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f ' , N .,■< "■ t - ' J . \ * kk » * . r \ <•-** - *ir V THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 12. 1920. *1 pure Rfelief 6 Bell-ans Hot water Su^ Relief ELL-A'^IS 'FOR INDIGESTION r ; ♦** Old Folk’s Best Friend Thai’s what many call it, for it puts vim and vigor into oM Moj.’achs; rich, red blood into old veins: hound Hesh on old bones. Drink a glass of this delicious diges- tant svith each meal. . Shivar Ale PURE 0!SE:TIVE AaOMA’ICS WITH SHIVA 9 hi I NCR AL WATER AND GINGER '’our [roc—r or dniggiit will refund your ii on y on first (io. en if you are not plecsed v.iih results. Shivar Ale retails at live per bot tle. or Pl.T.v per dozen. If your reg ular dealer cannot supply you, tele phone NESMITH POWELL CO DISTRIBUTORS FOR FLORENCE. Preveajtol -> INStCTICIDE Drives Out Flies Spray Praventol in yourdiningroom and irt your kitchen to expel Flies, quickly. No stain—no poison—no muss—just a vapor. Also spray garbage to kill Ry eggs and destroy germs. Special combination Sprayer and Pint Can in handy box saves you money. N$L00 at your dealer’s. Additional re-fill cans; Pint, 60c; Quart, $1.00; Half Gallon, $1.73. Y OU can retain the original newness and color j of your shoes if you •elect superior shoo I polish. ' Whittemore’* superior ity on tboso 3 points is Quick w mu 1 world famous. i. Preserves the leather. a. Gives s mere Ustiagshiae. 8- Keeps shoes loehiag sew. Vu Quick White in liquid or cahtt for white shod. S’/toi' Polish S U. I » t Ml OK US NO NEWS s. + + + ♦<•>* + + *** 04 > MEETING OF COLLEGE 4 » GRADUATES MONDAY 4 * 4 444««4**44 4 < Mr. John L. McDaniel and mother'4 of Hannah, were visitors In the city!4 ♦ 4t4444444 AMONG THE SICK' 4 The Association of College Gradu- ites met Monday afternoon in the federal court room with a good at tendance. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Forrest Taylor pre sided. fittingly opening the meeting with prayer. Report of committee on the story- lelllng hour at the Central school on Saturday afternoons showed con tinned and assured success. Mrs. A. II. Gusque. conducting on lust Satur •lay gave short readings on the lives Df Dickens, Grimm and Anderson, “i’ipp's Adventurer,” “Beauty And Tlie Beast.'' and “Mammy's Picauin- uy” tollowed, after which games were played on the grounds for a short while. Miss Nelly Bristow, who, by the way, was the first to sug- geit (he plan, will he story-teller on next Saturday. A report from the committee to gf-.t pictures put on at the theatres of v ; pecial interest to children assur ed tVat the first picture of this kind would be shewn soon. Seveiyl new names for member ship weiV handed in. Mrs. SatiT Royal read a press clip ping .written from The State College For Women y>f X. C. in which thc- writer says i\f our organization: The far-reaching results of which cannot he estimated.” In this article were many splendid suggestions for constructive work. To encourage a greater number of the boys and girls of Florence and vicinity to secure a college educa tion, data will be gathered from the state, denominational and other col leges of the state, as to inducement.. anil aid rendered. These will be pre sented to the pupils of the High School. Government bulletins will also be distributed showing how an education will increase the earning capacity of boys and girls, giving statistics and valuable information. Mrs. Wilmer S. Poyner will have charge of this work. A unique entertainment presenting one of Shakespeare’s plays will be given by the Association in the early summer. 44444444444 4 B. Y. P. U. OF IMMANUEL 4 4 CHURCH ORGANIZED 4 v 4 444***w«44 4 4 The B. Y. P. U. of Immanuel Bap- tisi Church held its first regular meeting Sunday evening at six thir ty. Despite the fact that those on the program had only a limited time for preparation, a very interesting one was carried out and enjoyed by ail present. So lar. we have on\y a few in num ber, hut we, trust that our number will increase and that every one will grow more interested In the work. M. B., Cor. Secy. 44444444444 4 PURELY PERSONAL 4 44444444444 yesterday. