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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 29, 1520.
<J0- ■*!.. :t •* REMEMBER THAT
^T. JOHN S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OkENS HER DOORS TO THE PUBLIC EVERY* SUNDAY AT
11:15 A. M. AND 8:00 P. M.
‘ Whosoever will let him eume.” Rieh or poor come. There Is a
welcome for you.
11:15 Subject—‘ The Holy Trinity.” 2nd Cor. 13:14.
t;:(*0 P. M. Subject—‘The Rich Young Man. and the
Lost Opportunity.”
Sunday is the Lord's Day. let us go into the House of the Lord
> and worship Him in the beauty of holiness.
1 THE GREAT SOUSA TO
SHOOT IN COLUMBIA
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Helped Father and Son
Ziron Did Us Both Good” Writes Mr. Gentry,
of Norene, Tenn.
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♦ JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA ♦
FAMOUS BAND LEADER TO PAR
TICIPATE IN SHOOTING
MATCH
Florence Times Bureau, Wyatt A
Taylor, Correspondent.
Columbia May 27—John Philip
u- 1 Q ( ' lll " lbia ,onn ronip j p nn t company, and Boyd uun<
Sousa the great band leader of world the Winch . ?s , Pr company, all
„ wide lame, will come to Columbia D>! shooters
The tickets for the Junior Chau
tauqua will be on sale at the school
on Monday. Every child desiring a ^ CollimbIa 0l)n (Mlll)
ticket will please come prepared to . st)0o , of June 7t 8> an PVent t0 bo
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cently participated in the meet at
Pinehurst, N. C„ and also in a shoot
at Washington, at which time Colum
Ma sportsmen invited him to the Co
lumbia shcv.t.
In addition to the great musician,
the Columbia event will be attended
by Homer Clark, of the Western Car
tridge Co., Waiter ttougn, of the-Du-
and Boyd Duncan, pf
crack
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buy same
Mrs. T. B Hgynsworth.
Chairman.
* PERSONALS ♦
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attended by sportsmen of many)
states. Mr. Sousa will be accom
panied by Mrs. Sousa, and it is likely
o number of attentions will be shown
the distinguished guests during their
slay. Mr Sousa is a great lover <,f
sport, and is a crack shot. He re-
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r " is a well-known medical fact, that
iron is a necessary constituent of the
blood, and that blood lacking iron is
fie cause of many troubles that only iron
will cure.
Ziron, a scientific compound of iron
With other valuable ingredients, is the
remedy to take when your blood needs
more iron, and your system requires a
tonic. Ziron is mild and harmless, does
apt stain the teeth, and is good for chil>
tfren as well as adults.
V- Mr. P. Q. Gentry, of Norene, Tenn.,
writes: ‘‘Ziron Iron Tonic has made good
in my family. I have used'tt to a very
great advantage to myself and my 14-
year-old boy. ' It did us both good. ' I
think it is a good medicine for what it i«
recommended.”
If you are pale, weak, tired, feel down
and out, take Zirdn. It will put iron into
your blood, and should help build you up.
Get a bottle from your druggist today,
and give ZIRON % fair trial. Sold by
him under a money-back guarantee.
Ask him about it. Ks will tell Vv*-
Mrs El P. Sandlin will leave today
for North Carolina to spend a week
with Mr.t. E. C. McMillian.
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What A Wonder In
Florence
Old High Price rode his horse from Baltimore. Md., to Florence,
S. C.. and Old High Price was arrested and put under the bottom
prices, the horse was turned into tine woolens to be made up in
fine suits and sold, pricer ranging from $35 to v55.00. I have
pleased hundreds and 1 car. please you. If you will accept my
work. I will accept your money hut if you do not accept the work
1 do not want any mone>. 1 want you to be pleased, satisfied and
to get your money's worth Try old Mack once for luck.
Mack’s Place
RHEUMATISM
is completely wasnea out of We
* * * | system by the celebrated Shlyar
Miss Emma L. McCallmau of Chari Mineral \Vat-!r. Positively guaran-
leston ts spending a faw days In Flo.-j te ed by money-hack offer. Tastes
ettce with her sister, Mrs. M. C. Brun i f) ne; costs a trifle Delivered any-
son. I where by our Florence agents. Gregg
* * * | 4 Anderson. Phone them.
Miss Zulien Carter who has been | ■■
teaching at Rynor, is in the city visit,
ing her sister. Mrs. b. R. Humphries 1
before returning to her home at Lit-
I tie River. S. ('.
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! Mrs. W Taylor Ferrell and little
! son, Taylor. Jr., o: Columbia, are
visiting Mrs. Ferrell's sislei, Mrs. B.
' R. Humphri?!-.
