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i \ PUNCTUALLY WE DELIVER our clarified and pasteurized milk, we often find a kiddy or two waiting for as and it. For the youngsters do certainly like our milk. Yoi| can't make them tired of it. And the more they drink of it ^the stronger and Quicker they grow. Let us leave a bottle or so at yonr house mornings. The kids will like it, friend kusband ■will like It as well as the. cream and so will you. CENTRAL MILK STATION Phone 746. SOCIAL NEWS "+ HAtoCOGk-ltARTEf *♦ + * *** + + ■ 'in’C ■■ ■- ■— *+**+*++*++*+«*+ + MRS. E. J. BURCH + * HOSTESS TO D. A. R * * * + * + +*+ + *4> + + 4 The D. \f It. lurid their regular monthly meeting on Thursday after noon with .Mrs E. J. Burch on Wost Palmetto Street with father a small attendance Xo special business was brought up at this meeting, on ac count of not having a quorum. Most delightful refreshments were served by Mrs. Lawrence Burch, af ter which the chapter adjourned un til September. RJEUsiIMATISM -* * &- 0 WEEKS LEFT TO GET A iUAKER MULTI -TUBE FREE 0* \ii) With Every Quaker Casing purchased from us up to and including Saturday, July 10, we will give Free a QUAKER MULTI-TUBE—many tubes vulcanized into one. . « Quaker Tires are “Miles Cheaper” and Quaker Multi-Tubes will last you indefinitely. Let us show them to you Sold by E. U. MACK Proprietor “Tire Exchange’’ Florence. (Tirmriommlle Enterprise June 17) One of the season’s most brilliant social affairs was that the mar riage of .Miss Kathleen Keith Han cock to Mr. Jjhurchilb Boyce Carter, which took place last night at eight o’clock at the Presbyterian church. The church was beautifully decorat ed with palms and candles and bridal white and green. The ushers,_ Dr. S. A. Marvin, Dr. R. K. Foster ’ and Mr. John Hector McSween, came down the aisle, fol lowed by the^ bride’s attendants Mrs. R. K. Foster and Mrs. S. A. Marvia, matrons of honor The matrons wore orchid taffeta gowns with orchid pic ture hats and earned showter bou quets of orchid sweet peas Miss Nell Purvis maid of honor. . The bride’s iWtrids, gownftd in white tulle over taiBeta made Do'uffant style, wearing pink picture hats and carry ing arm bouquets of pink sweet peas, w r erc Misses Meta Nichols, Kathryn Keith, Sara Carter.' Edith Purvis, Ce celia MfKenzie Claire Smith. . / previous to the ceremony, Miss Sadirt Hewitt of Marion sang “AH For You,.” and “Beaty’s Eyes,’ ac companied by Miss ^nhie Graham Anderson on the organ and Mr. Jo seph Conyers and Mrs. M. R. Moo- ley of Washington. Tiie bride, wearing a Beautiful creation of white satin with court train trimmed with rose paint lace and filmy, veil of tulle with cap effect caught up .with natural orange blos- I soms and carrying a shower bouquet i of bridal roses and white swansonia. i entered on the arm of her grand-fu- ! thcr, Mr. John McSween. She was met at the altar by tile groom with his best man, Mr. Clyde Carter, his brother. The impressive ring ceremony was performed by Rev. John McSween, ot Rowland, X. C. The flower girl, little. Marjorie FQster, dressed in a minia ture copy 6f the brines maids’ dres ses, carried a‘basket with rose petals The ring bearer, Master Allen Mc Sween, dressed in white satin, car ried the ring on a •satin pillow. Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party, together with the relative^ and friends of the bride and groom were entertained at the home ot the bride. • The out-of-town guests were Miss Isla McKenzie, Dillon; Mr. James McCoy, Columbia; Mr. and Mrs Bright Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- ! Ivor Williamson, Darlington; Major j and^Mrs. M. B. Mobley, Washington, ! D. C.; Miss Margaret Davis, New berry: Mi . and Mrs'J. P. McNeiM, Mr I and Mrs. John Chase, Mr and Mrs. J. | S McKenzie! Florence; Dr. and Mrs. Hensley. Dillon. The bridal couple left after the ceremony for a ten days’ honeymoon in the mountains. > s ’ PERSONALS r*.T ♦ + + completely wasne-j c«t of ttie ! system by the celebrated Sbtvar Mrs. G. C. Jones returned last ... . ... , „ , . Mineral 'Vht-r. positively guarun rUJb, rrilr . offer. Taston the tllnos's o, Her mochc. Sir, i & Anderson. Phone theta. 