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*• » • v h ^ rwr rromwrg DAILt TIMWB MONDAY AFTERNOON, .fame 14. 1920. Authorized Dealers For— .4* ' • '• . Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO Darlington, S. C. SOCIAL NEWS * ♦ + PERSONALS * ♦ Mr. hihI Mrs. Brooks Tyson have returned from an extjnled trip to » ♦ ♦ | New York. Philadelphia, and many ■l* MRS. J. W. BRUNSON HOST- ♦ other places of Interest. <• ESS MAXCY GREGG CHAPTtR v ♦ ♦ + ♦♦♦ + + + ♦ + ♦♦♦*-» ¥ * Jp Mrs. J. M. Oolphin and children of „ Fcrnandlna, Klu., are visiting her On June 1U. 192U, The Maxcy Gregg H , 8te| . s> Mrs . NV . L . an ,i M rs U. 'hapter of the U. L). Cs mOt at tue \y i) on jiji e < .... president, Mrs. J. \V Nature's Supremacy. « Eraereon in hi* ea**y on Nature j nays: “At the gate* of the forest the' surrmi**'! man of the world I* forced to leave his city estimate* of great and small, wise and foolish. The knapsack of custom falls off his back with the first step he makes Into these precincts. Here is sanctity which shames our legions and reality which discredits our heroea." * * t Miss Blanche Johnstone Is spend-j til mm m t m ffi WO home cf its Brunson. The meeting was opened with!. a... ^ . n-n . i prayer. Mrs. L. B. McCutcheon then i in " a ^ h f , w ’ h a U 1,ming - read a selection from "The Veteran.", to " ,4nd " ''ightsvllle Beach "The Unconquertfi Banner.” This * # * selection expressed the thoughts ot' •'! , ' 1< - Charles Duckett and lilt e -very Daughter of the Confederacy. 1 l!a "« ht< * r - Marlon Jean, are spending •ind was read with feeling by Mrs sometime at Wrlghtsville Beach. McCutcheon. * » » Afier a short business session the Misses Easter anc Caroline Dough- on and Miss Ethel Lake of Phlludel- 7/ie National Summer SuitJorMen N INETY in the shade? You forget it when you wear a KEEP-K(X)L SUIT. AH the world ’round KEEP-KOOL is known as the summdr suu for men that gives the utmost coolness and comfort without the least sacrifice of sty! If you are 17 or 79, stout of slender, there is a KEEP-KOOL model for you. Look for the label—your guarantee of quality. MADE ONLY BV OA# 1EOU5?E OF KEEP-KOOL 5nlli.kn'birRc Clothing Company I’luladeIphi'i and r )ori\ t Tor Sale bvf=-; Florence Dry Goods Co. | following officers weie elected to oe- i gin their duties at tue next meet- | ing. Sept. .1920. Mrs. J. W. Brunson, ! Honorary President; Miss Mattie ! Biun>on. president; Mrs. L. B. Mp- iCutcheou. vice president; Mrs. Ar- ; thur White, recording secretary; Mrs I K. C. King, corresponding secretary; j Mrs. Will Darby, historian; Mrs. A. ] I., Ervin, registrar. | The Cnapter drew up the following resolutions to thank Mrs. Brunson and Miss Mattie Brunson for their : love and untiring efforts in carrying 1 on all work undertaken by the Chap ter. "The Maxcy Gregg Chapter of the U. D. Cs. wishes to express its ap preciation of the loving and loyal in terest of its past president, and vice president, and to extend a hearty welcome to its Honorary President, and new President.” After the reading of the resolution, a delightful salad course, followed by a sweet course, was served. *♦♦♦*♦♦♦ + * ♦ 4 > TODAYS BIRTHDAYS * * ♦ ♦♦♦••♦»*♦«* ♦ 4 Ex-Queen Sophia of Greece, sister I of the former German Kaiser, born i in Berlin, 50 years ago today. Frederick Guest, treasurer oi King George’s household, who mar i tied Miss Phipps, an American girl, born 45 years ago today. John McCormack, celebrated opera- I tic tenor and concert singer, born at Athlone, Ireland. 36 years ago to day Most Rev. John J. Glennon. Roman Catholic archbishop of St. I»uis. born in county Meath, Ireland, iSS years ago today. lie archbishop cf St. I.ouis ItiJminmm Roger P. Bresnahon. manager of the To’cdo Ameircan association baseball club, born in Trallee. Ireland 40 years ago today. * ** ♦ + **4>***4 * D. A. R. MEETING 4 Th * Samuel Bacot Chapter. D. A. It. will meet at the residence of Mrs. F. .. Burch. 