The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, May 11, 1920, Image 5
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‘Zirdn Did Us Both dood," Writes Mr. Gentry,
. ; ofoNorehc, Tenn.
— ; —— ^ -7 — .
r ' is a w^ll-kirown medical facCihat -.writes: “Ziron Iron Tonic has made good
iron is a necessary constituenfof Ihe I in my family. I have used rt to a very j
1 blood, and thak blood lacking iron is great advantage to myself and my 14-1
year-old boy. It did ns both good. 1 1
think it is a good medicine for what it it
recommended.’' I
If you are pale, weak, tired, feel down
1 the cause of many troubles that only iron
will cure.
•; Ziron, a scientific compound of iron
with other valuable ingredients, is the
remedy to take when your blood needs
more- iron, and your system - requires , a
tonic. Ziron is mild and.harmless, does
Rpt stain the! teeth an0 iSjgood for chil-
s. *
d»en as well as adults
’■ Mr. P, Q. Gentry, of Norene; Tenn.,
Unlucky Day f«r Spain.
April :j the anniversary of the
j cum prom >« of fireda. in 1o66. whup
Scouts Philip Grp.vwa, 12 years old, the nobler of Holland presented a peii-
...v ■hd Kay Moon. H, iivinjt next door to lion against the Inquisition and the
"Won't that be pretty expensive?" ■ ITiltip, in Omaha. .Veb., had n ntiurrel ( Spa pish outrages perpetuated in it*
j . t- ,. . . "Not sp tong as we confine our- and each vowed to "get.even’'at the nan:*. The revolt of the».NetherlapJs. ^ *
and out, take Ziron. It wi.l put iron into ( ^, VRS t0 UlinkinK about fWfrm oppd’rtitnUV. ' I following Philip’s determinStion to ^ ; or ca j| a a McQueen^ ' k
r The quarrel'.ievel.iiK'd Infb a « U t.t in' out ProtrotantiMil, ruinerl Span. WAKTED^tdu fu g^.to thq Traus. u._ ."T-■ ff '■ »
.. I.k M M,ena«*r« ■ PiJar,' .n flvft Oarage aflU look over tiiciv •=’“»» ^ » " rt - ‘
NOT VERY.
••My John is thinking of charlw-
Ing a yacht for Uie summer.”
ydurWobd. and should help build you up.
-Get a bottle from ybtir druggist today,
- fiQp giyd ZIRON a fair trial. Sold by
' hpi under a money-back guarantee. „
-J-Asl; him about it. He will tell you.
' Flies for Its Life.
•iBtrange how time (tii*.',." • how very-»ft
.We‘bear this s<i>l--an<t still it , s
Isn't so slranse: if lime Old not
More folks would try to kill it.
Each for Hia Own.
"I sin. like any oilier man, entitled
to my mvn opinion."
“Of course," replied Mr. (iroticher;
“the same aa I’m entitled to this dog
of mine. It doesn’t follow, Tiokev«*r,
that ilie dog is any good.”
which one of the hoys was pretty badly prosperity,
hurt before friends separated them.
"No good scout will hold a grudge
ngainst amdlier,” said I’attol Leader
Koy L-'i'eiUund, 14 years hid.
Deeply Touching.
Miss N’ewrlclie—Oh, father, he hag
the most delicate touch of any pianist
1 ever heard.
Newricho- 1 Indicate! (.’rent Scott]
Fifty ‘ dollars ‘ for two hours’ work is
what I call a pretty hcnlthy touch.
SCHOOL MEETING
Pursnutlt fb the provisions; of tlh;
*■ npeefui V:«,t of the d'egialatpro estah-
, , ,, , • , . I UshlDR the Seltocl Oistrlct of the efty
\Mlh the fornmllty of a regular court | of ^ 0 ,. enf .„ s , c . ; . tlie Board of
j of. justice a Hoy feco’ut court W{, *|S<-hool Copthtlssipi'Ors of raid Flor-
v*1b*d. I ,, JK . e School District does, upon peti-
Following the hearing, which lasted || 0 n cf the tc\ paying citizens, here-
an hour, .ihe “Jury” reported n “ver- by call a meeting of nil the tax pn.v-
diet” as follows: ling citizens of the said school dis-
"1Ye 8ml that tmlh hoys are to blam* ti l t. The meeting will be held In
for the trouble. I the county court house, on May 21st
Each is sentenced to do the other |n * *>...0 p
tw '- r •' ^' ’ ' r
weeks.
tinted
IFOK .SALE—A I’Jauo ip go
I Uo.’i. cheap lo r cgsft. ! Phoi
usei
n >
Garage add
car bargains.
