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THE FLORENCE DAlt,f TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 15. 1!)20. opfm . ■ Showing Today Only GLADYS BROCKWELL • in “MOTHER OF HIS CHIL DREN When East mpets West in Lo* 3, Hate and Jealousy, this is a picture that will appeal to you from start to finish. It's a picture that will hold your in- lercst from the first flash to the end. JACK DEMPSEY in “DAREDEVIL JACK" This is only the sixth chap ter so if you have not been keeping up with this serial don't fail to start today. It is a whirlwind from now to the last chapter. ALSO A HOOD COMEDY. MONDAY ONLY Constance Talmadge in “TWO WEEKS” THE HIT OF THE SEASON. WILLIAM DUNCAN ir, ^'THE SILENT AVENGER" A MILLION DOLLAR SE RIAL. FREE BALLOONS TO ALL CH1LREN. mi) miRc' (The Coolest Spot In Town) Overture THE YANKEE TOURIST. SE-. lection Music by SEVEN piece Or- • chest ra Today ETHEL’CLAYTON in “MORE DEADLY THAN . MALE” Woman-riddle-tigress-spider-an- gel—ci II her what you will, but r.ee her in all her lure, her charm, her fascinating power, in this stiring romance of love ami adventure. Also the 13lh chapter of “ELMO THE FEARLESS" And a George Ovey Comedy. MONDAY and TUESDAY WALLACE REID in “EXCUSE MY DUST” From the Saturday Evening Cost ([story "THE HEAR TRAP" 1’iayed by tne same old Dare- Imjv'I gang that took your breath In “THE ROARING ROAD," and for speed, love, lir'ng, light and excitement, on I! say it is SOME picture. Also n Christy Comedy “HE MARRIED HIS WIFE” I “THE FATHER OF THE MAN” TOBIAS MAY OFFER » Bureau, Wyatt May 15- It >s announced ia today tho? r • ,i T * In making your building iilaiis spu-ify your studiug of KILN * DRIED material—correctly sized for making smooth walls and * P'-vent plaster cracking. It cost little more In the beginning but well worth the price. jjj TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. *!• MANUFACTURERS $ * WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS ♦ OFFICE PHONE 71:: MILL PHONE 715 J S Florouce. S. C. Favannah. Ga. Jacksonville. Fla. S 4 *-##*##**##***##*lH*tt4>-*-:f*X-******#tt**lH»#****tf *********** S •V \ Florence Times Taylor, Correspondent. ] Colunthia i In Columl ' Ashley ('. T« • * « »'o- ; bimhin at oi a > a d for some year:; pn t : c”r t of the State Democrat ic Executive Committee, would prel sent his name to the state democrat- | ••• convention which meets In Colum bia next Wednesday, for the posi tion of chairman of the committee, to succeed John Gary Evans, cf Spar tanburg, present chairman, who lias announced that he will not offer for re-election. Mr Evans, who has b^en chairman of tin 1 committee for S years, an- nonnee; that lie v.ill nrt be a can didate to succeed himself, a It hong’: it is hi: V'nntion to retain the port of National Committeeman. i » i • |'HIS ts “Jimniv,” towheaded, with an eye that meets yours unswervingly * and«s winsome a laddie as e\er knelt for bedtime prayers. Jimmy Is one of more than 25,000 homeless or poor children yearly cared for by the Salvation Army in the United States, and lie lives in one of the Army's many orphanages. "Send me a papa and mamma I" is the burden of ••Jimmy's" nightly pleas. “And—and, God bless the Salvation Army!" be almost invariably adds. The Salvation lassies find fully as much enjoyment in caring for ‘•Jimmy" and his thousands of brothers and sisters as they did in frying doughnuts for doughboys and murines in France. If the child is father to the man. they argue, the father must have a good bringing up. And so the chain of lifiy Salvation Army orphanages, day nurseries and children's hospitals that stretch from coast to coast. Camp Fire Girls On a Long Hike About cicht o’clock this • morning about eighteen charming little Misses dressed in blue bloomers and white middies armed with all manner o! tempting lunches, gathered at the court house for a hike of several ! miles out where the wild blossoms, grow. They were under the leader ship of Miss Beaumont, their leader, I and they were a gleeful set anticl paling a great day out in the country. Malady of Doubt. There are plenty of people who think Unit to doubt everything shows com mon sense ami shrewdness, whereas it may indicate only a naiTowniindness. P.ut lhere is an iiiiet»s\ doubling of one's self which, if not resisted, may become almost a disease. (tfieu, though peil'eelly sure that we did lock the door, or deliver ait injiimfion, or pul a meuioramlmu in eur pocket, we nourish the doubt all day. or turn out our pocket on our way to work. One symptom of tills malady is the hurried, worried search for a missing article in every place save where it usually is. and the astonishment at finding ft there. Domestics of Brazil. In Brasil not 1 per cent of the mal« and female servants w.U. it is said, sleep in their master’s house. They •nsist on leaving at the latest by seven o'clock in the evening and will not return before seven or eight o'clock lo the morning. CONSTIPATION An*! Soar Stomach Caused This Lady Much Suffering. Black- Draught Relieved. Meadorsville, Ky.