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I THB FLORENCE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON’. JUNE 2«, 19W. *♦#***#*»***«•** «**««***«***********«***«**•«#»****»•. ST. JOHN S EPISCOPAL CHURCH II 112 SOUTH DARGAN STREET REV. WILMER S. POYNER, Sf-CtoP. Holy Communion at 8:00 A. M. * Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:15. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8:30. % 11:15 ‘‘The Christian Man O Manly Man.” 8:30 "Jesus A Lover of Souls.” ' The public is always welcome at St. John's. ♦ AMONG THE SICK- 4 * -*«*»********»********»****************#***#«»**##*«« Authorized dealers For— Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO Darlington, S. C. r .SSO&j.-. ; ' BROWN AND OX- BLOOD SHOE POLISHES! BUST FOR HOME SHINES—SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES Also PASTES and LIQUIDS for Black, Tan and White Shoes THE F. F. DAILEY CORPORATIONS LTD.. BUFFALO. N. Y. (unit it it mu it'iitit i ii'im i»iiii i i.i ri i ini i.i iii ■ i<'iHrtiNtiwni"wiinitimtniMSi'iMi.'i 111 1 1 •" | 5 We Believe Strongly l In Two Things m Florence Realty l And Liberty Bonds. Wc are putting our experience, our reputa lions, our money, behind both and vnc vtan: everybody to know it. Therefore— • If you have a Florence lot for sale we want to sell it and we believe we can get the right ^, , )r ice for it. And if you believe as strongly in Liberty Bonds as we do you will join us in an offer to accept Liberty Bonds at par as first pavmerits on such property. If you are loaded up with bonds ami teel you cannot make this concession we will see if we can find a way to satisfy you and make the buy er's bonds count at face value too. On The Other Hand— If you want to buy a Florence lot and have Liberty Bonds you would like to put into the trade we will negotiate such an arrangement for you and make the bonds count full par just as they will count with Uncle Sam the day they are due. Now there's the actual proof of our belief. We are not talking our confidence in the pres ent and future values of Florence real estate. We arc backing it up and coupling it with our belief that the United States government will nay what it promises to pay. We are not a®*aid that we are misplacing our confi- blence in either case. We want everybody share it and make Florence realty as solhl ^Ts the United States treasury itself. \ Come On with Your Bonds— Wc will find men in Florence who will ex change an equally good thing—Florence real estate—for every one you have. Reaves & Stackhouse Liberty Bank Building, (The busy little place with the wide- open door) FLORENCE, S. C. ♦ McPherson—Mcknight . ♦ * ♦ 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 A wedding ot much interest not only In this city, but throughout Florence county took place Wednes day evening when.. Miss. Ella Mc Pherson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McPherson, became the bride of Mr. D. L. M’cKnight of Charleston. The wedding took pace at tin McPherson home in the Hopewell or Claussen neighborhood at six o'clock in th? evening. There were a large number of guests. The beautiful home was artistically deco rated for the occasion. The coloi scheme was pink and green through out with the exception of the parlor where white and green were used, these colors being employed with beautiful effect in the building of the marriage altar. In this room the handsome chandelier and the ai- tar were showered with Maiden hair and Swansonia. The marriage ceremony was r impressively pronounced by the Rev. A. P. Toomer of Eastover. tlv- Rev. W. H. Johnson pastor of Hope- well church offering a beautiful prayer at its conclusion. Miss Ellen Reese of Tatum played the wedding march. The bridal procession was formed In one of the upper rooms and pro ceeded down the wide stairway tc the parlor where in the presence of many friends these popular young people were united. Mrs. Stuckey of Hemmingway, acted as the dame of honor, while the maid of honor was Miss Harriet McPherson, a sister of the bride. Mr (leorge Glen McKnight of Charles ton. a brother of the groom, acted as best man. The bride was given in marriage by M,. Theodore Mc Pherson. a brother. The sweet lit tle flower girl was Miss Alice Me- Knight, of Wilson's Mills, while Master Robert Howe Tesky bore the ring. The brides maids and groomsmen wore as follows: Miss Dorothy Mc Pherson with Mr Robert McKnight of Charleston: Miss Minnie Huggins with Mr. M. B. Mudge of Charles ton: Miss Elma McPherson with Mr William C. McCall. After the ceremony a reception was held during which the wedding cake was cut and refreshments serv ed. Misses Zenobia Stevenson and Inez MePherson presided at the punch bowl while cake and icc cream were passed by Miss Cox. Miss Mi dred McPherson, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Howe. Shortly after the reception • Mr. and Mrs. McKnight left for Charles ton where they will make their home. Mr. McKnight holding a re sponsible position there with the At lautic Coast Line Railroad Co. The bride is a most charming aiyl ac complished young woman and has many friends in this section of the state. Mr. Pee Dee Gaskins of boo is 'quite ill in the Infirmary having been operated on for appendicitis. * * * Mrs. M. C. Walton has been con fined to her hoom for some weeks, suftering from high b?ood pressure. ♦ * * Rt v. .1. A. Turner had the mis fortune a few days ago of breaking his arm white cranking his Ford. v * v Mr. M. C. Walton, Jr., who has been ill for the past several months is able to be out aga.