30o West Palmetto St., at five thirty o'clock Tuesday <to- ninrow) aft-moon. 4444444444444444 pbia spent yesterday at the Isle of Palms. * * * Mrs. B-ssie W. Harrison has re-‘ turned from Washington and Balti more. where she hi-a been visiting friends. * * * Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Bevis and little son of Chattahoochee. Fla., art guests of Mrs D. E. Lawson on Kit- tter, Ave. • * Miss Marguerite Layton left last night for Roanoke, and Salem, Va., to visit friends. * *• * Messrs Edward Conran and Her bert Davis spent the week-end at Charleston. Proper Car,- of Tools. All good tools should be wrapped up, .uherwise they will rust, and rust dnlb' meir Cutting edge*. The care ful carpenter wraps his tools in a woolen cloth, well oiled. The care ful cliatinci;;- wraps all polished tools before putting them in the tool box and keeps them away from (he sto? ngc battery, the fumes of which will quickly rust them. *«***«»»•*««* Better be “Safe than Sf rry” • means you better carry Fire Insurance.^ Ours is costing our members something like $5.25 per Thousand a year. Write us to come see you and go into detail. Country Property only. THE FLORENCE COUNTY FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. V T HIS trade-mark is branded in red on one side of the Still Better Willard—the only storage battery with Threaded Rubber Insulation. 136\passenger car and truck manufacturers have selected this battery, xknowing from experi ence that Threaded Rubber In sulation is far superior to wood or [any other form of storage battery insulation. Willard 136 Manufacturers Using Threaded Rubber Insulation Acason Acme All American Allis-Cholmers American LaF ranee Apex ♦Apperson Armleder Atterbury •Auburn Austin t Bacon » Bell , Belmont Bessemer Betz £ Biddle ^ Brockway ^Buffalo *Buick f®LnnonbaIl Capitol 'Case •Chevrolet Clydesdale Cole Collier Colonial Comet Commerce Commodore Cunningham Daniels Dart Dependable Diamond T Dude Flyer Podge Dorris Fargo Fergus Ferris F WD Franklin Fulton Garford GHtC Giant Glide Great Western Hahn HCS Hurlburt Hawkeye Haynes Henney Highway Holmes Holt Hupmobile Indiana '■ International (I. H. C.) •Kissel Koehler Lancia Lexington •Liberty Luveme Madison Marmoa Menominee Mercer Mercury Meteor (Phils.) MHC •Mitchell Murray Me Parian •McLaughlin Napoleon Nash Nelson Nelson At LeMoon Noble Northway Ogren Old Hickory •Olds Oneida Oshkosh •Paige ^ Parker Peerless Peugeot Phianna Pierce-Arrow Premier Preston Ranier •Rco V Republic ReVere Riddle Robinson R At V Knight Rowe Sandow Sayers Seagrave Selden Service Shelby Signal Singer Southern Standard 8 Standard Stanley Studebaker ’ Stutz » Sunbeam Tarkingten Tiffin Titan Tow Motor Transport Traylor Ultimate Velie Vulcan Ward La France White Wilson Winther Winton Wolverino UNITED GENIUS AND BEAUTY Many of America's Great Men Havt Proved That the Two Can Ex ist Together. While Socrates had the mind of a god and the form of a satyr, and many from that day on have said that beau ty and genius do not go together, such is not the case In American history, according to Charles E. Corwin, writ ing in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. With few striking exceptions goud looking, well proportioned men have achieved fame. Washington was a handsome man, and Gen. Wintleld Scott was considered fine looking. Gen. Lee, of Civil war fame, was attractive In form and feature. Daniel Webster. Edward Everett, Horace Greeley and Franklin were handsome types of their periods. The writer declares there has been a distinct change In the type of the American countenance. In colonial days the typical face was foil, rosy and reposeful. Today the average