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) i TTTT5 FT.ORENCE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JU>nE 11, 1920. THE FRUITIEST OF FLAVORS Forget It Florida Fruit Gnn* is an exquisite A slang expression which ought to blend pf pure fruit flavors. Try a he applied li'*e a sticking plaster to a package today. Made by Fleer.' All largo proportion of our schemes to dealers—Gc.—Adv wt rich—Rychanre. Raising me i-arrmy- broke up thosnowt Fishof \ . f:j SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS I “ANNOUNCEMENT” We wish to advise that we are in position to furnish Sash. Doors and Blinds, made from White Pine, Yellow Pine and Hardwoods. ■We are in position to give you deliveries in 36 hours from receipt of order stock sizes. If special work desired we are able to make prompt delivery and shall be pleased to receive your inquiries. TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS OFFICE PHONE 713 . MILL PHONE 715 Florence, S. C. Savannah, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. Hi.BE V Mie Gents* xunce PinS TO LOOK THROUGH TH . WEN HOtE ! & INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. N. V.' ££>1 AVI. wWE US fs 1 LOOK THBOOtH U* wr.'i nous . e«LO<< no 'tia GortA Give ME THNee |5inS Resr* fOMC ON WANTED Bo.n, Wot Mube. From day to day proof Is forthcom ing that genius Is spontaneous and not a slow growth—that It Is of the 2 \ type of Minerva who sprang full armed from the head of Zeus. This Is evidently as true of the genius of the mart as It Is popularly supposed to be of the more esthetic forms of genius. An Instance In substantiation of this opinion was recently related by a vet eran business man as a side llght~~on the why of the success of a well-known Industrial leade/. . NEW LINES SEEN ON MOON British Astronomer Makes Public R« cent Observations of Greaf In terest to Scientists. , Mixture of Civilizations, Key West. Fla., Is n quaint mixture of American and Liitlu-Americnn civi lization, with about equal parts of each, Harry A. Franck writes In the Century Magazine. The Spanish tongue Is heard ihere fully ns often as Eng lish. and. kv in the towns along the Mexican border.’Sfi^'TJftMkl*tongue 1* bilingual, aid ArtierlcatU" from the You to see our line of cars before you buy as we can make price right and also the car. If we don’t convince you that you are getting more for your money then we don’t want you to take it. PALMETTO MOTOR CAR CO. PHONE 567 A paper by T. L. MacDonald, read before the British Astronomical asso ciation, discusses the appearance of a bright border along the dark limb of ; the voung moon. According to Mr. 1 »re fr, * nkl . v odHSldered fnreign- MacDonoId this luminosity, which is i «• ^ the Cubanlzed rank and file, not visible In all lunations, baa a more L 1 or less linelike appearance, and is de- j Cleaning Books. ! “I remember him” It was related,; cidedly brighter than the ordinary I Most, family libraries are disfigured “when he was a lad of six years. He enrth'shlne, which always Illuminates by one or two once lovely volumes In ; wanted to trade a lantern for one |j, e darker part of the young moon, unpractical. bindings of pale silk or i owned by a playmate, which he ad- q-jm bright border varies In length, not white leather dimmed by grime. Art 1 mired. Coming to his father, he asked always extending as far as the horns gum or * sort of kneaded eraser may l counsel about the matter and was In- 0 f lunar crescent, 1 and certain elean them. If not, try fine powdered, i formed that he should use his own nearly circular swellings of intensl- mm lire, lightly applied within clean Judgment. | fled brightness have been noted. In , chamois. This is what picture deal- | '“Well, dad,’ said the boy, *1 believe general the border Is most sharply de- ers use to clean tlie margins of old ill'll trade; but wouldn’t you take the fl ne( j when the moon Is 2% days old, prints.. It roughens the surface less oil out first7’-Wall Street Journal. nn d it begins to become diffuse the than rubber. j third day of the Junatloq. By the sev- Then Mamma Knew. | enth day.lt Is barely, distinguishable. “Mamma, I lost my gum,” cried lit- Commenting on