-.i to the delight of his friends. Philosophy of a Cipher. Consider the cipher. It amounts to nothing In Itself, hqt when pul at work with others behind n good strong fig ure it adds wonderfully to ihe value of the group. But if a cipher puts on airs and gels out In.front of the pro cession, It becomes valueless again. Men might take a lesson and learn that their value • ■ only as long as they slay on i Peculiarities of Poultry. The foraging habit of domestic poul try ill list rates some of ihe differences observed in the manners of wild birds. Place a brood of ducks in a field and they wilhgeneraily pursue one course, marching in a body over the field with great regularity. A brook *;( chickens, on ihe cnnirnry, will scatter, occasion ally reassembling, hut never keeping close together unless ihey are follow ing a hen. Turkeys scatter ’themselves less ihnu chickens, but do not equal ducks in the regularity of their move ments. 44444444044444 «• PERSONALS 4 *4444444444 ■ ,, • Dr. John Walton of Gray Court, is visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs M. C. Walton, at Magnolia Heights. 4*4 Dr. W. E. Entzminger, a return ed missionary from South America is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Qasqtte today.. Dr. Entzminger is on his way to join his family, who have taken a cottage in Henderson ville for the summer. * * * Mrs. U. E. Pettigraw and family, Mrs. J. A. Pettigrew and family and Mrs 7. O Lee and family are spend in«r. !|e summer on Sullivan's Island having taken the Morehead cottage for the season * * w Miss Elizabeth Nelson has re turned from Raleigh. N. ('., where she has been attei.eing St. Mary's college. ♦ *' * Mr. J. B. Powell has returned from Hendersonville, where he mo tored several days ago with his family, who will spend the remuind er of the summer there. * 4' * Mr and Mrs. S. A. Brodie have returned from .Norway and Charle-- ton. where they have been \isitlng ing relatives. Dr. and Mrs. F. U. Lake and dau ghter, Miss Elizabeth, Dr. and Mrs. Fred K. Lake left yesterday by au tomobile for Richmond and Wash ington to be gone for some time. * * * Prof. W. W. WJlkes of Timmous- vilie v/as a visitor in the city yes terday. • 4 * Mr and Mrs. Frank Dusenberry and son Frank Jr., arrived in’ the city one day this week from Mont- gcmeiy, Ala. They made the trip through the country in their car and covered the distance in four days. Frank Jr. was a student in a spec ial boys school in Montgomery, where he made quite a record in his studies. 4 4 4 Rev. Ben Oliver of Hanna was in the city yesterday and reports that the crops in that section are fine. 4 4 4 Miss Nannie Lewis of Troy, N. C. is visiting her brother, Mr. R. W. Lewis on W. Elm street.. REAL SERVICE for your car’s- STARTING, LIGHTING and IG NITION System is offered here. Skilled (rouble shooting that saves you time and expense, repairs (hat are made by automobile elec- tiicians working with absolute knowledge and precision, enable us to render IDEAL service. “WE SPECIALIZE'' FLORENCE AUTO ELECTRIC CO. 33 N. Irby Phono 168-L-3 CONSTIPATION And Sour Stomach Caused This Lady Much Suffering. Black- Draught Relieved. Meadorsville, Ky.—Mrs. Pearl Pat rick, of this place, write#: “I was very constipated. I had sour stomach and was so uncomfortable. I went to the doctor. He gave me some pills. They weakened me and seemed to tear up my digestion Vhey would gripe me and afterwards it seemed I was more constipated than before. I heard of Black-Draught and de cided to try It I found it just what 1 needed. It was an easy laxative, and not bad to swallow. My digestion soon Improved. I got well of the sour stoifi- ach, my bowels soon seemed normal, no more griping, and I would take a dose now and then, and was in good shape. I cannot say too much for Black- Draught for it Is the finest laxative one can use.” Thedford’s Black-Draught has for many years been found of great value In the treatment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle and reliable in Its action, leaving no bad after-effects, it has wen the praise of thousands of people who have used 1L NO-lll NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS We are very anxious to give the best service possible, and will ap preciate' it if our subscribers will phene circulation department if pa per is not deliered by 6:30 p. m. so that one may be sent by a special Barriers Subscribe to THg DAILY TIMES RO YAL MASTER-MODEL 10 V » --V •*' u The Typewriter That Need Not Be Traded Out! ’ ’ ■ ■' y<T* i "V u- —It will stand the “grind!” Look inside for the . » proof of theRoyaFs durability-hundreds of work ing parts less than others! Mark the absence of complicated mechanism! v't** >■ • i f I have 6 of these machines ready for immediate delivery at $115.00 f. o. b. 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