FOIL SALE—One. store bullttlug
J sto.k of goods r&mottfttfng to l_ .
.. , IcOO.OO about 2 mites from FrorettCc*^ - ^
WANTED—Roy f buys cMcKbns, Mr .tregg « Anderson.
keys, aufks. 2gga, potatoes and, ’ ••’" ' t* yf
! FOU SALE—One U-4 ton Republic f >*■
producer . Bmg them any time.
at 8:C0 p. m. The objects
...... | m t! ai .,, : Ftrt* to levy a 1
:o good turns every %eck foi fouf W(H ., a , ’, Hr; foc dnd tp ‘elect
““ t " school cowmtf-slonci *‘ ’
Tomorrow. Night
VERLET
Taking No Chancea.
Mrs. A.—1 really believe she had
her second husband selected before
she was divorced from the first one.
Miq. B.—Certainly. Why else should
she get a divorce?
Tomorrow night Florence is privileged
to hear Alice Verlet.
The celebrated coloratura
will appear in person. iTcr
consists of the “songs that
soprano
program
America
loves.
&
Assisting Miss Verlet wiil be
Mr. 'I’honias A. F/disons’ Three Million
Dollar Flionograph.
OPERA HOUSE
at 8:15 P. M.
# . .
FREE TICKETS .
Call, writ: or telephone us for free tickets of ad
mittance. They will be issued in order of appli.
cation.
S. VAUGHAN FURNITURE CO.
NOTE—So grout has bi*en the dennnd for scats that
but few remain. We advise you to call In person
today.
When It Raya to Be Ignorant
"(Jabbells seems to be well Inform
ed on any subject.”
"Except when be will be able to pay
me who! be owes me. He is absolute
ly stupid on that point.”
Old Friend*.
“(Jrandpop says he cares only for
the things of long ago.”
“Yes. I see he subscribes to a smart
magazine."
“Thai's for the sake of the jokq.V*
Probably.
Fix—Wlio was ii said that the lines-
pedtsl always happens? *
Dix—I don’t know. Wasn’t it some
body connected with the weather bu
reau V
‘‘The hoy who quits the troop be
cause of the trouble, or who fails,to do
the.good turns, will be considered the
most guilty." >
The verdict read. Philip and Hay
sprang from their seats and shook
hands, agreeing to forget their past dl/-
ferenees and be "pals” again. They
left the meeting arm In arm amidst
the cheering of their fellow scout mem-
1 hers. , . .
ALL COMFORTS OF HOME.
of the
local
our
from wait! one,
, - By erdor o£_ lhe t Begird.
WANtlCD—You to try the Trauspoit
Garage 'for a used car.
A .\N'TEbr-v-Agents tp write Monthly I
Health and Acclusut ipsinanco
policy's. Apply Hot m 7 Bamngu
Hldg or write M. E. Street Box tfUp,
Florence, S. C.
tnick cheap If spld at once. TGrcijit'i
& Anderson. ' ’ '''*. r i
May
i9l:o.
v \V. L. Brook er,. Secy.
W AN TED—Two alvound locomotive **&>*■
niachlnlsis. k Southcastem
ip out. •!.
t’.
I MiscelkaniMiua
FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE-^Tni
tent? a-package. IVlit'ered lh coa-
neeth-n with, the tiiilk. Phone yotr
orders in. Phone 716. Central Ml ik
- ■■ i '.t.i
• iS u agree- : pqj,
vVebh While. Hock Hilk S. t
: GORMAN & GORMAN
NEW YORK LIFE INBURANCl CO
FLORENCE, t. C. , .
ST
Nothing Like That. •
"Phi those two men have an epis
tolary dispute?"
"No pistols in the dispute at all.
Tliev took it out in leiteriwriling."
• Manhattan Jsland.
"•rJiey tell pie New York is located
on a narrow neck of land.”
"Yep. sort of mi island, entirely sur
rounded In advertisements.”
Two Views.
“No I .tever visit the pawnshop. I,
don’t, like the principle of the thing.*’
“It’s the merest that 1 don’t Ilk*.’’
B'-Ming Tin Cans.
