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*'A "• tWtVl>TT THt i - <«•*•'. I ,11'rioH *• -ifi !j*»r TUB PLblieVCli DAftT TIMES riilDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 14. 1320. . mn; a* 5 * Dr. Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST Eyes examined, glasses fitted. Bulzbachers, up stairs Entrance through store. Mappin & Hamilton HOUSE PAINTING PAPER HANGING PHONE £68 / OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD WARE COMPANY •HANK and PETE r /x. to &ov FC-y VOt)Af-tO W£p.t SivlCt ■ VM0U.KS v\te5L Avid \ UV IP V4V(V\ \^CI2.V.ASY - S |\\s GALVj r- J 4 NUVW, Uill-O. PHtE r; /— 1... I W^ao V4 WVL, OLD / 0»OV - TrtttxT. A CiOOO J-.- V 7“ 7'/ r t+tytt-L -*#k. Jfi. \& ■ C U S PtAlar* Strvke. Inc. N \ C. f A 7' M • \ - (Jir'wnt tv*^. bTP-OtAfo VJtAV< f\LvJA' r » OOfX^T r~ J r. \ ro> -'•pi *<', • PETE 5 VJEAK ON BRAINi,, ■■ -W* . , y .g, ,,ii ljHM r -*s V n Vv . v 3- ■Lt^sui 7/rr Feel Good All Over INlieve* the Achlus, Feverish feellns ' Slot* Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat.' * jLlMentk^ated), , loosens the Phlegm—Clears the Head • and Chest. 2>c Your Druggist’s. There’s a shine that’s part of the shoe—not just a slicked-up surface. To keep your shoes new use the superior Jhittemore’s _Shoe Polishes Baby Blits Combisatien IS one of tbs polishes that i-Preserres the leather a-Gives a more lasting shine 3-Keeps shoes looking vr>: Wi Insist on Recognition. The hest hl<*n<r in the world wilt not work tlieiiineives. Usunlly the hesl things have to he Impressed upon folks. There* something in hunmn nature that seems willing to full for the nonsense of life much more readily than It takes on life's responsibilities. Cull It what you will. The name you give If won't alter the facts. So the only thing left Is to get tinder the.load and carry it lo success. You must not get tired. Let others grow weary and quit. As the lender and reformer you must trudge on and by your dogged real compel recognition for yourself and what you stand for.—Grit Sugar and Crime. The ottsec* nri«,:i hits heert made 1ft the English courts that M p u r cent of the children brought up for trlfil A-ere accused of stealing sweets. This corroborates the assertion of Judge Henry Nell that whenever there Is aft ■.in reuse In Juvenile crime-It Is due to tt Senrcltj of sugar. The' children aiiisi have vrar ami .hey will steal j It if they must. STOCK HOtDERS MEETING * Florence. S. <\ April L’3. 11*20. Pursuant to a resolution of the Hoard of Directors, of the (Jtiiversal Plow Company, passed at a meeting 'hHd^tf the office* of* Mr. John .Kulcei on April 20th, 1!*20. at 1 o'clock p m.. a meeting of the stockholders of the said Universal Plow Company is hereby called to be held in the new AUo pet op in Brown Oxblood end Tan <>f all “thought provokihg” lee-! tuners, Albert Edward Wiggam stands supreme in the field, as you will realize I after hearing his delightful discourse! entitled “Forty Kinds of Fools'’ or! “Hovv Eli Got There'' on the opening , night of your Chautauqua. His run- j ning flee of eloquence and wit is sure i to please and make you think. Do ! you want to get rich? Do you want to , feel twenty years younger? Do you i want your children to know how to I grasp the opportunities of the future? ! Do you want to laugh until your sides 1 ache? Wiggam will help you do all ■ this on the first night of the Chautau- ! qua. | One Distinction. America produces more talc and soapstone than all the rest of tn« world combined. The Soy Bean. The ;*>y bean, almost since Its Intro Auction into America, has been ex ploited at different times as "coffe* berry,” “coffee bean,” “new coffee plant,” “domestic coffee berry," and "new domestic coffee berry.” For many years the soy bean tins been used to a slight extent in Europe, especially Switzerland, as a substitute for coffee. In Japan and southern Russia the soy bean is prepared as a coffee substitute and. placed on the market. This prod- in't is ground very fine and has much the same appearance as coffee. Mahogany. Sir William Raleigh Introduced ma hogany Into England in l.'i97. tie had used the