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■ekghjStfica v. .-iY-. - .y 1 rfiE THU FLOnftHCE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 15. 1920. w III I I G**m*-rvs<rt Used Car Bargains lljo !•) rioiti I! SOCHI NEWS i Studebaker 4-5 Passenger, overhauled complete, new pant, new puncture proof tires $750 1 Overland 85, overhauled, new paint 600 Chalmers 35, good as new, ccrd tires 1000 Call and let us show you what we have or phone us and we wdll be glnd to send you any particular named car for your inspection. We have some cars to trade for real estate. East Florence Service Station, 1+ ♦♦*♦♦♦♦ + + * + RESEARCH CLUB HOLDS 4 !♦ INTERESTING meeting ♦ +♦+♦+♦♦«♦♦♦+♦*«+ USED CAR BARGAIN HOUSE PHONE 797. bass,:'-: Bank Vice-President Tells How Ziron Iron Tonic Helped His Daughter After Operation for Appendicitis. ; Mr*. R. II. Fanner was hostess to tin; Research Club on Thursday af ternoon. a goodly number of lle- 1 search members attending. Mrs. E. 1) Snllengjr, the president, presided. The matter of revising the circu lating library that v.as discussed at. the last meeting, was further dis cussed. Chairman, Mrs. J. L. Har ring* r. reported several lists of new publications Itad been received. The report of the delegate, to the convention at Rock Hill, Mr». Oeorg.* Briggs, wp^ read and was both in- «trurtive and interesting. Tire Club decided to ask for a sam ple copy of the Budget Magazine. t After the business program, an in- ■tere iin.g* literary program was car ried out. Mrs. .1. 1). Murchison read a line paper on “Textile.” Mrs. Brooks Rutledge rend a splendid paper on “Art of the Vfitlcan.” Mrs. T. B. I Jay ns worth read an instruc tive and interesting paper on “Re habilitation of Wounded Soldiers.’' A'ter the meeting adjourned, de- I'shtCul refronhments* ' were served consisting of p salad course with iced’ tea followed ly ice cream and cake. Assisting the hostess in 'serving were Mrs. Abbott Luke, Mrs. Fred Lake and Miss Gertrude Meadors. <^uite a number of visitors were present and the meeting was one of the most pleasant ever held. DADDY'S EVENING PRY TALE THE CAT’S TREAT. IS POWER IN TURKEY * 4 4-4444444 4 MEETING OF CIVIC 4 4 IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY 4 » 4 4444444444 44 A FTKR say rerious i!liie'--s. ibe firrt tiling you notice when you begin to get around is your lack •f strength and energy—a tired, weak feeling. The sooner you get your strength t ek the better. The thing to do t» eat plenty of good, nourishing food, fvl all the fresh air you can, exercise conservatively, and take Ziron Iron t'onic three times a day. : * Your doctor will tell you this Is •ouud advice, and urge you to follow It. Mrs. George Laughliu. Secretary. The regular monthly meeting of the Civic Improvement Society will Read ibis letter from Mr. .1. B. Kelly, b ., Mondav afternoon at live vice-president of the First National 0 . < , 1(H . k ' t>( |eral court room. Bank. Gracevil e Ha : “Mydaught.r, E>1 unU , s to I)rosoll , an u had been in bad health since last April. She was,operated on for appendicitis. She has been taking Ziron for two i weeks. Her appetite is better than It has been. Her uervea are better, and I she says she feels better ... I know 4 that Ziron Is good for weak and feeble 1 ♦ people.” 4 Ziron is a scientific, reconstructive 7! tonic, pretiared from valuable strength- M' - - Fearlie t.asiiuo ot llonnettH- building ingredient*, for weak people 'i-'l”- I* spending the day in the city with thin blood. Druggists sell Ziron with relatives. 011 a money-back guarantee. Try !L * * + Mr. .1. Marion Floyd of Cowards. 44444444 PURELY PERSONAL 44444444 We Handle the Best in Our Line The Victrola Talking Machine The Ivers & Pond Kranich & Bach Steinway Kurtzmann Shoninger Pianos | is spe-nding the day In the city. * * * 1 ] .Miss Rebecca Todd of Seneca. U , the guest of Miss Mary McIntyre. * * * .Mrs. Leo Johnson and Mrs. Rufus McVeigh are visiting relatives in 1 Waynesville, Georgia. * * * y COME TO US FOR VICTOR RECORDS pW 44444»4444 F44444444441 Ucv. ami Mrs. li. F. Allen are al- ) tending the Southern Baptist Con- 1 vention in Washington, I). C. * k * | Mr. and Mrs, A. R. Weaver, til Rocky Mcnut. have come to Florence to make their Home and have taken up their residence at the home of Air. C. C. Crawford at Magnolia Heights. * *’ * Among the Florentines who attend od the Shrlners’ meeting in Charles ton were: Mrs. W. C. Neely, Mrs. R. AV. Hall. Mrs. Biggs, Miss Kate nickman. Mr and Mrs. Fred Blatner. Capt. and Mrs John