'J. Moore, who Is improving now. * * * Mr. Lewis Nelson, who has been) attending the university of North Carolina, Chapel Hitl. is at home for a visit to his parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. R. Nelson. He expects to leave In a few weeks tor Chapel Hill to attepd the summer school at LADIES When irregular or suppressed use Triumph PUL,. Safe and always de pcndable. Not sold at drug stores. Do not experiment with others; save disappiintment. Write for •‘Rnlie^ , and particulars. Its frLte/’-’ Address* National Medical Institflte, Milwau kee, W's. the University Worn Down, Out of Heart * * * Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hasclden arc visiiing relatives in Latta. i. v * Misses Mildred De Lorme, Jean Buck and Lilia Rittenbiirg of Sum ter. Miss Virginia Harmon of Bcn- nettsville and Miss ^Anniij Frierson of Klngstfae. arrived Tin the city thisc. morning for a weeks house party, at the homo of Miss Lida Winn. * * * Mr. Charles O. Marsh has gone* to Cincinnati on business He is ac companied by Mrs. Marsh and they will sp<;nd some time in the moun tains of North Carolina before they ryturn to Florence. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln S. Morrisor: j j left this morning for an extended Si northern trip. They expect to spend*; * several days in Atlantic City at- I tending the Rotary Convention. lie-1X tore returning home they will visit , j Philadelphia. New York and Wash- j J ington. ; * ♦ •IF » *»• 'T' ^ Mrs. J. M. McMillan of Mullins is.? visiting her sister, Mrs. W. V. Pitt-j I man ! * || Georgia Lady, Worn-out and Tired, Tells How She Was Helped by Ziron Iron Tonic. T HE personal experience of Mrs. Nannie Phillips, of Powder Springs, Ga., is printed below in her own words: "I was In a worn-out condition. My etomach was out of order. I didn’t sleep well. I was tired all the time. I couldn’t half eat, and didn’t rest Well at night. 1 M I would get out of heart and blue, t would feel like I was going to be down in bed. Yet 1 kept dragging around. “We heard of Ziron, and from what I read, I was sure it wouldn’t hurt me, If it didn't help me. But after taking It, I found it really helped me, and I sent back for more. I ate better, felt much etronger. I am sure Ziron la a splendid tonic.” Many people, who are worn down and disheartened, due to stomach disorder* and nervous ills, find relief by toning up their blood with Ziron Iron Tonic. Tell your druggist you want to try Ziron on our money-back guarantee. ^***********«4HHt#«4:#**********w*****************#*#*' 1 HYMAN SUPPLY COMPANY 4« -I’ £> "-^ **■ ■?**?* '5* * CIVIC IMPROVEMENT * SOCIETY TO MEET ♦ . j. •J* A I * ^ * I ik Society | $ will hold a meeting on Monday af- j jjj ternoon at 5:"0 o’clock in the Conn- 1 ;!: cil Chamber. ^ The Civic Improvement Mrs. George Laughlin, Secretary. Jud Tunkins. “There are times.” said Jud Tun- ! kins, “when n man who poses as an j optimist Iras to be a mighty good nct- i or.” -i- * PROHIBITION VIEWS Harding’s Secretary Tells ‘Dry’ Offi cial He Won’t Discuss Any issue Now. Chicago, Juno 1ft.—Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge have been ask ed to state their position on prohibi tion. according to announcement made Wednesday night by Virgil G. Hin- sbaw, Chairman oG the Prohibition National Committee. A telegram which was sent to each yesterday read as follows: “Do you favor increasinf Mie per centage of alcoholic content beyond one-half of 1 per cent in defoliation of intoxicating liquors now on Federal statute books?” , Mr. Hipshaw said that Senator Harding’s secretary had replied that the Senator “declines to discuss any issue until he makes his formal accept anee in July.” No answer has been received from Governor Coolidge. in Attention Mr. Farmer Now is the time to place your orders for Machinery for FALL tp-.e. Put more Machinery on yout farm and give your help work all the year around, ami you won’t have trouble keeping help. After th * crop is laycil by, pm the Tractor to work running a Saw Mill. Lath V’ill. Shingle Mill, Corn Mill, Feed Mill, Corn Sheller, Cord Wood Saw. We make a specialty of light Saw Mills for farm use. Corn Mills, Food Mills and Farm Machinery. HYMAN SUPPLY COMPANY THE MACHINERY HOUSE OF THE SOUTH WILMINGTON, N. C. NEW BERN. 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Let us show you the complete line of filing cabinets,’as well as desks, safes, transfer cases, and other office furniture—the equip- Iment that belongs with success. LUCAS & VAN AUKEN, Dealers Thone 15 Florence, S. C*