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Used Car Bargains H SOCIAL NEWS ^ * Studch^ker 4-5 Passenger, overhauled complete, new pant, new puncture proof tires $750 1 Overland 85, overhauled, new paint 600 [Chalmers 35, good as new, cord tires 1000 Call and let us show you what we have or phone us and we will be glad to send you any particular named car for your inspection. We have some cars to trade for real estate. East Florence i . Service Station, USED CAR BARGAIN HOUSE PHONE 797. • \ 4 Cosy Bungalows fVoin $304' up Dixie Fabricated Bungalows Rive every man a chance to own his own rosy, substantial, endurable, weather-proof, enjoyable home. Four wall-layer construct ion with dead air space between effecta insulation against Summer heat and Winter cold. I Shipped in easy-to-liandle sections—quickly erected by any handy man. by plans we furnish. What you save in rent will soon pay for a Dixie Fabricated Bungalow. DIXIE HOUSE COMPANY CHAni.KSTOM. 8. C. S/ Writ# lor tiler* tratad catalog al Dixia Hauaaa priced f r a » «:«4 te ssaoo. I all Hear plaaa. apec llicat teae aad price,. Qaiek Kklpaaaata THINGS YOU NEED IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME ICE TEA GLASSES SHERBERT GLASSES SEE THEM AT Sulzbachers ESTABLISHED 1884 _ CCRUEN WATCHES^ _ I A brilliant social event of li st week i wav the party given on Thursday ai- 1 ternoon bv Miss Mary Mclntyr* at ! her home on West Fine street, in 'compliment to her house Riiest. Miss i Rebecca Todd, r.f Seneca, and Mrs llow’nid McIntyre and Mrs. F. II. 1 Daniels. Hie entire lower tloor of this spa cl' its horns was attractively arntugeu . with beautiful spring flowers, and foliage, roses and lillios being used 1 in prcfuvien. I Welcoming the attests’ at tin* front door were Mrs. William T. Maurice and Mrs. F. I.. Wilcox. Mrs. John 1 Murchison •prevented tlLun to the I receiving line, which included the ! hostess. Mb s Todd. Mrs. Howard Mc Intyre and Mrs. F. H. Daniel, Tito ■ guevts were directed into the back hall where fnii‘. punch was presided over by Miss Florence McKenzie and Miss H:.iriett Piowden. Vnction Bridge being the game of the afternoon, Mrs. Edgar McCorklo presented the score cards. Atter sevral interesting games, it was fonnd that Mrs. J. It. Webster had made the highest score and she was presented with a lovely lumd painted fan. The “booby*’, a pair of mahogany candle sticks, fell to Mrs. F. H. Daniel. The hostess assisted by Miss Flor ence McKenzie Miss Harriett Plow- den and Mivs Lizzie McIntyre served a tempting salad course. Mr, Davkl Dowling and family of Gib- Are former Presidents living—more j son. N. have returned home after than at any other period In the hts- a visit to f’elatives in Ihe'' ilofy of the notion. Should General Pershing be elect- 1 „ A party composed of Messrs J. F. «“ ^ ^ Presidency he would be ig and riaude Brown. Mrs. T. S. Barbie, "idower to enter the g Mrs Honey Skinner and Mrs. E. K. " »*■«“ »<>»«> the first having been « DuBove motored over from Harts- Picsident Martin Nan Buren. , , « vill° vertc rdav and were guests ofi » ho elected ■ Mrs. j. I, Duffell for the day. »«> ^ Presidency he would be the, ■ _ * * ; tii> t !‘resident furnished by Now tng * , „ .. . I land since 18r.2, when Franklin Pierce ■ l,it;le Miss Manrine Parrott is, )( . NfW HutnpKhirp . was P , eot . d . * spending a few days at Marion with | %|e , ltioM of ,, l(> name cf William H. i _ he- grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. I.j T;ft in ( . 0; , nert ion with the Republi-iJ Parrott. 1 ettn presidential nomination serves toj^ * * * i recall the act that only one ex-Presi-| — Mrs H R Hammond of Society Hit'; d p Dl „\j r f'leveland—has been elect- is the guest cf her daughter, Mrs T, p( j president, p; rampbell. * *• * Mr. C. M. McCnrry Is spending the day In Sumter on business. * * * Mra W II Bowling has returned to her home in oRcky Mount, afttr spending the week-end with her friend. Mrs Mlncy on So. Colt St. * * « Mr. R B Fulton spent Sunday with his -home folks at Freston. (91k » CRANE WHEEL PULLERS » ■ I’'or remvoing Auto Wheel, ‘ Gears, etc. New Locking Arm holds Puller j* on your work. Send for Bulletin D/ • Puller Arbor Press, etc. ■ COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. 