timber to repair one of his selling all assets of the Company office of said John Kuker in Florence S. (\. on May 23th. P.120, ut 11 o'clock a. in., to pass upon the proposal of Mr IL A. Smith to withdraw from his agreement to purchase the prop erfy of the Company and to oonsid or and pass upon the question ol LASSIFIE 'ADVERTISEMEVTS Rjil for Profit—Use for Result! or PHONE 22& One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken Less Than 25c. Cask kt Advance. One Insertion Three Insertions ...... One Week (Fix insertions) .AlO ships. While the wood found many admirers at that time, It did not be come of commercial value until lot) years later. Different varieties of ma hogany are found in Africa, Japan, United States. Philippine islands, In dia and Australia. and of going into liquidation and dissotvfng. UNIVERSAL PLOW COMPANY. By E. S. Oliver. Secy-Trea.i. SCHOOL MEETING Pursuant to the provisions of the Wanted WANTED—You to g* to the Trans port Garage and look over their used cur bargains. Beautiful Birds. There are Shout fifty different kinds of birds of paradise, which are itnnng the most beautiful of ths world's feathered creatures, and their home Is In the South sens, on the continent of Australia and Islands and countries n # rhy. These birds live In forest tre^.ips and are very lively and active, lumping shout and hanging from the limbs of the trees. Statement of the Condition of THE BANK C? FLORENCE, I ocated at Florence, S. C.. at tbe close of business. May 4th. 1920. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ..I..$534.957.14 Overdrafts, secured by bonds 5.640.38 Furniture and Fixtures .. Ranking House 6 Dtte from Bunks and Rank ers •_ 185.298.«5 Currency lU.SOD.OD Gold 500.00 Silver and Other Minor Coin 9.479.43 Checks and Cash Items 784.66 Liberty Ronds 80,000.00 special net of the legislature estab- 1 pro< ^ ,,< - e lishing the School District of the ellv ' ——————— of Florence. S. C., the Board of W ANTED—You to try Ibe Transport School Commissioners of said Flor-j Garage for a used car. once School District does, upon peti lion of the tax paying citizens, here by call a meeting of all the tax pay ing citizens of the said school dis-! P°l‘ c y s * Apply Rot ni 7 Barringer oiRKmi tri, ' t The meeting will be held inj^S °*' write M. E. Street Box 300, c k- ' i the county court, house on May 21st | I'Toreuce, S. C. at 8:30 p. m. The objects of the! FOR SALE—My house at 205 ley Si. T. J. O’Connor. Box FOR SAE—McCray Ice Bo size. Slightly used at Evaus strddf. phone 192 J , War-' 7. city 1 large East Misreltaneoui -Tru ‘ WANTED—Roy s buys chickens, tar keys, ducks, eggs, potatoes and Bring them any time. FRESH COTTAGE CHEE* cents a package. Delivered in coil' j nectit-n with the milk. Ph*ie fgotr ovuuui uv^». upon 'pen-j . ^ , orders in. Phone J74ti. Ceutril' MMk tlon of the tax paying citizens, here-! " ANTED Ageuts to write Monthly] Station. \ by call a meeting of all the tax pay-) Health and Accident _ insurance REWARD—One liundtred Dtllars re ward for arrest and convcUon, or for evidence leading to arrest and coil' viction of party or parties vlio broke i into rear of my store on Ktht Evans, Street on night of May llti. D. W, Alderman, Jr.. Florence. S. C. First to levy a local | WANTED—Two alround locomotive so'-ond to elect our machinists. Southeastern agree- maul. J. Webb White. Rock Hill, S. C. meeting are sperial tax: school commissioner from ward on By order of the Board, W. L. Brookor, Secy. May 7, 1920. A car of rare beauty 9/ iH! TOTAL $859,999.26 1,1 AUIMTIKS Capital stock Paid In $10a,0OO.0U ; ITndivldod Profits, less Cur rent Expenses and Taxes Paid 1-9,039.11 Dun to Banks and Bankers 348.71 Dividends Unpaid 250 00 Individual De posits Suhjrtct to check -344.794.30 Savings Deposits 110,177.95 Time Certifi cates of De posit 270.766.11 * Cashier's Checks 14,623.08 740,361.44 GORMAN & GORMAN H KPR FS FA'TI NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO FLORENCE. E. C. FOR LITERATURE—and Tricea on . Soutb Alabama and Wett Florifa WANTED A slenograpner one of lttnda writ9 to c . M . siriuuuis, Ha^ exp?ricncu Imniliur with lumber* | 0rd A | a prefcied. 