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1 Mr \V. A. Rowell came over from
! Centenary Thursday to take his son
i L'nton to the Infirmary for treatment
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j Mr. Taylor Powell and son Junius,
1 Mi John McDaniel of the Hannah
section were visitors in the city this
; week.
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Miss Louise Haynsworth returned
i home last night from Spartanburg,
where she has been attending Con-
I verse college.
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Miss. Katherine .Atkinson Miss Jane
Oglesby and Miss Blanche Taylor
; have returned home from Coker Col-i
j lege to spend the summer vacation,
i Mrs. Dick Barfield and children of
j Wilmington are visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. H. S. Husbands on Rail
1 road Ave.
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j Mrs. R. W Lewis motored to Lake
, Citv yesterday for the day
i Miss Kva Howell or Washington. F
C.. is visiting her parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. K. E. Howell.
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i Mr Charles R Ducuett left yesler
1 day for Greenwood, where he was
j called on account of the serious lll-
| ness of his mother.
Mrs. W. A Lewis and little son
! Billie have returned home after a
I pleasant visit to Newborn, N. C.
We Hvindle the Best in Our Line |
" ' ’ The
Victrola
Talking Machine
The
Ivers & Pond !
Kranidi & Racti 5 *^$
Steinway
Kurtzmann
Shoninger
Pianos
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COME TO US FOR
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina.
OCEANIC HOTEL
Open June ist.
WILL BE FAMOUS FOR GOOD
LIVING
Management Vining 4 Russell, also operating
Eseeola Inn, Lineville, N. C., and Breton Inn, Or
mond Beach, Florida.
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RECORDS
AN EVENT—
in the annals of the photoplay history of the city
The management of this theatre takes pleasure in announciny
the appearance of Clara Kimball Young in her second big Equity
picture “TRE FOR RODEN WOMAN.” t is An Event for any
theatre In IheMan dto announce and exhibit this production, for it
presents Miss Young at the height of her brilliant career
We request our patrons to come as early a,s possible, so that
all may be accomodated, seated promptly and comfortably. We
expect capacity and overflow crowds, for the picture warrants
such attendance and undoubtedly will have it. roming as it docs,
direct from its New York run. The story of
211 NORTH DARGAN STREET
FLORENCE, S. C.
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sioti has fixed today for hearing ap-
' plications of the railroads for loans.
Clara Rimball Young in “The Forbidden Woman”
deals with the life and love secrets of a dazzling Parisian Opera Star at the height of her fame, with wealth, position, and luxuries
as her playthings. The story is gorgeously invested, assuring yotv an evening of de luxe entertainment.
O’DOWD THEATRE, Monday and Tuesday
PON T FORGET YOU HAVE ALWAYS PAID ADVANCE ADMISSION TO SEE MISS
YOUNG’S PRODUCTION BUT WE ARE SHOWING "THE FORBIDDEN WOMAN AI
OUR REGULAR ADMISSION 10, 15 and 25c.
APPROPRIATE MUSIC BY SEVEN PIECE ORCHESTRA.
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YOU WIN
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To the Victor Belongs the Spoils. Our Loss, Your Gain. We Need the Money and Have the Clothes.
You Need the Clothes and Have the Money. Now We urge you to make the exchange for the benefit of
both of us..
There is no camouflage in this sale. Weare not posing as philanthropists. A SLOWING OFF OF BUSINESS ALONE ACTUATES US
IN TAKING THIS STEP. WE ARE GOING TO SELL CLOTHING TO YOU AT A BIG LOSS.
The cost of materials and workmanship have not been reduced and for the Fall and Winter season ig20-’2i the prices of these commodities to
us will be high.
We have determined not to attempt to prophecy the future and propose to live only in the present.
BEGINNING SATURDAY, MAY- 29TH, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, EVERY GARMENT WHETHER CUSTOM (TAILOR
ED TO* YOUR MEASURE OR READY TO WEAR WILL BE REDUCED
20 per cent.
| This means that you will be able to have
Your. Measure Taken For a Good Suit as Low as $30.00
f j And that you will be able to buy
A Good Ready Made One as Low as $24.00
This is quoting the net price to you on our cheaper garments. Our finer goods have been reduced likewise. We want you to profit to the
greatest extent by this reduction and we urge you to visit our store and select the garments that you will require for the next 6 months.
You will find light weights and heavy weights. Unless a miracle occurs, these reductions cannot prevail for the Fall and Winter season J9 20 ' 21 a . n< ^
you will make money by providing for your immeiiate needs and also taking care of your requirements for the coming Fall and Winter. Do not miss
this opportunity.
“WE PLEASE YOU AND KEEP YOU PLEASED NO MATTER WHAT THE COST.”
Columbia Tailoring Company
L. L. BRADY, Mgr.
BARRINGER BLDG.\ " ' »''*'
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