Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I THE FLORFTNCB DAILY THiK» TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNT, 15. 1»20. Barbe '3 c.nd Haircl-essers use I »— Unexplored Arabia. In Arabia there is a tract of unex plored territory nearly five times th» ilze of Great liritain. v FOR THE HUMAN HEAD Successfully in many diseases of the scalp that will not yield to or dinary treatment. Promotes the growth and luxuriance of the hair At alt dealers, 65 cents. Dent Medicine Co., Newburgh, W. Y. You will like the odor. Hydrographerc Know/ the Sea. A person who prescribes ocean routes for steamers is known as a hy- drograplier. lie makes maps and charts of the seas ami other waters. He determines ami reports the condi tion of navigable waters, whether ocean or inland, charting the coasts and rivers, determinim; depths, the quality of the hot tom, ttie times of the tides and measuring the currents. Mixture of Civilizations. Key West, Fla., is a quaint mixture of American and Lnnn-Ainerlcan civi lization. with about' equal parts of each, Harry A. Franck writes In the Century Magazine. The Spanish tongue is heard there folly’ often as Eng lish. and, i}>: in the towjis along the Mexican border, the official tongue Is bilingual, itnd Americans from the North are frankly considered foreign ers by the Cufcanlzed rgnk and tile. [ Ca- be made loner, ptmight and ailky by U8inB QUEEN S5c r =s.ng .This is a new discovers. Oifferent from all other?. It v.ill absolutely jrrow your hair lonK and smooth. If your hair is dry, brittle aiul breaks off, use QUEEN. It will give your hair the oil it needs and piakc it so pretty you v. ill never be with- j out Queen. E rd l?”* cento for a box to I Newbro Mf;?. Co., Atlanta, Cla. We vili pay you lilU MONEY to tell | your friends about QUEEN and distribute our advertismg pampblet**. Write for dal money mahir»£ offer. DON’T If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headache, indigestion, insomnia; painful pass age of urine, you will find relief ir. GOLD MEDAL The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles tnd National Remedy of Hol’ar.d since 1533. Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. look fur tSo name GoM Medal on crury box und accept no imitation “Didn’t Rest Well” Prominent Georgia Lady Suffered from Faint Spalls and Sleeplessness—Relieved by Ziron. P EOPLE who get to feeling weak every now and then, and who do not seem to get the proper re freshment from rest, sleep and recrea tion, need a tonic to help their blood revitalize and build up their system. For this, you will find Ziron Iron Tonic very valuable, as the tesimony of thousands already has proved. Mrs J. W. Dj’sart, lady of a prominent Georgia family residing near Carters- ,Yille, says: “I didn’t feel like myself. “I didn't rest well some nights. I would be just as tired when I got up in the morning as when I-went to bed. I would get weak, and have kind of fainty sprlls—at times hardly able to do my housework. , “I heard of Ziron, and felt maybe a tonic would help me. I thought it would at least strengthen me. "I believe Ziron has done me good. I feel better. I am glad to recommend it as a good tonic.” Try Ziron. Our money-back guaran tee protects you. At your druggist’s. IliiJiirilMi!!, .1 it i ■/I i i i:i iiiiiiiii ■Mliiiiii:i|!!ltll!il!!|!iii!liil!it::iiili!li>liilnii:i!:l r I T>r nil i i i .i ■ SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS » • • ’ i 1 “ANNOUNCEMENT” | Wc wish to advise that v/e are in position to furnish Sash. Doors H and Blinds, made from White Pine, Yellow Pine and Hardwoods. . Wc are in position to give you deliveries in 3ti hours from receipt j? of older stock sizes, H If special work desired we are able to make prompt delivery and f shall he pleased to receive your inquiries. ■2 « • . ‘ TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. - MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS Z -OFFIl E PHONE 713 MILL PHONE 715 Florence, S. C.‘ Savannah, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. MJIIIIl!r:| I 1 I I I I I I I Jt'l l' l ll'l"l'!l;.!IMII|l!li;lllllllllll!lil|lf|h|!l|ll|lj|ll|ll||!||l|l||||||||||||||||||||!|||||ll|lllil|ll|lll. IiIIIUDlIhi i r i i i _ & Mdty Grahanx ^turnon* l I |{'li:|i.liill;r„l.:l.;|ii|iil<,r:liilii|ii| ImK’I |:;Ii i..i l.|iiii.i.,|i.|..