countenance is somewhat sharp, pal lid and expressive of energy. Roose velt had the sharpness of present-day features. President Wilton’s chin ra diates determination, and Bryan’s smile is unique of its kind, but the features are like the present day type. Among men of letters James Fen- tmore Cooper bore the palm for beau ty. He was large and finely propor tioned. His features were of leonine east, and his elear, gray eyes were ra diant with power. Washington Irving was a handsome man, us was also K. P. Willis. THE CITADEL THE MILITARY COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Classed by the War Department as a DISTINGUISHED MILITARY COL LEGE Full courses in engineering, sciences and languages. One BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIP, which pays nearly all expenses, Is va cant In Florence County, and will be filled by a competitive examination to be held on July 9th at the County seat. This examination will be given on the following subjects: Algebra through quadratics, plane geometry, English grammar, composition and rhetoric, literature, American history ancient history, and physical geogra phy. A limited number of pay cadets will he received. Total expenses not to exceed $400. Early application is necessary. For catalog giving full in formation, address COL. O. J. BOND. Superintendent The Citalel, Charleston, S. C. *For Export W. V. PARROTT WILLARD SERVICE STATION 29 SOUTH DARGAN ST. PHONE 25 STORAGE BATTERY Don’t Let Insect Pests Get Started No need to have ants, roaches, flics, bed bugs, or mosquitos in your house. They carry genus and lower family health, (.let the sure exterminator NOW. i Frierson’s Fly Driver and Mosquito Exterminator Woiks quickly—thoroughly. Nun-poisonous, no unpleasant odor, will not stum. Full size bottle withapiuyer sud direct ions, complete for title at druggists and grocers. Frierson Drug Co. Charleston, S. C. NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of ’Florence Notice is hereby given that bids will be received by the City Council of the City of Florence, on June 22. at 12 o'clock, M.. upon an Issue of twenty five thousand ($25,000.00) dollars refunding bonds of the City of Florence, bearing interest at six per cent, per annum, payable semi-an nual y, due in thirty years. All bids must be in writing, addressed to the City Council of the City of Flor ence, and sealed. No bid for less than par will be considered The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of City Council: W. H. MALLOY, J. W. McCOWN, Pres. Florence. S. C. D.E.FRASER. Secty. & Agt. Bannockburn, S. C. ■-•*****« 44*444444444*4444444444*4444*44*44*444*4444* # •4»»»4**»***»**»4*44*4*4*»**4444***4*4**4**♦♦»♦»»***^ | GROCERIES l * Fresli ami Clean, kept in sanitary bins, flies and | dust elimnated. - Creamery Butter — 65c * Country F.ggs | Shredded Wheat ... 15c J Good Syrup, gal. $1.30 * We have the goods at the right prices and want \ v our trade. % CASH GROCERY ! S. C. CARRAWAY, Proprietor. f 55 Hast Hans Phone iqj-J. ♦ City Clerk and Treasurer. 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Don't risk chances, play fair with your Ford car. Keep It in the hands of its friends, the authoriz ed Ford dealers. j . Crowell & Co. Florence, S. C. INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS ^ * T ❖ Bohn Syphon Refrigerators “THE BEST” 1 M . i. w Perfect circulation and absence of odors, onions and % ’ milk in one compat tment—no comtamination. jj; Consumes Less Ice ? T X Perfect drainage system, pipe and trap all in one piece X A. Free From Moisture X i . ♦ v One piece seamless porcelain lining, no corners to v ♦ catch and retain dirt. * y ♦ Y X Just received a carload, so our stock is now complete ’£ Come in and ask for demonstration, X I W. M. WATERS I | “The Home Furnisher” t X ♦