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gregg have re turned from an extended trip through Sunny Florida. ♦ * * 1 J. D. O’Bryan of the Kingstree bar was a visitor in the city yesterday. * * * Mr. P. G. Gourdius of Kingstree. was in the city yesterday. mm'* Mrs. R. S. Davis and daughter, Doris, of Columbia, spent the week end here with Mrs. !.. R. Brazelle. * * * Aliss Eiberta Brazelle is visiting her grandparents in Columbia. « * * Mrs. E. E. Howell left last night for Hendei sonville for a short trip. ♦ * * ('apt. I.undou C. Jones of Colum-RL is spending several days in the city ■ with his family. m * * Mr< :j. L. Duftell spent yesterday in Lake City on business. * * a. Miss Flora Hamer, of Hamer. S. C. 4 4 4 v * * 4 4 4 4 Mi S. Brock/ngton. of Andrews,j«k who was operated on Saturday forj^ appendicitis at the Infirmary, is re- 1 , J ported ac doing nicely today. * * * Mr. J. P. Bellflowers is in the Infirmary for treatment. His friends wish for him a speedy recovery. NEW | Rev. Tyner Dead Rev. Tyner, pastor of the Hemiug- way Methodist church. Williamsburg A county, died very suddenly at his home there last Sunday. He is sur vived bv a widow and eight children. He had only recently taken up the work in that Held but during his short stay had made many warm perl4^ sonal friends throughout that section' X whn wPio shocked at his sudden at 4 -t '’Vt- ^3 •%& 4 \ Florence Shoe 1 /•i* di- who were death. j Between 8ih) and 900 cities nnd'jT j towns in the United States are named j (after places in Great Britain. l’ \i Received today by Express Too Late To Classify is the guest of Mrs. Henry BlackweR j RK \ VAR D— 0ne Hundred Dollar today. * * * Mrs. .las. Q. Jeffords left last night for a several weeks’ visit to relau.es in Florida. Ana stem iously is said to be the long esl word in which the vowels occur, once each, in alphabetical order. ward for arrest and conviction. orkJL for evidence leading to arrest and con victiou of party or parties who broke into rear of my store on East Evans Street on night of May 11th. I). W. Alderman. Jr., Florence. S. C. NOTICE We have just mailed out state- i meats of accounts due us. We would lioudon uses on an average twenty seven million gallons of water yearly appreciate prompt settlement, for the purpose of extinguishing fires. FLORENCE DRY GOODS CO WHERE THE WIL LOW WEEPS there let one of our monuments stand to mark the final sleep of the one you treasured so much. memorial shaft means so much. It is a symbol of love and undy- ing devotion—a tender, touching tribute from the living to the lost, t ail up 4 FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS Mrs. A. W. Alien, of Wilmington. N. is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. Herring on East Oheves street. * * * Mi. John K. Edward, of Hyman, spent yesterday in the city attending civil court. * * ♦ Mr. A. Edward Evans of Salem, is spending several days in the city at tending court. Mrs.- W. C. Blount has returned from Macon, Ga., where she has been visiting her son, W. C. Blount, dr. * * * • Dr. Furman H. Martin left last night for Washington, D. C. f where he goes as a special delegate from this state to the Southern Baptist Convention which convenes there on Wednesday. Two thousand dele gates are expected to attend this con vention. , | 4 MM FURNITURE MAN PRAISES TANLAC ANDERSON OEAiLER TOOK ELEV EN BOTTLES FOR HIS ILLS pmn mP Had Spent Much LydiA^E. table Comr Pinkham’s Mit t YegetableXompound Did lor Mrs. Warner. Onalaska, Wis.