—Mrs. Pearl Pat. rick, of this place, writes: "I was very constipated. I had sour stomach and was so uncomfortable. I went to the doctor. He gave me some pills. 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The little Lapp, cn iIk* other luiiid. fares most luxuri ously in its moilier's -•hoe. These Lapp shoes are lug alTairs of skin stuffed with soft moss and can be hung on a peg or tree IutiicI. safely out of the v.^y. Tlie Chinesa lathy is. tied to the hack of an older child, who goes about its play (|uite ignoring its burden. Old Pennsylvania City. York. Fa.. i> a city of ancient origin. IJoro was located the liisi settlement west of i lie Susriuehaiina river. From September .‘Ml, 1777. to June 27, 1778, site was the nation's capital, for dur ing that time, the British then occupy ing Philadelphia, the continental con gress met in her courthouse. The first money sent by the king of Franco t<j aid the cause of Ameriean independi eme was reeeived by congress in this city. And here the first national Thanksgiving proclamation was issued. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN This is a Short Letter, but if Brings a Message of Import ance to every Woman. Woodford. Vt.—“I took Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills liefore my child was born and it did wonderful work fot roe. Aly baby weigh ed eight, and one-half pounds when born and I did not suffer many pains. You can publish tins let-. ter if you wish for l | would not lie with-, 3:: X. Irbv Phone liiS-L-2 Rather Slim Excuse. Celia and Bobby disagreed, where upon Celia slapped her brother. A wail brought their mother. Only after a long and severe reproval did the small girl's spirit melt and then she said: ••oli manner. I'm sorry I slapped him. 1 didn't mean to. My liaiui slipped” out your medicine before, child birth.” —Mrs. John Libi- WXt, Woodford, Vt. The reason why Lydia E. Pinkliant'a Vegetable Compound is so successful in overcoming woman's ills is heean-c it contains the tonic, strengthening prop erties of good old-fashioned roots and herbs, which act on the female organ ism. Women front all parts of the country are continually testifying to its strengthening, curative influence, and as it contains no narcotics or harmful drugs ;t is a safe medicine for women. If you want special advice write Lydia E. Pinkliani Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read, and answered by women only. Mil) DAY LUX CM / Served from 12:00 111. to s : o° p. in. / /j PRICE $1.00 ^ Gre;i 111 of Tomato SlnlTed Olives Sauer Pickle^ Soiled Shji 'Trout Matelote Sauce i Choice of 2 metals Mincvd Chicken a lii Kintr [’•leaded Ycnl Cutlets (.'ream Sauce U< »;d Uoile.r I fam Potato Salad , Ch'iict of \ rgctableifc Mashed Potatoes Candied Yams i’tillered Peels I lominv < '.rils String Pea us Asparagus Tips \ cgctablc Salad Choice of one Apple Pie (‘offer MUSIC / * Poston Cream Pie f l Iced Tea * t r * i ' Peach Pie Milk I MYKXIXG DIXXKR Served from 6:30 to 0:30 p. in. V> A • PRICK $1.25 ——— ‘ » l ' V 1-2 Grape Fruit Marachino Consomme Pearl de Orient (Jueen Olives Mixed Pickles Raked Weak Kish Sauce Xormande ^ j Potatoes Rrabante r ' Choice of Two Meats Roast Milk Fed Capon Celery Dressing f Praised Virginia Ham Champagne Sauce Roast J.ejH' of Kami) Printaniere Choice of Three Vegetables Xew Potatoes in Cream Candied Yams Sifted June Peas Stewed Corn Steamed Rice Ksealloped Tomatoes Sliced 'Tomatoes Trench Dressing Coffee Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake Iced 'Tea Milk MUSIC RY RO'MIXK'S ORCHESTRA SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAM Kiss Waltz Selection By Igiiuj) Indian Summer By Victor Herbert Cornet Solo Agestus Frandscheny (Because — By Grey D. Hardelot) Hungarian Lnsdspiei By Keler Bela In the After Glow By Frank Gray Flcase By Lee Robert’* 1 Love You Dear —- By Rudolf Frinel Vmliy Solo—Selected By Robert. Loo V< tiio Glooming tParaplia.se) — By George Barnard The Blue Paradise (Selection) By Romberg Xylophone Solo- Selected ^ Earl Romiue Overture—Concert Nights By E. K. lleyser Orchestra w ill be glad to play any popular number by request. ENGLANDER COUCH - BF.D •Wriftkri \iluAtSlUj 0 8 Sold everywhere by furniture dealers 1 and department stores ENEanBER- PRODUCTION* VOP AND OtST (Mil ANDLII SWUNG I ILL) CO. Now York - INrooklyT* - Chicago i CONSTANCE W W t Here is (he greatest ptetuae Constance has ever appeared in. She spends Two Wonderful Weeks with three bachelors and woman haters. Y Do they continue to hate women ? • ' ❖ WILLIAM DUNCAN “THE SILENT AVENGER in a million dollar serial . i This is the highest class serial ever made. William Duncan is supported by Edith Johnson and an all star cast. This is a society serial that |« cost One Million Dollars to produce. X Monday, May 17th - - FREE! ail CHILDREN fill II BALLOON FREE! - - OPERA HOUSE | NORMA TALMADGE in “THE WOMAN GIVES”, Friday, May 21sft | ——- X / *•