIIM World RUSSIAN SYMPHONY OtU tlllS- TKA CV SIXTY Pll.t l S I'nder IN-rsonut Hitcctioo uf - Sotoist.. PAt L t'OSTKLLO, l et: , . I-KNOGA SP.MIKS, S pian,. 1.MM.A 1(0BERTS, l ot .ru U:. ■.y,sV Dr.‘ Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST • • • •■.' * * ■ .v " 1 i » Eyes examined, glasses fitted. Sulzbachers, up stair* Entrancft-UlFonsb. store. s '-n.M "Oostr I*m Dtr Uonth of $t , SERVICE .STATION . , ;i Member Fee Doe Automotive Trade .. '.Aspoclatlon.. FLORENCE BATTERY -fERVICB L. B. FERRELL* OPPOSITE COURT,, HOUSE 5 v. k'. ;; . ''phone iM-y* The Eagle Shoe Ftatoty H. W. Schmidt, Prop. Expert Shoemaker Repair work called fo» Notice is further given that a meet and delivered. tug of the subscribers to the eapiUl “lock of said Corporation will be held JlUlTICQ oOlCS 0 SPCCiaitV on the 10th day of May» 1920. at 11 ‘ - - - — o’clock a. m. at Pamplico. S. C., ax, which the organlzuXion cf the said Company will b^ perfected. •' CHARLES B. WAGON KB H. M. PROPST Corporators. Wanted U'ANTED^-You to,g> to the Trans port Garage' and took over their used car bargain*. WANTED—Boy s buy* caickens, tur keys, ducks, eggs, potatoes and produce. Bring them any time. WANTED—You tq try the Trauspott Oarage for a used car... FOB SALE—One blue reed living room or sun parlor set. Also oae Mason & Hamlin Piano in good cpiu dilion. Mrs. I* Chase.'291 South Cuu 1 ^ — : — idhaif 11 > FOR SALE—A nice eight , room, 4|V0< : sfory dwelling. Fine communUy ’ ■, No. T E. Pine. Ia>1 75x125. House built when lumber was cheap and quality good. F. H. Barnwell Phone 796. 7 WANTED—Agents to write Monthly Health’and Accident' insurance policy's. Apply Boom 7 B&mngei Bldg or write M. E. Street Box 300, Florence, S. C. FOR SALE—A No 1 Jersey Cow with second cult. Apply 714 Ellia AYe. Florence, S C. WANTED--To rent a 3 or ^ room house or 3 or 4 room apartment, either furnished or unfurnished. Ad dress E. G. Bradford, care Hayns- worth & Lawton. 'Ll*: IXID SALE—One three room house near comer of Darlington and San- ' born streets. Terms $1000.: J Itel* it Ward 403 Day et. Phone 235 J. > .« ■, FOR SALE—One bed room stlif*’ dining-room set (both oak) alto perfection oil stove, cooking utefti- , si is, dishes etc. Apply 13 S. Harllct street. \ "■"■V -» WANTED—Two FOR SALE—Uliue touring car la , . . alrouiu, locomotive good condition has been mu four machinists. Southeastern agree thousand miles. Call 567 W. H. Mc- irent. I. Webb White. Rock Hill, S. Weill. ; C. I WANTED—A steticgrapner one of experience familiar with lumber pretered. TVenchard-Spain-ow Lum ber Co. WANTED : -To rent house or 4 rooms. F. care Y M C A 5 or 6 room Address W. E. FOB SALE—A Piano in good condi tion. cheap to r dpsh. Phone 595J or call No 3 S. McQneen. FOR SALE—Large Roe Shad. Span ish .Mackerel, fresh water bream and trout. Lewis J. Rollins, the Poor Man’s Friend. W *NTED—Lumber inspector famil iar with dressed stock N.C. Pine grading, also machine feeder, and ^ several laborers apply to plant, Front “ street. Superintendent. Trencbard- Sparrow Lumber Company. FOR SALE—Grand Jersey Cow giv ing 3 gallons milk per day, gentle and easy milker. G. L. Williamson, Phone 3004. \V A N TED—Several be . accomodated Miscellaneous FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE—Ttu touts a package. Delivered in cofi-. Phone yoir gentlemen, can with room and neethn with the milk. board at No 8 North Oailturd St.’orders iu. Phone 716. Central M)>k near A. C. L. station. ■ >* • L • «W WANTED—Second hand gas. range. MiHt be in goo dcondition. Phono 317 J Station. *+ -*■ WANTED—Bookkeeper, with some j - experience. Give references. Stale WHEN uulaiy, nnd when can report first Ut ter. Ask for Mr. Martin. D W Aider- man, Jr. FOR LITERATURE-and prices <ra boutU Alabama and West Mori la lands write to C. M. Simmons, Ha 1- fonl, Ala. . " ANTED—A few more table board > ers. Phone 554-J. * , ■ 1 1 . ,f WANTED—Young lady desires some stonographical work fbefor? 