823 West Gervais Street. .Columblr, 8- C. + . 4 4> ■f MISS MclNTYRE ENTERTAINS ♦ + ♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ On hot Friday evening Miss Mary McIntyre gave a Rook Party in hon or of Miss Rebecca Todd of Seneca, and Miss Harriett Piowden of this city. A profusion of pink and white roses used sis decorations made the home particularly lovely. As the guests ar rived they were served ’ delightful fruit punch by Miss Louise Reese and Miss Beulait McKenzie. The color scheme pink and white, was carried out in the refreshments a delictoun sweet course which wsis served. sifter many interesting games of took had been played. Mivs Belnah McKenzie and Miss Lizzie McIntyre assisted the hostess in serving. Mr D E Frazier and little son re turned yesterday from a fishing trip in Georgetown where they had a great time and goon tuck * ♦ * Sens.tor and Mrs. D. Gordon Baker are in Columbia, where the senator has gone as a delegate to the state convention and Mrs. Gordon will vis it friends. Should William G. McAdoo be elec ted to the Presidency he would take office sit the vsitne age as Washington Jefferson, Madison, and John Quincy Adams, each of whom was 57 years old at the time of inauguration. in thc-lr aspirations for the Pr^sl dency, Leonard Wood, Miles Poindex to-, and Hoke Smith may find ground for encouragement in the prevailing ab’once ct middle names among those chosen to the highest office, no jj| fewer than nineteen Presidents hav- “ ing been so blessed. The names of none of those promi- , u nently mentioned in connection with h the presidential nominations this j| year contain the “lucky 13” letters. : : t Presidents whose names contain the j mygtic number of letters are Andrew Jsickson. James Knox Polk, Zachary lii Taylor, 'simes Buchanan, Andrew lj; Johnson, and Woodrow Wilson. ********** DO YOU KNOW THAT has + ♦ * ♦ * * v* v * ♦ RENAISSANCE CLUB * + ♦♦**♦ No Preside!'! or ex-President uied out of the United States. The first ‘’dark horse”, candidate elected to the Presidency was James K. Polk. John Adams was the longest-lived of the Presidents, dying in his ftlsl year. New York State has furnished more than one third of all the Vice-Presi dents of tire. United States. No senator holding office was ever elected to the Presidency, but Gar field was a senator-elect when nomt Hated. The first live Presidents of the U. S. ended their terms of service each in ihe sixty-sixth year of his age. No i^Val man has ever held the Presidency, while fourteen of the Provident s were a I one time or amt Hmr eonnected with the army. Excepting Van Buren. Buchanan, and Cleveland—during IBs tirst term - all the Presidents were married al the time of their election. At the time of the first inaugura tion of President Lincoln there wete F ;r»t Sleeping car. A sleeping oar was put into service , mi :lie Cumberland Valley railroad i (new a part »f the Pennsylvania rail- j road system) In IStlu or 1837, hut was ihandotied In 1S4S. 111 RHEUMATISM Is completely wasned out of the j system by the celebrated Shlvar i Mineral NVat-r. Positively, guaran- j teed by money back offer. Tastes line; costs a trifle. Delivered any where by our Florence agents, Gregg A Anderson. Phone theki. GLAD TOJESTIFY Says Watoga Lady, “A» To Wbat Cardui Has Dose For Me, So As To Help Others.” The Renaissance Club will meet tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon at 4;:i0 o'clock with Mrs. Earl Martin on S. Dargan Street. * ♦♦♦ + ♦*♦♦♦♦ + SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE COMING WEEK *♦ + ♦ + + + + **♦* ♦ The Spring Social Season is now at Us height and this week promises to he unusually interesting. Invita tions have been received for Hie fol lowing affairs: Tuesday—Mrs. Mumford Scott and Mrs. A. G. Berger will give a de lightful Coi at Pinewood Club. Wednesday—Mrs. Earl Martin will be hostess to the Renaissance Flub Thursday—Mrs. Forest Taylor will entertain at cards. Friday—Mrs. E. D. Sallenger will entertain in honor of her sister- in-law. Mrs. James Williams, of I^ke City. Consider The Future 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. We have for sale a splendid investment proposition in business property, now yielding a little better that 7 per