|iu i:.r.;|: , i il; 1 |dli:|i!liil I -The Recruiting : Station For the Army of Thrift, is the Farmers & Mechanics Bank. ’ft Children Come. Enlist today, count with us. by openings a savings ac- I he invitation is always open for you to join our Thrift- lirong. the 'FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK, . Bank of Service. Florence, S. C. THE WILD HONEYSUCKLE. “Ah, we love to he here again in this beautiful worlfl.” said the wild honey suckle. All the wild honeysuckle hushes were dressed in their best pink dresses and were looking very lovely indeed. “And we leases are coming out,” the leaves said. “And in fact most of ns are out,” said some of (lie other leaves.” “We're enjoying the . late spring time too," said the ferns. “It's so lovely up hero,” said the wild honeysuckle. “What do they call this spojf” asked one of the ferns. “I think there Is a name for it.” f “Yes, ihorr.’s n name,” said (lie wild honeysuckle hush who was dying the talking for the family. “What is the name?” asked some little bluebell;? near by. “It Is called Prospect Rock,” said the wild honeysuckle, “What V nice name for onr homo," said the little ferns. “Yes,” said the wild # honeysuckle. “Here up in these woods we live.” “In that little summer house yon der many people come and sit. Chil dren come with picnic baskets. Grown ups come and talk. They tell of the time they were children and they think of sweet and lovely things, for we are all around them- flowers and birds and rocks and bluebells and little wild flowers of different kinds. “On their way up here they come up a steep hill whioh is known as Slip pery hill. It was given that name be cause it is so covered with pine needles that it is slippery. “And up along the wooded path children stop and play at n cave which is known as Stuart’s cave. Someone by- that name discovered the cave, I believe. “It is a small cave, hut there are feres about it and there is a little en trance where someone can sit and look down the steep bank to the wooded path. “There is e quarry of rocks on tin* road below the wooded path where there are many wild flowers too. If folks go straight up the side of the mountain they come to the very tot*, which Is known as Mount Vision. Years and years ago there was a won derful view from there, hut lately the dear old trees have been growing up so fast that there Is only a little view— hut ft is a very lovely, little view of the village and the lake below. “If folks do not turn up t<» go t<> the top of the mountain they come up here. And here they sit a long time, or they play. “After they leave here they go down, sometimes, in a wood which edges the lake, where there is a lovely spring known as Fairy spring. There they drink of the water, the loveliest, clear est water that eve r was, and along the fake and-by the running brook which goes down by the spring are the ever- adorable little forget me nuts nodding their pretty blue heads and saying: “‘We love the deaf world with its shade and its brooks and Its marshes and its dear peo ple, who tell us they love us “From this little summer house up here can be seen the village which is at this cn 1 of the lake. There live men and wom en and boys and ftiils. “All about them are valleys and hills and a lake and a river and birds and trees and gardens and everything lovely you can Imagine. “Ami In the morning the sun rises over our hill and In the evening it sets so beautifully over yonder hill. “It’s such a beautiful place—hut, alas! there isn't always happiness. For w ith nil that beauty around everywhere, sometimes they start talking about each other, talking and saying mean things, isaying things that aren’t tvne, ami even if they afe true are mean to repeat-! “So that I’m told,” the wild honey suckle said, “that old Miss Mean Speeches enjoys herself there, oh,’ ended the honeysuckle, “when there is such beauty in tin* world and so much to make one happy hmv can anyone do anything to make a creature un happy? Let us, at least, never cause liniuippincss 1” Dresseci for a Haircut. One doesn’t ««Ocn seek for humor In a church, hut tin* other Sunday a cer tain congregation was nearly throw'll Inlo convulsions.of laughter. The mirth was occasioned by a lit tle hoy who was being brought to serv ice for the first time. When tin* choir enlensl in Its surplices, he whispered attdii.'