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TTTT! PT.OniWCE DAIT-T TIMER TI'ESDAY AFTERNOON, JTTNE 15, 1920. YONE can ftave abundance ick. Beautiful, flossy Hair. 7 Sutherlind Sisters Hair Grever Grew itiis Hair £ £ 11 Toa Vatvt Tout Hulr ard It? Beauts Its SlVfN SUTHiRlAND StSTtRS Once - Why not now? 0 On Sate al all Dealer* 9 Seven Sutherland Sisters 242 BMDHURST AYE. N. Y. CITY VOYAGE FAMOUS' IN HISTORY Raising t.ho Farnily- Let’em atone long enough and incgHSfaenionawiM come bac» again» ' / Wooden Paddle Wheel Steamer, the j Golden Age, Paved the.Way for i , the Mighty Megantic. j Departure from Sydney recently of ! the White Star liner Megantic for Uv- ) erpool by way of New Zealand, the Panama canal, the West Indies and New York, recalls her historic fore runner of 1854, says the New York Tribune. The vessel, the Golden Ace, was a j wooden paddle wheel steamer, helong- i Ing to the New York and Australian i Steam Navigation company. The In. j tention of the company was to run six j ! vessels “via Panama,” the Panama I j railroad, capitalized at $7,000,000, he- j | Jng the connecting link on the then nn- j 1 divided isthmus with the West India : Royal Mail Steam Packtet company, ; running from Southampton. Tin* f'riincan war, yellow fever, on J the Isthmus and oilier causes con- | spired, to defeat the company’s plans j i The Golden Age was commanded by i Lieut. David D. Porter of the United ! States navy, who afterward became | j famous as a Union’ admiral during the ; Civil war. j The Golden Agp left Melbourne for j Panama via Sydney and Tahiti, May ! ,, epn nnpj)r , hed wlloIe , n fromi S |. ! fi, 1851. She reached Sydney on May ( hppta- Thelr ,, onos or those of „ ipfr j 11 with .100 passengers-. Her cargo |. t ,) a f| ves> t j )e ,nuistmioas, have iieen j Included a consignment of gold .lust ' out in AlaRka New York sfntl . i and slie readied Lnglaud in 06 dajs. j no j f Hr f roni jj ie Hudson fiver, and In i ! New England. . . . » 9 INTtaNATIONAl^ARTOON CO.N.V. a m FfshfirY hey. what TH HO-lS THt O wjinic. - f oo'?* TO ? A ei fs bQ SI L OF AU. i^moQ-ojsce:! 1 ) ‘SwOU'-O -TH'H^- ''wood POkVtiO^d - *-® im ’! u S' 0 e\ t* Ccncealed In Earth’s Becom. Tlie earth conceals many wonderful objects, bdth natural ..ad mnn-mnde, hat are being discovered from time to time. Remains of prehistoric animals and plants, skeletons. and mummies, coins and jewelry, statues, old records, aboriginal Implements and toys, even whole buried cities have been found from time to time. Mammoths have ■V'tf MR- • d.-.* V - *- •** i~, -rf. •. /• • * -V *1* ♦*♦♦*♦♦^'♦^4 ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦J) 4*44^ ❖ (<n>n /f' % MISANTHROPIQ. "When Brown hi happy he tries to eing." ‘‘Yes. Some of us don’t care how miserable we make others, so long as we’re comfortable. Cross-Examination. The lawyer to the witness clings With questions deftly wrought. And makes him say a lot of things He never knew he thought. Spann & Grimslcy Fire Insurance Florenee^S. C. Office Masonic Hkffi. L.McL>. HICKS ;. Architect Florence, S. C. Office in McCall Bldg PHONE 226. * g - iu ; — ■ — C LASSIFIETY ADVERTISEMENTS JL^ ReaJ far Profit-Use for Results One Gent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 26c. Cash In Advance. One Insertion | .2& Three Insertions $ .60 One Week (Six Insertions) 11.00 Too Much Promisin'c. “I haven’t seen your son for several years. He seemed then quite a prom ising lad.” “That’s the proper adjective; he’s been sued twice for breach of prom ise.” One Flaw. “She acts ns though she thought she was the queen of Sheba.” “Oh, no. She would never think she was anybody who had to go to somebody else for wisdom. Dr..Z. F. HIGHSMITH Optometrist. £ys» Examined, Glasses Fitted, i Office at residence, 20 Kuker Ave^ four blocks from Post Office, be tween w. Evans and Cheeves St* Telephone 699-W. Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED—A party to do machine stitching for few days. Call 652 Wj Keep Cool A cool refreshing breeze at all times is obtained for 1 cent per hour from an electric fan. Electric faus will be scarce in a few weeks. Get yours now. We have a full supply of Westinghouse and G. E. See us before buying ' Palmetto Power & Light » Always at your service His Guess. Burrows—By tin; way, what was the denominatiou of Hint bill you ioaned me? Lenders—Episcopalian, I Imagine— it keeps Lent so well. GORMAN & GORMAN RKPRPNKN’n v«« NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO Choice of Abodes. { “I gotta have a place to live." |. “I understand,” said the real estate j _ man, “and maybe I can fix you up. Now, which would you prefer, a port able shed or a tent?” FLORENCE. S. C. WANTED—Three rooms, two prefer red furnished, by couple with no children, for light house keeping, i Address JAB care Times WANTED—A position as sttnograph-i er or bookkeeper for about two hours per day. Answer imme diately, Fhone 277-W WANTED—by July 1st, two or three rooms in which to do light house keeping, or a nice room and board by a young married couple. Gil;-! edges references furnished. Phone 420. — | WANTED—you to look at the two Dodge Cijjs that Hie Transport Gar age has for sale. NOTICE 1 —I will be out of the city for a few days; but Mr. J. R. Thrower who is in my houses will look after the wants of my people. He can beat pie selling Shingles. Call on him. 122 West Evans St. J. W. Strcud ANYONE HAVING—Either furnish ed or unfurnished house to rent will please communicate with the chair man of the School Board. Dr. N. W. Hicks. The house is desired for occupancy by the new Superintend ent of school. ATTENTION CONTRACTORS— Sand for building, delivered any- where in the city at any time, large or small quantities. Address J. It. Temple R. E. D. 3. Not Guilty. Colonel Southerland—Well, Rosins, did the judge find you guilty of steal ing chickens? Hnstus—No, suh, colonel; I was re leased o» s’pieion. A. M. STRICKLAND PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA Audita Systems Tax Returns WANTED—You to kp.ow that we ar* ! prepared to give expert rervico on all machine repair work. The Uridgera Machine Co. WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—Need Pressing, Cleaning or APVving, call on us. Wo aro experts in this dne. . Ladies garments a ape Mall >. Chas. Kalisky, 15 N. Dargau St pheue 179. His Status. “I knew n man once who ate a I ten-pound turkey with trimmings on ! a bet." f ! “He must have been a man c2 con- . suming ambition." , STOra WANTED-the suoc wearing to know that 1 make old shoes icok, like now. Try me. with a pair. B. | C. Roper, rare Elofencc’ Shoe Store 1 E. Evans St. phone 163. . BUY NOW —ami dry for winter, use —•— 'stove wood, mixed pine amt hard public j wood. Price two dollars a single horse load at our mill. Giles Bay Lumber Co. WANTED—You to do right and conic to the Transport Garage and sec * SlomR ' l:mks the used Dort Touring Car and the Overland Club Roadster for sale there. FOG SALE Air Pressure Visible Gasoline Pumps. Visible Oil Dispensers. All sizes. Comprcssois. Automatic Air i Curb Air Stands; iCE bAI Cautious. Post—I say, old man, will you Join our Big Brother club? Parker—Lei’s see the girl I’m to be fraternal to first.—Judge. Showing It. “Bibbs is a live wire.” “I know he is. He touched me for ten dollars this morning and I was shocked.”- "America’s Oldest Battery” SERVICE STATION FLORENCE BATTERY SERVICB L. B. FERRELL. OPPOSITE COURT HOUBI PHONE 154-W WANTED—Desk room. £arty is in office only a few minutes each day and wants space for a small desk with few mail wire baskets, type writer and chair. Party is thor oughly reliable and. will furnish references. Address repl^ to II. M. Brimm, care General Delivcrj, Florence; S. C. Professional Duty. | “Why did you leave the .dentist you have been going to so long?” “I found he was getting on my nerves.” 'elcome in the cool of the eVenin ffiiMiiurv, 1 GinderAL? ~ /2 _ o Ur:, True. “Pa, what’s a scientific salesman?’' “A tNentlflc salesman Is a fellow who knows when to quit annoying you.” Observe the Direction. A current French scientific journal tells ns that, If you wish to enjoy pro found and restful sleep, you should lie with your feet to the south. If you would get tltrough a hard day’s work with a minimum of exertion, face the west. A pianist plays best when fac ing the west and .worst when facing the south. • The Eagle Shoe Factory II. W. Schmidt, Prop. Expert Shoemaker Repair work called for and delivered.