these . observations, tie Harold. I M r - Harold Thomson stated that he “Hush, darling,” she cut him off, had observed the bright border with then sfldled apologetically at hei PHONE 'ADVERTISEMENTS RjjI far Profit—Use for Results One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for Less Titian 26c. Cash in Advance. One Insertion f .26 Three Insertions % 1 .60 One Week (Six Insertions) H-OO Whan Women Rule. It has Just about got so in this conn- the naked eye, hut It- disappeared in try that father would rather take hi* 2s: Wanted FOR RENT—One furnished room. Ap ply 17 N Halliard. WANTED—A young lady experieno- . , ed in Jiookkeeping and typewriting RENT New 6-room bungalow desires to make <1 change. Ad dress “C” care of Times Ollice. ] I j—11—■■ I ^ 1 ( WANTED—Three unfurnished rooms j for man. and wife, no children. Ad ; dress W. S. Dehart, 26 Jairott St. | —— REG. UJl^PAT. OFf. rl JR>r Constipation 1 G OOD health cannot be maintained if constipation is allowed to poison the system. Nujol works on an entirely new principle. Without forcing or irri- tqting, it softens the food waste. This enables the many tiny muscles in the intestines, contracting and expanding in their normal way, to squeeze the food waste along and out of the system. It is abso lutely harm- less and pleasant to take.. Try it. "Regular as Clockwork"' WiINN ■* aide guests. “Mamma. I lost*’—this time the mother smiling vacantly over her por tion of the chop suey lunch, effective ly stopped Harold with a sharp pincl! of his leg under the table. When the guesla had gone Harold pouted the explanation: “All I want ed to tell you, mamma, was that I’d lost my gum In your chop suey, but you wouldn't let me finish.”—Detroit Saturday Night. the telescope.—Scientific American. teeth to a dentist than a little Job tf dunning to his daughter.—Dallas Xewa, Smoke Recorder on Chimney. A new application of the metal se lenium, suggested by a French scien tist, L. Ancel, Is to use the selenium cells as smoke recorders In chimneys | A selenium cell Is mounted on on* side of a' chimney or flue; on the op posite side is fixed a lamp. The amount of light falling upon the se-' lenium and hence the resistance ot the cell will depend upon the density - of the smoke In the flue; the Are can.' therefore, he controlled by the galvan ometer records. New York and Other Seaports. As a resul| of .the great war the pop ulation" of France has decreased 7 per 1 cent, but the population of some of the large cities of France has made a large increase. Lyons, Bordeaux and Marseilles are of. special Interest to American Investors, who have paid many millions of dollars In purchasing bonds Issued by these cities. Their gain in population has ranged from 15 to 36 per cent, the largest being that of Marseilles, and It is perhaps significant that Marseilles Is the prin cipal port of France on the Mediter ranean, remarks the Boston Commer-' dal Bulletin. • j As the great seaport of America, New York has made enormous growth | In recent years and the population' has become so great that not only is Mappin & Hamilton HOUSE PAINTING PAPER HANGING PHONE 568 OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD WARE COMPANY Mi WANTED—you to look, at the two Dodge Cars that the Transport Gar;' age has for sale. ; — - L * WANTED—You to know that we ar*» | prepared to give expert service! on all machine repair work. The; liVidgers Machine Co.. on the Circle, facing south. Apply Dargan-Harllee Realty & Dev. Co. Miscellaneous l I -- --- _ , mmmm ! ANYONE HAVING—Either furntsh- ed or unfurnished house to rent will I please communicate with the chair. ■ man of the School Board, Dr. N. Wi Hicks. The house is desired for j occupancy by the new Superintend ent of school. Few Finnish Tenant Farmers. The farms of Finland are small, though there are many large estates. These have been expropriated by the state, the bill providing that the or!g< || Inal owners should be remunerated ac-, cording to a fixed pre-war valuation.' !