.y: “Daddy, are they all going to have their hair cut?” ♦ NOTICE? Books for enrolling numbers of democratic party in Ward 4. City of Florence, for the purpose of voting in democratic primary Hits summer, wril be found at the office of Real Estate it Trust ^Company. _ Waal 4 is comprised of the terri tory tying ; uth of Evans street and West of Gargan Street. j„. B. HARPER, Secy Denv>" ,, . , t , c Chib,«Ward 4. Weather Affects 'Vatcbes. A watch will often break down un expectedly owing to a sudden chnngo In the weather breaking the main- soring. RHEUMATISM is completely wasnes r-st or ;:te system by the celebrated Shlvar Mineral Wnter. Positively guaran teed by money-back offer. Tastes Cables mi the Ocean Bed. Tlte ocoiip cable between New York, the Azores and the Irish coast rests on the.lieu of the ocean. Before 1Sr>4 engineers of the United Sfaies navy discovered that the ocean hod between Newfoundland t/nd the Irish const was , nearly level and composed of soft mud. ! apparently an Ideal place for an ocean cable. fine; costs a where by our & Anderson. trifle. Delivered any- Florence agents, Gregg Phone them. There They Drink. S»ll*lill'itlil«ll»l»IHll|tl»Mlli»lllltlll|ll|l!lll|ll»IUllllllllllHlll ;ll!|;ill!l:ll!l|llli!lll|!!'fttlri|l'lll|ll|!l|!llll|:l|!||l||,||j||| l||| | ||| " Hair Grown bn Bald Head After bcinjj almost totnlly a Nrw Yorker pappiljr {oun<i eomethiwg which brought out a new. luxuriant growth of hair of which he is so proud that he will semi the information free to anyone who asks for it. Write: John II. Brittain. £tati ' F, New York. N. Y. Many women and imr# 'tvs rrv.wn hair sfkr all else failed, this vut, show others; this is genuine. Surprise the Invalid! -•.i (jiNIA De-alcoholized 1’uts new joy into the most weary 1 t mmmi 3 % The chief indications in the !$ 3 treatment of RH-iUM AT I5M ” * etc. are to neutralize the toxins ^ J and destroy the specific poisons D H circulatina in the body. f ri f t PUNCT.UALLWlAS!'mW^«fi WE DE-LIVER our clarified ami pasteurized milk. \v(> often find a kiddy or two waiting for us and il! For the youngsters do certainly like our milk. You can't make them tiff’d of if. And (he more they drink of it the stronger ami quicker they grow. Let us leave a bottle or so at your house mornings. The kids will like it, friend husband will like it as well as (ho cream and so "'ll you. CENTRAL MtLK STATION Phone 74ti. vj rvrvC**: . x•;<•:■/: j: x- >;• -x-x--x-•;(-x-*-x-*>; < k•*•*•** $;**-fc**»*#*i H West Pine Street If I'''.'tr^an. Seven room, two story resi<lcncc. i las recently Ween repainted and is in excellent eon I list Ililion. /mptoms , No with jl rapidiy eliminates the poisons, g thereby relieving all symptoms • and preventing their retun 4 overloading yoar system 3 drugs. Half a teaspoonful of Albert’s Rheumatic Remedy once or twice a day is sufficient. Price #1.00. The KELLS COMPANY Newburgh, N. Y. ‘ 32 I- Lct us show you this attractive home. LUCAS & BRUNSON Real Estate Brokers West Evans Street Phone 38O I. **-***/; ******* •x-tf-x********************* ***« #*****##*4** ^ Cot © 13:9 n] "S, Brat, 1 I M V What a lot of argument there used to be about a woman driving an automobile ODAY She can “make a train” or fix a tire as v/ell as anybody. As s6on as a luxury becomes a necessity the point of view changes. II Two or three years ago you would have listened to more varying opinions about tires than you cotild shake a stick at. Mileages, construction, treads and whatnot. It’s different now. Tire users arc working towards a unani mous feeling. 9 You express it one way— the man dov/n the street another. But sifted down it amounts to this: That the only way to settle your tire problem is to get a tire of Juioivn value and stick to it. Ill We recommend and sell U. S. Tires because their value is known. There’s no guess about it. It was the U. S. quality' policy which led to the per fection of the straight-side automobile tire, the pneumatic truck tire—two of the greatest additions to tire value that have ever been made. As representatives of the oldest and largest rubber con cern in the world, we are in a position to tell you something about tire values. Come in some day and talk to us. Select your tiros ac cording to the roads they have to travel: In sandy or hilly coun ty, wherever the going is npt to be heavy — The U. S. Nobby. M M JKWVL CORD-IJOBSy-CHAINUSCO-PlAlN For ordinary country roads — The .U. S. Chain or Usco. For front wheels — The U. S. Plain. For best results—evory- WAcro—U. S. Royal Cord*. United States Tires CROWELL & CO., Florence, S. C. • • FINKLEA KEEFE CO., Claussen, S. .C W. E. LANGSTON, Effingham, S. C. C. C. FINKLEA CO., Hyman, S. C. PEOPLES DRUG CO., Pamplico, S. C. AO