Anthony. Mrs. II C. Cole. Messrs. Bob Whltton and Andrew Rickman. * * * Miss Dorothea Waters is spending the wAek-end witli friends at Cpkcr College. Qecieive in. Refusal. When you do not Intend to pay a hill thrre is nothing like being decisive In your refusal. The oilier day a book seller ha<i an “account rendered" re turned to him with the following ply scrawled across the billhead: “Dear Sir: I never ordered this beast ly hook. If I did, you didn’t send IL If you sent it. I never got it. If I g-»t It. 1 pith! for it. If I didn't I won’t Now go and bang yourself, you fat head. Yours very respectfully, John Jones.” “By Special Ret|Uest’ PHOEBE SNOW TOILET PREPARATIONS . More to he desired “ For the woman who would retain her heautv. Below, uHiave compiled a Complete list of I'hoehe Snow preparations. I |eii wholesome, cleansing qualities have made Phoehe Snow product: more and ni»re in demand. Greaseless Crpain 2-4 oz 35,. & gn c (told Cream 2-4 oz 35c & g.tc Mafgwgo Cream :i-4 oz ggc & 6 0,, k 0110 " - - 50c Fat^ Powders t 50c & 75»: Compacts- Fact- toilers .J. U 8*.c Compact Rouge „..l. . 35,. sachet 76c Toilet Water $1.26 Liquid Shampoo 1.. 65 c Highly Perfumed Talcum 50c (In frosted glass bottles) Tooth Paste _• 30c Eyebrow Pencils 16c Lipstick 26c Depilatory Powder St'c Brllliuntine 50c Perfume $1.25 & $2.00 Eau de Vegetal 85c Hull- Tonic 75c Jicaulifiil Corsage ami Shoulder Violet llomjuets Highly Perfumed—cannot he distinguished from the real ' , IMI | $,.oo Jf you are looking for Ouality—insist upon PHOKlih* SNOW 1 For sale at Zie^leis, Inc. Riley Drutf Co, I*. C*. Bake Dru^ Company P »-•« r r.ot -V ■ Hunting Treasure. “Once in awhile.” saitl Blick. the cat, "I have a treat which I greafly enjoy. “To be sure I am treated well all the time and have plenty t<* eat .-ind to drink. I have a co/n- fnrtable home to live in. too. anil they let me go out for nice frol ics anti fun and they don't ask me any ques tions when I come home which l« ni<*. “They don’t ask n.e where I have been and who I have been playing with. I would net like to loll 1(10111 exactly that I had been vis- ting garbage tins all along the line. “They might feel insulted because ;hey might think l didn’t appreciate heir food, f do. thotigh. But 1 like tarbage tins all the same. There Is tomeihing very thrilling about a gar- ntge lin to me. And it Is nice that Jiey don’t ask me about that, for I •eally and truly would hate to tell i hem. “They would doubtless say. ‘Why, Jlick. don’t we giYe you enough to- •at? What about the bacon you had ‘or breakfast and the liver yon had ‘or lunch and all of the milk you had o drink?’ “I couldn’t so well explain to them hat in spite of all these things I still Iked garbage tins. They wouldn’t 11st understand. They wouldn’t feel is I do the thrill of a garbage tin. he excitement when one looks to see vhat there Is there—Hie g”eal exclte- nent of hunting for treasure us It vere—oh, it’s a thrilling life Hint a •at leads. "And then I am glad they don’t ask no who I play with. They are very )h<e that way. too. as I said before, i"011 see the cat next door 1 don’t like it all. He Is a very silly cat. He joesn’t dare to take the great number >f risks that I do. You’d think he lidn’t know he was a cat and lliot he lidn’t believe anything about the nine Ives of a cat. "Why. If anyone wattled to hear my 11 story I could tell them thing* that tvonhl make their hair rue high on .’Heir heads ami their tails sit up. too. f am not sure about Hie tails though, js. of course, people haven’t any tails, poor dears. But. anyway, T have bad some thrilling adventures. Oh, yes. Blick. the cat. has led an exciting life. “And if ever I were to write a his- !ory of jiyr life I could tell of all the narrow escapes I’ve Had—more than nine I can tell you. Yetn. I’ve had many escapes. And I’ve made them all myself, because of my own clever ness. 1 hate to talk about myself, but (hat Is the truth!” And Blick purred contentedly as he thought of the many times he had had such narrow escapes and had escaped! “1 started in. though, to tell of the treat I had lately. It was lust night, to he exact—which means correct. "I had been shopping very late in the afternoon with my mistress ami site had been buying meat just before the simp closed. Well, site thought I had gone out and so she went out and left me there. “I didn’t mind that. I was having a perfectly beautiful time. Well. 1 real ly didn't let her know ! was still in Ibe shop, as 1 had sont> things—you know how it is—Hint ] wanted-lo at