The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, June 22, 1920, Image 3
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tgl gLOIIjMC> QAlty TTyrs TUESDAY AWgl^GOIi lUlTT 22,
1920.
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AUTHORIZED DEALERS
MAXWELL
GRANT SIX
DAY-ELDER TRUCKS
FLORENCE DAY-ELDER MOTOR CO.
J. A. Cutts. Opp. Court House.
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SOCIAL NEWS
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PERSONALS ♦
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” Ml ’‘ ® - ,sa d° re Sulzbacher who
L. B. Ferrall • has been motoring through several
1 - J northern statee returned home yes-
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Mr. 4 F. Dudley returned this
morning from a stay of sev* |ul
Silk Shirts and Overalls
SILK SHIRTS will shortIv go out of stvlc.
OVERALLS are coming in.
EXTRAVAGANCE is going out of stive.
ECONOMY is coming in.
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The waiting line for LUXURIES will grow short-
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ECONOMIZING. PRODUCING and SAVING
v\ ill finish the last convulsions of "old rfian H. C. 1..”
YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT will be a big factor
in laying him low.
OPEN ONE TODAY.
WE INVITE YOU.
| The First National Bank
X Of Florence,
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v ' Almost Everything in Banking *
days in Portsmouth. Ohio
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i Mr. R. J.ee Brunson is
1 seteml days in
spending
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The Girls’. Pvien^ty.' Society pr St.
Jofin's Churoh U supplying d lotllg
felt need of the city in t^ tyajAipf
sApervised p|»y •for the chiiwdfp.
Every Monday afternoon difririg thk
summer months between hh|L_ hours
of’ silt' and ■ seven o’clock
will be told the children andflhec
wUl/(Wllow interesting gatneg^olh
the church lawn. All childrej
toe rity are welcome and,a,
time is promised. Yesterday
noon Mrs. Wi’.mer S. Poynor A£s
thp story teller and Miss Mark'
Gregory and Mrs. Brooks Tyson, as
sisted many of the larger girls,
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Will Ro ni«anrv>int<*d I A worker in a house near Derby
Will at Llisappoimeaf jic|ideaiT Hingham, found a piece of
^ i.ondon June !12—Restriction* 1 paper In a mouse nest which prcve-J
placed upon American isomen who’ to be o receipted bill fpr the construe-
aspir.e to presentation at court are tton of the bouse and was dated 2U0
such ^hat nearly all of them in, years ago.
Kondoli will be disappointed tbiS| *
tlear. On^y .eight of the many whoT— ■ i
we reported, to have; applied will be
’'flr^*emed and they must have quail
ffcatinns which have stirprised some
of the.nnlv>fated.
. 1 If morriedj-^t.heir husbands must
fireviously ‘ have been preserited y.t
levee;'*Sthey must have entree to
RHEUMATISM
is rompieraiy waanea out of .
system by the celebrated Shliaf
Mineral Water, posttlvely guaran
teed by money-hack offer. Tastes
fne; costs a trifle. Delivered any
where by our Florence agents. Gregg
A Anderson. Phone them.
the games
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[Delight!
A LL the delight of drink born in
the open, nurtured by sunshine,
pressed with care, fermented natur
ally, and ripened in the wood, comes
to you in '
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<Ot-AlCOMOtlltO»
The Real Home Wine. Delightful plain
or mixed as you would a cocktail, high
ball, punch, cobbler or rickey.
Virginia Dare is the finest among all pure
food fruit drinks, because it is a real wine,
aged in wood. Sold Everywhere.
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Write us for “The Art of Hospitality”- a book that solves
the problem of social entertainment.
GARRETT & COMPANY, Inc.
Only Amrriran Frtdmrrs of Ornuiur Hfvrru[r Hint
10 Buah Terminal Brooklyn, Now York
Richmond. Va.
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Mr. N'ormcnt Brunson of Ashe-
vil.e. N t'.. is spending several
diiys In the fcity viu relatives.
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Mr u-id Mrs. J T Robertson and
daughter, Shillie-Eiell. of Orlluda,
Fla., are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. I). R. Smith. They will spend
several weeks in city
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Mrs \V l> Scarborough of Sumter
is spending a few days with her
sister Mrs S. M. McCall ou W. Pal
metto St.
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Mr John ilarllee. of Spartanburg
spent yes.erday in the city with
friends.
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Miss Verina Smith of Hawkins
ville, «».. Ik the guest of her sister
Mrs. U J McRae, - on W. Palmetto
Rlreet.
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Mr and Mrs M. A Witisnaut have
gone to Columbus, Ohio where Mrj
vVhisua’it will atti^id the Supreme
('otincli meeting of United Comioei
c-ial Travelers, as a representative
of the Grand Council of the two
Caroiinas. Thify will visit other
northern cities of interest before
returning home. •
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Miss Bert Timmons of Lake City
vho has been visiting her brothet
dr C J Timmons has returned
home
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Mr Charles Johnston has return
ed from V. M. L, Lexington. Va., to
speml the, summer with his parents
Mr and Mrs C A Johnston
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Mr. and Mrs. C. J Timmons will
leave tonight for Hot Springs. Ark.