cent interest. Fine chance for increase in value. Price and terms on application. COMB TO SEE US IT MAY MEAN MONEY TO YOU i ♦ ♦ ♦ * PLORENCE + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MUSIC CLUB + ♦ ♦ + * T!i» regular meeting of the Music Club has been postponed until Wed nesday. May 26th Mrs. T. B. Haynsworth. President. + *♦*♦♦♦♦♦ + « * PURELY PERSONAL * + *♦* + ♦«♦*** Mr. J. W. Meeks of Hartsville was a visitor I", the city yesterday. * <* t Miss Katheryn Nelson of Rocky Mount. N. (’.. is visiting relatives in the city. . A, Invest in Florence . Real Estate t t V ? X X T x T x T X x Land values locally appear to be high like everything else, but do you know' 1 • xl _ . . 1 • _ I 4. *6* the cheapest thing you can buy today. Floence re^l estate offers better opportunities for profit than ever before. Let us show you some propositions that will make money for you. We sell homes, business propertes, vacant lots and farm lands. tJi * LUCA S & BRUNSON REAL ESTATE BROKERS T T j x T Y f ? 'j T T x y v Do not forget that we have 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. _ ». s l ■ . . , i _ REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO. Phone 312 Watoga, W. Va.—Mrs. S. W. GladweB, of this town, says: "When about 15 years I i of age, I suffered greatly ... Sometimes | would go a month or two, and I had i terrible headache, backache, and bearing* i down pains, and would just drag and j had no appetite. Then ... it would last ... two weeks, and was so weakening, and my health was awful. My mother bought me a bottle ol Cardui, and I began to improve after taking the first bottle, so kept it up till 1: took three... I gained, and was well; and strong, and I owe it all to Cardui. 1 am married now and have 3 children 1 . .. Have never had to have a doctor for female trouble, and just resort to Cardui if I need a tonic. I am glad to testify to what it has done for me, so as to help others.” If you are nervous or weak, have head aches, backaches, or any of the other ailments so common to women, why nol give Cardui a trial? Recommended by many physicians. In use over 40 years. Begn; taking Cardui today. It may be the very medicine you need. NC-130,o***************************************************^ FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Southern States Supply Co. Awarded War Dept. Certificate General George W. Read Makes Presentation Per sonally for Services Dur ing War. Company Warmly Praised for Its Cooperation and Service When Speed Was Necessary. For making prompt litlivrri*-* ami otliprwiae roupri-atiiiK with Tin* coo- xinirtion, division of the army durins ihe period In which tills nation w.-ik engaged in war with the imperial German government and the imperial and royal Atiatrn-HutiRarian govern ment, tlie Rotaheru States Supply t’o. was honored l>y ihe war depart ment wiih :i citation for meritorious service. The citation wa« personal ly delivered hy Gen. George \V. Head, commanding t’amp .lackaon. who vta« a compaimJ on hi* visit to the com pany'* offices by his son and aide. Lieut. George W. Bead, Jr.. The ceremony took place at 11 o'clock, a id practically nil of the company employees were assembled to meet General Head. General Bead in presenting the ci- tution took occasion to congratulate tli * company on the honorable recog nition of its services hy the war do Ihe War Department of THE UNITED STATES OEAMERICA RECOGNIZES IN THIS AWARD EOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE THE LOYALTY ENERGY AND EITICIENCY IN THE PEREORMANCE OP THE WAR WORK BY WHICH T'tful'tavtt &»tafr* ifo. AIDED MATERIALLY IN OBTAINING VICTORY FOR’THE ARMS or the United States of America in the war with the Imperial German Government and the Imperial and Royal Austro-Hungarian Government /i/wv-'C if* iff rAmr 10's*. r'fj.s* parUnent. He warmly commended the zeal tile company had displayed in keeping at ail limes in dose touch . with the need* of the purchasing and trai'flc d-parimeni of the Fnited States during the war. and the eat , nest cooperation given at all time* when speed and accuracy were of prime importance. From The t'n- lumhia Record. Southern States Supply Co. COLUMBIA, S. C. ATLANTA, <L\. 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