After tryi.ig many oiler processes
>f recovering tin from old onus, there
is now, according, to La, Nature, a re
turn to the old fashioned method of
hoiling the scraps (well denned) in a
solution containing an excess of frpe
alkali and saltpeter. The tin is recov
ered as crystals of siamiate of soda,
and the alkali and saltpeter can b*
used over ami over ngniu.
i
GincterAle
J/vm Vi^ima
irTTihimgi
mm
eicome
7, A0t MARK REGISTtRtO
itfi
-
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.,f.
L McD.
v Architect
Piuretfc#* S* C.
Office in Bldg
, , ^ ^ ■■ —
BEAUTY SUPPLIES
Culinary, Toilet, Hobp and Household
requlsltlea.
1’reparatlon for every skin
• Made by
FRANCO AMERICAN HYGIENIC CO.
and
Guaranteed on money back
MINT* BEAUTY SUPPLY HOUSE
Mra. De’oria Ceddelle Mintz, Prop.
MhQrh>8t.-'<We«* End) FiiMrence, S.-C.
LITERATURE—and prices i»n
South Alab&ma and West Floftia
^ lands write to (j. M. Simmons, lipft-
| ford, Ala. ‘ . *
WANTEO—A slcnograpncr one of — —
cxpJrlonce familiur with lumber WHEN ; YOUR CLOTHES—Nj.'J
prefrt tfd. Trenchard-Sparrow Lum- * Pressing, (icauiug or AlterlLg,
her Co; jcall on us. ,We ate experts irt this
r“T* — - jiinc. Ladies garments a spetlull).
WANT EH—:Lady to assist in dress- Chae. Kall;ky, 15 N. Uargau St phone
making Tlepartment. Apply Miss 171). '
Julia LKtuglas. j 1 ——_
WANTF.H—Furnished room b
young man; Address ii. li. B. P. i
Box 61 Florence, S. C.
w ANTED—Positiou by cxperlcnted
rlenographer at once. Address
Stcliograpiicr tare Tlthos office.
WANTED—6 Salesladies, apply S U
Kre.ts k Co., \V. Evans streot
FRESH BUTTER MILK—30 confs *
gallon in gallon lots only n ft but-
tied, bring your own cunluluci*. Ceu
tral MHk Station. . _
FURNISilKD i tOUt 15 WANTED -
For one, two or Hitch tm/hths. Per
feet care guaranteed. 1 Addresa P ,»0.
Box 121. \
CEDAR FENCE POSTS—Largo round '{
ones, 7 feet long, average 4 t-2 in.
WANTED—Ftirnbhcd room by young across sinull end with plenty of large
iiian. Addrna It. V. I’ostoHicc Box ones mixed in for gates ami corners.
61. Florence, S. C. 3tjc. each delivered In car lots of 120l) i
— ... . — 1 or more. Draft with bill lading at-
WANTED~-At once severa: school taeUed. Fred O. Auld, Jbustovcr, S. C
boys to deliver and collect. Work — 7*
does not interfere with school hours. STRAIGHT SALARY—$35.00 per
A,m>l> at Tiroes office between hours
of 3 ami ,3.
w eek- and expenses to man or wo
man with rig to introduce poultry
^ mixture. Eureka Mfg. Co. Ea t Si.
WANTED^—Position as. bookkeeper Eoul;., 111.
In the Woods Ready invention Supplies
Meet of Out Customary Appliance^. 1 i
. ’• 4 r-V'.
by young lady of experience. An
swer . immediately. Phone -277-W
NOTICE
We buve Juut maU.d
out state
Mappin & Hanitttoh>
H'OOSfc PAINTlNe J
PAPER HANQlNG
PHOftg
m
^OFFICE OVER McCOWN harp-
ware COMPANY
WAI7TED—Six first class painters Ui mt-a <d llto ncetnuutv due u : i. W
« A 1 -0 F X T A 1. . . n-ikirl<2 - B ■ A YX I ‘ #>J • 1 LI f f I Ikrillllllt I to (ll'xr
80c per hour. Apply 16 North Irby
street. Georgo A. Winkle.
WANTED--Fifty pounds clean Bees
Wnx and 10 pounds .strained honey.
.The Gate CUy Lrug Co.
would uppieclaUi prompt arttletnefit
Florence Dry Good.i Co. ,
LOST
ALL WOULD BE BOVS AGAIN.
Don Benid at a recent scniit , mHy j
In Scranton told the boys that they ^
must not be afraid or overawed b.Y,
"the bunch of clergymen, dignified ’
.itidgen and confidentially that there !■
not n man In the crowd who would not
be willing to change places with thf
greenest tenderfoot among the scouts
present.”