9 a. m. or aRer 6 p. m. daily. Address K. K. care times. 110 E. Evans St S ‘S':fh«Wr99. •Wv'.i ■ s.'S Jeddah, selected fqr the meeting between I»rd Allenby apd the King of (ho Hedjaz. is a spot that should appeal to every member of the hu.| ring worm..TKTTER,»ri man race who possesses a spark of oth-rMohm*«kin*,«?««»» Try* nilal affection, for Just outside the- city walls of Jeddah Is the tradition al tomb of Eve. Mopev hack without «y.:n if HUNT S SatW f*iU tn % 7S ••«•!) h‘*f •« rt»tr vt»W ► . 0 LAKE DRUG CO I .BOOTH carouna music festival at I.IBKKTY THEATRE, CAMP JACKSOX, COLUMBIA, S. C. T 'riTTa«» t'EHtORMAXCFX AT S:3o. MATINEE SATURDAY, I5ll». AT 3:30, RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 60 PIECES CHORUS OF 250 TRAINED VOICES 801/01 STS^ IvTuL^^OSTELI 1111 ^ •h® Voice Depuriuient of ( liiror; olln. Mu«ic.l^ .W4ail,m makl,,* poSble tte e.iremST a College. ARKS, Soprano. special advanlageoi.'s eonlrael h> Hie Sonlli Car-' el> lov J ScHfon Tirikeiii' tlM * < '» | remeiy low price for seals and sea-ou UekeU. Xvam-T Reserfe^ r fOP J?* ,K,W ‘ ) $2 ,0 *' 32.r>0. .'vavance Reservations for Out-of-Town Patrons Now Belna Made. _ ^ b R°WN, Manager, Columbia, S. C. •oath Carolina Musical Asapeiation, Columbia, S. C., E. O. lllack. President. v PROGRESSIVE BANKING N / , Is the watchword and constant aim of this institution. Instead of being merely a depository for the safe keeping of your funds, we constantly study and analize produc- . tjon, distribution, transportation and other vital problems which form the fabric of business. Our highly organized facilities for ob taining information and rendering val uable advice, make our institution iu valuable to the progressive business man. • . . ' • r v Isn’t this the sort of banking service you require? the f FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK, Florence, S. C. i ; 4 ' . The Dank for Eveiybodv- i I « • WANTED^—to rent 3 to 5 room house or .3 rooms suitable for light house keeping. References exchanged. Ad dress ij j care Times office or phone 614 L 3 ———: . l_ WANTED—Position- by experienced Stenographer ot one*;. Address Stenographer care Times office. WANTED—6 Salesladies, apply S h Kret’s * Co.. VV. Evans street NOTICE We have just mailed out stat?- meuts of the accounts due us. We would appreciate- prompt settlomCnt Florence Dry Goods Co WANTEC'r-V’Quug mao. Large mer- cantije organization operating chain of stores has openings for sev eral young mep from 2p to 25 years of age who desire to connect them- elves with a large organization where r thev will have unlimited op- poituiilties to advance and fit them selves fqr. higher positions. Previous experience In mercantile work help ful: Successful applicants wilt he given a thorough ' training to learn the details of the business. Only ser ious, hard-working taien with a clean past record will be considered. Aj^ plications, which will be considered strictly confidential should state age. 