tend to. I wanted to see if the butch er's meat was good ani If my mis tress should shop theiy. So I hid awny and was very, v$ry quiet, quiet like a eat can lie when he is planning’ something like that. "I waited tinlll the hitcher had put away his apron and lied gone home »ud until his as- l v Consider The Future of FLORENCE OUTSIDE CAPITAL NEEDED * If you want a business lot for development, cen* | trally located, where values will never be less, that ( $ you can buy at a reasonable price, we have it. R Jt »4 Tested a Great Deal. Ii^ ; sistnnt had also taken off his apron and, loo. had gone home. “Then I went around to exam ine the meat, last ing it and trying it to make sure that It was all right for my mistress and her family. I tested a great deal in making quite ab solutely sure of It. I’ve heard of eats being In huleher shop windows and having a fine Nine there and of people outside Hie shop looking on. Yt»«. I’als have often been known to do such things when all is quiet and when the cus tomers have gone. “Customers don’t like ciUs to walk about and over the meat and see w(jy.t 1* good for them. And In most butch er shops the cats are such pots and have such a fine meal whenever they want It that they don't do such things. “Now and aga!n they do. mostly vis itor cate, hough sometimes the hutch- er’s -a?, too. Rut I had a treat last flight and I got ont of the shop before anyone was rude to me, too, I did!" Modern Gold. Great reservoirs !n the motmialne to etore the winter ralu ami snow would he veritable (iota of gold at the end of the California rainbow.— *•» Fmiicsloco Chronicle. Mis highness. Hie great Tchelehi, This is the tirst time in history that the holder of Hie greatest otlice ill Turkey lias ' been photographed. He posed In Ids otlieial robes by special order of Hie sultan. The great Tchelehi is the highest-ranking oftleial , in Hie Mohammedan religion next to Hie sultan, and is the person railed upon when a new sultan Is to lie crowned. His religious and political IMiwcr are unequuled in the Turkish empire. | We have for sale a splendid investment proposition in business property, now yielding a little better j| that 7 per cent interest. Fine chance for increase i * in value. Price and terms on application. 11 ■ ' ■ * * COME TO SEE US IT MAY MEAN MONEY TO YOU ■Arm • i'-CA it ton i- i RHEUMATISM Is completely wasned out at the jystem by the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wat-r. Positively guaran teed by monoy-back offer. Tastes ine; costs a trifle. Delivered any- where bv our Florence agents, Gregg 4 Anilerson. Phone then. 1*111# loKrd •ml *>•>< n.-ullkAXjy I .I »ith Bln. W IMASoNU II11A NO I'li.I.M.fot , years Unowmts Bol Safest. Al«»j s Kel!»l.« SOU) BY DRUGGKTS EVERYWHERE Do not forget that we ha\*e money to lend on Real Estate in the City and County of Florence at 6 per cent on long time. These loans are made at actual cost. If you need money, co-operate with us to the end that we bring into the City and County ONE MILLION. DOLLARS outside capital this year. Capital invested through our trust department the past four months over Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. ... * REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO. Phone 312 * it******** ****************** ************************** ‘ M Hear it for yourself -'-the phonograph which amazed all Florence ARE vou one of those who believe that no phonograph can match live voice of The living human? An astonishing discovery awaits von—like the thousand Florentines who attended the Alice Yer- lei recital. Thomas A. Edison gave his famous Tone-Test last Wed nesday night in the Opera House. He had Miss Yerlet sing in direct comparison with the RE-CREATION of her voice hy the New Edi son.* Music lovers were completely baffled. Their ears were unable to distin guish the RE-CREATED voice from the living. """You ivc never heard any phono graph that approaches the New Edison. It RE-CRE ATES not only the musical notes, but every elusive qual- itv of tone and color which identify the original artist. J The NEW EDISON “The Phonogrqph With a Soul’ Come in and hear the identical instrument* which was used last Wednesday Evening. Make the great discovery for yourself. VAUGHAN FURNITURE CO. *The instrument used In Wednesdays Tone-Test is the regular model which sells for $295 (In Canada $431). It is an exact duplicate of the lab oratory Model which Mr. Edison perfected after spending Three Million Dollars in experiments. < ' 'W-- f . , \ W..f ✓ ■>; v- 4 / . *\.