This remark seemed to hit both the
boys and men very favorably, and
Robert L. Graham was moved to send
tlMt*e Hues to the scout comtuisslouei*:
I d like to hit the sood old tcails.
And tramp the woods near lioin* till
sola. ,
Id like to l>e with old-time pals,
I'd -like to be a boy once more.
t hear the bugle calling.
It’s calling me back again—
Back to the land of "Yesterday.*’
To the camp of ''Whal-has-been." j
I think 1 see the bugler.
His name is ‘■Memory."
And he's calling for this "gnpd scoqY*
To come back and happy be.
SCOUT OATH GAVE MOST HELP.
1 s: , ■ ■ ^ • .*•
A Boston p?pcr offered n prize for
the paragraph that had given thi
greatest inspiration and help. Lin^*
from Tennyson and others were sent
in by the hundred. The letter thfct
gained tlip prtxe‘w-a$ as follows : -• A
I am only. a.boy. and boys”opinions
n re not ‘respected by most grown-up*,
but we have them just- the same.
The paragraph which helps me lh«
most is the Boy Scout oa.th. ns foljow^s:
On my honor. I Will do my best: ' ’
1. To do my duty to God runl my
country, and to obey the scout law.
2. To help other people at all times.
8. To keep myself physically strong.
mentally awake and mornlly. straight.
Dr. Miles W. Maloney
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
SulzbachcrK up stairs
Entrance through store.
For Sate
j> , ' . 4. .
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FOR SALE—Several used trucks
from one to three and a half tons
capacity. C. O. Ritchie, Transport
Garage.
FOR SALK LUMBER-We are oper
ating 2 mills..pear Florence and arc
prepared to deliver framing of all
kinds <ntick by tnick* right on the
Job. Call at oty office In Timea
building fci prices or write Box 12
city. Hox. Lumber Co
FOR SAL]£—PlauH cabbago. tomato
le’tuce. pepper and ogg plants. AM
large well rooted plants. For imme
diate delivery, either write F. II. Mc
Leod, Jr., U F D No 2 or call 78IW
FOR SALK—Cement. A Imlted
Quantity of gooii cefheht i,t $1.25
•i sack.- S/ C. InduHtrial School.
TaI
“America's Oldest Battery"
•ERY,ICE,87A< ibn
FLOKENtB BatHhY BIRVICI
L. B. FERRELL.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUBI
PHONE 1M-W
FOR SALE—Two continental 70
saws Gins, in good condition, cheap
for cash; Address S. B. King, Char
leston, S. C.
LOST—One certificate of Deposit to-
sued by Bank ol IToretw e To W. ID
Gary—i’aytiblc in case qf death to
Mnzzie. Boyd No ‘3685 date June h.
1919 for $160. ' • ••
LOST—Small bay h^rse with star on
head and letter “A” branded”on
left side. It found notify Ed. Rose
at Charles Luhr s place.
STRAYED -On: bar horse with
white feck i-bd hlaz-U face. Notify
J. F. StackWy. '•/
For Rent
SCOUT'S DAILY GOOD TURNS.
OJeatiing of an old graveyard which
was an “eyesore” to the town add
erecting a town Hag and a service
flag were the things that a troop of
hoy neonl 1 * in Elizabeth, Pa., dW Mr
their, eomninnlty. ■
Scout Troop No. 1", In Washington.
f>. C., ha« a boy scouts’ band, which
ha* without cost played day after
ds.v for ine funds «f the Red t.’roe.s.
sick soldiers. Liberty loans, ami also
for churches and poorhouse*.
The world’s babies born every twen
| ty-four hours are imm than sufficient
j to rnpenple u cilv of Hie size of Homi-
| ton or Duluth, <
TliV ®agle Shoe Factory
tt. W; Prop.
■ Expert Shoemaker
Repair work called foi
/; ’ aftd (delivered.
Turned Sbieg a specialty
110 R EVAnff St ;
Mob- y. , »
I HI.'NT 5Tf*Iv <»<h ‘e
; Te«iino"ienTCH.HCZeMA
It NO WORM. WHyr*F nr
Hhw-icai ifc sirsTry;
» 71 c-.n- <•"» .••.-i. » H
». O LAKE uRGi,
FOR S ALE--Two bouses cheap tor
cash transaction, lots 50x150 ft.
each. Located E, Chcves St. Soo
W. M. Brown, Peanut stand on Lake’s
corner *
FOR RENT—Two rurnDlpd rooms
t,o single men. Apply Mrs. Spen
cer. It’3 W. Darlington St.