—^very month I had ausb pains in my back and lower part of stomach I could not lie in bed. I suf fered so it seemed as though 1 would die, and I was not regular either. I suffered for a year and was unfit to do my housework, could only wash dishes once in a while. I read an advertisement of what Lydia E. Pink- | ham’s Vegetable Compound had done for othAr women and decided to try it. It surely did wonders for me. I have no pains now and I can do my house work without any trouble at* all. I wiU always praise your medicine as I do not believe there is a doctor that can do as much good in female weakness, and you mav use these facts as a testi monial.”—Mrs. Lesteb E. Was.tkb, 1018 Pine St., La Crosse, Wis. The reason women write such letters to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. and tqlL tycir friends how they are h s I p e'd 1 a t h a t Lydia E. Pinkham’s ; Vegetable Compound has brought health and happiness into their lives. Freed from tneir illness they want to pass the good atws along to other suffering that they also stay he relisvstC Tanlac Gave Him Relief and His General Condition was Improved He Says “Tanlac is a good medicine and h&b done some wonderful things for suf ferers. it is particularly good for stomach troubles, as I know from having taken Tanlac. Other mem bers of my family also are taking Tanlac.” In these words, W. M. My ers, a^ well known fuiniture dealer of 1305 South Main street. Anderson, S. C., summed up bis hi^h opinion of the merits of this remarkably fine remedy. ”1 buffet ea from kidnty trouble and I also was bothered with liver and bladder ailments uad constipation. I suff-iod long and jevc.eiy with a l-ain in nty left side. vLitb baffled all the treatments ! ever tried for it. and 1 even had to undergo an opera tion. All that time I spent a great deal of money seel ing to restore my good health, but I failed to get the relief ! sought. “The advertisements of Tanlac caught my aUeutlon and I began tak ing it My grr.eial condition was im- 1 roved, ami the remedy gave me re .ief from uv Doubles *n a genera way I tooK eleven ti.Mles of Tanlac. and if it had not uuped me 1 would not have taken so much.’’ Gian 6-20-Is In Darliugfon by Dailington Drug Co.. Hartavllle, Robert btewart; Cor ner pyug Cr.; Lake City. Farmers £ Merchants Drug Co.; licrantou, W. 8. Lynch .£9. FIRE INSURANCE IF YOU HAVE " / COUNTRY PROPERTY TO INSURE SEE " / THE FLORENCE COUNTY FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 2 J. W. McCOWN, Pres. • • • ’Florence, S. C. D.E.FRASER, Secty. & Agt. Bannockburn, 3. C. Call on Us If you want repair work done by skilled mechanics. We are agents for Moore, Bell & Economy cars, also Corbitt Trucks. Before Buying look over our line; we can make price right. i ■ - . h 1 * t*1 PALMETTO MOTOR CAR CO. Inc. Garage and Warehouse East Huston Ave. iui •iiiiiiii«nii>tij •••ii-1 i i,i a a a. r iniiiii ii a iitr'RKaiiitii<)iiiinatiiitii'i'iati«i>ii'«tiirti>r-aii«i>rirtiiiaiii!iiiiii DIAMOND TIRES DO you know that all brands of automobile tires advanced in price approximately 25 per cent on March 8th? We have just received a large shipment of DIA MONDS at the old price and for a short time we will sell these tires at the old price, saving our cus tomers about 25 per cent. YOU WILL SOON NEED NEW TIRES 51 25% WHY NOT NOW 25 % Fogarty & Walker Complete stock of AUTO SUPPLIES Come and look us over. 1 ^ lli|i)lli|illiill.|^t.i|i.|ii|JVllli|iitUII | l . “Theo Ties” Full Louis Heels - - in - - Top Grade White Kid Turn Sole “ “ Black Satin “ Patent Leather, French Vamps ■jerortf,, Five Eyelet Oxfords Military Heels , - -in-- X White Kid and Reignskin Cloth ; r/ '• . t \ I ) 1 Plain Opera Pumps Full Louis Heels - - in - - < < Imported Gold Cloth “ Silver Cloth White Polar Cloth, Baby Louis Heels Two Eyelet-Tic and Plain Pumps •Children’s Barefoot Sandals and jlnfants Soft Spies 1 • • ' ■I / Florence Shoe Store, 3 East Evans Street ' if : “->'1