| The bill also provides for financing' ;! the purchase of these lands by Its for- ! mer tenants and renters. It Is estl- )■ mntefi that 99.2 per cent of Finnish farms are owned outright by the fa*m- era. 1 New York the largest city In the world . but English newspapers now admit' that New York has nearly a million . more Inhabitants than London, which has been for over a century the world’s greatest city. Natural Supposition. The girls employ such 11 redundancy ■ of nomenclature in describing their \ garments, such as slip-over nlght- jt gowns, for Instance, that if they ever |j really should come to our style of ! dress we suppose they'd call ’em step- I In pants.—Ohio State Journal. Rare Plants In Demand. ) In 1803 a scientific man named Drum mond discovered one solitary nronia plant in the woods of St. Tammany parish in Louisiana,, and it is cher ished today at the Arnold arboretum. Now Harvard has written to New Or leans asking to have Lonl$inna searched again for the rare growth, nnd the New Orleans Garden society has offered a prize of $5 for the dis covery of another aronla plant. Har vard also wants Louisiana searched for a certain variety of ash, discov ered near New Orleans about a cen tury ago and never seen before or since. Spann & Grimsley Fire Insurance Florence, S. C. * Office Masonic Bldg. L. McD. HICKS Architect ' Florence, S. C. Office in McCall Bldg WANTED—the shoe wearing public! to know that I make old shoes look! like new. Try me with a pair. TS/ C. Roper, care Florence Shoe Store E. Evans St. phone 163. WANTED—Two experienced sales ladies. Geo. M. McCown Co. WANTED—You to do right and come to the Transport Garage and see the used-Dort Touring Car and. the Overland Club Roadster for sale there. WANTED Two or three rooms with gas, suitable for light house keeping. Address J. E. Foss, 620 West Evans. ATTENTION CONTRACTORS— Sand for building, delivered any where in the city at any time, large or small quantities. Address j J. R. Temple R. F. D. 3. WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—Need Pressing, Cleaning or Altering, call on us. We are experts la tine 'ine. Ladles garments a specially. Chas. Kalisky, 16 N. Dargan St phone 179. W. Evans St For Sale FOR SALE—Rufus Red Belgian Hares, Pedigreed or Utility stoca. 214 S. GiUiard St. JUST ARRIVED—Cor No. 1 Florida stock yellow pine laths for Imme-- dlate delivery. Trenchard-Spafrow Lumber Co. ATTENTION—Auto drivers, go at once and ask Fogarty & Walker to let you try on Adams Noglare Suo. shade for driving at night and fac ing Sun. FOR SALE—One. 1917 Model Max well, good condition. ( Price $200. BUY NOW—and dry for winter, use stove wood, mixed pine and hard wood. Price two dollars a single horse load at our mill. Giles Bay Lumber Co. Every requirement for electric light and power, running water, electric refrigeration and sani- r tary plumbing will he found de scribed in our booklet— ‘•THE FARM HOME MADE MODERN” __ Write today for your copy -vSs&j • J A < KMJXVILLE, vFLA COLUMBIA, S. C. ATLANTA, GA. GREEN V\LLE, S. C --Y ! United States Forests. About one-fourth of the United States, or*550,000,000 acres, Is In for ests. Forests publicly owned contain about one-fifth of all the timber stand ing. The remaining four-fifths is pri vately owned. The original forests of the country covered an area of 8B0,- 000,000 acres, and contained a greater quantity and variety of timber than on any area of similar size in the world. The present rate of cutting for all purposes exceeds the annual growth of the forests. His Veraion. The seventh grade children were dis cussing the ways to bring down the cost of clothing. The teacher had told them about Irvin.Cobb’s desire to have trousers abbreviated Into knickerbock ers or “pants” as Irvin termed it. They all agreed that this would certainly be a saving of , material and, then lit; tie Jacob suggested a further abbrevia tion. ’“Yog might leave out of them most of the pockets,” he aald. “Thera ain’t nothing to carry in them now sinco the.country’s gone dry.”—ladlau- spoils News. Dr. Z. F. HIGHSMITH Optometrist. ffyaa Examined, Glasses Fitted. Office at residence, 20 Kuker Ave* four blocks from Post Office, be tween w. Evans and Cheeves tt» Telephone 699-W. ' * Whisnant. Motor Company, .13 3- iMramK’ tw uttv . . . Church ctrpot DESIRE TO BUY—Interest In piano ' ■ rWK * or music store. Will take active part in business or will.