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”# j - > rmc rr.oRRNCE daily times Friday afternoon, .tt xe n. 1920. Sure Relief ). rv iBlVVM'V 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief LL-A*NS R INDIGESTION Nature’s Wise Supervision. The part Important played by the eather as a means of preventing the : foo rapid development of the plant life i of ihe world can be realised only when we consider the vast number of seeds produced. If conditions of the atmos phere favored a more even tempera- j lure ell over the earth, as was prob ably the condition In the early history of the planet, there would be fewer • varieties of plant life, because the },T>ore rapidly*producing plants would J \owd out the others. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ♦ ♦♦♦♦ + ** + L. W. C. MEETING ♦ The regular meeting of the L. W. C.'s of the Methodist church was held 5 The Alabama supreme court has a woman secretary—Miss Alice Nilson Doyle. More than 100.00C wompn and' girls Red Cross Nurse Makes Her Report Miss Alta M. Palmer, Red Cross nurse has made the following report of her work for the month of May: ‘‘Most of the time was spent during Authorized Dealers For— Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO, k Darlington, S. C. p* in Spain earn their living by wort | the past month as the report will Ing in and around the mines. show, in medical inspection of schoo Twenty thousand women are cm- ^children, and during the summer .ployed in the fruit and vegetablce months will endeavor to establish on June 8 at the home of Miss Cath-1 packing industry in California. .-‘'Baby Welfare Clinics,.” spend as erine Rollins. It was decided to dls-| The Rochester Baptict Theological nuic i, ti me as possible on Tubucolosis continue the meetiugs in July and I S en ^tnary has decided to admit "’o- an( j teaching ‘‘Midwife Class- August as most of the members will men students on the same terms ?s es .< these classes appointed to meet Wanted Salesmen i ? A large South Carolina Jobber in Farm Equipment with Head- * quarters in Columbia is in need of several Salesmen with experi- £ once in selling direct to Farmers and also to Merchants. Only £ those having actual experience in selling direct lo the Farm Trade % ai:d with proven ability whine reputation will bear investigation 4( * will be considered. These positions are permanent and a good In- * come is assured to producers. Address Box 176. be away. The Club has been doing good work having sent a complete set of garments to an orphan at thie Metho dist institution in Colurtbla and ano- .pelago. ther set will be sent at once. After the business session of the m< f ting, delightful refbeshmeuts were served. * * PERSONALS + ♦ New Accounts Willi $J5/)22/»8 ;is llie total of their initial deposits was our record for the month of May. For Hie four months from February 1st. to June ist. there were 501 new depositors with $118,257.84 as the total of their initial deposits added to our long list of customers. i There is necessarily an advantage in a connection with an Institution that is daily meeting the needs of thousands of satisfied clients. We Invite YOU. Mrs. M. E. Maddox and daughter, Mis. H. K. Haupt of Washington, O O., are visiting Mr and Mrs M. D llur.lee. 221 W. Pine St. * * * Mrs. W. B. McKntght has returned from Greenville, where she went t attend the commencement exercise of Furman University, her son. Dar gan being a member of the gradual ing class. She was accompanied home by her daughter Miss Edna who has been attending G. W. C. • * * Mrs. W. C. McDaniel cf Carters- ville, is spending the day in the city with friends. * ♦ * “eo- each Friday, 3 p. m. at the court Miss B. Pullen-Burry was the first ihouse. » geographer to visit some of the un-j ••summary of field work, including known parts of the Bismark Archi-■ ursing instruction, school, sanitary and miscellaneous visits numbered Miss Blanche Womack, who has , 1 been appointed county clerk of Bue- - Medical inspection of school chil-i na Vieta county, is the first woman t | ren total 201. I to hold that position in Iowa. j “Defective eves, ears, nose, throat Two women are to seek congres- an( , teeth tota j 2 i8. I sional nominations in the August I Corrections and treatments, inciud , primary in Michigan-Mrs. Alfred O , dpnta , ear throat and mis . j Dunk of Detroit and Mrs. Helen <’• CP Ti an eous, total 52. Statler of Kalamazoo. itHt************************************************** Miss Minna Schick and Miss Ethel Elliot, instructors in the* University of Minnesota, plan to devote their .ummer vacation td a bicycle tour through France and Hilly. Micss ic. ir f’linniniha”' -vho enter ed the business in ft small way six j. *‘One meeting of colored Midwife Ulass, attendance 10. Summary of School Inspectionss I since January. 