They expect to be away several
weeks
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Miss Mantle McDaniel of Carters
rflle, was in the city a short while
yesterday en route to her home
from Ashland. O. where she h.m
.r-en spending some time.
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Miss Edna McKnight is visiting
relatives at Cartersvllle
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Mrs J P Hubbard and children of
Marion, returned home this morning
ift (S' a visit to the former's sister,
Mrs. c. J. Timmons on Gaillard St
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Mr and Mrs P. A. Wllleox and fum
ily are spending a while in Hender
sonville, N
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Miss Blanche Taylor left for Cam-
d»n this morning to visit some of
her college friends.
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Mr. Z. <\ Lynch and family of
Cowards passed through the city
ibis morning on their way to Ridge
Crest, N where they have a sum
mer home. They, were traveling by
automobile.
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Master Henry Husbands, of this
city, left Saturday evening for a
three weeks visit , ' i at the home, of
bis brother. Mr. and Mrs. J. El more,
Husbands. «u Atlauta. Ga.
What Mythfr Ftrgot.
One day i was overtired and spokf
. crbssly and really without much rea
son lo rny small son. “There,” he ex
claimed, “I het you forgot you wa* a
mother that time and thought you wag
just a child.”—Exchange.
“Movie*” In a Book.
.,A motirVn picture camera has been
Invented for taking portrait* which nr«
separaied ami mounted in book form,
the appearance of motion being im
parted as the page* of rhe book ai;«
turned rapidly.
the VtTrfHfrHouse and If they have
been dlvorded U must be indisput
ably shown that the dlvony must
haye been granted In her favor in
open trial at which both parties
wepe repres^ 11’d in court and
where alimony and custody of the
children have been granted to the
wpnian. Even in such cases the
demand for legal details is so mi
nute that the king, in deference ‘o
the Ideas of the queen, it is said,
has let it be known that it I.s inad
visable for divorcees to applv at
all.
PUNCTUALLY AS
WE DELIVER
our clarified oand pasteurized
milk, we often find a kiddy or
two waiting for us and It. For
the youngsters do certainly like
onr milk. You can’t make them
tired of it. And the more they
x drink of it the stronger and
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 the cream and so
will you.
CENTRAL MILK STATION
Rhone 74#.
BIRTH NOTICE
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff
meyer nefcr Plsgah. June k’Oth, a
girl. Agnes.
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do a thing well requires
study backed by experience.
Let us give you the benefit of
our study and long experience
in matters pertaining to rural
light and power systems, water
supply, electric refrigeration
and sanitary plumbing, jgjggf
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COLUMBIA, S.C
JACKSONVILLE, ATLANTA,
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Short, Ufcly Hair
Mad* Ion* and aoft by minf
Harad>K-poiitivcly a ^nrc cur* tor
dandruff and tetter. Aa antiieptie,
jrle*antly perfumed.
At all druc •tore*, or 2S« bp mU.
Send utaapf or -ieia.
Ar«nt» Wanted.
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proportion.
KARADR
MFC. Cp.
W3-AK E. Hiiator
AtlaaU, 6o.
Whits Beans, lb. .12
Loose Macaroni. Ih. .* .15
Palm Olive Soap. doz. 1.10
Mackrel, Ih.
lib Tall Salmon, can 19
Pox River Block Butter, lb .05
Fresh Tomatoes. 21b. .35
Pure Lard, lb . -30
1-2 lb Cans Red Salmon, cun 19
Tall Cans Crea,m. cqn 15
B of L E Mixed Tea
Best for Ice Teas .60
Fox River. Tub Butter, lb - .03
Whole Rice, lb 15
Ftench Peas. car. .40 Best Asparagus, can .28
Dried Peaches, lb .35
B of L E Coffee, lb ...1 ,50
Lima Beans, lb .18
3 lb Cans Big Hominy, can .20
Stone’s Cake, 2 lb pkg ...... .60
Fresh Country Egits . dz .55
Fruits and Vegetables that can be bought, in stock.
Best prices paid for country produce.
B. of L. E. Co-operative Association
| Corner Evans & Ravenell St.
H. R. SMITH, Manager.
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If You Want To Buy A Farm This Fall
To US Now.
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are going to sell hundreds of Eastern South Carolina farms this Fall
Winter. Many are'going at Ruction to the highest bidder-others
Ff/frill be offered at private sale. \
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Now, RIGHT NOW, is the time for you to decide whether or not you are
going to buy a farm. If you decided-dp so, let us start right now to find the
kind of farm you want. ^
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There is one way to do this—the rig^t. us what you want. We will
tell you of the good buying opportunities thalfr WmntteOffer what you desire.
When you write us tell us the number of J{cres you want to buy and the price
you would like to pay. Tell us what p art of your county you prefer, if anoth-
er county, then name it. Give us an idea of what you will be able to pay in
cash on any property you may decide to buy.
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We have to know these things to serve you best ip finding tfie property you
want. We will treat all information as confidential.
Don’t buy blindly. Act with discretion and judgement and let us help you to
do so. , f
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There are going to be a lot of farm bargains and we will know all about them.
If we know what you want we can keep you informed about them.
Reaves & Stackhouse
liberty Bank BnlkUng
Florence. S. C.
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