1 her Co. Trcnchard-Sparrow Lurii- WHEN YOltU CLOTHES^Netd Pressing. Cleaning or Altering, WANTED- Six first class paiulers cu|| pH us . VVo aro oxpcrt3 in thlB 80c per hour. Apply 15 North Irby |(nc La , Ho3 gHrnieDt!) H 8 pe;l a Ry. street. .eorge A. iukie. Cbas. Kalisky, 15 N. Dargttu Kt phone 179. K Mel). HICKS Architect Florence, S. C. Office in McCall Bldg WANTED—Position by young lady who Is experienced in bookkeeping y-RKSH BUTTI'ZR MILK—30 cnntn a j and typewriting. Best of references, t Employed at present. Address D. ! rare Times office. cj Car built by an 8st- • ablbhed, Dependable Horn VVi.cn you arc thinking of imying a car— Don’t forget to consider the company behind it. Know the standing of the factory that builds it—know the per manency and the character of its organization. The Company that makes the Sayers Six has been building ouality vehicles for more than 40 years—and for over 10 years it has made motor cars for a specialized trade. DuFin£ that time it has established a reputation for the high quality and dependability of its products. In the Sayers Six this standard is maintained through-out. Note the Sayers-C ^ntinenlal Red Seal Motor—Stewart Vacuum Gasoline Feed- Delco Starting and Lighting System—Stewart Speedometer—Boyce Motometer—Power Tire Pump—every part standard and of proven quality. Arrange^oday to tec the Sayers Six—to ride in it—to see for i^irs^if what a wonderful value it is. ^ The layers & Scovill Company, Cincinnati TOTAL $859,999.26 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, .County of Floirrvr, ss. Before me came G. M. Brown, Cash- i n r of the above named bank, who being duly aworn, nnyt thai the shove snd foregoing statement Is s trus condition of said bank, ss shown by (be books of said bank. G. M. BROWN. Casber Kworn to and subscribed before mo this 11th day of May. 1921). G. C. NEWMAN, Notary Pupbllc. Correct Attest A. A. COHEN. C. L. BOINEST. J. W. HOWARD, Directors. TESTED MERITS, . ENDORSES TiHLAC BEAUTY SUPPLIES Culinary, Toilet. Soap and Houavliold requisition. Prepurallon for every nklu Made by FRANCO AMERICAN HYGIENIC CO. and Guaranteed on money back MINTZ BEAUTY SUPPLY HOUSE Mrs. Deloria Caddelle-Mintz, Prop. High St. (West End) Florence, S. C. WANTED—A bookkeeper. Lady pre ferred. Apply in own handwriting. Stale experience and references. Ad- dro:«i Bookkeeper, P. O. Box 429, Flor clu e, S. C. si Sc? ENGINEER BISHOP SAYS HE FELT LIKE HE. WAS “NEARLY DEAD'* Now He Feels Fine “The Tanlac Has Entirely Removed My Ailments,” Columbia Man Declares “America’s Oldest Battery” SERVICE STATION FLORENCE BATTERY SlftVICB L. B. FERRELL. OFPOSITE COURT HOUBI PHONE 1S4-W idP' ■ A Vd 7 fiw. C. 0. Ritchie, Distributor "I know from actual test on my self what Tanlac will do, and I am glad to recommend it.'' asserted T. W. Bishop, a locomotive engineer res idlng’ at 301 Green street. Columbia, S. (’., in a statement he gave, telling of the remarkable benefit this remedy gave hfnv “Malaria had attacked me, my system was in such bad shape, and I was so weak I could hardly walk. I had no appetite, my back hurt me a lot, and in fact my system was in such bad condition li seemed every organ in my body had gone back on me. When my health failed I was in Florida and I had to leave that state and 1 felt like 1 was nearly dead when I left. 1 had no energy and felt badly all the time. In fact, I could not do my work at all. “ I read about Tanlac, and started taking it. My system was built up a great deal. I gained a lot of weight., about eleven younds and 1 began to feel fine. I am working regularly now. and V have a good appetite— always hungry. I am in fine siiape now and Tanlac has entirely remov ed my ailments and the causes. I urn sure." Given 8-28-16. in Darlington by DaMington Drug Co.. IlartavlUo. Robert Stewart; Cor ner Drug Cr,: Lake City. Farmers & Merchants Drug Co.; Scranton, W. S. Lynch Co. . The Eagle Shoe Factory JL W. Schmidt, Prop. Expert Shoemaker Repair work called for and delivered. Turned Soles a specialty 110 E. Evans St Phone 99. WANTED—A bookkeeper and steno- gallon in gallon lots only nit bot tled. bring your </wn container*. (Jen tral Milk Ktatiou. CALL/—The Florence Roller Mills for chicken feed, wood and coal. Phone 43. PAINTING—Varnishing. Enameling, Kalsoininlnr, glazing, white wash ing, fly-scroohing. carpentry, furni grapher, man preferred who knows jf||n , U1)(| |Mu| 6stat ,. r ,. l)ulns . abou automobile parts, or one who Wi)ll scnip i Ilf , soldering can learn parts business. Whisnaut Bardoni „ g< Hoot shellaced, waxed i lotoi Co., HorencO;. Ii.