1920: Pupils inspected 327 Pupils vacinated 327 No. detective eyes Central Park 201 201 LIQUID AND CAKE THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES teen years ago, is now one of ttie larg defective ears est and most successful real estate j^o. enlarged tonsils operators and rental agents in Colurn No ‘ ^ asal (bstructicn , j 1, 1 No. defective teeth .. When hotel cooks and waitresses in N . 0 anaPm j c Wichita Falls. Texas, went on tsrike No poor nutr VtfonT.'.: clubwomen of the city v«lunte.|ed No defective skin to act as strikebreakers, and were nn|1 e(>nln paid from $60 to $75 a week for their Nq miscei r a neou;"de-" services. The first woman to hold a national office in the United States was Miss Total Estelle Reel of Oregon, who was ap- dpf T r Vives pointed a national superintendent of ^ tota j of fects .. 11 37 14 31 ^>V.. The friends of Miss Amelia Me- Clcnaghan will be glad to know that Indian schools by President McKin ' she is now at home and is doing nice, I e V in l 8 ^ 8 iy- * * 3*- Mr and Mrs \V. H. Malloy have re-t . ,. . _ , . fiom a t.w d.y, ,i»lt to F.y *™ «“'>!‘ h » ?l" defects 514 299 251 166 ; 100 corrections have! been reported by school < children, a small percentage considering the , ... . . . large number of corrections to be the wedding preparations j^ to_deco- made> Hope t0 real , ze tne bearty co _ YVHITE I SHOE I DRESSING ■ KEEP YOUR SHOES NEATfl •■•••••■•■a £:•••«■-—- •••••■■■I THE F.F.DALLEV CORPORATIONS, BUFFALO, N.' ITO. In Turkestan an important part of rate a camel with the handsom ;st rtteville. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Epps and little son J. H Jr, cf Kingstree. spent yes terday in the city with Mr and Mrs II. A. Wheeler. * *• * Mias Bessie Shuler of Orangeburg is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. P. Hull-1 tent. On this she goes forth to re ceive congratulations of relatives and friends. It is on this she is carried away by the female relatives of the bridegroom. She and her attendants feign to resist the act by throwing raw oats at the other women. The most noticeable peculiarity about the Ainu women of Japan is that the yhavc tattooed upon their operation of parents in teaching health to the children and encour age treatment when needed. ALTO M. PALMER. R. .V. man. ? The First National Bank ! y v f Of Florence. V Y y % “Almost Everything in Banking” v <« upper and lower lips what resembles. 11 moustache. This is begun when Jthe girl is quite a child. It is done Famous Small Bella. , gradually, a little each year, until it The source of the dinner table "call \ extends partly across the cheek, the bells" fs not always traceable. Some j material used 1-eing the soot from come fn in old churches, where they J burning birch badk. The face is cut have served as pltar bells, especially j end the black rubbed in. Afterwards those that have Lathi quotations on ; H is washed in a solution of ash the medallion* on the sides of their i bark liquor to fix the color. Without cup-shaped gongs. Those that repre- 1 ibis decoration the Ainu women ar r ‘ sent famous personages are after the i ,l °i considered attiuciivc, and their fashion of the period in which , h elr j ^a‘ r,mo » llal Prospects are quite .in- deeds made them familiar fleures In ■ ,urR * Some are patterned the public o»e. after the hells In certain famous chimes—like the copies of hells from :he famous Miller collection in Cali fornio. FINE FOR KIDDIES The kiddies just love Florida Fruit Gum. It’s pure, wholesome, and bene tidal. Take home a package today Made by Fleer. All dealers—5c—Aiiv De-alcoholizen' A famous dis covery in 1835- famous ever since —and lately more i famous than ever. Diamond Engagement Rings XT EWER styles of Diamond mounting are rapidly taking theplace of the •Tiffany Style* for Engage ment Rings. The latest creations are made up in plati num and white gold and are wonderfully pretty— showing the stones to advantage and adding much to their attractiveness. Attractive No Engagement Rin4 i* allowed to leave thia eatab* V . . liihment that will not reflect credit upon ouraelvea and Vftiaes the one who buyi it. We have aome very choice atonea now that are good value and will pleaae the lady fortunate enough to receive one. £ FINKELSTEIN 27 E. EVANS ST. PHONE100 X ? NETTLES’ Shoe Store Clean Sweep Sale ± Spring OF and Summer Footwear are shjlish —venj stylish ■ * vpi continue for ten days longer. The real shoe sale on all new foot wear. Thousands have saved real money in this sale. Let us show you and ^ou will be convinced that we are selling the best shoes sold in ' Florence at prices far below any other. m NETTLES’ SHOE STORE Shoes for the Whole Family. Phone 151 33 E. Evans St. >i'1