FOR RENT—Two . nicely furnished
bed rothus. Meals convenient
aoosr t|»e street if desired. Apply
108 South Irby street.
- < '.■**' - r~' "
FOR RENT—On.- fin st nod h d room
Phone 730-L-2.
FOR RENT—Two unfuruished ecu-
nectlug roonn to couple without
chiidien. Phone 701 AV
FOR SALE—Dining room furniture
I u good - condition at a bargain.
Phone 2B7-.VV.
NOTICE!
An election "111 he held in the-
Scranton Lank Building, In Scranton
School District No 49, on Monday.
May 17^h. lust., lor the puropsc oi
voting on the question of levying au
additional Special tax of eight (8*
mills, four 14) for Foramen School
purpose*.uud four (4), lor High lidieol
purposes, Su|d election wTll be lield
ilOT
o d>TK r c " u 1 under the provDions and In Accord-
k sldebdaid and aU| a nco with Section of 1742 cf tbo Code
FOR. SALE- 1 One
shade. Oue oak
"xteusldp dining ’table. Apply 105' of Sout i, Cgrolltra 1912
Sotilh Trb” sti-eet or pboue 474-AV , ,„. u is thereto.’ . . ...
I Polls will open al 3 o’clock A. M.
I and close, at;. 4 O’clock P. M, Boat'd
i of Trustees Hcllng a,s Juana jers.
AV; By order ot the CVudty Board of
»V/
gist:
—
Dr. Z. F. HIGHSM1TH
Optometrist.
tyM Examined, Glateee FlttaE.
Office at realcler.ee, 20 Kukar At
four bloek* from Root
tween W. Evani and Chaavoa
Telephone 6^9-W.
F.0ii SAl-L—One thjee room house
near cornier of Uartlnifton and San
borfi nti'eottj.-, Tcruja $1000. J AV
AVprd 403 Day ct. ' Pbpue 235 J. j Edutution
1'Oit sai^e-good farms in
-SOUTH GEORGIA AVillAtoll 371 acres'
iu JL/jw itdes county loeritCtHn the heart 1
of tho tobacco growth^ sectlou Just
one mile oast cf Huhlru. Ga.. which
Is . on the G. S. & F. ,|l. ft. and also
on the National Highway: 150 acres
In high slate of cultivation, nearly
all stumped, rented this year -.for
$1,500.00 cash rent. U is near' ihe
best school in the county; also goed
churches, soil 4s the very best grade
of Til’tou clay loam, good pastures, >
•volt watered. Buildings alone osti-|
muted at value of $7.0ij0.00. Price j
of entile tract $55.00 jmyVacre. AJsoj
100 acres eight miles north of A'al-j
♦lOsta. .Oa., «t Bemis on-the Go. &
Fig. R. Ry Sixty acres stumped audj
In a high state of ciilllvatiori. It it
the very best grade of Tiftou clay,
loam. No waste ^thd on tract. All;
under good wire fepce. House in 60,
yards Of railroad statlod; nice hnng.i-,
iow,' seven rooms; good water, 16 toi
2t) minutes drive from Valdosta over j
excellent road. Price $10,000.00. Wtllj
make terms if desired. I own the j
lands ahpve dsecrlbed ami will deal i
direct With Hie purchaser and avind j
untibcessap.' (cottimirsinns 1 ‘‘ 1 '
2 with aincud-'t > Hi
v ti\
H. .1 KlItBYi
H. M. on A HAM
m
GRAliAM
,. .V , TGMtdoV
A. M. STRICKLAND
PRIVATE ACCOUbfTAffT ,
FLORENCE. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Audlti Sy«tem* t*x
:r
whhjb
would be Paid to an agent. For fur
Information, wHte U> -l F-
•kln, A f »Wosta, ^
ther
Crackln
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STlMPSON
Automatic—Cfimpufini
SCALES
•f
ion, 30. 6 and 3 pound capacity |
All scalea equipped with or with
out scoops. ,
40 SPRINGS. NO COO WHBELfl.
NO RATCHETS
Put an END to your scale TROD
BLES by replacing yout old scales :
with ST1MP80NS.
I am in position to make Immedi
ate deliveries. *
EDGAR B. HBAPE
1| s.^McQueen it. Plojbnce.
Sill
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