- Turned Soles a specialty 110 E. Evans fit Phone 99 WANTED—One competent cook and ope house girl for summer months. Hendersonville, N. C. Fare paid both ways, good wages, Apply 110 West Cheves, WAITED—Room with or without board,-by single gentleman. Ad dress Post Office Box 265. Foir Sale Eskimo Women’s WorK. • While Eskimo men are hunting polar hear ami walrus the womeh and chil dren are busy catching the greater part of tlie fish and birds to be stored away for food supply during the six months’ winter. • N Whale Teeth Used ae Currency. Whale's -teeth pass as currency ’In the FIJI Islands. They are pnlntqtl white and red, the red teeth being worth about twenty ’times as much as the white. t An Early Start on Sunday, Tlie Puritans, like the Jewa, ob- i served the Sabbath beginning with tbt evening before. Wind Shield for Tonneau. For the comiort of the occupants of hack scats of automobiles wind shields have I teen patented, formed of wings of glass that can be adjusted In uny desired position. Enla-ged Picture Best. if you .want to get a large photo- graph of any object, take a small Jlean-cut picture and enlarge It. The result will he much better Ilian when i large picture is taken directly by placing the camera close to (lie object. Mappin & Wamilfoit HOUSE PAINTING PAPER HANGING PHONE 568 OFFICE OVER McCOWN HARD WARE COMPANY FOR SALE—One 1917 Model Max well, good condition. Price $200. Whisnant Motor Company, 13 S. Church street. 1 s i . 1 , - . FOR SALE—Corn by M,S Hayns- worth. Phone 4302. Vulcanizing Outfits. Groaso Guns. \ Oil Measures. Garage Equipment. For full information write FILLING STATION EQUIPMENT CO. Orangeburg, S. C. NOTICE—The- Ladles Aid Society of Magnolia Heights Baptist Chuych will give an Ice cream supper Wed nerday June 16th at 8 p. m. The public is cordially invit6<l. For Rent FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms, with connecting bath, suit able tor light house-keeping. Ap ply 115 West Elm St. Ff)R 'RENT—Three furnished or un furnished rooms, to party without children. Apply 111 S. McQueen St Phone 808-W. FOR SALE—At a bargain for quick said. Lexington, seven passenger car 1919 model in good condition. Apply to W. D. Harper, Masonic Temple, phone. 54 and 212. FORD FOR SALE- G a rage. -At the Transport FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms and kitchenette, next door to post oflies, water and use of bath, im mediate possession. Apply al house, 15 S. Irby St. LOST For Fever Headaches and Neuralgic Pains > FOR SALE—Slightly used Klin- Touring (’a-. Price light. C. O. WE HAVE FOR SALE—A full line of parts for two ion and ton Spec ial Republic Trucks. Will sell cheap. Transport Garage. Ritchie. Transport Garage. FOR SALE—A Ford touting car in pn.d condition, new tires, price right Phone 239. LOST OR STOLEN—One Paige Auto Spring No. 6019. Lost on Palmet to, Irby or Evans St. Reward if re turned to E. E. Hubbard, 608 West Palmetto LOST—Boy’s coat, Sunday afternoon, between Florence and Black Creek swimming pool. Greenish blue, green, striped lining. Reward if re- tmneii Ho-803 East Pine. Phone 618-W FOR SALE—Six shares, home insti tution. Farmers & Merchants Nat ional Bank. Lake City. Communl- 1 ale with best offer care “Broker” General Delivery, Lake City. An Improvod Anplrln In Wet wlildi I* .ibsin- llitrly mite to lino om*i in ii"*" 4 "• extrema (k-lilllty and weati lo.m. Kolious nead achuK. neii.'.ilala and ilieuinalii' |>aln» i.ni redacts lever. No depressing elTetls. Xlado oi' a formula whloh la In p.e’iernl use te l&dtm: iileslolans. ,8V per partaige at > 0,ir artuadsts <>r by m.:ll lr.nu Hie inmuiaotiu' 1 J*- *iedr.)ont LaborsUrtos, Inc.. Clinton, >»• FOR QUICK SALE—A new medern i bungalow in west Florence on west Evans and Harold St. Living room, two bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and pantry, large hath room with sewerage. Two summer sleeping porches. Electric fixtur es Eastern exposure. Worth $7000 For quick sale, few days only $5,500. Greatest home bargain in Florence. See Real Estate & Trust Company FOR SALE- Fine collard plants, now- ready, 36c per hundred. Also to mato plants for late planting 25c per hundred. Mrs. C. D. Bristow 516 S. Dargau St Phone 627 I: '< FOR SALE—Fifty to sixty thousand used brick it corner McQueen and Front streets. Phone 510. D. W. Aldermai’. Jr.. East Evans Street your dealer doesn't carry them, •end money and bust meas ure and we will send you one for trial. Postage prepaid. iraio HYGIENIC.FASHION INSTITUTK IfcpL B. 21 Irving Pltcn Ntw Y«A