- purchase FOR SALE--My entire shop equip ment and automobile tools, con sisting of electric drill; chain hoist etc. We are going out of the auto mobile business and will sell our entire equipment cheap. We also have one new 1920 Maxwell price $1,036- and one new Chalmers, price $1,850. This Is. the last op* portiinity'.to buy these, cars at this price as both have advanced in price. Whisnant Motor Co., 13 S. Church. outright. Address giving lines handled. All replies treated confl- • dentially. References exchanged. Address Box 1482 Richmond, Va. FOR SALE—Overland Touring Oar, newly painted and .in good condi tion. A real bargain. “ C. W. Eaton, 214 s. Gamifrd. st GORMAN & GORMAN HEPRFSFN'i IMG NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Ctt FLORENCE. S. C. QUEEN made _ HAIR * w DRESSING sever*. all other*. It will abeoluteljr grow your hair lopg and emooth. It your hair ia ilry, brittle and breyka off, use QUEEN. It will give your hair the oil it needa and make it to pretty you wilt never be with out Queen. Send 25 cent* for a box to Newbro Mfg. Co., Atlanta, Ga. We will pay you BIG MONEY to tell your frienda about QUEEN and diitribata our advertiilng pamphlets. Write far ■SaMMSSmSHM&alwa&MMMMaa A. M. STRICKLAND PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA. Audita Syatems Tax Retumi FOR SALE—Second (hand furniture, in good condition, which . may be seen at Apartment “E”. Sandlin Apartments, from 10 to. 12 o'clock rn Saturday morning, June 12 FOR SALE Air Pressure Visible Gasoline Pumpa. Visible Oil Dispensers. Storage Tanks—All sizes. Automatic Air Compressors. / Curb Air Stands. *9 I Vulcanizing Outfits. * * Grease Guns. 'S' * Oil Measures. ' Garage Equipment. For fulLlnformation write . FILLING STATION, EQUIPMENT CO. Orangeburg, 8; C. FOR SALE—Extra Clear Red Cedar Shingles, immediaSa cleUvery. Phone us your orders. Trenchard- Sparrow Lumber Co. FOR SAL^—Corn by M S Hayns- worth. Pbone 4302. FOR SALE—At a bargain for quick sale. Lexington, seven passenger car 1919 model in good condition. Apply to W. D. Harper, Masonic Temple, phone 54 and 212. ' FORD FOR SALE—At the Transport Garage, ! ,■ ■ - T -—„■ , , , FOR SALE—One White Frost re- D iterator, good as new, objection too large. For infurmation phone 613-J or call at 600 S.- Church St. SM Ce •“Amerlca'a -Oldest Battery” • SERVICE STAY ION FLORENCE BATTERY SERVIOB L. B. FERRELL. . OPPOSITE COURT HOUBB PHONE 164.W ■ ..... — r The Eagle Shoe Factory H. W. Schmidt, Props Expert Shoemaker Repair work called for and delivered. Turned Soles a specialty 110 E. Evans St Phone 99j FOR SALE—Slightly used * Kline Touring Ca<\ Price light... C. O. WE HAVE FOR SALE—A full line of parts for two ton> and ton Spec ial Republic Trucks. 'Will aell cheap, t Transport Garage. Ritchie,. Transport. Garage. LOST LOST—on Saturday night pn corner Darlington and Dargan streets a pocket book containing trunk • check, ticket to Hartsvllle, also a- lavaller. Finder will please return to 201 X. Dargan St., and receive rqward. LOST—An Eversharp Pencil, either on Colt or Cheves streets. Re ward if returned to 123 West Chev es St. LOST—Black card case containing check for $11.14 and $14.00 in bills „ also Masonic receipts and pass, is sued by Tollassee Power Co. Find er please return to vl. M. Anderson construction office new high school buHdlng and receive reward.' FOR SALE—One baby carriage in good condition. Price $20.00 cash. Aipply Mrs. A. W Doughty, 108 N Janott. FOR SALE—One new 1920 model Buick Touring Car. Price $1,850. P. B. Flnklea, Hyman, S. C FOR SALE—Mllcn cow, fine breed, Jersey and Holstein, fresh In Aug ust. 307 W. Darlington St. For Rent FOR RENT—Throe upstairs unfur nlshed rooms, to couple. Mrs. T. E. Skipper, 14 South Mcgueeu SI LOST—Pair of gold rimmed specta cles, on Monday afternoon nt Flor ense swimming pool. Finder will please return to F. W. Jones. 620 S. Dargan St., and receive liberal re ward. COME AT ONCE you are first ' \ TOBACCO FLUES arc ready for delivery. Kc- meniber last year and don't put off. Your order is ready. Also Paris Green ^Sprays and Guns. Arsenate Lead. Weeks Bradley C«. PHUNf it Hdw i i % t