'education, and details of business ex- (XJST—A small white .perience. Address “Opportunity'* ' spotted Collie puppy, care Times office. YOUR C LOTHES—Ngod Prosing, Cleaning or Altfflqg, call on us. Wo .aio experts !• this line. Ladleq garments a spe^lail). Uhas. Kalivky, 15 N. Dargau lit phone 179. FRESH BUTTER MILK—30 cento * gallon m gallon lots only n >t bot tled, bring your own coutainqi*. Uea tral Milk Wtation. - • . . • . •' Al y. AX— •* A**' ATTEND THE—’Tire DeiBonutratlou of Leo Puncture proof t^res Satur day May 8th at 3:30 P. M. Eai.t Flor cnce Service Station, cor Ruveukdi (tnd Evans. • ' “ /’ HAVE REOPENKD-Buslucs.'*. bls*ck smith and wheelwright, horseshoo- jng a specialty. Fully propgred for thorough service. All work guaran teed. Patronage of old ci^tomors and the public. generally is solicited. Robert Foster Brailey, 5 West Front street. 1- .’T- NOTICE .Monday May 10th. Memorial Day, being legal holiday no business will be transacted by the banks ot tho city. s . Florence Clearing House Ass’n. LOST WANTED—At once several school boys to deliver and collect. Work does not interfere with school hours. Apply at Times office between hours of 3 and '. _ ' • any information W li N Sydnor. and brown The dog or be rewarded. For Sole FOR SAJ^E—Several used trucks from one to three and a half tons capacity. C. O. Ritchie, Transport Garage. LOST-*-One certificate of Deposit is* sued by Bank of Florence to W. H. Gary—Payable in case of death to Mazzie Boyd No 3685 date June* 9, 1919 for $150. LOST--Who found the horseshoe * with the points turned up, full of luck and belonging to Grogan? Ad : dress Box 205. For Refit FOR SA1JS—Corn and pea vine hay. M. S. Haynsworth. Phone 3402 j RENT—Two rurniahed rooms leor? qvt t Tivfni.'n <,* ^ to single men. Apply Mrs. Spen* l-OR SALE LUMBER-".e are oper-j t,- narlinaton St uting 2 biills, near Florence and are • 8 • prepared to deliver framing of all kinds quick by trucks right on tho Job. Cull at our office In Times building for prices or write Bog 12 city. Rex Lumber CO FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room with board all modem conveniences. Applv 304 S. Church street or phone 400 W. FOR SALEk—Plugit Factory. Large brick building, suitable fur whole sale or warehouse. Real Estate it Trust Co. For SALE- -Five room dwelling on W lljm strsot. RoJsesslou 90 days Splendid little home for $|,060. Terms. Real Estate 4b Trust Co. ^ FOR SALE—East Palmetto street . property. No, 109 100 feet front: No 113, 62 T«2 feet trout;. No 113, 82 4,2 feat, front; No. lie, 100 feat front. . Apply to 8. II. Maynard, 105 E. Palmetto street. FOR SALE—Plants, cabbage, tdmato lettuce, pepper and egg plants. All largo irpll rooted plants. For Imme diate delivery, either write F. tt. Mc Leod. Jr., RjgF’f) No 2 or call 78 iW —.— —— FOR SALK—Jersey cow. Apply .1. E. Pettigrew, Florence, S.-C. Found TAKES—by Mistake 6tf Columbia at Florence Wednesday night one soft leather black port folio iogal size, double pockets. .Re ward ’if returned to D. W. Galloway, Columbia, S. C. "fleapa Flew." '.,., : in Scotch the word scapa tnadfia » “head’’ and flow means “sea.' 1 Seapa t flow Is the portion of the set ip, thp , southern part of the Orkney islinds - which extends froiii Pomona to the Penllaud firth. It is fifteen miles l/a| and about eight miles wide.- *n,d Altatts , hy Hoy sound in the noi-thwosl . Ing Pen(land firth in the sonth rififir ‘ the island Of Mwoni. Tlie scarta ' 1 ' 1 may J>eriisps bo (tweed to thi sgspsdh, to scaiter, spread.