< L. noli shod house window, ruir—carnet For Sale FOR SALE—Several used trucks from one to throe and a half tons capacity. C. O. Ritchie, Transport Garage. FOR SALE—Two continental 70 saws Gins in good condition, cheap for cash. Address S. B. King, Char- lesion, S. C. polished, house window, rug—carpet clearing, city or outside. Painter R. Phone 367. 37 E. Evans Kt. ii' CEDAR FENCE POSTS—Large round ones, 7 feel long, average 4 1-2 in. across small end with plenty of large ones mixed in for gales and corners, 36c each delivered in car lots of 1200 or more. Draft with bi'l lading at tached. Fred G. Auld. Eastover. C FOR SALE—One large Michigan Register in good shape. Vefy cheap. Cal] at 110 E. Evans St. ECZEMA! Money b.ck withmo p.i *jbo. *■ if HUNT'S Pnlvf folia u* ih» .re.im.m nflTCH, BCZEM A.. RINOlVOPM, TRTTER nrj other iidun* aids On.*'.' Try' • lh r.n> h-,. •• ml* rUli ► . U LAKE DRUir CO 7 yyyfry. «■* FOR SALE—GOOD FARMS IN SOUTH GEORGIA. Will sell 371 aefes in Lowndes county located in the heart of the tobacco growing section Just one mile east of Hahira, Ga., which is on the U. S. & F. R. R. 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. It is near the best school in the county; also good churches, soil is the very best grade of Tifton clay loam, good pastures, well watered. Buildings alone esti mated ut value of $7,000.00. Price of entire tract $55.00 per acre. Also 100 acres eight miles north of Val dosta, Ga., at Bcmis on the Ga. & Fla. R. R. Sixty acres stumped and in a high state of cultivation. It is the very best grade of Tifton clay loam. No waste ^ind on tract. All under good wire fence. House in 50 yards of railroad station; nice bunga low. seven rooms; good water, 15 to 20 minutes drive from Valdosta over excellent road. Price $10,000.00. Will make terms if desired. I own the lauds above described and will deal direct with the purchaser and avoid unnecessary commissions which would be paid to an agent. For fur ther information, write to J. F. JU'o Crackln, Valdosta, Georgia. FOR SALE-An old style piano, also n siugor sewing machine in good condition. Apply 330 S. Church or phone 1 7 6-J. LOST LOST—One certificate of Deposit Is sued by Bank of Floi'ence to W. H. Gary—Payable in case of death to Mazzl.) Boyd No 3685 date June 9, 1919 for $150. LOST OR STRAYED—Monday May 10th a white current sheep frotn city lot. Finder please notify Lylo Brothers 49 N Dargan St. Phone 494 and receive reward. STOLEN—A line Yale bicycle from in front of the Opera House last night. Reward if returned to 100 N. Jarrott St. 1 - For Rent FOR RENT—One front room furnish ed Apply 6 S Coit St. WILL RENT—Furnished rooms Ho ladv or couple, while out of cit,v. Phone 752 W. References exchanged A. M. STRICKLAND PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA. Audita Systems Tax RstuHHf Dr* Z. F. H1GHSM1TH Optometrist. Kyss Examined, Glasses Fitted. Office at rssldsnce, 20 Kuksf Avs s four blocks ffem Foot Offica, ha* tween W. Evano and CHsavoa Mt- Telephone 699-W, FOR SALE—Smal» Jersey cow giving 3 1-2 gallons of milk second calf. Copditior. perfect. Come see her milked. 216 West Palmetto St. or Phone 336 W. FOR SALE—An established autoino bile business. Ah opportunity for i some one who wants to go into the: business. Address Auto Business cfoj Time office STIMPSON Automatic—Computlnf SCALES ion. 30. 6 and 3 pound capacity AH scales equipped wKh Of wlH- out scoops. ^0 SPRINGS. NO COG WHEBldt; NO RATCHETS Put an END to your scale TROU BLES by replacing your old acaMa with STIMPSON8. I am in position to make ImmetU. ate deliveriea. EDGAR B. HEAPE 14 S. McQueen St. Florence, S. C.